QUES: Sometimes a few words convey a paragraph or more . When my 84 year old mother had some health problems which became more than things modern science could fix right up ( and every reader will one day reach that point no matter where modern science goes ) she said that she feared she was going to die , and she said : " So soon " . If an 84 year old woman born before WWII and living a full life could meet the first serious danger to her corporal existence with the lament " so soon " , I judge that no measure of days would ever satisfy any one of us . For each of us , no matter how delayed , the end will be met with " so soon " .

Question with options: Why did the grandmother respond this way to the question ?
OPTIONS:
- She could n't speak long sentences because of her condition .
- None of the above choices .
- She was in danger and could n't speak more than that .
- She was legitimately fearful of her impending death .
ANS: She was legitimately fearful of her impending death .
Problem: Write a 950 word biographical sketch of someone you know well . Include an account of your first meeting and any other interesting anecdotes that will help a reader to know the person you are writing about . As Boswell does , record some of your subject 's words , and incorporate them into your sketch as dialogue .

Why is the narrator giving out such specific instructions ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is a history professor .
- The narrator is very type A.
- The narrator is a literature professor .
- None of the above choices .

A: The narrator is a literature professor .
Question:
It was and is likely the embodiment of everything I want is a " ME " day . A " ME " day is generally easy to accomplish . The only required ingredient is a 24 hr period of nothing to do . I turn up my music , grab a random ( or almost random ) book / series of the shelf , prepare with snacks .
Answer the following question: What would someone do a on a " Me " day .
OPTIONS:
- Watch TV .
- None of the above choices .
- Do some work .
- Help colleagues out .
Answer:
Watch TV .
Question:
i m a senior & & ready to graduate & & get out of that hell hole .its not that i do nt like it , sometimes i do nt actually ; its just that i guess i wanna move on to bigger things like , college for instance . i wanna move out & & get my bachlors in forensics as a chemistt [ meaning that i analyze DNA & & fingerprints . ] ; move in with my boyfriendd , have a good , stable , NYC girl typical life .

Where may the narrator seek to move to after school ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator will look to move to Philadelphia .
- The narrator will look to move to any big city .
- The narrator will look to move to Boston .
Answer:
None of the above choices .
IN: We talked some about the stadium , and about how bad Philly fans are . We left around the 8th , with the Halos sitting comfortably on an 8 run lead . Ultimately the Angels won 12 - 6.Once we got back to Katie 's friend 's apartment , we loaded a few more things in her Jeep , and left for the beach house . The late - night car ride from the city would have been long regardless of any traffic ; as it was the state had decided to close the freeway for two miles and shunt three lanes of traffic onto a service road , without bothering to put any traffic management into place .
Why might the state have closed the freeway ?
OPTIONS:
- Because too much cargo had been place in too many jeeps causing cracks in the road .
- It was late at night .
- None of the above choices .
- To make essential road repairs .

OUT: To make essential road repairs .
Though it was a mighty punch by Satan , it was not lights out for Peter . A few days later , Christ reinstated Peter , and that seemingly weak , demoralized link in the chain became stronger than titanium . He became an encouragement not only to the other disciples , but to me , and many others over the last 2,000 years . His words continue to inspire and teach .

OPTIONS:
- It is Judaism .
- None of the above choices .
- It is Shintoism .
- It is Islam .
Answer the following question: What religion is being described in this narrative ?
None of the above choices .