Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider how invested she seems in you. Pay attention to how she talks about the relationship. Assess whether or not you feel safe in the relationship. Notice how she interacts with your friends and family. Ask your friends for advice.

Answer: Does the attention she gives you constantly vary? Does talk about how she is attracted to other people constantly? Those might be signs that she isn't that serious about the relationship. However, sometimes her behavior may just reflect how comfortable she is in public. For example, if she's way more emotionally available and affectionate when you're hanging out alone it might just mean she's shy around other people. Don't be suspicious of that. Merely talking about other guys is not necessarily a bad sign. She may just have guys in her life who she's close to. However, if she routinely talks about how attracted she is to another guy (not you), she may not be into you. Does she deny being in a relationship with you to other people, even her closest friends? If she denies dating you when talking to her friends she might be acting in a manipulative manner. People sometimes like to keep their new love interests out of the spotlight in the event that you have no interest in them. However, once you're dating and everything is exclusive, there is no reason she should be worried to discuss you with her friends. You should feel emotionally and physically comfortable in the relationship. If you feel like you have to walk on egg shells around her or that you are always waiting for the next explosion, you may be in an unhealthy relationship. This is really a gut feeling, but you probably already know the answer. In a healthy relationship, your partner should do their part to try to interact civilly with the important people in your life. If they are constantly putting down your friends and family they may be trying to isolate you from the people who matter to you. Whether they are doing this consciously or subconsciously, it is still manipulative and unhealthy. If you're being paranoid, your friends might be able to get you to stop worrying so much and tell you that you're being crazy. If there's fire behind the smoke, they'll be honest with you. A lot of the time friends want to be supportive of their friend's relationships even if they know something is wrong. You might have friends who were waiting to tell you that this girl was playing games with you. They were just waiting for you to ask because they didn't want to offend you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with the name of the playwright. Include the year of publication. Add the title of the play. Insert the names of any editors. Write the location of publication. Finish with the name of the publisher.

Answer: Write the last name, a comma and the first initial. Follow the entry with a period. If the writer uses a middle initial, add that initial after the first. Example: "Miller, A." Put this in parenthesis following the writer's name. Place a period after the last parenthesis. Example: "Miller, A. (1998)." This should be in italics, and properly capitalized. Add the title of the anthology the play was included in, if applicable, after the title of the play. Example: "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman." Include them in the order listed on the book, followed by (Ed.) or (Eds.) in parenthesis. Include a period after the parenthesis. If the book does not have any editors, you can skip this step. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.)." You should include both the city and state for locations in the US, or the city and country for locations elsewhere. Follow this with a colon. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.). New York City, NY:" You can locate the name of the publisher on the copyright page of the book or anthology the play is published in. Place a period at the end of the entry. "Miller, A. (1998). Death of a Salesman. John Wilson (Ed.). New York City, NY: Penguin."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Work through your own reaction. Decide on the narrative. Practice what you're going to say.

Answer: Before preparing yourself to tell someone else, take care of yourself. The news may impact you, too. Or, it may disturb you considerably even if it doesn't impact you directly. It is important for you to have given yourself a chance to recover your feelings before you try to explain things to someone else. Perhaps have a cup of coffee, take a shower, meditate or do deep breathing for a few minutes, or simply sit in a quiet dark place for some moments to give yourself the chance to pull together. Once you've moved past the initial shock, it'll be less intimidating to tell the other person but it's important to acknowledge that it may still be hard. Before you break some bad news, it's important to have an idea of how much you're willing and able to share. Be gentle and share information about the new development that can help shed more light for the person. Don't ramble or make small talk. This is easier on the person receiving bad news than beating around the bush. Provide the story of what has happened (the narrative) to explain the events. Look the person(s) straight in the eye and calmly tell them what has happened. This can help you to formulate the words you'd like to use, but be prepared to remain flexible and ready to adapt to the other person's cues. The words and your style of delivery are dependent on who you are, your relationship to the person you're breaking it to, and the context of the news. If there has been an accident and someone has died, practice saying so directly, but gently: "I'm so sorry to tell you this; Michael was in a terrible car accident." Aim to give the person a little time to emotionally prepare for what you might tell them, and after they take a breath to collect themselves, they'll say, "What happened?" or "How is he?" Then follow up directly with, "I'm so sorry, but he was killed." If you lost your job, say something like: I'm really sorry to have to say this but the company has been taken over by a bigger network. Then you follow up with, And I have unfortunately been made redundant.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather wood. Craft a workbench. Craft your first fishing pole.

Answer:
Cut down as many trees using your Copper Axe as you can. Use your mouse or right stick to point your cursor to the point where the tree and the ground meet. Then press the attack button. The tree will drop wood and almonds that are then automatically placed on your inventory when you get in close proximity to them. The specific attack button is different depending on what platform you are playing on, as well as the control scheme you use. The attack button is labeled at the bottom of the screen. It's usually the right trigger button or right shoulder button. It's advisable that you get 200 to 300 blocks of wood early on since a lot of the early-game items use it as a crafting ingredient/requirement. Open your inventory screen and switch to the crafting menu. Craft a basic workbench. Once it's crafted, you can then place it on a flat surface and exit out of your inventory screen. To open the Crafting menu, first open your inventory by pressing Esc on PC, the Triangle button on Playstation, Y on Xbox, and X on Nintendo consoles. Then use the mouse or the right and left shoulder buttons to switch to the different menus. The crafting menu is in the lower-left corner. Move your character close to the workbench and then open your inventory again and switch to the crafting menu. Now you'll need to look for the wood fishing pole on the items that are available for crafting. You can then place it on your inventory after you've finished crafting it. The wood fishing pole is the easiest to craft of the four craftable fishing poles in the game. Other fishing poles like the reinforced fishing pole, Fisher of Souls, and Fleshcatcher, both of which require lead/iron anvils and metals like Lead, Iron, Crimtane, and Demonite bars to craft, another option would be buying the Sitting Duck's Fishing Pole from the travelling merchant, this is a very expensive option costing 35 Gold and being a rare item for him to sell. Once in Hardmode, you can get the Golden fishing pole and the Hotline Fishing Pole as quests from the Angler.