QUES: I do n't see my mother all the time even though she lived only 2 hours away ... but I did she her for birthdays , holidays and other random things . I will miss seeing my sisters as they will grow up fast . Hopefully we made some good memories for them when they stayed with us .

Question with options: What can we assume about the sisters of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They are the same age as her .
- They are younger than her .
- They are older than her .
- They live nearby .
ANS: They are younger than her .
QUES: Clarke writes about how she first encountered Mark Salter in 1988 at the Republican Convention . She mistakenly thought he was the bodyguard for Jeane Kirkpatrick , the former ambassador to the United Nations . Instead he handled communications and wrote for her . Through a chance meeting after the convention , she met him in New Orleans and told him to send writing samples because McCain needed a writer .

Question with options: Why might have Clarke thought Mark Salter was a bodyguard ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Mark Salter might have had a language pattern that sounded tough .
- Mark Salter might have had a body language that looked tough .
- Mark Salter might have had a body language that looked weak .
ANS: Mark Salter might have had a body language that looked tough .
QUES: It 's kind of a postmodern variation on the " let 's put on a show to save the day " concept , full of earnestness .... but also full of clueless , self - absorbed people being rather stupid about their lives . ( Imagine Dead Poets Society if the Robin Williams character was actually quite a bit of a loser . ) It manages to take the piss out of the lead while allowing him his own form of dignity , even as it shreds his life around him .

Question with options: What type of characters is the piece dominated by ?
OPTIONS:
- It is mostly losers .
- It is mostly poets .
- None of the above choices .
- It is mostly self - absorbed people .
ANS: It is mostly self - absorbed people .
QUES: Apparently , I do n't truly LOVE my food . The article made me think about an experiment we did in my college gen - ed Psychology class . We were each given a Hershey 's Kiss , and instructed to let it melt in our mouths - no chewing . This experiment made me realize just how yummy those kisses are !

Question with options: Why would the narrator enjoy being tested like this ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator got to show their knowledge .
- The narrator got to pass the class .
- The narrator got to enjoy a treat .
- The narrator got to show their superiority .
ANS:
The narrator got to enjoy a treat .