Problem: A man is talking from behind a bar. He pours ice into a glass, then adds several kinds of liquor. he OPTIONS:
- pours it into a glass, then adds a drink mug.
- then adds some and puts garnishes along the edge.
- adds colored liquids, and mixes the drink.
- pours two shots in the glass and adds a shot glass.

Answer: adds colored liquids, and mixes the drink.

Problem: How to set up a nexus 5
Locate the sim card slot.
The sim card slot is at the right side of the device, and sits flush on the side when fully inserted.
Eject the sim card slot. OPTIONS:
- This is located on the right side of the phone's grip-in slot, left side of the phone controller's grip-in slot and pops up and down on each screw screw. The hex key is located on the side of the phone controller's grip-in slot.
- On the device's web page, click on the gear icon at the top left corner of the screen. You will be taken to the page containing the changing settings options on your device.
- Double-check that the slot is movable, then insert the sim card tray into the slot you found under the sim card tray. A small tab will come off of each tab you insert, then align them with the panel.
- Get the sim slot ejecting tool, which comes with your nexus 5 device in the box. It looks like a circular piece of plastic, with a thin protruding pin.

Answer: Get the sim slot ejecting tool, which comes with your nexus 5 device in the box. It looks like a circular piece of plastic, with a thin protruding pin.

Problem: How to start a local petition
Understand the issues in your community.
For a local petition drive, you will need to begin by understanding the important issues in your community. Read your local newspapers. OPTIONS:
- See if your town has government aid programs dedicated to conforming to local laws or new legislation. Find support from local political and cultural organizations by asking other supportive people in your community for help.
- Attend sessions of your city council or other local legislative body. Find out what people are saying or thinking about your issue.
- Ask the kids at your school or daycare if they have noticed anyone else doing so. Try to check the elections board for any upcoming election.
- Check websites like facebook and twitter for a local petition. You can also organize the petition by taking several letters from your local newspaper.
Answer: Attend sessions of your city council or other local legislative body. Find out what people are saying or thinking about your issue.