Question:
Goal: What can you do to make cardboard water resistant?

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

OPTIONS:
- Cover the cardboard with plastic film or plastic grocery bags.
- Cover the cardboard with grape jelly or kerosene.
Answer:
Cover the cardboard with plastic film or plastic grocery bags.

Question:
Goal: how to make chicken mole tacos

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

OPTIONS:
- Prepare jarred mole sauce as the package directs. Stir in shredded cooked chicken. Serve in tortillas and top with sesame seeds.
- Prepare jarred mole sauce as the package directs. Stir in shredded cooked chicken, and butterscotch pudding. Serve in tortillas and top with sesame seeds.
Answer:
Prepare jarred mole sauce as the package directs. Stir in shredded cooked chicken. Serve in tortillas and top with sesame seeds.

Question:
Goal: How can you regulate your potted plants moisture better?

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

OPTIONS:
- Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up steaks and put them in the bottom of the pot. The steaks retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The steak acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.
- Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up old sponges and put them in the bottom of the pot. The sponges retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The sponge acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.
Answer:
Water settling at the bottom of pots can lead to root rot. To combat this problem, cut up old sponges and put them in the bottom of the pot. The sponges retain moisture and create necessary air space. They also help prevent water from flushing out the bottom. The sponge acts as a water reserve and keeps soil moist longer.