Q: Here is a goal: What supplies are needed to build a treeless tree house?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose sand Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of deck restoring paint
- Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose flour Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of life restoring paint

A: Six cement blocks (I HIGHLY recommend the kind with epoxied-in metal post brackets. Although they are more pricey, they are much more secure and allow for easily adjusting post and block assemblies. More on that as we go along.) Six 8-foot pressure treated 4x4 posts Six 8-foot pressure treated 2x6 boards One 4- by 8-foot 3/4" board OSB (same dimensions in exterior grade plywood is another option) Approximately twenty 8-foot 2x4 boards Four 10-foot 2x4 boards Five 26" x 8' corrugated plastic roof panels One box (50 pcs.) of roofing screws for corrugated panels (the kind with built-in rubber washers) 5 lb. box of 3" exterior grade screws 5 lb. box of 1 5/8" exterior grade screws Two 50 lb. bags of general purpose sand Gallon of waterproof sealer Gallon of deck restoring paint
Goal:
Seal paper to cardboard.
OPTIONS:
- Use white glue on top and bottom of paper.
- Use decoupage glue on top and bottom of paper.
Answer:
Use decoupage glue on top and bottom of paper.
Question:
Goal: How do I locate Eridanus constellation

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

OPTIONS:
- Eridanus is a very short constellation which snakes its way from the feet of Orion, close to the celestial equator, all the way down to Tucana at a declination of almost 60S. It can be found in the southern evening sky in the months around November.
- Eridanus is a long constellation which snakes its way from the feet of Orion, close to the celestial equator, all the way down to Tucana at a declination of almost 60S. It can be found in the southern evening sky in the months around November.
Answer:
Eridanus is a long constellation which snakes its way from the feet of Orion, close to the celestial equator, all the way down to Tucana at a declination of almost 60S. It can be found in the southern evening sky in the months around November.
Goal and options: To disassemble a keyboard.

OPTIONS:
- Using a screwdriver, remove the screws on the top, typically hidden under legs and plastic tabs.
- Using a screwdriver, remove the screws on the bottom, typically hidden under legs and plastic tabs.
output answer: Using a screwdriver, remove the screws on the bottom, typically hidden under legs and plastic tabs.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To get my milk to last, while I am on vacation.

OPTIONS:
- Freeze half a jug of milk and it will be fine if you let it melt when you get back.
- Freeze half a jug of milk and it will be fine if you leave it on the counter while you are gone.

[A]: Freeze half a jug of milk and it will be fine if you let it melt when you get back.
Q: Here is a goal: To make a DIY trail mix,

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- combine nuts, dried fruit, pretzels and some hard candy.
- combine chips, fresh fruit, cookies and some hard candy.

A:
combine nuts, dried fruit, pretzels and some hard candy.