question: Complete the next sentence:

How to skip one class without leaving school for the day
A class or two before the one you want to skip, start telling your friends that you feel a little sick.
During the class before the one you want to skip, for the first half act sick, but not too sick or the teacher may send you to the nurse.
Hold your stomach or prop your head in your hands.
OPTIONS:
- Smile and if someone asks if you can put some of your medicine in your mouth, shrug. Say no and turn around and go by yourself or with a friend.
- Slightly exaggerate your nausea or vomiting. Keep faking it till you feel better.
- About 2 minutes into the class, ask the teacher if you can go to the bathroom. Say that your stomach really hurts, you have a bad headache, or that you just feel bad all over.
- Wait for your teacher to get out of the classroom, if you're in a school in which there is no doctor. Your teacher might notice you have a headache or require a break.

answer: About 2 minutes into the class, ask the teacher if you can go to the bathroom. Say that your stomach really hurts, you have a bad headache, or that you just feel bad all over.

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How to speak like shakespeare
Read shakespeare's work.
To get a feel for shakespearean language, read some of his plays or sonnets. Shakespearean language can seem dense, but it is less difficult to understand the more your read.
OPTIONS:
- You can find these works at your local library, at bookstores, or online. Start with one of shakespeare's more popular and quintessential works, such as romeo and juliet or hamlet.
- It has far more cohesive parts than shakespeare's. Shakespearean plays are usually direct quotations, and usually use a stanza.
- Start by watching a few shakespeare's plays and reading information about the lord of the rings and his predictions. Just enough to get the basic vocabulary into your head before reading shakespeare's work.
- If you're right-handed, you can begin to read to the right of and slightly to the left, especially when reading your dialogue. This will help you pick up on an unusual pattern of syntax.

answer: You can find these works at your local library, at bookstores, or online. Start with one of shakespeare's more popular and quintessential works, such as romeo and juliet or hamlet.

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How to treat a broken tooth
Look for a sudden pain right after impact or chewing something hard.
If you crack your tooth severely enough, you'll probably feel significant pain right after the injury. If you experience this, examine the tooth that hurts and see if there is a piece missing.
OPTIONS:
- If so, you've indeed cracked a tooth. Also keep in mind that you may still have a shard of tooth in your mouth.
- If the tooth you fractured is still in your mouth, it might be broken. See your dentist if you have issues.
- Shock: if you break your tooth in the middle of a conversation and you get a severe pain in the exact center of the bleeding, stop all conversation or seek medical attention immediately. If you don't feel pain, however, that means that there is a broken tooth.
- If there is, call your doctor or your dentist. If you experience a sharp pain when you bite, hold a piece of tape over the affected tooth until the area heals.

answer:
If so, you've indeed cracked a tooth. Also keep in mind that you may still have a shard of tooth in your mouth.