QUES: The other day I picked up Mansfield Park from the library and today I watched Becoming Jane . Needless to say , I am in a Jane Austen mood . I ca n't read too much of her in one sitting because her writing is n't meant to be quickly read , like most books I read . I have to concentrate on what 's being described and I have to keep track of who 's talking .

Question with options: What may be a fact about this person 's interests ?
ANS: They read a lot of Jane Austen 's work .
QUES: So let me tell you the story I have this friend who is a girl . I have to see her everyday , else my mood is totally off . Every time she is near me , i like it . When she is resting on my shoulder , it 's weird but great .

Question with options: What will happen with them next ?
ANS: They will go on a date .
QUES: It did n't get better but worse the next morning , the temperature went up to 40 Celsius and the joints were so pain , could hardly move or walk . Was also feeling cold , though with a winter jacket on in this summary weather . Could n't even drive to see a doctor , had to call dad at work , he was busy and could only leave in the afternoon . My mom cooked some porridge for lunch , though did n't have any appetite , forced half a bowl down the throat .

Question with options: What may be the reason why they 're so sick ?
ANS: They have the flu .
QUES: I am not trying to complain ... I am really happy that my husband is involved with our kids and that they have a great relationship , but sometimes I wish they thought I was as much fun as he was ! Why are Dads always the fun ones while Moms are the fun police ? Is it because women are actually innately more organised and naturally get burdened with the task of being the disciplinarian ? I have to say that most of the time my head is so full with trying to plan what kind of dinner to cook or remembering to organise a playdate with my new friend 's little girl etc .

Question with options: What may be a plausible fact about me ?
ANS:
I think different genders are innately different .