Q: Here is a goal: To speed up the process of cooking food in restaurants,

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- cook the food on heat that is twice as hot as usual to save time.
- have as much of the food prepped ahead of time as possible.

A: have as much of the food prepped ahead of time as possible.
Goal:
How to load a bobbin into a sewing machine.
OPTIONS:
- Place a wound bobbin into the shuttle, then load the shuttle into the bobbin chase and press until it won't unseat.
- Place an empty bobbin into the shuttle, then load the shuttle into the bobbin chase and press until it won't unseat.
Answer:
Place a wound bobbin into the shuttle, then load the shuttle into the bobbin chase and press until it won't unseat.
Question:
Goal: To make a scavenger hunt activity for a party,

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

OPTIONS:
- set up each stop leading to the end prize, and then make up fun clues to lead to each one.
- bury a treasure somewhere, and make a map to be followed to the spot marked on it.
Answer:
set up each stop leading to the end prize, and then make up fun clues to lead to each one.
Goal and options: to water seal a toggle switch.

OPTIONS:
- place super glue around the toggle button and wrap with 3M electrical tape, apply industrial adhesive, and wrap with more 3M electrical tape.
- wrap toggle with 3M electrical tape, apply industrial adhesive, and wrap with more 3M electrical tape.
output answer: place super glue around the toggle button and wrap with 3M electrical tape, apply industrial adhesive, and wrap with more 3M electrical tape.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How do I fold a plastic shopping bag to make it into fabric?

OPTIONS:
- Fold it over as many times as you like to get your desired thickness. Just make sure to fold it with the ink facing the inside, or you'll make a mess later with the hot iron.
- Fold it over as many times as you like to get your desired thickness. Just make sure to fold it with the ink facing the outside, or you'll make a mess later with the hot iron.

[A]: Fold it over as many times as you like to get your desired thickness. Just make sure to fold it with the ink facing the inside, or you'll make a mess later with the hot iron.
Q: Here is a goal: What are the steps to clean old metal fixtures?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Remove fixtures from antique. Place in the kitchen sink or large bowl. Pour white or apple cider vinegar that is 5% acidity into the sink with the fixtures. Put some ketchup in with the vinegar. Let the fixtures soak for a few hours. Wearing gloves, take each fixture and put some extra ketchup on them and scrub them using an old tooth brush. The ketchup helps make a paste to scrub the extra rust off. After scrubbing each fixture, place them back in the vinegar solution and let them rest a few more hours. Scrub more if necessary. Remove from vinegar solution, rinse off with water, and immediately dry with a cloth or paper towel afterwards. If you don't dry them they will oxidize again with the water and create more rust.
- Remove fixtures from antique. Place in the kitchen sink or large bowl. Pour white or apple cider vinegar that is 5% acidity into the sink with the fixtures. Put some ketchup in with the vinegar. Let the fixtures soak for a few hours. Wearing gloves, take each fixture and put some extra ketchup on them and scrub them using an old hair brush. The ketchup helps make a paste to scrub the extra rust off. After scrubbing each fixture, place them back in the vinegar solution and let them rest a few more hours. Scrub more if necessary. Remove from vinegar solution, rinse off with water, and immediately dry with a cloth or paper towel afterwards. If you don't dry them they will oxidize again with the water and create more rust.

A:
Remove fixtures from antique. Place in the kitchen sink or large bowl. Pour white or apple cider vinegar that is 5% acidity into the sink with the fixtures. Put some ketchup in with the vinegar. Let the fixtures soak for a few hours. Wearing gloves, take each fixture and put some extra ketchup on them and scrub them using an old tooth brush. The ketchup helps make a paste to scrub the extra rust off. After scrubbing each fixture, place them back in the vinegar solution and let them rest a few more hours. Scrub more if necessary. Remove from vinegar solution, rinse off with water, and immediately dry with a cloth or paper towel afterwards. If you don't dry them they will oxidize again with the water and create more rust.