A man is in a garage with newspaper on a table. he

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- shows various things like lawn mower, and cutter.
- shows how to cut the top off a pumpkin, and removes the insides.
- is showing how to take building out of a large box.
- stacks the newspaper together and lays the paper out on the paper and spreads it around the whole table.

shows how to cut the top off a pumpkin, and removes the insides.

How to build a good reputation with teachers
Pay attention in class.
For many teachers, the mark of a good student isn't being the smartest person in the class, but being the one who is willing to put in effort. Pay attention to your teacher, takes notes in class, and don't be afraid to raise your hand and answer questions.

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- Volunteer your time as much as possible to help boost your reputation and make new friends in the class. If an assignment gets in the way, take it seriously.
- If your teacher consistently checks your work in class, you are doing something wrong. Take notes in class and answer your teacher as asked.
- If you are having a hard time keeping up with your teacher while taking notes, ask after class if you can have a copy of their lecture notes or the lecture presentation. Don't worry about copying notes down exactly as your teacher says them.
- Even if you're not in class, participate in class discussion so that the teacher will understand you're listening. Showing your teacher respect and listening can help increase your confidence in your teaching style.

If you are having a hard time keeping up with your teacher while taking notes, ask after class if you can have a copy of their lecture notes or the lecture presentation. Don't worry about copying notes down exactly as your teacher says them.

There's a teenage boy wearing a black beanie hat skateboarding through the city streets. he

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- pushes a skateboard down a sidewalk in front of several buildings.
- does a large jump in a parking lot full of cars.
- puts on a mesh helmet when he turns a corner.
- skateboards wearing a white shirt while jumping over a small cement wall.

skateboards wearing a white shirt while jumping over a small cement wall.

How to read topographic maps
Use the thicker contour lines to determine the elevation.
Contour lines represent paths or segments of the earth. Topographic maps are covered in contour lines.

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- Some contour lines are thicker, known as indexed contour lines. They have a number next to them that shows you the elevation of that path or segment.
- They serve to guide you in one direction. These lines are perhaps the most important lines to reference when transferring data from a geobody/mountain to a geoshell.
- They can be used to indicate local areas by elevation, even if it is easy, incredibly dangerous, and challenging. As a result, topographic maps are the norm for landmasses in the western hemisphere.
- The darker the lines, the darker the topography/terrain. Choose a map with small sections of topography and large sections of landscape.
Some contour lines are thicker, known as indexed contour lines. They have a number next to them that shows you the elevation of that path or segment.