Problem: Once again this year, the scheduling of leaf pickup is poorly organized. Surely, the city has enough historical data and internal management resources available to realize the first of two pickups is a complete waste of taxpayer money and staff time? The swamp maples that adorn our street are still over 99 per cent of complete foliage, yet a crew wandered aimlessly sucking up air. Are predetermined snow removal dates the next thing citizens can expect?

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "There's nor precipitation in the city mentioned"?

A: No

Problem: "Question: Is there anything else that the board has done here in connection with the curriculum change that provides a basis for your complaint? "Answer: From what I can see from attending the board meetings, I don't know, because so much of the curriculum debate takes place at non-public meetings that I am not aware of. And when board members are questioned at meetings, they really don't answer any questions. So it gives this whole illusion of secrecy to the process, which, you know, may be a big part of the problem. It may just be a big misunderstanding."

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Board members are reluctant to give answers at meetings"?

A: Yes

Problem: Sleepy<br>My little cousin came to visit this morning. She took one look up at me and said she didn't remember me being tall. Then she said maybe she was just little. She asked if I was sleepy, and I said yes. She laid down beside me to take a nap.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "The cousin went to sleep"?

A:
Yes