Problem: Article: This is also known as key position two. The key is inserted and turned one step to the right. Turning one step further would start the engine, which you don't want to do. Keep the clutch depressed. You'll start coasting down the hill or moving due to people pushing. The engine should turn and start. If it doesn't, try depressing and releasing the clutch again.
Summary: Position the car at the top of a hill, or have people push the car. Depress the clutch completely. Put the car in second gear. Turn on the ignition but don't start the engine. Let go of the brakes. Let go of the clutch quickly when the speed reaches 5mph (8.0km/h).

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's white with a yellow, green, red, and blue sphere on it. After a second, its app icon will begin wiggling. It's in the top-left corner of the Google Chrome app. It's a red button on the right side of the pop-up window. Doing so will remove Chrome from your iPhone. This process will also work on an iPad or iPod touch.

SUMMARY: Locate the Google Chrome app. Tap and hold Google Chrome. Tap X. Tap Delete when prompted.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " This is the person that invents the puzzle for the other person to solve. They will be tasked with choosing a word or phrase that "the players" will have to solve. The host should be able to spell confidently or the game will be impossible to win. The other players will need to guess your word letter by letter, so choose a word you think will be difficult to guess. Difficult words usually have uncommon letters, like "z," or "j," and only a few vowels. For longer games, you can also choose phrases. For example, if the executioner chooses the word "zipper," she/he would draw six blanks, one for each letter ( _ _ _ _ _ _ ). The host does not tell anyone else the secret word. Once the word has been chosen and the players know how many letters in the secret word, begin guessing which letters are in the word by asking the host. For example, you might begin by asking, "is there an 'e' in your word?" Generally, start by guessing common letters like vowels, or "s," "t," and "n." Whenever the players guess a letter that is in the secret word, the host fills it into the blank where it occurs. For example, if the word is "zipper" and the players guess "e," then the host will fill in the 5th blank with an "e:" (_ _ _ _ e _). If the players guess a letter that repeats, fill in both letters. If they guess "p," you would have to fill in both "p"s. ( _ _ p p e _ ). Whenever the players guess a letter that is not in the secret word they get a strike that brings them closer to losing. To show this, the host draws a simple stick figure of a man being hung, adding a new part to the drawing with every wrong answer. This is also where you can adjust the difficulty of the game -- the more marks you make, the more wrong guesses the player gets and the easier the game is. The classic order is: First wrong answer: Draw and upside-down "L." This is the post the man hangs from. Second: Draw a small circle for the "head" underneath the horizontal line of the "L." Third: Draw a line down from the bottom of the head for the "body." Fourth: Draw one arm out from the middle of his body for the "arm." Fifth: Draw the other arm. Sixth: Draw one diagonal line from the bottom of the body for the first "leg." Seventh: Draw the other leg. Eighth: Connect the head to the post with a "noose." Once you draw the noose the players have lost the game. If the players get every letter of the word before the host finishes drawing then they win. At any point a player can try to guess the entire word instead of a single letter, but if they guess the wrong word then the host should treat it as if they guessed a wrong letter. To make the game harder, make a rule saying that the players can only guess the secret word once before they lose. Thanks to it's simplicity, online hangman games are everywhere, and easy to find with a quick internet search for "online hangman." Many games use online dictionaries to choose words, allowing your to practice building your vocabulary while you play. You can even play games against opponents from all over the world with some apps. Try out "Hangman" and "Hangman" free in the Google and Apple App stores for online variations on the classic game. Looking for a challenge? Search for "cheater's hangman" or specific hangman lists, like "movie quote hangman."
Summary: Choose one person to be the "host. If you are the host, choose a secret word. Draw a blank line for each letter in the word. Start guessing letters if you are the player. Fill the letter in the blanks if the players guess correctly. Draw part of the "hangman" when the players guess wrong. The players win when they guess the correct word. Play online or on an app to practice by yourself.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Grab one of those old cursive practice books that you had to use in elementary school and start practicing each letter in the alphabet. Just remember that everyone's writing is distinctive, so your handwriting will be cursive (and attractive) it will be unique to you. You want to make sure that your letters are evenly spaced, so practice on lined paper so you can see the spacing. There are lots of free cursive worksheets and workbooks, either on the internet or in your local library. The best way to write cursive is to put the writing utensil between your forefinger and your middle finger, with fingertips and thumb place near the pen or pencil's tip. This position helps to alleviate the pain in forearm, wrist, and thumb. Cursive is basically all about the connections between letters. It is supposed to be used as a rapid method of writing. As such it comes from the Latin word "currere" which means "to run" and so cursive translates as "a running hand." Keep that in mind when you're forming the connections. The connections are simply the "air" between the letters when you would normally lift your writing utensil. Make sure to close gaps on the tops of words. If they aren't closed it will be difficult to tell if a lowercase letter is an "a" or a "u."
Summary:
Start with the alphabet. Hold your writing utensil properly. Learn connections.