Context: Got into Toronto last night . We went out for dinner and ended up hopping between little ethnic enclaves . First it was " little China " then it was " little Portugal " and onward to " little Italy " .

Question generated: Why did the writer go to ethnic enclaves ?
OPTIONS:
- Because they thought it would be an enjoyable thing to do .
- Because they were in Toronto .
- Because they are from Portugal .
- Because they are from China .

Context: As a western guest staying in a Japanese hotel where the clientele are mostly Japanese I felt very slightly like I was on show . By this I do not mean anything negative , the Japanese guests were very friendly and were just intrigued by the western food we chose to eat and by the way we used a knife and fork . It was no different I suppose from us looking at what they were eating and how they used chopsticks with such style and grace . I personally felt that this added to the enjoyment of being somewhere where the culture is so different .

Question generated: What may be my feelings after we leave the Japanese restaurant ?
OPTIONS:
- I would feel good about the experience of meet some nice people in a nice hotel .
- None of the above choices .
- I would be surprised by how most Japanese people ate Western food .
- I would be embarrassed by the clumsy way I used chopsticks while trying to eat dinner .

Context: Last night was our Gourmet Club 's monthly dinner party with a Yucatan theme . The hostess selected recipes that were all from Rick Bayless . My assigned task was to prepare two of the appetizers . One I 'll share today : Salt and Pepper Ceviche . I did n't want to take any chances , so I went all - out and bought a nice , fresh , very expensive piece of halibut from a quality seafood market . Rick Bayless gives you a few options of fish choices , so you 're not stuck with halibut if it is n't your thing ( or if it 's too outrageously expensive ! !

Question generated: what is the best way for the food in question to be purchased ?
OPTIONS:
- Tinned
- Frozen
- None of the above choices .
- Fresh

Context: Question to those that already lowered there cars . I live in NYC and the last expierence i had when i lowered my vechile was pretty bad . I was into the hondas and i had a 91 honda accord boy did that shyt bottom out all the time i even put a whole on my tranny . so my question is i want to lower my 05 altima becuz i def wanna get rid of that gap in the front but can i get suggestion which will give me a nice drop on both front and rear also considerin on gettin stock 18 " if not probably the infiniti fx 20 " stock rims .

Question generated:
What may happen after lowing the car ?
OPTIONS:
- Will have to make plans to do it later in the future .
- It will bottom out a lot .
- Nobody will want to lower the car .
- It will be expensive if there are problems .