Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Test yourself for tone deafness before you begin training. Record yourself singing and compare it to other singers. Sing along with an instrument to precisely define your vocal range. Consult a trained musician for help finding your range.

Answer: True tone deafness is a rare biological condition called amusia. Most people are not tone deaf, they just need to train their ears to recognize pitch. To determine whether or not you're tone deaf, you can take a tone deafness test on one of several websites and apps, or you can visit an audiologist to be professionally evaluated. Being tone deaf doesn't mean you will never be able to singit just means that you will have to seek out special training from an audiologist or vocal coach to identify pitches through vibrations. Check out one of these sites to test yourself: http://tonedeaftest.com/ or https://beta.themusiclab.org/quizzes/td. To begin to identify your own pitch and range, record yourself singing a song that you know well and play it back, noting where you think you sound very good and where you think you need to improve. Doing this will help you start to notice the different notes you can reach and those you struggle with. Listen to yourself over and over again and also listen to the song as sung by a professional. The more you listen, the more your ear will recognize the differences. Print out the sheet music or the lyrics and circle or highlight the areas you think you need to work on. This will help you keep track of your problem areas and your progress. Use a piano or an app that generates notes to help you identify your vocal range. Sing back the sounds you hear to determine how low and how high you can go before your voice either strains or cracks. Basically, your range extends from the lowest note you can comfortably sing to the highest. It's important to know your range because if you try to sing notes outside your comfortable range, they are more likely to sound pitchy and not pleasing to the ear. There are several apps available, such as PitchPro, Voice Tuner, and Harmonize that can help you find your range by playing sounds for you to emulate. If you are not sure of your vocal range after trying to discover it yourself, seek out an expert to help you figure it out. Ask a friend who is a trained singer or find a local, reputable vocal coach to get feedback on your vocal abilities. If you are in the U.S., you can find registered vocal coaches from the online directory of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. If you are outside the U.S., look for a similar type of organization in your country.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think about your priorities. Decide whether your personality is a good fit for entrepreneurship. List your strengths. Determine to succeed.

Answer: Ask yourself some questions about what you want out of life, as well as out of your business. What does achieving your goals in life look like? What is important to you? What are you willing to sacrifice? Consider what you need to make these priorities and goals happen. Is it a certain amount of money? A certain amount of free time to spend with friends and family? Becoming your own boss is a goal for many people, but some people are better suited to this lifestyle than others. Knowing how you are likely to react to events will help you achieve your goals. Are you comfortable with a lot of responsibility? Entrepreneurs often have no backup and are responsible for the success or failure of their business. Do you enjoy interacting with people? Almost all entrepreneurs have to do a lot of customer service, particularly at first. If you aren't good with people, you may have difficulty getting your business off the ground. Are you able to accept uncertainty and even failure? Even the most successful entrepreneurs -- for example, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and Richard Branson -- have had businesses fail on them, often several times, before they found a formula that worked. Do you thrive on problem-solving and creative solutions? Entrepreneurs at all levels face many problems that they need to find creative solutions for. A high tolerance for frustration and the ability to think through problems will serve you well as an entrepreneur. Meet other entrepreneurs to assess whether being one yourself is a good fit. Be honest with yourself as you consider your strengths and weaknesses. When you talk to potential investors or sell to clients, you will need to have a very clear idea of what your strengths are so you can communicate them to others. Energy and determination will get you through many of the hurdles you will face as a beginning entrepreneur. Be idealistic enough to believe in yourself, but pragmatic enough to examine the realities of your situation.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Review and revise. Edit for grammar and style. Share your work!

Answer: Read back through your fable in its entirety and verify that all the pieces are in place and work in harmony. Watch out for places where the fable may be overly wordy or complicated. The nature of fable is a simple, concise story that doesn't mince words or lapse into purple prose. Verify that each piece--setting, character, conflict, resolution, and moral--is clearly established and easily understandable. After you have nailed down the story's content, go back through your fable again, this time focusing on sentence-level issues of grammar and clarity. For a guide to making sentence-level edits, go here. Recruit a friend or colleague to read over your text. A second set of eyes is often key to catching errors. Once all the finishing touches are in place, it's time to get your work out to an audience. The easiest and most logical place to start is with family and friends: post your fable on Facebook, post it to a blog and share the link through social media, and/or submit to sites that publish creative writing. For an extensive listing of online literary magazines that accept submissions, go here.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a large T-shirt with a neck hole big enough to fit around your chest. Put the shirt on and pull it under your armpits. Tie the arms behind your back if you want a simple look. Tie the arms in front of your chest if you want a cute look. Tuck the arms into the shirt and wear a belt for an alternate look.

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You will be wearing the shirt with the neck around your chest, just below the armpits. The neck hole needs to be big enough to accommodate this. Something that is 3 sizes too big for you would be ideal. The shirt needs to be long enough to cover your hips and upper thighs. Pull your head, shoulders, and arms through the neck hole of the shirt. Tug the shirt down so that it sits around your chest, just below your armpits. The arms should be hanging loosely at your sides. If the shirt feels too tight, take it off. Cut the collar off, then put it back on again. Grab both arms of the T-shirt, and pull them behind your back. Tie them into a tight knot so that they cinch the extra fabric. If you are worried about the knot coming undone, tie a second knot. Grab both arms and pull them in front of your chest. Tie them into a tight knot, right under your bust, so that they cinch the extra fabric. Leave the dress as-is, or pair it with a cute cardigan. Tuck the arms into the shirt so that you can't see them anymore. Choose a belt that looks nice with your shirt, and wrap it around your waist. If you want to turn the sleeves into pockets, pull them out, then sew or safety-pin the sleeve openings shut. Tuck the sleeves back into the shirt when you are done. The pockets will end up being a little above your waist. This all depends on how wide the shoulders of your T-shirt were.