Question:
Under duress and threat of force . I also wrote 3/4 of an utterly insane short story . ( No joke there ! ) Or maybe it was wild and crazy of me to get up at 6 a.m. while on vacation to row across the lake and retrieve a small raft that had escaped into last night 's storm . My iPod randomed me up some Ice Cube , so I got to hear about a good day in South Central as I rowed across a pristine oligotrophic midwestern milquetoast lake .

Why did the narrator go out on the lake so early ?
OPTIONS:
- They were looking to play their iPod in a tranquil place .
- They were looking to listen to Ice Cube in a tranquil environment .
- They were looking to get wet .
- They were saving a raft .
Answer:
They were saving a raft .
IN: It was pretty neat , although it made me hungry . Then we cleaned up my dad 's yard . We found two baseball mitts , a dog , and someone 's driving glove . Then we had snowcones . And I ' m hungry now .
How long did the narrator spend working on the yard ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator cleaned the yard by themself , so it took half a day .
- Their dad did most of the work before they got there so they only spent a few minutes cleaning .
- They spent one to two hours to clean the yard with the help they had .
- There was too much to do in one day , so it took two afternoons .

OUT: They spent one to two hours to clean the yard with the help they had .
" What do you know about protein shakes ? " I asked the programmer , ready with my pencil and pad in hand for him to rattle off some " you need x to x to x ratio of whey protein plus amino something or other and some other magical compound " recommendation . Instead , I got a blank look from the top of the stairs . Then ... " Nothing , " he said .

OPTIONS:
- The programmer does not speak the narrator 's language .
- None of the above choices .
- The programmer does not work out .
- The programmer does not have the ability to hear .
Answer the following question: Why was the programmer so lost with what the narrator was saying ?

The programmer does not work out .
question: " That 's why I thought you might be ill . " Sanzo 's frown deepened as he stared at the ground and ran a hand through his hair in distraction . " ... I ' m sorry , " he mumbled , shocking Hakkai and not paying attention at all to what he was saying as he retreated back inside .

OPTIONS:
- Hakkai might not have been expecting to hear Sanzo say he was sorry .
- Hakkai might have been expecting to hear Sanzo say something .
- Hakkai might have been expecting to hear Sanzo say he was sorry .
- Hakkai might not have been expecting to hear Sanzo say he was not sorry .
Q: Why might have Hakkai been shocked by Sanzo ?

answer: Hakkai might not have been expecting to hear Sanzo say he was sorry .
QUES: Anyway , he 's very sweet and also kind of quiet and shy . I had this trust of him immediately , maybe in a bit of a reaction to the whole Jason thing . I ' m not saying Jason was ever a bad guy , but I feel like with Justin , I do n't know .... I can count on him ? Or maybe I feel like he 's commitment oriented ?

Question with options: Why is there so much doubt about Jason ?
OPTIONS:
- Peers feel like Jason is not willing to commit .
- Peers feel like Jason commits too easily .
- Peers feel like Jason wants to commit .
- Peers feel like Jason is overly clingy .
ANS: Peers feel like Jason is not willing to commit .
QUES: Of course , we did not stop at the winery or bar - hop all night long like you are suppose to . Instead , we did touristy things , like go to the top of the Monument . And do a golf cart tour of the island . It was not even dark by the time we made it back to the hotel .

Question with options: Why is the narrator trying to fit so much in at once ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is under a tight curfew .
- The narrator is on a trip .
- The narrator is working on a project .
- The narrator is on a deadline .
ANS:
The narrator is on a trip .