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# Challenges

## 1.1 Getting started

* [ ] Create a project on Overleaf.
* [ ] Choose your favourite animal and give your `article` an appropriate `\title{ }`.
* [ ] When you're ready, share the link to your project in the chat.

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Hint: If you're having trouble navigating Overleaf, please refer to our visual cheat sheet: [Overleaf layout diagram](/latex/resources/cheat.md).

Want a reminder on how to share your LaTeX project on Overleaf? Watch our short video to learn how: <https://youtu.be/VnBf68Rho2w>.
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Add a short paragraph (a couple of sentences) explaining why you chose your animal.

If you'd like to have your project featured on this website, please share a read-only link to your project on Slack: <http://go.unimelb.edu.au/6mhi>. If you're working as a team, please include your team name in the message on Slack, and tag your team mates using`@teammate.`
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## &#x20;1.2 Figures

* [ ] Insert an image of your animal using the `figure` environment.
* [ ] Give your image a clever and creative caption!
* [ ] When you return, share a read-only link to your Overleaf document (if you haven't already).
* [ ] Choose one member of your team to present your Overleaf document (via screen share).

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Hint: Don't forget to use the `graphicx` package.
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Bonus challenges:&#x20;

* [ ] Can you change the height and width of your image instead of rescaling it?
* [ ] Use the `label` to refer to your figure.
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