IN: Yesterday , while I was in the gym , I look out the window , and there 's a bunny ! I wonder if it was someone 's bunny who got out and was lost , or if it was a wild bunny . He was just hopping around the grass , eating the fence , and enjoying being outside . I have a feeling he was n't a wild bunny , being that I do n't exactly live in the wood , but he was little and cute , and I was really tempted to grab him and run .
What may be the plausible reason that I believe the rabbit is not a wild one ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The rabbit was too well - fed to be wild .
- I know the owner of the rabbit .
- I do not live in a climate suitable for rabbits .

OUT: I do not live in a climate suitable for rabbits .

IN: At least for now . I mean , I ' m trying to be realistic here ... cancer does n't always just go away when you remove the tumor . But the placement of this tumor ( under her front leg at the shoulder joint ) was such that I would never have detected it until it was large enough to impede movement ... and the vet believes they caught it before it spread . There 's still a probability that more tumors and more problems will crop up ... but we have a reprieve .
How is the narrator feeling about the diagnosis ?
OPTIONS:
- They are optimistic .
- None of the above choices .
- They are worried .
- They are concerned .

OUT: They are optimistic .

IN: Frowning , as she had given orders not to be disturbed , she speared whoever dared interrupt with a thought . Instantly , her mind was filled with a half formed apology that left no doubt that this was an emergency . She rose , and cocked her brow at her lover .
Why is the narrator filled with such emotion ?
OPTIONS:
- There is drama due to her beloved mother going away .
- There is drama with a spouse .
- None of the above choices .
- There is drama due to her orders .

OUT:
There is drama with a spouse .