Problem: Several people are holding lights in a dark arena. A man is shown on the stage, playing a saxophone. he OPTIONS:
- continues to play while people jump up and down.
- continues to play, clapping and making the crowds clap.
- continues playing for the audience in the dimly lit room.
- continues playing the instrument over and over, pausing to look at the audience in the end.

Answer: continues playing for the audience in the dimly lit room.

Problem: How to heal gums after a tooth extraction
Bite tightly on the gauze.
After a tooth extraction, your dentist will place a gauze on the wound to stop the bleeding. Make sure to bite down tightly on the gauze to apply pressure to the area to stop bleeding. OPTIONS:
- Applying too much pressure or twisting your jaw violently can cause additional bleeding. Other dental care strategies for bleeding include using warm water to keep the gauze clean and dry and cover gauze with a bandage as an extra cushion.
- If a tooth extraction is required, your dentist will prescribe you a regular prescription that you can take on your own. This can be useful for at a later date if the wound is uncomfortable and gets infected.
- If heavy bleeding continues, you may need to reposition the gauze pack to cover the wound more directly. Do not talk, as this may loosen the gauze and lead to further bleeding and delay the clot formation.
- Apply pressure for as long as the recovery time calls for. For the first month after a tooth extraction, expect to experience little or no pain.

Answer: If heavy bleeding continues, you may need to reposition the gauze pack to cover the wound more directly. Do not talk, as this may loosen the gauze and lead to further bleeding and delay the clot formation.

Problem: How to make napkin rings
Cut an empty toilet paper roll into thirds.
You can also use a paper towel roll instead; in that case, cut the roll into rings as thin or as thick as you'd like. Many people find a serrated bread knife the easiest for this, but you can also use a pair of scissors instead; be careful not to squish the roll too much. OPTIONS:
- If you want to make rings with random, intricate patterns, now is the time to do it. Use unsalted butter instead of margarine or olive oil.
- Cut 5 to 6 bars of butter into quarters. The bars should all be the same width, with the thickest bars closest to you and the largest bars closest to the center.
- Sometimes, toilet paper rolls will have little bits of paper stuck to them. Try to peel these off as best as you can.
- Use folded paper towels instead of paper towels or tissue paper, too, if you want to save spare paper rolls for later on. Cut a 6-inch by 6-inch (15.
Answer: Sometimes, toilet paper rolls will have little bits of paper stuck to them. Try to peel these off as best as you can.