Draw the corners or vertices of the square along the diagonal lines. Draw the vertices along the lines of the cross-section. You may add drawings for spiders.
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One-sentence summary -- Draw a circle and draw a cross section which also extends outside the circle. Draw two diagonal lines at the midpoint of the cross-sections which form an X-mark. Draw squares which descend in size as it nears the centre point. Draw diamond shapes descending in size as it nears the centre point. Draw curves to connect the lines from the squares to the diamonds, much like forming bridges. Trace with a pen and erase unnecessary lines. Color to your liking!

Soul mates are a team. When you're with your soul mate, he's got your back and you've got his. You know that when times get tough, you'll face them together. Do you tell each other your problems? Does he listen when you're upset and let you know that he's there to help if you need it? Do you do the same for him? When you need help does he do everything he can to help you? If you're with your soul mate, he's not off with his friends while you build that new bookshelf alone. He's right there next to you with a hammer. When you're with your soul mate, you feel comfortable telling him things you wouldn't tell other people, and he does so with you. You've seen each other's vulnerable sides, and you've seen each other's worst moments. You don't worry that he'll leave if he sees the real you, because he's seen itand he loves it. And you love him, too, flaws and all. Do you feel comfortable telling him the things you're ashamed or embarrassed of? Does he listen to you without judging? Does he open up to you? If you're soul mates, opening up should be easy because you're secure that you love and support each other, no matter what. If you're with your soul mate, you should have plenty of similar interests. You don't have to share every interest, but you should share at least some big ones. If you're a major bookworm, your soul mate will probably enjoy reading, too. If you're a nature-lover, your soul mate probably doesn't hate being outside. Don't expect your soul mate to love everything that you do, or vice versa. You're both unique individuals, and that's part of why you love each other. But you should share at least a few major interests, and be willing to appreciate the rest. Soul mates have a lot in common and support and listen to each otherbut that doesn't mean that they shy away from disagreements. If you're with your soul mate, you know that your love is stronger than any conflicts that arise between you. You both should feel comfortable facing your problems head on because you know that it makes your relationship stronger and helps you to be better people. Are you comfortable telling him when you think he's wrong? Is he comfortable telling you? And when he calls you out, you should listen because you know that above all else, he supports you and wants you to be your best self. How do you argue? Soul mates don't insult one another or hold onto ammunition from a fight they had six months ago. When you argue with your soul mate, it's with the goal of working out your problems and strengthening your relationship. The goal is never just winning the argument. Does he think you are interesting and exciting? Does he think your jokes are funny? Does he appreciate your intelligence? If you're with your soul mate, he should believe in you and encourage you to believe in yourself, and you should do the same for him. This doesn't mean you aren't aware of each other's flaws. But you should be able to accept those flaws as being part of what makes your partner who he is. If you're soul mates you know more than just the big things; you also know the small details of each others' daily lives, because you pay attention to each other and make each other a priority. Does he know how you like your eggs, or what your shoe size is? Do you know which train he takes to get home from work or which section of the newspaper he likes to read first?
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One-sentence summary -- Evaluate how well you work together. Determine your level of trust. Compare your interests and hobbies. Notice how you handle disagreements. Assess your admiration for each other. Ask yourself how well you know each other.

An aquarium can be a good choice to keep mice. If you opt for an aquarium, make sure it's at least 10 gallons (about 38 liters) and has a mesh lid to prevent a mouse from escaping. If you have one to three mice, a bigger aquarium is necessary. Four to five mice need at least a 15 gallon (about 58 liters) aquarium. Five to six mice need a 20 gallon (about 78 liters) aquarium. In general, however, bigger is better for any mouse. Get as big of an aquarium as you can fit in your home. A wire cage is also an option for mice. While an aquarium is usually a better option, you can opt for a cage if you cannot find an aquarium. If you get a cage, make sure to select one that's safe for mice. The size of the cage should be at least 24 by 12 inches (about 61 by 30 centimeters). There should be no more than a quarter inch between wires, as this will prevent mice from escaping. Substrate is the material lining the bottom of the cage. For mice, opt for shredded paper that does not contain ink. Line this on the bottom of the cage. A few centimeters of substrate is adequate for a mouse. Mice are sensitive to heat and cold, so it's important to keep them in an area that's consistently room temperature. Do not put your mouse's enclosure next to heaters, furnaces, or other sources of heat. You should also avoid cold, drafty rooms. Certain types of houses are dangerous for mice. Never keep a mouse in a cardboard box or a wooden enclosure, as mice may chew through these materials. You should also be careful about mice habitats, with a lot of tubes and accessories, sold at pet stores. Mice can get trapped and injured in these kinds of enclosures. A mouse's enclosure needs daily cleaning. Each day, use a cat litter scoop to remove soiled bedding. Once a week, you should give the enclosure a thorough cleaning. Place your mice in a separate container. Remove all the bedding, any cardboard toys, and food and water bowls. Use dish washer detergent and water to wash the insides of the enclosure, as well as food and water bowls and plastic toys. Allow everything to dry completely. Replace all the bedding with new material. Place food and water bowls, as well as plastic toys, back in the cage. Discard old cardboard toys and replace them with new ones.
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Get the right aquarium size. Use a wire cage. Add substrate. Place the enclosure in the right location. Avoid dangerous houses. Clean the cage regularly.