Write an article based on this "Do the "touch the nose" test for an easy option. Perform the "walk and turn" test. Do the "one legged stand" test."
article: Close your eyes and extend your arm in front of you with your forefinger pointed. Then, bend your arm at the elbow and bring your finger toward your nose. Try to touch the tip of your nose with your forefinger without opening your eyes. If you miss your nose, you may be drunk. This test doesn't guarantee that you're drunk. Some people struggle to touch their nose even when they're sober. Stand up straight, then take 9 heel-to-toe steps in a straight line. Turn on 1 foot, then take another 9 heel-to-toe steps back to your starting point. You might be drunk if you had trouble lining up your steps, needed your arms to balance, felt wobbly, or fell over. If you normally have poor balance, it's possible that you aren't drunk. It's best to perform this test on a straight line that's printed on the floor or ground. This helps you make sure that you're walking in a straight line. Stand up straight, then lift 1 leg 6in (15cm) off the ground. Count out loud starting at 1,000. Hold this position for 30 seconds to see if you're drunk. You may be intoxicated if you sway, put your foot down, hop, or use your arms for balance. Like with the "walk and turn" test, you might have trouble doing this test while you're sober if you have poor coordination. Keep this in mind when you're trying to figure out if you're drunk.

Write an article based on this "Aim the boat. Shift the engine to neutral. Shut down the engine."
article: Once you cut power to the engine, you will lose your ability to steer the boat. Point the boat in the direction that you would like to go. Make sure that there are no people or structures (e.g. docks) in your path. When you put the engine back into neutral, the propeller will stop turning. This stops the thrust that pushes your boat forward. Keep in mind that the engine is still running even when it is in neutral. Turn the key to the off position to stop the engine. If your engine does not have a key, close the throttle. Once your engine is off, you can remove the kill switch cable from your wrist.

Write an article based on this "Get a good night's sleep. Eat breakfast the day of the exam. Use a relaxation technique to calm down. Visualize yourself passing the test. Avoid cramming for the test."
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Being well-rested will improve your chances of performing well on an exam, even if you have not studied for it! You will think more clearly and be less likely to make simple mistakes due to being tired. Got to bed on time the night before you have to take an exam. For example, if you normally go to bed at 10:00 pm, make sure you are in bed at 10:00 pm. Taking an exam on an empty stomach is a bad idea because you will likely have more difficulty concentrating if your stomach is growling. Eat a good breakfast the morning of the exam to help fuel your brain and keep you focused. Some good breakfast options include: A bowl of oatmeal with fresh berries, walnuts, and brown sugar A hard-boiled egg, 2 slices of buttered whole wheat toast, and a banana Cottage cheese, fruit salad, and a bran muffin Feeling stressed may cause you to freeze or panic while taking an exam, and this may affect your ability to complete it. Use a relaxation technique to get into a calm state of mind prior to taking the exam, and you will likely perform better. Some techniques to try include: Try meditating Do some yoga Take deep breaths Perform a progressive muscle relaxation exercise Positive visualization may help to improve your chances of passing a test, and it can also help to alleviate some of your test-taking anxiety. Before you head into the exam, close your eyes and imagine yourself receiving the test back with a passing grade on it. Spend at least a few minutes focusing on this vision. The more detailed you can make your visualization the better! Focus on the way the passing grade will look on the paper, your teacher's reaction, and how you will feel after receiving a passing grade. Ideally, you will have studied for weeks or even months leading up to an exam, but things don't always work out that way. If you meant to study but didn't and are now facing an important exam that you feel unprepared to take, cramming probably won't help you. You are better off taking the exam with what you know right now. If you don't do well on the exam, focus on studying for the next exam!