input question: ice pick

OPTIONS:
- is used to shave a razor
- is sharper than a razor

output answer: is sharper than a razor

input question: Make slime that can be eaten

OPTIONS:
- Mix a can of frosting (Funfetti makes for pretty colors) with 2/3 cup powdered milk, 1/2 to 1 cup of cornmeal and a drizzle of olive oil. Start with a half cup of cornmeal and mix together. Add cornstarch as needed to make the consistency that you want. It takes a lot of kneading to go from crumbly to the texture of slime.
- Mix a can of frosting (Funfetti makes for pretty colors) with 2/3 cup powdered milk, 1/2 to 1 cup of cornstarch and a drizzle of olive oil. Start with a half cup of cornstarch and mix together. Add cornstarch as needed to make the consistency that you want. It takes a lot of kneading to go from crumbly to the texture of slime.

output answer: Mix a can of frosting (Funfetti makes for pretty colors) with 2/3 cup powdered milk, 1/2 to 1 cup of cornstarch and a drizzle of olive oil. Start with a half cup of cornstarch and mix together. Add cornstarch as needed to make the consistency that you want. It takes a lot of kneading to go from crumbly to the texture of slime.

input question: To create a closure for a necklace.

OPTIONS:
- On one side of the necklace thread both strands of linen through a crimp and through the ring on the clasp. Thread the linen back through the crimp and tighten linen to place the crimp approx. inch from the crimp. Flatten crimp using chain nose pliers and trim excess linen. Repeat to attach square jump ring to the pendant of the necklace.
- On one side of the necklace thread both strands of linen through a crimp and through the ring on the clasp. Thread the linen back through the crimp and tighten linen to place the crimp approx. inch from the crimp. Flatten crimp using chain nose pliers and trim excess linen. Repeat to attach square jump ring to the other side of the necklace.

output answer:
On one side of the necklace thread both strands of linen through a crimp and through the ring on the clasp. Thread the linen back through the crimp and tighten linen to place the crimp approx. inch from the crimp. Flatten crimp using chain nose pliers and trim excess linen. Repeat to attach square jump ring to the other side of the necklace.