Problem: How to understand tv ratings
Be aware of what the tv-y rating entails.
It signifies a program that is directed to all children, but is also for a general audience.
Understand what the tv-y7 rating signifies. OPTIONS:
- This indicates a program that is directed to all children, but is unlike certain programs. Know what the tv-y7 rating signifies.
- This rating signifies a program that is directed toward older children who are aged 7 and above...there is a sub-rating for fantasy violence, called tv-y7-fv. Understand that the tv-g rating signifies a program for general audiences.
- It indicates the program that there are ratings, and can be obtained from people working on the network or even buying on tv-as well as reading it. Don't be surprised by the tv-y11 rating-just because it is labeled a station rather than a tv network ranking does not mean it represents the standard rating.
- According to the american federation of television or the american academy of television ratings, you raise your ratings to around 30% of your ratings. Understand what the tv-y7 rating subtensures about you as a person.

Answer: This rating signifies a program that is directed toward older children who are aged 7 and above...there is a sub-rating for fantasy violence, called tv-y7-fv. Understand that the tv-g rating signifies a program for general audiences.

Problem: A little girl/toddler stands outside, on a grass covered field, and hits, repeatedly, a pink pinata hanging from a tree. a little girl / toddler in a lime green hair bow and tutu OPTIONS:
- may try to hit a pinata female stands in her front yard with a blue baseball bat.
- walks close to where the pinata is swinging, she zooms in on the pinata swinging and throws it down the field, her mother runs towards her and grabs the swinging girl before she can.
- swings on the warm grass on the field of several children.
- stands outside under a tree and hits a pinata with a stick.

Answer: stands outside under a tree and hits a pinata with a stick.

Problem: A woman stands next to him. The little boy washes his hands in the sink. She wipes the sink with a paper towel. the boy OPTIONS:
- rinses his hands, walks to the counter and pours water on his hands.
- dries his hands with a towel.
- then rinses his hands and looks up.
- resumes washing his hands.
Answer: dries his hands with a towel.