Q: Here is a goal: What can I use in case of emergency if I don't have a candle?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Use a crayon, light the end of a bit of the paper, it will burn for about 30 min, just set it on a large plate in case it falls over.
- Use a crayon to draw a picture of light on a bit of the paper, it will burn for about 30 min, just set it on a large plate in case it falls over.

A: Use a crayon, light the end of a bit of the paper, it will burn for about 30 min, just set it on a large plate in case it falls over.
Goal:
To create a refrigeator magnet from a small household item.
OPTIONS:
- Find (or create if nessary) a flat surface on the item and glue a magnet to the item.
- Find (or create if nessary) a flat surface on the magnet and glue it to the fridge.
Answer:
Find (or create if nessary) a flat surface on the item and glue a magnet to the item.
Question:
Goal: Can table salt be substituted in place of sea salt when cooking?

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

OPTIONS:
- Yes, sea salt is similar to table salt. The main difference is sea salt typically contains extra minerals such as potassium and calcium, while table salt has been processed to remove most extra minerals.
- No, sea salt is only slightly similar to table salt. The main difference is table salt typically contains extra minerals such as potassium and calcium, while sea salt has been processed to remove most extra minerals.
Answer:
Yes, sea salt is similar to table salt. The main difference is sea salt typically contains extra minerals such as potassium and calcium, while table salt has been processed to remove most extra minerals.
Goal and options: What is a good way to amp up a childs learning while they watch their favorite shows?

OPTIONS:
- Turn on your TVs subtitles feature, they'll be exposed to words as characters say them, and learn to read.
- Turn on your TVs sound feature, they'll be exposed to words as characters say them, and learn to read.
output answer: Turn on your TVs subtitles feature, they'll be exposed to words as characters say them, and learn to read.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How do you feed a honeybee to help it recover?

OPTIONS:
- Mix 30% true honey with 70% room temperature tap water. A 1:1 mix of organic sugar and room temperature water will also work. Use a pipette, eyedropper, or small spoon to place a few drops of the mixture within the bee's reach. Or, place the mixture directly on the bee. Allow the bee to eat it.
- Mix 30% true honey with 70% room temperature tap water. A 1:1 mix of organic sugar and room temperature water will also work. Use a pipette, eyedropper, or small spoon to place a few drops of the mixture within the bee's reach. Do not place the mixture directly on the bee. Allow the bee to eat it.

[A]: Mix 30% true honey with 70% room temperature tap water. A 1:1 mix of organic sugar and room temperature water will also work. Use a pipette, eyedropper, or small spoon to place a few drops of the mixture within the bee's reach. Do not place the mixture directly on the bee. Allow the bee to eat it.
Q: Here is a goal: How do I cut a circle out of fabric to make a pouch?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Take something round such as a plate and place it on bunched up fabric, then cut around the edges with scissors.
- Take something round such as a plate and place it on fabric laying flat, then cut around the edges with scissors.

A:
Take something round such as a plate and place it on fabric laying flat, then cut around the edges with scissors.