Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A boy in red jacket holds a window scraper tool and remove snow from a car windshield. The boy turns the tool and uses the edge corner edge briefly. the boy

OPTIONS:
- wipes snow from a car window with his fist.
- continues to scrape the windshield as before with the broad side of the tool.
- moves the scraper kneeling beside the car and its back tire is replaced.
- continues blowing leaves off of the windshield using the scraper.
A: continues to scrape the windshield as before with the broad side of the tool.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
An introduction graphic comes onto the screen presenting a volleyball championship. a man
OPTIONS:
- comes onto the screen announcing the competition before it begins.
- talks about the rules of the tournament as he shows how to use the ball on a large volleyball, and who changes positions where he can hit the ball.
- practices volleyball on the ice and then run down the court, throwing the ball.
- is shown speaking to the camera in the middle of a volleyball game.

OUT: comes onto the screen announcing the competition before it begins.


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

A man climbs out of a boat to the water. he

OPTIONS:
- lays on the beach next to a dog.
- dives in his scuba gear.
- is paddling through the water in a kayak.
- takes a large jet ski.
****
Answer:
dives in his scuba gear.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

We see an image of a motorcycle. We see a lady shaping a cake like a motorcycle. We see the crumb coat on the cake. we
OPTIONS:
- see the lady put the cake on the table and solve the puzzle.
- see the lady cut the cake with scissors then paste it on a wax paper.
- see detail being added to the bike.
- see as the lady folds tissue paper.
A: see detail being added to the bike.


How to hire a virtual assistant 
Write down a list of tasks for your assistant. 
Before hiring a virtual assistant, it's important to make sure that you'll have pre-determined tasks for them to do. Evaluate your daily and weekly workload and identify things that you can offload onto your assistant.

OPTIONS:
- Common tasks include organizing and filtering e-mail, setting up appointments, responding to general inquiries, booking flights, or managing your blog and social media. If you are working in a highly technical position, it's possible that your virtual assistant will need experience within your particular industry.
- Come up with projections in the months leading up to hiring a virtual assistant. Test your assistant on a personal level.
- Meet up with your assistant on a daily basis so that you can sit down and identify what needs to be done. Check with other virtual assistant managers about the company's hiring procedures so that you can make the necessary changes.
- Draft a list of all your tasks that you want the virtual assistant to complete. Then, write down all those errands you'll need to do in order to complete those tasks.

Common tasks include organizing and filtering e-mail, setting up appointments, responding to general inquiries, booking flights, or managing your blog and social media. If you are working in a highly technical position, it's possible that your virtual assistant will need experience within your particular industry.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to plan a cheap children's birthday party 
Choose a low-cost venue. 
Before you decide the specifics of a party, like what to serve or who to invite, you'll need to choose a location for the party. If you're sticking to a budget, you'll want to find a venue that is either free or very low-cost.

OPTIONS:
- If you're throwing a relatively small party, you can host it at your home or in your backyard. If the party will be too big for your home or yard, try booking a picnic area in your local park.
- If that's the case, the more expensive the venue, the easier it'll be to arrange for the parties. Let the budget sit before you set the budget.
- A better venue will let you make your own accommodations, which may be a good idea for younger children. Research the neighborhood where you'll be having the party.
- Having a high-quality venue will help the party feel more cost-free. Look into a big name venue like the mall or a theme park..

Next sentence:
If you're throwing a relatively small party, you can host it at your home or in your backyard. If the party will be too big for your home or yard, try booking a picnic area in your local park.