Q: Select a Team Specific Ticket (TST) package of three to seven games, instead of applying for individual matches. You will also select a category, and, if your team is knocked out, you will follow the qualifying team in the remaining matches.  Select category one team specific tickets for the best seats. The range of TST is $578 for three games and $2,998 for seven games. Select category two seats. They range between $446 for three games and $2,079 for seven games. Select category three seats for a range between $297 and $1,386. Handicap accessible tickets are also at this price. You may be charged an additional “premium match” fee if your team plays an opening match against Brazil. Apply for these tickets as soon as possible in the application dates. If your team does not qualify for the World Cup, you will be refunded the money, less a $10 fee. If your travel in Brazil is limited, you can choose a host city such as Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, or São Paulo. The number of tickets included differs depending upon the number of days that will be hosted, and they are available in categories one through three.  The price varies according to the stadium and the category. Tickets in a specific venue do not include quarterfinal, semifinal or final match tickets. They must be purchased separately.
A: Apply to follow your team through the World Cup. Opt for a venue-specific ticket.

Article: The goal may be to understand the challenges of an organization or to solve interdepartmental conflicts. Certain facts or challenges may be common in the particular industry. For example, software bugs may be a common problem in the technology industry, requiring extensive product testing and quality control teams. Explain relevant factors to readers. Case studies for academic programs typically require reference to theories and information presented in class. Refer to these theories and explain their relevance to solving the real-life issues in the case. For example, a theory may be that training employees in too large a group leads to less individualized attention and inadequate skills mastery.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Explain the aim of the case study in the opening paragraph. Provide an industry or company overview. Outline relevant theories and knowledge.

Problem: Article: If you have a fallback, you're going to use it – point blank. So that boring data entry job you have? Don't fall in love with it. Don't type your life away, spending 60 hours a week inputting numbers and zapping you of any energy you have to go out and pursue what you actually want to pursue. This needs to be your only option, otherwise you might back out. There's a phrase when it comes to Hollywood: “If you can do anything else, do it.” The ones that make it in Hollywood never see themselves doing anything else. This has to be your future. Nothing else is possible. Whether you want to act, write, sing, film, or dance, take classes. True talent is all well and good, but you need skill. You need to meet people and work with similar ways of thinking. You need to learn from others and have challenges set in front of you with deadlines. You need to find out if this is something you're actually good at and enjoy. Take a look at the courses offered at your local community college or university. You can also consider classes at adult schools, community centers, or online. And if money is a big issue,you may have to be your own teacher. Take advantage of today's technology and get yourself out there and potentially seen. Whether it's a film you wrote, directed, and filmed or a video of a dance you choreographed, get it in public for the world to see. You never know – you may be discovered. Need proof that the Internet can be all you need? Talk to Kate Upton, Justin Bieber, Bo Burnham, Kim Kardashian, or Carly Rae Jepsen. They were all discovered on the Internet, and that's just the names of people you can count on one hand. Do you have a friend who's in an acting class that needs to create an audition tape? Offer to film it for them. Does a local high school need a choreographer for their musical? Take it. It doesn't matter how small the opportunity is – if it's slightly related to what you want to do, grab it and don't let go. It's a step in the right direction. There's only one thing to consider: don't let it keep you from going. There's a fine line between building up your resume somewhere else and settling down. Give yourself a deadline. You'll work for the next year or so, and then you'll hightail it out West. This is just a pit stop, not where you end up. If you're just working away your life, spending the weekends drinking and in your pajamas, odds are luck isn't going to come your way. Those who make it are constantly working and looking for the next chance to do what they love. Spend your free time monitoring want ads (like Craigslist), meeting people who may need your services, and getting your name out there. Opportunity is not a lengthy visitor. Stay as busy as possible. This looks good on paper and gets you meeting as many people as possible. If and when those people make it, they'll already have your number. You can sleep when you're making the millions.
Summary: Get rid of your plan A. Take classes. Put yourself on the Internet. Get any kind of experience you can. Keep on the lookout for opportunities.

Q: You might be able to buy some duckweed from pet stores in your area. Otherwise, you can take it from a pond it's growing in. Fill your container with some water from the pond. Then scoop some duckweed from the pond with your hand and place the duckweed into your container.  Place the lid on the container to prevent splashing while you bring the duckweed home. Between 50-100 duckweed pods will be enough as they will grow and multiply quickly. You'll need potassium permanganate to disinfect the duckweed. Mix one teaspoon of this chemical in 12 gallons (45 L) of water. Place the duckweed into the permanganate solution for 30 seconds or so.  Potassium permanganate can be bought at your local pharmacy. Disinfecting the duckweed will make sure that it is free of pests and bacteria. This will help you create a suitable environment for the duckweed to thrive in. Fill the tray with freshwater and add the duckweed to it. Use freshwater from a pond for best results but you can also use tap water. You need to use freshwater as duckweeds  are freshwater plants. This is why they only grow in ponds and not at sea. Salt water will kill the duckweed. The best place to put the tray is right next to a window that receives at least 10 hours of sunlight each day. Like many plants, duckweed will thrive in direct sunlight. If you see duckweed in a pond, notice how the pond is almost completely without any shade and receiving plenty of sunlight. If you can't put duckweed near a window that receives 10 hours of sunlight, you can also use fluorescent light bulbs to help them grow. For best results, place the light bulbs 15 inches (38 cm) above the tray. The duckweed won't grow under these light bulbs as well as it would with direct sunlight. Check the tray a couple of times a day and remove damaged duckweed from the tray. Replace the water in the tray with more freshwater. It will take 10 days or so for the duckweed to multiply. If transferring the duckweed to a pond in your garden, make sure that the pond is receiving plenty of sunlight. If you're moving the duckweed to an aquarium, make sure that the aquarium lid has a light source attached to it.  Duckweed requires no further care or maintenance once it's in your pond or aquarium. You can get a suitable net in your local garden store.
A:
Buy some duckweed at a pet store or harvest it from a pond. Disinfect the duckweed with potassium permanganate. Place the duckweed in a plastic tray with 12–14 inches (30–36 cm) of depth. Position the tray so it receives 10 hours of sunlight daily. Change the water in the tray after 1 week. Use a net to transfer the multiplied duckweed to your desired location.