Problem: I feel so empowered ! As I usually do when I solve problems by taking matters into my own hands . I 'll tell you all about it . One day last week we received a letter from the IRS .

What might be different if the narrator did n't take matters into their own hands ?
OPTIONS:
- They would n't feel empowered
- They would feel empowered
- None of the above choices .
- They would tell you about it

A: They would n't feel empowered
Question:
I found a book and started reading it . The words kept changing around and moving out of order so that I could n't read it , but I still could sort of understand what the words were saying . My brain knew that I could read , so it made me read in the dream , but my active logic centre knew that the words were nonsense , which was interesting . Then I decided that , if this was a dream , I could most definitely fly .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator having some trouble reading ?
OPTIONS:
- The book is written in small font .
- None of the above choices .
- They may be in a dream .
- The book is in another language .
Answer:
They may be in a dream .
Question:
Yeah . Great idea , Biff . Did you miss that memo about not introducing peanut products to little kids till they are three , or even five , depending on how paranoid your doctor is ? No no , I ' m well aware of the dangers of peanut allergy .

Why might I know so much about peanut allergies ?
OPTIONS:
- I read up on it because Biff encouraged me to learn all I can about allergies .
- I read that we should introduce children to peanuts long before they turn three .
- I am a person who is extremely hypersensitive to goober nuts .
- I am aware of the dangers because Biff has a peanut allergy .
Answer:
I am a person who is extremely hypersensitive to goober nuts .
IN: 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 .

OUT: She is a patient at a hospital .
While I was sitting there , another guy got pulled over a block behind me . On the way back home , I saw a cop race ahead of me and pull over another person .

OPTIONS:
- Cars pulled over to let speeding cops pass by .
- None of the above choices .
- Cops pulled me over when I was driving home .
- Cops pulled over all cars on the road .
Answer the following question: What may happen before I get home ?

None of the above choices .
Problem: I found a book and started reading it . The words kept changing around and moving out of order so that I could n't read it , but I still could sort of understand what the words were saying . My brain knew that I could read , so it made me read in the dream , but my active logic centre knew that the words were nonsense , which was interesting . Then I decided that , if this was a dream , I could most definitely fly .

Why is the narrator having some trouble reading ?
OPTIONS:
- The book is written in small font .
- The book is in another language .
- None of the above choices .
- The words are changing .

A:
The words are changing .