1. Super glue
   Silly putty
2. Duct tape
   Scotch tape

If you slice your finger while chopping vegetables, super glue can protect the cut better than a band-aid. The first step to treating any wound is washing it first, but once it's time to cover the cut, super glue is an option that has been used in medical capacities for decades.

1. 10,000
   5,000
2. 100,000
   50,000

This depends on the make and model of your car, but it's a good rule of thumb to change your car's oil at least every 5,000 miles. Some cars will need a change after just 2,500 miles, and some vehicles can run longer. If you really, really wanted to, you could run your car without oil at all, but it's not a good idea.

1. June
   March
2. April
   November

Months with 31 days are January, March, May, July, August, October and December. February only has 28 days and 29 days in a leap year, and all other months have 30 days.

1. 5 minutes
   10 minutes
2. 20 minutes
   40 minutes

All living things need to eat, so cooking is one of life's most essential skills for us humans. To cook pasta, just let it sit in boiling water for about 10 minutes. Exact cooking times vary from about 8-12 minutes, but if you drain pasta after boiling it for 10 minutes, you will have cooked edible food.

1. Chest compressions
   Bear hug
2. Make a fist
   Stand the person upright

The first step in the Heimlich maneuver is actually a series of steps assessing the situation. Who is in trouble? Is 911 en route? If someone is coughing, they may eventually dislodge whatever they're choking on, and the maneuver won't be needed. If it's determined you need to do the Heimlich, the first step is to get the person standing upright.

1. First Monday of January
   Second Wednesday of December
2. Third Tuesday of November
   First Tuesday after first Monday of November

Election Day in America takes place on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of each November. The presidential election only takes place every four years, but there is an election for something every year.

1. Shredding software
   Powerful magnet
2. Bury it
   Destroy it

You can destroy a hard drive however you want, and the key is to be safe. A drill or hammer will work fine. Government agencies like the CIA and NSA use specialized machines that cost thousands of dollars to wipe hard drives, and you can find software programs that will "shred" files for you if you plan on re-selling your computer, but data on an intact hard drive can almost always be recovered.

1. Every week
   Every two weeks
2. Every month
   Every two months

Bed sheets should be changed once every two weeks at the very least. If you sweat at night, you should change them more often. Washing a comforter is a hassle, so you should also use a top sheet so that if you do sweat at night, your top sheet gets dirty, not your comforter.

1. In the ceiling
   Circuit breaker box
2. Behind the toilet
   Under the sink

There may be times when you need to reset or shut down your home's electrical grid, and you'll be able to do that by flipping a switch in the circuit breaker box. The circuit breaker box is usually in your basement but can be anywhere, even outside.

1. 5 minutes
   10 minutes
2. 20 minutes
   40 minutes

To cook rice, pour some rice into a pot of boiling water, let the water return to near boiling, cover the pot, turn the heat to low and let it simmer for about 20 minutes for white rice. If you want to cook full-grain rice, you'll need at least 30 minutes.

1. 123456
   Qwerty1
2. Password
   Xy16?SK!VA26

All passwords should contain a combination of numbers, symbols, lower case and capital letters, and an excellent trick to creating a complicated password you'll actually remember is spelling with numbers or using systems like the Greek or military alphabets.

1. Rescue breaths
2. Chest compressions

The first step in any emergency like this is to call 911. If you perform CPR, the person has to be lying on their back on a firm surface. Then you can begin with chest compressions before moving to rescue breaths and repeating.

1. 45 degrees
   90 degrees
2. 70-80 degrees
   180 degrees

At 180 degrees, your ladder is lying flat on the ground. At 90 degrees it is lying flat against the wall. At about 70-80 degrees, it is leaning into the wall at the perfect angle. If it was at a 45-degree angle, for example, it would be at risk of sliding down the wall.

1. Candle
   Matches
2. Charcoal
   Lighter fluid

All you need to start a charcoal grill is fire and charcoal. Lighter fluid will make it easier, but you should never use a candle to start your grill. You can add wood chips for flavoring, but all charcoal grills are powered by charcoal.

1. Dump it down the drain
   Pour it into a container
2. Flush it down the toilet
   Throw it out the window

If you pour used cooking oil down any drain, it can clog it because it solidifies. The best way to discard it is to wait until it cools, and then pour it into a resealable bottle or jar and throw it in the trash.

1. Before
2. After

It is recommended that you floss before you brush your teeth. This allows for a deeper brush. It's also recommended that you brush and floss after every time you eat, but if you only choose to do one, you should choose to floss.

1. Toothpick
   Clothes hanger
2. Lighter and gasoline
   Plunger

Bending a wire clothes hanger is probably the most effective way to unclog a drain. You can also buy a drain snake, and the key to whatever you use is its flexibility. Sink drains clog because stuff gets stuck in the pipe's twists and turns.

1. $0.15
   $1.00
2. $0.55
   $1.50

The USPS postage rates change all the time and currently sit at $0.55 for a one-ounce envelope, and it will run you an additional $0.15 for every extra ounce your envelope weighs. The stamp goes on the top right corner of the front of the envelope.

1. Take a picture of it
   Find a witness to watch you deposit it
2. Sign it
   Get a co-signer to deposit it

Before you can deposit a check, you usually need to endorse it, which means you need to sign the back of it. Whether you're handing it over to a teller or depositing it via an image on your phone, you need to endorse it.

1. Hot water
2. Cold water

Learning how to do laundry is an American tradition, and there's nothing like turning all your white clothes pink to really set the lesson in stone. The simple rule says to separate whites and colors. Rich colors should be washed in cold water since they can bleed and fade in hot water.

