In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The document that you signed before driving the rental car off the lot should have clauses which describe who will be at fault for various types of damages to the vehicle. If you know how the rental car has broken down, check the agreement to see if you will be required to pay for parts and repairs. In general, unless you were directly at fault, you shouldn't have to pay. In general, when renting a car, plan ahead and always read through the rental agreement before signing. Well-known rental agencies are generally ethical companies, but smaller agencies may sneak in clauses which hold you responsible for all damages. It's generally the responsibility of the rental company to tow the broken-down rental car and to replace the car, so you still have a functional car to drive. However, some companies may bicker over this policy. Regardless, inform the company immediately: explain the incident, state where and how the car broke down, and ask for a replacement vehicle. When you call, say something like, "I rented a car from your agency two days ago, and the vehicle just broke down on the side of Interstate I-70, by mile marker 400. I'd like to have a replacement vehicle; how should I have this car towed and exchange it for another?" It may be easier to arrange transportation if your car broke down in the same city as the rental agency's offices. In an instance like this, say, "My rental car is broken down at a gas station across town. I can't get the engine to start, but if I take a taxi to your office, could you set me up with a replacement rental vehicle?" The rental agreement will usually specify that you must call the company immediately in the case of a breakdownfollow this guidance, as failing to do so may put you at risk for significant fees. The rental car company may ask you to pay for the towing service and repairs to the vehiclethis may even be specified in the contract. If so, the company should also reimburse you for repair fees when you return the car. To ensure that this happens, take notes on what mechanics fixed, and keep the receipts from all maintenance done to the vehicle. Even if the breakdown is not seriousi.e. the air conditioning doesn't workyou should still notify the rental company as soon as you note the malfunction. The sooner the company knows about a problem, the less likely they'll be to hold you financially responsible.
Summary: Read through your rental agreement. Contact the rental company and ask for transportation. Keep notes and receipts from all repairs performed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This type of protractor is shaped like half a circle, with angles marked all around the rim. You can buy them anywhere that sells school supplies. Ideally, choose a protractor with a small hole near the center of the protractor, along its straight base. If you don't want to buy one, you can search online for a printable protractor. Print it out, cut it very carefully along its outline, and glue the paper protractor to something a little sturdier, such as construction paper or an index card. Tape a straight, plastic drinking straw on or near the straight edge of the protractor. Make sure the straw passes through the two 0 or zero marks on opposite ends of the straight edge. If you don't have a straw, roll a piece of paper into a tight cylinder and use that instead. Many protractors come with a small hole directly between the 0 marks on the protractor, across from the 90 mark on the curved edge of the protractor. If your protractor does not have a small hole here, or if the hole is not situated correctly, tape or glue the string to the protractor where the hole should be. Make sure the string dangles a few inches (several centimeters) below the protractor. If you are using a paper protractor, you can punch the hole yourself with a sharp pen or hole punch. Do not try to punch a hole in a plastic protractor, as it is probably made from weak plastic and could shatter. Tie a paper clip, metal washer, or other small weight to the end of the string. When you hold the clinometer so the string falls past the circular rim of the protractor, the weight will pull the string straight down past an angle mark on the protractor, such as 60. This tells you what angle the clinometer is being held at, which can be used to find the heights of distant objects as described in the section below.
Summary: Find a 180 protractor. Tape a straw along the straight edge. Tie a string through the small hole on the straight edge. Attach a small weight to the dangling end of the string.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Annual wildflowers grow and bloom 2-3 months after their seeds are planted, but usually die after 1 season. These flowers bloom for about 2 months before dying with the first frost. Choose from popular options like: Zinnias, which have bright pink daisy-like blooms Orange cosmos, flowers with vibrant orange petals and yellow centers Prairie asters, small flowers with delicate purple petals Evening primroses, small, cup-shaped blooms that are usually yellow or pink African daisies, which may have orange, pink, purple, red, white, or yellow petals Perennial wildflowers will not bloom until a full season after they are planted, but they can last for decades. Perennials only bloom for about 2 weeks a year, but their roots are winter-hardy and produce growth annually. Plant interesting perennial wildflowers like: Blanket flowers, which are similar to sunflowers with red and yellow petals Blazing star flowers, which have unique, long purple blooms Forget-me-nots, small flowers with rounded blue petals Wild yarrow flowers, which have clusters of tiny white blooms Coneflowers, yellow or blue blooms also known as echinacea Biennial wildflowers bloom in their second season like perennials, but the flowers die with the first frost the way that annual wildflowers do. Biennial wildflowers seed heavily so there is a good chance of them developing into perennials. Plant beautiful biennial choices like: Foxgloves, flowers with tall stems and purple, bell-shaped blooms Chicory flowers, delicate blue flowers in the dandelion family Sweet William flowers, which have white blooms with fuschia-colored centers Hollyhocks, flowers that bloom on tall stems in a variety of colors
Summary:
Plant annual wildflowers if you want fast-blooming plants. Grow perennial wildflowers for slow but long-lasting plants. Cultivate biennial wildflowers if you want plants with a 2 year life-cycle.