Problem: I stood for a moment to watch him , to see if he would in fact succeed in picking up that pinkish mystery object . But he struggled . Then I stood for one more moment to see if any of the sleek passers - by would suddenly observe his distress and stop to help him . But they did n't . And then I felt his helplessness and embarrassment .

Why is the narrator so empathetic about her male friend ?
OPTIONS:
- She can tell he 's furious .
- None of the above choices .
- She can tell he 's nervous .
- She can tell he 's dangerous .

A: She can tell he 's nervous .
Question:
I ' m not even sure if I want to go over now , but this kind of nonsense has been happening more and more . I understand 100 % that he has a wife and a kid , but then ... why make plans to call someone who 's sitting there waiting for you in an hour , and not even call me back to say whatever ? I mean , was I wrong to send a text asking basically ' what s going on ? '
Answer the following question: Why did the person not text me back ?
OPTIONS:
- Because he hates using the phone
- He lost phone service in the area and was unable to text or call
- He is in a commited relationship and does not want to cause trouble
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
He is in a commited relationship and does not want to cause trouble
Question:
In the last post featuring the engagement present , I chronicled his close encounter with a squirrel . This time , unfortunately , the engagement present encountered a car . While Lauren and I were at work on Thursday , Butter was out in the backyard with the landlord , who was hammering or sawing something or other . A friend of the landlord 's came over through the fence 's back door .

Why did the narrator leave the yard unattended ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator was working at her place of employment .
- The narrator was at a lover 's house .
- The narrator was at a friend 's house .
Answer:
The narrator was working at her place of employment .
IN: Another cop car pulled in behind us . I got out and was told to wait a minute for someone to take my statement . A minute or two later , a sheriff came and took my statement about what we witnessed . Chad saw an officer make the drive walk the line , which Chad reports she did very well , considering how she was driving .
Why is the cop so interested in the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They view them as a suspect .
- None of the above choices .
- They view them as an eye witness .
- They view them as a potential perpetrator .

OUT: They view them as an eye witness .
El dropped me off at B. 's house - not too long of a drive from Mann 's surprisingly . She welcomed El . and me into her home .

OPTIONS:
- She wanted to seem like a decent human being .
- She liked us and enjoys our company .
- She wanted to appear polite .
- She wanted to ambush us inside .
Answer the following question: Why did she welcome us into the house ?

She liked us and enjoys our company .
Problem: Jon comes to me this morning at 7:16 AM and shoves a piece of paper in front of me to sign . It was from his math class . It basically went over policies and how assignments would work . As I got to the bottom , I see that he needs a TI-83 calculator ( they run about $ 80 ) .

What may happen next in speaker 's story ?
OPTIONS:
- They make Jon pay for the supplies .
- Jon gets the supplies he needs for school .
- Jon asks family if there is a calculator he can borrow .
- Jon gets the money for the calculator and spends it on something else .

A:
Jon gets the supplies he needs for school .