Problem: Man is standing in a alge ield doing a shot put. woman OPTIONS:
- is siting making a drink in the yard behind the man doing the shot put.
- is wearing black clothes doing a shot put in a large green field.
- is sitting in a chair n other woman is in the grassy yard holding a car wheel.
- in itens turned to see what is going on in front of her and applaud the man kind of ina her face.

Answer: is wearing black clothes doing a shot put in a large green field.

Problem: A pair of hands shape a piece of foil paper into a bowl shape on the metal stand with the matches but not the gasoline visible. The hands use a measuring spoon to pour something into the foil paper bowl. the hands OPTIONS:
- proceeds to press the dish onto the foil, adds the cork to it and uses a brown plastic implement to hold the foil on a long thin scratch along the top.
- pass the strips of paper over the match to melt it down.
- then scrape the smootable product onto the bowl to melt it.
- use a match to light the contents of the foil paper on fire.

Answer: use a match to light the contents of the foil paper on fire.

Problem: How to unstick a door
Examine the door with your eyes.
Look for scratches in the paint or any other noticeable damages to the door and frame. Also check for grime or any sticky buildup that may just need to be cleaned. OPTIONS:
- Prepare a solution of equal parts paint and water. In a commercial paint cleaning service, you will be sure to get the paint and water solution too.
- Close the door and run your eyes along the gap between the door and the frame, noting places where the gap is very thin. It is best to inspect an exterior door in a sunny or well-lit area.
- You may find something stuck on the paint or insulation that your eye could not see. Grime or sticky buildup that sticks to the door itself could indicate a disease or exposure to the elements.
- Use a rag or some newspaper to wipe down the door's exterior. This will help prevent streaks and scuffs.
Answer: Close the door and run your eyes along the gap between the door and the frame, noting places where the gap is very thin. It is best to inspect an exterior door in a sunny or well-lit area.