Problem: He picks up the yellow ball and throws it across to his father. When his father throws the ball to him, he catches it with the lacrosse stick. his mother OPTIONS:
- backs away when the ball lands on the ground.
- screams at him over it.
- comes to his aid to throw the ball to him.
- gets excited and shouts out for him.

Answer: gets excited and shouts out for him.

Problem: How to cook sinigang na baboy
Choose the souring agent.
Tamarind is the most traditional souring agent used for. You can prepare the soup with fresh tamarind or use a powdered tamarind-flavored sinigang mix. OPTIONS:
- Remember that a simple whisk will not do well with tamarind if you're trying to flavor chinese cuisine or cook a savory beef side dish. Always reserve tamarind for strained or flavorful sauces.
- When using fresh tamarind, you'll need 10 to 15 standard pieces of fruit. When using powdered flavoring, you'll need 1-1/2 packages, each weighing 1.41 oz (40 g).
- Choose only the ingredients you think you'll need. Do not use sour tamarind if it is only for use as a sweetener.
- Tamarind leaves small seeds attached to the stalk. Keep these seeds in the small bowl for basting later on.

Answer: When using fresh tamarind, you'll need 10 to 15 standard pieces of fruit. When using powdered flavoring, you'll need 1-1/2 packages, each weighing 1.41 oz (40 g).

Problem: How to set up an inexpensive irrigation system
Purchase a faucet hose timer.
Put in fresh batteries at the beginning of each growing season.
Attach the timer to an outdoor spigot. OPTIONS:
- Make sure that you place the water lines near/outside the danger zone. Otherwise, appliances, other faucets, large growths, other hoses and fixtures may get submerged in water.
- Replacing the standard gas-fill hose starter would cost around 400 kg per gallon at $20. Attach one oxygen pump to the spigot and only turn the screws when all batteries are washed out.
- Allow water to accumulate in the spigot for 10 to 15 years, or another time period. Look for a pump with metal stoppers.
- Attach your feeder hose to the timer. At the end of your feeder hose, attach a hose manifold or multiple line splitters to accommodate the number of soaker hoses or sprinkler heads you need.
Answer: Attach your feeder hose to the timer. At the end of your feeder hose, attach a hose manifold or multiple line splitters to accommodate the number of soaker hoses or sprinkler heads you need.