question: But for some reason it 's more intense on the left possibly because a liberal always believes his stance is uniquely and romantically heroic even though everyone else he knows agrees with him ! When they run into someone - be it a friend or stranger -who disagrees well , they must be evil .

OPTIONS:
- They feel that politics has become too divisive a topic .
- They feel that politics makes for good and easy conversation .
- They feel that politics is an easy subject to discuss .
- None of the above choices .
Q: Why is this person so uptight while talking ?

answer: They feel that politics has become too divisive a topic .
QUES: So , we finally got to St. Paul where the weather is similar the Bay Area , well at least for today . Once we got ourselves together we headed to the casa and we got a real good , yet , fast tour of the town . After an hour we headed to Minneapolis Convention Center , where we picked up our fancy credentials for the next four days . Once at the Convention Center it was mayhem : people running around making sure decorations were in their right locations , table cloths sporting the American flag colors , banners and drapes accessorizing the entrances of the ballrooms .

Question with options: Why was the narrator visiting Minnesota ?
OPTIONS:
- It was for a potential move .
- None of the above choices .
- It was for an exploratory trip to find a casa .
- It was for a convention .
ANS: It was for a convention .
Problem: The fact that it did n't was nice characterisation : I empathised with Woolsey and believed that experience had been painful for him , and he still asked the difficult question at the end . 9 . Rodney / Keller -- I ' m fine with this .

What might be true about Woolsey 's characterisation ?
OPTIONS:
- His characterization is painful .
- Woolsey does n't ask questions .
- It is n't relatable .
- It 's relatable .

A: It 's relatable .
Question:
Ever since I was little , I have been let down . My parents would promise things to me , and then let me down . My friends would ceaselessly disappoint me ... but rather than resign myself silently to a life of disappointment and let - downs , I developed a better tactic -- I expected nothing . I lived a life of the lowest expectations possible .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator feel they should not expect nice things ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator never got over having too many things growing up .
- The narrator never got nice things growing up .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator never got a sense of humility .
Answer:
The narrator never got nice things growing up .
Question:
He is so sweet to them . He loves to make us laugh , and he tries really hard to help me be a happy mom . I love talking to him at night ( when he spills his guts ) , I am always amazed at how he handles the day 's situations . Since the day Tyler could walk , he has carried a hockey stick .

Why is the female narrator so grateful to the man ?
OPTIONS:
- He is a great dad .
- He is a good step dad to the narrator 's son .
- None of the above choices .
- He is a great hockey coach for the narrator 's son .
Answer:
He is a great dad .
Question:
It was the only one he had . I prolly would n't be so angry if he had of just called . Had he called he could have had any excuse in the world and I would have forgiven him , but not only did he not call he had Assistant Tim do all the talking . WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE ? ! ? !
Answer the following question: Why was the narrator so mad at the man ?
OPTIONS:
- They went to them directly and yelled .
- They went around their back .
- They went to them and yelled .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They went around their back .