Problem: A woman helps a small child to hold a blue rod, while other individuals walk around in the background. the small child OPTIONS:
- uses the blue rod to start playing hopscotch on a blue mat.
- hits a pinata with the rod repeatedly.
- pushes a blue boat into the water.
- hold the blue rod of solution, while two adults put water in a metal bucket with blue hoses.

Answer: hits a pinata with the rod repeatedly.

Problem: How to strengthen eyesight
Increase your lutein intake.
Lutein is a nutrient sometimes known as the eye vitamin. Consuming up to 12 mg per day of lutein can help slow the advance of age-related macular degeneration and other eye-related ailments. OPTIONS:
- Studies have shown that adults who eat about 80 grams of lutein a day are generally more likely to develop eye problems. The increased levels of this nutrient will improve eyes function and improve performance.
- These vitamins help circulate the fluid to reduce macular swelling, reduce inflammation, and strengthen the lining in the cornea. Try taking your dose 3 times a day for at least 45 minutes each day.
- Taking up supplements may be required after age 11 or sooner to ensure that you do not retain too much of the vitamin. Try adding 200 g (6 ounces) of fortified cereals to your daily regimen.
- Foods rich in lutein include : Green leafy vegetables. Kale, broccoli, and spinach will all give you a good dose of lutein.

Answer: Foods rich in lutein include : Green leafy vegetables. Kale, broccoli, and spinach will all give you a good dose of lutein.

Problem: How to answer the most common interview questions
Explain your career path to describe yourself.
Connect the dots on your resume so the interviewer can understand more about you professionally. Try to describe not only your career path but why you've made those decisions. OPTIONS:
- Think about your past and/or experiences so that you can explain how you've gained expert knowledge in one field and also how that knowledge has made you more successful in another. For example, suppose you have worked as a district attorney for seven years and had a full background check during those ten years.
- Creating a story about yourself helps the interviewer understand where you're headed with your career. The question to expect: " tell me a little about yourself.
- You can provide more details or tailor your answers. For example, if your performance on the computer skills test is a reflected reflection of your personality, you could provide short answer answers.
- Use general questions like, " what are your hobbies and interests? " or " how is your relationship to your career? " then describe your personal characteristics such as your eye color and ethnicity, your education, and your accomplishments. Don't feel pressured to guess exactly what questions your interviewer asks, and try to answer as many as possible.
Answer: Creating a story about yourself helps the interviewer understand where you're headed with your career. The question to expect: " tell me a little about yourself.