Problem: I watched Sky news . Beirut families were pouring out of a block of flats that was under attack . They fled to a school , thinking they 'd be safe there - but they were n't . Shells started landing nearby .

Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They have a television .
- They fled to a school .
- They are a Beirut family .
- None of the above choices .

A: They have a television .
Question:
It just freaked me out is all and scared the wits out of me for a minute or two . " Dave checked the cuff then took it off . " Well you seem ok , but you 're really pale you know . Does anything hurt ? " " No . " " Tell him about the flashes , " Becca said . I glared at her .
Answer the following question: what is meant by " cuff " ?
OPTIONS:
- Cuff is the doctor hitting you to keep you in line .
- None of the above choices .
- Cuff means checking your weight .
- Cuff in this instance is the doctor helping you to adjust your decorative sleeve .
Answer:
None of the above choices .
Question:
I know I enjoy the pain . I know when deep into it I would never ask for it stop . " Shaelynn cocks her head to the side as she takes a single step backwards letting the silk finish its slithering descent unimpeded from her slaves form , her hands skimming lightly down her sides in the wake of the cloth .

What type of relationship do the speaker and Shaelynn share ?
OPTIONS:
- They have a romantic relationship .
- They have a platonic relationship .
- They have a slithering relationship .
- They have a unimpeded relationship .
Answer:
They have a romantic relationship .
IN: But I always knew when Doug was playing the tympani behind me because it was flawless . I have a memory of Doug playing the rudiments on the snare drum for a music class test . The younger drummers could only wonder at his humble performance as I watched from across the room , mesmerized . At heart , Doug was much more of a set player , a rocker , but his formal technique was amazing .
How can the narrator be so sure that Doug is behind him ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator has heard Doug 's virtuoso playing before .
- The narrator can hear Doug 's familiar voice .
- The narrator can smell Doug 's familiar odor .

OUT: The narrator has heard Doug 's virtuoso playing before .
He did n't like the casserole And he did n't like my cake . He said my biscuits were too hard , Not like his mother used to make . I did n't perk the coffee right .

OPTIONS:
- He did n't like the casserole or the cake .
- He liked the food but it was n't his mothers .
- None of the above choices .
- He liked the casserole but not the cake .
Answer the following question: What may he have happened with the meal she cooked ?

He did n't like the casserole or the cake .
Problem: With that , I decided to skip the prescription pill I 'd packed as a sleep aid and opted instead to pay six bucks for a 187-milliliter bottle of California chardonnay . That and the Chinese noodles ( chopsticks ? fork ?

Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They went to California for Chardonnay .
- They took their sleep aid and slept .
- They ca n't eat with chopsticks .
- They have trouble getting rest on their own .

A:
They have trouble getting rest on their own .