IN: Last week I had chance to go on fly out fly - fishing trip in Juneau , Alaska with Bear Creek Outfitters . I was on my honeymoon and I had the trip lined up through the cruise . Prior to the cruise , the owner of one of our local fly shops gave me some flies to try , plus I had done a little research prior to the fishing trip so would be prepared . I tied a few pink clouser minnows , which I heard was " The " fly at the time .
What type of vacations does the narrator like ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator likes stay - home vacations .
- The narrator likes exotic vacations .
- The narrator likes outdoors vacation .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: The narrator likes outdoors vacation .
Next we went outside to the live butterflies . We liked when we went in the butterfly tent . We got cantaloupe and butterflies landed on it . There were thousands of butterflies .

OPTIONS:
- The tent is on the top of Katmandu .
- None of the above choices .
- It is a tent where butterfly designs decorate the flaps .
- It is a type of zoo or nature museum .
Answer the following question: What is the sort of place where there is a butterfly tent ?

It is a type of zoo or nature museum .
question: It 's stressful enough during normal operation , trying to remember how many people each car type holds so I do n't over or under load it , or delay in the station . ... Then we went 101.Think about this kids ... what does it take for a ride with 3 individual trains , all with their own steam - powered engines , to go 101 ? It almost never happens . But would n't you know , it goes down on my very rare shift on the ride .

OPTIONS:
- Their job stresses them out .
- They are looking forward to set backs .
- Their job is easy .
- They 're happy with their job .
Q: What may be a plausible fact about the speaker ?

answer: Their job stresses them out .
QUES: She needed to rest somehow , but most important was making sure the Hunter would be ready to go , and he gave her a job to do . She wandered over to the door into the lab and locked it . After that , she wandered back to the closet X had nodded at , and started rifling threw things .

Question with options: What may have been the reason she locked the door ?
OPTIONS:
- So she could go to sleep without being caught by Hunter .
- So she could be alone with Hunter and not be disturbed .
- So she and X could rifle through the closet .
- So no one would see her going through the storage spaces .
ANS: So no one would see her going through the storage spaces .
Problem: Here 's how this experiment was actually conducted . I took 25 pages of different sizes ( from 45 KB to 4151 KB ) and inserted unique , non - existent keywords into each page at 10 KB intervals ( that is , a unique keyword was included after each 10 KB of text ) . These keywords were auto - generated exclusively for this experiment and served as " indexation depth marks " .

What may be a plausible fact about the experiment ?
OPTIONS:
- The experiment was conducted on my smartphone .
- The experiment was conducted on a computer .
- The experiment was conducted on stage .
- The experiment was conducted outside .

A: The experiment was conducted on a computer .
Question:
Yesterday she did n't get her dinner time medications at all . Mum had to remind the nurse , who told her no medications were ordered for her . Mum had to insist that she did in fact get meds , told the nurse what they were , and informed her she had been taking them for 30 years and she was n't stopping now . The nurse had to call the doctor who confirmed mum 's details - and it was then determined that whomever had transcribed her last list of med 's had " forgotten " to transcribe fully a half day 's worth of mum 's medications - more stunning ! ! !

What may be a plausible fact about my mother ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She is a nurse at a hospital .
- She is a patient at a hospital .
- She is a doctor at a hospital .
Answer:
She is a patient at a hospital .