QUES: Lastly , in passing , I grabbed the name of the supervisor 's own manager from the receptionist , and left a message with him as well . If the stupid cow does n't lose her job over it , she 'll be fucking lucky . I must admit , I was still angry at the previous incident . I probably just took it out badly on the woman , who probably had n't been paying any attention and was only guilty of being a yogurt .

Question with options: What might I mean when I called the woman a yogurt ?
OPTIONS:
- It means that a person is bull - headed and want to start an argument .
- It simply means a person has high intellect but just quiet .
- I am suggesting the lady is a passive idiot .
- A yogurt is the opposite of calling someone a stupid cow .
ANS: I am suggesting the lady is a passive idiot .
Problem: Just called home to wish my sister a happy birthday . She was n't there , but after talking with my mom for ages I ' m now walking around the house trying to wash the English accent out of my mouth -- the one I had when I was 7 and literally lost years before leaving home , and yet rears it 's head every time I speak with my mother now . People usually hear a little something " off " in my voice and occasionally pin it to England , but not nearly as often as they used to .

Why did she want to lose her accent ?
OPTIONS:
- Because she did n't like it .
- She was trying to wash it out .
- Because it rears its head .
- None of the above choices .

A: Because she did n't like it .
Question:
WaterField Designs , a leading maker of custom - fitted computer bags and cases for digital gear , announces Suede Jacket cases for Apple 's upgraded iPod nano 4 G and iPod Touch 2 G announced Tuesday . Each case is custom - fitted to the respective iPod dimensions and can double as a screen cleaner . The ultra - slim cases are designed for scratch protection , accessibility and style . Available for pre - order now .
Answer the following question: What may be a plausible fact about the product I am describing ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I want people to rent the product .
- I want people to buy the product .
- I want people to sell the product .
Answer:
I want people to buy the product .
Question:
I had all sorts of ideas for Fi who likes a bit of the vintage look . Then one afternoon while I was busy tidying up the kids toys I picked up a little plastic tree . Within minutes I was cutting up a heap of greens from my stash . And an hour later the quilt pieces were cut and ready for sewing .

How old may the kids be ?
OPTIONS:
- Five years old
- A baby
- None of the above choices .
- Ten years old
Answer:
Five years old
IN: It was not as good as the week befores class , because he was so opinionated and biased , I tended to dismiss in my head a lot of his key points . However , I did appreciate that he did talk mostly about the UK , and did not make generalizations about America like the woman last week did . Tuesday was simply FULL of classes , with another Shakespeare play in the evening down at the Globe . This weeks production was Timon of Athens ... a play that was never performed during Shakespeares life , and it is even debatable if he wrote the whole thing .
What might have happen before Tuesday ?
OPTIONS:
- The actors practiced their production .
- He was level - headed in his key points .
- The production was performed .
- He made generalizations about America .

OUT: The actors practiced their production .
A timely help came from a girl named Mrinalini , who said she was also in the magazine committee . Well , I did n't find her name in the committee list . I got really nice help from her in getting the articles .

OPTIONS:
- She had been so helpful .
- She had been so demanding .
- None of the above choices .
- She had been so powerful .
Answer the following question: Why was the narrator surprised to not see Mrinalini in the committee list ?
She had been so helpful .