Problem: He then skis quickly down a snowy embankment, accidentally hitting a skier in his path and sending her careening to the right. they OPTIONS:
- stop and talk, checking to make sure she is ok.
- nearly crash into each other, nearly taking off the skis as they slam together onto the snow.
- finally skiall across a grassy path and the last laugh is heard as a person calls out and others stop to see if they are hurt.
- switch places, one falling into the snow while the other recovers.

Answer: stop and talk, checking to make sure she is ok.

Problem: How to plan a route with google maps
Go to google maps.
You can use any web browser on your computer to visit the site.
Identify your destination. OPTIONS:
- If you are using the google maps app on your device, it will recognize your location for you. Even if you don't have google maps, it will let you know the first road to your destination, the street you are going on, and your preferences.
- Find google maps' " maps app " from the web browser you downloaded. Tap on the app and the map will expand to show you all of the road options.
- Use the search box on the upper left corner of the page, and type in the location or address of your first stop. A short list of possible results will drop down.
- Click the three dots in the top left corner to start searching. Some other places in the map are free-to-see sites such as a private real address, an office location, a social media site, etc.

Answer: Use the search box on the upper left corner of the page, and type in the location or address of your first stop. A short list of possible results will drop down.

Problem: How to protect fruit trees from animals
Use a kaolin clay-based repellent.
A kaolin clay-based repellent is made of naturally occurring ingredients and can help repel animals and insects from eating the fruit off your tree. You can purchase the repellent at some nurseries or find it online. OPTIONS:
- You can also use a fungicide designed specifically for the plant for comparable protection. Be certain that you check with your local poison control agency to see if a similar repellent is available.
- For additional protection, purchase a totem to shade fruit trees from. Look for a pesticide that will kill non-toxic compounds found in the repellent.
- This repellent will leave a white film on your fruit and tastes bad to most animals and insects. Kaolin clay repellents are not useful for fuzzy fruits like peaches or apricots or smaller fruits like cherries or plums.
- Do not use a kaolin trap or trap. These traps will not work for the tree so it may not benefit from them.
Answer: This repellent will leave a white film on your fruit and tastes bad to most animals and insects. Kaolin clay repellents are not useful for fuzzy fruits like peaches or apricots or smaller fruits like cherries or plums.