[Q]: Objective: how do you time something? OPTIONS:
- keep track of the amount of time that has gone by since started.
- keep track of the amount of time that goes by once it's done.
[A]: keep track of the amount of time that has gone by since started.
Q: Here is a goal: What is the best paper to use for watercolour painting?

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Arches or Winsor & Newton 140 lb or 300 lb paper will provide the most absorbent paper during clean up after watercolour painting. 300 lb paper requires no stretching before commencing the painting.
- Arches or Winsor & Newton 140 lb or 300 lb paper will provide the best painting surface for producing very good watercolour painting. 300 lb paper requires no stretching before commencing the painting.

A: Arches or Winsor & Newton 140 lb or 300 lb paper will provide the best painting surface for producing very good watercolour painting. 300 lb paper requires no stretching before commencing the painting.
Goal:
how do you spread things out?
OPTIONS:
- scatter them everywhere.
- keep them in one spot.
Answer:
scatter them everywhere.
Question:
Goal: Shave chocolate block into thin strips

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

OPTIONS:
- Using a vegetable peeler, scrape the blade lengthwise across the chocolate, have a large bowl under the chocolate to catch the shavings
- Using a vegetable peeler, scrape the blade up and down across the chocolate, have a large bowl under the chocolate to catch the shavings
Answer:
Using a vegetable peeler, scrape the blade lengthwise across the chocolate, have a large bowl under the chocolate to catch the shavings
Goal and options: To melt butter, you can

OPTIONS:
- Place in a metal pan in the microwave
- Place in a metal pan over the stove
output answer: Place in a metal pan over the stove
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To line the square muffin pan with parchment paper so that paper can line the pan exactly.

OPTIONS:
- Measure the depth and side of the inside of the squares. Cut the parchment paper into squares with the length equivalent to 2 depths plus 1 side. Fold it up at the length of the depth on all 4 sides. Cut away the overlaps at the corners.
- Measure the depth and side of the outside of the squares. Cut the parchment paper into squares with the length equivalent to 2 depths plus 1 side. Fold it up at the length of the depth on all 4 sides. Cut away the overlaps at the corners.

[A]:
Measure the depth and side of the inside of the squares. Cut the parchment paper into squares with the length equivalent to 2 depths plus 1 side. Fold it up at the length of the depth on all 4 sides. Cut away the overlaps at the corners.