Tap the Settings app icon, which resembles a grey box with gears on it. This option is near the top of the Settings page. It's at the top of the General page. Doing so opens a list of your iPhone's information. You'll find the "IMEI" heading near the bottom of the About page. The number to the right of the "IMEI" heading is your iPhone's IMEI number, while the number to the right of the "MEID" headingwhich can be found a few headings below the "IMEI" headingis your MEID number.
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One-sentence summary -- Open your iPhone's Settings. Scroll down and tap General. Tap About. Scroll down to the "IMEI" section. Review your iPhone's IMEI and MEID numbers.

If the coil will run into the magnet as it spins, remove the tape holding the paper clips to either side of the battery and move them up until the coil can clear the battery. The coil needs to be able to spin freely in order for the motor to work. If you used the battery to create your coil, it should be small enough to skip this step. You may need to experiment a bit with the placement and positioning of the paper clips to hold the coil in place. Squeeze them in close if the ends of the wire keep popping out or bend them out further if the clips are coming into contact with the loop of the coil itself. Make sure both paperclips are even with one another. If they're crooked, it could impede the coil from spinning. If the coil doesn't begin to spin on its own, nudge it with your finger to get it started. If it doesn't spin, press on the tape holding the paper clips to the battery to ensure they're secure. The coil will likely begin to spin freely. If it does, the motor is complete. The coil will continue to spin until the battery is depleted or you stop it. If the motor doesn't start spinning when you nudge it in one direction, try nudging it in the opposite direction to see if that works. This motor should only spin one way, so you may just need to try both directions to find the right one. Once it starts spinning, it won't stop unless you stop it. If it doesn't start spinning, check to make sure your connections are all strong and then try again.
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One-sentence summary -- Remove or adjust anything the prevents the coil from spinning. Adjust the balance by moving the paperclips to make the motor spin freely. Give the coil a little spin if it doesn't start on its own. Try the opposite direction if it still doesn't spin.

to the lesson and participate in class discussion. Most teachers are interested in the material that they're teaching. You can get a teacher to like you simply by paying attention and being interested in their class. Whenever a teacher encourages you to talk about what you're learning, don't be shy. Talk with your peers and teacher and show them that you want to learn about the subject. Even if you aren't necessarily interested in the topic, participating in the class discussion will show your teacher that you're trying to learn, which will make them like you more. You may find that making an effort to participate in the class gets you interested in the subjects being taught. One of the easiest ways for you to get a teacher to like you is to complete the homework and classroom assignments and to turn them in when they're due. Turning in incomplete work or asking for a time extension shows them that you didn't manage your time well or that you're not interested in their class. If you're struggling with an assignment, ask for help. Your teacher wants you to learn, so asking them for help if you're having trouble shows them that you're interested in learning. Do your homework as soon as you can, rather than waiting until the last minute. Be honest with your teacher if you forget to do your homework. They may be upset, but they'll appreciate that you told them the truth. to your teacher's directions. Whenever your teacher is assigning homework or going over the instructions for a test, pay attention so you don't have to ask them again later. Whenever you get a test or a written assignment, read the directions carefully to show the teacher that you care, which will make them like you more. Asking questions that you already have been given the answer to show a teacher that you're lazy and that you weren't listening to them when they gave you directions. Teachers will often pose questions to the class that you can raise your hand to answer. If you know the answer, try to answer it. If you don't know, but you have a good idea, try giving your best idea to the teacher. They'll like that you're trying to understand and learn the material. If you have no idea what the answer is, maintain eye contact with your teacher so they can see that you're listening but you don't have the answer. Some questions are rhetorical and aren't meant to be answered. Pay attention in class so you can tell when your teacher really wants an answer to their question. It's okay to get an answer wrong! That's part of learning, and your teacher will like that you made an effort. related to the lesson. Questions that show that you've read the assigned book or completed the homework will show the teacher that you're engaged in the class and will make them like you more. Be specific when you ask and don't pose empty questions like, "I don't get it, what does this mean?" For example, ask a thoughtful question about the assigned reading like, "I understand that the main character had a traumatic childhood, is that why he's unable to fully commit to the woman who loves him?" Ask questions that are related to the course to show the teacher that you're paying attention. additional materials to go above and beyond. A teacher loves it when they've inspired their students to learn more about a subject on their own time. If you really want to get your teacher to like you, spend time on your own learning more about the topic or subject so you can discuss it with them in class and show them that you're interested in it. For example, many literature textbooks include supplemental essays and readings at the back that expand on the ideas of the text. Read the supplemental materials for an even deeper understanding of the work. Go online and search for more information about the subject that you can use to ask questions in class. Ask your teacher for more information or materials about the subject. They'll love that you're interested enough to learn more about it.
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One-sentence summary -- Pay attention Complete your assignments in a timely manner. Listen closely Answer your teacher's questions when they ask the class. Ask meaningful questions Study

The place or person that cares for the kittens on a daily basis is the best source of knowledge to help you find a kitten that will suit your home. Tell them about your living situation, lifestyle, and any other pets that you may have. They will be able to tell you about the personality of each kitten and based on this, which one will be well-matched for your home. Take the advice from the breeder or carer seriously, as they observe and get to know each kitten daily. They will also be experienced at matching the right kitten to the right home and will want the best outcome for both you and the kitten. Watch the kittens closely before you begin interacting with them. Take note of which kittens seem confident, quiet, shy, or playful. These behaviors are all important for understanding the personality of each kitten, which is necessary to make a good choice for your home. Notice if any of the kittens seem overly afraid or uncomfortable. Unless you are experienced in caring for poorly socialized cats, it's best to avoid kittens that display a lot of hissing or hiding behaviors, as they require more expert care. to get to know each one. Encourage the kittens to play with cat toys such as ping pong balls or fake mice. Watch how they interact with the toys and each other. Some kittens may be confident and others may be more apprehensive. Pick up each kitten gently in a calm manner. Stroke its fur and observe how it responds to you. Kittens that enjoy being picked up and snuggle into your arms are confident, quiet, and make good lap cats. Kittens that wiggle around or want to climb over you are more playful and energetic.
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Talk to the shelter, carer, or breeder of the kittens about their suitability. Observe the kittens to see their personalities. Play with the kittens Hold the kittens that you are interested in to see how they respond.