Q: Otherwise, run towards it and do a critical hit. Walking in a straight line towards the skeleton will get you killed, and jumping doesn't make a difference. A zig-zag pattern is recommended. Its accuracy will improve with higher difficulty levels. Try to block (right mouse) the arrows when you're close, as the chances of dodging now are minuscule (Tiny). If you have a shield, you may also charge at them, letting the shield take damage.Try to determine what time the skeleton will fire based on how fast it was firing before. The skeleton can't handle it.
A: If possible, snipe the skeleton with your bow. Catch up to it and spam. Collect the experience and whatever item(s) it may drop, like bones and arrows. Try running in a zigzag motion.

Q: Abstaining from sex is the only surefire way to prevent gonorrhea, but it's not the most practical solution. Using condoms every time you have any sexual contact can reduce your risk of getting gonorrhea. If you have only one sex partner and don't normally use condoms, wear or have your partner wear one if either one of you is undergoing treatment for gonorrhea. This can help prevent accidental transmission of the disease. Your significantly increase your risk of getting gonorrhea by having sex with multiple partners. Limit the number of people with whom you have sex to minimize your risk of getting the disease. If you or your partner isn't faithful, this can increase your risk of gonorrhea, especially if you do not use any protection. Communicating openly with your partner or partners may help prevent gonorrhea. Ask your partner(s) if they've been tested for the diseaseand other sexually transmitted diseases. Being infected with gonorrhea and engaging in sex with multiple partners can significantly increase your risk of contracting other sexually transmitted diseases. If you or your partner is unsure of their history or if they're uninfected, abstain from having sex until you can be tested. properly. Putting on condoms properly can reduce you and your partner's risk for getting gonorrhea. Make sure condoms haven't expired or are damaged as well. Make sure to put on the condom before you have any genital contact, opening the package carefullynot with your teeth or fingernails. Place the tip of the rolled up condom over the erect penis, pulling back the foreskin if you are not circumcised. Squeeze the tip of the condom to remove any air. Roll the condom down the length of the penis and remove any air bubbles that appear. For female condoms, carefully open the package and insert it into your vagina by squeezing the ring at the closed end of the pouch. Push the ring up into your vagina as far as it will go using your index finger. Don't use male and female condoms simultaneously. Any shared sexual device, like dildos, should also have a condom. Disinfect and clean devices frequently and use protection every time. A dental dam is a sheet of latex that you can use as a barrier during oral sex. Follow the same rules for opening dental dams as you would use for opening a condom. Open the dental dam carefully. Do not use your teeth or nails. Only use water-based lubricants with dental dams, too. Do not use oils like baby oil or petroleum jelly. Also, make sure that you always use a new dental dam every time you have oral sex. To use the dental dam, place it over the vaginal or anal opening prior to starting oral sex. After you are finished, throw the dental dam away. If you do not have a dental dam, you can also cut off the tip and down one side of a condom to create a latex sheet. This sheet can be used the same way as a dental dam. If you have or suspect you have gonorrhea, don't touch your eyes after touching genitalia or your rectum. This can spread the disease to your eyes and cause an infection. Seeing your doctor and getting tested regularly for gonorrhea is important to maintaining not only your overall well-being, but also the health of your genitalia. Your doctor may discover gonorrhea during your regular exam and prescribe treatment for you. If your doctor discovers gonorrhea, it's important that you finish the entire course of medications she prescribes. Stopping treatment can increase your risk of a recurrence of gonorrhea. Gonorrhea is most often treated with a combination of an injection and oral antibiotics, in part because of the emergence of drug resistant strains and the frequency of co-infection with chlamydia. It is possible to spread gonorrhea to your unborn baby if you are infected. If you are pregnant and infected with gonorrhea, speak to your doctor as soon as possible to take measures that can minimize the risk of transmitting the disease to your baby during delivery. Most babies born to mothers who have gonorrhea are treated after birth with a medication in their eyes to prevent infection. If you want to engage in sex after being diagnosed with gonorrhea, it's safest to wait until after you've finished your course of treatment and, possibly, wait until your partner completes treatment if they were also positive. This can help ensure that you don't spread the disease to your partner. You should wait seven days after finishing medications for gonorrhea to have sex again.
A: Use safe sexual practices. Limit sexual partners. Use condoms Use dental dams properly. Avoid touching your eyes. Get tested regularly. Finish any medications you're taking. Protect your unborn baby. Wait to have sex until after treatment.

Q: Composition refers to the ways in which objects or shapes are arranged within a work of art. For instance, shapes may be placed near each other, overlapping, spaced-apart, or arranged in a pattern. This influences the order in which you observe parts of the painting. One way to notice things about the composition is to see where your eyes go naturally when you look at the painting. For example, you could say "I'm seeing that the artist has painted bright lights around the figure of the baby. It makes it really hard to look away from that corner of the painting." In some paintings, you will be able to clearly see the brushstrokes and technique on the canvas. You can comment on the way the brush strokes catch your eye and give texture to the image. At other times paintings can look smooth, almost like a photograph. In this case, the artist is likely going for a real life effect. You could say "This piece looks just like a photograph. How does the artist create such smooth lines?" Alternately, you may notice really thick brushstrokes or blobs of paint. You can comment on the sculptural thickness of layered paint. Colour is another important element in art and can be used to capture your attention. Colours can create a contrast between light and dark, or complement each other in a visually stimulating way. When talking about art, discuss how the color makes you feel, and what you think it communicates. For instance, you could say "the light and dark contrast in this image makes a sharp distinction between good and evil in this piece." You can comment on the feeling of the painting that the color communicates: "This bright piercing blue invokes so much joy, yet the muted red tones of the background feel more like a warning."
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Talk about the composition and placement. Comment on the lines and brush strokes. Notice the colors and contrast.