Question:
And the reader will , too ( we hope ! ) .2 ) Bad because it 's very easy to let our characters off the hook instead of putting them through the ringer . Bad because without conflict and tension , the story is boring . Solution : take yourself out of the story every once in awhile and look at it with an unbiased eye . You can do this when you 're writing the first draft if you 're like me and want to get the story pretty fleshed out ( i.e.
Answer the following question: What 's a possible reason the story is boring without conflict and tension ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Because we need to put characters through the ringer .
- Because we need to look at a story with an unbiased eye .
- Because conflict and tension make the story exciting and unpredictable .
Answer:
Because conflict and tension make the story exciting and unpredictable .
Question:
He summoned his bottomless bag and started throwing them inside the bag . One of the small boxes he kept outside the bag , and when he grabbed his notebook calender , a small piece of paper sticking out of the top caught his eye . He opened it and noticed that the day 's date was highlighted . The date reminded him of something , but just could n't remember what .

What is probably true ?
OPTIONS:
- The date highlighted was special
- He has an excellent memory for dates
- The date highlighted was not special
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
The date highlighted was special
IN: Since they will probably be seeing each other every day , me and Derek 's dad figured we may as well have one day a week where they come over to our house after school and hang out for a while . That might start tomorrow , we 'll see . After that , we came home for a while and then it was time to go to Jason 's 1st kindergarten gymnastics class . Got there and watched girl after girl go into the room in line . At the end of it all I counted about 14 girls , plus Jason .
What is Jason ?
OPTIONS:
- Jason is a kid .
- None of the above choices .
- Jason is an adult .
- Jason is a young adult .

OUT: Jason is a kid .
We 're mixing browns and blacks which i m still not sure about , but I think if we find a cool picture with browns in it and put it above the couch in the black frame , it may tie things together better . Who knows . Five .

OPTIONS:
- They do n't like the subject .
- They do n't like the model .
- They do n't like the shapes used .
- They do n't like the color mix .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator a bit doubtful about their painting ?

They do n't like the color mix .
question: But GEEZ , people , what the crap are you thinking ? I can sympathize with not wanting to disturb your sleeping child if you 're making a quick errand , but it 's a shopping center ! They were either in the bookstore , the shoe store , or Red Robin ( I did n't even want to ponder that ! )

OPTIONS:
- a person spending too much money on their child
- A person shoplifting in front of their child
- A person letting their child have a temper tantrum
- A person leaving their child alone asleep in a car
Q: What might this person have seen that they disapprove of ?

answer: A person leaving their child alone asleep in a car
IN: they should have dubbed it over with Will Arnett 's voice , hahahahha ! i like the social dilemma that the Joker brought up , it was very Saw - like . i especially love the end where Commissioner Gordon was talking at the very end .
What super hero is the narrator talking about ?
OPTIONS:
- They are talking about Spiderman
- They are talking about Batman
- None of the above choices .
- They are talking about Superman

OUT:
They are talking about Batman