IN: What happens next?

How to teach your child phonological awareness 
Understand phonological awareness. 
Phonological awareness is a concept that occurs everyday, all day as we communicate by listening and speaking with others. It is the understanding that each word heard is determined by the sound said in a specific order.

OPTIONS:
- Phonological awareness is a very important factor. Phonological awareness refers to how you understand other people and their needs as well as what is in front of you.
- Below are some fun activities to practice phonological awareness with your child Play with language. Reciting nursery rhymes and playing rhyming games is a fun way to focus your child's attention on sounds.
- In children : Phonological awareness means that, in order to learn the meaning of both words and sounds, they need to understand a set of letters, typically more than one letter. You and your child often have a tendency to " draw on the letter to form a message.
- This is what creates phonological awareness; it is composed of words in order to verbalize those sounds and use them throughout the whole speech. Phonological awareness is developed with each individual of these voices.

OUT: Below are some fun activities to practice phonological awareness with your child Play with language. Reciting nursery rhymes and playing rhyming games is a fun way to focus your child's attention on sounds.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Then in a blender, the chef mixes capers, garlic, anchovies and black olives along with some olive oil. The chef mashes the ingredients into a paste. the chef

OPTIONS:
- eats the paste into a cooking bucket on a table.
- slice the mixture with sharp knives.
- pours a white wine into a red glass.
- adds some garlic to oil in a saute pan and sautes it with some sun dried tomatoes.
A: adds some garlic to oil in a saute pan and sautes it with some sun dried tomatoes.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to represent yourself at court (uk ) 
Understand the law: it is absolutely crucial that you understand the law relevant to your offence. 
In order to defend yourself or mitigate on your own behalf you have to understand what it is that you are being charged with. Do your research: find out the relevant ingredients, defences and sentences.
OPTIONS:
- If you are already at court and unclear speak to the duty solicitor or legal clerk (see below. ) Entering the court : You will be shown by a member of court staff where to stand.
- Take your copies to the court once you are charged with the crime. Meet in a court, preferably in your room or trial hall.
- The key to you acting in a civil or criminal court is to know the facts as soon as you discover them. The prosecution could and would cast you on the jury or in judgement.
- You might know that when you talk to the judge and hear evidence stating he or she has tampered with the sentence you are swearing you are being represented by a police officer or an accountant. Just ask in a tone of voice you think the judge would understand.

OUT: If you are already at court and unclear speak to the duty solicitor or legal clerk (see below. ) Entering the court : You will be shown by a member of court staff where to stand.


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

How to ice an injury 
Assess all injuries before deciding on a treatment. 
There are a multitude of injuries that call for a cold compress. Most of these are minor bumps and bruises that don't require further medical attention.

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- Minor injuries that involve applying ice to your bare skin can be managed with minor changes to suit the type of injury. Minor injuries that include brute force, jumping or kicking someone's body will typically be able to be treated simply with minor medical help.
- Some, like fractures, dislocations, and concussions, require emergency medical treatment. If you are at all unsure, visit the doctor or emergency room to receive the correct diagnosis and treatment.
- However, there are some serious injuries that warrant a cold compress and team injuries that require emergency treatment. If the injury is minor and one needs immediate medical attention, ice compress is the best option.
- However, for serious injuries, a hot compress can be necessary. Major ones, such as sprains, frequently call for an ice pack, but if not, physical doctors can sometimes come up with a more extreme treatment, including ice packs.
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Answer:
Some, like fractures, dislocations, and concussions, require emergency medical treatment. If you are at all unsure, visit the doctor or emergency room to receive the correct diagnosis and treatment.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to prevent smelly feet 
Bathe your feet daily. 
To keep your feet from smelling, practice good foot hygiene. Wash your feet every day with warm water and antibacterial soap.
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- Wash your feet twice a day for twenty minutes, and change after every twenty minutes. Swish the water once or twice a day and rinse your feet with a small amount of mild soap.
- This removes dirt, sweat, and odor causing bacteria. Make sure to take special care to wash your feet when taking a bath or shower.
- Wear socks every day and feet dry easily. Don't touch your feet with tight shoes or don't have clean, soft socks to put on.
- After showering, splash a bit of cold water on your feet and rub them with the tips of your fingers to reduce bacterial fur and to keep your feet soft and warm. Use deodorant or maybe some fragrance-free foot soap for added warmth.
A: This removes dirt, sweat, and odor causing bacteria. Make sure to take special care to wash your feet when taking a bath or shower.


How to fundraise for charity 
Pick a charity. 
The best way to pick a charity is to find a cause you're passionate about. If you love animals, fundraise for a shelter.

OPTIONS:
- If you're bookworm, raise money for library. If you care about making sure everyone gets fed, pick a homeless shelter, food pantry, or soup kitchen to raise money for.
- If you love art, volunteer in a charity in your community. You could create flyers and offer prizes to local organizations when you donate.
- If you love baseball, volunteer at a big league game. Don't let any of these get to you! If you really can't find a charity, you can try discovering another one that appeals to you.
- If you love sports, fund for a hip club. Keep your league of passions in mind when calculating your budget.


If you're bookworm, raise money for library. If you care about making sure everyone gets fed, pick a homeless shelter, food pantry, or soup kitchen to raise money for.