[Q]: Objective: How to apply facial scrub to skin OPTIONS:
- Use a eyedropper to remove the scrub from the container. Fill the eyedropper with the scrub with water and shake it around vigorously. Then apply the eyedropper mixture to the face. Use hands to quickly scrub face making sure to scrub hard enough to remove dead skin.
- Open the scrub container and tilt it to pour the solution into one hand. Do not pinch it with your fingers as this will waste the product under your nails. Wet your other hand and apply the water to your face. Combine the scrub with the water on your face and gently massage in small circles.
[A]: Open the scrub container and tilt it to pour the solution into one hand. Do not pinch it with your fingers as this will waste the product under your nails. Wet your other hand and apply the water to your face. Combine the scrub with the water on your face and gently massage in small circles.

[Q]: Objective: Make a fun meal with hot dogs and spaghetti OPTIONS:
- Cut hot dogs into pieces. Thread several pieces of spaghetti through the hot dogs and boil according to the spaghetti directions. Add sauce or butter to taste
- Cut hot dogs into pieces. Thread several pieces of spaghetti through the hot dogs and soak according to the spaghetti directions. Add sauce or butter to taste
[A]: Cut hot dogs into pieces. Thread several pieces of spaghetti through the hot dogs and boil according to the spaghetti directions. Add sauce or butter to taste

[Q]: Objective: lipstick OPTIONS:
- can color pumice
- can color wok
[A]: can color pumice

[Q]: Objective: Why does sugar cause tooth decay? OPTIONS:
- It is not really the sugar that causes decay. Sugar however provides a friendly environment for bacteria that do eat away tooth enamel and introduce decay. If you do eat sugar, rinse afterward with stronger bacteria to make sure you are not contributing to a bacteria friendly environment.
- It is not really the sugar that causes decay. Sugar however provides a friendly environment for bacteria that do eat away tooth enamel and introduce decay. If you do eat sugar, rinse afterward to make sure you are not contributing to a bacteria friendly environment.
[A]:
It is not really the sugar that causes decay. Sugar however provides a friendly environment for bacteria that do eat away tooth enamel and introduce decay. If you do eat sugar, rinse afterward to make sure you are not contributing to a bacteria friendly environment.