[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To attach the legs to the table with the frame.

OPTIONS:
- Secure the first leg to a corner of the frame using clamps. Drill holes through the frame into the leg. Drill in the screws to secure the leg to the frame. Repeat for the remaining 3 legs.
- Secure the first leg to a corner of the frame using clamps. Drill holes through the frame into the leg. Drill in the screws to secure the leg to the frame. Repeat for the remaining 2 legs.

[A]: Secure the first leg to a corner of the frame using clamps. Drill holes through the frame into the leg. Drill in the screws to secure the leg to the frame. Repeat for the remaining 3 legs.

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
how do you go on a shopping spree?

OPTIONS:
- shop everywhere, all day.
- shop in one store for five minutes.

[A]: shop everywhere, all day.

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How to unclog a backed up toilet.

OPTIONS:
- Use a plunger. Put on rubber gloves. Put the plunger in the toilet and push down sharply swishing the water back and forth. Once you have a good seal, then pump the plunger up and down maintaining the seal. Then pull the plunger up sharply from the seal. The water should rush down the drain.
- Use a plunger. Put on rubber gloves. Put the plunger in the toilet and push down gently. Once you have a good seal, then pump the plunger up and down maintaining the seal. Then pull the plunger up sharply from the seal. The water should rush down the drain.

[A]: Use a plunger. Put on rubber gloves. Put the plunger in the toilet and push down gently. Once you have a good seal, then pump the plunger up and down maintaining the seal. Then pull the plunger up sharply from the seal. The water should rush down the drain.

[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
How do you prepare vintage buttons for crafting and gluing?

OPTIONS:
- Most vintage buttons usually have a metal loop on their back to aid in fastening. Use a pair of light paper scissors to snip the loops off and flatten the back of the buttons.
- Most vintage buttons usually have a metal loop on their back to aid in fastening. Use a pair of heavy duty wire cutters or pliers to cut the loops off and flatten the back of the buttons.

[A]:
Most vintage buttons usually have a metal loop on their back to aid in fastening. Use a pair of heavy duty wire cutters or pliers to cut the loops off and flatten the back of the buttons.