Problem: How to survive a long lecture
Go over the syllabus or program.
Most lectures will have a syllabus or a program to give participants an idea of assignments or requirements. Go over the syllabus or program before each lecture so you know what to expect and can prepare any material or assignments so you don't get lost.

Answer: Break down the assignments lecture by lecture. This will help you prioritize what you need to get through the next lecture.

Problem: Two men are in an inside court. They play a game of racquetball together. they

Answer: take turns hitting the ball back and forth against the wall.

Problem: How to keep momentum when writing
Designate a writing area in your space.
You can maintain your writing momentum by setting aside a specific space for writing in your home or at school. You may designate a certain area as your writing spot, such as at a desk in your room or at a table in your living room.
Answer: Look for a spot where you can focus and feel productive. You may also designate an area at school for writing, such as a desk in your school library or a bench in a park by your school.