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[Q]: Context: Yikes , IKE is coming down the slot and once again within 10 days we are in the " cone " for a possible hit . I was at the Woodlands Home Show all weekend and I can tell you people have no idea how unprepared they are if a big hurricane does smack us head on . Some do but most would look at the sign that said " Hurricane Protection " and walk on - as if they really had any . I could just see 70 year olds putting plywood on a second story house in a high wind ... I 'm running so no time for much detail . 
Question: What may happen after they see the path ? 
Correct Answer: They will begin to prepare just in case .
[A]: They will board their windows up .


[Q]: Context: We could n't have asked for a better ending to this year 's Fringe . We had over 170 friendly faces in the audience at our closing show , 8 seats from selling out ( broke our previous record of 168 butts in seats at our second show of the run ) , and the audience was into it and really vocal and we really appreciated their energy -- PLUS neither Laura nor I lost control of our motor functions , which is always a danger . PLUS , we got tapped for the Gremlin Theatre remount at their new space ( formerly the Loading Dock Theater ) . Unfortunately we missed the Encore opportunity , but with so many great shows in the same venue , and with three crappy timeslots ( weekday 5:30 , weekday 10:00 , weekday 4:00 ! ). 
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker 's play was able to draw such a large audience ? 
Correct Answer: They practiced over and over until they got things exactly right and the execution was flawless.
[A]: Students were offered a small credit towards a course if they would attend the play.


[Q]: Context: I got to eat the custard right out of the jug :) Then we took the dogs for a walk . They have two dogs , molly and chester and they take them for a walk along the beach . the beach is unusual because it does n't have any sand , it is still lined with pebbles and small stones . 
Question: Why were the dogs so excited and pleased to be walked ? 
Correct Answer: They were walking on the sand .
[A]:
They were walking on the edge of civilization .