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Put your cell phone on your knees, where the teacher cannot see it, and when you need an answer, look down at the note you typed. Make sure no one calls you. You can also try getting a friend who can text you the answers, but be careful with teachers. Save the file and transfer it to your cell phone via cable or wireless. Some phones such as Nokia open notepad partially. One solution is to use various free text reader such as Young Reader. Then use your phone browser to read your notes as a web page. With the built-in search, you can quickly get what you want in three seconds.

summary: Put all needed information in a note on your cell phone. To quickly create a note in your mobile phone, open a notepad on your desktop and use copy & paste. If you have 3G access, you can easily type or copy & paste your whole year of notes on a free website or a blog.

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The police officer has all of the power over whether or not to issue a ticket. It is in your best interest to be polite. Making small talk can also humanize you to the officer. Ask officers how they are doing today, and answer any questions in a friendly manner. Flirting, however, is counterproductive. Officers report that they feel insulted when drivers think they can get out of a ticket by flirting. Be as easy to deal with as possible. The less difficulty you create for the officer, the more likely it is that he won't remember much about you. If you have to contest the ticket later, at trial, then you could benefit if the officer can't remember anything about you. Also don't deny it. If the officer asks if you know why you were stopped, you shouldn't say, "I was speeding." However, you can escalate tensions if an officer tells you that you were speeding and you try to deny it. When the officer tells you that you were speeding, stay quiet or say, "Oh" or something equally non-committal. You can politely ask the officer to give you a warning instead of a ticket. All you need to say is, "Would you consider giving me a warning?" If a polite request doesn't work, remain quiet. Anything you say will be written down in the notes section of the speeding ticket. Angry, sarcastic statements can only serve to hurt you later on. Those types of comments can motivate an officer to show up at a trial to make sure you are found guilty. However, you should be sure to ask at some point what technology the officer used to gauge your speed. Typically, cops measure speed with the use of radar, laser, or some other technology. If you plan on appealing your ticket, then you will need to document the facts surrounding your speeding ticket. Write down your speed, the weather conditions, and the speed limit where you were issued the ticket. Also note whether or not you were driving in moderate or heavy traffic, or if you were the only car on the road. Write this information down as soon as possible while it is fresh in your mind. This way, you will be sure to have correct information.

summary: Be polite. Follow all directions. Don't admit that you were speeding. Ask that the officer not give you a ticket. Document the facts.

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Each person needs to do this independently so they have a place to start when the game begins. Sometimes it's hard to come up with good questions or dares while you're in the middle of the game. Some possible truth questions might be: What is the most embarrassing thing to happen to you at school? Who do you have a crush on? If you only had 24 hours to live, what would you do? What is the most disgusting thing you have ever done? If you had to pick one parent to live and one to die, which would you pick? They need to be weird enough to make people pause before doing them, but not dangerous or harmful. Some good dare examples might be: Greet everyone you meet for the day with "I've got my eye on you. Aliens are watching." Use indelible marker to put "makeup" on your face. Put your hands in another player's pocket for 15 minutes and keep them there no matter what. Howl at the moon for 10 minutes in the front yard. If, when the game begins you don't want to ask yours, you can ask for help from other players. You are able to cooperate with other people to think of a truth or dare, but you must ask the person being asked for their permission to consolidate. Remember you are the one to dare the person, not the other people.
summary: Make a list of questions. Think of some fun dares. Work with the other players to come up with questions if you're having trouble.