Goal:
How do you lightly sand any carved surfaces?
OPTIONS:
- Fold a piece of 120-grit sandpaper into a thin strip. Wrap it around your finger, then lightly sand the inside edges of the carved line. This removes any chips or splinters.[
- Fold a piece of 120-grit graphite paper into a thin strip. Wrap it around your finger, then lightly sand the inside edges of the carved line. This removes any chips or splinters.[
Answer:
Fold a piece of 120-grit sandpaper into a thin strip. Wrap it around your finger, then lightly sand the inside edges of the carved line. This removes any chips or splinters.[
Question:
Goal: Prevent tall boots from falling over.

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

OPTIONS:
- Stuff boots with pool noodles.
- Stuff boots with raw pasta noodles.
Answer:
Stuff boots with pool noodles.
Goal and options: To avoid a short circuit when trimming wires within a cord, it is important to

OPTIONS:
- Cut all the wires at the same length so they directly touch
- Cut all the wires at slightly different lengths so they don't directly touch
output answer: Cut all the wires at slightly different lengths so they don't directly touch
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
ho emuch energy does a photon have

OPTIONS:
- A photon can contain as much energy as you want. All electrons have exactly 1 unit of electric charge, no more, no less. Energy, by contrast, is proportional to frequency: E=hf, where h is the Planck's constant (6.6x10^-34 Joule-seconds).
- A photon can contain as much energy as you want. All electrons have exactly 10 units of electric charge, no more, no less. Energy, by contrast, is proportional to frequency: E=hf, where h is the Planck's constant (6.6x10^-34 Joule-seconds).

[A]: A photon can contain as much energy as you want. All electrons have exactly 1 unit of electric charge, no more, no less. Energy, by contrast, is proportional to frequency: E=hf, where h is the Planck's constant (6.6x10^-34 Joule-seconds).
input question: How to Make Easy Onion Rings

OPTIONS:
- To make easy onion rings, start with a large sweet onion like vidalias. Cut into moderately thick slices.
- To make easy onion rings, start with a large sweet onion like a red onion. Cut into moderately thick slices.

output answer: To make easy onion rings, start with a large sweet onion like vidalias. Cut into moderately thick slices.
Goal and options: To bend strips of metal that are too strong to bend by hand, you can

OPTIONS:
- Place them in a folder to give you the extra leverage needed to bend them
- Place them in a vice to give you the extra leverage needed to bend them
output answer:
Place them in a vice to give you the extra leverage needed to bend them