1.   The children answer pork and bacon.

2.   Ask only questions the child can answer, and only as many as needed.

3.   Caller ID allows a child to answer calls only from numbers he recognizes.

4.   If your child answers incorrectly or is eaten too many times, the game ends.

5.   Most math software, for example, presents questions a child must answer correctly to advance in the program.

6.   Severe suggests answering each of the questions below the way you think your child would answer them.

7.   That allows children to answer by process of elimination, but it also gives them many opportunities to figure out the correct response.

8.   The child answered questions before the jury, but it was considered unsworn testimony and did not carry the same weight as normal testimony.

9.   Their children answered differently.