input question: pole

OPTIONS:
- keeps tents standing
- keeps animals standing

output answer: keeps tents standing
[Q]: Objective: How to avoid newspaper ink on one's fingers OPTIONS:
- Take the day's newspaper and unfold completely. Carefully and thoroughly iron the newspaper on medium heat and separate each page till cool. Refold the newspaper.
- Take the day's newspaper and unfold completely. Carefully and thoroughly iron the newspaper on extreme heat and separate each page till cool. Refold the newspaper.
[A]: Take the day's newspaper and unfold completely. Carefully and thoroughly iron the newspaper on medium heat and separate each page till cool. Refold the newspaper.
Q: Here is a goal: How to make an easy finger skateboard?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Cut out a piece of cardboard, lift the edges slightly and then place some double sided tape on the top, use your fingers to ride the skateboard
- Cut out a piece of cardboard, lift the edges slightly and then place some double sided tape on the bottom, use your fingers to ride the skateboard

A: Cut out a piece of cardboard, lift the edges slightly and then place some double sided tape on the top, use your fingers to ride the skateboard
Goal:
Make a reusable toilet seat liner.
OPTIONS:
- Place one sock on each side of toilet seat.
- Place one glove on each side of toilet seat.
Answer:
Place one sock on each side of toilet seat.
Question:
Goal: how to quickly clean a cutting board after peeling vegetables

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

OPTIONS:
- lay a piece of plastic wrap over your cutting board and peel above it. When you're done, pick up the plastic for an instantly clean cutting board
- lay a piece of tupperware over your cutting board and peel above it. When you're done, pick up the plastic for an instantly clean cutting board
Answer:
lay a piece of plastic wrap over your cutting board and peel above it. When you're done, pick up the plastic for an instantly clean cutting board
Goal:
Easy non toxic finger painting fun for the kids.
OPTIONS:
- Use primary paints, a jar each of non toxic acrylic yellow, blue and red. Make secondary colours by mixing equal amounts a teaspoon at a time, to make other colours. Place the new colours in little cupcake holders or similar. The kids will love creating their own colours. Set up a table with large sheets off a roll of parchment or other cheap paper, and let them start dipping their fingers in and start painting on it, their many treasures.
- Use primary paints, a jar each of non toxic acrylic yellow, blue and red. Make secondary colours by mixing equal amounts a teaspoon at a time, to make other colours. Place the new colours in little cupcake holders or similar. The kids will love creating their own colours. Set up a table that you don't mind getting paint on, and let them start dipping their fingers in and start painting on it. You will have an art deco table to treasure.
Answer:
Use primary paints, a jar each of non toxic acrylic yellow, blue and red. Make secondary colours by mixing equal amounts a teaspoon at a time, to make other colours. Place the new colours in little cupcake holders or similar. The kids will love creating their own colours. Set up a table with large sheets off a roll of parchment or other cheap paper, and let them start dipping their fingers in and start painting on it, their many treasures.