Problem: The child goes to bring more water, then the woman pours it on top the castle. Then, the toddler sits on front the castle while the baby sits on front the castle. a lady OPTIONS:
- applies oil on the make up with one hand and then smears it over the castle with other hand.
- does small tasks at the castle.
- follows the toddler, and then stands.
- goes to the woman and pass water on the castle.

Answer: follows the toddler, and then stands.

Problem: How to talk to your employee about your visual disability
Choose the right time.
If your visual impairment is preexisting, and you have recently hired a new employee, you may wonder when the best time is to discuss this disability. The longer you wait, the more you open the door for potential confusion or run the risk of your other employees disclosing your disability for you. OPTIONS:
- Short time blocks are created when people are willing to communicate information (like road construction reviews) for at least an hour. Think about when you're more likely to have the most efficient meeting.
- Make the appointment on time and dress professionally to perform well. Make sure you have your report folder in your desk, a good organizer, and your resume on file that are full of research and supporting information.
- Get ahead of this by telling your employee as soon as possible. Tell them on their first day of work when you begin meeting with them to assign them tasks and acclimate them to the office.
- Ask if you can speak with your employee about the disability politely. Even some silence for a few minutes may be enough.

Answer: Get ahead of this by telling your employee as soon as possible. Tell them on their first day of work when you begin meeting with them to assign them tasks and acclimate them to the office.

Problem: How to make photo frames out of newspaper
Take out a sheet of newspaper.
Divide it in half.
Take a half of the newspaper and divide it into another half so that when you roll them, it won't become too big!
Use a dowel or broom stick to roll the paper up into a tube. OPTIONS:
- Don't try to extract the newspaper from inside; it will probably clump up. After you have rolled about half of the newspaper up make a nail or pin into the tube.
- Turn the tube over and let the newspaper dry. You can push the newspaper down once or twice, if that helps make it dry faster.
- Once rolled, glue it so that it doesn't come apart. You can either make it thin by pulling the rolls close together or make it wide by not keeping it firm.
- When you have folded the newspaper, fold back the paper. Cut a round hole in the paper about twice the length of your tube--don't be worried where it goes.
Answer: Once rolled, glue it so that it doesn't come apart. You can either make it thin by pulling the rolls close together or make it wide by not keeping it firm.