IN: Maggie Mae 's home was warm and charming , and all of the kids were there , politely waiting to meet this woman who was here to take away their dog . The mom was kind and friendly . The oldest girl was off to the side .
Why would the woman be there to take away the dog ?
OPTIONS:
- The dog is no longer suitable for a home with kids .
- The woman is not supposed to take the dog despite her plans .
- The kids want the dog to go away .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: The dog is no longer suitable for a home with kids .
We chose one that was supposed to be especially challenging and started the climb up to some waterfalls . We went far enough to prove we " could " do it ... but not so far as to actually tire ourselves out . Back in town , we did some touristy things for the rest of the day .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They wanted the satisfaction of knowing they could achieve some of it but did n't want to risk hurting themselves
- A local bar was offering a free pitcher of beer to anyone brave enough to attempt the climb
- They were playing a heated game of truth or dare with a friend , and were following through on a dare
Answer the following question: Why did they only climb far enough to prove that they could do it ?

They wanted the satisfaction of knowing they could achieve some of it but did n't want to risk hurting themselves
question: I was so proud today . So I was sitting at home , bored , ( an ear infection has kept me from being out for too long of time ) when I get a text from my kid sister about McCain picking Palin as his VP . We then had a good hour long text conversation about Palin , McCain , and the race in general ... I was utterly surprised because I did n't know my sister was even following the election , and turns out she 's been keeping an eye on it the entire time .

OPTIONS:
- They were discussing sports .
- None of the above choices .
- They were discussing politics .
- They were discussing Palin 's time as governor .
Q: What was the nature of the narrator 's conversation ?

answer: They were discussing politics .
QUES: And I waited more . I saw group after group take the ride , and group after group emerge . I did not , however , see my friends emerge .

Question with options: What might happen after the writer waits for their friends ?
OPTIONS:
- The writer will try to call their friend 's phone .
- The writer will forget about their friends and leave the park .
- The writer will tell their friends that they 'll wait at the exit .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: The writer will try to call their friend 's phone .
Problem: Many of us are now showing an interest in alternative methods such as biofeedback as a way of improving and restoring our health . There are many of us who have become disillusioned by the high cost of mainstream medical care and the lack of viable solutions to their problems . For some , their primary motivation is finding ways to eliminate the use of prescribed drugs in order to avoid the negative side effects .

How would one describe the narrator 's view of traditional medicine ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator buys in .
- The narrator is a doctor themselves .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is unconvinced .

A: The narrator is unconvinced .
Question:
I had to wait in the waiting area with the kids while Jason helped to get the car and trailer off of the truck . After being cooped up the kids were like wild animals who had escaped their cage . I tried to keep the dealership in one piece but it was hard .

What may happen after I was in the waiting area with kids ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Jason helped me take care of the kids .
- The animals escaped their travel cages .
- The kids acted like happy , freed prisoners .
Answer:
The kids acted like happy , freed prisoners .