And it 's been charmed to repel rain and snow , too , so it 'll never get wet . I thought you could use it . " " Oh , I can definitely use it ! " she smiled , her hand passing over the soft fabric in an appreciative movement that was almost a caress - and Harry forgot his worry over her reaction in a fleeting stab of envy for the bloody cloak . She was caressing it - and he suddenly ( irrationally ) decided he wished he could be that damn cloak .

OPTIONS:
- He is attracted to her .
- He is envious of her .
- None of the above choices .
- He is worried about her .
Answer the following question: How does Harry feel about the recipient of the cloak ?

He is attracted to her .

Danger Zone : Evening riding # 1 : Evening riding by itself is bad enough , what with the decreasing light levels , the different darkness thresholds people have for turning on headlights and increasing traffic associated with afternoon rush - hour . # 2 : A new problem , specific to the late summer has appeared ! Swarms of tiny midge - like insects that emerge from whatever torpor with which they pass the day , and fly up to eyeball level in the evening .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- A car
- A boat
- A bicycle
Answer the following question: What might the narrator be riding on or in ?

A bicycle

As of today , we have been residents of Cincinnati for one week . We live about a block from a hospital , which is great if we have an emergency , but not so great when ambulances decide to scream into the ER at 2 am every night . This pic is the view from our living room .

OPTIONS:
- I may have seen some tourist buses with loudspeakers .
- I may have seen some speeding vans on the road .
- None of the above choices .
- I may have seen some ambulances under palm trees .
Answer the following question: What may I have seen outside this past 7 days ?

I may have seen some speeding vans on the road .

I was 17 , in my first year of college , sitting with a group of girls in a dorm room ; Susie , a sweet , moon - faced blonde from a rural town , was reading out loud a letter from her BFF back home . Susie 's friend , she told us , was just so funny ! She read to us an amusing paragraph or two , and then continued with the line , " So how are you doing out there with all the spics ? "

OPTIONS:
- She made a mistake in one of her adverbs
- Her verb usage was poor
- She used the word " spics " and it is derogatory and prejudiced against hispanic persons .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: What is wrong with the letter that Susie was reading ?
She used the word " spics " and it is derogatory and prejudiced against hispanic persons .