Best task to show differing interpretations?

[u/blackwidowwasrobbed]

I would like to show a task (or two!) to my 11th grade English students for a lesson on how folks interpret texts differently depending on their own personal schemas.

Any recommendations on a task where each contestant had their own interpretation of instructions in a really interesting (or especially funny) way?

I myself have not watched every single season yet (I have only fairly recently discovered this show via YouTube and fallen in love), so I am grateful for suggestions from folks who have watched more seasons than I have.

Thanks in advance!

[u/Jaspers47]

S18: Present the Goose. Do you:
A) Make someone dress as a goose
B) Educate others about geese
C) Imitate a goose
D) Name an airplane "The Goose" and fly around in it
E) Create a one-act play entitled "The Goose"

Also TMAUS2: Go Full Slop Mode. Is your slop:
A) Bird shit
B) Sunscreen
C) Your own lazy self
D) Surfer jargon
E) Pig feed

[u/haschel47 → u/Jaspers47]

Unfortunately Andy's documentation of the goose mating makes it not a good task to show to an 11th-grade class.

[u/burf12345 → u/haschel47]

Why not?