Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The lady throws the pink item on a game board on the floor. She then jumps hopscotch and picks up the pink item. she
OPTIONS:
- bounces around the floor as she goes.
- tosses it ring in the air and catches it.
- throws it again and jumps again and returns picking up the pink item.
- grabs a left shoe for a purchase.
A: throws it again and jumps again and returns picking up the pink item.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A sumo wrestler is walking up to another man in a field. They engage in a wrestling match togheter. they
OPTIONS:
- advance behind him as he flips over and gets pinned to the ground.
- twist and turn and swing at the other man over and over.
- push and pull as people watch.
- stand on either side of the wrestler with one pushing the other.
A: push and pull as people watch.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to nurse a potted plant back to health 
Find out what kind of plant it is. 
Miniature roses are very different from cacti or succulents. A little palm tree is not the same as african violets.
OPTIONS:
- Some plants are very picky about where and how they live. Check a garden book or take the plant to a local nursery if you want to positively identify it.
- Tiny plants with medium-sized leaves can make the bed as long as the plant is in a pot with a lid that leaves the plant upright. The world it comes from loves potted plant varieties (there are not endless varieties available.
- The largest, healthier plants are most likely not nurled by a rice bush. Take the plant to its new location.
- If a plant is too small or very tall, the plant will rot and die. A castor plant, african violets are always somewhat leafy, black with veins all around, with leaves that prune away about 15 years of age.
A: Some plants are very picky about where and how they live. Check a garden book or take the plant to a local nursery if you want to positively identify it.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope with separation 
Set expectations with your loved one. 
If you are going through a temporary separation, you will need to redefine the ways you handle your shared life. You will also need to understand what the other person thinks of the separation.
OPTIONS:
- If your separation is deliberate, make sure you both agree on what the goal of the separation is. Take the time to sit down with a third party mediator if possible and discuss what you each want out of the separation.
- Ask yourself what works best for you and how you can alter those expectations. Separate your behaviors from feelings, experiences, and expectations of your family.
- Before you become that person's employer, reflect on this to be sure you and your loved one are on the same page. Do you feel a sense of pleasure when someone visits you? Or do you feel emotional when they are there? Do you prefer this person to work with you? Determine your contact history and needs.
- You can then reevaluate your expectations when the separation is over. Focus on your relationship with the other person.
A:
If your separation is deliberate, make sure you both agree on what the goal of the separation is. Take the time to sit down with a third party mediator if possible and discuss what you each want out of the separation.