Here's a short story: Steve and Job decided to have a contest to see who can throw things further. Steve throws a teddy bear, and it goes 3 meters. He then throws a bowling ball, and it goes 2 meters. Job takes his turn, and his teddy bear throw goes 4 meters and his bowling ball toss goes 3 meters. Job tells Steve he's been working out. (A) Steve is stronger (B) Job is stronger. What is the most sensical answer between "bowling ball" and "teddy bear"?
teddy bear
Here's a short story: A soldier is hunkering down with a malnourished child in a foxhole in the middle of a war zone when an enemy grenade rolls between them. The child throws it first, but it barely moves more than a few feet. The soldier scrambles to grab it and chucks it clear across the battlefield, right back at the enemy. The reason it went farther is (A) the soldier has greater strength than the child (B) the child has greater strength than the soldier. What is the most sensical answer between "a soldier" and "a malnourished child"?
a soldier
Q: Here's a short story: Sue was angry and kicked the oak door to her house. It barely budged. When she went inside, she kicked the plywood door to her room. Her foot went right through. Which door was thicker? (A) the oak door thicker (B) the plywood door was thicker. What is the most sensical answer between "oak door" and "plywood door"?
A: oak door
Question: Here's a short story: Jim learned that an outfield is smooth while an infield is rough by tossing his baseball bat across them. The baseball bat rolled a greater distance over the (A) infield (B) outfield. What is the most sensical answer between "infield" and "outfield"?
Answer: outfield
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Here's a short story: A very large asteroid is mid-way between the Earth and the moon. In which direction will it be pulled by gravity? (A) towards the moon (B) towards the Earth. What is the most sensical answer between "The Earth" and "The moon"?
**Answer**
The moon
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Here's a short story: A panda experiences low friction walking around a parking lot then walking around a bamboo grove. This means the panda can shamble much greater distances over the (A) bamboo grove (B) parking lot. What is the most sensical answer between "parking lot" and "bamboo grove"?
**Answer**
bamboo grove