[Q]: Objective: To increase the durability of cloth hammock made for small animals. OPTIONS:
- Back the hammock with a stronger fabric like denim.
- Back the hammock with a stronger material like wood.
[A]: Back the hammock with a stronger fabric like denim.

[Q]: Objective: how do you hold your breath? OPTIONS:
- take a deep breath in, and don't let it out.
- take a deep breath in and let it out after five minutes.
[A]: take a deep breath in, and don't let it out.

[Q]: Objective: To remove wooden boards from a wooden pallet. OPTIONS:
- Use a crowbar to pry up the board. Once the nail is reachable with the back of the hammer, pull it out. Repeat until all the nails and wood boards are removed.
- Use a back of the hammer to pry up the board. Once the nail is reachable with the crowbar, pull it out. Repeat until all the nails and wood boards are removed.
[A]: Use a crowbar to pry up the board. Once the nail is reachable with the back of the hammer, pull it out. Repeat until all the nails and wood boards are removed.

[Q]: Objective: Learn how to prepare the ground to set up a tent on it. OPTIONS:
- No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick ground cloth big enough to encompass the pace of at least most of your tent.
- No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick board big enough to encompass the space of at least most of your tent.
[A]:
No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick ground cloth big enough to encompass the pace of at least most of your tent.