Question:
I saw 2 basement rooms last night . One was really unfinished . It might have been ok ; but the guy mentioned that the house is right next to the homeless shelter .
Answer the following question: What may be a fact about this person ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They are looking for a new place to stay .
- They are moving into their friend 's home .
- They want to live somewhere for free .
Answer:
They are looking for a new place to stay .
Question:
He was beginning to wonder if he had made a mistake . Sure , he hated Jimmy Cooper and wanted no part of anything that even remotely brought glory to him , but this was Ryan 's first big Newport event , and he could n't stand the thought of leaving the kid to face the sharks of Newport alone . The worried expression on the kid 's face was enough to tell him how uncomfortable Ryan was .

What might have he done even though he did n't want to stay at the Newport event ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He might have stayed for the sake of Ryan even though it was his second Newport event .
- He might have stayed for the sake of Jimmy since it was his first Newport event .
- He might have stayed for the sake of Ryan since it was his first Newport event .
Answer:
He might have stayed for the sake of Ryan since it was his first Newport event .
IN: In the surfeit of power I was a murderer and an oppressor . In my most evil moments I was convinced that I was doing good , and I was well supplied with systematic arguments . It was only when I lay there on rotting prison straw that I sensed within myself the first stirrings of good . Gradually it was disclosed to me that the line separating good and evil passes not through states , nor between classes , nor between political parties either - but right through every human heart - and through all human hearts ... .
Why did being imprisoned prompt the speaker to reflect on and realize the true nature of morality ?
OPTIONS:
- They had a cellmate who encouraged them to take a good hard look at their past conduct
- They spent much time praying to god and had a vision outlining what they had done wrong
- The prison offered a spirituality course that allowed them to think about the philosophy of the matter
- The incarceration gave them time to sit in silence and reflect on their past transgressions

OUT: The incarceration gave them time to sit in silence and reflect on their past transgressions
They 're also profoundly good at taking advantage of outdoor space and green space in the summer , at weaving nature into everyday life . Maybe it 's their hard winters , maybe things would be different if we had more space . Whatever it is , it 's really inspiring . On our third day in Berlin , Sarah R. 's mom invited us to take a three - hour cruise around the canals and onto the river Spree . I know it sounds kind of cheesy and touristy , but I 'd heard from several people that this was a great way to see Berlin .

OPTIONS:
- They are in Europe .
- They are in Sarah 's homeland .
- None of the above choices .
- They are in Sarah 's favorite spot .
Answer the following question: Where is the narrator traveling ?

They are in Europe .
question: Conversations we 'd had before about what our erogenous zones were led me specifically to that area . The fingers of her hand closest to me began tapping in rhythm to the almost sacred waltz of " Your Hand in Mine " . My eyes drifted to hers , which darted away quickly to the top corner of the ceiling as she began to bite her bottom lip .

OPTIONS:
- They feel like there is chemistry .
- None of the above choices .
- They feel as if their eyes should drift apart .
- They feel like having a conversation about rhythm .
Q: What do these two probably feel at the moment ?

answer: They feel like there is chemistry .
IN: The area is brimming with charming shops and pubs and venues and art galleries , definitely the best location I ' ve been at since moving here 3 summers ago . Going on year 4 of living in Boston , and I could n't be more pleased about it . The one thing that is trouble about our new home is that our 80 year old totally unreasonable landlady that lives with her 50 year old on live directly beneath us .
Why is the narrator happy with where they moved ?
OPTIONS:
- They love the shops .
- None of the above choices .
- They love New England .
- They love their land lady .

OUT:
They love the shops .