IN: What happens next?

How to prepare for snap tests 
Familiarize yourself with idiomatic expressions. 
Idioms are conventional sayings that often don't have an obvious meaning, even if you understand the definitions of the words it uses. To improve your understanding of english idioms, read a book of english idioms and their meanings.

OPTIONS:
- In addition to reading basic english idioms, watch study texts as well. Some english idioms, such as " lo-nehn's' watching the whales ,' are nearly new to english.
- Idioms include phrases or sayings like " kicked the bucket " or " hot potato. " ask a native english speaker if you need help understanding certain expressions.
- Take a look at these books to evaluate your knowledge and comprehension of the various phrases and words. Review some of the phrases that come up to you using the idiom " they are " just to familiarize yourself with what the phrase sounds like.
- You can find examples online or via sites like google. For instance, let's say you read a book written in russian and the translation " females: russian " resembles that of the english idiom, which includes " females.

OUT: Idioms include phrases or sayings like " kicked the bucket " or " hot potato. " ask a native english speaker if you need help understanding certain expressions.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The game begins to intensifies and the men begin to look at each other in the eye as they start to make goals. once the first game

OPTIONS:
- is over, the game ends with the man and the boy having an interview for a solo.
- is finished, another set of men begin to compete and starts to clip the ball over the people.
- is over, they all sit back down and continue toasting as one of them dips his cup in gelato.
- is over, the table becomes redefined and if there are any spectators, and one of them has seen him then, he stands on the side next to a woman waiting for an after.
A: is finished, another set of men begin to compete and starts to clip the ball over the people.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to plant napier grass 
Cut a mature stem of napier grass. 
If napier grass does not grow wild in your area, you may be able to buy some from a plant nursery or catalogue. Cut the stem around 15-20 cm (6-8 inches) above the soil.
OPTIONS:
- These steps are only if you're going to plant napier grass organically. Napier grass needs a cool climate in order to thrive.
- Look for stems that have at least three nodes, which are small bumps that will eventually grow into new leaves. Cut the stem into sections with three nodes each.
- This will help prevent root rot as you plant. If the shoots on a young tree are not growth-bearing, you may simply cut it off with a pair of scissors.
- Often, you can obtain napier grass online or from a garden center, though note that a garden center cannot order the grass from you. Cut the stem of the grass to the size indicated on the package.

OUT: Look for stems that have at least three nodes, which are small bumps that will eventually grow into new leaves. Cut the stem into sections with three nodes each.


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

A child swings a wooden pole at a large red pinata. The pinata is raised and lowered while the boy swings to hit it. a man

OPTIONS:
- sits downhill in a tube watching the boy.
- comes and takes the stick from the boy.
- drinks from a cup then uses the rope to swing the wooden pole.
- picks up the boy and the girl, bring them back, then slide them away from the pinata.
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Answer:
comes and takes the stick from the boy.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Several people are dressed in sweatsuits rolling out mats in a large gym. after the mats
OPTIONS:
- are rolled out the gym begins to change colors for lemon zest.
- are rolled out, they begin talking to one another and pose for pictures.
- are rolled out, other individuals begin walking across the floor dressed in fencing uniforms.
- have been rolled, wall paper is cut with scissors and tied between two of the walls.
A: are rolled out, other individuals begin walking across the floor dressed in fencing uniforms.


How to crochet a hooded scarf 
Create a foundation chain. 
Attach the yarn to your crochet hook with a slipknot, then work up a foundation chain of 200 chain stitches. 
If you don't know how to make a slipknot or chain stitch, see the " tips " section for instructions.

OPTIONS:
- This scarf is worked lengthwise, so the length of your chain will be the length of your finished scarf. You can make the chain longer or shorter depending on your desired length, but the number of chain stitches you choose should be a multiple of two.
- Wet your work surface with enough water to form a mud-like layer around the length and width of your scarf. Chop your yarn and the thread by hand.
- For a basic feeling of support on the base of your hood and for framing, try to use a premade foundation chain. Learn how to use your scarf in a single loop.
- Make a hook to hang the scarf. Thread your crochet hook (or use a regular crochet hook) through the yarn and then pull through all four stitches on your hook.


This scarf is worked lengthwise, so the length of your chain will be the length of your finished scarf. You can make the chain longer or shorter depending on your desired length, but the number of chain stitches you choose should be a multiple of two.