Problem: A bunch of people are playing volleyball on a sand court. They celebrate as they get the ball over the net. they OPTIONS:
- continue hitting the ball back and forth.
- come running onto the court grabbing the ball and celebrating again.
- are celebrating going to the beach again.
- advance toward each other and start kicking the ball around.

Answer: continue hitting the ball back and forth.

Problem: How to organize stationery
Look down through the article and decide what you will need by choosing the ideas that work for you.
Set aside plenty of time, for example, at lunch break, before school or work, on a day off, depending on where you are organizing. Also, gather supplies you will need from around the home or that you have purchased. OPTIONS:
- Lay all stationery in front of you. Decide what to keep and what to to throw away.
- Consider gift-buying cardstock, glue, paper clips, etc. Learn about how to organize stationery until you have a firm and immediate idea of what you would need.
- Think about what kind of clutter is to be purchased. For example, it might be something like baskets to separate papers into bins or a box for tests.
- You will need a charger, some digital media (skype, smart phone), a paper shredder, a sharp knife and an eraser paper. Gather materials that make sense for you.

Answer: Lay all stationery in front of you. Decide what to keep and what to to throw away.

Problem: How to do well on your end of year examination
Know when the exam is.
Surely, the most simple thing. You need to know what's coming in order to know how to react to it. OPTIONS:
- Knowing when it is will help you set your pace and even save a lot of panic! Collect your notes. Collect all the notes you need (or think you need) and organise them neatly, according to subject and maybe even by topic.
- Memorizing the given material will make the event easier for you if it comes to you early and your stomach isn't growling. Look out for surprises when it comes to a test because double-checking is the most common thing to do.
- Don't just go through your warm-up as if you were going to a shoot. If you're supposed to talk about the exam, use networking and emails to get online and let off some steam.
- A course devoted to creative literature is probably not a good idea. Teachers are often unprepared for a single year's plus.
Answer: Knowing when it is will help you set your pace and even save a lot of panic! Collect your notes. Collect all the notes you need (or think you need) and organise them neatly, according to subject and maybe even by topic.