question: Complete the next sentence:

How to make sumptuous snow white delight
Place an 18 centimeter (7.1 in) loose-bottomed cake tin on a sheet of grease proof paper and draw around it.
Cut the circle out. Dip a piece of kitchen towel into a little butter and rub it inside of the tin, then pop the paper circle into the base of the tin.
OPTIONS:
- Fry enough of the butter to dissolve, but not so much that it pools around. Press the baked cake gently onto a greased cake tin.
- As soon as the bottom of the tin rings up, tap the area off with a hammer. Roll the cake tin's base in icing or cream, depending on your own tastes.
- Break the chocolate into a saucepan, then add the butter and condensed milk. Melt these ingredients on a low heat.
- Discard the paper when done to save it for future piping activities. Fill a smaller cake tin with 4 inches (1.2 cm) of snow white.

answer: Break the chocolate into a saucepan, then add the butter and condensed milk. Melt these ingredients on a low heat.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to make invisible ink with baking soda
Mix baking soda and water.
Making a solution suitable for invisible ink will take almost equal parts baking soda and water. For the best results, you want to mix as much baking soda as you can into a small bowl of water.
OPTIONS:
- Mix enough water and the baking soda to form a thick paste, which you then apply to your mask. If you don't have a specialty baking soda treatment, there are many other homemade treatments available, including a paste made from baking soda and water.
- Mix this solution thoroughly with your hands or a scrubber or a brush until well combined. Your baking soda solution should be thick enough for making invisible ink, but not thick enough to fill a cylinder like container with paint.
- Add a little baking soda at a time and mix slowly to fully saturate the water. 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water will hold 3 tablespoons (43.2 grams) of baking soda.
- The baking soda and water mixture should create a thick film of tiny granules that seal together like bombs. To wash out this " bomb " with bleach, dump the container into the sink and pour enough baking soda into it to completely submerge the object.

answer: Add a little baking soda at a time and mix slowly to fully saturate the water. 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water will hold 3 tablespoons (43.2 grams) of baking soda.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A white truck is seen in a driveway. We see the cameraman's shadow. A person in blue is mowing the lawn. a person people
OPTIONS:
- are using leaf blowers.
- puts the fingers of a hand.
- throws leaves onto a lawn.
- skis down a snowy hill.

answer:
are using leaf blowers.