Problem: How to be a good fast bowler
Take a grip that's more effective for fast bowling.
Place your fore and middle fingers parallel to the vertical seam running down the center of the ball. Then, wrap your thumb around the bottom so that it rests directly on the seam. OPTIONS:
- When a few balls come over the seam, the ball will stay in between your middle fingers, and you will need to put more pressure on the ball to crush it more. Grip the ball more effectively when you have a steady grip.
- The ball should fit snugly in your hand, with no wiggling or slipping. Keep a firm grip on the ball, but don't squeeze it too tightly.
- Grip the ball firmly and count to ten from there. Hold the grip for as long as you can, and you won't be able to use any of the fingers for long balls.
- Alternatively, place your index and middle fingers overlapping the vertical seam running down the center of the ball. This will make the grip feel a little more precise in following the speed you will need to hit the ball.

Answer: The ball should fit snugly in your hand, with no wiggling or slipping. Keep a firm grip on the ball, but don't squeeze it too tightly.

Problem: How to get glass out of your foot
Apply pressure to the area.
Without pinching or squeezing, apply a firm rubbing pressure to the area around the location of the glass. This will help to slowly move the glass towards the surface of your foot, making it easier to extract. OPTIONS:
- Use epsom salts and warm water. Fill a small tub or bowl with warm/hot water (to your liking) and add a cup of epsom salts.
- The amount of pressure will vary depending on the type of glass you are trying to extract. For some glass stains and other tarnish is quite able to be easily removed with a higher pressure.
- If possible use a heavy cloth or old shoe. The cloth can cushion the scuffing of the glass, making it less likely that the glass will scrape or crack.
- Don't use a long, continuous rubbing technique while applying pressure, or you risk injuring yourself. Avoid rubbing or squeezing for several minutes, as this can cause further damage.

Answer: Use epsom salts and warm water. Fill a small tub or bowl with warm/hot water (to your liking) and add a cup of epsom salts.

Problem: A man bends down and picks up a piece of wood and balance it onto a standing log. the man OPTIONS:
- then backs up and raises his axe above his head.
- then rests the wood against post and begins hammering down the post.
- uses his foot to raise the wooden piece over his head.
- then wood cuts wood and puts it on a table, then rearranges it in a straight line on the table.
Answer: then backs up and raises his axe above his head.