Question:
So I have finished my taco and I ' m far enough into my mediocre burrito that I know that this is just too much food for one meal but not enough to divide into two meals and it 's too late for that anyway . And here comes the manager I guess and he is asking everyone in the place how their taco is . And I hate that ! What if I told him that this burrito barely registered on the events of my day ?

What may be happening to the taco ?
OPTIONS:
- it is not as good as the burrito .
- I saved some to eat later .
- I ate it all gone .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
I ate it all gone .

Question:
I tried to explain to her that where I live there are n't many church services in English . There is a baptist church nearby , but I ' m not interested in hearing the fire and brim stone sermon every Sunday . I tried to tell her I ' m non - denominational , but I do n't think she understood . Her friend tried to translate that bit , but the girl kept coming at me .

Why is there so few church services in English where the narrator lives .
OPTIONS:
- Majority of the people who live in that region are of Hispanic descent .
- None of the above choices .
- Church 's in that region are encouraging people to speak in a language other than English .
- Non denominational church 's do not typically allow English translators .
Answer:
Majority of the people who live in that region are of Hispanic descent .

Question:
She saw more than he 'd ever realized , and had a greater understandng of his purpose than most . He 's sent her to war , but she had not been half so blind as those who 'd come before . It worried him , with knowledge there was regret and the question of good and evil , right and wrong . I do n't believe in black and white , when all I see if a world trapped in eternal gray .

Why may this author have sympathy for the subject ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator has a firm view of moral actions .
- The narrator has a clear moral compass that is largely binary .
- The narrator does not view decisions as being black or white .
Answer:
The narrator does not view decisions as being black or white .

Question:
So my knowledge of the inner workings of that group is somewhat limited . But what reminded me of the coven was that Chewie 's family seems to have a lot of ritual aspects to it , that sort of strengthen it as a community , which I really liked about it . If there 's anything you can get out of relationships with lots of people it 's a sense of community . Granted , the coven group was all ritual all the time and they were much less casual than what I saw last night , but I think that was part of what made them kind of unappealing . I ' ve always wanted to find something that made me feel spiritually fulfilled , and rituals are a great way to achieve that feeling , however the coven often came across as exclusive and occasionally insane .

What kind of meeting did I attend with the coven ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I went to rituals performed by people who were n't insane .
- I went to rituals the helped me find a sense of community .
- I attended some ceremonies with some people who believe in witchcraft .
Answer:
I attended some ceremonies with some people who believe in witchcraft .