Question:
People seem to keep me distant & are very aloof to me like they can sense i have a lot of problems ... how do i handle this behaviour ? its like from my perception no one wants to get involved with me , like iam a condemed person which people are disturbed by or whatever . its not like i have never tried with people either , in the past i have even acted out of character to try and be overly friendly and nice to be accepted and still , people have kept their distance but been civil to me , almost like making it evident they do nt want to know me .
Answer the following question: Why was the narrator surprised when people are n't nice to them ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator tried to be overly accommodating .
- The narrator tried to be a gift bearer .
- The narrator tried to be a lover .
- The narrator tried to be a peacemaker .
Answer:
The narrator tried to be overly accommodating .
Question:
My plans for the weekend changed when I fell off the ladder on Friday so on Saturday I ended up going to see a film at the GFT , " Married Life " , with some people . I knew nothing about this film so did n't know what to expect . I enjoyed it .
Answer the following question: What were my expectations regarding the movies .
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I was pesimistic .
- I was optimistic .
- I did n't have any .
Answer:
I did n't have any .
Question:
And a lip gloss ... where oh where have you been all my life , Too Faced ? ] and I feel much better . I feel like a grown up at work again , like my clothing is n't stained or ill - fitting or desperately out of season .
Answer the following question: Why does the speaker ask where lip gloss has been all of their life ?
OPTIONS:
- Because they just recently tried it and are very happy with the results
- None of the above choices .
- Because they live in a poor country and lip gloss just started being available
- Because they had never heard of lip gloss before recently learning about it
Answer:
Because they just recently tried it and are very happy with the results