Problem: Article: Ask your parents if it's okay to have a garage sale with some of your stuff, and offer to sell their stuff for them as well. Set up a table with your things, and a table with their things, and put up signs around the neighborhood before the big day. Make sure you keep the proceeds from your sales separate, and ask your parents if they'll give you a cut of their sales for organizing and working the sale. Remember to choose items that are in good condition, like video games that you only played a few times, or books that you don't want anymore. Don't try to sell anything that's broken or damaged. This is one of the most popular ways for kids to make money. Set up a table outside with a big sign advertising your prices. In the spring and summer, offer lemonade for 50 cents per glass, and in the fall and winter, sell hot chocolate for the same price. If you want to make even more, sell fresh baked cookies, brownies, or even popcorn with the drinks for 50 cents each. Try to plan your stand so that you're outside during the busiest times of the day, like the afternoon when your neighbors are coming home from work or school. If you know how to sew, embroider, paint, or make other crafts, ask your parents for help with taking pictures of your items and posting them for sale online. Determine a reasonable price, and use a website like Etsy or the Facebook Marketplace to post items, and offer to ship or deliver them depending on the location. This might require more assistance from your parents, but you can make a lot of money if your products are unique.
Summary: Hold a garage sale at your house if your family has things to sell. Set up a lemonade or hot cocoa stand outside of your house if you like business. Sell crafts and handmade items online if you're artistic.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For many types of ants, queens are much larger than regular worker ants. If you stumble upon an ant that appears unusually large, there's a good chance this is the queen. The ant will be noticeably bigger than the surrounding ants, or other ants you have seen. Think about the type of ants you have as well. With leaf-cutter ants, the queen is particularly likely to be bigger than the worker ants. However, with fire ants and carpenter ants, workers themselves come in many different sizes. This may make it difficult to differentiate between the queen and worker ants based on size alone. In many ant colonies, the queen is born with wings. During many parts of a queen's adult life, she will need to fly to find a new colony for mating. An ant with wings may very well be the queen ant. Some male ants do have wings, but they tend to be slightly less noticeable. The types of male ants that have wings will generally look more slender and wasp like than a queen, who will generally be larger. Queens do shed their wings at a certain point in their lifespan. If you lean down and look at the central portion of the ant's body, you may see small bumps jutting from either side of the ant's body. These are wing attachment points, a sign that the ant once had wings. As queens shed their wings, wing attachment points are a good sign you've found the queen. The thorax is the part of an ant's body that bridges the neck and abdomen. Queen ants will generally have a larger, bulkier thorax than worker ants. As a queen's thorax once supported wings, it will be much bulkier and more muscular than a worker ant's body. A queen's thorax makes up more than half its body size. This is much larger than the thorax of a regular ant.

SUMMARY: Look at the size of the ant. See if there are wings on the ant. Look for signs the ant has shed its wings. Examine the thorax.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Locking eyes can cause crazy sparks. Don't try to stare deep into his soul (that could come off as creepy), but if you can catch his eye from across the room or hold his gaze while talking, you can have a major affect on him. Eye contact causes arousal and can lead to feelings of attraction. Try catching his gaze and smiling as you look away. Then glance back at him again. Touching increases attraction and can elevate a person's heart rate, similar to what they experience when falling in love. Finding subtle ways to make physical contact will help you stay on his mind. Sit next to him so that your shoulders or legs barely touch. "Accidentally" graze his arm while reaching for something or brush fingers when you hand him something. Touch his arm to get his attention or emphasize a point, or when he's said something funny. Don't use his name to start every other sentence, but drop it into conversation every once in a while. It will grab his attention, foster a sense of intimacy, and reminds him that you're thinking only about him. If he says something that makes you laugh or blush, try saying his name quietly as you laugh. Nicknames can be fun, too. If you give him a nickname that only you use, your little inside joke will set your relationship apart. Don't pour your perfume all over yourself--if it's too strong, it's going to be a turn-off and may even cause headaches or allergic reactions. Apply just a little so he will be able to smell it when you're close to him. His mind will create an association between you and your fragrance. Consider a fragrance he might encounter when he's not with you. Try rose or lavender, or even something fun like pumpkin pie or coconut. Then, when he walks by a rose bush, he'll instantly think of you.
Summary: Make eye contact. Touch him unexpectedly (but appropriately). Say his name. Wear a subtle, signature fragrance.

On one end is the shield and a small number of the beads. On the other end is the rest of the beads. The hand should be in a position where the palm is facing the torso.
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One-sentence summary -- Divide the beads in to two groups. Lay the empty section of string between the index and middle fingers. Swing the end behind the hand up and forward so that it hits the other beads in your palm, making a noise. Repeat rhythmically.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: is the character for zero (0) and is pronounced ling. Note the tone marker for the second tone over the letter i. Pronounce this character in a low to high tone. To start learning to count, first get comfortable with the characters and pronunciations for the words for the numbers from 1 to 5. The first three characters are perhaps the easiest to remember because they are the same number of lines as the number they represent. One (1) is yi. Two (2) is er. Three (3) is san. Four (4) is si. Five (5) is wu. Once you can say and write the characters for the first 5 numbers, move on to the numbers 6 through 10. Practice them the same way you practiced the numbers 1 through 5 until you have them memorized. Six (6) is liu. Seven (7) is qi. Eight (8) is ba. Nine (9) is jiu. Ten (10) is shi.
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Start with the character for zero (0). Count from 1 to 5. Continue counting from 6 to 10.