Problem: How to make a new york style cheesecake
Crush the graham crackers.
You can do this using a food processor or put them in a bag and use a rolling pin.
Cut your butter into pieces. OPTIONS:
- Make sure each piece has a flat bottom. Pour your favorite oil into the food processor and pulse for about 5 to 6 seconds.
- You can use a box grater instead. Mix the butter into the graham crackers.
- You don't need to break the graham crackers in half; both should go with the one you'll be using first. Add the crushed graham crackers (minus the cup of butter) to your fridge.
- Add the butter pieces to your crushed graham crackers. Mix together, the butter will chunk.

Answer: Add the butter pieces to your crushed graham crackers. Mix together, the butter will chunk.

Problem: A man is running down a track by a field. he OPTIONS:
- sticks two sticks into the ground in front of him.
- takes a huge leap into a sand pit.
- is wearing a long shirt and running in circles.
- jumps over a fence into a pit.

Answer: takes a huge leap into a sand pit.

Problem: How to respond to tragedy on social media
Send your thoughts to the victims.
When tragedy occurs, you may want to post to send your thoughts, prayers, or support to the people involved. By doing this, you can show that you care and help process your grief. OPTIONS:
- Leave the media stories hanging, and focus on the positives-instead of the tragedies that occurred in the past. Always praise the victims for their brave decisions.
- Sometimes, saying only a few words is better and more sincere than making a huge post. For example, you may say, " my thoughts are with the families affected by this tragedy " or " my prayers are with the victims.
- With social media platforms like facebook, you may use that support if you are in a sensitive area. Always check with your church about how to receive support.
- Your post will thank the victims for their participation in the tragedy and help them set limits on common expectations in life. This will teach them that tragedies happen on society's behalf and that they will be judged based on your perspective.
Answer: Sometimes, saying only a few words is better and more sincere than making a huge post. For example, you may say, " my thoughts are with the families affected by this tragedy " or " my prayers are with the victims.