Goal:
saw
OPTIONS:
- slices the metal of the magic eraser in half
- slices the metal of the penny in half
Answer:
slices the metal of the penny in half
Question:
Goal: floor

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

OPTIONS:
- can cut nails better than nail clipper
- can hold a human better than a nail clipper
Answer:
can hold a human better than a nail clipper
Goal and options: Spread seeds in garden.

OPTIONS:
- Fill up salt shaker with seeds.
- Fill up salt bag with seeds.
output answer: Fill up salt shaker with seeds.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
cheese cloth

OPTIONS:
- can be used to strain curds from whey
- can be used to strain water from whey

[A]: can be used to strain curds from whey
input question: How to Get Rid of Stress Balls on Your Neck

OPTIONS:
- To use the tennis ball technique, lie down on the floor and place the tennis ball beneath your neck, at the approximate location of the stress ball. You can also do this leaning against a wall.
- To use the bowling ball technique, lie down on the floor and place the bowling ball beneath your neck, at the approximate location of the stress ball. You can also do this leaning against a wall.

output answer: To use the tennis ball technique, lie down on the floor and place the tennis ball beneath your neck, at the approximate location of the stress ball. You can also do this leaning against a wall.
Goal and options: How to patch up a hole in drywall.

OPTIONS:
- Cut around the area of the hole into a square, then measure the square and cut another piece of drywall to size. Hold the new piece in place and drill to the studs. Place joint tape around the edges, then use a joint knife to apply putty. Sand it down when it's dry and wipe clean with a wet washcloth.
- Cut around the area of the hole into a square, then measure the square and cut another piece of drywall to size. Hold the new piece in place and scotch tape it to the studs. Place joint tape around the edges, then use a joint knife to apply putty. Sand it down when it's dry and wipe clean with a wet washcloth.
output answer:
Cut around the area of the hole into a square, then measure the square and cut another piece of drywall to size. Hold the new piece in place and drill to the studs. Place joint tape around the edges, then use a joint knife to apply putty. Sand it down when it's dry and wipe clean with a wet washcloth.