IN: President Weaver used a Muhammed Ali quote that absolutely brought the house down and everyone to their feet . He told them that if anyone tried to take away pensions , take away health care , or take away public education from working class families that they " needed to wake up and apologize . " The rest of the speakers hit on health care and the Employee Free Choice Act .
what may happen if President Weaver did not make his stand on health issues ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Other political speakers will apologize to the working class families
- Other political speakers would show support for working class families
- Other political speakers may not discuss on health issues

OUT: Other political speakers may not discuss on health issues
I took a week off from ( paying ) work last week and spent the time at home catching up on various projects that had accumulated on my to do list . I built a wood shed . I cleaned up the tool shed by the barn and built a bin to hold shavings for the horse stalls . I cleared out some fallen trees that were blocking the creek .

OPTIONS:
- They needed a week away from home .
- They needed a week away from family .
- They needed to get caught up .
- They were going on a vacation .
Answer the following question: Why would the narrator take a week off work ?

They needed to get caught up .
question: Health stuff : I ' ve been trying to reduce my sugar intake during the day . I did this after I found that after mid - day snacking , I would completely skip the sugar rush and go straight to the crash . When I cut out the sweets , I stopped nodding off at my desk . Well , all righty , then .

OPTIONS:
- I would have a strong sugar rush .
- I stopped almost falling asleep at my desk .
- None of the above choices .
- I would start nodding off in the afternoon .
Q: What unusual result did I get when I cut out the sweets during the day ?

answer: I stopped almost falling asleep at my desk .
QUES: 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 .

Question with options: Why is the narrator feeling resistant to reaching out ?
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 .
ANS: He feels he may catch old feelings .
Problem: I spent the past two afternoons fighting the layered squares quilt , which was an absolute bear to assemble . After lots of struggling and whining and grabbing for the seam ripper , I ' ve finally got the top together . The pattern calls for a wide border , but this quilt needs to hide for a while before I decide whether I ' ve got the necessary enthusiasm to buy it pretty fabric . Right now , I do n't like it enough to spend extra money on it .

What may be the final result with this quilt ?
OPTIONS:
- If I keep having so much trouble with it , I may not finish it .
- None of the above choices .
- I am going to hide the quilt so no one else tries to take it from me .
- The pattern calls for a thin border so I will make it .

A: If I keep having so much trouble with it , I may not finish it .
Question:
Yesterday , I had the opportunity to attend my friend 's college graduation . It was a wonderful event , filled with proud graduates and even prouder family and friends . What made it even more special was that my friend is not in her twenties - the usual age of a college graduate - but in her thirties .

What may be the reason why they are so proud of their friend ?
OPTIONS:
- It takes courage to go back to school later in life .
- They wish they could do it .
- They want their support on things in their life .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
It takes courage to go back to school later in life .