QUES: When I was little , I had a dog named Pointer . I ' m not sure why we named him that . We had him very briefly , and one day he disappeared . Is it possible ... that he could still be alive ?

Question with options: Was the dog still alive ?
OPTIONS:
- The dog was still a puppy
- None of the above choices .
- The dog is around 2 years old
- The dog was alive but very old
ANS: The dog was alive but very old
Problem: I went knitting tonight . Finished something , hurrah!Was talking to a woman who said she came from near a village where i grew up . I asked her if she knew my dad , naming him by his first name . Another woman said " oh , [ surname ? ] "

Why did the narrator bond so easily with the woman in her class ?
OPTIONS:
- They shared a similar height .
- They shared a similar sense of humor .
- They shared a home village .
- They shared a similar name .

A: They shared a home village .
Question:
It 's also one for readers ! Most chapters are titled with a proverb , and my inner language geek was delighted to learn more about the origins of so many sayings . You 'll love it , trust me on that . And you do n't have to be a history buff to have a field day with this book ; so many contemporary reports read as if they came straight from today 's newspaper .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator seem to like the book ?
OPTIONS:
- They like expert - level books .
- They like poppy books .
- They like geeky things .
- They like books that require background knowledge .
Answer:
They like geeky things .
Question:
A scientist makes a robot , a love robot . He finds a unhappy girl , and has her fill out a questionaire of what her perfect boyfrind would be like . Then the robot is programmed with what she chooses . She is given the robot on a one week free trial basis .

Why did the scientist give the girl a love robot free for a week ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The scientist gave the girl a love robot free for a week because he is trying to advertise his robot .
- The scientist gave the girl a love robot free for a week because he is using her as a tester .
- The scientist gave the girl a love robot free for a week because he just feels like it
Answer:
The scientist gave the girl a love robot free for a week because he is using her as a tester .
IN: If it was able to regain control , the trade surplus would automatically decline anyway because what was pumping exports was the surge in industrial production caused by the channeling of China 's money growth into the banking system - fueled at first , in a self - reinforcing feedback loop , largely by the impact of the trade surplus on reserve accumulation . At first the main source of money inflow was the trade surplus . While this continues to be large , in the last year it has been speculative inflows that have driven reserves up . China 's currency regime needs sharply to reduce the latter and to bring the former to a more reasonable level .
What is the narrator giving a talk on ?
OPTIONS:
- China 's foreign policy .
- China 's surplus of overweight people .
- Chinese finance .
- China 's national sports teams .

OUT: Chinese finance .
It would have been really nice to go back at night and lay in the grass , and look up at the stars with all of the quiet peaceful chirping and the cool breeze . The temperature was perfect too ! It was warm , but not blazing hot .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They want to see a shooting star .
- They find it relaxing .
- They like the wet dewy grass .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason why they like to look up at the stars ?
They find it relaxing .