In this task, you're given a statement and three sentences as choices. Your job is to determine which sentence can be inferred from the statement. Incorrect choices change the meaning in important ways or have details that are not mentioned in the statement. Indicate your answer as 1,2, or 3 corresponding to the choice number of the selected sentence.
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Question: Statement: I'm scared, Anna said quietly. Choices:  1. Anna is letting someone know she is scared. 2. Anna is letting her friend know she is scared. 3. Anna is letting someone know she is not scared at all.

Answer: 1


Question: Statement: He decided that Tuppence, in the throes of anxiety, had gone to the police, and that his disappearance having been made public the gang had not been slow to put two and two together. Choices:  1. The gang was after him for stealing their jewels and they thought that he was still missing.  2. He thought that Tuppence, being full of angst, went to law enforcement and that public knowledge of the fact that he was missing made public the group didn't put the two facts together.  3. Tuppence was content and lacked worry and didn't leave the house. 

Answer: 2


Question: Statement: If your family moves during your school years (ages 6-15), your chance of graduating high school falls by 16 percent, the chance that you'll be economically inactive (out of school and out of work) at age 24 rises by 10 percent--and, if you are female, your chance of getting through your teens without an out-of-wedlock birth falls by 6 percent. Choices:  1. The chance drops even more if your parents are divorced. 2. The chance of graduating high school drops when your family moves during your school years. 3. Your chance of graduating high school increases for every time you move to a new location.

Answer:
2