In my performance review at the end of my first year after graduating college , my boss told me that he was still not sure about me . I asked why , since I had accomplished quite a bit in that year and was feeling really good . He told me that I had not had a major screw - up yet . I said , " that 's a negative ?

OPTIONS:
- My boss felt negative about me because I had just graduated college .
- My last major screw up should have been my last but he was keeping me on .
- My boss said he was convinced I was perfect for the job but someone else did n't .
- My supervisor was not convinced by me because my work was too good .
Answer the following question: What may have been confusing about my performance review ?

My supervisor was not convinced by me because my work was too good .
question: I would look at her record closely before you purport that she is not a politcian . She has run Wasilla and Alaska in the classic way the republicans have run Washington for the past 7 years . Her career began by her hacking into her bosses computer , stealing info and then unseating him .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The person talking is a democrat since she talks down about Republicans .
- The person talking is undecided , since she does not democrats or republicans .
- The person talking is an independent since she does not seem to like politics .
Q: What is the political affiliation of the person talking ?

answer: The person talking is a democrat since she talks down about Republicans .
QUES: Meh .. He 'll get over it ... Secondly , years ago , my Mom told me a NASTY Dirty joke ... Which I used on Tuesday afternoon to get myself out of a speeding ticket . A speeding ticket I actually deserved , considering I was pushing 175 km / h in a 90 zone just outside of golden , however , I am distracting myself .

Question with options: Why would telling a nasty joke get the narrator out of a ticket ?
OPTIONS:
- The cop was likely offended by the joke .
- The cop was likely indifferent to the joke .
- None of the above choices .
- The cop was likely confused by the joke .
ANS: None of the above choices .
Problem: ( note : often I ca n't stand Americans who pretend to know everything about Japan and Japanese people / culture , so I usually try to avoid acting that way myself , but for serious , really , I do feel like I have a bit of experience here ) . I enjoyed the previous Japan school visits I ' ve done , though , so I was looking forward to it . After some formalities from the principle , we went off to visit classes .

Why does the narrator express anger at some Americans despite being American ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator thinks that Americans are too gullible .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator thinks that Americans do not know how to behave abroad .
- The narrator thinks that Americans are too kind to outsiders .

A: The narrator thinks that Americans do not know how to behave abroad .
Question:
He could n't help it , he climbed up on the bed and curled his body into the tiny piece of mattress on the side to hold Patrick to him . Patrick slid back and let Travis scoot closer . Patrick uncurled his body and wrapped his arms around Travis , laying his head on his warm , broad chest instead of the pillow . " I love you , Travis . " Patrick whispered .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason he whispered to Travis ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- He was asleep and did nt want to wake him up .
- He did nt want him to hear because he was lying .
- He was deaf and could nt hear in both of his ears .
Answer:
He was asleep and did nt want to wake him up .
question: i found out that one of my oldest childhood friends died recently ... she was a year older than my brother . we lived next to her for six years .

OPTIONS:
- Angry
- Joyous
- Depressed
- Hungry
Q: How may I be feeling right now ?

answer:
Depressed