Problem: How to be dependable
Show up on time.
If you're supposed to be somewhere, aim to be there right on time. It is better to be early than late. OPTIONS:
- People will expect you to come ten minutes early than coming a half hour late to a party. Being late may prove to be your biggest problem, but keep up your game.
- The better your track record the better your job prospects are. Remember that you are there for a reason, not to get hired, so things don't get super tense.
- If you know you might run into traffic or other obstacles, leave early to give yourself extra time. Being punctual is one of the best ways to show that you are dependable.
- Being late to every meeting can result in you standing out too quickly and being unprepared. On days when you are supposed to be somewhere, make sure to skip it one day, then show up at the next one.

Answer: If you know you might run into traffic or other obstacles, leave early to give yourself extra time. Being punctual is one of the best ways to show that you are dependable.

Problem: How to become an astrophysicist
Take ap math classes.
Because math is the language of astrophysics, you will need to start honing your math skills in high school. Take advanced classes like calculus ab and bc, computer science a and principles, and statistics classes. OPTIONS:
- Take ap math class offered to you in high school (or as much as you can at this point) or after high school. Decide if you want to transfer to a big college.
- You can either get an ap general course (pe) or a course on astrophysics. You may take the course yourself if you have a very specific interest, and this will help you get into the algebra sections of the exam.
- To qualify for ap classes in high school, take pre-algebra classes in middle school. Make sure to get high marks in your classes.
- Taking ap math classes is not only a good option for lower-income colleges, but for midplus start-up jobs. Many universities put on branch courses and those in your high school are often accredited by the national association of astrophysics colleges.

Answer: To qualify for ap classes in high school, take pre-algebra classes in middle school. Make sure to get high marks in your classes.

Problem: A young child is seen drinking from a bottle. He speaks to the camera while pausing to drink. he OPTIONS:
- then begins playing the violin while the camera zooms in.
- continues drinking and pointing to the camera.
- licks a rag and starts brushing his teeth.
- speaks intensely into the camera while the camera moves around.
Answer: continues drinking and pointing to the camera.