Here's a short story: Michael's car is stuck in the mud and he's waiting for a tow truck to come help him. Michael looks off in the distance and can see some headlights approaching and their light illuminates a small distance in front of them. As the lights get very close, the lights illuminate the entire road and some distance in front of them. In which situation do the headlights appear more powerful? (A) when they're down the highway (B) when they're up close. What is the most sensical answer between "headlights up close" and "headlights down the highway"?
headlights down the highway
Here's a short story: Lillian just left the gym and she is now incredibly sweaty. Which was she likely doing in the gym? (A) Running on the treadmill (B) Taking a yoga class. What is the most sensical answer between "running on the treadmill" and "taking a yoga class"?
running on the treadmill
Q: Here's a short story: A skier tries out some new ski poles for her upcoming practice session. She finds that the black ski pole bends more easily and seems more springy than the silver ski pole. Which of these poles is less likely to snap when the skier uses it in her session? (A) black ski pole (B) silver ski pole. What is the most sensical answer between "black ski pole" and "silver ski pole"?
A: black ski pole
Question: Here's a short story: Shane is rolling a soccer ball around. He rolls it in the grass field and in the parking lot. The soccer ball moves better in the parking lot. This is because there is _____ in the grass field. (A) less resistance (B) more resistance. What is the most sensical answer between "parking lot" and "grass field"?
Answer: grass field
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Here's a short story: Jim and Kelly took their kids to watch the fireworks show. They wanted to make sure their kids didn't experience loud sounds that might damage their hearing. In order to do this where would the family stand and observe? (A) In the front row of the crowd (B) in the back of the crowd. What is the most sensical answer between "Far from the fireworks" and "Close to the fireworks"?
**Answer**
Close to the fireworks
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Here's a short story: I could hear then boy that say close to me clear as day, however I could not hear the young lady sitting in the back of the room. WHo am I able to hear louder (A) Boy (B) Lady. What is the most sensical answer between "Boy" and "Lady"?
**Answer**
Boy