Media Take Out

I'm not sure. It could be based on real events or purely fictional. Sometimes it's hard to tell.

One way is to pitch your story directly to the editors of relevant news outlets. Make sure your story is unique, timely, and has wide appeal.

Yes, that's very helpful of you.

The 'Take Out Girl' true story might refer to the real - life experiences of a girl working in the take - out food delivery or related service industry. It could involve her daily struggles, interactions with customers, and how she manages to make a living in this line of work.

It depends. If you want to read it right away and don't care about preserving its condition for collecting, then you can take it out. But if it's a valuable or collectible comic, leaving it in the polybag might be a better choice.

Not really. 'Take Me Out' is mostly fictional with elements of creativity and imagination added for entertainment.

Not really. 'Take Me Out' is often fictionalized for entertainment purposes.

To take a comic out of a CGC case, you should proceed with caution. Find the points of attachment or hinges on the case. With steady hands and maybe some light prying, you can safely remove the comic without causing any damage.

No, it's not. 'Take Out Girl' is a fictional creation with no basis in real events.

Journey to the West was a famous ancient Chinese novel. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang, who went to the West to obtain scriptures. The following is a test paper for Journey to the West. Please answer it. 1. Multiple choice questions (2 points for each question, 40 points in total) Who is the author of Journey to the West? a Wu Chengen b Shi Naian c Luo Guanzhong Which monster was Sun Wukong's disciple at first? a Red Boy b Bull Demon King c Iron Fan Princess 3. What was the year when Tang Sanzang and his disciples finally obtained the true scriptures? A 1995, B 2000, C 2012 How many monster disciples does Sun Wukong have? A 10, B 12, C 15 What jokes did Sun Wukong make on the way to the scriptures? a steals iron rods, b thunder does not rain, c is trapped in the flaming mountain, d pees in his pants 6. Which countries and regions did Tang Sanzang and his disciples visit in the process of learning scriptures from the Western Heaven? a India, Nepal b Singapore, Malaysia c Xizang, Yunnan d Australia, new Zealand What monsters did Sun Wukong defeat on the way to the scriptures? a White Bone Demon b Fire God of Flaming Mountain c Black Bear Demon d Spider Demon What was the biggest difficulty that Tang Sanzang and his disciples encountered on the way to the scriptures? a. Besieged by demons, b. Obstacles from natural disasters, c. Hunted by enemies, d. Enemies 'own demonic barriers. What were the important events that happened to Tang Sanzang and his disciples on the way to the scriptures? a Monkey King wreaks havoc in heaven b beats White Bone Demon three times c conquers Red Boy d obtains the true scripture What are the classic lines in Journey to the West? "I, Sun Wukong, will definitely get you back!" "Master, monsters are so annoying!" "The monster came so quickly!" D: "Don't run, monster!" Second, fill in the blanks (2 points for each question, 40 points in total) 1. The time when the four of them finally obtained the true scriptures was 1995. Sun Wukong was originally the disciple of the Bull Demon King. Princess Iron Fan is Sun Wukong's monster teacher. 4. Sun Wukong once stole an iron rod. Sun Wukong once thundered but never rained. 6. Sun Wukong was once trapped in the Flaming Mountain. 7 Sun Wukong once fought with the Black Bear Spirit. 8 Sun Wukong was in love with a spider demon. 9 Sun Wukong once had a dispute with the Fire God of the Flaming Mountain. Sun Wukong Peed His Pants