Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give an idea of the size and general shape of the object. Describe its sensory details, like color, texture, or taste. Talk about what it's used for to give a sense of its purpose. End by telling or showing how the object is significant, depending on your tone.

Answer: The best way to set up a paragraph describing an object is to immediately give the reader a sense of the object's position and size. How much space does it take up? Can it fit in the palm of your hand, or does it loom over you? Has it sat so long in one place that it's gathered dust, or is it constantly in motion? Feel free to split your topic sentence into 2 sentences for clarity and flow. You could write something like: "She'd been wearing the necklace for so long, the chain seemed to blend into her skin. It was thin and the jewel was very small, sitting at the exact center beneath the dip in her collarbone." "The water bottle lay on its side in the dirt, just off the main path, so dented that you could barely tell what its original shape had been." Strong sensory details can help your reader relate to an object they've never seen before, or cast new light on something familiar. These succinct descriptions, relating to the reader's sense of touch, smell, taste, or sight, will make the object come alive. Talk about how heavy it is, whether it's hot or cold, how strong it is, its smell, or even its taste. Get creative! How do you use this objector do you not use it at all? Why, or why not? Showing the reader the object's purpose through strong, descriptive adjectives can help them visualize it more strongly, or even imagine what it would be like to use it themselves. For example, you could say, "It was her lucky pencil, the one she always used for tests, and she kept it in a separate section of her backpack for that reason. She sharpened it slowly with her personal handheld sharpener, then carefully swept the shavings into the trash." If you're asking your reader to read a whole paragraph just about an object, you want them to know why it's so important. You can do this by telling the reader directly, if your tone is more concise or succinct. For a more subtle option, try showing them its significance by including relevant, telling details about the object or the way someone treats it. For example, you could show the importance by writing, "He took his watch off in the bathroom every night, cleaned it gently with a wet tissue, and placed it on a small cloth on his bedside table." For a more direct option, you could write, "The journal had been passed down by her grandmother to her mother and finally to Katie. It was the oldest thing she'd ever owned, and the thing she loved the most."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Finish your high school courses with at least a 3.0 GPA. Enroll in an undergraduate psychology program at an accredited university of your choice. Participate in research projects, internships, and teaching assistant programs as much as possible. Join psychology clubs and stay active with them.

Answer: To get into a good undergraduate psychology program, you'll need an impressive GPA in high school. Take any psychology classes offered at your school to get a feel for what clinical psychology is all about. Ask the instructor of any psychology classes at your school about the differences in clinical social work, counseling psychology, psychiatry, and clinical psychology, so you can begin deciding which branch of the mental health profession is the right fit for you. If your high school has a psychology club, this will also help with college applications as well as continuing to familiarize you with the discipline. While you can still get into many colleges with a lower GPA, you're likely to have more prestigious options, which in turn will help with graduate school programs. Most programs offer general psychology degrees without any kind of specialty until you get to graduate school. Ace your psychology courses and maintain your high GPA. As an undergraduate psychology student, you can expect to study introductory courses, as well as courses heavy of statistical data and research methods. From there, you will additionally choose from upper-division courses that give you overviews of social, developmental, abnormal, and comparative psychology, which will help you in choosing a specific focus for graduate school. If your university offers any type of honors courses track in the psychology department, consider taking those as they'll help distinguish your graduate school applications. Your school may offer either a BA or a BS in psychology for undergraduates. Neither is more advantageous than the other when it comes to graduate school. The important thing is simply to do well. Check with your advising office or the psychology department to find out what opportunities are available for you. Since clinical psychology graduate programs are competitive, get as much experience under your belt as you can. This can go on your resume, and programs for clinical psychologists usually require that a resume be submitted with your application.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy T-shirts that display your interests. Wear accessories that show off your passion. Dress like geek icons. Dress up like your favorite character. Wear geeky accessories.

