Problem: How to carefully pick paid games in ipad
Take a piece of paper and write down what types of games you like and hate.
For example, you might like fantasy and action and hate educational and literary apps. Remember, each person's likes and dislikes are different and just because your neighbor likes one game doesn't mean you will like it too. OPTIONS:
- Play some games of truth or dare. Everyone loves to play truth or dare and it adds a little intrigue and enchantment to the game.
- Write down everything they like and dislike. Your most important consideration may be plan.
- Go to the category of what you like. There will probably be hundreds of apps (paid and free).
- Find your favorite games and find the ones that you like the most. They might be the same no matter what genre they play.

Answer: Go to the category of what you like. There will probably be hundreds of apps (paid and free).

Problem: A camera pans down a long list and leads into a group of men and one speaking to them all. Two men shake hands and begin rolling paint along a long paper. they OPTIONS:
- rub it with paper while still speaking to each other and ends by four men using paintball guns to fire down an area.
- use the paint up and down the length of the paper and a man adjusts a dial on the machine.
- are then seen drawing an image onto the paper and mixing wax onto it followed by applying the wax and rubbing a clip all around one side and backing away.
- race to put the paper on a long wall and photographs of men measuring the wall follow.

Answer: race to put the paper on a long wall and photographs of men measuring the wall follow.

Problem: How to convince your parents to let you have a cell phone
Make a list of your parents' concerns.
Many parents have practical concerns in regards to cost and monthly bills when it comes to a cellphone. However, parents also worry about the dangers of phones. OPTIONS:
- You can help your parents understand if you should have one by bringing down a practical concern. Include all of your parents' concerns into your list and make a list of potential dangers when you're trying to talk your parents into letting you have one.
- If your parent does not share these concerns with you, speak to your parents, who can help. Weigh the pros and cons of making a phone call.
- Many parents are also concerned about their kids spending too much time in front of a screen. Make a list of hesitations your parents may have so you can figure out how to address them.
- Think carefully and ask your parents what kind of cost is an issue in your neighborhood, community, or surrounding region. If you have a situation where your parents may not want you to have a cellphone, consider finding one that will allow you to get an internet connection such as a pay phone.
Answer: Many parents are also concerned about their kids spending too much time in front of a screen. Make a list of hesitations your parents may have so you can figure out how to address them.