question: I waited a long time to eat dinner ( and at my Uncle Mike 's favorite microbrewery ) . But ultimately it was a good time . And since Wednesday was my only day off this week , earlier in the day we took a leisurely 3.5 mile stroll to eat lunch . We stopped and took pictures along the way .

OPTIONS:
- They had an inability to get to sleep last night .
- They had some pills at lunch .
- None of the above choices .
- They had some alcohol at lunch .
Q: Why may the narrator be feeling a bit woozy midday ?

answer: They had some alcohol at lunch .

question: The nay - sayers of course say it does . All it says , however , is that there are longer - term trends that must be accounted for . And short - term developments that should scare us . Reports have come in recently of sightings of polar bears swimming from Alaska to find ice in the Arctic Ocean . Polar bears have been known to swim as much as 100 miles to find ice on which to hunt .

OPTIONS:
- They need ice to eat for the hydration .
- None of the above choices .
- They need ice to cool off after hunting .
- They need ice to hunt .
Q: What may be the reason polar bears need ice ?

answer: They need ice to hunt .

question: It is one of those days following one of those nights . The kind of night that finds me wanting to crawl into bed at 7 and find a sense of peace in a book or in sleep . Such nights do n't happen often , but when they do , I am left trying to sort through the gray and the mist to find the cloud with the silver lining . It is there ; it is sometimes more difficult to find than others , but it is there all the same .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator is looking to get up early in the morning .
- The narrator is looking to get up at 4AM .
- The narrator is looking to catch up on sleep .
- None of the above choices .
Q: Why is the narrator in bed so early at night ?

answer:
The narrator is looking to catch up on sleep .