Select from the following.
I. If the party is co-ed, having a chaperone of the opposite gender will help you deal with any issues that may come up. If you know a trustworthy older teen or twenty-something who can handle a crowd, recruit them to chaperone the party.;
II. Consider having the second chaperone in your home, or in your dorm room, if you decide to host the party yourself. You can meet both your current and future chaperone and know there are still plenty of other people there.;
III. Also, the not knowing that you'll have another chaperone can disrupt your intermingling. Finding a third chaperone will set you apart from the rest of the party.;
IV. They will also remember that they are the one not doing it alone and can help you a lot, both at any age. You should still still make a list of who is invited, that will be a great breach of protocol.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to host a teen party
Consider having a second chaperone.
Monitoring a teen party without killing the mood is a balancing act that will require a good attitude. Having a second set of eyes will make you feel less frantic and allow you to cover more ground.
Answer:
I.