IN: Some reporter was on the screen , and as I approached , they switched to the images of the first tower collapsing , and I gasped . And I kept thinking , or maybe saying out loud , " but , they evacuated everybody , right ? They had plenty of time to get them out of there , right ?
Why does the narrator want to know about the evacuation ?
OPTIONS:
- They are scared for their lives .
- They are covering the story as a reporter .
- None of the above choices .
- They are on the scene as a reporter .

OUT: They are scared for their lives .
You can give it me when you get it . " At last the van came There was another brother in the assembly who was selling his OMNI for Rs . 1,30,000/- and we got that vehicle on the 1st of March l997 . It was a 90 model vehicle , single handed and run 40.000 kms . with a memorable number on it .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator will feel he needs to look around .
- The narrator will not be ready to buy .
- The narrator will feel he needs to keep searching .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: Will the narrator keep searching after looking at these vans ?

None of the above choices .
question: I was turning and turning in bed and despite the advil I had a big headache that would not leave me alone for one moment . I have been having them for the past few days every time I get tired and every morning when I wake up . But it 's ok ... No nightmare . strange , vivid and complex dreams but no disturbing adventures for me .

OPTIONS:
- They have had nightmares every night since they were small .
- None of the above choices .
- Advil usually gives them nightmares .
- Nightmares are a frequent occurrence for them .
Q: What may be the reason for mentioning that they did n't have nightmares ?

answer: Nightmares are a frequent occurrence for them .
QUES: I put my name in the hat . Once I am retired there should be lots of free time ( after the grandkids have gone home or gone to sleep ) . They have plans for two more events in the future . And they seem to still be gathering data for the first one .

Question with options: Why is the narrator choosing to volunteer for more things ?
OPTIONS:
- They are looking for spirituality .
- They are about to have more free time .
- None of the above choices .
- They are looking to help all people .
ANS: They are about to have more free time .
Problem: There 's one spot on the trail that 's exposed and this is the part - at the beginning and end - that really challenged me . By the end , my legs felt fine , I was breathing steady , but my head started to do that thing it does when the sun and heat are too much . I ' ve felt this before , after having the brilliant idea to run up a small rocky " mountain " in 100 degree temperatures .

What may be their problem with the clearing on the trail ?
OPTIONS:
- They forgot sunscreen .
- The sun blinds them .
- None of the above choices .
- It makes them see double .

A: None of the above choices .
Question:
The other day , I had come down with something . I was n't sure what it was exactly , but I knew it was bad . And I also knew that I could n't take the normal over - the - counter medication to feel better , since the only stuff that would work for the symptoms I had contains pseudophedryn . But since pseudophedryn can give me seizures , as I have epilepsy , I had to go to the Urgent Care center for some antibiotics , or whatever else the doctor would recommend .

What leads the speaker to be interested in preventing the occurrence of seizures ?
OPTIONS:
- They will be going to a job interview and can not afford to have a seizure at this time
- None of the above choices .
- They work as a truck driver and if they have a seizure , they will lose their job and their license
- They are trying to impress a potential romantic partner and having a seizure would ruin this
Answer:
None of the above choices .