IN: Standing at the altar of willing - to - give - up - my - pride - and - dignity - forgotten , ready to wait for as long as it took you to come running through the doors . To your credit , you did come halfway through the aisle ... You just kept turning your head to see if the things you had to leave behind were still in place . I do n't want you to feel like you 're indebted to love me just because I loved you unconditionally ( that 's why it 's unconditional ) . It would have been fine if you stayed rooted to your spot , your eyes somewhere else ( perhaps on the many girls you ' ve been spotted with ) , and I would have been fine with it .
What may be the reason for loving someone so much when they treat you like you 're second best ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They are codependent .
- They have a long history .
- They are obsessed and do n't know how to live without them .

OUT: None of the above choices .
The flash in the room that followed was proof of that assumption . The man grabbed his arm again . " Please let go of my arm . " He requested , his voice low . " Look .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He would feel angry .
- He would feel sad .
- He would not feel anything .
Answer the following question: What may he feel if the man did not let go of his arm ?

He would feel angry .
question: She also has n't had much sympathy for my choice to eliminate some more complex and high - risk procedures from my clinical repertoire ; when I first came to town there were fewer specialists in the nearby cities , and primary care doctors in general did more procedures than they do now . This spring Priscilla developed back trouble and this summer she fractured her ankle . She did n't do well physically or emotionally , ended up firing her back specialist and usually would double check with me everything her orthopedist told her about her ankle .

OPTIONS:
- she thinks he has back trouble also
- she trusted her specialist more than him
- None of the above choices .
- she was worried about her specialists errors
Q: why did she double check with him about everything ?

answer: she was worried about her specialists errors
QUES: So Saturday I was up for 24 hours , you can get a lot done in that time . Started out by going with Jason to a place that time forgot ( Oregon , IL ) to dig through boxes that were older than Christ . Box after box , his parent 's never threw out anything . I am glad I was there though , as not all of the furniture with " Brain goo " on it had been thrown out . I could n't even think of letting Jason do it so I took of it . And the images did not leave my mind the rest of the day .

Question with options: What may be the reason for going to Oregon ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- To look at images .
- To clear out Jason 's parents ' home .
- To spend the weekend .
ANS: To clear out Jason 's parents ' home .
Problem: I see her the next day , to discuss the outcome of the interview . She has a look of certain disdain highlighting her pronounced cheekbones , and I feel such overwhelming empathy . I almost know exactly what she is about to tell me before she even parts her lips to speak .

Why is the narrator concerned about how they did on the job interview .
OPTIONS:
- The narrator believes the interviewer 's body language was negative .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator believes the interviewer secretly lusts for him .
- The narrator believes the interviewer thinks he is overqualified .

A: The narrator believes the interviewer 's body language was negative .
Question:
We met at the main Davenport library . I checked out Anne Frank by Jacqueline Poole and Richard Simmons 's Blast Off 60s workout DVD . Then we went to Mister Money .

What is a hobby that the narrator is pursuing ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is pursuing fitness .
- The narrator is pursuing archery .
- The narrator is pursuing shooting .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
The narrator is pursuing fitness .