IN: Then , the grand finale rumble ( or bottom burp , as Ian refers to it ) , went echoing first through my chamber , then , seconds later , through hers . I put my hand to my mouth in a dramatic gesture of embarrassment . Isla did the same . I giggled .
What might Ian mean when he calls something a " bottom burp . "
OPTIONS:
- It is something that is or sounds like flatulence .
- It is the sound a person makes when they are embarrassed and giggle .
- A bottom burp is something that goes through pipes quickly .
- It is a rumble of a car or some other large chambered vehicle .

OUT: It is something that is or sounds like flatulence .
A month later , I got a phone call from him in which he asked why was I thanking him and what did he agree to . It seems he got the telegram from his assistant on shipboard at 3:00 a.m. after a long night of drinking . To get rid of the porter , he told him to just say OK.He lived up to the agreement , making one of his very rare public appearances . A short time before the Bouchercon , I got a call from Stephen King , asking if he could present him the G of H award at the luncheon .

OPTIONS:
- A boat
- A train
- None of the above choices .
- A car
Answer the following question: Where may I be at ?

A boat
question: " Thank you . " He met her eyes , seeing the sincere gratitude in them , and returned her smile honestly . " I ' m glad you like it , " he said simply . She smiled and for a while , he forgot any worries he 'd ever had about his choice of gift .

OPTIONS:
- Because he wanted to impress her but was unsure of himself .
- Because he wanted to tease her since he was sure of himself .
- Because he wanted to tease her but was unsure of himself .
- Because he wanted to impress her since he was sure of himself
Q: Why would he worry about the choice of the gift ?

answer: Because he wanted to impress her but was unsure of himself .
QUES: I 'd already decided how I wanted the book to start out ( though I had n't figured out if I wanted some kind of prologue or not ) and I knew a good deal of the road I needed to travel . So why could n't I get going ? My first stumble was deciding if I needed to format it like you are suppose to do . You know the first page is blank but for the title and author name , pages are double spaced , etc .

Question with options: What do they mean by " the road they wanted to travel " ?
OPTIONS:
- They knew how they wanted the story to go .
- They knew how they wanted to get to a destination when driving .
- They were planning a road trip .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: They knew how they wanted the story to go .
Problem: Stef 's DVD player sat right on top of it , completely covering the vents . I put small boxes under the DVD player to raise it up and unplugged the box to let it cool completely down , but to no avail . I called Comcast and they said that should n't matter .

Why may the DVD player be no longer working ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- A wire may be broken .
- It is overheating .
- It may not be able to get a charge .

A: It is overheating .
Question:
Then we get out of the drive thru and I hear this noise yet again only this time it is getting louder and closer to me . Yes , it was chirping noises . I go over this one lane bridge and ca n't take it anymore .

What will the narrator do once they are through the drive thru ?
OPTIONS:
- They will eat their food .
- They will investigate the noise .
- They will sit in peace and quiet
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They will investigate the noise .