context: How to update your will
Read your current will.
You should always have your current will handy. Take out your copy and read it.
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next sentence for the context: If you don't have your copy, then ask your lawyer for a copy. Go through and see which property is listed and who you have designated as the " beneficiary " (the person who will receive it).

context: How to calculate your final grade
Write out your scores.
Find your scores from each assignment, quiz, homework, etc. Throughout the term.
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next sentence for the context: Sometimes this will be collected for you online, such as in a system like blackboard. Sometimes, you'll have to go through your graded work.

context: How to discover your child's abilities
Have your child take an intelligence test.
Sign your child up for a formal intelligence quotient (iq) test done by a professional. Iq tests are designed to give you a general idea of your child's intelligence.
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next sentence for the context: In this sense, intelligence is defined as cognitive abilities and the quickness that a person processes information. Fundamentally, iq tests are supposed to measure broad intelligence, not general knowledge.

context: How to wash your car without water
Determine if a waterless product is right.
If your car is caked in mud, a waterless car wash will not help and might even scratch the paint of your car. Only use a waterless product if you have minimal dirt or dust.
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Otherwise, rinse your car with water to remove dry dirt, then use the waterless product. Use a waterless car wash with wax for an added sheen.