Problem: How to write a suspenseful opening
Plan out what the opening line should accomplish.
If you want to write a suspenseful opening line, you should have a good idea of what you want to accomplish with it. An opening line can do many things, and there are many ways to write an introductory line. OPTIONS:
- Think about whether you want to write the opening line during a scene where the dialogue starts being spoken or if you want to write in the middle. Consider what you want to achieve using the opening line.
- Reading one, listening to it, and looking closely at the author and audience all can give you a better idea of where to place your energy and ideas. Choose a setting for your opening line.
- What you choose will depend on what you hope to build toward. An opening line can convey a fact or a series of related facts that reveal something significant.
- If you're writing an opening line along with an introductory line, your opening lines should focus on context. Describe the event that gave rise to the story; try to draw the reader in so that you can explain the characters in the opening line.

Answer: What you choose will depend on what you hope to build toward. An opening line can convey a fact or a series of related facts that reveal something significant.

Problem: Woman is being interviewed in a house. Scenes of the snowy streets are shown and a man is being itnerviewed in a sidewalk. man OPTIONS:
- is rubbing snow on a house.
- is shoveling the sidewalk and the journalist is talking to the camera.
- is standing near a group and talk paintball.
- is shoveling the snow from garage in a street.

Answer: is shoveling the sidewalk and the journalist is talking to the camera.

Problem: How to be a happy, spiritual family
Create a family identity.
Forging a family identity together can create a sense of cohesion and purpose as a family. Begin by finding a family motto that each member of the family has contributed to, whether by way of words, ideas, or reflections. OPTIONS:
- Find commonalities and characteristics within each member and make traditions based on these commonalities. Whether you are sharing a collection of family meals together, dining together weekly, or connecting weekly, make sure to keep these traditions alive.
- These prayers can be simple sayings that change every week or month. For instance, some family members may hold a vow of allegiance to their new religious leader/minister as part of their sign-off duties.
- Write the motto down and cross it off your list. Do not be afraid to go all out.
- What will your family motto be? Write a family vision statement. Describe your family's goals and dreams.
Answer: What will your family motto be? Write a family vision statement. Describe your family's goals and dreams.