Problem: How to paint marble
Choose a well-ventilated area and protect your workspace.
If the item can be moved, you may want to take it outside or to a garage or patio. If it can't be moved, open plenty of windows and doors and turn on fans to ventilate the area. OPTIONS:
- You can also wear a respirator. To prevent drips from staining your floor, lay out a drop cloth or old blanket under the item.
- You don't want an area that has room to clutter. Keep pets and children away from statues or work figures, where they can pose a safety hazard.
- Lay down newspaper on a work surface. One excellent way to remove dirt and mildew from marble is with a wet newspaper.
- Stay out of rooms that you use regularly. Mop up any debris, dust, dirt, and even mold that gets in when you open doors and windows.

Answer: You can also wear a respirator. To prevent drips from staining your floor, lay out a drop cloth or old blanket under the item.

Problem: A family is seen sitting on the beach making sand castles with a object. people OPTIONS:
- approach the area with the object and begin pushing it around the beach.
- walk down the beach with the object.
- stand around to watch them work and the camera pans around the kids playing in the sand.
- are going on a boat sailing away in the water.

Answer: stand around to watch them work and the camera pans around the kids playing in the sand.

Problem: How to measure and record a pulse during first aid
Locate the pulse.
The most effective place to measure the pulse is on the inside of the patient's wrist. With your middle and index fingers, feel around on the patient's wrist. OPTIONS:
- The pulse is usually strongest on the thumb side. When you feel a strong, steady pulse, hold your fingers there.
- If there is a hard surface, it might be hard to detect the pulse. You should find the pulse if there is no pulse present.
- It could be a cm-shaped bone attached to the wrist without tapping the test probe clockwise. If you can't locate the pulse, proceed to the next step.
- If the patient's wrist is stiffer, then the pulse is more likely to be there. Do not use your middle or index fingers if the pulse is located on the outside of the wrist-loop.
Answer: The pulse is usually strongest on the thumb side. When you feel a strong, steady pulse, hold your fingers there.