Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sketch a circle for the head and an oval for the body. Draw the face. Add the mouth. Draw lines for the extremities. Add the paws as circles. Connect the head with the body. Draw the basic outline of the kitten. Erase the unnecessary draft detail. Color the kitten.

Answer: Draw a cross in the circle for the guidelines of the face. Note that the body should only be a little larger than the head, and should be at a slight angle away from the head. Keep the intersecting point of the cross-lines close to the center of the head. Sketch two circles for the eyes and a half circle for the nose. The eyes should be positioned over the horizontal center line, and should be at equal distance away from the vertical center. The nose should be on the vertical center line and below the eyes. Sketch a small circle for the mouth area covering as well the nose area. This circle should be below the eyes, yet should completely cover the nose and overlap the bottom of the head circle. This includes the legs and tail. The front legs should be two slightly curved lines coming off the front of the body oval, starting about three-quarters up and extending to the bottom, pointing away from the angle of the body. The back legs should be two arrowhead shapes attached to the bottom of the oval. The tail should be a curved line sticking out from the bottom back of the oval. The back of each circular paw should be attacked to the leg lines. Draw two inwardly curved lines from either side of the head to either side of the body, forming the kitten's neck. Draw thicker shapes around the leg lines and tail line to fill out the limbs. Add curved lines to the front of the paws to look like toes. Add a "W" shaped mouth connecting to the bottom of the nose. You can also "roughen" the overall outline of the kitten with small, jagged strokes, creating the impression of fur. Add more details like the fur lines and the pattern of the fur color, if desired. This can include stripes or other details. Use any color you'd like, but make the mouth area slightly lighter so that it stands out. If you added stripes or patterns, color those a separate shade, as well.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a character from the game list. Make up your own character. Pick your character's strengths and weaknesses. Choose your character's accessories.

Answer: If your game comes with pre-set characters, choose your favorite or the one you identify with most. If you have your heart set on a specific character, let the other players know beforehand. Many character lists are divided by class--warriors, wizards, healers, and similar categories. If you don't have a favorite, check out their stats and see if any class in particular appeals to you. If your game has room for an imaginary character, think about what you'd like your character to be. What kind of character you'll choose will depend on what kind of game you're playing. Sorcerers are great for medieval fantasy games, while aliens would be better for a Star Trek roleplay. Every roleplaying character has a set of strengths and a set of weaknesses, and they should balance each other out. Nobody will want to play with you if your character is immortal and can never be hurt or tricked, but you won't enjoy the game if your character is so weak they die every round. Think about any drawbacks of your character choices. For example, your werewolf character might be stronger and scarier than your friend's vampire, but you'll only be able to use it if there's a full moon in the game. If your character has a weapon, armor, magic bag, or anything else than can affect the game, make sure you tell the other players about it first. You should also devise an attack or hit level the accessories give your character. For example, if your character has a pocketknife and a sword, the sword should be able to cause more damage than the knife. Or if your character carries a healing potion, determine if it can bring people back from the dead or just cure minor wounds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the program in which you want to open a file. Open a window using the Finder program or Start menu. Click on the file and hold your left mouse button down. Wait a few seconds.

Answer: Don't open a new document right away, because you will use the drag and drop function to do so. Locate your file. If your file is on the desktop you can skip this step. Drag the file to the icon of your open program. When it is hovering over the program, release your mouse button. The program will open the file and bring it up on your screen. This function will not work if you try to open a file that is not compatible with the program you've chosen.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Decide how you will print the book. Print your children's book at home. Print your novel at home.

Answer:
There are several methods of printing a book. You could choose to print your book at home. You may decide to send the book to a print shop. You could have an online service print and bind your book. A professional printing press could mass-produce your book. Select the option that is right for your budget and the scale of the print job. Save your book as a PDF. Under the file menu, select print. Since your book is shorter, select "All" under "Pages to Print." Under the section labeled "Page Sizing & Handling," select Booklet. A "Booklet Subset" menu will appear on the screen. If your printer can print on both sides of the paper, select "Both Sides." If your printer can not print on both side, choose "Front Side Only/Back Side Only." You will have to print the front side, reload the printer, and then print the backside. Click "Print." Save your book as a PDF. Under the file menu, select print. Select "Page Range" under "Pages to Print." You will print your work in smaller sections of either 16, 24, or 32 pages. Under the section labeled "Page Sizing & Handling," select Booklet. A "Booklet Subset" menu will appear on the screen. If your printer can print on both sides of the paper, select "Both Sides." If your printer can not print on both side, choose "Front Side Only/Back Side Only." You will have to print the front side, reload the printer, and then print the backside. Click "Print." Repeat until all remaining sections are printed. Keep pages separated by section. Always start printing at page 2. Page 1 is your cover page and must be printed separately.