Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

Individuals are exercising on various equipment. a male and a female

OPTIONS:
- appear at the end of the video.
- join them and jumpstart.
- move back and forth.
- then tis watch demonstrating a routine on the equipment.
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Answer:
move back and forth.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to find out who your probation officer is 
Understand probation. 
Probation is a form of supervised release. As part of that release, you will need to satisfy certain conditions, such as staying drug-or crime-free, performing community service, or taking classes.
OPTIONS:
- These conditions are often described in this article. Get a copy of your probation report.
- You must meet all of these conditions depending on your circumstances. " probation " is similar to " residential assistance " in that it requires you to be " held " until your probation is over.
- These conditions are designed so that your probation officer will know that you are staying. However, they can also punish you for violating them.
- A prominent condition of probation is to regularly check in with your probation officer. Before reaching out to your probation officer, you should have a firm grasp of the conditions of your probation so that you can discuss how you intend to satisfy them.
A: A prominent condition of probation is to regularly check in with your probation officer. Before reaching out to your probation officer, you should have a firm grasp of the conditions of your probation so that you can discuss how you intend to satisfy them.


Some people have gathered outside to watch. We then see several jousters with swords and gear standing to one side. the news people

OPTIONS:
- report a man throwing his hands in the air as people cheer.
- begin speaking with them and interviewing them.
- tell people on the street to do one final joust.
- are interviewed on camera.

begin speaking with them and interviewing them.


question: Complete the next sentence:

Man is standing next to a tree putting dirt around tree. the man
OPTIONS:
- is putting dirt on the bark.
- fold a paper and put it in a hole.
- opens some trunk with tree branch and starts to tear the trunk and throw it.
- walks to another tree and with the foot kick the dirt.

answer: walks to another tree and with the foot kick the dirt.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
An asian woman is dressed in all white and is standing on a stage alone. the woman

OPTIONS:
- in white starts dancing around and stands in a straight line next to her.
- slowly starts to move and does various karate movements in slow motion that it almost looks like a dance.
- starts doing hip hop moves and she fists the air and does kicks.
- is sitting on a chair that has a small screen on it showing a black background and then it is off and she is talking on it..

Next sentence: slowly starts to move and does various karate movements in slow motion that it almost looks like a dance.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to do a monthly budget 
Calculate your monthly income. 
As a rule of thumb, it's best to budget by the month. So, you'll need to determine your monthly income.
OPTIONS:
- In other words, if you look at your monthly income and total all your monthly expenses, then you'll divide your monthly income into two categories: monthly income and monthly income. Monthly expenses start out relatively simple and quite noticeable.
- Your monthly income can include any income earned over time (like rent or utilities) or income you've earned over the past year (like work). For example, you might have a monthly annual gross income of $45 , 000.
- This is the cost of living per month, minus the costs for child care, food for you and for your physical health. Your monthly income will depend on the means you choose to buy and the type of house you own.
- Remember to look at your take-home income, that is, what you get if/after taxes have been taken out. If you work hourly, multiply your hourly wage by the number of hours you work per week.

OUT:
Remember to look at your take-home income, that is, what you get if/after taxes have been taken out. If you work hourly, multiply your hourly wage by the number of hours you work per week.