Q: Before you can tackle any homework assignments, you need to make sure that you have everything you need to finish the job. You can avoid needing to get up every few minutes by gathering all your supplies first. Take out all of your homework from your school bag, including your agenda, if you use one. Go through each homework task and determine what supplies you will need. Gather all of your supplies and keep them within reach. Make sure you have lots of paper, extra writing utensils, a calculator or other tools, and any textbooks you may need. If you need to use a laptop or computer, make sure that one is available to you. It's easy to get distracted when you're doing homework, especially if you find the homework to be boring. Help yourself to stay focused by removing all distractions from your environment. Put your phone away. Put it on silent and hide it in a drawer so you're not tempted to check it. If you need to use a computer but find you're easily distracted by other websites, use an internet nanny to block sites, like social media, that you don't need to visit. Tell your family and friends that you're trying get work done. Ask them not to bother you during this time. Pick a spot to do your homework that is quiet so you can concentrate without getting distracted by loud noises or other people talking. If you can't find a quiet place in your home, try visiting your local library. It's easiest to concentrate when you are at a comfortable temperature, not too hot or too cold. If you find yourself falling asleep when you do your homework, try turning the heat down. You're more likely to feel sleepy in a room that's too warm.
A: Organize your supplies. Limit distractions. Find a quiet space. Adjust the temperature.

Article: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your preferred web browser. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address (or phone number) and password in the top-right side of the page. It's the lightning bolt-shaped icon in the top-right side of the Facebook page. Doing so will prompt a drop-down menu with your recent messages listed. This link is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. Clicking it takes you to your Messenger inbox. You can scroll through conversations in the column on the left side of the page. Recent conversations are at the top of the column, while older conversations are toward the bottom. You can also click the gear icon in the upper-left corner of this page and then click Archived Threads in the drop-down menu to view archived messages.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Facebook. Click the Messenger icon. Click See All in Messenger. Review your inbox.

Problem: Article: Peel the stickers off the lemons and rinse them under cold water. As you rinse the lemons, scrub them with a sponge or vegetable brush to remove pesticides and dirt. Afterward, dry the lemons with a rag or paper towels. Cleaning the lemons will prevent pesticides from mixing with your lemon oil. Wear a pair of oven mitts when touching the hot bowl. Turn the stovetop off and remove the bowl from the pot of water. Set the oil on your countertop and cover it with aluminum foil or plastic wrap. Wait until the oil cools to room temperature before moving to the next step. Store the lemon oil in a cool, dark area like the refrigerator or pantry. You can store the lemon oil for up to a month before it expires.
Summary: Wash and dry 5-6 lemons. Let the oil cool for 2-3 hours. Store the jar in a dark, cool area.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Every new feature added to the program should be compiled and tested. The more people that you can get to test, the more likely that you'll be able to spot errors. Your testers should be made aware that the program is far from final and that they can and will encounter serious errors. This is often referred to as alpha testing. Once you've implemented all of the features in your program, you should begin a round of intensive testing that covers all aspects of the program. This round of testing should also include the largest number of testers yet. This is often referred to as beta testing. As you continue to make adjustments and add assets to your program, make sure that the version you intend to release has been thoroughly tested.

SUMMARY: Test every new feature. Test your feature-complete program. Test the release candidate.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you save a Word document as a template, when you open it, it will open a copy of that file that you can change without worrying about the original. Click the File menu, and then click Save As. In the Save dialog box, name the monogram. Click the Format dropdown menu, and then click Word Template. Click Save.
Summary: Save the monogram. Name and save the file.

Q: In the beginning of your relationship with him, your boyfriend may opt not to introduce you to his children. Your boyfriend may want to wait to introduce you until your relationship is serious. The kids have already been through a lot with the divorce, so there isn't any sense in letting them get to know a woman who may not be a permanent fixture. Do not compete for his time, especially if he occasionally needs to spend time with his kids. Even after you've been integrated into the family, your boyfriend may still need alone time with his kids. Try to be understanding of this fact. Remember, they will always be the priority. Children may be distrustful or hostile to a new romantic partner for their parent. They probably have loyalty to your partner's ex. Understand this going in, and strive to keep interactions positive even if there is tension. Plan to meet in a neutral, public setting at first. Try to plan something fun, and appropriate for the children's ages. You can plan to meet at a kid-friendly restaurant or plan a trip to somewhere like the zoo. Ask about the kids. Ask about their hobbies, interests, favorite movies, favorite TV shows, and so on. You want to show your boyfriend, and his kids, you're making an honest effort to get to know them. When appropriate, share a little about yourself. This can help the kids get to know you better. For example, you can interject something like, "Oh, I loved that movie when I was your age too." You will probably not be accepted by the family right away. This is especially true with children. If your boyfriend has gone through a divorce, there may be a lot of skepticism of a new partner. Going into social interactions, keep this is in mind. Remind yourself it's normal not to be best friends with everyone right away. Try to put yourself in your boyfriend's family's shoes. It's understandable they'll have reservations about a new partner, especially if your boyfriend's divorce was difficult or unexpected. Never push your boyfriend to introduce you to his family before he is ready, especially his children. There are many reasons your boyfriend may want to hold off on the introductions, and they are usually not personal. Allow him to go at his own pace and be respectful of when and how he chooses to make introductions.
A:
Support him when he wants to spend time with his children. Strive for positive interactions with your boyfriend's children. Understand there may be hostility. Allow your boyfriend to decide when to introduce you.