input question: how do you put a helmet on?

OPTIONS:
- place the helmet over your head like a hat, and then click the buckles in place underneath your chin.
- place the helmet over your head like a hat.

output answer: place the helmet over your head like a hat, and then click the buckles in place underneath your chin.
[Q]: Objective: How to Keep Your Underarms Fresh and Clean OPTIONS:
- Foods with strong scents, such as garlic, onions, and spices like curry can contribute to body odor.
- Foods with strong scents, such as garlic, onions, and spices like curry can contribute to a nicer odor.
[A]: Foods with strong scents, such as garlic, onions, and spices like curry can contribute to body odor.
Q: Here is a goal: How do you throw a horseshoe?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Hold the horseshoe at the arch, then swing your arm backwards then forwards and release, trying not to flip the horseshoe in the air.
- Hold the horseshoe at the points, then swing your arm backwards then forwards and release, trying not to flip the horseshoe in the air.

A: Hold the horseshoe at the arch, then swing your arm backwards then forwards and release, trying not to flip the horseshoe in the air.
Goal:
What does the FAST acronym mean to a first aid technician?
OPTIONS:
- F.A.S.T. means the paramedic has to work fast to prevent or mitigate serious injury that may result from an impending stroke or other untreated injury that may in actual fact need prompt attention.
- F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.
Answer:
F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.
Question:
Goal: How to cold brew coffee at home?

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

OPTIONS:
- Pour ice and the coffee grounds into a french press overnight, then press down on the press and pour the water over ice
- Pour water and the coffee grounds into a french press overnight, then press down on the press and pour the concentrate over ice
Answer:
Pour water and the coffee grounds into a french press overnight, then press down on the press and pour the concentrate over ice
Goal:
What does the FAST acronym mean to a first aid technician?
OPTIONS:
- F.A.S.T. means the paramedic has to work fast to prevent or mitigate serious injury that may result from an impending stroke or other untreated injury that may in actual fact need prompt attention.
- F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.
Answer:
F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.