Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cite the title of the website. Put in the year the website was created or revised. Use parentheses for the citation. Place the in-text citation at the end of the quoted paraphrased text.

Answer: Look for the title on the top of the website or in the url for the site. Use the full title. For example, you may use the title "Tourism Canada" or "The Writer's Pen" in the citation. Look at the bottom of the website for a creation date, usually found next to a trademark or with the note, "Created on." You can also look for a revised date at the bottom of the website. It is usually listed as "Revised on" or "Reviewed on." For example, you may see a note at the bottom of the website that says "Created on: January 2001" or "Revised: 2012." If you cannot find the year, you can use "n.d." in the citation to indicate no date can be found for the website. Write the title of the website, followed by the year the website was created or revised in parentheses. For example, you may write, "(Tourism Canada 2001)" or "(The Writer's Pen 2011)." If there is no date on the website, you may write, "(Tourism Canada n.d.)" If the material is quoted, put it in quotation marks. If it is paraphrased, you do not need to use quotation marks. Include the citation right after the text you have paraphrased or quoted. Place it after the period at the end of the sentence. For example, if the text is quoted, you may write: "The national average for home pregnancies has doubled in the last year." (Tourism Canada 2011) If the text is paraphrased, you may write: Winners of this award will receive $1,660. (The Writer's Pen 2011)

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your iPhone or iPad's Settings . Tap your name. Tap Family Sharing. Tap Add Family Member. Select how to invite the person. Invite via an iMessage. Create a child account.

Answer: You'll usually find this app on the home screen. It's at the top of the screen. A list of people in your Family now appears under "FAMILY MEMBERS." These are the people who can share your iCloud Storage as of now. It's the blue link beneath your list of family members. You can Invite via iMessage, Invite in Person, or Create a Child account. Only use this if you selected Invite via iMessageif you selected a different invite method, skip these steps. Otherwise: Type the contact's name or phone number into the "To" field. Type a message (optional). Tap the Send button. It's the blue circle with a white arrow inside. This sends an invitation to the recipient. If the person you want to add is under 16, you'll have to add them as a child. If you tapped Create a Child account, here's what to do next: Read the "Create Apple ID for a child" screen and tap Next. Enter the child's birthday and tap Next. Read the security disclosure and tap Agree. Enter the security code from the back of the credit card that's attached to your account, then tap Next. Type the name you want to use for your child's Apple ID. This can be a variation of their name or anything you wish. When you're finished, tap Next. Tap Create if you are satisfied with the ID. Create a password for the new child account and tap Next. Create security questions and tap Next. Read the terms and conditions and tap Agree. Now that the child account is added, they'll be able to share your iCloud storage wherever they are logged in with their Apple ID.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Practice gliding down gentle slopes. Brake while gliding down hills. Try steering. Pedal through the bottom of the slope. Pedal up the slope.

Answer: Walk the bike to the top of a slope, mount it, and glide down, allowing the bike to slow naturally in the flat area at the bottom. Dismount and repeat as necessary until you get used to balancing and controlling the bike. Keep your weight focused in your feet. Stay pressed against the seat, keep your elbows bent, and your body relaxed. When you are confident you can coast to the bottom, try riding down with your feet on the pedals. Once you have become comfortable keeping your feet on the pedals, try again, this time gently squeezing the brakes while descending. You'll learn to slow the bike without swerving out of control or pitching over the handlebars. Once you can coast, pedal, and brake in a straight line, try going down the hill again. Move the handlebars until you change the direction of the bike without losing control. Feel how the slope changes the way the bike acts and adjust your balance to match it. Use the techniques learned while gliding to pedal and steer without stopping at the bottom of the hill. Transition to the flatter surface while practicing sharper turns, then brake to a stop. From the flat bottom of the hill, start pedaling. The slope requires additional work. Lean forward into the pedaling or even stand up to gain extra power. Bike up and down the slope several times until you feel comfortable. Once you feel confident, bike halfway up the slope, come to a stop, and start pedaling upwards again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Eat a soft diet. Avoid irritating foods and beverages. Drink plenty of water. Take a pain reliever.

Answer:
During the healing process, eat foods that are soft. This can minimize pain and promote the healing process. You can temporarily switch to baby food, break down regular foods in a blender, or simply choose to eat softer foods. Some examples of soft foods that may help healing and reduce discomfort include: Eggs Ground and tender cuts of meats Creamy nut butters Canned or cooked fruit Steamed or well-cooked vegetables Rice Pasta Salty, spicy, and dry foods can make the pain from a cut on your tongue even worse. Alcoholic and caffeinated drinks can also increase your discomfort. Staying away from these foods and beverages can promote healing and ease pain. Dry mouth can make any pain or discomfort on your tongue worse. Drinking a lot of fluids throughout the day can minimize pain and promote healing. It can also prevent unpleasant mouth odor. Drink warm water with a few drops of lemon or lime if this is more comfortable. You may have discomfort or swelling on your tongue. Taking pain relievers such as ibuprofen and naproxen sodium can ease your pain and minimize swelling. Follow dosing instruction given by your doctor or on the packaging.