Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use the word cero (SAY-roh) for "zero. Start by counting from 1 to 5. Move on to the words for the numbers 6 through 10.

Answer: " When counting to 10, you don't typically start with zero. The word for "zero" in Spanish sounds somewhat similar to the English word, so it should be pretty easy to remember. As in English, the number cero stands alone and does not form the base of any other numbers. However, it's still an important number to know. It could come in handy if, for example, you were reading out a phone number or credit card number in Spanish. You likely know at least the first few numbers from various songs or TV shows, so counting to 5 in Spanish should be relatively easy. Memorize these words, since they form the basis for constructing the words for larger numbers. One (1) is uno (OO-noh). Two (2) is dos (dohs). Three (3) is tres (trehs). Four (4) is cuatro (KWAHT-roh). Five (5) is cinco (SEENK-oh). Once you can count from 1 to 5 smoothly and easily, add the numbers from 6 to 10 to your vocabulary. Practice them separately as new numbers until they roll off your tongue as easily as 1 to 5 did. Six (6) is seis (saiss) Seven (7) is siete (SEE-yeht-ay). Eight (8) is ocho (OHCH-oh). Nine (9) is nueve (NOO-ay-veh). Ten (10) is diez (DEE-ehss).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Never scam!

Answer: If you're caught, you'll get suspended, banned, and hated. Most of all, you'll be remembered for what you did. Ouch!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check the maximum rated load. Consider the country of manufacture. Read reviews. Decide whether you need low-clearance ramps. Check for a rubber stop. Look for signs of damage. Purchase wheel chocks as well.

Answer: This is the most important characteristic of your ramp: the larger this number, the safer you'll be. The ramp's rating refers to the maximum Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) that can be driven onto the ramp. You can find the GVW on your driver's door sticker or owner's manual. The ramp's rating should be well above your car's GVW, to allow for a margin of error or a front-heavy car. This rating usually assumes you are using two ramps. For example, a pair of ramps rated to 6,000 lbs can hold the front half of a 6,000 lb vehicle when using both ramps together. Ramps made in the United States and the European Union are typically subject to stricter quality control than ramps from other countries. While there are safe and well-made ramps manufactured elsewhere, you should use caution and find out what others think of the product before you take the risk. Some car owners tell horror stories of a ramp collapsing under much less than the rated load. The risk is low but deadly, so it's worth searching online for the opinions of other users. These ramps have a more gradual incline so a sports car can drive up them without scraping the undercarriage. They tend to be expensive, so only buy them if you're sure a regular ramp won't do. The underside of many ramps include a rubber component make it less likely the ramps will slide when the car starts to drive up them. This is especially important if you work on your car on a smooth surface, since it will make it easier to drive up without the ramp sliding ahead of you. Throw away the ramp if you see any obvious signs of rust, cracks, or other damage. Using at least two wheel chocks is recommended whenever you have your car on ramps. It's hard to go wrong with chocks, but if you have a smooth or slippery garage floor, get soft rubber chocks.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click the menu. Click . Click Apps. Click Default apps. Scroll down and click Choose default apps by file type. Scroll down to ".pdf. Click the default PDF reader. Click the app you want to use.

Answer:
It's usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen. It's on the left side of the menu. It's in the left column. A list of file types will appear along the left side of the window, with each associated app on the right. " The current default viewer appears to the right of this entry. For example, if it's currently set to Google Chrome, click Google Chrome. A list of apps that can read PDFs will appear. The selected app will now open PDFs on your PC by default.