Problem: Very romantic . Most amazingly , the old Southern spirit is still present in the places and most importantly int he people . We stopped to see a cotton plantation . Pretty cool , they still grow cotton there .

Why did the narrator stop at the cotton farm ?
OPTIONS:
- They were looking for a farm up North .
- None of the above choices .
- They were looking for Southern history .
- They were working for Hanes .

A: They were looking for Southern history .
Question:
The behavior is repetitive and alarming . He squeezed things about 60 times during the 15 minute visit . She wants him in with an occupational therapist as soon as possible so that we can start working on his behaviors before he hits that magical age where it could ( and would ) become a social handicap .
Answer the following question: Why may the child be forced into therapy ?
OPTIONS:
- He keeps counting to 60 as if he is OCD .
- He struck a child 60 times .
- He needs to stop hitting his parent .
- To prevent behavioral ticks from becoming habit .
Answer:
To prevent behavioral ticks from becoming habit .
Question:
Gosh , I ' ve been wanting to post but I have no pictures . I ' ve been spinning some and knitting some but have pictures of neither . I ' m getting SOOOOOO close to being ready to seam up my Henley and put the finishing touches on it .

What type of garment am I making ?
OPTIONS:
- I am currently working on a dress .
- I am currently working on a pair of pants .
- I am currently working on a cardigan .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
None of the above choices .
IN: We liked each other and the idea of an " us " ..... but now ..... ? he says he thinks i want too much . he 's going through loads from his past relationship and i ' m also struggling with things and have been a bit crazy and stuff . i know the best thing to do is leave things a while ... but ... what do you guys think about things .
What type of relationship do we have ?
OPTIONS:
- We are platonic friends .
- We are madly in love .
- It is complicated .
- We are divorced .

OUT: It is complicated .
I ' ve got a sort of side job ish kind of thing going on now . $ 20 to clean and do laundry and stuff like that for a few hours every Sunday at Linny 's house . Twenty bucks is n't really much these days , but it pays for gas for awhile , gives me a chance to spend time with her and her parents , and they really need the help .

OPTIONS:
- Linny does my laundry .
- Linny comes to visit .
- I do Linny 's laundry .
- Linny cleans my house .
Answer the following question: What do I do on Sundays

I do Linny 's laundry .
Problem: Mim and I went shopping last weekend . We bought a DVD set . We could n't resist . It called to both of us from deep in our childhoods . The Mysterious Cities of Gold6 DVDs containing all 39 episodes , including the little featurette after each one . And watching the first few on Sunday , they were in a lot of ways really low - budget . The animation was competent , but not inspiring ( the story , that 's another thing ... ) , and the audio -- listening with older ears , it has a Vangelis tribute for a soundtrack , and a fairly ordinary attempt to have sound effects .

Why is the narrator feeling so nostalgic ?
OPTIONS:
- They saw their parents .
- They got a DVD featuring their friend Mim .
- They got a DVD of an old show .
- They saw their old friend Mim .

A:
They got a DVD of an old show .