Problem: How to buy a chef's knife
Choose a store that stocks a variety of chef's knives.
Choosing a chef's knife is a hands-on activity. Find a store that allows you to hold the knife in your hand. OPTIONS:
- Become familiar with the feel of the knife and its durability. For example, look for one that stocks a wide variety of cuts that can be sliced.
- Preferably, the store should give you the opportunity to cut food with the knives you are considering. Knowledgeable salespeople can be a great asset when deciding on a knife.
- Store the blade in your back pocket, under your elbow, and behind your back. Doing this will allow you to readily see the knife to see if it is balanced.
- When shopping for a chef's knife, wear comfortable feet and keep a kitchen diary. Write down everything you eat, where you eat, what your socks look like, and how they feel.

Answer: Preferably, the store should give you the opportunity to cut food with the knives you are considering. Knowledgeable salespeople can be a great asset when deciding on a knife.

Problem: A group of young people play volleyball and surf on a sunny day the beach. two girls OPTIONS:
- engage in a game of volleyball pushing and kicking a ball in the water.
- compete volleyball competitively arriving to join the team.
- throw their bikinis onto the sand as a group of adults move on.
- play volleyball with each other without a net on the beach in bikinis.

Answer: play volleyball with each other without a net on the beach in bikinis.

Problem: How to install landscape edging
Mark the area with spray paint.
Use an old garden hose to mark the perimeter of the area you want to edge. Once it's laid out in the shape and size you want, spray paint the ground around the outside edge of the perimeter. OPTIONS:
- If you're planning on edging over human remains or statustatuary, you can use two latex markers to give the label of the line and whether you intend to paint it on. A small plastic fountain float is an easy way to prevent the spray paint from splashing on someone's hands.
- You can determine the location by watching the area for signs of rain, movement of cars and any other disturbances. If the area is exposed, you may want to replace areas with removable edging if rain and heavy traffic interrupt the system.
- Dig a trench with a spear-headed shovel. Use the shovel to start digging a trench along the spray painted line.
- Be generous with your painter's tape because you don't want paint to fall off the area as you work. Spray paint comes in a variety of colors, but choose as few as you want a color that will stand out from the rest of the landscape.
Answer: Dig a trench with a spear-headed shovel. Use the shovel to start digging a trench along the spray painted line.