Goal and options: How to shape melted aluminium?

OPTIONS:
- Transfer the melted mixture into a cast or groove and let it cool off and solidify to make the desired shape.
- Dip the vessel or object of the required shape and dip it in the melted mixture. Later dip it in cool water so that the aluminium is shaped accordingly.
output answer: Transfer the melted mixture into a cast or groove and let it cool off and solidify to make the desired shape.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
how do you heal a sprained ankle?

OPTIONS:
- stay off of it for three weeks.
- don't run on it for three weeks.

[A]: stay off of it for three weeks.
input question: how do you do something sloppy?

OPTIONS:
- do it unorganized
- do it organized

output answer: do it unorganized
[Q]: Objective: To easily roast an onion, OPTIONS:
- place the onion in the oven with the skin on and bake it,
- add the onion into boiling water for half an hour and then bake it.
[A]: place the onion in the oven with the skin on and bake it,
Q: Here is a goal: How to drill a hole in a penny?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Spray WD-40 on to the penny, letting the rim of it hold a puddle to help keep the bit cool. Place the pennies in your carpenter's pincers then use a drill in the center. Chisel down the raised edges.
- Spray WD-40 on to the penny, and rinse it off with water to keep it cooler. Place the pennies in your carpenter's pincers then use a drill in the center. Chisel down the raised edges.

A: Spray WD-40 on to the penny, letting the rim of it hold a puddle to help keep the bit cool. Place the pennies in your carpenter's pincers then use a drill in the center. Chisel down the raised edges.
Question:
Goal: How to make a place mat.

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

OPTIONS:
- Cut out fabric and batting. Then cut 2 pieces of fabric 14 inches tall by 19 inches wide. Next cut 1 piece of cotton fusible batting, 13 inches tall by 18 inches wide. Sandwich the batting between the two pieces of fabric. Iron both sides of the fabric pieces to fuse the batting in place. Quilt the place mats together. Using a ruler and the disappearing ink pen, draw straight lines at a 45 degree angle in both directions. Sew along all your marked lines.
- Cut out fabric and batting. Then cut 2 pieces of fabric 24inches tall by 16 inches wide. Next cut 1 piece of cotton fusible batting, 13 inches tall by 18 inches wide. Sandwich the batting between the two pieces of fabric. Iron both sides of the fabric pieces to fuse the batting in place. Quilt the place mats together. Using a ruler and the disappearing ink pen, draw straight lines at a 45 degree angle in both directions. Staple along all your marked lines.
Answer:
Cut out fabric and batting. Then cut 2 pieces of fabric 14 inches tall by 19 inches wide. Next cut 1 piece of cotton fusible batting, 13 inches tall by 18 inches wide. Sandwich the batting between the two pieces of fabric. Iron both sides of the fabric pieces to fuse the batting in place. Quilt the place mats together. Using a ruler and the disappearing ink pen, draw straight lines at a 45 degree angle in both directions. Sew along all your marked lines.