[Q]: Objective: how do you pop your back? OPTIONS:
- have someone walk on your back.
- have someone pick you up with your hands on your chest and breathe in while they squeeze you completely.
[A]: have someone pick you up with your hands on your chest and breathe in while they squeeze you completely.

[Q]: Objective: How to easily cut up a watermelon. OPTIONS:
- Stick a long knife in the middle of the watermelon and work it around it the outside circumference of the watermelon. The watermelon should split open. Cut a square pattern into the watermelon using a knife, then carefully cut under the squares. Using the tip of your knife gently pry up the square from the rest of the watermelon.
- Stick a long knife in the middle of the watermelon and work it around it the outside circumference of the watermelon. The watermelon should split open. Cut a square pattern into the watermelon using a knife, then carefully cut under the squares. Using your fingers pry up the square from the rest of the watermelon.
[A]: Stick a long knife in the middle of the watermelon and work it around it the outside circumference of the watermelon. The watermelon should split open. Cut a square pattern into the watermelon using a knife, then carefully cut under the squares. Using the tip of your knife gently pry up the square from the rest of the watermelon.

[Q]: Objective: Sharpen a pencil on a rough concrete surface.. OPTIONS:
- Hold the pencil in one hand and angle the pencil to the side walk surface. Make the angle about thirty degrees. Move the pencil back and forth until the wood is worn away a little. Rotate the pencil in your and and repeat until pencil point is formed.
- Hold the pencil in one hand and angle the pencil to the side walk surface. Make the angle about thirty degrees. Apply mineral oil to the side walk, then, move the pencil back and forth until the wood is worn away a little. Rotate the pencil in your and and repeat until pencil point is formed.
[A]: Hold the pencil in one hand and angle the pencil to the side walk surface. Make the angle about thirty degrees. Move the pencil back and forth until the wood is worn away a little. Rotate the pencil in your and and repeat until pencil point is formed.

[Q]: Objective: How do you make a veggie sandwich? OPTIONS:
- Instead of lettuce, experiment with other vegetables, like sliced fennel, spinach, shredded cabbage, or cucumber. Spread mayo, butter or cream cheese all the way to the edges of each slice of bread to create a seal against wet sandwich fillings.
- Instead of lettuce, experiment with other vegetables, like sliced fennel, spinach, shredded cabbage, or cucumber. Spread mayo, butter or smooth cheese all the way to the edges of each slice of bread to create a seal against wet sandwich fillings.
[A]:
Instead of lettuce, experiment with other vegetables, like sliced fennel, spinach, shredded cabbage, or cucumber. Spread mayo, butter or cream cheese all the way to the edges of each slice of bread to create a seal against wet sandwich fillings.