Question:
A parent 's death is not the only cause of abandonment fears in a child . Often mothers are depressed , mentally ill or addicted to alcohol and illicit drugs . They are unable to fathom the needs of their child and provide consistent loving parenting .

What might happen if a mother develops an addiction ?
OPTIONS:
- She may develop a mental illness .
- She may have drowned out her childhood trauma .
- She may abuse her children .
- She may be more attentive to her children .
Answer:
She may abuse her children .
IN: Well I m in the school library , enjoying my bran new shiny broad band internet with the teeny weeny modem . I m waiting for my teacher to go over my draft , so I can dash to mums and print the stupid thing . Well , draft edited , printed and submitted , and I m now at home . Bunch of CUNT drivers on the road .
What may happen after submitting my draft ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I may have to add more details to it .
- Will need to resubmite the draft .
- I will wait to get it back .

OUT: I will wait to get it back .
This morning the Spouse took Emily out for her morning squeeze . She 's reached a new phase in her dog - development : the sniffy phase . And this morning , as I 'd feared for some time , she sniffed in a foxtail . This is potentially life - threatening situation , as the damned things can get lodged in the dog 's twisty nasal passages and cause infections that can move into the brain and other squishy bits ( I ' ve heard rumors of foxtails moving directly into the brain , but I ' m not sure this is n't an urban myth ) .

OPTIONS:
- It may start to develop health issues .
- The foxtail wo nt be able to penetrate the dog .
- The dogs body will absorb the foxtail .
- The dog will not develop any problems .
Answer the following question: What may happen if my dog starts to sniff foxtail ?

It may start to develop health issues .
question: I do n't know if Abby remembers Jessica or not . I know Kaitlyn does . We have pictures of Jessica up and she points to them and says baby or baby sleeping , i tell her who she is and she has started to say Jessica sometimes . I constantly think of all the things Jess would be doing right now .

OPTIONS:
- Jessica seems to have passed away .
- None of the above choices .
- Jessica seems to have hogged the conversation .
- Jessica seems to have hated Abby .
Q: Why does the narrator seem to bring up Jessica so much ?

answer: Jessica seems to have passed away .
QUES: On 14th July 2008 , I took our female stray cat for spaying to help retain her within the community and give her a long and healthy life without any female ailment complications . At the local vet , I left her for them to prep her for sterilisation . As usual , I picked her up at 4.30pm after she woke up from the anaesthesia .

Question with options: Which statement is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They care a lot about their cat .
- The are a conscientious about their community .
- They dropped off their cat at 4:30 .
ANS: The are a conscientious about their community .
QUES: I squeezed him a little while trying to pry his feet loose , so he made a weird noise , and I threw him on the grass . I am so glad I got him off when I did , or I 'd have a big hole in my knuckle . He actually removed a whole hunk of skin ; he did n't just pinch me or whatever .

Question with options: What was pried off of the OP ?
OPTIONS:
- A toy
- None of the above choices .
- An animal
- A baby
ANS:
An animal