QUES: It 's amazing how economics works these days . It used to be a matter of supply and demand . Too many consumers , not enough product -- prices go up . Too much product , not enough consumers -- prices go down .

Question with options: What may be a fact about today 's economics according the speaker ?
ANS: Economics is entirely dependent on the consumers .
QUES: My answer was that I was patient and very good hearted , but that I would not be his at any rate . I added that it was not a factor of distance . If he had been here in the US , he would still have to wait for my love .

Question with options: Why is the narrator asking for patience ?
ANS: Their partner is coming .
QUES: He felt powerful and invincible , skating with speed and determination and scoring goals so easily it was like breathing . And once again he had to smile to himself : if anyone knew the real reason he was so happy , they 'd kick him out of hockey - and he honestly could n't care less . His thoughts were consumed with one thing : Ennis was coming home tomorrow . He thought back to the other night , when Ennis had called him and left a voice mail and a text during the game .

Question with options: What was he so happy ?
ANS: He was in love with another man
QUES: Greg sat down reading a book having the night off . It felt nice not having to have a babysitter and just spending time with his son . He did n't get much time for that with work so he enjoyed the time he got . He 'd had put Alex to bed after a long day of playing and taking him out .

Question with options: What gender is Alex most likely to be ?
ANS:
Male