Problem: The camera is picked up and the man is now attempting to put a white star on the top of the tree while children are hanging around and talking. the star OPTIONS:
- is now on the tree, the camera is put back down, one of the girl hugs the tree.
- is finally shown and then a man is bending down and putting the cardboard into the mulch.
- is then popped up and the man is jumping again and celebrating.
- falls onto the grass, the man's sink and the man fumbles with it to put another star on top of it.

Answer: is now on the tree, the camera is put back down, one of the girl hugs the tree.

Problem: How to deal with an abusive teacher
Recognize what verbal abuse is.
Some people may find it hard to define what verbal abuse is and will often dismiss harsh words as a form of tough love or as a strict teaching method. In some cases, people even give excuses as to why verbal abuse is acceptable. OPTIONS:
- These excuses can be expressed with full sentences and mean more than what they actually mean. Abusive parents are often afraid to tell others the truth about what their children are doing.
- For example, verbally abusive teachers might blame a student's bad behaviour, attitude, or ineptitude to justify verbal abuse. Some examples of verbal abuse include : Belittling.
- Blaming and punishing your child will only make them feel bad and take away the bond between them. Warning signs to seek help include offering your child excuses like, " i am angry at myself about this, " or " i will not do this any longer.
- For example, your teacher might threaten to quit, cheat on tasks, or get your phone number. Do you really care that your teacher isn't acting like he or she would like? Knowing what verbal abuse is and why could help you.

Answer: For example, verbally abusive teachers might blame a student's bad behaviour, attitude, or ineptitude to justify verbal abuse. Some examples of verbal abuse include : Belittling.

Problem: How to age paper in photoshop
Start by creating a new document first or ctrl + n.
Specify the size according to the project you're working on, whether it's a small card or a poster.
Set the colors you're going to be using on your document or paper.
Click on the foreground color picker on your tools panel. OPTIONS:
- The palette containing the various colors that will be used in your graph will be provided. Clicking on these colors is the last step here.
- A window will appear with a list of colors to use on the blank canvas that you'll be using. Make sure you don't click on the daylight fades color picker because it will not take you black.
- A box will appear or your color picker set then the cmyk settings as indicated on the illustration. Next create a new layer and fill it with newly set color.
- Choose how far back from the bottom of the settings on your screen you want to set the colors. Click either on the button labeled " 50s " or " 70s ".
Answer: A box will appear or your color picker set then the cmyk settings as indicated on the illustration. Next create a new layer and fill it with newly set color.