Question:
He wo n't sleep at all . " Then , another girl sitting with kids on the other side of the fence says , " He screamed and screamed today like someone was killing him . " I did n't know how to respond . I felt like they were freaking attacking me .
Answer the following question: How did he respond to the other girls remarks .
OPTIONS:
- He quickly turned around and left the situation .
- None of the above choices .
- He sat next to the kids on the bench .
- He began to scream obnoxiously and loudly .
Answer:
He quickly turned around and left the situation .
Question:
Not like I was doing anything constructive there I just never left . The weather looked threatening though and I was dragging so instead I just packed . And by pack I mean spend 20 minutes packing and over an hour searching for my US simcard which despite being carefully stored for the last three months had disappeared today .

What may be the reason for them not leaving ?
OPTIONS:
- They had nowhere to go .
- They had to take a nap first .
- They were n't allowed to leave .
- They did n't have any motivation .
Answer:
They did n't have any motivation .
IN: I ' m going to reread a book on issues with Indians and drugs for my book report ( I gave the same book to Bryan as a present -- he is Native American , so I am allowed to say Indian -- at least around him . ) And did I ever tell the story in here about my first boss where I work now seeing us together 7 years ago , thinking I was also Indian ? I was in his office and he handed me the phone to talk to a caseworker who needed a Native American therapist . She said she just heard I was , and I said , " No , you must be mistaken .
Why did the boss hand him the phone ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator claimed to be Native American .
- The boss thought he was Native American .
- The narrator thought he was Native American .
- The boss thought he was Canadian .

OUT: The boss thought he was Native American .
I could hear background noise , but something had left him speechless . He was watching the South Tower collapse . As soon as he started talking again , explaining what he was seeing on his monitors , I jumped out of bed and turned on the TV . I did n't have cable , just broadcast , so I set it on ABC and kind of stood there , dumbfounded , watching Peter Jennings .

OPTIONS:
- I watched a newsman reporting an event .
- I turned on my cable TV .
- None of the above choices .
- I powered up the cable box .
Answer the following question: What may happen after I got out of bed ?

I watched a newsman reporting an event .
question: So then we talk about why he quit the band because he had said it was because he wanted to be with his family and clearly if he 's divorced that 's not the case . And he tells me it was an excuse because he just was n't into it anymore , blah blah blah .

OPTIONS:
- He liked to play music with his family .
- He wanted to get back with his wife .
- None of the above choices .
- He wanted to use that as an excuse so he did n't have to tell the truth .
Q: what is the real reason he lied about wanting to be with his family ?

answer: He wanted to use that as an excuse so he did n't have to tell the truth .
IN: He whispered something I could n't understand and held the razor blade to his arm . I saw the slightest trickle of blood and heard his sharp intake of breath . He touched his tongue to his arm then took a sip of wine . As he turned toward me , our eyes met and held .
What may happen after I heard his low voice ?
OPTIONS:
- He slashed his hand with the razor blade .
- None of the above choices .
- He nicked his arm with a razor blade .
- He glanced at me and checked his arm .

OUT:
He nicked his arm with a razor blade .