QUES: The idea , of course , was to put sardines or some other deliciously - appealing - to - bear food at one end of the trap and wait for the bear to walk through . Clang , the trap shuts . But the day passed and no bears . The next night was the camp out night . ( Even though the camp was an hour from town - WAY out in the foothills of the Rockies and the ONLY WAY out of camp , was to drive BACK to town - they always took the kids even further down the road to sleep under the stars on Tuesday or Wednesday night .

Question with options: Why would the narrator put Sardines out ?
ANS: They were trying to lure bears .
QUES: Will they be quick to criticize when promised jobs do not materialize , the national debt does not decline , and jobs continue to go overseas ? Will they , whose candidate is elected President think all of their problems will vanish , and never to reappear ? Nothing is further from the truth . History shows that power remains in the hands of a chosen few , no matter who is President .

Question with options: What is the narrator so focused on and ranting about ?
ANS: They are ranting about politics .
QUES: Late yesterday ( around 5 pm ) the doggie opthamologist called . He 's consulted with the oncologist who comes in on Fridays . He could not rule out cancer .

Question with options: Do we know what is wrong with our dog ?
ANS: No , the problem is not cleared up
QUES: From the triple loop she executed after five minutes , he suspected that she had managed to sneak off for flying more often than during the summers and wondered just how diligent George was about practicing on his own time .

Question with options: What is the reason for his suspicions ?
ANS:
She is performing much more advanced flying maneuvers than someone who just started taking flying lessons .