Q: To get into dental school, you will have to take the Dental Admission Test (DAT). This test is given by the American Dental Association. The test has 280 questions and takes five hours to complete. An average score on this test is 19 out of 30. It is taken about a year and a half before you start dental school. Most people take it in the spring or summer of their junior year of undergrad. The test contains a lot of questions related to natural sciences, along with reading comprehension and quantitative reasoning. A high score on this test is important because dental school is very competitive. For example, some of the top dental schools in the country had hundreds of applicants, but only accepted between 100 and 200. After you complete your degree at an accredited school, you need to meet the requirements to get your license. In most places, this requires that you take exams after receiving your degree. Usually, one exam is a written test that tests your basic knowledge of the field. Your dental school will probably arrange the test for the graduating class to take together. Your state or area will grant your license to practice dentistry. In the US, the exams may vary from state to state. These exams are clinical and require you to perform treatment on patients. If you plan to practice in your dental school's state, then your dental school will often host the exam annually or semiannually. Some states accept a regional exam, such as the Western Regional Examining Board or the Northeast Regional Board.
A: Get a high score on the Dental Admission Test. Pass the National Board Dental Examination written test. Pass your clinical exams.

Q: Push the fork into the ground near the base of the weed, then pull the handle down and back toward you. This motion will push the weed up and out of the ground. Pull the taproot (the long, thick root at the base of the weed) up and dispose of it. Some of the most common garden weeds are dandelions, thistles, stinging nettles, and bindweed. There are many different species of weeds, so they all look a bit different. However, if you see something shooting growing in your garden that is not in a spot where you planted a seed, it's probably a weed. Applying water to the plant itself can cause it to pool and collect in recesses rather than get to the roots of the plant where it belongs. Pour or spray the water gently over the base of the plants you're growing. On average, plants needs 1 inch (2.5cm) of water each week, but you should consult plant-specific guides or the directions provided on the back of your seed packet for information regarding exactly how much water your various plants need and how often you should water them. Feel the top few inches or centimeters of soil around your plants to detect moisture levels. Rotating your crops refers to the practice of not planting the same crop in the same place year after year. As a general rule, you should not plant the same crop in the same soil it was grown in initially for at least 3 years. Rotating crops allows the soil to rebuild its supply of nutrients and minerals. It can also help to control pest infestations. Failing to rotate your crops will lead to soil exhaustion, and you will be unable to grow anything. Your first garden will give you a wealth of experience that you can use in subsequent years. Keep a notebook about growing conditions, how much you watered various plants, what grew well, what didn't grow well, and so on. As you continue learning and gardening, continue to take notes and refer back to them at the start of each growing season to improve your methods.
A: Pull weeds up by the roots using a hand fork or a border fork. Pour water around the base of the plant. Rotate your crops every year. Take notes about your garden and its growing habits.

Q: Canaries may be small, but they need roomy cages to flap, hop, and fly to their heart's content. A canary cage should be at least 16 inches (41cm) tall and 30 inches (76cm) wide. Avoid cages with a rounded shape, as these can restrict how much the canary can fly around. They may also make it difficult to hang perches correctly. Canaries are active birds, and they may enjoy interacting with your family. Keep the cage someplace with plenty of interesting activity. A living room or home office may be ideal. While canaries may enjoy watching humans, many do not like to be held or handled by humans. Let the canaries watch you, but try not to bother them. Put the cage in an area with plenty of light but no direct sunlight. It should be well-ventilated with no drafts blowing on the cage from vents or windows. Keep the cage about 6 feet (1.8m) off the floor, either by hanging it or setting it on a stand. Canaries will be happiest when they can flit from one perch to another. When placing perches in the cage, adjust them so that they are different heights. This will give the canary multiple flight paths. Choose perches between 3/8 inches (9.5 mm) and 3/4 of an inch (19 mm) in diameter. Keep a few different widths of perch inside the cage. This will reduce foot discomfort for your canary. Canaries do not require as many toys as other birds, but a few interesting objects will help keep them active. Avoid crowding the cage. Two or three toys will go a long way. Good toys for canaries include: Mirrors. Plastic balls. Swings. Sticks with leaves on them. Bells. Vine balls. Tightly-wound ropes. You can attach a bird bath to the walls of the cage or place a small bowl of cold water inside. Your canary will splash and bathe in the water when they need a quick refreshment. If your canary does not use the bath, try filling a spray bottle with cold water, and gently spritzing them with it instead. Change the bath water every day.
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Make sure their cage is large enough. Place the cage in an active area of your home. Add a variety of perches to encourage flight. Put a few toys inside their cage. Set a bath inside of their cage.