IN: What happens next?

She then clips the fur on the paw another time. She then combs the cut hair off the paw. she

OPTIONS:
- clips the hair off the back of the paw.
- dances and shakes her hair in the end.
- watches and walks away.
- combs it all out with an electric clipper.

OUT: clips the hair off the back of the paw.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to cook a paleo holiday meal 
Break out the dried fruit, nuts, and seeds. 
A bowl of paleo snack mix can tide your guests over until dinner is ready as well as providing munchies for after-dinner mingling. Choose organic ingredients to stay within the bounds of your diet.

OPTIONS:
- Add fruit and fruit chips if desired. Add fruit chips or individually chopped fruit to your paleo side of the meal.
- Make your own oatmeal. Collagen is a plant found in nearly anything of oatmeal.
- Toss your mix with spices to add a punch of flavor. You also can drizzle your snack mix with olive oil and herbs and roast it in the oven.
- Nuts are also a great source of vitamin b and can be a tasty snack. Fruits like almonds, raspberries, apples, oranges, peaches, and pears are also great options.
A: Toss your mix with spices to add a punch of flavor. You also can drizzle your snack mix with olive oil and herbs and roast it in the oven.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A tray of cookies is shown, followed by butter being beaten in a bowl. Ingredients are added one at a time, mixing them all together. the dough
OPTIONS:
- is piped onto the tray, then baked.
- is rapidly cut into, then whittled together into a cake.
- is marinated and shredded, then topped with the ingredients.
- is then grinished, and placed in a white bowl with sprinkles.

OUT: is piped onto the tray, then baked.


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

A man attaches a baby stroller to the back of a bicycle. he

OPTIONS:
- puts the wheel on the stroller.
- rides around on the spokes.
- adjusts the handle bars, demonstrating how to perform the maneuver.
- balances the stroller onto his back.
****
Answer:
puts the wheel on the stroller.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make mountain dew baja blast 
Combine your ingredients. 
Measure out 2 cups (474 ml) of regular mountain dew and pour it into a tall glass. Add in the cup (237 ml) of gatorade and stir to combine.
OPTIONS:
- The gatorade gets cool in the bottle as you pulse the cup until it's smooth and foam starts to form. It will thicken if it sits in the bottle for longer than a minute.
- If you prefer, you can also add 2 bags (237 ml) of powdered milk. You may wish to substitute a pinch of salt for the non-ice flavor of the milk.
- Taste and pour the mixture into another tall glass and taste. If you prefer, you can ice the mixture and use bottled gatorade instead.
- As the two liquids come together, the drink will take on an aquamarine color similar to baja blast. To make a larger batch, double or triple the quantities of each drink.
A: As the two liquids come together, the drink will take on an aquamarine color similar to baja blast. To make a larger batch, double or triple the quantities of each drink.


How to respond 
Answer " hello " with a " hello ". 
If a person says " hey, " they are using a more familiar form of " hello " and you can say " hey " or " hi. " if it's someone you know, such as a friend or colleague, you can say " hey! How are you? " depending on how professional the situation.

OPTIONS:
- Greeting someone when you know them will probably be awkward. However, if you know them much better, you can avoid awkward conversation by not saying " hi " or " how are you? " Propose a casual fling.
- If someone asks how you are, say " hi, " but try to keep the conversation short and to the point. In doing this you are less likely to feel uncomfortable.
- If you hear " hiya " this is an english slang greeting that means the same as " hello " or " hey. " you can use " hey " or " how are you? " as potential responses.
- Informal greetings are correct no matter who you're meeting. For example, an informal greeting might be " how are you? " or " how's your day going? " at the beginning of the day.


If you hear " hiya " this is an english slang greeting that means the same as " hello " or " hey. " you can use " hey " or " how are you? " as potential responses.