QUES: So that 's been my week . I did go to see Genny Sunday and Monday . I think that was my last visit to that part of the state , and I ' m quite content with that ( not that I would have time to go again before I left , but still ) . I ' m worried about Genny .

Question with options: Where did the narrator go to visit Ginny ?
OPTIONS:
- Ginny was in the hospital and another part of the same town .
- The narrator went to a hospital in another part of the state .
- The narrator went to a hospital in another state .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: The narrator went to a hospital in another part of the state .
Problem: Earlier today when Kelsey ( my friend 's daughter who 's 10 ) were at the store doing some grocery shopping , she told me she had to buy some pads . When we were walking down the femine product isle , she asked me " what sort of pads should I get '' . When she found the pads she wanted she handed them to me and asked me to bring them up to the cash register . Why would she make me carry her tampons ?

What may have happen if the mother 's friend was n't at the store then ?
OPTIONS:
- she would not have been handed the tampons
- Kelsey 's age may not be 10
- None of the above choices .
- Kelsey would not have found tampons

A: she would not have been handed the tampons
Question:
hahaha . so another time . but do nt worry i wo nt be like emily who takes more than one month to blog again HAHA oops : PJIAMINZI went to watch money no enough 2 today ! !
Answer the following question: Which of the following is true of Emily ?
OPTIONS:
- Emily is the narrator .
- Emily reads the blog .
- None of the above choices .
- Emily procrastinates .
Answer:
Emily procrastinates .
Question:
As we pressed our faces to the windows to look at the yard , I could n't help but wonder why we would need a key to unlock a door from the inside .

What is the narrator likely to do next with their face against the glass ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is likely to fall asleep .
- The narrator is likely to make some food .
- The narrator is likely to go outside .
- The narrator is likely to stay indoors .
Answer:
The narrator is likely to go outside .
IN: So i called and asked him where the nearest police station was just in case i had to like , park in the parking lot and lean on the horn . We get to the end of Washington Ave , and I hit another light . this time , he pulls up to my left .
What is likely happening in this scenario ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is honking the horn .
- The narrator is bothering someone .
- The narrator is being bothered .
- The narrator is about to park .

OUT: The narrator is being bothered .
I just sort of think of the good times we had and the girl I remember and that 's what I miss . I mean there is a little of this and that so far as unresolved stuff goes and a hint of bitterness or hurt but nothing really overwhelming or deep . I just think about her for some reason and I do n't know why . I even thought about calling her the other day but I decided against it at least for now .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He feels he may be let go .
- He feels he may be yelled at .
- He feels he may catch old feelings .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator feeling resistant to reaching out ?
He feels he may catch old feelings .