INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A new Mastermind player quickly learns that even a guess that earns multiple hints doesn't always lead to a quick victory since there are so many possible ways to interpret the hints. Starting with four of a kind (such as Blue Blue Blue Blue) gives you solid information to work with right off the bat. This isn't the only strategy to use in Mastermind, but it's an easy one to pick up. It will not work very well if your version has more than six colors to choose from. Your next few moves are going to be two pairs of colors, always starting with two examples of the color you guessed previously. For example, following Blue Blue Blue Blue, make guesses that start with Blue Blue and finish with one other color, until you know all the colors available. Here's an example: Blue Blue Blue Blue no hint pegs. That's fine, we'll keep using Blue anyway. Blue Blue Green Green one white peg. We'll keep in mind that the code has one green, and it must be in the left half. Blue Blue Pink Pink one black peg. We now know that one pink is in the code, in the right. Blue Blue Yellow Yellow one white peg and one black peg. There must be at least two yellows in the code, one on the left and one on the right.

SUMMARY: Start by guessing four of a kind. Use 2-2 patterns to detect the colors.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should clean the drains in your house at least once every month, but if you've already had problems with drain flies, you may want to increase this to once every one or two weeks. A thorough cleaning is not necessary. Simply pour 4 oz (125 ml) of gel drain cleaner into the drain and let sit to maintain a continual state of cleanliness. For drains that are rarely used, such as in a garage or basement, pour a little mineral oil down the drain. This will prevent further infestations until water is run down the drain. Spray an aerosol IGR directly inside the drain and along the drain lines. IGR prevents drain flies from breaking out of the larvae stage. Since flies only breed once they enter the adult stage, this greatly reduces the number of flies breeding, thereby cutting down on future infestations.

SUMMARY: Keep the drains clean. Apply insect growth regulator.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It'll be on the home screen. You may have to open a folder to find it. It's the magnifying glass icon at the bottom-right corner. The search bar is at the top of the screen. A list of matching search results will appear. " It should be at or near the top of the list. Look for the black icon with a titled silver square inside. If you've downloaded the app to this iPhone or iPad in the past, you'll see a small blue cloud with an arrow instead of GET. Tap that instead. Depending on your settings, you'll usually have to enter a PIN or use Touch ID to start the download. Follow the on-screen instructions to download the app to your phone or tablet. When the app is finished downloading, its icon will appear on one of your home screens. Look for the icon with two game characters and the word "ROBLOX" in white letters.

SUMMARY: Open the App Store on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the Search icon. Type roblox into the search bar and press Search. Tap GET next to "Roblox. Confirm your identity.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The start of the school year means a fresh start for almost all of your classes. Before or after class, make time to say hello to your teacher and let them know that you're excited to be in class with them this year. Keep the conversation short and sweet to avoid looking like you're sucking up to them. For instance, you might say something like, "Hi Mr. Jones, I'm Alex. I wanted to introduce myself to you and let you know that I'm really looking forward to biology class this year!" If you've had a class with the teacher before, you can make time to say hi again and talk to them a little bit about the summer. Let them know you're glad to be in class with them again by saying "Good morning Mrs. Miller, it's nice to be in class with you again this semester!" For your homeroom teacher, you might want to ask your parents to let you bring them a beginning of the year gift, like a gift card to get coffee, or a teacher-themed craft. Since you'll be seeing them a lot throughout the year, it's especially important to make a good impression. While you're in class, pay attention to the teacher, take notes, and look over the class rules and the plan for the year. Try not to worry about upcoming classes or future assignments. If you're concerned about one of the requirements for the class, plan to talk to your teacher about it after class. If possible, avoid looking at the clock. When you're paying attention to the time, it can feel like the day is going very slowly. to keep track of assignments as you get them. At the end of each class, your teachers will probably review what's due for the next day. Write the name of the class and the assignment down in your planner so you don't forget it by the time that you go home. Before you leave school for the day, check your planner to see if you need to take home any of your books. It might also be helpful to write down any bigger assignments that are coming up, like tests, essays, or group projects if you know about them. Your teacher might give you a handout about the class with due dates on it, and you can transfer these into your calendar so you're prepared. in your bag or locker. Depending on your school, you might have to carry your papers with you, or you might be able to store them in your locker. At the end of each class, make sure you have all of your papers organized in your bag, or make a stop at your locker to put them in a safe place to take home. If you have to carry your books and papers, get a folder specifically for papers that you need to take home to avoid dropping or losing them. On the first day, you'll probably get a few forms and permission slips to take home to your parents. Remember to put them in a safe place, and write down a reminder for yourself in your planner to get them signed.

SUMMARY:
Introduce yourself to your teachers to make a good first impression. Focus on getting through one class at a time. Use a planner Keep your papers organized