Problem: How to minimize dui costs
Consider insurance premium increases.
The single largest cost associated with getting convicted of a dui is your car insurance. In every state, you are required to have a minimum amount of car insurance in order to drive. OPTIONS:
- This amount is not a percentage of your premium. Some states such as oregon and tennessee require a minimum of 40% of your premium.
- Connecticut, illinois, ohio, south dakota, florida, and other states also require car insurance. Your employer will be covered by this policy.
- The cost of that insurance will vary from state to state. When you are convicted of a dui, your insurance company will increase your premiums to take account of your increased risk.
- Your car insurance limit should be subtracted from the total number of miles you are currently driving, and divide that number by the number of miles you drive on a regular basis. Depending on the type of dui you were convicted of, this would take into account your annual mileage.

Answer: The cost of that insurance will vary from state to state. When you are convicted of a dui, your insurance company will increase your premiums to take account of your increased risk.

Problem: A person is working out on a machine. People are sitting in a kayak rowing with oars. the man OPTIONS:
- pushes himself up off of the water.
- is holding a handle of the machine with his feet.
- lets go of the paddle and holds on to the machine.
- continues to work out on a machine.

Answer: continues to work out on a machine.

Problem: How to say happy holidays in hebrew
Say " chag " for " holiday.
" this is the first word of the phrase. " chag " is pronounced " khahg " and is the biblical hebrew word for " festival. OPTIONS:
- " it is the hebrew equivalent of the english word " holiday. " " chag " sounds like the english word " cog.
- " it is used to describe any holiday you may have celebrated a larger number of years or more. To get the pronunciation of the phrase, it is important to start with a nouns (elongated sharp vowels) followed by " chag " in addition to the pronouns.
- " " chag " is pronounced " ama " or " na " after the " ah ". Pronounce " doonii-nht " so that the english word " pufa " follows its proper sound.
- " you may feel it is masculine to pronounce this word, but it is a popular hebrew word for celebrating good holiday times. You may say " troh hay-waya " for " day with god.
Answer: " it is the hebrew equivalent of the english word " holiday. " " chag " sounds like the english word " cog.