question: Surprisingly , for all the improvisation , the campaign actually followed a fairly strong narrative structure . The first session was basically an introduction where the characters got to strut their stuff a bit and established the basic setting . In the second episode the tension was ramped up with a duel and a murder ( unrelated ) . In the following sessions the characters came under increasing threat until finally defeating the villain in the finale .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator is a professor .
- The narrator is a critic .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is a writer .
Q: What type of profession does the narrator have ?

answer: The narrator is a critic .
QUES: I ' ve been waiting to say this since Friday when I was scrambling down the highway between Joplin and Tulsa buying tickets on a cell phone that I threatened to throw out the window if it cut out on me .... JARED AND JENSEN AND ME , OH MY . I vaguely remember during one of the last episodes of season 2 , watching and saying to myself , " Self . You MUST see one of the boys in real life before you die . "

Question with options: What state is the narrator most likely traveling to ?
OPTIONS:
- Nebraska
- Louisiana
- Oklahoma state
- None of the above choices .
ANS: Oklahoma state
Problem: I ' ve decided that I 'd like to buy a house sometime in the fall , so yesterday my mom , my sister and I decided to brave the Pittsburgh drizzle and take a look at a few open houses in the areas and price ranges I ' m considering . I have to say that I was appalled by the behavior of some of the agents at these open houses , and I say that as a former real estate agent myself .

What will happen after the house hunting ?
OPTIONS:
- The family will decide a new resting place .
- The family will gauge their best options .
- None of the above choices .
- The family will pick the best apartment for them .

A: The family will gauge their best options .
Question:
She now found herself using it simply to attain her normal unemotional state . That , too , was illogical . It was to those under her command that she should always appear firm , confident and strong . It was her commanding officer she should go to with her problems and complaints .
Answer the following question: Why did the narrator always go to her officer ?
OPTIONS:
- In order to appear strong .
- In order to appear firm .
- In order to appear confident .
- In order to vent .
Answer:
In order to vent .
Question:
" Of course you can Trick . I got through with plenty of space to spare and even if its a tight squeeze , I can help pull you through . " " What if your not strong enough ?

What may be the narrator trying to reassure " Trick " of ?
OPTIONS:
- That the space is big enough for them .
- That the area is too tight to make it out .
- None of the above choices .
- That the area is too large to sneak through .
Answer:
That the space is big enough for them .
Question:
There was a rustic charm that I immediately fell in love with . Mosquito nets hangs above every bed , and there 's something very romantic about having them draped around you as you sleep . I never felt a mosquito while I was there , but I used the nets anyway .
Answer the following question: What is the speaker talking about in this passage ?
OPTIONS:
- A vacation they are reviewing
- How to create a romantic get away
- None of the above choices .
- How to protect from mosquitoes
Answer:
A vacation they are reviewing