QUES: I ' m a third - fifth row kind of gal in these huge lecture classes . But I had to awkwardly squeeze through 50 million people to get to my seat .

Question with options: What is the reason for being third - fifth row type of gal ?
ANS: I like to be fairly close to the front / middle so I can see and hear but not be on the VERY front .
QUES: I ... I am very sorry , old friend , for reacting so selfishly to your trying to help me . " I breathed a sigh of relief and felt the perspiration of nervousness ( or from the inferno I had rather stupidly just created in our fireplace ) trickle down my neck and hit my collar . I had said the rehearsed words - rehearsed the entire way back in the cab , I might add - and it was over with , thank heaven . Perhaps I should make a habit of regularly apologising for things ... it gave one a rather good , almost ... clean ... feeling inside .

Question with options: What may have happened after speaking the rehearsed lines ?
ANS: I would feel very relieved .
QUES: It 's so much nicer than having a busy old street for a view . Here are the dresses that I found at the antique sale this weekend . When I first got to the sale and wandered over to the vintage clothing room I got disappointed that there was nothing at all that interested me . But then I found these three dresses hanging on a wall in another room , and I knew I had to get them . The two on the left are from the ' 50s and the one on the right is from the ' 40s .

Question with options: What may be the reason for their trip to the antique sales ?
ANS: They wanted to get deals on antique dresses .
QUES: Just called home to wish my sister a happy birthday . She was n't there , but after talking with my mom for ages I ' m now walking around the house trying to wash the English accent out of my mouth -- the one I had when I was 7 and literally lost years before leaving home , and yet rears it 's head every time I speak with my mother now . People usually hear a little something " off " in my voice and occasionally pin it to England , but not nearly as often as they used to .

Question with options: Where is the narrator likely from originally ?
ANS:
They are native to England .