Problem: How to show you love snoopy and the peanuts
Try to read as many' peanuts' comics as you can.
This will help you become more of a fan of peanuts and snoopy, and it will make you want to express your love. One way to find these comics strips is the internet. OPTIONS:
- Some websites such as go comics (the official peanuts website (), have the comic strips listed. You can also search for specific strips you want to read, or search by a theme.
- Head out to the library and purchase some stories. Not too many, but do read them.
- Print regular search results that correspond to your enthusiasm about the peanuts. Search through the search engines to get some experience about them.
- Type the' peanuts' url in your favorite search engine to begin the page. Put together a collection of your favorite bands.

Answer: Some websites such as go comics (the official peanuts website (), have the comic strips listed. You can also search for specific strips you want to read, or search by a theme.

Problem: How to cite the universal declaration of human rights
Create a sentence for a citation.
The first step you take is to create a sentence that quotes or paraphrases the universal declaration of human rights (udhr). Otherwise, you have no need to cite the document. OPTIONS:
- The second step you choose would be to include an itemized citation to the declaration in your published work. Follow the option at the end of the sentence for either an itemized or a conclusion citation of that document.
- For example, you could write, " as the universal declaration of human rights states ,' all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. ' " Make an in-text citation to point the reader to the source.
- You can write " in this case, " which replaces the word " founded " in the citation. If your scientific institution published the declaration electronically, whether published in print or online, you'll need to add the correct writing place or a parenthesis after the punctuation.
- You may use a parenthesis after citing to serve your citation. In this method, you use a period.

Answer: For example, you could write, " as the universal declaration of human rights states ,' all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. ' " Make an in-text citation to point the reader to the source.

Problem: An older man is seen speaking to the camera while holding a tennis ball and racket in his hand. he OPTIONS:
- moves the racket and ball up to demonstrate how to properly serve the ball, followed by him actually serving the ball in slow motion.
- shoots the ball around a tennis ball from across the court and hits the ball down the court.
- watches the play of racket and hits it toward the ball and catches it.
- then walks over to a net and places the ball into the net followed by several others on the court and speaking back.
Answer: moves the racket and ball up to demonstrate how to properly serve the ball, followed by him actually serving the ball in slow motion.