Teacher: Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
I was very surprised at the high quality of the stitching, the sturdiness of the handles and the padding for my laptop. The price is amazingly low and the look is very good. I am quite happy with this purchase. It fit my MacBook Pro perfectly, with a little bit of room to spare.
Solution: Pleasantly surprised
Reason: The review is positive and the user liked the product very much based on the given review, and the title correctly resembles to review.

Now, solve this instance: After eagerly anticipating the Kindle experience, I was sorely disappointed at not being able to download a single e-book. The WiFi did not work at my home, so I had to drive about 2 miles to one of the highest points in the area where I was able to get three bars of reception. After spending about 20 minutes shopping at the Kindle store, I was unable to download the selection because there was not enough power left in the battery. This, after starting out with the battery fully charged. Okay, I thought, I'll just use the USB cable and download e-books from my computer. After hooking up my Kindle to the computer I received a message to the effect that if I wanted to use my Kindle or continue charging, to disconnect it from my computer! No other options offered. Actually, I would have preferred to just use the USB cable and shop from my computer. However, I could not find anywhere in the user manual that says how to do this. There has been too much hype about the WiFi capability without consideration for people who live in areas of low signal strength. If there was information available in the user manual regarding downloading with the USB cable, it certainly was not where it could easily be found. All I could find was information on how to use a wi-fi option. Also, lots of luck trying to get tech support. I would probably order another Kindle if someone would just make it plain to me how to download e-books without having to use the wi-fi option.<br /><br />Rob Danis<br /><br />Follow up review; 1/4/13<br /><br />I'd forgotten about this review, and wish I had remembered it sooner. I stand chagrined, as I now love my kindle, and seldom buy paper books anymore. Granted, the instructions could have been clearer, but I finally realized that you simply control input from the computer when the Kindle is attached, and treat it like any other remote drive. Download, drag and drop. Duh! My humble apologies to Amazon. I have since got a wireless router formy home network, so now buying books is really effortless.
Student:
Disappointed Follow-up: Chagrined!