Question:
Goal: Can you predict the weather by looking at clouds?

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually pretended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.
- The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually portended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.
Answer:
The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually portended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.
Goal and options: How to Cut Vegetables to Make Salad Roses

OPTIONS:
- To make salad roses, first cut your vegetables into thin slices about 1/16" thick. You can do this easily with a mandolin. Then you can cut your onion in half, peel it and cut a slice around 1/3" thick. Pop out the innermost, smallest rings, these will be used to hold your "rose" petals. The size of the onion ring determines the size of the rose.
- To make salad roses, first cut your vegetables into thin slices about 1/16" thick. You can do this easily with a mandolin. Then you can cut your onion in half, peel it and cut a slice around 1/3" thick. Pop out the outermost, largest rings, these will be used to hold your "rose" petals. The size of the onion ring determines the size of the rose.
output answer: To make salad roses, first cut your vegetables into thin slices about 1/16" thick. You can do this easily with a mandolin. Then you can cut your onion in half, peel it and cut a slice around 1/3" thick. Pop out the outermost, largest rings, these will be used to hold your "rose" petals. The size of the onion ring determines the size of the rose.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
how do you get rid of the tail on a jalapeno pepper?

OPTIONS:
- pull it off.
- chop it off.

[A]: chop it off.
input question: old shirt

OPTIONS:
- can clean oil spill
- can clean clothes

output answer: can clean oil spill
[Q]: Objective: To remove tape from a glass, OPTIONS:
- scrape off as much tape as you can using a cotton swab, apply nail polish remover with a cloth, let it set, then remove the tape and wash the glass well.
- scrape off as much tape as you can using a razor blade, apply nail polish remover with a cloth, let it set, then remove the tape and wash the glass well.
[A]: scrape off as much tape as you can using a razor blade, apply nail polish remover with a cloth, let it set, then remove the tape and wash the glass well.
[Q]: Objective: How do I tomato puree with fresh tomatoes ? OPTIONS:
- Using whole regular tomatoes, stick the paring knife in next to the stem end and cut out a cone of tomato to remove the core. Shove your fingers into the tomato pockets and squish out the seeds. Puree the tomato with a food processor.
- Using whole regular tomatoes, stick the paring knife in next to the stem end and cut out a cone of tomato to remove the core. Shove your fingers into the tomato pockets and squish out the seeds. Puree the tomato with a food dryer.
[A]:
Using whole regular tomatoes, stick the paring knife in next to the stem end and cut out a cone of tomato to remove the core. Shove your fingers into the tomato pockets and squish out the seeds. Puree the tomato with a food processor.