1. 5
   3
2. 9
   15

A social security number is just a number used to track social security benefits, but it is used as a form of identification in almost every situation. It is nine digits long and is one of the numbers every person in America memorizes.

1. When they get dirty
   Once a year
2. Once a week
   Once a month

The inventor of Levi's jeans has gone on record saying you never need to wash your jeans, and studies have shown that whether you wear them for two weeks or two years without washing them, they'll have the same amount of bacteria. Therefore, you should wash them when they get dirty. Over-washing jeans will ruin their look and feel.

1. Tylenol
   Advil
2. Aleve
   Motrin

Tylenol, Advil and Aspirin all offer pain relief, but it's a good idea to know they all contain different active ingredients. If you have a toothache and Aspirin isn't doing anything, it's because you need ibuprofen, which is the active ingredient in Advil. Mixing them is never a good idea.

1. 30 minutes
   1 hour
2. 10 minutes
   20 minutes

It's going to take about an hour to bake a potato at 350 degrees in the oven, depending on its size. A sweet potato will need to be cooked for even longer or at a higher heat. You can poke the potato with a fork, and if it easily slides in, it's done.

1. Jam the brakes
   Pull the emergency brake
2. Floor the accelerator
   Turn the wheel and tap the gas

If your car's wheels are sliding on snow, they've lost all traction, and if you jam the brakes, you will never regain traction. You will just continue sliding. To regain traction, turn your wheel and gently tap the gas. Once you feel your tires get a grip, you can steer to safety.

1. Sand
   Hot water
2. Cold water
   Cool water

If you touched a stove burner for a bit too long, you're going to get a burn blister. The first step to treating the area is cooling it down with water or a cool compress. Make sure the water is cool and not cold, as cold water can make things worse.

1. June 15th
   December 31st
2. April 15th
   January 1st

Tax Day in the United States is not a holiday and it usually lands on April 15th each year. That's the day all taxes are due. There are a bunch of exceptions, however, and tax filers can also file for extensions if needed.

1. $12
   $8
2. $4
   $15

You should always tip at least 15% at American restaurants, and to find 15% of any number, find 10% and then 5% and add them together. So for this situation: 10% of 80 = 8 and 5% = 4. Eight plus four equals 12.

1. Sweater
   Blazer
2. Button-down shirt
   T-shirt

If you hang sweaters and t-shirts or any other light or stretchy fabric, it is at risk of stretching out of shape. Clothes hangers can indent shapes into some clothing, but not blazers. Blazers and suit jackets should never be folded, and if you must do so for travel reasons, you should learn how to do so properly.

1. One year
   One month
2. One day
   One week

All milk will spoil five to 10 days after the printed date once it's opened. Lactose-free milk will last longer than whole milk, and if the milk isn't refrigerated, it will spoil even faster. If your milk doesn't spoil after two weeks, it's not milk.

1. 1040
   1098
2. W-2
   W-9

All U.S. salaried employees must file a W-2 so the IRS can track how much money they've been paid and how much taxes they've paid. The IRS tracks all sources of income, and whether you're an independent contractor or retired and living off dividends, you'll need to report income via the proper form.

1. One minute
   30 seconds
2. Two minutes
   Four minutes

The best way to brush your teeth is with an electric toothbrush because it's simply impossible for your hand to mimic the same amount of movement so quickly. Most electric brushes have built-in timers so you will always brush your teeth for the perfect amount of time.

1. Ignore them
   Give them a kiss
2. Look the other way
   Make eye contact

There is nothing more awkward than someone talking to you while looking in the other direction. Don't be that guy. When meeting someone, make eye contact, shake their hand, smile and say hello. Basic social skills can go a long way.

1. Top right
   Top left
2. Middle of the envelope
   On the letter inside the envelope

It is not required to add a return address to an envelope, but if you do, it goes on the top left corner. The stamp goes on the top right, and the destination address goes in the middle. If you don't add a return address, your mail won't get returned if it doesn't reach its destination.

1. After
2. Before

You can't loosen your car's tire once it is in the air. You have to loosen the bolts when the car is on the ground. If the wheel is airborne, it will simply spin when you turn the bolt, the bolt won't loosen.

1. 0
   5
2. 10
   3

You are not allowed to speed at all when driving. If you're doing 66 mph in a 65, you can get a speeding ticket, although it's unlikely. Most officers will let you get away with speeding as long as you only exceed by 10% of the speed limit. So you should be safe up to 72 mph in a 65 mph speed zone.

1. Styrofoam
   Hot peppers
2. Ceramic
   Aluminum foil

Although it is technically "safe" to put hot peppers in the microwave (i.e. the microwave shouldn't explode), you will get hit with a cloud of what is essentially pepper spray when you open the microwave door. Aluminum will cause sparks, and Styrofoam will melt.

1. Negative battery terminal
   The steering wheel
2. Positive battery terminal
   Underneath the car

You can jump-start a dead car by using another car or a portable jump starter. Either way, you'll have to use jumper cables. The red cable connects the positive terminals between the dead and live battery. Nothing gets attached to the negative terminal on the dead battery.

1. Trivet
   Cutting board
2. Dinner plate
   Piece of plastic

There's nothing like a steak sizzling on a skillet or fondue bubbling in a pot, but if you're going to set these items onto a dinner table, you need to use a trivet. Placing a skillet or boiling pot directly onto a dining table will likely damage it.

1. 2 hours
   10 minutes
2. 20 minutes
   1 hour

Science says 20 minutes is the perfect amount of time to recharge your body, but it takes a lot of practice to master the skill. The best way to power nap is to drink some caffeine and sleep for 20 minutes. The goal is to wake up when the caffeine is kicking in.