[Q]: Objective: to light something? OPTIONS:
- use a lightbulb
- use a lighter
[A]: use a lighter
Q: Here is a goal: What items do you need to make a wall pencil holder?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Rectangular eraser, xacto knife, pencil, pen, push pin and foam
- Rectangular eraser, hammer, pencil, pen, push pin and foam

A: Rectangular eraser, xacto knife, pencil, pen, push pin and foam
Goal:
How can I dough in a circle shape?
OPTIONS:
- Use the top of a full glass and press into dough.
- Use the top of an empty glass and press into dough.
Answer:
Use the top of an empty glass and press into dough.
Question:
Goal: How do I check to see if my plants need water?

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

OPTIONS:
- Perform the finger test. Stick a finger in the soil up to your first knuckle and notice if the soil is moist enough. If your finger can't even enter the soil, it definitely needs to be watered. If you reach an inch or so deep but your finger is completely dry, it probably needs water. If the top inch feels fairly moist, and some of the dirt sticks to your finger, it probably has enough water.
- Perform the finger test. Stick a finger in the soil up to your first knuckle and notice if the soil is moist enough. If your finger can't even enter the soil, it definitely doesn't need to be watered. If you reach an inch or so deep but your finger is completely dry, it probably needs water. If the top inch feels fairly moist, and some of the dirt sticks to your finger, it probably has enough water.
Answer:
Perform the finger test. Stick a finger in the soil up to your first knuckle and notice if the soil is moist enough. If your finger can't even enter the soil, it definitely needs to be watered. If you reach an inch or so deep but your finger is completely dry, it probably needs water. If the top inch feels fairly moist, and some of the dirt sticks to your finger, it probably has enough water.
Goal and options: Learn how to prepare the ground to set up a tent on it.

OPTIONS:
- No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick ground cloth big enough to encompass the pace of at least most of your tent.
- No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick board big enough to encompass the space of at least most of your tent.
output answer: No matter how much you clear an area, there may still be twigs and other debris that could puncture your tent or make the surface uncomfortable, the best thing to do is to lay down a nice thick ground cloth big enough to encompass the pace of at least most of your tent.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
Create a pickling mixture for any type of vegetable or fruit.

OPTIONS:
- Boil vinegar, sugar and spices in a pot and add the vegetable or fruit you want to pickle and boil for a little longer. Let it cool down and then put the vegetable or fruit in a jar and pour the rest of the pots contents over it and store.
- Boil water, sugar and spices in a pot and add the vegetable or fruit you want to pickle and boil for a little longer. Let it cool down and then put the vegetable or fruit in a jar and pour the rest of the pots contents over it and store.

[A]:
Boil vinegar, sugar and spices in a pot and add the vegetable or fruit you want to pickle and boil for a little longer. Let it cool down and then put the vegetable or fruit in a jar and pour the rest of the pots contents over it and store.