IN: What happens next?

A man is sitting on a side walk playing an accordion. a crowd

OPTIONS:
- is standing behind him watching.
- watches him play, doing various things around him.
- has gathered around the man to watch him play.
- watches as he moves his hands across the notes.

OUT: has gathered around the man to watch him play.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A young man wearing blue jeans and a blue and white plaid long sleeved button up shirt is sitting on the ground with his legs wide opened on a board that has numbers on it in a triangular shape. there

OPTIONS:
- is a person doing a tutorial on how to stand correctly in the yoga position, curling a knee to bring your legs in front of your chest.
- are two other men laid out on their backs on the board and one of them starts to hurt himself.
- are two elderly women holding sticks, and they are getting ready to hit the disks across the board into the man's crotch while 5 men are standing alongside the board watching and cringing.
- is a desk behind the boy sitting holding headphones.
A: are two elderly women holding sticks, and they are getting ready to hit the disks across the board into the man's crotch while 5 men are standing alongside the board watching and cringing.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to clean battery connections 
Wear protective gear. 
Find a pair of nitrile gloves (medical grade), goggles, and a mask for your safety. The batteries contain acid which can cause severe damage, so make sure you keep your face and hands covered.
OPTIONS:
- Don't let small children play with the battery while cleaning it. You don't even need to wear protective clothing during cleaning.
- You'll also want to wash any wires from your power supply. Douse the battery in a bucket of water.
- Once you have your safety equipment in place, move on to the next step. If you get any of the chemicals on your skin, clean it off with soap and water.
- Wear long sleeves, gloves, and snap-about mask. Put on a pair of rubber or non-conductive safety gloves.

OUT: Once you have your safety equipment in place, move on to the next step. If you get any of the chemicals on your skin, clean it off with soap and water.


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

A man is seen standing with one man in a bedroom. he

OPTIONS:
- points to his face and leads into him piercing his lip.
- begins playing the drums while the other sits near him.
- then begins shaving his leg.
- bends down and begins picking up the other man.
****
Answer:
bends down and begins picking up the other man.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to add a roommate to your lease 
Read your current lease. 
Your current lease may have clauses regarding the procedure for adding new tenants. 
Your lease may include a clause that sets forth the requirements for new or additional tenants.
OPTIONS:
- If you see such a clause, make sure your prospective roommate meets those requirements. If your lease doesn't have that clause, you can get a good idea of what your landlord requires in new tenants by thinking back to what was required of you when you applied to rent your unit.
- How long this provision must be in the lease will depend on how much money the tenant may have saved for a longer lease. You may want to review your current lease to figure out whether or not it is worth adding new tenants to your lease.
- Review your current lease to find out what measures to take next. Opt to take a discount by installing one or more monies.
- Check your lease carefully to keep all agreements in place on your own, if need be. If you are having trouble deciding whether you agree to follow or not, consult a particular lease written by a friend or family member.
A: If you see such a clause, make sure your prospective roommate meets those requirements. If your lease doesn't have that clause, you can get a good idea of what your landlord requires in new tenants by thinking back to what was required of you when you applied to rent your unit.


How to work with a registered dietitian for ibd 
Talk to a medical professional. 
Before looking for a dietitian, you should work with a physician to come to a medical diagnosis of your condition. Without a proper diagnosis, your dietitian won't know how to best work with you.

OPTIONS:
- Some institutions may offer certification programs for skilled dietitians, even in low-income areas. Talk to your physician or health professional to see if their recommendations are compatible with yours.
- You should also talk to a holistic or certifying doctor if you're unsure what to expect. Fees for a visit to a doctor can vary widely.
- Make a written list of things you dislike, that you would like a doctor to help you with, and bring these to a dietitian. The doctor will examine your current medical history in detail and there will be a consultation to decide where to go from.
- Consult with a gastroenterologist or another digestive health specialist. Have your ibd formally diagnosed, if it has not been already.


Consult with a gastroenterologist or another digestive health specialist. Have your ibd formally diagnosed, if it has not been already.