Here's a short story: Karen had a spill in her kitchen. She tried to use a paper towel to clean it up, but it tore apart. She tried toilet paper and it absorbed the spill with no damage. What is most likely to be thicker? (A)paper towel (B)toilet paper. What is the most sensical answer between "toilet paper" and "paper towel"?
paper towel
Here's a short story: Gina and Debbie are sliding down a snowy hill. Gina has a heavy sled, and Debbie has a light cafeteria tray. Which one is faster to speed up? (A) heavy sled (B) light cafeteria tray. What is the most sensical answer between "light cafeteria tray" and "heavy sled"?
heavy sled
Q: Here's a short story: Freight trains are heavier than bullet trains so they are (A) slower to accelerate (B) faster to accelerate. What is the most sensical answer between "Freight Train" and "Bullet Train"?
A: Freight Train
Question: Here's a short story: Sliding a lunch bag across a shiny table makes it go a greater distance then sliding it across a matte table. Which table will make the bottom of the bag stay cooler? (A) shiny table (B) matte table. What is the most sensical answer between "shiny table" and "matte table"?
Answer: shiny table
*Question*
Here's a short story: Little Sally noticed that her hair brush slid a lot further across her smooth, glass mirror than across her rough stone. She also noticed that her hair brush moved faster across the (A) glass mirror (B) rough stone. What is the most sensical answer between "glass mirror" and "rough stone"?
**Answer**
glass mirror
(Question)
Here's a short story: Janna was playing with her softball and her bowling ball. She noted that the bowling ball had a greater mass than her softball. Which ball had stronger gravity? (A) softballl (B) bowling ball. What is the most sensical answer between "bowling ball" and "softball"?
(Answer)
softball