Problem: How to protect children from insect bites and stings in the wilderness
Ensure that your children are dressed appropriately and in a manner that protects from and does not attract the biting and stinging insects.
Examples include thick, dark clothing, long sleeves, long pants, and remember to tuck pants into socks. Make sure that your children always wear shoes and hats. OPTIONS:
- Carry emergency supplies, such as flashlights, candies, and masks. In the wilderness, mosquitoes and insects frequently age a young and outdoorsy child and may steal these supplies, as well as hurt them along the way.
- You may also want to get into the habit of checking your children's clothes and hair for ticks. Also, don't wear any shade of blue, as this attracts mosquitoes and sometimes bees.
- If you suspect that your children may be infected, make sure that you bring your child to a doctor so he can medicate your child. Address bug and bee deaths when possible, which can be particularly prevalent in the winter months.
- Ensure that your children try not to brush their hair. While it may be tempting to tease your children of being " kidnapped " by mosquito bites, it can be detrimental to their health and the results of such behavior in the wilderness.

Answer: You may also want to get into the habit of checking your children's clothes and hair for ticks. Also, don't wear any shade of blue, as this attracts mosquitoes and sometimes bees.

Problem: How to talk to a boy you admire from afar
Send cues of interest.
When you see your crush, grab his gaze and hold it. Smile at him. OPTIONS:
- Look into his eyes as you say, " you look so pretty today, " or " i know you really like to blow things out of proportion. " (remember to always keep a smile on your face.
- Have you seen him with other girls? No, yeah...look at him! That's the sexiest thing ever! When you eye contact, it sends an instant message to him that you're interested in him. Keep the eye contact steady with a few glances at him.
- If he smiles back, it's not a good sign. It doesn't matter if it's a huge smile or not.
- Hold that look for a few seconds and then look away. Repeat it again and if he's interested he'll mirror your cues.

Answer: Hold that look for a few seconds and then look away. Repeat it again and if he's interested he'll mirror your cues.

Problem: Little girl is sitting on a table and have a glass of soda on the hand, other people is in the table and an elderly man toast with her. the girl OPTIONS:
- uses a napkin and clean her mouth and drinks again from the soda.
- knocks the cup of soda over as a man helps her and puts it out to the girl.
- put a spoon in the cup of the cup again but the old man raise left hand to forestall an obscenity from the old woman that have a spoon in her cup and the girl peeks at the cup and continue to hold and clink the glass where the kids give her the cup.
- wash the glasses and put the napkin inside the cups.
Answer: uses a napkin and clean her mouth and drinks again from the soda.