Goal:
Inflate a balloon.
OPTIONS:
- Stretch the opening of the balloon over the outlet of a helium tank, then open the valve on the tank until the balloon is full. Remove the balloon and cut off the opening.
- Stretch the opening of the balloon over the outlet of a helium tank, then open the valve on the tank until the balloon is full. Remove the balloon and tie off the opening.
Answer:
Stretch the opening of the balloon over the outlet of a helium tank, then open the valve on the tank until the balloon is full. Remove the balloon and tie off the opening.
Question:
Goal: Store multiple long garden tools.

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

OPTIONS:
- Hollow out a filing cabinet and lay down so holes are down up.
- Hollow out a filing cabinet and lay down so holes are facing up.
Answer:
Hollow out a filing cabinet and lay down so holes are facing up.
Goal and options: When should I fill up my gas tank

OPTIONS:
- The general time to fill it up is at a quarter of a tank
- The general time to fill it up is at a half of a tank
output answer: The general time to fill it up is at a quarter of a tank
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
Remove oil from hair.

OPTIONS:
- Rinse with a one fourth cup of salt after normal shampoo.
- Rinse with a one fourth cup of white vinegar after normal shampoo.

[A]: Rinse with a one fourth cup of white vinegar after normal shampoo.
input question: Remove burnt food from cooking pot.

OPTIONS:
- Boil coke soda in pot, then rinse.
- Boil grape soda in pot, then rinse.

output answer: Boil coke soda in pot, then rinse.
Goal and options: To prepare yeast for bread making.

OPTIONS:
- Heat up your water to 105 to 115 F. Then add in about 1 tsp. of sugar to the warm water. Next add in your yeast. You can agitate it a bit with a fork. Now let it sit for about 10 minutes until it gets nice and foamy/frothy. If after 10 minutes it isn't foamy, you need to start again. The yeast might be bad/old, or the water was too hot or too cold.
- Heat up your water to 105 to 115 F. Then add in about 1 tsp. of sugar to the warm water. Next add in your yeast. You can agitate it a bit with your hand. Now let it sit for about 10 minutes until it gets nice and foamy/frothy. If after 10 minutes it isn't foamy, you need to start again. The yeast might be bad/old, or the water was too hot or too cold.
output answer:
Heat up your water to 105 to 115 F. Then add in about 1 tsp. of sugar to the warm water. Next add in your yeast. You can agitate it a bit with a fork. Now let it sit for about 10 minutes until it gets nice and foamy/frothy. If after 10 minutes it isn't foamy, you need to start again. The yeast might be bad/old, or the water was too hot or too cold.