Question:
Sometimes stopping for long hugs . By midnight we were back with the group and I did not number close as I felt I had easy contact thru her friends and she was getting very tired for me to make more moves , plus I was confident for bouncing with her twice and getting thru some comfort stage . Laila - The sister from earlier in my postings . More IOI 's from her , she loved watching me work the group . I had all the girls laughing and my hands were on all of their backs .
Answer the following question: Why is the group so cohesive ?
OPTIONS:
- They are working to help one another .
- None of the above choices .
- They are all married couples working in the group .
- They are all couples of men and women .
Answer:
They are working to help one another .
Question:
Chinese was fun as usual ... That class flies quick ... Though I was looking outside the window a little before the the bell rang and I spotted Tyler walking out of the tech center .

What is the reason the class flies quick ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- It is a class on aviation
- It is interesting .
- It is boring .
Answer:
It is interesting .
IN: In one village , the first person who dared to shake my hand was an elderly woman with a heavily lined face . She looked into my eyes and had a huge warm smile . I asked my Somali colleagues why the kids do n't want to shake my hand . I have to say I was n't prepared for the reply .
What can be concluded about what my Somali colleague said ?
OPTIONS:
- It was surprising and unexpected because I was n't prepared for it .
- It was surprising and unexpected , but I was prepared for it .
- It was surprising but I was prepared since I expected it .
- It was surprising and unexpected , and I was prepared for it .

OUT: It was surprising and unexpected because I was n't prepared for it .
The problem lies in the psychology of human judgment . Much research going back to the classic work by Kahneman and Tversky demonstrates that when people make a judgment about some topic with which they are not expert , they tend to use a strategy called " anchoring and adjustment . " First , people access a belief ( which serves as the anchor ) and then adjust that belief to take into account additional factors . This strategy is remarkably effective in most situations .

OPTIONS:
- People would make judgment about a topic they are not expert in .
- The technique would still be in use without a technical name .
- The psychology of human judgment would cover the humanities .
- People would not adjust beliefs taking into account other factors .
Answer the following question: What if the classic work by Kahneman and Tversky was not written ?

The technique would still be in use without a technical name .
question: I finally made it into the humanization course [ running a little late ... = _ = ; ] and was given this weird ball thing that I threw down and then I got to be human ! It 's so weird adjusting ! ! I still have my tail and ears , and my face markings . This whole thumb thing is pretty cool .

OPTIONS:
- I have always been human .
- I have not always been human .
- None of the above choices .
- I was born a human .
Q: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

answer: I have not always been human .
IN: I met this guy on facebook , playing a game there . At first he was saying he 'd like to chat with people he play games with . Right .
What about this explanation does the speaker find suspicious ?
OPTIONS:
- The speaker has had previous negative experiences chatting with people they met through games
- It 's abundantly clear that this can not , in fact , be the genuine reason that he may want to talk
- In the past , whenever they talked to someone they had played a game with , it did n't end well
- They have seen news articles about predators trying to lure victims through online games

OUT:
It 's abundantly clear that this can not , in fact , be the genuine reason that he may want to talk