Sounds good!

Title Policy:
How to Make Yummy & Extra Fluffy Chocolate Cake -> How to Make Chocolate Cake
How to Do Crunches and Squats. -> I'd seperate the into into two different articles since they are different exercises.
How to Stop Overpopulation -> How to Take Action Against Overpopulation
How to Start a Fire Properly -> How to Start a Fire
How to Keep Burglars Away from You're House -> How to Keep Burglars Away
How to Grow Rosemary from Seed in 3 Steps -> How to Grow Rosemary from Seed
How to Exercise (for Senior Citizens) -> How to Exercise as a Senior Citizen
How to Install Firefox on Windows Xp -> How to Install Firefox on Windows XP
How to Make a Edible Arrangment -> How to Make an Edible Arrangement
How to Check in at a Uk Airport -> How to Check Into a UK Airport
How to cook a chicken properly -> How to Cook Chicken
How to Make a Book Reports -> How to Write a Book Report
How to File Taxes for Beginners -> I'd keep it the same.
How to Make Macaroni & Cheese -> How to Make Macaroni and Cheese
How to Stop Factory Farming -> How to Take Action Against Factory Farming
How to Put Music on a Nintendo Dsi -> How to Put Music on a Nintendo DSi
How to Survive While Touring Europe (on a Student Budget) -> I'd keep it the same.
How to Assemble a Crib in 5 Steps -> How to Assemble a Crib

Merge Policy:
How to Make Lemon Drop Cookies with Honey -> Keep distinct
How to Save Money on Gas With an Automatic Car -> Keep distinct
How to Layer Cut Hair -> NFD http://www.wikihow.com/Layer-Cut-Your-Own-Hair (Depends on content)
How to Be More Charming -> NFD http://www.wikihow.com/Be-Charming (Depends on content)
How to Hold Your Breath to Cure Hiccups -> Merge to http://www.wikihow.com/Cure-Hiccups
How to Write a Jazz Song -> Merge to http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Song
How to Stay Fit As a Teen -> NFD http://www.wikihow.com/Stay-Healthy-As-a-Teen (Depends on content)
How to Be Cool at 16 Years Old -> NFD http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Cool-Teenager (Depends on content)

Editing Situation Questions

1.  Briefly explain how a subsection is created, and both when and how to use parts or methods.

You can create a subsection with wikiHow code. You create it by using the advanced editor and typing in ==="Your Title Here"=== to make a new subsection. You would make a subsection to divide an article into different parts or methods.



2.  You're boosting an article titled "How to Find the Perfect Apartment". After reading and editing it, you notice that it seems to have advice specific to Paris, France. Which of the following do you do?

a. Change the title - What would you change it to?
b. Tag the article for deletion as a duplicate of "How to Find Your Ideal Apartment" because the titles mean the same thing.
c. Tag the article for merging to the existing article, "How to Find Your Ideal Apartment" because the tips for Paris can be transferred in.
d. Other

A - Change the title to "How to Find an Apartment in Paris" (Which would be merged into http://www.wikihow.com/Find-an-Apartment-in-Paris)



3. You're boosting an article with the title "How to Start Bodybuilding". We already have a page on "How to Be a Bodybuilder". The have some overlapping content, but they also have a lot of different content. Which of the following do you do?

a. Tag "How to Start Bodybuilding" for merging to "How to Be a Bodybuilder"
b. Tag "How to Be a Bodybuilder" for merging to "How to Start Bodybuilding"
c. Nominate "How to Start Bodybuilding" for deletion as a duplicate.
d. None of the above - why?

D - Note of the above. Let’s take How to Become a Programmer and How to Start Learning Computer Programming for example. How to Start Learning Computer Programming is a brief outline (general) of how to start in computer programming and How to Become a Programmer is more detailed and provides step-by-step instructions for specific paths. Since I don’t know the exact content of How to Start Bodybuilding and How to Be a Bodybuilder, I can not say that I could choose any. I would need to see how much the articles overlap and where they overlap.