Problem: I rotate my screen backgrounds depending on the kind of mood I am in or what I am doing . When I am writing for example I do n't want to be distracted by a bright screen . So I change my background to something neutral . When I want to brighten my space or take a virtual walk on the beach I change my background .

Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They are in a bad mood .
- None of the above choices .
- They have a bright space to write in .
- They like to switch things up .

A: They like to switch things up .
Question:
Great friends showed up for dinner at Marinelli 's first . Colleen , Tim & Nik , Stone & MC made were all there . After eating and chilling at the restaurant for a bit we headed over to the bar . We got a good spot blocked off and saved an extra 3 chairs for those who did n't make it to dinner . The band started about 10 pm , but prior to that both Matt and I each started out with a " boomba " a 32 oz beer .
Answer the following question: Why did they save extra chairs ?
OPTIONS:
- For those who did n't make chairs .
- None of the above choices .
- For their legs to stretch out .
- For those who did n't make it on time .
Answer:
For those who did n't make it on time .
Question:
By pure luck he had slid into the cubicle right next to the executive office , where the work was being done . Mr. Jamison slid his lean , lanky body across the carpet , not daring to make a sound . The door was open slightly and Mr. Jamison managed to get his six foot frame through without nudging it . Any sound or movement could mean his capture .

Why was Mr. Jamison in the office ?
OPTIONS:
- He was up to something .
- None of the above choices .
- He worked in the office .
- He had his own cubicle .
Answer:
He was up to something .
IN: I waited through the silence on the other side of the receiver : " You find out the results tomorrow ? " I nodded , though he could n't see . " Why did n't you tell me till now ? "
Why did he keep the results to himself ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He did n't want anyone else to know .
- Since he wanted to tell the results to others .
- Since there were n't going to be any results .

OUT: He did n't want anyone else to know .
We hit a small country called IKEA first . My feet did n't hurt , but I noticed I was fiddling with my shoes occasionally . Not cool , but I was proud of the discreet way I handled it . I was lookin ' good in my high heels .

OPTIONS:
- They are not a native english speaker , and they have confused the words for store and county
- None of the above choices .
- They live in a Sci Fi alternate reality , where IKEA has literally become a small country
- They are using figurative speech in order to make their writing catchy and unique
Answer the following question: What leads the speaker to refer to IKEA as a small country ?

They are using figurative speech in order to make their writing catchy and unique
Problem: I thought Ian was going to lose it when she left . We told him in the morning that she was leaving and he was a fussy , clingy little boy all morning . When she left at lunch time , he clung to me with his little lip quivering getting ready to cry as she said good bye . He just kept blowing her kisses and quivering , I almost cried just watching him .

Why is Ian sad that the woman is leaving ?
OPTIONS:
- He is a baby , has intense emotions , and ca n't comprehend the reason for events
- The woman was the only one who would take him to the zoo
- None of the above choices .
- The woman was the one who would write his paychecks

A:
He is a baby , has intense emotions , and ca n't comprehend the reason for events