Problem: How to design a garden
Examine your land.
Take a walk around your yard. What kind of garden do you imagine? Try to visualize it. OPTIONS:
- Then, analyze if you really like its look and describe it on paper to your neighbors. Repeat this process three times depending on how your neighbor feels about it.
- Know what type of plot you want to have. Different types of plots contain different flora, flowers, etc.
- Take notice of the areas that must remain as they are. Be sure to know your cardinal directions (north, south, east, and west), as well as where you get sun and shade, and where water seems to pool.
- Then, decide on what kind of plants and light fixtures you will use on it. Determine which trees, shrubs, and bushes you want.

Answer: Take notice of the areas that must remain as they are. Be sure to know your cardinal directions (north, south, east, and west), as well as where you get sun and shade, and where water seems to pool.

Problem: She then grabs the boiling hot water and pours it into the mug. She returns back to the counter and begins placing rolls of cookie dough on the racks. its OPTIONS:
- soon done and the sandwiches are set up on the counter.
- then time to finally roll the dough, with the help of a hand mixer and a pan the words " putty " appear on the screen.
- finally time for the cookies to be in put in the oven and she sets the timer on her phone so she won't burn them.
- done, she places them in the oven and again adds the cookies.

Answer: finally time for the cookies to be in put in the oven and she sets the timer on her phone so she won't burn them.

Problem: How to identify honey bees
Identify the body shape of the insect.
The easiest way to differentiate a honey bee from other types of bees or wasps is to look at the shape of their thorax and abdomen. Honey bees have a distinctive barrel-shaped body and don't have a thin middle section between the thorax and abdomen like other insects. OPTIONS:
- Wasps tend to have a very thin middle section and distinct thorax and abdomen. Honey bees have a thorax and abdomen that look like one complete piece.
- You can look up listings online for bees that have had a similar body composition as that of other insects. You can also look in magazine articles to see if any of these bees have shown signs of mating.
- The parts of the front and abdomen that depict honey bees are called the fistulas. Consult your local nursery or department store for jot down the particular shape of the fistulas.
- Indeed, in some species, they don't even have a thick upper middle section anywhere on the body. Female honey bees hive like bee wasps.
Answer: Wasps tend to have a very thin middle section and distinct thorax and abdomen. Honey bees have a thorax and abdomen that look like one complete piece.