He would n't blame them for his change , as they were n't entirely at fault . For this , the blame rested on his shoulders . After all , for one to change so considerably , one has to will it in some way or another , rather than be gradually altered by surroundings . He had unconsciously set himself up to accept defeat , allowed himself to drop a majority of his guard , abandon his dreams , even if he knew they meant absolutely nothing at this place .

OPTIONS:
- He is stating that he is unwilling to change .
- None of the above choices .
- He is taking responsibility for his change .
- He is denying responsibility for his change .
Answer the following question: What may be a plausible fact about him ?

He is taking responsibility for his change .
question: Tatis had n't played regularly since 2002 and only hit .228 that year . The next year he played in 53 games hitting .194 and made a brief appearance in 2006 with the Orioles hitting .250 in 28 games . As the story goes Tatis was comfortably retired when his community needed a new church so he went back to baseball in the hopes of earning enough to build the church . He spent all of last year in AAA and was a early season call - up this year .

OPTIONS:
- He wanted to beat the Orioles .
- He was attempting to fund raise .
- He was tired of the community church .
- He was called for an early season .
Q: Why did Tatis return to baseball ?

answer: He was attempting to fund raise .
QUES: I know it has been ten days since I last posted , but I have an excuse I am sick and tired . I caught a cold from Jennifer at some point over the weekend and have been working extra long hours at work lately . Combine that with a couple Dave Matthews concert and you have a really tired Keegan . On Saturday I met Kate , Amy , and Mark for a ride to Cooperstown to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame . We got there in a relatively short time and spent a relaxed afternoon in the museum and eating in a local restaurant .

Question with options: How was I feeling ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I was feeling great .
- I was feeling apathetic .
- I was feeling miserable .
ANS: I was feeling miserable .
Problem: However , once I go to bed and morning comes ( all too soon , within about 3 short hours ) , I become restless , achy , near - feverish - feeling , and I have to coax my mind and body into sleep mode again . This morning I did get a tiny bit closer to my old " normal sleep " by covering my eyes with my favorite pink and orange blanket ( which I must sleep with every night of coarse ) to pretend the sun was not shining brightly through the blinds . But I have to admit , it was nothing at all satisfying considering how much I value my sleep . My nightmares have started to subside a bit , although that 's not to say that I ' ve been free of bad dreams .

What time does the narrator usually go to sleep ?
OPTIONS:
- Hours after midnight .
- Early .
- Hours before midnight .
- Midnight

A: Hours after midnight .
Question:
But if they were to come up with a really good drug that worked for brain cancer and nothing else , there 's just not a lot of folks who are in the market , and so many of those that are there just keep dying . And the insurance companies do n't want to pay for those great new medications like Avastin because they are expensive . For the most part , brain cancers are equal opportunity killers , they do n't ask for ID before they set up residence in a child 's or a baby 's brain . But there are hosts of childhood brain tumors that do n't occur in adults except very rarely .
Answer the following question: What might be true about this person ?
OPTIONS:
- They have brain cancer
- They are knowledgeable about brain cancer
- They came up with a new drug to treat cancer
- They do n't want to pay for new medications
Answer:
They are knowledgeable about brain cancer
question: They asked why I wanted to change my job path . I think I answered really well under pressure - and I ' m proud of my interview , even if I do n't get the job . They said that there were 4 interviews and that I should know either way tomorrow afternoon .

OPTIONS:
- I felt good about about myself after I left .
- I realized I may want to change my job path .
- I will have the job by tomorrow afternoon .
- I was better than the other 4 interviews which is positive .
Q: What was one good thing that happened with this interview ?

answer:
I felt good about about myself after I left .