Problem: A large christmas is shown is shown followed by a woman standing beside it. the girl OPTIONS:
- begins decorating the tree while jumping up and down in place.
- then begins drinking a cup and shaves her leg very quickly.
- then uses a tin can to put on ornaments two at a time.
- is leading a boy on a horse around the yard.

Answer: begins decorating the tree while jumping up and down in place.

Problem: How to start a car
Get in the driver's seat and buckle up.
Put on your seat belt. Do not drive without wearing a seat belt as it is both unsafe and illegal in many places!
Insert the key into the ignition. OPTIONS:
- Press down on it until it feels right in place, then release it. If the key jiggles about in the ignition, do not get in.
- The ignition point is often located near the steering wheel. It looks like a round piece of metal, often with writing on it, with a keyhole in the center of it.
- It is key-operated and enters the engine from the left. You may wish to turn it on but doing so could result in an automatic emergency.
- If you do not have a jack. Turn the key into first gear then into right gear.

Answer: The ignition point is often located near the steering wheel. It looks like a round piece of metal, often with writing on it, with a keyhole in the center of it.

Problem: How to replace a leaky aquarium
Clear the area.
You will need lots of floor space and an easy lift of the old tank.
Drain the tank, leaving about 10%-40% of the water, depending on number of fish and size of your tank and holding buckets. OPTIONS:
- For every 30 inches (760 mm) of fish no bigger than 7 inches (180 mm) you will need one 5 gallon (20 l) bucket. If this is not available, use anything that won't be too small or have harmful residue in it.
- Measure the tank and remove the pieces that came off. Use a narrow black measuring tape to take all the pieces off, leaving just a 9 " square square at the very bottom of the tank.
- Ensure that all the water is completely drained out, this is vital in removing dirty water from the tank. You will need to remove all the gravel to make room for your new tank.
- Take out the suction cups, always, and set them aside. This step is optional, only takes a few minutes.
Answer: For every 30 inches (760 mm) of fish no bigger than 7 inches (180 mm) you will need one 5 gallon (20 l) bucket. If this is not available, use anything that won't be too small or have harmful residue in it.