Problem: How to assemble a tent
Unpack your tent supplies.
Once you've found a good area to set up camp, it's time to unpack your things. It's a good idea to pack all of the parts out at once. OPTIONS:
- Take stock of what you already have available and prioritize the best items. Make your tent decorations from materials you already have at home.
- Assembling your tent will be fastest if you don't have to unpack each item one at a time. Keep all parts nestled in one place so you can keep account of everything.
- A few boxes will work well for most people, but there are other things you will need to make sure that your tent is in good working order. Assemble your stuff, food and water bottle, needle-nose pliers, and a first aid kit.
- Go into your tent and grab what you need (e.g. clothes, wet or dry baggies), water bottles, fire control unit, any fire tools (a fire extinguisher, fire danger supplies, food supplies, etc.

Answer: Assembling your tent will be fastest if you don't have to unpack each item one at a time. Keep all parts nestled in one place so you can keep account of everything.

Problem: A group of young boys are inside a basketball court. they OPTIONS:
- are playing a game of dodgeball, trying to hit the ball through the net.
- kick a ball back and forth as spectators watch them play.
- play a game while the coach cheers them on and instructs them.
- have an archery set up.

Answer: play a game while the coach cheers them on and instructs them.

Problem: How to diagnose and treat feline injection site sarcoma
Watch for a growing lump.
A small lump is normal when a cat receives an injection. However, if it grows bigger over time, that is cause for concern. OPTIONS:
- Or, if it looks threatening, it is too small to be a result of surgery and its presence needs to be seen by a veterinarian. Check for discomfort while injections are administered.
- Moving closer to your cat will make the lump smaller. It could also bulge as you move closer to your cat.
- Take your cat to the vet if you notice the lump is getting larger, especially if it continues to grow 1 month after the injection. The lump will likely be fairly hard and not move around that easily.
- In addition, an enlarged lump might be a sign of multiple vet-related changes, such as ulcers, blockage of the mouth, and a flattened rectum. In addition, you can notice other symptoms, such as loose or labored breathing, or an abscess forming in the mouth, which may indicate more serious issues with the parasites.
Answer: Take your cat to the vet if you notice the lump is getting larger, especially if it continues to grow 1 month after the injection. The lump will likely be fairly hard and not move around that easily.