Here's a short story: Kate found out that her table is smooth while her floor is rough by rolling a yarn ball across them. Her yarn ball traveled slower on the (A) table (B) floor. What is the most sensical answer between "table" and "floor"?
floor
Here's a short story: Terry was bringing his car to the mechanic to check the tire light sensor that had been going on and off for a couple of days. The light was currently off and he wanted it to go on by the time he got to the mechanic so they could see what he was talking about. Terry had the choice of driving on a gravel road or an asphalt road to get to the mechanic. Both roads took the same amount of time. Which road would create more heat against Terry's tires, better guaranteeing the tire light sensor would go on? (A) gravel (B) asphalt. What is the most sensical answer between "gravel" and "asphalt"?
gravel
Q: Here's a short story: The pizza delivery driver stopped by the streetlamp and noted the address of the red house he was in front of. He looked at the brown home across the street, but that address wasn't visible to him, despite a street light in front. In this scenario, was the delivery driver closer to (A) the red house or (B) the brown house?. What is the most sensical answer between "Clear address" and "Unclear address"?
A: Clear address
Question: Here's a short story: With his ship now spiraling out of control, the astronaut could do nothing but shield his eyes as his crippled craft neared the sun. As he came ever closer, the incredible star grew (A) brighter (B) dimmer. What is the most sensical answer between "closer sun" and "farther sun"?
Answer: closer sun
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Here's a short story: The contender is the boxing matching was sweating uncontrollably in the ring while the people in the stands watching enjoyed the cool breeze in the room. Who was sweating more (A) people in the stands (B) Boxer. What is the most sensical answer between "boxer" and "watcher"?
**Answer**
watcher
Here's a short story: A tank is much heavier than a toy car. Because of this (A) the tank will speed up faster than the toy car (B) the toy car will speed up faster than the tank. What is the most sensical answer between "tank" and "toy car"?
toy car