Context: The cult of celebrity refers to the way that fame has arguably eclipsed even money - with which it is so often paired - as the most desirable attribute to be pursued in an individualist culture based on excellence , performance and heroes . The culture of celebrity has been constructed by the media for us in a society where the individual is the centre of the world . Morality and culture have been systematically privatised and relativised so that we are left with one 's values or lifestyle .

Question generated: What will happen if we continue to value celebrity as much as we do now ?
OPTIONS:
- We will begin to realize that it is important to have celebrities
- We will develop great new celebrities and people who are popular
- We will become a society that is shallow and misguided , focused on emulating celebrity status and not personal happiness
- None of the above choices .

Context: Before their house what tiny and split up into a bunch of rooms . The new house is now a good medium size with more open space . For some reason I was expecting a huge mansion of a house that was bigger then the reality . A big reason was because a majority of the " new " space was taken up by a garage .

Question generated: How might the new homeowners feel about their new home ?
OPTIONS:
- They might be thrilled having even a little more space for their family .
- They might be thinking they miss their tiny house with no room .
- They feel like celebrating their very large , new house .
- None of the above choices .

Context: Maintenance guy came over to look at a leak today ( my charming older building has not so charming plumbing ) . That itself was unremarkable-- the interesting part was his language . He spoke in an English / Spanish hybrid that I have not encountered before , about a 50/50 or 60/40 mix of words ( favoring English ) .

Question generated: Why was the narrator not communicating well with the repairman ?
OPTIONS:
- The repairman was speaking a different tongue .
- The repairman was hard of hearing .
- The repairman was rude .
- None of the above choices .

Context: And still , Ruta thought , staring out with blind eyes at the silent road , after all the danger " Stephen Seeker " had already gone through for her sake , she was not sure if she was willing to burden him with even more . * * * * * The next morning was rainy and grey water splashed around Stephen Seeker 's boots as he opened Ruta 's garden gate . The white roses near the wall had lost most of their last petals ; the bushes needed to be clipped , and he felt his lips twist in a grimace when he remembered that the woman who would normally have done so with ease was now unable to manage even the small garden tasks that had been her joy .

Question generated:
Why is Ruta grateful to Stephen ?
OPTIONS:
- Stephen has bought her several gardens .
- None of the above choices .
- Stephen has bought her a home .
- Stephen has done so much for her .