[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To help protect the skin on your face,

OPTIONS:
- wear a thin layer of butter on your face.
- wear a thin layer of sun tan lotion outside.

[A]: wear a thin layer of sun tan lotion outside.
input question: Grilling Avocados

OPTIONS:
- Grease your grill and set it to a medium-high heat. Halve your avocado and take out the stone. Brush the avocado with olive oil and season it. Place your avocado face down directly on the grill for 4 to 5 minutes. Serve your grilled avocado while still warm
- Grease your grill and set it to a medium-high heat. Halve your avocado and take out the stone. Brush the ketchup and mustard. Place your avocado face down directly on the grill for 4 to 5 minutes. Serve your grilled avocado while still warm

output answer: Grease your grill and set it to a medium-high heat. Halve your avocado and take out the stone. Brush the avocado with olive oil and season it. Place your avocado face down directly on the grill for 4 to 5 minutes. Serve your grilled avocado while still warm
[Q]: Objective: How to wash salad greens OPTIONS:
- Rinse the greens a few times and then allow to soak in cold water for a few minutes. Gently shake dry and put it through a salad spinner. Store between paper towels and keep in a cool place until ready to serve.
- Rinse the greens a few times and then allow to soak in cold water for a few minutes. Gently squeeze dry and put it through a salad spinner. Store between paper towels and keep in a cool place until ready to serve.
[A]: Rinse the greens a few times and then allow to soak in cold water for a few minutes. Gently shake dry and put it through a salad spinner. Store between paper towels and keep in a cool place until ready to serve.
Q: Here is a goal: How to make an Oreo cookie crust.

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Place your finely crushed cookies in a bowl and add melted butter. Stir with a fork until the crumbs are all moistened. Place in a 9 pie plate and press to compact on the bottom and up the sides of the pan. Chill the crust for at least 30 minutes and then fill as directed in the pie recipe you're using.
- Place your finely crushed cookies in a bowl and add melted butter. Stir with a fork until the crumbs are all moistened. Place in a 9 pie plate and press to compact on the bottom and up the sides of the pan. Heat the crust for at least 90 minutes at 450 degrees, then fill as directed in the pie recipe you're using.

A: Place your finely crushed cookies in a bowl and add melted butter. Stir with a fork until the crumbs are all moistened. Place in a 9 pie plate and press to compact on the bottom and up the sides of the pan. Chill the crust for at least 30 minutes and then fill as directed in the pie recipe you're using.
Goal:
To replace ear cushions on headphones.
OPTIONS:
- Have the replacements ready, stick your fingers under the inside of the cushion and pull.
- Have the replacements ready, stick your fingers on top of the cushion, grip and pull.
Answer:
Have the replacements ready, stick your fingers under the inside of the cushion and pull.
input question: What supplies are needed to build a treeless tree house?

OPTIONS:
- Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose sand Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of deck restoring paint
- Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose flour Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of life restoring paint

output answer:
Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose sand Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of deck restoring paint