Question:
She was young , struggling to pay her rent on the shabby place and keep herself fed ; cautious about her expenses . He longed to take her to the Stronghold ; he could n't unless her Power awoke . It had eleven times before ; seven of those times , it had killed her . The other four , she had been driven mad by it .
Answer the following question: Why did he want to take her out ?
OPTIONS:
- He wanted to see her place
- He longed for her
- He wanted to see her powers
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
He longed for her
Question:
These healthy gains in net subscriber additions are stimulating replacement and upgrade sales . In developed markets handset purchases tended to be flat , but those consumers who did purchase dug deeper and paid out more for coveted higher - end handsets and smart - phones . " In terms of market share , Nokia has passed the 40 % threshold for the first time ( 40.3 % ) . Samsung secured second place with 15.2 % , while Motorola barely managed to keep ahead of LG with its 9.3 % versus LG 's 9.2 % , and both edged out Sony Ericsson ( 8.3 % ) . There is a distinct possibility that LG might overtake Motorola by the end of 3Q 2008 , putting Motorola into fourth place .

Why are cell phone sales more predictable and substantial in developed markets ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Because Nokia , Samsung , and Motorola as of now only sell phones in certain regions that are more developed
- Because some of the better phone companies have yet to come to less developed nations
- Because people in developed countries can afford to pay more for cell phones , and do consistently
Answer:
Because people in developed countries can afford to pay more for cell phones , and do consistently
IN: Tilting her head back to the moon , she allowed some of the tension of the day to ease from her shoulders . She could live with these quiet moments . Opening her eyes , she glanced across the waters once more and her breath caught in her throat .
What may happen after tilting her head back ?
OPTIONS:
- She felt a lot more relaxed and satisfied .
- She would take in a deep breath as she smelled the air .
- She would open her eyes and look up to the sky .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: She felt a lot more relaxed and satisfied .
I knew before the hatch to the ship opened , and I knew before I could see the light from the pod . We stood for a long time looking at each other , as if we could bridge the invisible gap spanning between us . Elfangor said , finally . The silence had been deafening . " Why ? " I asked .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The silence is like the thing you feel when you are deaf .
- The silence is actually a loud noise .
- Silence means a large crash
Answer the following question: How can silence be deafening ?

None of the above choices .
question: Australian media are reporting today that doubts have been raised about the ages of Chinese medal - winning athletes as long ago as the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 . Age - falsification has become a burning issue since the Beijing Games last month , where it was alleged that Chinese gymnast He Kexin , who won two gold medals , was underage and therefore should have been ineligible to compete in the event . Rules introduced in 1997 to prevent the exploitation of under - aged gymnasts stipulate that competitors are required to be at least 16-years - old in the year the Olympics are held .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The gymnast can not understand the rules properly .
- If the gymnast is not sixteen years old then he in violation of Olympic rules .
- The gymnast can not be tested for drugs at that age .
Q: Why is it an issue if the Chinese gymnast is not sixteen years old ?

answer: If the gymnast is not sixteen years old then he in violation of Olympic rules .
IN: She 'll be fine and forget about it in like a day and go back to dotting her ' I 's with hearts . " " I do n't think she has many friends , " he said with a shrug . " She was crying . " Crossing her arms , she glanced off where the Hufflepuff had disappeared .
Why is the narrator trying to explain the female subject 's behavior ?
OPTIONS:
- She is saying mean things to Hufflepuff .
- She is tearing up .
- She is angry at others .
- She is yelling at others .

OUT:
She is tearing up .