In this period lasting from 1939 to 1945 six million Jews , more than three millions of Soviet prisoners of war , more than one million Polish and Yugoslav civilians , about 200.000 Gypsies and 70.000 disabled persons were murdered . This is genocide in the true sense of the word . Similarly , an imposing number of genocides have been committed in the recent years despite the United Nations Convention .

OPTIONS:
- The amount of land the Soviets have taken .
- The amount of genocides .
- None of the above choices .
- The amount of Polish immigrants .
Answer the following question: What is making the narrator so aghast ?

The amount of genocides .

Aislinn 's tests came back negative . Good thing too , because though the standard procedure is just a round or two of antibiotics , if Leo had to hear me give one more instruction on the care and feeding of his second daughter in the days before they left for China , I think he would have started to twitch . But yesterday morning the three of us were up at 5:00 , and Leo and Aislinn were out the door at 6:00 . It 's interesting to me that it 's almost as stressful to plan someone else 's international travel as it is to plan my own ( and I was n't even the one to book the tickets ) .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They are not negative in disposition .
- They are not as negative as thought .
- They are not ill .
Answer the following question: Why are some people relieved for Aislinn ?

They are not ill .

I assured her before leaving her home . It was no trouble to take the boat back across the river to Vos . It did n't take long at all plus the female shipmaster - who was obviously starved for a man and was making eyes at Julan - only charged us a single gold coin to take us to the Vos docks . When we reached Vos , a male Dunmer noticed Julan and exclaimed , " Aha , my best customer !

OPTIONS:
- The narrator believes the River Vos is navigable .
- The narrator believes the River Vos is drained of water .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator believes the River Vos is dangerous .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator convinced that the boat can return to its dock ?

The narrator believes the River Vos is navigable .

" You should probably come in with us , just to make sure you 're ok . " " No , " I said firmly , watching T - shirt guy talking to the camera guy . " Are you sure ? " Dave asked . " Yes , I ' m sure . I just got freaked out for a second .

OPTIONS:
- My emotional welfare might have been protected .
- None of the above choices .
- My physical welfare might have been protected .
- My physical welfare might have been unaffected .
Answer the following question: What might have happened that Dave is making sure I 'm ok ?
None of the above choices .