Goal and options: To collect the fat from from boiled milk, you should

OPTIONS:
- Use a spoon to scoop the fat off the top of the milk
- Use a fork to scoop the fat off the top of the milk
output answer: Use a spoon to scoop the fat off the top of the milk
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
magic eraser

OPTIONS:
- can remove makeup from faces
- can remove skin from faces

[A]: can remove makeup from faces
input question: To wrap asparagus in bacon.

OPTIONS:
- Loosely wrap each section with a slice of bacon starting at the bottom, or thickest point and going towards the top, or thinnest point.
- Tightly wrap each section with a slice of bacon starting at the bottom, or thickest point and going towards the top, or thinnest point.

output answer: Tightly wrap each section with a slice of bacon starting at the bottom, or thickest point and going towards the top, or thinnest point.
[Q]: Objective: How to pop popcorn in a microwave? OPTIONS:
- Place the kernel corn in a brown paper bag and microwave on high with the top closed for about 4 to 5 minutes
- Place the kernel corn in a brown paper bag and microwave on high with the top open for about 4 to 5 minutes
[A]: Place the kernel corn in a brown paper bag and microwave on high with the top closed for about 4 to 5 minutes
Q: Here is a goal: rolling pin

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- is good for rolling out pie dough flat.
- is good for rolling out sponges flat.

A: is good for rolling out pie dough flat.
Question:
Goal: How do you prepare rocks for painting?

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

OPTIONS:
- Wash stones with soap and water in a bucket. Sand off any gritty parts with sandpaper if necessary. Prime stones with one or two coats of acrylic paint or primer. You can smooth Elmer's wood filler over a rock's holes, dimples, or cracks to even it out before priming.
- Wash stones with soap and water in a bucket. Sand off any gritty parts with sandpaper if necessary. Prime stones with one or two coats of acrylic gesso or primer. You can smooth Elmer's wood filler over a rock's holes, dimples, or cracks to even it out before priming.
Answer:
Wash stones with soap and water in a bucket. Sand off any gritty parts with sandpaper if necessary. Prime stones with one or two coats of acrylic gesso or primer. You can smooth Elmer's wood filler over a rock's holes, dimples, or cracks to even it out before priming.