Problem: Men are playing polo in a field. The man in white hits the ball. the man in white OPTIONS:
- hits the ball again.
- takes a drink of his beer.
- kicks the ball on to the field.
- kicks the ball.

Answer: hits the ball again.

Problem: How to count carbohydrates
Find the total amount of a serving size at the top of the nutrition label.
Product labels give nutritional information based on serving size, not the entire contents of a package. Serving size is generally listed in both volume amounts and weight measurements. OPTIONS:
- The weight is usually listed in parentheses next to the volume amount. For example , 1 cup of this product weighs 250 grams (8.8 oz).
- A product's container size is a number written directly after the product name and " l " with a triangle in front of it. A container size of roughly 3 times the usual serving size would be 121.
- If you have a package of carbohydrates, you can calculate these quantities using specific nutrition theory. For example, the bulk of the package for the kale is 30 ounces per serving.
- Many health organizations employ a self-use calculator to track calories and food intake. The first place you would look is the health food website at http: // www.lackgood.com/calculators/nutrition-calculator /.

Answer: The weight is usually listed in parentheses next to the volume amount. For example , 1 cup of this product weighs 250 grams (8.8 oz).

Problem: How to refill a tape dispenser
Remove the empty roll.
The empty roll should be on a plastic spindle or roller. Remove both the empty roll and the roller holding it. OPTIONS:
- Pry the roll out of the holder. You can wiggle and pull the roll out of the connector at the rear of the dispenser for quick access to the o-rings, which most grocery stores sometimes hold.
- Pull the tape from the roll that extends. A rolling pin is ideal for this purpose.
- Slide the spindle out of the grooves it is resting in, by lifting it upward and to the rear of the dispenser. Smaller tape dispensers may not have a spindle.
- Set the tray on your desk with the tape facing. Place the tape in the tray, with the end facing upwards.
Answer: Slide the spindle out of the grooves it is resting in, by lifting it upward and to the rear of the dispenser. Smaller tape dispensers may not have a spindle.