[Q]: Objective: How long do you have to walk to burn off 100 calories? OPTIONS:
- Walking at about a mile every 15 minutes, you would walk for 30 minutes, or 2 miles. An easy way to remember is to walk one mile in any direction, and then just walk back in some other direction.
- Walking at about a mile every 15 minutes, you would walk for 30 minutes, or 2 miles. An easy way to remember is to walk one mile in any direction, and then just walk back in the opposite direction.
[A]: Walking at about a mile every 15 minutes, you would walk for 30 minutes, or 2 miles. An easy way to remember is to walk one mile in any direction, and then just walk back in the opposite direction.
Q: Here is a goal: crayon

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- can get wet by oil
- can get wet by floss

A: can get wet by oil
Goal:
How to clean a table.
OPTIONS:
- Take all debris off the table and put it where it belongs. Once table is clear, get a wet wash cloth and run it over the top of the table.
- Take all debris off table and leave laying around in the room. Wash table with a wet cloth and put all debris back on the table.
Answer:
Take all debris off the table and put it where it belongs. Once table is clear, get a wet wash cloth and run it over the top of the table.
Question:
Goal: How to win Sudoku

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

OPTIONS:
- Make sure the numbers 1-9 do not repeat in any column, row, or square.
- Make sure numbers 1-9 repeat only once in every column, row, and square.
Answer:
Make sure the numbers 1-9 do not repeat in any column, row, or square.
Goal and options: how do you trample over someone?

OPTIONS:
- jump over them
- run over them
output answer: run over them
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
DIY seed starters

OPTIONS:
- raid your neighbors flower beds, and take their plants out of their containers.
- save your egg shells, and fill with potting soil.

[A]:
save your egg shells, and fill with potting soil.