Question:
Where does the fun come in ? And all because you must needs go and steal a motor - car . You know that you ' ve never had anything but trouble from motor - cars from the moment you first set eyes on one . But if you WILL be mixed up with them -- as you generally are , five minutes after you ' ve started -- why STEAL them ?
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator perplexed by the theft ?
OPTIONS:
- Cars are drawing the attention of police .
- Cars are easily caught by police .
- Cars are difficult to work with .
- Cars are not valuable .
Answer:
Cars are difficult to work with .
Question:
Tomorrow 's going to be one of the most difficult days ever . The wake is tomorrow afternoon and I ' m going to need to much xanax to get me through . Seeing him is going to be so hard . I just ca n't believe he 's really gone .

How could a " wake " be in the afternoon ?
OPTIONS:
- Many people work night shifts and wake later .
- Waking often happens at different times because people sometimes sleep longer .
- This type of " wake " is a sort of funereal ritual where people surround or wait with the body in celebration
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
This type of " wake " is a sort of funereal ritual where people surround or wait with the body in celebration
IN: I 'll keep it short . I ' m moving in with this guy who I ' ve been friends with for a while . I ' ve asked him out twice before and been rejected both times , but we 're still really close friends . I ' ve always just felt that if he does n't feel that way then he just does n't , and it became pretty easy to move on as time passed . Monday night he got drunk and totally started making out with me .
What might I do the next time I see the guy that had too much too drink ?
OPTIONS:
- I 'd reject him
- I 'd make a pass
- I 'd tell him to move on
- I 'd keep it short

OUT: I 'd make a pass
Work suffered in the process , but I sure did enjoy playing in the ocean and sitting on the beaches . That 's the problem when you work for yourself . It 's easy to get distracted , and harder to get back to work .

OPTIONS:
- They struggle with work .
- They are a boss at a company .
- They are their own boss .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: What may be a fact about this person ?

They are their own boss .
question: But that would require lots of rehearsal time , so it 's kinda on Sarah 's shoulders to make time for me . * * * I went to the park with Corey and her boyfriend Shane and his friend Emma to see Grease . After the movie I was talking with Shane , since Corey had run off to use the restroom , and he said " It 's a pretty good movie . " And I said , " Yeah , if you like slick pop entertainment .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator thinks the movie was too boring .
- The narrator thinks the movie was too rehearsed .
- The narrator thinks the movie was too serious .
- The narrator thinks the movie was too slick .
Q: Why does the narrator disagree with Shane 's take ?

answer: The narrator thinks the movie was too slick .
IN: Things are falling apart but at the same time old wounds are being sealed up and stitched like new as if some things never happened . I was talking to Sayde tonight . And we basically fixed EVERYTHING , or at least it seems , just by talking about Pat and progressively getting to a point of me and her . And that was a great conversation I had with her to be honest . It was like we were actually civil and best friends again .
What are some traits that the narrator is showing here ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is proving to be a difficult person .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is proving to be an angry person .
- The narrator is proving to be a mediator .

OUT:
The narrator is proving to be a mediator .