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[Q]: Context: The ability to persuade others that your course is the right one . The ability to discuss issues and techniques in public with an eye to reaching decisions about policy . The ability to conceptualize and reorganize information into new patterns . The ability to pull what you need quickly from masses of irrelevant data . 
Question: Why is it required of us to have the skills to persuade others to see things the way that we do ? 
Correct Answer: So we may get them to do whatever is it that we wanted done .
[A]: So they hated us with their guts .


[Q]: Context: I know that I already said that I wanted to graduate , that I was completely tired of school , but graduating meant a completely different life . Probably I would not see some of my friends again , and thinking of all the time we had spend together makes me feel very sad . But I have to move one , as the rest of my friends . If I stay here in Guatemala , I would see them oftenly , my real problem is if I go to study to other country . 
Question: Why is the narrator nervous about graduation ? 
Correct Answer: They feel they wo n't see some friends again .
[A]: They feel they are not ready for the real world .


[Q]: Context: The idea , of course , was to put sardines or some other deliciously - appealing - to - bear food at one end of the trap and wait for the bear to walk through . Clang , the trap shuts . But the day passed and no bears . The next night was the camp out night . ( Even though the camp was an hour from town - WAY out in the foothills of the Rockies and the ONLY WAY out of camp , was to drive BACK to town - they always took the kids even further down the road to sleep under the stars on Tuesday or Wednesday night . 
Question: Why would the narrator put Sardines out ? 
Correct Answer: They were trying to lure bears .
[A]:
They were trying to lure campers .