Problem: David has been interested in the computer for a while ; however , that has been a can of worms that we did n't want to open ! We do n't have any video games for the kids either and that is a bridge that I do n't want to cross yet ! lol Anyway , after talking to another friend of mine who also has a 5 year old , I realized that David would be having computer lab in Kindergarten so in just a few weeks , he 'll be using the computer everyday whether I like it or not . So I talked it over with Derek and we decided to go ahead and let him start learning how to use the computer .

What is my relationship to David ?
OPTIONS:
- I am David 's friend
- None of the above choices .
- I am David 's uncle
- I am David 's dad

A: I am David 's dad

Problem: The wide sleeves of the black shihakushou gently fluttered in the air as the long arms swung back and front , the large hands still coarsely callused as ever . The footsteps were as always firm and steady , contrast to the almost hesitant - looking pace he walked up the stairs at . Nothing had changed yet at the same time , everything had changed .

Why is the subject of the narrator 's dialogue showing clear exertion and movement ?
OPTIONS:
- The subject is preparing for a workout session .
- The subject is preparing for conflict .
- The subject is preparing for a sporting match .
- None of the above choices .

A: The subject is preparing for conflict .

Problem: He closed his eyes , turning away and gently pushing Hisa back into the hotel room . Tears still falling freely , he packed their bags and called the front desk , telling them he was checking out . Once he 'd packed Hisa 's little pink backpack and his duffle bag , he double checked the room and they walked out , locking the door and going by the office , dropping the key off .

What would have happened if he did not drop off the key ?
OPTIONS:
- The front desk would have charged the double for the room .
- The front desk would have kept his duffel bag and Hisa 's backpack .
- The front desk would not have let him check out .
- The hotel would have locked them out of the office .

A:
The front desk would not have let him check out .