Q: Here is a goal: can

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- can hold more water than an earring back
- can start more fires than an earring back

A: can hold more water than an earring back
Goal:
metal bucket
OPTIONS:
- holds spilled marbles and other toys the kid dropped
- holds soccer ball and other sports items the kid dropped
Answer:
holds spilled marbles and other toys the kid dropped
Question:
Goal: to make a cover for a tissue box

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

OPTIONS:
- Measure the length and width of the box and use a knife to cut a piece of wood using those dimensions. Cut a hole in the center of the wood that will let a piece of kleenex pull through it. Measure the inner walls thickness and using wood glue glue an L shaped block on the bottom of the lid on each corner so that when the lid is put on the box it is snug and will not move around.
- Measure the length and width of the box and use a handsaw to cut a piece of wood using those dimensions. Cut a hole in the center of the wood that will let a piece of kleenex pull through it. Measure the inner walls thickness and using wood glue glue an L shaped block on the bottom of the lid on each corner so that when the lid is put on the box it is snug and will not move around.
Answer:
Measure the length and width of the box and use a handsaw to cut a piece of wood using those dimensions. Cut a hole in the center of the wood that will let a piece of kleenex pull through it. Measure the inner walls thickness and using wood glue glue an L shaped block on the bottom of the lid on each corner so that when the lid is put on the box it is snug and will not move around.
Goal and options: Joining the legs to seat

OPTIONS:
- Join the legs with three 2-1/2-in. deck screws and construction adhesive. Pre-drill all the screw holes with a countersink bit to avoid splitting the wood. Finally, set the sides up parallel to each other and glue and screw one on the front and one on the back of seat at designation ( front 1-1/2 in from front edge back 1 -1/2 in from back edge).
- Join the legs with three 2-1/2-in. deck screws and construction adhesive. Pre-drill all the screw holes with a countersink bit to avoid splitting the wood. Finally, set the sides up parallel to each other and glue and screw one on the front and one on the back of seat at pre-marked designations ( front 1-1/2in from front edge back 1 -1/2in from back edge)
output answer: Join the legs with three 2-1/2-in. deck screws and construction adhesive. Pre-drill all the screw holes with a countersink bit to avoid splitting the wood. Finally, set the sides up parallel to each other and glue and screw one on the front and one on the back of seat at pre-marked designations ( front 1-1/2in from front edge back 1 -1/2in from back edge)
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How to frost cake.

OPTIONS:
- Scoop frosting with a whisk and spread evenly over the top of the cake.
- Scoop frosting with a rubber spatula and spread evenly over the top of the cake.

[A]: Scoop frosting with a rubber spatula and spread evenly over the top of the cake.
Q: Here is a goal: How to Cool Burns from Chili Peppers?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- First rinse your mouth well with water. Grab a cup of dairy product such as whole milk, yogurt or ice cream and eat or drink. Milk works almost like a soap by dissolving the capsaicin and reducing the burning sensation in your mouth. There's a protein found in milk called casein that acts like a detergent against capsaicin.
- First drink warm water and wait for five minute. Grab a cup of dairy product such as whole milk, yogurt or ice cream and eat or drink. Milk works almost like a soap by dissolving the capsaicin and reducing the burning sensation in your mouth. There's a protein found in milk called casein that acts like a detergent against capsaicin.

A:
First rinse your mouth well with water. Grab a cup of dairy product such as whole milk, yogurt or ice cream and eat or drink. Milk works almost like a soap by dissolving the capsaicin and reducing the burning sensation in your mouth. There's a protein found in milk called casein that acts like a detergent against capsaicin.