IN: I would love to live in a place like that . I mean without the tourists walking through all the time . I distinctly remember the room with the multiple televisions , and also the room with the pool table that had a really cool fabric ceiling that was pleated . ( I do n't think I ' ve ever used the word pleated before ) .
Why would the narrator want to move ?
OPTIONS:
- They hate the tourists .
- They want to be out of a tourist trap .
- They want to get away from tourists .
- They love the feel .

OUT: They love the feel .
HE HAD SEEN HER ! Now he was coming after her . She crawled under another car on the opposite side of the row , about four cars down from the parking space she had started from . He only looked between the two cars next to his .

OPTIONS:
- She is being hunted .
- She is being run over by a car .
- She is being hunted by a police car .
- She is being subject to a car chase .
Answer the following question: Why is the female featured here expressing so many nerves ?

She is being hunted .
question: Not quite the crisis situation I imagined , but exhausting nonetheless . I spent last night making pages apon pages of notes about how I would break it , questions they would ask and what I would say . I got up early and went to Brian 's house for eggs and toast . After we did dishes , I said , " Hey ... can I talk to you before we head out ? " So , I sat on the couch and he sat next to me and said , " Are you pregnant ? "

OPTIONS:
- I wanted to talk to my boyfriend about something important the next day .
- I was deciding where to go when we headed out in the morning .
- I was doing my homework that I had put off until last night .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may have been the reason I was up all night making notes ?

answer: I wanted to talk to my boyfriend about something important the next day .
QUES: The water they use comes from an underground aquifer , but they are contemplating how they might tap into the settlement water and promote natural foods . Schoolchildren visit the garden and some of its produce ends up on tables at community functions but , members said , more needs to be done to take full advantage of the water . " When we lost that water , we lost generations of farming , " said Janet Haskie , a community gardener . " Then people had the attitude like , ' They owe us .

Question with options: What might have happened to the water from the aquifer ?
OPTIONS:
- They might have replenished it and dried it out .
- They might have over pumped and dried it out .
- They might have over pumped and restored it .
- They might have replenished and restored it .
ANS: They might have over pumped and dried it out .
Problem: Long after midnight , I heard the sea lions barking . The sound echoed off Yaquina Bay , exotic at first then a maddening cacophony . The next evening during a stroll along the Newport waterfront , I saw them sprawled on a floating dock beneath the pier where I stood . They were quiet except for an occasional honk .

What other type of animal makes a noise like this ?
OPTIONS:
- A cow also makes a noise like this
- A cat also makes a noise like this
- A dog also makes a noise like this
- None of the above choices .

A: A dog also makes a noise like this
Question:
I had a brief , mild arrhythmia this morning , probably lasted about ten minutes . I went to enter it in my phone and realized that the previous entry was last December . Have I really not had any arrhythmias in over half a year ? That 's pretty awesome . I guess those ridiculously expensive meds really work .

What may be the reason for going so long without an arrythmia ?
OPTIONS:
- They started a new job .
- They had surgery to fix it .
- They take medicine to treat it .
- They are n't as stressed .
Answer:
They take medicine to treat it .