Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try to tame the kitten between ages four and eight weeks old. Give the kitten a place to feel secure. Choose a suitable location. Get on the same level as the kitten. Give the kitten some wet cat food. Let the kitten lick food from your finger. Start petting the kitten. Transition to petting without food. Slowly introduce the cat to other people.

Answer: When a kitten is in the weaning stage, it will respond better to taming. It is gaining independence from its mother during this stage. Once a kitten is socialized, it will be suitable for adoption. When you're not actively working on socializing it, make sure the kitten has a small, quiet room where it can retreat and relax. This might be a bathroom or a spare bedroom. Leave a nightlight on overnight so that the room is never totally dark. It is helpful to increase the kitten's exposure to humans by working with it in an area with human activity. You might try an area of your yard where other people are working or playing. Or, you might try an area in your house. Don't tower over the kitten by standing next to it. Sit down on the floor or ground with the kitten. As long as the kitten is healthy, you can use food as a way to socialize it. This way, you can entice it to approach you because it's hungry and wants to eat the food you've got. Sit down near the kitten as it is eating. You might even try putting the food dish in your lap so that the kitten is close to you. Take the food away when you're not nearby. This way, the kitten will associate the food with being in your presence. After the kitten has become accustomed to having you nearby when it's eating, offer it a taste of food from your hand. You can either use wet cat food or baby food (try a beef or chicken flavored baby food). A kitten may try to gulp down food rather than lick it, since this is the natural way for it to eat. It may try to gently bite your finger as you're feeding it. When the kitten is hungry and is eagerly eating, try gently petting it. Start by petting the head and shoulders only. If it runs away, go back to the previous step for a longer period of time. After the kitten has gotten used to your presence and touch, you need to remove food from the equation. This will ensure that the kitten will still enjoy petting even if food is not offered. Try a petting session after the kitten has eaten and is full. If you are taming a cat for adoption, you'll need to make sure the cat is socialized to other people besides you. Start allowing one person at a time spend moments with the kitten. These people should also try feeding the kitten first with a dish, then with their finger. The kitten will get used to their voices, scents and actions.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have lots of viewings. Ask questions about the contract. Read everything thoroughly.

Answer: It is generally best to view as many properties as possible to give you the best picture of what options there are and how far your budget will reach. If you are working with an Estate Agent, the last viewings tend to be held at 5.30pm, so you may need to book in some time off work to fit in some afternoon viewings. During viewings, it's important that you ask plenty of questions. Be sure to ask about: What furniture is included. The fixtures and fittings. Turn on taps and lights to check they work. Any rules about pets, smoking or children. Who else lives there, and how the bills are paid. Where the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are. If you are moving into a shared house, make sure that you meet the people you would be living with. If you like the look of the property, you should make sure you ask all the important questions about the contract. You must understand what you would be signing up for. You can ask the landlord or letting agent about this information during the viewing. You should ask: How long the tenancy is for. When you would be able to move in. How your deposit will be protected. How long the rent is fixed for. What, if any, bills are included in the price. Once you have found a place and you want to go ahead with it, your agent your landlord will provide you with a written tenancy agreement. Read the agreement through, and don't be hesitant to flag up anything you are uncertain about. Make sure that you are clear on the rent, the date you have to pay, and what the procedure and costs are for ending the tenancy early. If you feel unsure about the contract, and don't think the agent is adequately responding to your questions, you can seek some impartial advice. Housing charities provide basic advice online that you can access quickly and easily. The contract may be subject to you passing a credit check, which the letting agency will charge you for regardless of whether or not you pass or you secure the tenancy.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a large box. Cut the box into sections. Cut a large rectangle for the center wall. Cut equal-sized squares or rectangles. Mark each of the smaller walls in the middle. Cut a narrow strip down the middle of the cardboard. Line up the pieces. Cut a narrow strip for each wall to the middle height-wise. Add windows and doors. Place and glue the walls.

Answer: It should have large sections that aren't bent. This type of dollhouse has a center wall with pieces fitted through the center to create rooms on either side. Follow the folding lines to create large pieces of cardboard. This piece will be the largest one for your dollhouse, and it determines the length. These should be the same height as the original wall and should be able to extend out on either side of it to create good-sized rooms. How many of these walls you make depends on how long you made the original wall. You need a wall on each end, but you may have one, two, or three dividing walls in between. One wall in between will create four rooms, while two will create six rooms and three will create eight rooms. You should measure lengthwise, and use a pencil to mark the middle. Also measure to the middle height-wise. Cut into the middle lengthwise, going down to the middle height-wise. Repeat for each smaller wall piece. Place the pieces on the long piece of cardboard, lining them up where you want them to go. Use a pencil to mark the places. Use the strip you cut to line them up. Insert the large wall into the cut strip. The smaller walls will sit up too high, which is why you will cut strips in the large wall in the next step. The strip should run the same direction you had the walls standing up. For the end pieces, move in a half-inch or so from the outer edge to cut the strip. Draw and cut out windows and doors in the walls. Put the walls together. The small walls should fit into the large wall like a puzzle piece, with each side straddling the other. Glue the walls in place with hot glue.

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