IN: What happens next?

How to tell if a salesperson is shady 
Watch for extreme promises. 
An incredible opportunity. There is a saying, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

OPTIONS:
- If an offer sounds like something the salesperson promised, he or she is generally lying. For example, a salesperson may promise to give you $100 if you get an annual bonus.
- Salespeople might promise an endless number of phone numbers, talk about their jobs but never offer to pay a flat rate for what they do or take on. Businesses hire people who in return do not earn the big bucks they once did.
- If someone i know and trust tells me something is incredible, i'll be inclined to believe them, but from a vendor i don't know, an incredible opportunity is rarely credible. Pay attention when they refer to a higher authority.
- If you can't be assured that the company you bought it for is the right one for you, then a good salesperson is likely shady. Some companies have been sued under the dealerships' act of 1977 (s).

OUT: If someone i know and trust tells me something is incredible, i'll be inclined to believe them, but from a vendor i don't know, an incredible opportunity is rarely credible. Pay attention when they refer to a higher authority.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to write a tanka poem 
Focus on a scene in nature. 
Tanka poems are similar to haikus in that their subject matter is usually about nature and the natural world. Think of a scene in nature that you find beautiful, stunning, or powerful.

OPTIONS:
- For example, the brushing of a rock across a river at sunset is one worthy poem. You could write a haiku using this image as a starting point.
- For example, if you find yourself drawn by the image of a lily in the grass, then so be it! This is a perfectly good way to write a haiku poem and it will explain the nature of nature. Try to find a subject that is interesting to you and write a poem about it.
- As you read, try to draw from a place, object, or feeling that you find captivating. If you don't have any particular experience in nature, try your subject matter.
- Pick an animal or plant in nature that you find inspiring. To get inspiration for the poem, you can also go for a walk outside in a natural area like a park or a garden.
A: Pick an animal or plant in nature that you find inspiring. To get inspiration for the poem, you can also go for a walk outside in a natural area like a park or a garden.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A woman is standing on a ladder hanging wall paper. she
OPTIONS:
- uses a black tool to help her put the wall paper up.
- starts putting sheet after vast wall paper.
- wraps a wall paper pad around the existing wall paper and gathers the loose wall paper around it.
- is showing a wall, and various watercolors.

OUT: uses a black tool to help her put the wall paper up.


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

How to get a certified check 
Ensure that you have sufficient funds before you plan to write the check. 
You cannot write a certified check for a given amount unless you currently have sufficient funds in your account. Before a bank issues a certified check, it will verify this information.

OPTIONS:
- Say you currently have $1 , 000 in your account and want to write a certified check for $1 , 100. The bank will not verify the check even if you are scheduled to get paid $3 , 000 in a few days.
- An easy option is to fill out the check yourself and mail a free check to the bank or credit bureau within a week when the bank is accepting checks for a fee. If your bank does not accept checks for a fee, you can request a certified check as a gift from a seller instead.
- For example, suppose you have enough to start a savings savings account at your bank. You can note that the amount you will charge for the account already in your name is $10.
- You also must have a secured account for the amount required. For example, you cannot authorize transfers if you do not have a verified account.
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Answer:
Say you currently have $1 , 000 in your account and want to write a certified check for $1 , 100. The bank will not verify the check even if you are scheduled to get paid $3 , 000 in a few days.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is seated cross legged watching a show. A man is kneeling in front of the crowd, talking. he
OPTIONS:
- continues talking as the crowd is enraptured, listening to his every word.
- is recording himself as he talks, getting himself ready and keeping his form.
- talks as the man rinses the machine with soap.
- speaks while perusing the music.
A: continues talking as the crowd is enraptured, listening to his every word.


A man is holding a ball. He spins around several times with the ball. he

OPTIONS:
- throws the ball several times.
- pauses to talk to the camera.
- releases the ball and throws it onto the field in front of him.
- continues bouncing the ball around.


releases the ball and throws it onto the field in front of him.