Q: Here is a goal: velcro

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- can latch onto trees
- can latch onto fabric

A: can latch onto fabric
Goal:
To remove the paper used to trace the image onto the wood if it sticks.
OPTIONS:
- Use a fork to scrape the paper off.
- Use a razor to scrape the paper off.
Answer:
Use a razor to scrape the paper off.
Question:
Goal: how do you dangle something?

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

OPTIONS:
- let it hang from the ground.
- let it hang from your grip.
Answer:
let it hang from your grip.
Goal and options: To safe money on hand soap use.

OPTIONS:
- Wrapping a rubber band around the neck of a soap dispenser will slow its flow, meaning you'll get an appropriate amount of soap with every pump rather than running through a bottle every week.
- Wrapping a rubber cane tip around the neck of a soap dispenser will slow its flow, meaning you'll get an appropriate amount of soap with every pump rather than running through a bottle every week.
output answer: Wrapping a rubber band around the neck of a soap dispenser will slow its flow, meaning you'll get an appropriate amount of soap with every pump rather than running through a bottle every week.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
hammer and nail

OPTIONS:
- can crush corn if it is wet
- can crush bricks if it is wet

[A]: can crush bricks if it is wet
Q: Here is a goal: how can I propagate an orchid?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Cut a stem on your orchid at least 12 inches long near the base using pruning shears or a sharp knife. Divide the stem into several 3- to 4-inch sections, making sure each segment has a dormant bud. 2. Line a shallow tray with sphagnum moss, and mist the moss until it is thoroughly damp. Lay the cuttings in the moss.
- Cut a stem on your orchid at least 12 inches long near the base using pruning shears or a sharp knife. Divide the stem into several 3- to 4-inch sections, making sure each segment has a dormant bud. 2. Line a shallow tray with sphagnum moss, and mist the moss until it is thoroughly damp. Plant the cuttings in the moss

A:
Cut a stem on your orchid at least 12 inches long near the base using pruning shears or a sharp knife. Divide the stem into several 3- to 4-inch sections, making sure each segment has a dormant bud. 2. Line a shallow tray with sphagnum moss, and mist the moss until it is thoroughly damp. Plant the cuttings in the moss