Problem: Why walk a whole block and then another block to get to the other side when you can just cut through the street ? ) and then my 1st impressions were finally explained once summer rolled around , Having no possession of a car , and need to either walk or take the bus to my intended destination , I got to experience just what it 's like to walk in 100 degree + weather . The blazing hot sun shining it 's burning rays , the heat filled air , drying any moister you retain .

How were they able to survive walking ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They wore boots .
- They drank a lot of water .
- They bundled up .

A: They drank a lot of water .
Question:
And it upsets mum which only upsets me more . Then everytime I see Lily , while I adore seeing her and getting snuggles , it makes me sad . It makes me sad cause it makes it hit home that the things I wanted for my life , I have not got . By now , I had wanted to be married with at least one child , maybe more .
Answer the following question: What may have happened that prevented this person from fulfilling their goals ?
OPTIONS:
- They might be unable to maintain a longterm relationship
- They might not be like children such as Lily
- They might not want to have even one child .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They might be unable to maintain a longterm relationship
Question:
We are thoroughly enjoying our summer 's fruits . These grapes are even sweeter than they look . Really crisp and really sweet . So much funner than the market!Oooh , and the blackberries ... the very lonely strawberry ... the bunnies can reach these , so they hardly stand a chance .

What is the narrator 's diet like ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator eats unhealthy .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator eats many fruits .
- The narrator eats much protein .
Answer:
The narrator eats many fruits .
IN: The American dream became convoluted somewhere , and instead of just being homeowners , we wanted castles . And somehow , we sacrificed our individuality , our uniqueness , as humans . We became consumers of buildings oversized and underbuilt . We threw out quality construction , and traded it for shoddy , overpriced grandeur .
What does the writer believe would have happened if we had stayed true to the American dream ?
OPTIONS:
- We would be happier with what we have , and our houses would have continued to be made with care and precision
- The shelters that we would have built would not be meaningful or worth living in
- We would all be living in house far too small to accommodate our needs and would be unhappy
- Houses that we had constructed would simply not be big enough for us to function in

OUT: We would be happier with what we have , and our houses would have continued to be made with care and precision
It was the thing that always interested her whenever she saw a person . She stared at the closed eyes in thought , the bowl of water resting against her hip . Were they a pale , ice blue ? Or were they a deep , forest green ?

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She wanted their eyes for her eyeball necklace .
- She has eyeball fetishes .
- The eyes of others are the windows to their soul and she enjoys taking a peek once in a while .
Answer the following question: Why does the eyes of others interest her so much .

The eyes of others are the windows to their soul and she enjoys taking a peek once in a while .
Problem: Sweet girl was so happy to see us ! She looks a little , pieced together , right now ( poor tummy shaved for the ultrasound ! ) , but she 's as happy as can be . We 're trying to make do without the cone collar , and instead are trying a tee - shirt to keep her from messing with her stitches .

Why may the female subject be so happy to see the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is the caring owner of the subject .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is a stranger to the subject .
- The narrator is unknown to the subject .

A:
The narrator is the caring owner of the subject .