[Q]: Objective: How do I print the image on the waxy side of the paper? OPTIONS:
- First remove each of the labels, and the label boundaries from the paper. Using your finger rub it across each side of the paper to find out which side has a matte surface and which has a waxy. Put the paper in your printer with the waxy side facing the part for the image will be printed.
- First remove each of the labels, and the label boundaries from the paper, and stick them on the back of the paper. Using your finger rub it across each side of the paper to find out which side has a matte surface and which has a waxy. Put the paper in your printer with the waxy side facing the part for the image will be printed.
[A]: First remove each of the labels, and the label boundaries from the paper. Using your finger rub it across each side of the paper to find out which side has a matte surface and which has a waxy. Put the paper in your printer with the waxy side facing the part for the image will be printed.

[Q]: Objective: metal armor OPTIONS:
- protects against a knife easily
- protects against water easily
[A]: protects against a knife easily

[Q]: Objective: For making a jar of dandelion honey, how many dandelions will I need? OPTIONS:
- You need about 200 large dandelion heads, or 300 small dandelion heads.
- You need about two large dandelion heads, or three small dandelion heads.
[A]: You need about 200 large dandelion heads, or 300 small dandelion heads.

[Q]: Objective: How can I get dust out of my speakers? OPTIONS:
- Scrub the speakers. Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, brush the speaker ports. This gentle motion should clean grime and gunk off the speakers. ... Use painter's tape. Painter's tape is a blue tape used when painting walls. ... Blow debris out of the speaker. Use compressed air to blow lint and dust out of your speakers.
- Scrub the speakers. Using some steel wool, brush the speaker ports. This gentle motion should clean grime and gunk off the speakers. ... Use painter's tape. Painter's tape is a blue tape used when painting walls. ... Blow debris out of the speaker. Use compressed air to blow lint and dust out of your speakers.
[A]:
Scrub the speakers. Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, brush the speaker ports. This gentle motion should clean grime and gunk off the speakers. ... Use painter's tape. Painter's tape is a blue tape used when painting walls. ... Blow debris out of the speaker. Use compressed air to blow lint and dust out of your speakers.