Problem: There was so much drama in such a sort amount of time , that I really ca n't blame people for leaving . It was apparant to me that ToL was dying ... but it is so hard for me to let go of something that I love and care about so much , until I feel totally comfortable in accepting and letting go . I hated that I had to make the decision to close ToL ... but I know the only reason I was keeping it open was totally out of obligation ... I worried what membership would do and what people would think ... and in the end I needed to make a decision for my own happiness . Many are saying this is selfish ... but you know something ?

Why were people leaving all of a sudden ?
OPTIONS:
- The membership was useless .
- The membership was n't good enough .
- None of the above choices .
- There was too much drama and people could n't stand it anymore .

A: There was too much drama and people could n't stand it anymore .
Question:
Of course , it started as a drop - off point for convicts , so it was a bit of a rough area in the past ( that would be an understatement ) , with bars and prostitution everywhere . Today , many of the original buildings still exist , but the shops are now clothing boutiques and the convicts and prostitutes have been replaced with tourists . After wandering through The Rocks , I climbed the south pylon of the Sydney Harbor Bridge . It had a small museum at the top , as well as some great views of downtown Sydney and the Opera House .
Answer the following question: Where might the convicts have come from ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Portugal
- England
- New Zealand
Answer:
England
Question:
Because she was in tears because this " best friend " had told her that if she went to the Cheetah Girls concert , she was going to pull her hair out ! ! ! ! Cameron had to be consoled ( as you can well imagine ) , and then she wanted to call the little girls mom . I did n't let her call the mom explaining that this was a school issue , and she should have told her teacher or whatever adult was in charge at the time of this exchange . I did stop one of her teachers after school also though and made him aware of the situation - asking him not to actually do anything about this infraction but to make him aware and watchful of future exchanges !

Why is the girl feeling what she is feeling ?
OPTIONS:
- She 's sad the concert is n't playing .
- None of the above choices .
- She is feeling sad because her suppose best friend is threatening her .
- She thought the concert was n't good enough .
Answer:
She is feeling sad because her suppose best friend is threatening her .
IN: They knew their empathetic human counterparts were too weak to fight those within the darkness . So they , by day , changed us as the others frenzied at night . Slowly , we all changed and scattered to the four winds at the command of those who converted us . That was the deep sleep I had awakened from .
Who are their counterparts ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Their owners .
- Their animals .
- Their pets .

OUT: Their owners .
As I listened to Ernie 's story I found myself feeling some guilt . I ' ve promised to take someone hunting a time or two where I let something interfere with it . I guess I did n't think about how big an impact it could end up having on that person 's life .

OPTIONS:
- They never stopped the bullying on Ernie .
- They never let him come to the narrator 's home .
- They never took him hunting .
- They never stopped the interference on Ernie .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator have guilt about Ernie ?

They never took him hunting .
Problem: He is so sweet to them . He loves to make us laugh , and he tries really hard to help me be a happy mom . I love talking to him at night ( when he spills his guts ) , I am always amazed at how he handles the day 's situations . Since the day Tyler could walk , he has carried a hockey stick .

Why is the female narrator so grateful to the man ?
OPTIONS:
- He is a great dad .
- He is a good step dad to the narrator 's son .
- None of the above choices .
- He is a great hockey coach for the narrator 's son .

A:
He is a great dad .