Context: This week 's photo inspiration comes from California photographer , and globe - trotter , Jessica Claire . Jessica travels the world shooting destination weddings with a keen photojournalistic eye . She posts beautiful images on her blog and tells personal stories behind the weddings featured , so you really feel like you were there !

Question generated: What is the reason for the photographer making you feel like you 're there ?
OPTIONS:
- Because of all of the memories you have .
- Because you actually were there .
- None of the above choices .
- Because of all the detail the photographer provides .

Context: Cheyne worked quickly , his hands doing the work they 'd done so many times before , spreading the still - steaming entrails out before him and reading their messages . They had much to say . Cheyne 's face grew ashen , a coldness rising within him as he took the message in . The bloody mass before him spoke of nothing less than legend .

Question generated: What is Cheyne 's most likely occupation ?
OPTIONS:
- Boxer
- Slave
- Warrior
- None of the above choices .

Context: so , i 'll probably end up doing journalism in college , maybe find a fashion university?i do n't know how these things flow , but i 'll get there.i also had a chat with kirsty about celebrities , & how we envy them so much . their looks , wowzah ! the moneys even better.it's scary how much i know about these peoples , simply based on my mother magazines.joan rivers is an absolute arse :') she looks like a unnatural 73 year old pixie , what 's she doing with her life ? seriously.i agree that janice dickson is the only bitch that is funny !

Question generated: Why is the narrator so interested in Joan Rivers and older models ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator loves sports .
- The narrator loves old Hollywood .
- The narrator loves commenting on fashion .
- The narrator loves old comedians .

Context: I managed the practice fine , but could not get my actual film on to the reel when it was time to do it . I had to get help in the end . That knocked my confidence a little I have to say , but practice makes perfect . It was probably daft to expect to get it completely right first time anyway .

Question generated:
What line does the narrator use that can be considered a cliche ?
OPTIONS:
- " daft to expect "
- " it was time to do it "
- " managed the practice fine "
- None of the above choices .