How to assess statistical significance 
Define your hypotheses. 
The first step in assessing statistical significance is defining the question you want to answer and stating your hypothesis. The hypothesis is a statement about your experimental data and the differences that may be occurring in the population.

OPTIONS:
- Statistical significance is that you may have more than the appropriate data in the population to explain these phenomenon. Consider how many bases are present in the population.
- This is the framework for the thinking about the idea in question. For example, on the basis of statistical significance is that our society is very different than it was then.
- For example, given standard data and statistics for many u.s. states, the same statistic applies as in canada, especially in us governments.
- For any experiment, there is both a null and an alternative hypothesis. Generally, you will be comparing two groups to see if they are the same or different.

For any experiment, there is both a null and an alternative hypothesis. Generally, you will be comparing two groups to see if they are the same or different.


question: Complete the next sentence:

How to identify an irish setter 
Examine their coat. 
The rich mahogany color present on both standard irish setters and irish red and white setters is one clear indicator of the breed, but there are other defining features, as well. Irish setters typically have a smooth, glossy coat that may feather around the ears and extremities.
OPTIONS:
- These are not unusually ruddy brown or reddish in tone. Some irish setters weigh between 65 and 66 pounds.
- Winter setters have long, tapered coats. Sometimes, irish setters are shortened to their names because of cool weather in summer.
- The coat may stay shorter on the head and forelegs, and fringe more on the hindquarters. Their coat is typically short and soft on the ears.
- Irish setters tend to have a muscular build. Wearing a red coat may account for their strength, agility, and coordination.

answer: The coat may stay shorter on the head and forelegs, and fringe more on the hindquarters. Their coat is typically short and soft on the ears.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to prevent stairway accidents 
Ensure that all stairwells conform to safety standards. 
Research building code standards and any other legal requirements for stairwell designs. By following certain codes, you can avoid being responsible in the event that someone is injured falling down the stairs.

OPTIONS:
- Safety regulations also should be in place for stairs. Walkways and parking lots can be dangerous places for stair climbers.
- Keep stairways clear to prevent accidents. Don't pile items anywhere near a stairway.
- Wear protective gear and safety goggles when climbing stairs. Wear gloves and safety glasses when using stair ladder tools and safety gear.
- Make sure the safety features of stairs are protected against stair accidents. Look on the construction site to find the correct stair in order to ensure you aren't liable for any damage..

Next sentence: Keep stairways clear to prevent accidents. Don't pile items anywhere near a stairway.


context: A lady has a cake turned upside down she puts back in the tray. The lady slices parts of the cake and flips it again. the lady

OPTIONS:
- eats one slice and quickly puts it behind her ear.
- puts the cake in the oven again.
- puts the tray into the basket and talks some more.
- cuts the edges off the cake.
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next sentence for the context: cuts the edges off the cake.


IN: What happens next?

An aerial view of a field and animals is shown. People mill around a dartboard and then start doing lumberjack things with logs. a boat

OPTIONS:
- sails in the water next to the table, people show how to do proper messing.
- is prepared and the group starts water skiing, wakeboarding, and the like.
- is sail boarding from another boat and paddling with the oars.
- rides in to finish the job and bring all of them to see it.

OUT: is prepared and the group starts water skiing, wakeboarding, and the like.


question: Complete the next sentence:

How to summarize a story 
Read the story. 
It will be very difficult to summarize a story without actually reading it. So crack open your book, or plug in some headphones and listen to it on your ipod.
OPTIONS:
- Don't always trust the internet sites that claim to summarize books, because they aren't always accurate. As you're reading, you need to keep in mind what the central idea of the story is.
- Or make the handwritten notes in your book. Keep a journal or physical record of the main events that happened.
- Just make sure you pick a time when you can perform a full reading. If you just read your book for 30 minutes straight, you're liable to miss out on important plot tips.
- If the story is short, underline it and split half of the text into multiple paragraphs. Read the story three times and then summarize it.

answer:
Don't always trust the internet sites that claim to summarize books, because they aren't always accurate. As you're reading, you need to keep in mind what the central idea of the story is.