Problem: Today is day 22 , so I can have coffee . I am jonesing for that Grande Americano . It 's not coffee that is bad , its the habit .

Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They do n't have a bad habit .
- None of the above choices .
- They are limiting their intake .
- They drink an Americano daily .

A: They are limiting their intake .
Question:
This whole idea of the ads being justified because it hits to a core value of a specific cultural group - even if I personally found it disturbing - really got me thinking a lot about moral relativism and adoption . Adoption is definitely one of those practices / theories that has " deep and widespread moral disagreements " and it definitely applies as an issue where " truth or justification of moral judgments is not absolute , but relative to some group of persons . " In fact the whole concept of " best interests of the child " could be considered within the moral relativism framework . Not all cultures consider the best interest of the child as paramount .
Answer the following question: What may I feel about adoption ?
OPTIONS:
- Children are treated well in adoption .
- Children 's needs are put first in adoption .
- Some children are misplaced in the adoption process .
- Some children are mistreated in adoption .
Answer:
Some children are mistreated in adoption .
Question:
I had the fibroadenoma mass removed on August 22nd . It went really well and I have not complaints . The surgeon did say that the incision area will improve in appearance for nearly a year ... I want it to be nearly invisible , but at least it is gone ... gone like a freight train ... gone . School has started again .

Why might I want the incision area to be invisible ?
OPTIONS:
- Because I do n't want the scar showing as it might not be gone
- Because I do n't want the scar showing as it might be embarrassing
- Because I do n't want the scar showing as I might be proud of it .
- Because I do n't want the scar showing as it might be improving .
Answer:
Because I do n't want the scar showing as it might be embarrassing
IN: My sister was inbetween health insurances in her job , and of course , needed emergency gall bladder surgery . The surgeon wanted $ 4000 , they agreed on $ 2000 . She had the surgery , and when she told me the cost , as a Medical Biller I advised her that ins co have fee schedules and would pay between $ 500 and $ 900 depending on the co.
Why do insurance companies pay so little for care ?
OPTIONS:
- insurance companies want people to die so wo n't pay much .
- Insurance companies are n't competent and ca n't pay .
- Insurance companies are very poor and ca n't pay much .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: None of the above choices .
But of course the trip went fine . Got back at Amsterdam airport 30 minutes late and then had to wait another 45 minutes for Rutger 's suitcase . Mine was one of the first to get on the luggage belt .

OPTIONS:
- Rutger and I waited a long time for our suitcases .
- The plane arrived behind schedule at the airport .
- I got my suitcase right before Rutger got his suitcase .
- I looked for my suitcase close by Rutger 's suitcase .
Answer the following question: What may happen before Rutger got his suitcase ?

The plane arrived behind schedule at the airport .
Problem: I talked about the $ 196 I paid to get my daughter ready for school . I wish that was the end of the school expenses . I just paid another $ 195 for after school activities for this semester . Last year she participated in an after school art program called Young Rembrandts that she just loved .

Why did she participate in an after school art program ?
OPTIONS:
- Because the writer wished that was the end of the school expenses .
- Because the writer paid $ 196 .
- Because the writer got their daughter ready for school .
- Because she 's interested in art .

A:
Because she 's interested in art .