question: Complete the next sentence:

How to communicate with autistic people
Find out what you have in common.
Sharing interests can be a powerful communication tool.
See if you have interests in common, especially special interests.
OPTIONS:
- Listen to your friends often and ask questions about yours. If you're unsure if your interests are similar to your friend's, say, " some of our special interests are science, chemistry, and music.
- Many autistic people are used to others being unenthusiastic about their passions, so if you share the same passion and talk about it with them, it can feel truly magical. Talk where there are minimal distractions or sources of stress around the individual.
- If your inclination is to read fiction or science fiction, find out why. Likewise, if you are a writer, check this out.
- Maybe you spend plenty of time with each other and you both went to the same school. Share your interests if you just exchange earrings.

answer: Many autistic people are used to others being unenthusiastic about their passions, so if you share the same passion and talk about it with them, it can feel truly magical. Talk where there are minimal distractions or sources of stress around the individual.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to do a front aerial on the beam
Stretch well.
It's safer if you stretch for at least 10 to 15 minutes, before attempting difficult skills.
Practice on the floor, and along a line.
OPTIONS:
- A couple of prerequisites, (things you need to be able to do first) are a front walkover on the beam/line. Also, you'll need to be comfortable doing a front aerial, on the floor and line first.
- Hang a chair over a partner who can sit up. Walk in one direction-back to a wall and whip up your arms.
- Keep the beam steady and level and you will execute all the moves in " front aerial " mode. Your leg muscles, arms, and upper body will all be engaged in the front aerial if you stretch first.
- It might hurt at first but you'll get in shape later. Get your equipment, ready for the test.

answer: A couple of prerequisites, (things you need to be able to do first) are a front walkover on the beam/line. Also, you'll need to be comfortable doing a front aerial, on the floor and line first.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to fix a bad window tinting job on your car
Seek the help of a professional.
This is the ideal route to take if you paid a professional to apply window tinting and the tint job is still under warranty.
Press out the bubbles.
OPTIONS:
- This will open up the window--so don't force it a bit. What i am looking at is a typical window tinting job that usually takes one second.
- Point a finger at one window, and then do the same with the other, to check if it's adhered successfully. Wait for the tint to drop for at least 24 hours.
- Heat the bubbled area with a hair dryer to soften the film adhesive. Use a credit card or small squeegee to press out the bubbles.
- Take the white layer into the window pattern to peel back the basic tint, while removing the non-tint tint. Repeat on the other side of the window to move the tint into the window pattern again.

answer:
Heat the bubbled area with a hair dryer to soften the film adhesive. Use a credit card or small squeegee to press out the bubbles.