IN: What happens next?

How to cook with sorrel 
Immerse the sorrel in warm water. 
Wash the sediment and dirt from your sorrel by immersing it in a tub of water. Run your fingers across the leaves to wash them before removing them from the water.

OPTIONS:
- Afterwards, rinse them under fresh water. You can use any choice of water you like.
- Pat the sorrel dry with paper towels. Press down on the sorrel with paper towels and try to absorb as much moisture as you can.
- Let the sorrel sit in the bowl for about a minute before turning on the heat. Keep in mind the leaves may have a more bitter flavor due to cooking.
- Sorrel plants require lukewarm water, and so will not need cool water to fry. Add soft seaweed to the water to soak up the grease.

OUT: Pat the sorrel dry with paper towels. Press down on the sorrel with paper towels and try to absorb as much moisture as you can.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to grow mint 
Take a cutting from a pre-existing mint plant. 
Mint is difficult to grow from seed, and it is virtually impossible for some varieties, like peppermint. Cut a 4 inch (10 cm) sprig about ½ inch (1 cm) above a junction to allow new branches to grow in its place.

OPTIONS:
- When harvesting fresh mint, you'll need a very small wire cutter or other tool that will allow you to cut at a roughly 8 inch (20 cm) range. Till weekly, remove plants every two weeks, and prune clippings shortly after planting.
- The sprig does not need to have many leaves, and almost any sprig will do. Place the sprig in a glass of water, and remove any leaves that fall below the water line.
- If you live in a place where there is only a handful of mint plants each year, it's best to plant from a larger bush. This makes it easier for new growth to grow and limits the risks of potential diseases.
- If you are already growing mint, you should only cut the sprig from seeds, as a slight revolution of stem will cause the same result and disturb mint root growth. Remove a flower stem from the mint.
A: The sprig does not need to have many leaves, and almost any sprig will do. Place the sprig in a glass of water, and remove any leaves that fall below the water line.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A sumo wrestler meets another one inside a ring. They crouch down in preparation for battle. they
OPTIONS:
- argue with each other and spit out a referee.
- either wrestle or are fighting.
- wrestle each other, slamming each other on the ring.
- push each other until they both lose and then a referee comes.

OUT: wrestle each other, slamming each other on the ring.


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

How to improve yourself over the summer 
Don't get too tan. 
Most people actually prefer a more natural (and less orange) pigment. 
Keep your nails nice-looking.

OPTIONS:
- Too big nails make your skin look thin and unhealthy. Avoid wearing nails with empty holes in them (like garlic seeds).
- You don't have to paint them every day, but keep them clean and even. Keep toenails well-groomed and painted as well.
- If you're having old nails and they bleed, soak them in a warm water-proof laundry machine for 15 to 20 minutes. These soaks help to make the areas near them appear whiter.
- If a pigment heals your nails, it's pointless worrying about the color changing into something other than red. Use a clear base coat if you can afford it.
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Answer:
You don't have to paint them every day, but keep them clean and even. Keep toenails well-groomed and painted as well.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to use a ruler 
Understand what a ruler is. 
A ruler is a measuring stick marked with units for measuring along its edge. 
These can be made of plastic, cardboard, metal, or fabric.
OPTIONS:
- A ruler is composed of 1 ruler, which is the same size as a ruler's end. A ruler is divided into 3 columns, the first column in each column.
- A ruler's handle is the largest part of its shape. It can be used in a variety of ways, for example to create the axes.
- Marked units for measuring length along its edge. These can be for either english (inches) or metric (centimeters) units of measurement.
- They may be of a variety of shapes or styles and are a good option when you want to measure things as stands for volume. The ends of the ruler will be marked in a grid or graphing grid for the standard measurements.
A: Marked units for measuring length along its edge. These can be for either english (inches) or metric (centimeters) units of measurement.


How to do abdominal crunches with angled heels 
Lie down facing the ceiling with your knees bent and your shoulders, hips, and feet aligned. 
Flatten your back and clench your abs, clasping your hands together behind your head. 
Raise your toes up so that your heels press into the ground.

OPTIONS:
- This should work your upper thigh muscles; if you do not feel the effort there, try pressing a little harder. Bring your head and shoulders up towards your hips in a typical crunch motion.
- Slowly lean over until your thighs touch the floor. Your legs should be spread out wide to create a triangle shape.
- Keep your upper body flat and engage your abs by flexing them. Bring your butt up toward the ceiling as you execute your oblique crunches.
- If you find it difficult to keep your heels firmly against the floor, you may want to try bending over a bit to move your lower back. If your knees keep continuing to pull into the ground, you're not balanced enough to keep them there.


This should work your upper thigh muscles; if you do not feel the effort there, try pressing a little harder. Bring your head and shoulders up towards your hips in a typical crunch motion.