question: Then the caress of his soft mouth and tongue as they met mine . The world stopped for a long instant . The throbbing of my bottom lip mingled with the lust - filled deep kiss , tongues brushing against one another . His hand released my wrist .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator is intimate .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is being let go .
- The narrator is yelling at a friend .
Q: Why is the narrator so vividly worked up ?

answer: The narrator is intimate .

question: At least for now . I mean , I ' m trying to be realistic here ... cancer does n't always just go away when you remove the tumor . But the placement of this tumor ( under her front leg at the shoulder joint ) was such that I would never have detected it until it was large enough to impede movement ... and the vet believes they caught it before it spread . There 's still a probability that more tumors and more problems will crop up ... but we have a reprieve .

OPTIONS:
- They are optimistic .
- None of the above choices .
- They are worried .
- They are concerned .
Q: How is the narrator feeling about the diagnosis ?

answer: They are optimistic .

question: They walked the short distance to the pitch and he questioned her about her previous Quidditch experience . " My brothers had me keep score when they had pickup games , but they never let me play . It was all right for them , but Merlin forbid their baby sister ever play . " She launched into what Oliver thought was a very good impression of Fred .

OPTIONS:
- She has practiced with her brothers .
- She has practiced with her father .
- None of the above choices .
- She has practiced with her sisters .
Q: Why may the new prospect be confident in her playing ability ?

answer:
She has practiced with her brothers .