question: Complete the next sentence:

How to hang out with older youth
Check the person out
Check out the older youth's reputation before hanging out.
Make sure they don't have a history of bullying or using younger people, or a reputation for unsafe behavior that could get you in trouble or reflect badly on you.
Have a firm sense of self.
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- Confidence can come in multiple forms, but leadership is key. Leaders are well-regarded, trustworthy, respectable adults, and they are honest and proud of who they really are and what they are worth.
- Neglect or poor self-image can cause a feeling of dread, shame, or a sense of physical pain. Make sure you can balance all of these feelings with confidence that you are not acting out of injudgment, just being yourself.
- Being inexperienced about how to hang out with older youth is difficult. Moreover, young teens might not enjoy spending time with their older friends.
- Think about what makes you cool and worthy of hanging out with this person. Don't adapt your interests or style to this person's whims.

answer: Think about what makes you cool and worthy of hanging out with this person. Don't adapt your interests or style to this person's whims.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to volunteer at the local nursing home
Get the permission of your parents or guardians.
If you are a minor, you will need this permission to start volunteering.
Go online or get the phone book and find the number of the nursing home at which you would like to volunteer.
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- You can enter the address or zip code and press the " get started " button. Begin volunteering your evenings and weekends.
- Contact the nursing home by email or call them to inquire. If you are not a registered nursing home you will need to visit their website.
- Type in your contact information to volunteer at a nursing home. You must include information about your purpose and association with the nursing home.
- Get ready to call the nursing home. Locate a calendar so that you will know when you are free to volunteer, and have a pen and paper to write down important information.

answer: Get ready to call the nursing home. Locate a calendar so that you will know when you are free to volunteer, and have a pen and paper to write down important information.

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How to convert minutes to hours
Start with your number of minutes.
You can do this a few different ways. For example, if you're working on paper, you might write down the number of minutes and label it with the word " minutes.
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- " or if you're working on a spreadsheet, you could make a written manual. The totals will become more specific as the hours come.
- " if you're working online, this will help you remember to convert minutes to hours. If you have a computer, you may be able to skip setting your hours if you add everything to minute.
- " if you're using a calculator, just type in the number. As an example, let's say that we want to find out how many hours a 150 minute movie will be.
- " write it in a box when you're finished. Use the calculator code to do your convert.

answer:
" if you're using a calculator, just type in the number. As an example, let's say that we want to find out how many hours a 150 minute movie will be.