We snorkelled first at Pulau Mamutik , and the boatmen were kind enough to bring us out to where the best corals were . There were red , purple , blue , green , yellow ... .absolutely amazing ! My guide even taught me how to skin dive to the seabed and see the corals close up , as well as any unique things like Nemo hiding among the corals . Another interesting thing was that he brought bread with him , and when it was scattered we suddenly became immensely popular with all the fish there .

A: Why are so many fish swimming around the narrator ?

Next , he announces the number of people scoring b3 , there 's 18 people taking the Chinese paper and 14 gotten b3 . For me , I think most human are greedy and I am one of them : D. so thinking that a lot of getting b3 , my results wo n't be far behind . Our Chinese teacher then tells us our results one by one .

A: What sort of result did you expect to get on the test ?

In the neighborhood of the house upon which we made an offer , the association had apparently declared Yard Sale Day , so I stopped at a few , but nobody was selling anything I wanted , except four old , stout dining room chairs we do n't have room for . I bought nothing , and returned home . I ate a big lunch .

A: Why did I stop at a few of the yard sales ?

She remained with them until she was four years old , when a run in with an enemy ship caused her parents to bring her ashore to live with her paternal grandparents in Australia . When she was seven , her parents returned and brought her to Long Beach to live with her maternal grandparents . Though they were far apart , her parents were faithful to visit each month and take her on long trips during the summer .

A:
Why did they have to stay with their grandparents ?