[Q]: Objective: How can I silence a slamming screen door? OPTIONS:
- Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the inner door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.
- Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the outside of the door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.
[A]: Dab a couple of short beads of silicone caulk along the inner door jamb where it hits and let dry with the door open, the silicone pads will help quiet the racket.
Q: Here is a goal: ice cream scoop

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Can be soaked up by paper towel
- Can be soaked up by crossing out

A: Can be soaked up by paper towel
Goal:
Remove a wheel from a car.
OPTIONS:
- Elevate the vehicle using a jack. Loosen and remove each of the five or six lug nuts holding the wheel to the wheel hub using a tire iron or socket. Gently pull the wheel to remove it from the vehicle.
- Elevate the vehicle using a jack. Loosen and remove each of the five or six lug nuts holding the wheel to the wheel hub using a tire iron or socket. Gently push the wheel to remove it from the vehicle.
Answer:
Elevate the vehicle using a jack. Loosen and remove each of the five or six lug nuts holding the wheel to the wheel hub using a tire iron or socket. Gently pull the wheel to remove it from the vehicle.
Question:
Goal: How can you regulate your potted plants moisture better?

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

OPTIONS:
- Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up steaks and put them in the bottom of the pot. The steaks retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The steak acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.
- Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up old sponges and put them in the bottom of the pot. The sponges retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The sponge acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.
Answer:
Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up old sponges and put them in the bottom of the pot. The sponges retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The sponge acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.
Goal and options: To stop a child from disobeying you,

OPTIONS:
- warn them that after you count to three, you'll put them into time out. Then count and follow through if they don't stop.
- warn them that after you count to three, you'll slap them. Then count and follow through if they don't stop.
output answer: warn them that after you count to three, you'll put them into time out. Then count and follow through if they don't stop.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
vase

OPTIONS:
- can store plates
- can store water

[A]:
can store water