Q: in class. The first big step toward making the honor roll is making sure that you pay attention in class. This is crucial so that you can understand what is being taught and ask questions if need be. If you don't pay attention, you'll miss learning the material as well as comments about homework assignments, projects, and other graded assignments. Whether at school, in a study hall, or at home always make time to do your homework. One missed assignment usually will not harm a class grade significantly, but many missed assignments in a row will. Remember homework is intended to increase your understanding and help you find what you need to learn. Take advantage of that, and come to class with questions about it if you don't understand. Never leave assignments and study time for the last minute. Procrastinating will not get you the grades you need to get on the honor roll. . You want to turn in interesting, polished writing assignments. This means that they shouldn't have spelling or grammatical errors. Be sure to make it interesting to read and never repeat yourself. If you can, choose a topic you're excited about. This will make the assignment more interesting to read for your teacher. Answer the assignment question thoroughly and don't get off topic. Develop a clear thesis statement that helps you stay on topic throughout. If your teacher gives a specific essay format, be sure to follow it in order to avoid losing points that could have been saved easily. Make sure you proofread your writing assignments thoroughly before handing them in. You don't want to turn in assignments with careless mistakes you could have easily fixed.
A: Pay attention Keep up with your homework. Write assignments well

Q: Baguette frames refer to flat panels of wood or metal that fit along the edges of your painting without obscuring any portion of the image. Float frames use a mat to set your image inside a simple frame. These frames provide a modern look, and differ from traditional frames by adding very little visual impact on their own. They look sort of like siding or open borders for a piece of art. Float and baguette frames tend to emphasize the work itself, since the frames tend to contain few details on their own. Float frames can make a work appear more striking. The mat helps isolate the work in the center of the wall, making it stand out more. Baguette frames can make a work look dramatic. The minimalistic frame lifts the image off of the wall a few inches, which can make it seem like the work is literally popping out. The difference between a baguette and float frame is whether there is any space between the canvas and the frame itself. Float frames have a space, which is sometimes filled in with a mat, while baguette frames leave no room between the frame and the painting. Traditional frames come in all types of shapes, sizes, and designs. They tend to be metal or wood, and add an additional visual element to a painting's presentation. Choose a frame that you think works well alongside your image without drawing the viewer's attention away from what's important. Traditional frames cover the edges of a canvas. They also tend to have minor details and patterns built into the frame. These minor elements change the way that a viewer perceives a work. When in doubt, opt for a simpler traditional frame. You can always upgrade the frame later when you need a change of pace. For older works or paintings with a high price tag, choose an antique frame to really make your work stand out. Antique frames tend to have high levels of detail and create a striking impression on their own, which can demand attention as soon as the viewer enters the room. Antique frames tend to be have expressive designs and strange colors. These can help stress the specialness of a historical or expensive piece of art. Look for antique frames at antique shops. If the canvas comes with a prebuilt frame and the artist elected to paint details along the sides of the canvas, you probably don't need a frame. The artist made a conscious decision to extend the image past the edge of the canvas, and covering it could reduce the impact of an image. You can tell if a framed canvas was meant to be hung on its own if the artist installed hangers along the backside of the frame.
A: Select a floating or baguette frame for a minimalistic, modern look. Use a traditional frame for classic landscapes and portraits. Get an antique frame for high-end or older oil paintings. Display your art without a frame if the sides of the canvas are painted.

Q: To manually jumpstart a dead phone battery, you will need: A 9-volt battery Electrical tape 2 electrical wires: Basic, thin electrical wire will do. Red (+) and black (-) are preferred. Be very cautious when dealing with electrical circuits. If you don't know what you're doing, it's always better to be safe than sorry. Overheating your battery or making wrong electrical connections may be extremely dangerous, and even explode your battery. You will usually have to open the back of your phone or the casing in order to remove the battery. The positive end is the smaller hole at the top of the 9-volt battery. Connect one end of your two wires here, and tape it with electrical tape for a secure connection. You can find a "+" sign on the positive side of the battery. The negative end is the larger hole at the top of the 9V battery. Make sure to securely connect and tape your second wire here with electrical tape. You can find a "-" sign on the negative side of the battery. The positive and negative ends are usually labeled with "(+)" and "()" signs on the battery's casing. If you're not sure which end is positive or negative on your phone battery, make sure to consult to the manufacturer's manual or a professional electrician. Most cell phone batteries have more than two terminals; use the ones that are furthest from each other or the ones on the outside. The center terminals are not to be used. Take the wire connected to the 9V battery's positive end, and connect the wire's other end to your phone battery's positive (+) socket. Remember to use two separate wires or split wires for each of the terminals. Do not connect the positive and negative terminals of either battery with itself. Do not connect opposite polarity, positive to negative, because this can short-cut your cell phone battery, and cause damage, or even a small explosion. Take the negative wire connected to the 9V battery's negative end, and securely tape its other end to your phone battery's negative () socket. This will be enough for the battery to jumpstart and charge a little. Make sure check the battery every 10-seconds, and make sure it doesn't overheat. When your battery is getting a bit warm, you can remove all the wire connections. Make sure to properly insert your battery into your phone's battery compartment. After jumpstarting with a 9V battery, check to see if your phone turns on, and check the battery level to see how much it charged the battery. You can try charging your phone with your regular charging cable now.
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Gather the required supplies for jumpstarting a battery. Remove the battery from your phone. Connect and tape one wire to the positive (+) end of the 9-volt battery. Connect and tape the other wire to the negative (-) end of the 9-volt battery. Find the positive (+) and negative () sockets of your phone battery. Connect the positive wire to your phone battery's positive (+) end. Connect the negative wire to your phone battery's negative () end. Leave the connection on for 10 to 60 seconds. Remove the wire connections on the cell phone battery. Insert the cell phone battery back into your phone. Turn on your phone.