IN: Anna was born in 1899 , and went to work in a jacket factory when she was ten , where she worked until she was sixty six . For fun , after sewing all day , she made quilts . He said the quilt that I bought was one of several she made for the family between 1957 and 1966 , but I think she had either saved the fabric from earlier , or made this quilt earlier than that . The material looks to me more like the thirties / forties .
Why did Anna not go to college ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She had to leave her home .
- She had to earn money early in life .
- She had to learn how to write and never did .

OUT: She had to earn money early in life .

IN: We spent 4 days of the week meeting students on various campuses across the city , hoping to find believers that would start a spiritual movement on their campuses . We split into groups and ventured out with members of the Crusade team from Mexico City . Although I am studying Spanish , the language barrier was disheartening . Not being able to even have a conversation with a person nearby was hard .
What type of religious faith is the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They are Spanish Muslims .
- None of the above choices .
- They are Christian .
- They are Jews living in Mexico City .

OUT: They are Christian .

IN: I went to the hospital last night , the dizziness would n't go away . I did n't really want to go , but Jes bullied me into it and kept my girlfriend company while we waited . So they did some tests , and nothing is wrong with me . I ' m glad I went , just to make sure there was n't something to worry about , and I feel ok today .
Why did the hospital run tests on this individual ?
OPTIONS:
- They tested how worried they were
- None of the above choices .
- They tested how dizzy the person was
- Tests were run to determine that nothing was seriously wrong with them

OUT:
Tests were run to determine that nothing was seriously wrong with them