Q: Some of the questions require extreme precision and timing with your cursor or touch screen. If you're on a laptop, plug in a mouse instead of relying on your mouse pad. The game lets you earn "Skips" which can be used to skip some questions if you get stuck, but don't be tempted! It is impossible to beat the game unless you have all seven "Skips" unused on question 110 (the last question). A list of numbers is written on the screen on question 50. Write these numbers down, and be prepared to type them in on question 108.
A: Use a mouse or touch screen. Never skip a question. Write down the code in question 50.

Article: In order to stream content from your iPad to your TV, your TV needs to have network capabilities, and needs to be connected to your home network. The process for connecting your TV to your network varies from TV to TV. Consult your TV's documentation or support page for instructions on connecting the TV to your home network. onto your iPad. In order to send data to the TV, you will need an app that allows you to connect to Smart TVs on your network. One of the most popular apps is iMediaShare. The free version will allow you to stream pictures and videos that are on your iPad already. In order to use the additional streaming options you will need the paid version. Tapping a video will pull up a menu of all the connected devices on your network. Tap your Smart TV in the list. If your TV is not listed, tap the "Others (Undetected)" option and follow the prompts to try to detect your TV. After selecting your TV from the list of options, the video will begin playing on the TV screen. You can control playback from the app on the iPad. If you are experiencing poor performance, it may be because your TV is connected wirelessly. Try connecting your Smart TV via Ethernet instead of Wi-Fi, or place your iPad closer to your router.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Connect your Smart TV to your home network. Download a streaming app Select a video. Select your smart TV. Watch your video.

Problem: Article: In order to begin to solve an argument, you first need to understand what happened and develop some hypotheses about why it happened. This is crucial because you cannot solve a problem if you don't know what the problem is! Having a plan is one way to approach the situation with a clear head to reduce more arguments. Begin by looking at what happened from your perspective and thinking rationally about it. Use both your rational mind and your emotional mind, but try to look at the situation objectively. Let's say you found out that your friend was talking negatively about you behind your back. Think about all of the specifics of the situation. How did you find out? What did the person say? How did you handle it? In order to analyze the issue, it can be helpful to identify what led to the issue and what happened afterwards. Identify the Antecedent (what happened before the conflict), Behavior (what you did) and Consequence (what happened as a result of the behavior). Let's imagine that the conflict began by you finding out that your friend is talking behind your back (antecedent), and then you confronted your friend which turned into a verbal argument (behavior). Next, you and your friend stopped talking to each other for a week (consequence). Know that some arguments are okay; not all arguments are bad. It is okay to disagree with your friends sometimes, and argue or debate about a topic. It is how you go about arguing that is important; each person needs to be respectful and neither should be aggressive. Try to analyze your own behaviors and thoughts about the situation. Think about the possibility of looking at the situation differently and taking on another perspective. This can help you gain clarity about the conflict and understand how you can attempt to solve it. For example, you could commit to your friend that you will do something better the next time a similar situation occurs. One way of doing things differently is thinking differently. For example, if someone told you your friends was talking negatively about you, is it possible that this isn't true? Another way of doings things differently is changing your actions. If you confronted your friend about what you heard, can you identify a better way you could have approached the situation? Were you really mad when you tried to resolve the conflict? Did you say something you regret? Analyze how your friend responded to the argument. This can help you to gather your thoughts so that when you talk to your friend about the situation you can be specific about what you'd like her to change. Gather some ideas about what hurt your feelings or made the situation more difficult for you. For example, perhaps your friend called you a bad name and cursed at you, and this made you feel sad and angry. Identify specifically what your friend could have done differently. For example, if your friend cursed at you, perhaps she could have lowered her voice, spoken calmly, and used words that were not hurtful or aggressive.
Summary: Admit what went wrong. Commit to change your actions. Plan to express what made you upset.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is best to shower, then towel dry your hair. Wring out any excess water from your hair. Take the clean towel, then gently pat from the roots to the tips of your hair. Your hair should not be dripping with water. It should be slightly wet to the touch. If your hair is too wet, then the curls may be weighed down by the moisture in your hair. Your hair should be wet enough to style. your hair into manageable amounts. Most people recommend that you take smaller pieces for better curls, although the process may take longer. The smaller the section of hair, the tighter your curls will be. If you section a bigger amount of hair, the curls will be loose and big. Take the first section of hair, wrap it around the pencil, then spin the pencil 180 degrees to ensure that the hair will not slip off the pencil. Continue to twist on the rest of the hair onto the pencil. Leave about one to two inches of hair on top to allow the curls to contour your head. The longer you leave your hair twisted on the pencil, the better your curls will be. If you'd like to move on to the next section, take a stretchy hair-tie or clip, and wrap the band around the twist and pencil. Move on to the next section of hair with another pencil. You may also choose to pin the pencils to your hair and sleep with them overnight. This will allow for the most natural curl. Your hair should be dry to the touch. Start with the first sections that you twisted on the pencil. The later twists will need more time to curl. If you feel that the curl is too tight, use your fingers to gently run through the curls until desired length and style.

SUMMARY: Shower and dry your hair until it is damp. Section Take a section of hair, and coil it around the pencil. Secure the pencil in place for 2-3 hours. Unravel your hair from the pencil.

Q: Make sure it is not too squishy and are ripe. Quickly flick your wrist to get the seed out. You need to use a flicking motion because strawberry seeds move fast, and if you try to push it out, you'll just dig a hole in your strawberry. Collect as many as you think you'll need but a good amount is around 20-30 seeds, to ensure that at least one takes.
A:
Choose a fresh strawberry (or two). Push the toothpick end gently underneath one of the seeds on the skin of the strawberry. Keep flicking seeds off and putting them on your plate.