input question: how do you read a book?

OPTIONS:
- read the words on the pages from left to right.
- read the words on the pages from right to left.

output answer: read the words on the pages from left to right.
[Q]: Objective: cheese cloth OPTIONS:
- can be used to sift strawberries
- can be used to sift powdered sugar
[A]: can be used to sift powdered sugar
Q: Here is a goal: How do you build a table?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- First, you'll need a large slab of wood and four smaller wood poles. Then, lay the slab of wood on the ground upside down, dent the wood where the table legs will be with a hammer put repeatedly hitting the slab and insert the poles in the dents.
- First, you'll need a large slab of wood and four smaller wood poles. Then, lay the slab of wood on the ground upside down, apply glue where the table legs will go and put the poles on top of the blue, pushing down on them for a while so they stick.

A: First, you'll need a large slab of wood and four smaller wood poles. Then, lay the slab of wood on the ground upside down, apply glue where the table legs will go and put the poles on top of the blue, pushing down on them for a while so they stick.
Goal:
What does the FAST acronym mean to a first aid technician?
OPTIONS:
- F.A.S.T. means the paramedic has to work fast to prevent or mitigate serious injury that may result from an impending stroke or other untreated injury that may in actual fact need prompt attention.
- F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.
Answer:
F.A.S.T. is an acronym to describe the method of testing and detection if a person is or might soon suffer a stroke. F for facial drooping, A for arm weakness, S for speech related difficulties, and T for Time to call emergency services. This easy to remember set of things to check is designed to mitigate serious injury from untreated stroke.
Question:
Goal: where do you cut your long-sleeve shirt if you want to make your arm warmer as long as possible from it?

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

OPTIONS:
- as far as possible from the seam
- as close to the seam as possible
Answer:
as close to the seam as possible
Goal:
Can you predict the weather by looking at clouds?
OPTIONS:
- The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually pretended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.
- The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually portended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.
Answer:
The way our ancestors used to predict the weather was somewhat practical. No clouds, no wind usually meant fine weather ahead. Dark clouds usually portended rain or storms. High wispy clouds meant clear but likely changing weather ahead. Practice this craft and you may become highly skilled in a short time.