How to keep teens from drinking at a party where alcohol is served
Determine whether or not it is necessary to serve alcohol at the party.
Depending on the type of party or the people there, serving alcohol may not the best choice.
Try to gauge how many teens will be at the party, and the likelihood of underage drinking.

OPTIONS:
- A majority of parties should have at least 50 teens at the party. If there will be more, you should make note of the number on the bottle.
- If adults outnumber children or teens, the likelihood of drinking will go down because of more supervision. However, be aware this does not guarantee anything, because children and teens can often evade adult supervision.
- Adult parties will be more enjoyable, but you should determine how well you know the people that will be attending. When a teen is 16, the alcohol control program pays very close attention to anyone underage.
- If it is a formal party, you may want to serve more teenagers. If it is a casual party, you will probably want to serve more students, meaning you will serve less kids at a more social gathering.

If adults outnumber children or teens, the likelihood of drinking will go down because of more supervision. However, be aware this does not guarantee anything, because children and teens can often evade adult supervision.

A man is seated inside a room. He is hammering nails into carpet on the floor. he

OPTIONS:
- is pacifying a baby and making jelly.
- rolls a carpet up and arranges it on the floor.
- sets up an exercise bike next to him.
- presses pieces together and hammers them into the floor.

presses pieces together and hammers them into the floor.

A man is doing a gymnastics routine on a balance beam. people behind him

OPTIONS:
- are performing gymnastics on the balance beam.
- are jumping up and down.
- are watching his routine.
- are watching him either standing or kneeling.

are watching his routine.

How to copy someone's handwriting
Find a source document to trace.
In order to trace someone's handwriting, you will need to locate a good source document that offers examples of most letters. In order to trace it, the document should not be on particularly thick paper, as light will need to pass through.

OPTIONS:
- However, you should try using an electronic objects such as typewriter to trace. Analog photographs, photographs of identical letters, and even newspaper pages are ideal sources of tracing papers as long as the paper used is unique, as these types of photographs will help you trace the person's handwriting.
- If you find a good example of handwriting you like online, print it out onto a sheet of regular printer paper. Historical documents with decorative handwriting can be found many places online, and copies of documents can be found at museums and national parks for purchase.
- Find your sources document and use that document to trace the person's handwriting. If you are finding a good source document and do not have access to a powerful source document such as the person's driver's license, then the most reliable source document is the driver's manual.
- To find the source document, you can : Give your paper a quick scan first. Look for grooves or indentations on it.
If you find a good example of handwriting you like online, print it out onto a sheet of regular printer paper. Historical documents with decorative handwriting can be found many places online, and copies of documents can be found at museums and national parks for purchase.