Question:
He was several years younger than me . We talked about our lives , and the town , and bonded over Joni Mitchell and Rufus Wainwright . Eventually he went home , and I went back to John and Steve 's .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator feel a kinship with their conversation partner ?
OPTIONS:
- They share a similar friend in John .
- They share a similar friend in Steve .
- They share a similar taste in music .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They share a similar taste in music .
Question:
Then I took the bus home sitting next to a fat old dude with the worst breath ever and he could n't stop talking to some other old guy about stuff and I thought I 'd puke in his lap cause I felt so sick . Later Solberg called to see that I ' m still alive .

Why does the narrator have such antipathy for the man next him ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator feels the man smells .
- The narrator feels the man is a scoundrel .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator feels the man is a racist .
Answer:
The narrator feels the man smells .
IN: Death is a fact of life . Inevitable and certain . While each of us must develop our own philosophy to deal with it , it is never easy . Whether it is sudden death or death of natural causes or even waiting for the inevitable end , it brings with it many kinds of emotions to the family members and people closest to you .
What may be the reason for speaker talking about death ?
OPTIONS:
- They are a grief counselor .
- They want to promote their book .
- They want to offer a reading for someone who has passed on .
- They thought they would see if anyone wanted to buy their services .

OUT: They are a grief counselor .
I walked on the beach a little . I sipped Bailey 's and scanned the dusky horizon through a brass telescope in an upstairs room . I found a blue shell among the beach grass near the deck where Kenny 's friends grilled shrimp under tiki torches .

OPTIONS:
- large seals
- large bodies of water
- None of the above choices .
- large whales
Answer the following question: what is near the narrator ?

large bodies of water
question: Title : Glad GraceRating : PGGenre : GeneralCharacters : Oliver Wood , Ginny WeasleyWord Count : 2 , 750Summary : Oliver seems to be the only one who notices that all is still not well with Ginny Weasley . A disastrous Quidditch practice provides a chance to help . Disclaimer : Harry Potter is the creation of JKR . Thanks to Bookofsecrets for the beta . It was the worst practice that Oliver could remember . He blamed the Dementors .

OPTIONS:
- Ginny Weasley might have got caught skipping practice .
- None of the above choices .
- Ginny Weasley might have made a score .
- Ginny Weasley might have made two scores .
Q: What might have happened to Ginny Weasley at the Quidditch practice ?

answer: None of the above choices .
IN: Our ED , wants to adopt out Mr. Tux , our clinic cat at Pets Alive . He has his reasons , mainly that he does n't want me to have to chase after Tux when he periodically escapes during loading and unloading . Also , he 's worried about the possibility of us getting a skittish dog and Tux getting hurt , and that Tux jumps up on the clinic tables that have surgical instruments on them . Those are valid , but for me , chasing Tux is n't a big deal , and we ' ve had him so long and never had a problem yet . I told him , I 'd adopt Tux if he was being put up for it .
Where might Mr. Tux live after living at the clinic so long ?
OPTIONS:
- I hope he will live with me if he must leave the center .
- None of the above choices .
- Our ED wants to adopt Mr. Tux so he will live with him .
- He will live with the family who owns the skittish dog .

OUT:
I hope he will live with me if he must leave the center .