Question:
Considered the simplest of all casino table games , baccarat is very ar in game play to its casino neighbor blackjack there are three different versions of baccarat . Baccarat is probably the most popular table game in macau you will find information on game rules , game play , history , strategy , tournaments and more . The baccarat table has six sectors , each of them has three boxes you can simultaneously play on one or several boxes of the same sector your chips are at the bottom of the . Every baccarat table will have scorecards and pencils for you to keep track of the e of every hand most players carefully analyze their .
Answer the following question: What type of hobby is the narrator describing ?
OPTIONS:
- They 're describing American - style gambling .
- They 're describing slot machines .
- None of the above choices .
- They 're describing Asian gambling .
Answer:
They 're describing Asian gambling .
Question:
By this time , the girls had already gotten in the pool and were playing volleyball with the host 's ( Kristen 's ) parents . The only other kids in the pool were a freshman and a 7th grader . They kept screaming at us to get in the pool because one team needed another member ; no one was budging .

What is the reason for girls being at Kristen 's parents ' house ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Kristen invited them over for winter .
- Kristen invited them over for summer .
- It is Kristen 's parents ' birthday .
Answer:
Kristen invited them over for summer .
IN: We tapped away together for awhile , and then he became fascinated by my face . He squished extra close with this beautiful half - grin that he does , and he 's so pretty it made me giggle and close my eyes . He gave me a kiss , one of the rare ones he 's deigned to give out these days .
Why did the other person lean in close ?
OPTIONS:
- He wanted to kiss the narrator .
- He wanted to tell the narrator a secret .
- He wanted to better hear the narrator .
- He wanted to sniff the narrator .

OUT: He wanted to kiss the narrator .
I would love to go back to Tokyo and just spend entire days exploring these two cities . After Harajuku we went to Shibuya , which is like Shinjuku on drugs . It 's just filled with tall buildings all over , so all we did was take a photo with the statue of Hachiko , cross that famous eight - way traffic junction and then pay a visit to Tower Records , which is all of 7 storeys . Shibuya We spent like an hour inside Tower Records , that 's how great it was .

OPTIONS:
- That was their first time to Japan .
- None of the above choices .
- They were on a visit to Japan .
- They were on a business trip in Japan .
Answer the following question: What may be a fact about this person ?

They were on a visit to Japan .
question: This is the start of my 3rd week of weekday sobriety . Again , that may not seem like much to others , but after the lifestyle that I ' ve put myself through the last 5 years , it 's something that I ' m proud of . As good as I feel , I have a hard time thinking back to the person that I have let myself become , especially over the last year .

OPTIONS:
- They 'd party .
- None of the above choices .
- They 'd go out drinking .
- They 'd go to a 12 step meeting .
Q: What would the narrator go do on weekends ?

answer: They 'd go to a 12 step meeting .
IN: One of the ways I recover from the jolt of returning home after an extended trip is to delve into books about the place or region I ' ve just been to , or to read travelogues and anthologies ( while swilling copious amounts of wine to assist in the denial that I am " back " ) . So , I ' ve been reading a book of travel stories by AA Gill , a cheeky , smart , observant writer from Scotland ( but he lives in Chelsea ) . I liked what he had to say about Argentina .
Where did the narrator recently travel to ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She went to Scotland .
- She went to Chelsea .
- She went to South America .

OUT:
She went to South America .