Q: Here is a goal: To protect your eyes when working with a lathe, you can

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Wear protective earplugs
- Wear protective glasses

A: Wear protective glasses
Goal:
coin
OPTIONS:
- can clink on a screwdriver
- can be punctured with a screwdriver
Answer:
can clink on a screwdriver
Question:
Goal: How do you decide when to move a bee box over a small distance?

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

OPTIONS:
- Watch the hive around the middle of the day to ensure that most of the bees are out foraging. Smoke the hive to ensure that the remaining bees are docile.
- Watch the hive around the beginning of the day to ensure that most of the bees are out foraging. Smoke the hive to ensure that the remaining bees are docile.
Answer:
Watch the hive around the middle of the day to ensure that most of the bees are out foraging. Smoke the hive to ensure that the remaining bees are docile.
Goal and options: how can i make Blonde butter syrup

OPTIONS:
- 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup evaporated milk Melt butter in a large saucepan. Place evaporated milk in a large microwaveable dish/glass measure cup. Microwave for 60 seconds or until boiling. Add sugar to the evaporated milk immediately after removing from the microwave. (It will puff up when you first add the sugar to the milk, so that's why you want a big container to stir it in.) Whisk sugar and milk for a minute until sugar is mostly dissolved. Add to melted butter on the stove and whisk continuously over medium-high heat. Continue whisking until the syrup boils and thickens when it reaches a boil. Boil for 40 minutes
- 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup evaporated milk Melt butter in a large saucepan. Place evaporated milk in a large microwaveable dish/glass measure cup. Microwave for 60 seconds or until boiling. Add sugar to the evaporated milk immediately after removing from the microwave. (It will puff up when you first add the sugar to the milk, so that's why you want a big container to stir it in.) Whisk sugar and milk for a minute until sugar is mostly dissolved. Add to melted butter on the stove and whisk continuously over medium-high heat. Continue whisking until the syrup boils and thickens when it reaches a boil.
output answer: 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) 1 cup sugar 1/2 cup evaporated milk Melt butter in a large saucepan. Place evaporated milk in a large microwaveable dish/glass measure cup. Microwave for 60 seconds or until boiling. Add sugar to the evaporated milk immediately after removing from the microwave. (It will puff up when you first add the sugar to the milk, so that's why you want a big container to stir it in.) Whisk sugar and milk for a minute until sugar is mostly dissolved. Add to melted butter on the stove and whisk continuously over medium-high heat. Continue whisking until the syrup boils and thickens when it reaches a boil.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How do you say goodbye in Swedish?

OPTIONS:
- You can say "adjo" to say goodbye in Swedish. Sounds like hey-oh.
- You can say "adjo" to say goodbyd in Swedish, Sounds like adios.

[A]: You can say "adjo" to say goodbye in Swedish. Sounds like hey-oh.
Q: Here is a goal: What supplies are needed to make a multi-holiday wreath?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- 1. Wreath- I began with a wreath from a local craft store. It was about $4. I would recommend a more generic wreath so it doesn't seem to be out of season even in the summer. Also a wreath that has sturdier branches wouldn't shed sticks all over the floor so that should be another consideration. 2. LED String Lights 3. String- I used it to tie the bow together. 4. Electrical Tape- only to cover open connections if necessary.
- 1. Wreath- I began with a wreath from a local craft store. It was about $4. I would recommend a more generic wreath so it doesn't seem to be out of season even in the summer. Also a wreath that has sturdier branches wouldn't shed sticks all over the floor so that should be another consideration. 2. LED String Lights 3. String- I used it to tie the bow together. 4. Medical Tape- only to cover open connections if necessary.

A:
1. Wreath- I began with a wreath from a local craft store. It was about $4. I would recommend a more generic wreath so it doesn't seem to be out of season even in the summer. Also a wreath that has sturdier branches wouldn't shed sticks all over the floor so that should be another consideration. 2. LED String Lights 3. String- I used it to tie the bow together. 4. Electrical Tape- only to cover open connections if necessary.