Answer: Depending on your interest, there is probably a "fandom" out there somewhere for it. This means that there will be all sorts of clothes, memorabilia, and accessories. Look for a T-shirt that shows off your interest. Invest in a few of those T-shirts if you can and proudly wear them. Search eBay or thrift shops if your interest isn't very popular anymore. Don't just stop at the T-shirts. If possible, invest in other accessories that display your interest. You could wear hats, belts, shoes, or pins. Pick and choose whatever appeals to you. Don't be nervous about overdoing it. You don't have to show off your interest to dress like a geek. Instead, you can dress like a geek icon. For example, you could show off your interest in science by dressing like Albert Einstein. All you would have to do is put on a crewneck sweater, wide-legged pants, and loafers. It's easy and subtle. If you like Steve Jobs, wear a black turtleneck. If Mark Zuckerberg is your favorite geek, dress in a casual style. Wear a hoodie, shorts, and flip flops. You can take your passion all the way by dressing up like your favorite character. The best place to do this is in a cosplay group or at a convention. Look up your favorite character and analyze how they dress/look. Try to recreate this look by purchasing or making your own costume. Finish up your geeky outfit by choosing a few accessories. One of the most iconic geek accessories are black rimmed glasses. You can wear prescription black rimmed glasses if you need glasses or choose glasses without a prescription if you don't. If you want to stick to a geek stereotype, wear suspenders with your pants. To top it off, you could attach some geeky pins to your suspenders. For example, find a pin or button displaying your favorite superhero.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Examine body language. Watch for eye contact. Look at their social media communication. Look for compliments. Listen for references on their availability. Understand different kinds of flirts. Talk to your crush's friends.

Answer:
People give off noticeable changes in their movements when they feel attracted to someone. While everyone has their own set of bodily cues, there are some common signs to look out for when someone's crushing. Open postures such as uncrossed legs, open arms, and palms facing up. People will often lean in much closer to a crush when speaking with them in comparison to the personal space they use with platonic friends. Sometimes people will play with their hair, jewelry, or will simply make extended eye contact and smile during their conversations with crushes. Prolonged eye contact, even for just over a second, is a common sign of either aggression or romantic interest. Pay close attention to how long your friend's crush gazes at your buddy. If they fail to maintain consistent eye contact, then it could be a bad sign for any hopes of a relationship. On the contrary, it's an excellent signal of affection if they constantly stay locked onto each other's eyes during conversations. See if your friend's crush interacts with your friend frequently on social media accounts such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Pay attention to the language they use with your friend, and see if they use obvious signs such as smiley face or winky face emojis. People looking to give off signs of attraction will likely dole out many compliments to their crush. Watch to see if your friend's crush praises them on their talents or academic accomplishments. It's important to note that being complimentary isn't always a sign of affection, so it's crucial to pay attention to the frequency of their praise and admiration. Compliments on physical features are an especially key sign of flirting. Did your friend's crush notice their new glasses, haircut, or workout routine? Flirts tend to notice these subtle changes and point them out to convey affection. Sexual innuendos laced in jokes and conversations can also be not-so-subtle signs of a flirt's desire to spice up conversations with the person of their desire. Flirts will commonly drop hints in conversations that reflect their relationship status, such as mentioning they're recently single or how lonely they've been. Some people may flirt very openly and little guessing is required, while others can be introverted flirts with more subtle signs of affection. Physical flirts rely on body language cues to convey their feelings. They often use physical signs of affection before verbal cues, such as eye contact and playful touching. Traditional flirts tend to be more polite, preferring to convey affection over a longer period of time instead of using flashy and overt statements such as saying they're single or rubbing their crush's arm. These flirts also prefer professional environments like bookstores or study groups to build relationships over parties. Playful flirts use very clear signs of affection in a boisterous manner. For example, they may joke excessively in a sexual way with their crush or make bold physical complements about their crush's appearance. Find out who your crush's friends are and ask around to see if what the status of the crush's feelings are. Chances are if the crush is significant the word has already made its way around to people.