[Q]: Objective: how do you continue something? OPTIONS:
- keep it going.
- stop it from happening.
[A]: keep it going.
Q: Here is a goal: To prep your oats to cook up properly and in a decent amount of time for your breakfast

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Place your oats into the jar with the desired amount of olive oil for cooking and give them a little stir. Place the jar into the fridge and forget about it until the morning.
- Place your oats into the jar with the desired amount of water for cooking and give them a little stir. Place the jar into the fridge and forget about it until the morning.

A: Place your oats into the jar with the desired amount of water for cooking and give them a little stir. Place the jar into the fridge and forget about it until the morning.
Goal:
How to know that the cake is fully cooked and ready to exit the oven?
OPTIONS:
- Using a toothpick, prod into the middle of cake and remove, should it remove without crumbs it is ready to be removed
- Using a toothpick, prod into the outside of the cake gently and remove, should there be any crumbs on the cake toothpick it is done
Answer:
Using a toothpick, prod into the middle of cake and remove, should it remove without crumbs it is ready to be removed
Question:
Goal: how do you bomb a test?

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

OPTIONS:
- fail it.
- pass it.
Answer:
fail it.
Goal and options: pole

OPTIONS:
- keeps tents standing
- keeps animals standing
output answer: keeps tents standing
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To store old granola that you won't be using for a while.

OPTIONS:
- Put the granola into a Glad tupper ware container and put back in your pantry.
- Put the granola into an open air coffee container and put back in your pantry.

[A]:
Put the granola into a Glad tupper ware container and put back in your pantry.