Problem: Here's what I do: We take over Medicaid children from the states so that every child in America is covered. And in exchange, if the states want to -- they're not forced to, they can choose to -- they cover individuals up to 300 percent of poverty. It's their choice.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "There is just no way for every child in America to be covered"?

A: No

Problem: Grapes<br>Henry bought a huge bag of grapes. He wondered how he would eat them all. He decided he would juice them instead. He shared his juice with his wife. He went and bought more grapes.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Henry might lose his wife as a result of his grapes addiction. "?

A: It's impossible to say

Problem: Snowman<br>Ricky was trudging through the snow with his sled. He began to load his sled up with fresh snow. He hauled the snow to the front of his house. His dad was waiting there to teach him how to make his first snowman. Ricky excitedly started making the base for his snowman.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Ricky was trudging through the snow with his sled. He began to load his sled up with fresh snow. Ricky would rather sled than win 1000 dollars."?

A:
It's impossible to say