Problem: How to use a waffle maker
Prepare your desired waffle batter.
You can make it from scratch using your favorite recipe, or you can make it using a boxed mix. Don't over-mix the batter; you want there to be some lumps. OPTIONS:
- If you do this, the waffle will turn out chewy. Add some oil or melted butter into your recipe to reduce sticking.
- Make sure to mix it well enough so that the waffle comes out stronger. Spray a 9-inch or 23-inch baking pan with nonstick cooking spray.
- Create a neutral color by grating a small amount of processed food in a bowl. You can use any food coloring, such as light brown or white or even dark blue.
- Your desired texture should be slightly rough with a little taper on the top and then a bit more raised, but not rough enough to disrupt the temperature of the waffle iron. Use a mixer to make sure you have a smooth, loose consistency.

Answer: If you do this, the waffle will turn out chewy. Add some oil or melted butter into your recipe to reduce sticking.

Problem: How to find a job using an employment agency
Choose an employment agency with a good reputation.
If you specialize in a particular kind of work, such as construction or administrative work, look for an agency with that niche.
Schedule an appointment with the agency. OPTIONS:
- This might be at a set time or when the office is closed. Often, their main purpose is to negotiate, so a meeting in person is a good idea.
- You may be required to provide some information at the time you set up your appointment. Ask if you should send a resume in advance of your meeting.
- This will help ensure you pick an agency with a good reputation. Ask about their staff and appointment procedures.
- Send the necessary materials to the agency, either by mail or over the phone. The appointment will include : An interview.

Answer: You may be required to provide some information at the time you set up your appointment. Ask if you should send a resume in advance of your meeting.

Problem: A team is on the ice, playing a game of hockey. They slide around, hitting the puck and trying to keep it away from their opponents. the goalie OPTIONS:
- is stopping to catch his breath, while the rest of his team is fighting to keep him down.
- attemps to keep the puck from going into the goal.
- grimaces at the loss, after the game ends.
- knocks in a friend of his.
Answer: attemps to keep the puck from going into the goal.