This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to select a cell phone for your child
Consider adding your child to your plan.
A family share plan can backfire, too. What if you go to make a business call, just to discover your daughter used 782 of the 800 minutes a month?
Look at plans and features.

OPTIONS: * Think about the advantages and disadvantages of different plans. Factors such as utility and monthly charge, telephone and phone services, work the plan out in terms of features.. * When buying a family share plan, you should be reasonably sure what is on and what is off. Oftentimes, people won't agree to do the planning if they haven't met your child's needs.. * If you're going to get your child a cell phone, consider the features of the phone. Does your child want a camera phone? Do you want one with gps tracking? Do you want a 2-way radio? Consider a pre-paid phone.. * Every cell phone has advantages and disadvantages. Think about the advantages and disadvantages of each model..
The answer is:
If you're going to get your child a cell phone, consider the features of the phone. Does your child want a camera phone? Do you want one with gps tracking? Do you want a 2-way radio? Consider a pre-paid phone.