QUES: we ate at P.F. Changs which was about a 7 out of 10 . i had chicken lettuce wraps and mongolian beef . then we went to some mall for a couple hours which was gay / lame = gayme . or glay ?

Question with options: Why would the person not be happy with their mall trip ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The mall was too crowded .
- The mall was closed .
- They felt the mall was boring .
ANS: They felt the mall was boring .
Problem: 2 . The laptops are crap , and the students mess with them so much that they become ever more crappy . Did I mention that my desktop computer will be replaced by a laptop ? I sincerely hope they give me something halfway decent .

What does the narrator think of the laptops ?
OPTIONS:
- They are less crappy than desktops .
- None of the above choices .
- They are better for students .
- They are of poor quality .

A: They are of poor quality .
Question:
He just needs to have his workload decreased a little so that he can get the rest he obviously needs . 2 ) He 's not nearly as valuable as a third baseman . An enormous part of Martin 's value is the simple fact that he 's got a useful bat coming from a position where it 's incredibly difficult to find one . His bat simply does not play as well at third base as it does at catcher .
Answer the following question: Why is the owner looking to make a deal ?
OPTIONS:
- The player is not a great pitcher anymore .
- The player is too young to play .
- The player is slipping as third basemen .
- The player has slipped in his throwing motion .
Answer:
The player is slipping as third basemen .
Question:
Ben watched her go with a puzzled expression on his face . Then he realized : She 'd managed to dodge explaining anything to him . " Damn it . " * * *

How may Ben be currently feeling ?
OPTIONS:
- Happy
- Tired
- Sad
- Angry
Answer:
Angry
IN: I assumed since it was invisible to me , it was invisible to everyone . This is also probably a form of confirmation bias . Actually this might be related to another cognitive bias people exhibit - what I call the I ' m Special bias . Basically , I think asking people why they do things is pointless - they do n't know and , worse , everyone in the world believes they are special .
Why is the narrator suceptible to confirmation bias ?
OPTIONS:
- Because they were conducting an experiment .
- None of the above choices .
- Because the point was invisible to them .
- Because they believed in themselves .

OUT: Because the point was invisible to them .
She is such a social creature and this has been a long boring summer for her . I have preached several times this summer , too . God gave me one sermon as I was laying down for a nap . It was great !

OPTIONS:
- They are social activists .
- They are in the religious field .
- They are nuns .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: What type of job does the narrator have ?
They are in the religious field .