Usually, at least half of them are. Teachers are people, too! Then, the teacher is usually happy to help you. Most of what they say actually is interesting. Arguing with them is counterproductive and drains your energy on people who aren't worth it. If you do, sooner rather than later. Just make sure you turn in everything! An assignment with a few points off for being late is better than a zero.
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One-sentence summary -- Expect your teachers to be nice, intelligent people. Pay attention to instructions. Just do the best you can with mean teachers. Try really hard not to turn in anything late.

Q: Attach the yarn to your crochet hook using a slipknot, then work a foundation of 12 chain stitches. If you do not know how to work a chain stitch or make a slipknot, please consult the "Tips" section. At this point, you already have a full set of basic cable stitches. If you want a longer cable pattern, alternate back and forth between cable rows and wrong side rows until you reach the length you desire. Once you reach your desired pattern length, the project is finished.
A: Work a foundation chain. Alternate back and forth as needed.

Article: Panic attacks occur when your brain is overcome with signals from bodily systems, such as the adrenal gland. These attacks are characterized by physical distress such as shortness of breath, fear, and vertigo. They can be brought on by stressful situations or a psychological trigger from a past event. To avoid panic attacks, try to stay away from smoking or caffeine. (You may be forced to do this in a doomsday scenario in any case.) Work on controlling your breathing and focusing on taking control of your body. Understand what triggers your panic attacks and try to acknowledge the stress. If you think through what makes you panic, you can work to mentally overcome or avoid the trigger. Studies have shown that you can reduce stress by practicing deep breathing techniques. To practice these techniques you must be in tune with your body. Try to practice deep breathing by focusing on deep breaths through your nose and out through your mouth. Try and relax further with each breath and develop a consistent breathing routine. Yoga is also a helpful way to practice healthy breathing techniques. There are many helpful tutorials online to teach you basic yoga techniques. Some basic poses that can help your breathing techniques include warrior pose and sun salutation. Transference, or re-directing your emotions, is the conscious act of cognitively switching off or moving past strong emotion. This takes time and practice and may not be an easy skill to develop. Learn to recognize your emotions first. This may seem difficult. Practice by writing down the strong emotions you feel and what is happening in your environment. This journal will help you to associate situations with emotions. Then, try to mentally stimulate another emotion. For example, if you know something triggers panic in you, try to embody a sense of calmness. Practicing this will help you do this automatically, although it may be difficult. You never want to "space out" during a doomsday event. However, learning to disconnect from your emotions and your racing thoughts just might save your life. Learning emotional transference will help your brain more efficiently handle emotions. When you are put in a life-or-death situation, your brain is trying to save your life. Emotions and panic may hinder response time. Learning to let go of strong emotions may help your brain better protect your body.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Learn how to stop panic attacks. Control your breathing. Learn how to redirect emotions. Learn how to condition your brain to take control of your survival.

Problem: Article: Every family has different needs in terms of garbage and recycling containers. Replace your containers with larger ones if you find your garbage is often overflowing, that items often fall out and present tripping hazards, or if you have to empty the containers daily. To keep your kitchen clean, bug-free, and odor-free, tie up full garbage and recycling bags and take them out to the garage or another secondary storage area until it's time for pickup. When you take out the garbage, wipe down the inside and outside of the can or bin with an all-purpose cleaner. Let the can dry before adding a fresh bag. Because your garbage can stores trash and food waste, it can harbor mold, mildew, smells, and bacteria. It's important to clean and disinfect your garbage can once a month to keep your kitchen clean and sanitary. To clean the can thoroughly: Rinse the can outside with a hose or in the bathtub Spray the inside and outside with an enzymatic or disinfecting spray Put on gloves and scrub the inside and outside of the can Rinse the can with clean water Pat the can dry or let it air dry outside
Summary: Use garbage and recycling containers that are the right size. Take the garbage and recycling out when they're full. Clean and disinfect your garbage can regularly.

Article: Your chinchilla should have a supply of good quality timothy hay available to them at all times. Provide it in a bowl or loose on the bottom of the chinchilla's cage. You can provide timothy hay in racks and hay balls, but be aware that chinchillas are known for getting stuck in them. Providing hay gives your chinchilla necessary fiber. Chewing hay helps them avoid tooth overgrowth. Pellets provide your chinchilla with a variety of vitamins and nutrients. Choose a pellet that is designed for chinchilla nutrition needs and follow the instructions provided with it for portion sizing. Place the pellets in a food dish and make sure that dish is cleaned daily before the pellets are put in it. Most adult chinchillas should eat around 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of pellets every day, depending on what type of pellets they are given. Feeding them other snacks too frequently can cause digestive problems. Safe treats include raisins, carrots, apple, oats, dried blackberry leaves, rose petals from plants that have not been sprayed with poisons of any kind, unsweetened cheerios, unsweetened shredded wheat, dried rose hips, and safe wood chew sticks. However, these should be given in very small servings and should only be given once or twice a week. Never give fruit, vegetables, nuts, or other treats that are not listed as safe. Use either filtered water or chemical-free tap water and place it in a water bottle with a sipper tube on the end of it that is connected to the side of their cage. Make sure that they have water in that bottle at all times and put clean water in it every day, even if it still has water in it from the day before. Remember to sterilize the water bottle when changing the water. The algae that grows in their water can cause liver problems or severe diarrhea, or even kill a chinchilla. Chinchillas cannot handle some naturally occurring bacteria or parasites in water like humans, dogs, and cats can, so you need to be sure that the water you give them is clean.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Provide a constant supply of timothy hay. Give your chinchilla pellets daily. Feed chinchillas treats infrequently. Replace the drinking water daily.