Question:
He was there when my mother passed away . He was there when I got fired , and took charge of the bills the three months I got unemployed . In fact , he 's always there when I ' m down , but when I succeed in something , I feel there 's nobody " she added .

Why does the narrator have fond views of their friend ?
OPTIONS:
- They were there for them when their mom died .
- They were there for them when they could n't succeed .
- They were there for them when they got dumped .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They were there for them when their mom died .

Question:
They stood and stared at each other for a few moments , Gordon realising that though it was early and the city was still , for all intents and purposes , asleep , it was still dangerous for the man to be out in daylight . Probably coming back from some late - night business he mused , thinking of the stark contrast of the early sunlight and the darkness of the suit . His eyes took in the figure before him for the first time in the daylight ; tall , dark , disguised , with only his mouth accessible ... .

How was life in the city ?
OPTIONS:
- It was safe during daytime
- It was a relaxed city
- It was risky
- It was more dangerous at night
Answer:
It was risky

Question:
When I got home I started looking up a Sprint store that would open on Sunday to repair my phone because I did n't think I could function without my cell phone for 24 hours . I also called the most important people I know so they could not only have my home number but tell me what it was . Then sometime before I fell asleep and woke up Sunday morning , I decided maybe this break from technology is what I need . Break the dependency .

Why did the person need to find a sprint store in order to get their phone working again ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Sprint 's store had accidentally given them the wrong phone last time they were there and it did n't have service
- They had lost the charging cord and were unable to use the phone until they got a new one from Sprint
- They had broken it beyond the point of it being able to turn on and they needed help fixing it
Answer:
They had broken it beyond the point of it being able to turn on and they needed help fixing it

Question:
Nothing infuriates me quite so much as people needlessly beeping their horns at me when I ' m driving ( except maybe being told to shut up , be quiet or not talk about something I ' m talking about ) . It fills me with a terrible indignant rage . If I had a gun in my car I would use it freely and without guilt on people who beep their horns at me without a damn good reason . So think about that before you get all impatient and obnoxious with the horn .

What driving habit drives the narrator crazy ?
OPTIONS:
- People having guns while in traffic .
- People beeping their horns .
- None of the above choices .
- People being in traffic .
Answer:
People beeping their horns .