Problem: How to avoid a bank inactivity fee
Know where you have your accounts.
Keep a simple list. You may wish to list the banks' contact information on the same list. OPTIONS:
- Don't carry this list around all the time and have it checked every time you open accounts. You may want to set it aside to reference if you do not know where you have them often.
- For example, if you held a job, you should list that as well. Keep a record of your regular checking expenses.
- Read your statements each month, even of accounts you don't use frequently. Be on the lookout for fees and any other unexpected activities.
- Never skip this list even though you may not expect any payments. Information regarding your bank's website is crucial to making the payments.

Answer: Read your statements each month, even of accounts you don't use frequently. Be on the lookout for fees and any other unexpected activities.

Problem: There is man in a red uniform prepping to get on and start performing. he OPTIONS:
- gets on the balance beam and starts to spin around and around.
- shakes a bottle full of water and then continues doing preparation.
- climbs up a large red lift out of a room.
- starts as he has to in the beginning.

Answer: gets on the balance beam and starts to spin around and around.

Problem: How to troll for crappie
Determine the depth the crappie are using.
You can do this by looking at your depth finder as you zig-zag slowly along. Crappie hang out in schools and will appear as christmas tree shapes or lots of streaks. OPTIONS:
- Jigs and grubs are ideal for trolling. They are cheap and easy to rig up, and the tails make good swimming movements in the water.
- If you narrow your search because of the variety, the center is more likely to have crappie in this area. Hence, the shallower your water intake, the shallower the center area is, as you should definitely get more crappie.
- If you see them, you will know what depth you are fishing and where to fish. It is recommended to use a 9 foot (2.9 m) board when fishing for crappie.
- Crappie are sometimes seen scaling rocks and near rock caves, including some places on rivers, lakes, and ocean. Crappie are commonly found between tree tops, on higher ledges, and along the overhangs of structures.
Answer: Jigs and grubs are ideal for trolling. They are cheap and easy to rig up, and the tails make good swimming movements in the water.