Problem: He was several years younger than me . We talked about our lives , and the town , and bonded over Joni Mitchell and Rufus Wainwright . Eventually he went home , and I went back to John and Steve 's .

Why does the narrator feel a kinship with their conversation partner ?
OPTIONS:
- They share a similar friend in John .
- They share a similar friend in Steve .
- They share a similar taste in music .
- None of the above choices .

A: They share a similar taste in music .

Problem: I could n't help but sigh as I stood from my tiny cramped desk , pushing my pencil and pad of paper aside . If he did move on without me , I wonder how long it would take me to move on without him . I made my way to the door on the other side of the room , exiting the tiny dark space and walking into the less dark but still not cheery living area , where my aunt was sewing a series of new garments . She glanced up and must have noticed some sort of distress on my face as she frowned , her hands still working the needle .

Why might I have left my room
OPTIONS:
- I wanted to write
- I wanted to find him
- I did not want to be alone
- None of the above choices .

A: I did not want to be alone

Problem: She said she actually was going to recommend the conversational French class , but it 's full with three people on the waitlist , and I think I need theoretical grounding more anyway . 201 begins with review of all the tenses that have I ' m so foggy on , so there 's a good chance that if I scramble and study a lot of this will come back to me . There were a lot of very young woman , in maybe their early twenties , taking the placement test , and one woman who looked around thirty . Nobody older , no men .

What may be a fact about the speaker ?
OPTIONS:
- They are a student in high school .
- They are signing up for their semester courses .
- None of the above choices .
- They are studying hard for their French class .

A:
They are signing up for their semester courses .