Statistically, you'll stand a better chance of getting a good score on a Scantron test if you just read the answers, eliminate obviously-wrong answers, and make a halfway decent guess. Using good test habits is the best cheat of all. You don't have to be a genius to pass the test. You just have to recognize the wrong answers and make a good guess. If you're going to be stuck in the testing center all day any way, you might as well take the time to actually do it. It's not like you can leave. Read the answers closely and make a guess. At least you'll have tried. Pick C. According to some sources, C is the most common answer among multiple choice questions. Some studies have even found it appears more than 28% of the time. This is because teachers think the answer is 'hidden' by not being first or last. If you're allowed to have water during the test, try to write down some helpful information that you might be tested over on the back of the label to have during the test. This is only effective for class tests, not state-wide exams, which are impossible to guess what you'll be tested over. Remove the label carefully, taking precautions not to tear it. Write vocab words or formulas that you'll need for the test on the back of the label and replace it. Use tape to stick it back on. nput answers into your graphing calculator. If you've got a Scantron mid-term coming up in physics or mathematics, keeping formulas on a graphing calculator that you use can be a good way to keep helpful information close at hand. Teachers are typically on the look out for this cheat, and will often make students remove the batteries from the calculator. . This isn't a cheat at all, but the best way to pass a test is to know the correct answers. Don't spend time poking around the Internet for ways to cheat the test. Take the time to study instead. That time will be much better spent.

Summary: Make your best guess. Copy possible answers onto the label of a water bottle. . Study

Use at least 5 sheets, but more can be used to create fuller flowers. Sheets can be all the same color or a variety of colors depending on how you want your flowers to look. You will be working with a square or rectangular shape. Each fold should be about an inch to an inch and a half wide (2.5 to 3.8 cm). If needed, place a thin towel over the folded tissue paper and firmly press with a hot iron to help set the folds. Twist the pipe cleaner underneath the crease to connect the layers. It can also serve as the stem of the flower. Use scissors to cut a point or rounded edge onto the folded paper. Separate sheets by gently pulling each individual sheet of paper toward the center of the flower. Repeat until all sheets are pulled to the center. Gently pull individual sheets of paper upwards and towards the center of the flower. This will make it 3-dimensional.

Summary: Layer several sheets of tissue paper. Align the edges of the tissue paper. Fold the tissue paper like an accordion or a fan. Crease paper firmly by pushing down on the top of the folded paper. Fold the creased paper in half around a pipe cleaner. Trim the edge of the paper accordion to shape the petals. Spread out each side of the folded paper. Finished.

For short haired cats, invest in a Zoom Groom type tool or a rubber hand mitt. The Zoom Groom is designed to mimic the motion of a cat being licked by another and cats find this very pleasant and indulgent. The Zoom Groom is a rubber grooming tool that draws out shed hair from the coat by gentle friction, much as a tongue pulls out the dead hair. Many cats will purr ecstatically while they have a Zoom Groom spa treatment and this is a great way to keep a short-haired cat's coat from becoming knotted. It also has the advantage that the grooming tool is soft and so there are not hard metal teeth to catch against sore joints and hurt the older arthritic cat. Start using one in kittenhood and not only will the cat look forward to his or her daily grooming sessions but it will have a luxuriously glossy coat to boot. Invest in a well-made cat rake and long-tooth comb to properly help prevent matting. Rakes have short, sturdy bristles that are usually made of metal and are good for brushing dense, long hair. Long-tooth combs allow you to comb deep into your long-haired cat's fur and comb through small mats before they get too large. Both items can be found in pet and retail stores. Use the comb first, gently combing through the coat much as you would comb through your hair to tease out any tangles. Grip the knot between finger and thumb and work above your fingers so that you are not tugging on the skin. Start at the top of the knot (the end furthest from the skin) and gently separate the knot until it begins to part. Then work down a little deeper. Sometimes it is helpful to use your fingertips rather than the comb, to open up the mat. Keep working gently until the tangle is removed and you can comb through. By grooming your cat every day you catch mats in the early stages, while they can still be untangled. Begin a regular brushing routine on your long-hair cat's coat before mats occur. Work with your long-hair or short-hair cat daily so he or she gets used to being brushed. If you get your cat as a kitten, start when he or she is young. Run the rake deeply but gently in the underlying fur, called the undercoat ,where mats begin as tangles. Rakes penetrate down to the under coat and reach deeper than a Zoom Groom or rubber mit. The rake helps to remove shed fur from the soft undercoat, which is often where tangles start to develop.

Summary: Use the correct tools to groom a short-haired cat. Use the correct tools to groom a long-haired cat. Groom your cat routinely. Be sure to comb the undercoat as well as the top coat.

In order to the clean the tank you will need a net to safely remove the fish, a vacuum or siphon to remove the debris, and a five gallon bucket to change the water. You do not need to remove the fish from the water each time you clean the tank. It is best if you can try to keep the fish inside the water while you clean it. If you need to remove the fish, then use the net to transfer them to a large container. Make sure the water is de-chlorinated before placing the fish in the temporary container. You will need to vacuum or siphon feces and debris from the tank at least once a week. Use a siphon to remove the debris. If you have gravel in your tank, run the vacuum over the top of the gravel. If you have sand, hold the vacuum slightly above the sand to avoid dispersing and/or sucking up the sand. You will also need to change the water once a week. Use a five-gallon pitcher to remove and replace the water. Replace a third of the water with fresh water each week. If algae is growing on the tank's walls, then clean and remove this, as well. Use a clean rag to remove the algae. If the fish is attempting to get past your hand and nip the rag you can use an algae scrubber, which you can buy online or at your local pet store (Or Fish Market.)
Summary: Purchase the cleaning materials. Vacuum the tank. Change the water.