Q: Here's a short story: I can travel faster in a car than in a bicycle. Which is slower (A) bicycle (B) car. What is the most sensical answer between "bicycle" and "car"?
A: bicycle

Q: Here's a short story: Andy was running across the tile floor and sliding across it. There was less friction here, but he thought he could do the same outside on the cement. When Andy tries to slide across the cement, his socks will make _____ than when he slides across the tile floor. (A) more heat (B) less heat. What is the most sensical answer between "tile floor" and "cement"?
A: tile floor

Q: Here's a short story: Susan wants to lose weight by exercising every day. She wants to either run up hill or walk on the treadmill today. If she wants to sweat the least amount, she should (A) Run uphill (B) walk on the treadmill.. What is the most sensical answer between "Walking on the treadmill" and "Running uphill"?
A: Running uphill

Q: Here's a short story: A rabbit can run faster in a field and slower in a cactus field. This means the rabbit gets hotter running through a (A) cactus field (B) field. What is the most sensical answer between "cactus field" and "field"?
A: cactus field