Question:
Today would have been Robert 's 22nd birthday . As days go , it should be good because I have an interview with a company that seems really awesome and Alison is staying an extra day in Jersey before she heads to Arizona . But otherwise , I want to celebrate his life by drinking his favorite liquor and remembering everything I can . I went to Potbelly 's and remembered the last time I was there ... we had lunch on Valentine 's Day because we were both alone . I found a book of his in my basement and remembered when he lent it to me and my promises to return it , of course to no avail because I have a shitty memory .

What am I making an effort to remember today ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I 'm remembering a husband who has died .
- I 'm remembering a friend who has died .
- I 'm remembering to return a borrowed book .
Answer:
I 'm remembering a friend who has died .
IN: They will say , " This all sounds great , but I have n't seen any evidence of this in my life -- can you prove what you 're saying ? " I can really relate to this question and the skepticism behind it because I too felt this way for many years . I did n't see the connection between what I was " putting out into the world " and what I was getting back . In fact , it seemed pretty random to me .
What type of personality trait does the narrator seem to have ?
OPTIONS:
- They are analytical .
- They are optimists .
- They are believers in all things .
- They are blindly optimistic .

OUT: They are analytical .
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE KIDS WHO WERE BORN IN THE 1920 's , 30 's 40 's , 50 's , 60 's and 70 's ! ! First , we survived being born to mothers who smoked and/or drank while they carried us and lived in houses made of asbestos . They took aspirin , ate blue cheese , tuna from a can , and did n't get tested for diabetes or cervical cancer .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator is making a heartfelt message .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is making a sarcastic joke .
- The narrator is making a message of love .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator making such an extensive congratulations ?

The narrator is making a sarcastic joke .
question: And why not try to keep the lovely man pressed tightly against his own slim body ? " There are games and games , lovely . And really , do you think I 'd play any nasty ones ? " Cye wriggled against him a bit closer , just because .

OPTIONS:
- He wants to make him uncomfortable .
- He wants to manipulate him .
- He wants to control him .
- He has feelings for him .
Q: What may be the reason for keeping him so close ?

answer: He has feelings for him .
QUES: Ione rummery , attorney at law , also graduated magnum cum prior to joining our firm , she had her own bookkeeping you will hear when you call us or the first friendly face .

Question with options: Why was the new attorney hired .
OPTIONS:
- She was a student .
- She graduated magnum cum .
- She was the daughter of the bookkeeper .
- We needed more women to increase diversity .
ANS: She graduated magnum cum .
QUES: The dogs in the yard began barking and carrying on . My wife looked out and announced that there was a wolf in the yard . We both ran outside to look at the creature , only to find that it and the dogs had disappeared behind an old Hogan that was once used as the family home before the government built the conventional house we occupied . When we looked , we saw the large paw prints of the wolf , but there was something strange as well . The paw prints turned into human foot prints .

Question with options: What was actually in the yard ?
OPTIONS:
- It was a direwolf .
- It was a werewolf .
- It was a gray wolf .
- None of the above choices .
ANS:
It was a werewolf .