This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to replace a broken fence post
Examine the post.
Farm fencing usually only has the corner poles set in cement while suburban wood fences may have every wood post set in cement. Tubular metal posts such as those used with chain link fence, are generally set in cement.

OPT:
[+] Grounding posts or anchors also have the corner poles set in cement. This allows the posts to properly support each other.
[+] Remove the fence from the post by removing screws or nails and pulling it away from the post as much as possible. Lift the post away if it is loose or broken at the bottom.
[+] If the post is cut with service shears, it will likely be damaged and will require pruning or discarding. Axle, base, and box poles are usually set in cement.
[+] Metal posts not attached to cement can break when the post touches the ground, resulting in damage. Think about the area where the fence is attached.
The answer is:
Remove the fence from the post by removing screws or nails and pulling it away from the post as much as possible. Lift the post away if it is loose or broken at the bottom.