question: For example , the child might say , " Doggie " and the parent will answer , " Yes , it 's a big brown dog and he 's wagging his tail . " Outings - Children who do well in school have been taken places such as the grocery store , post office , fair , and park . Just enough help - Children who do well in school have parents who help them , but not too much .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- How one trains a dog .
- How children learn .
- How dog 's are raised .
Q: What is the narrator trying to summarize ?

answer: How children learn .

question: We bought roti and curry parcels and hamburgers for lunch . The stalls looked very elegant as blue and white ( I think ) strong tents and of course the kids wanted to quickly go on the rides - ferris wheel - there were at least three of them , octopus , sizzler , roller - coaster , etc . $ 2 a ride and a few free ones .

OPTIONS:
- At home before going to the fair .
- None of the above choices .
- They ate lunch on fair ground at a table near food stalls .
- At Indian restaurant that sells roti .
Q: Where did they have their lunch ?

answer: They ate lunch on fair ground at a table near food stalls .

question: And she would close her eyes , pleased as punch , when I stroked the underside of her muzzle . I ' m usually wary of other people 's dogs , but she 's really easy to like . She was tied to the small gate of the porch , and she laid down on the blouse that I spread for her ( it 's still raining here ) .

OPTIONS:
- The dog will love the attention
- The dog will bark at me .
- None of the above choices .
- The dog will growl at me .
Q: What may happen after stroking the dog ?

answer:
The dog will love the attention