Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Always use a metronome or practice with a percussionist to get perfect, unending rhythm. Use 2-3 string power chords to hammer out quick, simple rhythms. Play power chords as "5ths," meaning they fit in either major or minor key songs.

Answer: As the rhythm guitarist, you must be on time at all times. You are relied upon to keep the band cohesive, bridging the percussion and melody instruments. Always practice strumming with a metronome to ensure you're rock-solid and reliable in the rhythm section. The power chord is the beginner's bread and butter. They only require two fingers and are easily slid around the entire neck, making it possible to play a basic version of many songs the minute you learn the form. Power chords only use two or three strings, meaning they still sound fresh under distortion and effects. Power chords are powerful, rocking chords that sound at home in rock, punk, pop, blues and many other distorted genres. There's a perfectly good reason for this, but it is buried in music theory and not crucial to a basic understanding. The part that matters is that power chords aren't major or minor, they are "indifferent." This means they can fit under any type of music, in any genre. For example, you could use a C power chord (or a C5, in music theory) to back up either a C major or a C minor song.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear inner and base layers that hug the skin. Pick items that are varying lengths. Balance loose and baggy cuts.

Answer: One of the aspects of layering that most people find daunting is avoiding outfits that look too bulky. The easiest way to do this is to keep bulky garments on the outside and thin, lightweight ones closer to your skin. If you are working with middle layers, try to include them in this thickness gradient. When your clothes are all the same length, they are prone to looking too puffy. A jacket, sweater, and shirt that are all different lengths will help to avoid this and create a much slimmer style. This is less important if you are layering very thin material or would like to add bulk to a thinner frame. Traditional or conservative style rules assert that you should layer with your shortest hem on the inside to your longest hem on the outside. For example, an outfit layered this way would be mid-length sweater overtop of a shorter shirt with a longer jacket on top. Other fashion experts eschew this advice. Instead, they suggest that you simply aim for contrast between items instead of sticking to a set length gradient. One example of this type of layering would be a long untucked shirt underneath a shorter sweater topped off with an even longer coat. Another would be a short jacket overtop a maxi dress. Using different volumes is another way you can avoid a bulky outfit, even while wearing some thick or loose items. A billowing blouse will look great over skinny jeans, while a tight top will complement a ruffled skirt. Likewise, a tight jacket can look good overtop a flowy dress, while a large bulky coat will pop over a short skinny one.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create your own flashcards. Make a practice schedule. Test your memory with a partner.

Answer: Flashcards have been used in education for decades to help students remember vocabulary terms and definitions. Because you are focusing on memorizing the words in the dictionary, you can write each term on a flashcard and use the flashcards to practice remembering each term. You can use plain white flashcards or colored flashcards for terms that are more difficult for you to remember. You may also want to use colored flashcards to signify each letter of the alphabet. For example, blue flashcards for all "a" letters, yellow flashcards for all "b" letters, green flashcards for "c" letters, etc. Write down one word per flashcard. Follow the word order of the dictionary and write them in order on the flashcards. For example, "aardvark, aardwolf, Aaron, aasvoel" should follow one after the other, one word per flashcard. Once you have made the flashcards, put them to use by setting aside one to two hours a day studying the flashcards. Do this in sections, focusing on 50 cards at a time. To strengthen your long term memory, you should review the cards you have already studied so you can work your way up slowly to remembering 50 cards, then 100 cards, then 150 cards, etc. Another technique is to practice with the flashcards by placing them in areas around your room or home that you use often. Tape them on the walls, on mirrors, or on any surface that you look at every day. This will force you to study them throughout the day and help you remember them. Ask someone to help you review the flashcards by testing your memory of the words on the flashcards. Start with 20 cards at a time, and have the person ask you to name each word on the card. Say the words out loud to reinforce your memory of each word. Over time, you can have the person speed up how fast they ask you to name each word so you improve your ability to memorize each word quickly and in succession. Once you become confident with 20 cards, increase the amount to 50 cards and ask the person to quiz you. Work your way to 100 cards and then 150 cards. Add more flashcards as you work your way through the dictionary, but be sure to circle back and repeat past words so you can remember them long term.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have the seeds as a snack raw. Fry the pumpkin seeds. Roast the pumpkin seeds. Finished.

Answer:
Many people enjoy eating pumpkin seeds raw. They're a fairly nutritious food as they are rich in fiber and a good source of magnesium, copper, selenium, and zinc. If you're vegetarian or vegan, pumpkin seeds can be a healthy snack as they're rich in protein. Most people can eat pumpkin seeds without a problem, especially if the shells are fully removed. However, if there are small traces of shells remaining on the seeds, you may get a slight stomach ache. If you're serving pumpkin seeds to kids, it's a good idea to be extra cautious about removing the shell to prevent choking. There are many different ways you can prepare pumpkin seeds. One way is to fry them in olive oil. Spread out some olive oil over a frying pan. How much you will need depends on how many seeds you are frying, but it should be enough to coat the pan. Allow the oil to heat for a few minutes and then throw in your seeds. Cook the seeds over the oil until they begin to make a popping noise. From here, add about a tablespoon of table sugar. Continue frying until the seeds pop again. Remove the seeds from the heat, let them cool, and enjoy. You can also roast the pumpkin seeds in an oven heated to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Then lay the seeds out on a baking pan. If you like your seeds plain, you can put them in the oven as is. Some people prefer to sprinkle them with curry powder, chipotle flakes, or cayenne pepper. Clove, cinnamon, or nutmeg can be used for sweet pumpkin seeds. Bake the seeds for about 20 minutes, or until they're golden brown.