Q: Here is a goal: To make a crib usable again when a child outgrows it,

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- take one side of the crib off and use it as a desk or table.
- take the mattress out and then use it as a closet for clothes.

A: take one side of the crib off and use it as a desk or table.
Goal:
To maintain good dental hygiene,
OPTIONS:
- brush and floss your teach every morning and night.
- brush and floss your teach every week or month.
Answer:
brush and floss your teach every morning and night.
Question:
Goal: canteen

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

OPTIONS:
- can be used to carry hamburgers.
- can be used to carry gasoline.
Answer:
can be used to carry gasoline.
Goal and options: how do you clean sticky hands?

OPTIONS:
- wash your hands with soap.
- wash your hands with salt.
output answer: wash your hands with soap.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
Making a Solar Dry Box

OPTIONS:
- Gather your materials, using metal door hinge brackets and dryer lint fabricate the parts, One slanted 500mm batten and one with dryer lint, fix the back plywood (200mm) with staples, Take two slanted, one normal and one battens with dryer lint grooves (550mm) and glue them into the cut-outs in the longer legs (Beine) for the back, Glue the longer batten (500mm) in between the two longitudinal battens (Langslatten, 470mm) and then fit the whole thing in the front and side subassemblies for the floor, assembly all the sub assemblies.
- Gather your materials, using metal angle brackets and swallowtail fabricate the parts, One slanted 550mm batten and one with swallowtail grooves (Querlatten) are fitted into the cut-outs in the shorter legs (Beine) and glued, fix the front plywood (188mm) with nails, Take one slanted, two normal and two battens with swallwtail grooves (550mm) and glue them into the cut-outs in the longer legs (Beine) for the back, Glue the shorter batten (490mm) inbetween the two longitudinal battens (Langslatten, 570mm) and then fit the whole thing inbetween the front and back subassemblies for the floor, assembly all the sub assemblies.

[A]: Gather your materials, using metal angle brackets and swallowtail fabricate the parts, One slanted 550mm batten and one with swallowtail grooves (Querlatten) are fitted into the cut-outs in the shorter legs (Beine) and glued, fix the front plywood (188mm) with nails, Take one slanted, two normal and two battens with swallwtail grooves (550mm) and glue them into the cut-outs in the longer legs (Beine) for the back, Glue the shorter batten (490mm) inbetween the two longitudinal battens (Langslatten, 570mm) and then fit the whole thing inbetween the front and back subassemblies for the floor, assembly all the sub assemblies.
Q: Here is a goal: make a bird house.

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Bring a charged drill out to a tree that's at least one foot thick. Drill a hole and make it larger and larger and larger until it's big enough to put a saw into. Now cut a nice hollow in the tree and add some bird seed to attract the birds.
- cut five pieces of plywood into the size you want the sides to be. glue them into a box shape making a hole in one side. make a roof with two smaller pieces of plywood. Paint all. add hanger

A:
cut five pieces of plywood into the size you want the sides to be. glue them into a box shape making a hole in one side. make a roof with two smaller pieces of plywood. Paint all. add hanger