Q: Katie was asked to the dance by someone she liked.
The dance<br>Katie wanted to go to the dance. She did not have a date. She knew she would be asked at some point. One day at school, her crush finally asked her. Katie could not have been more excited.
A: Yes
Q: Merchants in Lillehammer were financially exploiting visitors to the Olympics.
To avoid further price-gouging, Norway's Ministry of Government Administration announced that it was freezing prices on lodging, food and beverages in the Lillehammer area during the Winter Olympics.
A: Yes
Q: Joseph only like chocolate on his cake.
Sense of taste<br>Joseph looked forward to his birthday. He already tasted the chocolate on his taste buds. So when his birthday came, he was sitting with his fork at the ready. His mom put the cake in front of him. But the cake tasted like nothing and was a disappointing experience.
A: It's impossible to say
Q: The language in the fine print says you must resolve any dispute by giving up.
Often buried in the fine print is language saying you must resolve any dispute through arbitration, with the arbitrator sometimes selected and paid by the very same company that wronged you. More important, you and any other victims injured in the same way are also prevented from pooling your resources together to file a class action.
A:
No