INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is only if you're going to use a baking pan. If you'll be using a muffin tin, then do 350F (177C) instead. They are ready when the top is golden. Another way to test them is to poke the middle with a knife; if it comes out clean, the eggs are ready. If you're baking the eggs in a muffin tin, then check the eggs after about 12 to 15 minutes; they should be just set.

SUMMARY: Preheat your oven to 375F (191C). Bake the scrambled eggs for 45 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: All 110 answers are listed at The Impossible Quiz wiki. Scroll down to the bottom of the page for changes if you are using the iOS version. If you have trouble following the instructions, use this guide that includes screenshots. The Impossible Quiz wiki has lists of answers for this game as well. Once again, the impossible quiz wiki is you friend. There are not as many guides for this game as the prequels, but you might find some others if you search online for the specific chapter (1, 2, or 3) you are currently playing. YouTube has many video walkthroughs of these games being played. Some of these are straightforward guides to help players, while some, like the famous PewDiePie's, are also entertaining to watch and listen to. Sometimes, you'll need to ignore the answers. Click words in the question, the numbers next to the answers, or answers hidden in the pictures. If you're playing on the computer, you might even need to move your mouse outside of the game window for some puzzles.

SUMMARY: Look up answers for the original Impossible Quiz. Cheat on The Impossible Quiz 2. Get help on The Impossible Quiz Book. Watch a video walkthrough. Look for invisible or off-screen answers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Look in the mirror and decide which parts of your body you want to enhance. Then, choose items that show off your assets. This will draw people's eyes to what makes you beautiful. For instance, you might love your legs. To show them off, you might wear dresses or long, slim pants. Similarly, you might be proud of your curves. You could wear tops, blazers, or dresses that cinch in at your waist. Alternatively, you might use a belt to tighten your clothes at your waist. Use a tape measure to find the smallest part of your waist. Then, use a belt to tighten your clothes over this part of your waist. This will draw the eye to the smallest part of your body and will enhance your curves.For instance, you might put a wide belt over a button-up shirt to create a cute work look. Alternatively, you might use a 1in (2.5cm) belt to create a waist on a baggy dress. Layering your clothes can make you look more stylish and put-together, as long as your pieces are fitted. Pick layers that fit the season and occasion. Here are some ideas: In spring, wear light cardigans, a wind breaker, or a thin blazer. During summer, stick to vests or 3/4-length sleeved cardigans. In fall, pick cardigans, sweaters, light jackets, or blazers. In winter, pick a stylish overcoat, a jacket, or a blazer. At work, use blazers and cardigans to upgrade your style. On the weekend, throw on a light jacket, a vest, or a cardigan. For a causal look, pick a denim or leather jacket.

SUMMARY: Choose pieces that draw the eye to your best features. Cinch the smallest part of your waist to create an hourglass look. Layer a jacket, cardigan, or vest over your outfit to upgrade your style.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There's no shame in negative thinking; negative thoughts are caused by anxiety and not by who you are as a person. Wishing away your negative thoughts will most likely exacerbate the situation. Negative thoughts can lessen with practice and time. As long as you get into the practice of examining your thoughts and the role they are playing, whether it's to protect you or from feeling anxious, you can control how they affect you. Keeping busy gives you less time to dwell on your thoughts and can also remind you of the things you enjoy. Look for activities that you enjoy or try something new. For example, you could: Go for a jog: this tires your mind and helps reduce stress through physical activity. Take a walk somewhere you enjoy, like a park. Watch a funny movie or TV show, read a funny book, or listen to a podcast of a favorite radio show. Spend time with a friend, family member, or social community. Staying connected with others can help you feel more positive and turn your mind away from yourself. Taking good care of yourself can help you to deal with negative thoughts as well. Eating well, getting enough sleep, and exercising regularly can help you feel better mentally and physically. Make sure that you are eating well, sleeping enough, and getting regular exercise to feel your best. Try to eat a balanced diet that include plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. Avoid junk food, as well as excess sugar and fat. Get between 7-8 hours of sleep per night. Keep in mind that this is only the recommendation for adults. Some people may be okay with less than 7 hours or require more than 8 hours of sleep per night. Exercise for 30 minutes three times a week. Even a 30-minute walk, or two 15-minute strolls, can count. Positive daily affirmations can help you to deal with the negative emotions that often accompany negative thoughts. Take a few moments every day to look at yourself in the mirror and say something encouraging to yourself. You can either say something that you believe about yourself or something that you would like to believe about yourself. Some examples of positive affirmations include: "I am intelligent." "I am a caring friend." "People enjoy spending time with me." Forgiving yourself, just like you would forgive a friend, is an important part of learning how to deal with negative thoughts. If you are dealing with negative thoughts that stem from mistakes you have made, you need to learn how to forgive yourself. One way that you can begin to silence your inner critic is to learn how to forgive yourself when you make mistakes, just like you would forgive a dear friend. The next time you make a mistake, take a deep breath and try to stop yourself from thinking any negative thoughts. Instead, practice saying something like, "I made a mistake, but that does not make me a bad person." Another way to combat negative thinking is to congratulate yourself when you do something well and remind yourself of things that you have done well in the past. Giving yourself a little pat on the back now and then will help you to stay focused on your positive qualities and stop dwelling on negative thoughts and feelings. For example, instead of dwelling on something bad that happened at school, pick one positive thing that happened and congratulate yourself. You might say something like, "You did an awesome job in gym class today!"

SUMMARY:
Accept that you will continue to have some negative thoughts. Distract yourself with positive activities. Take care of yourself. Use positive daily affirmations to build yourself up. Forgive yourself when you make a mistake. Congratulate yourself for little victories.