Problem: A cowboy is released from a rodeo gate. He uses a lasso to catch a small calf. he OPTIONS:
- dismounts to tie up the calf.
- dismounts, handing the calf to another cowboy.
- jumps on a second calf, holding it down.
- ropes him and ties a calf legs before tossing him over his shoulder.

Answer: dismounts to tie up the calf.

Problem: A cat is standing on a table getting petted. a person OPTIONS:
- takes the cats paw and starts clipping its nails.
- cleans the cat's claws.
- puts a wet coat on the cat.
- is shaving the cat with a white razor.

Answer: takes the cats paw and starts clipping its nails.

Problem: How to encode a string to base64 with java
Enter info and name file
Start up your editor, such as notepad or vi, and enter the preliminaries, such as the class declaration and known constants.
Name the file base64.java.
Those constant values are specified, so the article states, in the relevant rfcs. OPTIONS:
- Build as much text as possible on your file as it will include a lot of information available from your letter. ( this is how wikihow tells us how to build a cozy web web.
- It is generally a good idea read all relevant rfcs before beginning coding. Treating characters as bytes means that multibyte characters, such as japanese or chinese, will not be correctly encoded.
- Now click on' file' about the language you wish to encode. Click' paste' when you're ready to proceed.
- Generally, the a1 address and the library metric address are included. Format the list as variable as possible, replacing the horizontal array with working messages which you please.
Answer: It is generally a good idea read all relevant rfcs before beginning coding. Treating characters as bytes means that multibyte characters, such as japanese or chinese, will not be correctly encoded.