QUES: I ' ve seen all the movies about it , both old and recent , and to this day I ' m still amazed at the story . Naturally , when we pulled up to the actual site I was more than excited . The Alamo , if you do n't know , is an old mission .

Question with options: What is the main reason the narrator is excited to be at the Alamo ?
ANS: They get to see the location in person after seeing it in pictures before .
QUES: One of the secretaries informed me that I had to call maintenance ( custodial ? I do n't ' member ) to move furniture . In case I got hurt .

Question with options: What do I have to do after I call the maintenance
ANS: Wait for them to take action
QUES: In this way any noise obtained by a rotating movement can offer an entire ascending or descending chromatic scale , if the speed of the movement is increased or decreased . Every manifestation of our life is accompanied by noise . The noise , therefore , is familiar to our ear , and has the power to conjure up life itself . Sound , alien to our life , always musical and a thing unto itself , an occasional but unnecessary element , has become to our ears what an overfamiliar face is to our eyes . Noise , however , reaching us in a confused and irregular way from the irregular confusion of our life , never entirely reveals itself to us , and keeps innumerable surprises in reserve .

Question with options: What might be true of the narrator ?
ANS: They are a student of aural inflections .
QUES: Walking into unsuspecting passers - by , the couple - a young man and woman - drop a plastic bag containing a glass bottle . The bottle shatters . The man angrily demands to be repaid for the contents , while the woman insults the stunned fall guy . If the " bottle job " is successful , the couple runs off with cash . The police told the Spectator that there was a " You Broke My Glasses " variation .

Question with options: What may be a fact about the couple in this situation ?
ANS:
They trick people into giving them their money .