A person throws a yellow ball into a swimming pool. Someone in the pool picks up the ball. there

OPTIONS:
- is a person in the water who throws a yellow ball into a pool too.
- are waves in the water.
- are people watching the ball that passes by.
- are several people swimming in the pool.

are several people swimming in the pool.

How to remove an ink stain from a dryer drum
Mix 1/2 teaspoon of liquid dish washing soap with a small amount of warm water in a small bowl to make a solution.
Stir the solution until lots of soap suds are formed.
Dip a cloth on the soap suds.

OPTIONS:
- Put the cloth slightly under the stain. You will see new ink bubbles form.
- Dip the cloth into the solution of water until it is full of suds. Wipe away the bubbles with a paper towel.
- Wring it out to make it not too wet, just damp. Scrub the ink stain with the soapy cloth.
- Blot the stain with a cloth, being careful not to spill the water. Allow to dry before adding small amounts of dish washing detergent.

Wring it out to make it not too wet, just damp. Scrub the ink stain with the soapy cloth.

How to deal with a noisy neighbour
Discuss your noise issue with your neighbour.
Approach them calmly and politely with your complaint. Ask that they quiet down and come up with a plan together of how to solve noise problems.

OPTIONS:
- Have them listen to the sound from your door, before you enter your residence so they know how to close it quietly. Open the door and politely ask your neighbour to open it because it's not a big deal to them.
- Offer solutions to noise concerns they might have. If you live with your neighbour, you could tell them, " hey, neighbour, what would you like to do now that we have a noisy neighbour? " it is a good idea to resolve the problem before moving on to another one.
- Calmly approach your neighbour with your issue. If you have never actually met in person or spoken to one another, make it a point to introduce yourself.
- Explain that you have heard problems at home and you would like to work with them regarding help and appropriate ways of handling noise. Hopefully, your neighbour will have some ideas and can offer you advice on whether or not you should be responsible for anything you might say to them.

Calmly approach your neighbour with your issue. If you have never actually met in person or spoken to one another, make it a point to introduce yourself.

How to protect your home from halloween pranks and vandalism
Treat visitors kindly.
The biggest reason that people tend to attack your home on halloween is that you might be avoiding giving them candy. If you show yourself to be a welcoming neighbor, you might not get vandalized.

OPTIONS:
- You could accidentally do damage that would normally be minimal, like damaging your ice cream truck, a squatting dog, or a breaking-for-sale sign. For less-aggressive pranks, you might want to consider : Using non-toxic bait that mimics halloween gatherings.
- Turn off the main lights, shut the curtains so that it looks like you aren't there, if you decide to ignore trick-or-treaters. If they don't think you are home, people probably won't attack your house for not " treating " them.
- Check with your local library or bookstore to see if they have posters or signage affixed to walls or rooms. Ask for another person's permission before sneaking in candy.
- Also, you might accidentally leave candy behind on your driveway or other areas that you don't want them to find. Always ask permission first when inviting friends into your home.
Turn off the main lights, shut the curtains so that it looks like you aren't there, if you decide to ignore trick-or-treaters. If they don't think you are home, people probably won't attack your house for not " treating " them.