Here's a short story: A raccoon gets hotter running across a trash can then across a patio. This means the raccoon makes more friction running across the (A) trash can (B) patio. What is the most sensical answer between "trash can" and "patio"?
trash can
Here's a short story: After he finished washing dishes, Bill threw a wet sponge at his brother across the room at his brother Ben, hitting him in the face. Ben picked up the sponge and threw it back at Bill, but it didn't reach Bill. It dropped to the floor a foot in front of Bill. Which brother has less muscle strength in their arm? (A) Bill (B) Ben. What is the most sensical answer between "Ben" and "Bill"?
Bill
Q: Here's a short story: An ice cream truck is driving through a neighborhood. As it approaches a house, it is loud, as it leaves the house (A) it is louder (B) it is quieter. What is the most sensical answer between "away from a house" and "near a house"?
A: near a house
Question: Here's a short story: Mike can roll his grapefruit over the counter and watch it roll a greater distance then when he rolls it in his garage. This means the _____ has less friction (A) garage (B) counter. What is the most sensical answer between "counter" and "garage"?
Answer: garage
*Question*
Here's a short story: Mike slid a butter ball across some toast and across some bread. The butter ball moved rather slow across the toast, but rather quickly across the bread. This means the _____ has less resistance (A) toast (B) bread. What is the most sensical answer between "toast" and "bread"?
**Answer**
bread
Here's a short story: Jane's caster wheel experiences low friction when rolling across a laminate floor and high friction when rolling across a tile floor. Because of this, she knows that the _____ is smoother (A) laminate floor (B) tile floor. What is the most sensical answer between "laminate floor" and "tile floor"?
laminate floor