Here's a short story: Milo learned that throwing his dog treat across the kitchen floor creates low resistance and throwing it across the dining room floor creates high resistance. This means that he can throw his dog treat across the _____ at a faster rate (A) kitchen floor (B) dining room floor. What is the most sensical answer between "kitchen floor" and "dining room floor"?
kitchen floor
Here's a short story: Danny is 5 years-old and Susan is 16. Their mom calls them inside for lunch. They both start running at the same time. Who would get to lunch first? (A) Danny (B) Susan. What is the most sensical answer between "Susan" and "Danny"?
Danny
Q: Here's a short story: A group of kids are sitting around a table playing cards, while another group of kids are playing a vigorous game of basketball. Who'll sweat more? (A) the kids playing basketball (B) the kids playing cards. What is the most sensical answer between "playing basketball" and "playing cards"?
A: playing basketball
Question: Here's a short story: A train has to move much slower on the city track than on the country track. This means that the train will get a lot hotter moving over (A) city track (B) country track. What is the most sensical answer between "city track" and "country track"?
Answer: city track
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Here's a short story: Mars has much weaker gravity than Jupiter because it (A) has more mass (B) has less mass. What is the most sensical answer between "Mars" and "Jupiter"?
**Answer**
Jupiter
Q: Here's a short story: Two cars raced for exactly 5 minutes. The red car was not as fast as the blue car, so the (A) red car (B) blue car traveled the least amount. What is the most sensical answer between "red car" and "blue car"?
A: red car