Question:
I ' m happy I have a run today . I took 3 days off in a row , due to feeling lousy and some joint issues . I started out on my 4mile and turned it into a 6.5 mile . But I was shot at 6 and gritted my teeth , sucked up the last .5 and made it home .

What may be a valid fact about my run today ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I sped up at the last half mile and sprinted home .
- It was a struggle near the end .
- I got home quicker than usual .
Answer:
It was a struggle near the end .
IN: I ' m currently watching a pile of dry chicken poo , goat raisins , twigs , leaves , and feed bags ( to encourage good burning ) smolder down in the yard . One little corner of my yard is now somewhat clean . * sigh * And I look around and it 's just overwhelming ... I have been sick for a long time and I just let the yard get away from me .
Why might being sick delay yard work ?
OPTIONS:
- Too lazy to get it done .
- Not enough energy to get it done .
- Not enough help .
- The weather was too cold .

OUT: Not enough energy to get it done .
These days , keyless entry generally involves a wireless remote either built into the key ( my Honda ) or as a separate key fob ( my mom 's Camry ) . At some point , Mercury added that feature to the Grand Marquis , but in 1992 it involved a five - button keypad on the door . ( Newer ones still have the keypad , in addition to the remote . ) This means that I can leave the keys in the ignition when I go to the grocery store , thus eliminating that unsightly bunch - of - keys bulge in my pocket .

OPTIONS:
- Keyless entry might not be useful since I do n't have to carry the keys in my pocket .
- Keyless entry might be useful since I have to carry the keys when I get locked out .
- Keyless entry might be useful since I have to carry the keys in my pocket .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: How might keyless entry be helpful for me ?

None of the above choices .
question: Was supposed to get up lateish this morning , pack , shower , breakfast , and head up to Berkeley for a 4 day weekend with the missus to visit her sister . But nooOOoOooOoOooooo . That was too fucking simple . Walk into the office .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator will have a nice long chat .
- The narrator will feel unburdened .
- The narrator will rush their plans .
- The narrator will take their time .
Q: What will the narrator do after getting to the office ?

answer: The narrator will rush their plans .
QUES: I look over my shoulder and the man is sweating like two rats in a wool sock ; very Flashdance - esque . Finally he and his stench leave . I look over at the treadmill . It 's covered in sweat .

Question with options: What might be a fact about the person in this situation ?
OPTIONS:
- They are trying to lose weight by working out .
- They were waiting on equipment that someone else was using .
- None of the above choices .
- They are trying to build muscle at the gym .
ANS: They were waiting on equipment that someone else was using .
QUES: I finished PROBLEM OF THE CENTURY : RACIAL STRATIFICATION IN THE UNITED STATES today on my walk to work . It was the final book I had checked out for my Race / Ethnicity class , but I had n't needed it for the coursework . I decided to read it anyways before returning it , and to be honest , it was difficult to stay focused and read it thoroughly . The difficulty was n't motivation ( or at least not primarily ) .

Question with options: What subject does the narrator like to study ?
OPTIONS:
- The stratification of men and women .
- Black vs. White .
- Racial issues in education .
- None of the above choices .
ANS:
Black vs. White .