Question:
When I was in the water I had small fits of rage roll through me but then I would hear my mom 's voice and it would be asking me is this how I would want you to be acting ? I just looked up at the sky after those and just smiled . I will always be Mommy 's Little Girl even though is is gone .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator so sentimental at the moment ?
OPTIONS:
- They are thinking about a deceased loved one .
- They are thinking about a deceased pal .
- They are thinking about a deceased friend .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They are thinking about a deceased loved one .
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She also shows some pilates routines that would be amazing for 50-year - old but one must see to believe someone past 90 can do . She is by turn grotesque and gorgeous and sometimes both at the same time . When her husband , a descendant of the Mayflower but with no business sense , died and left her with nothng but debt , she began pursuing her acting career age 65 . The day of his funeral , she got on a plane to L.A. and acted in a vampire movie . The strength of the film is the underlying conflict between her and her two 50-something children who are both overweight and prone to deconstructive self - analysis .
Answer the following question: Beyond mourning , what stress did the husband 's death cause ?
OPTIONS:
- It caused stress with rights to his Vampire movies .
- It caused financial stress .
- It caused stress with the children .
- It caused stress with parenting rights to the children .
Answer:
It caused financial stress .
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They just dumped me here and left . " This Doctor was different . Charley knew all about regenerations and how they could change him , but this Doctor had sadness written all over his face , a far cry from her Doctor who greeted everyone as if they were old friends , even if they have never met . Something terrible must have happened to him . " The CIA were never the friendliest of people " .
Answer the following question: Why does the doctor 's sadness lead the speaker to believe something terrible must have happened to him ?
OPTIONS:
- The speaker has a baseline degree of empathy which indicates to them that the doctor has suffered
- The speaker is an expert at reading body language and does so towards the doctor
- The speaker recognizes the doctor from a public hearing about CIA abuses
- He is verbally communicating how horrible the CIA had treated him
Answer:
The speaker has a baseline degree of empathy which indicates to them that the doctor has suffered