question: Our assignment was to dial up the electric stimulation and measure how high the current needed to go at a given frequency in order to establish sensory threshold ( when you first begin to feel a tingle ) and motor threshold ( when muscles first begin to twitch ) . We started with 2 Hz which is two pulses per second . Then we delivered 25 Hz or 25 pulses per second . Finally , we went up to 100 Hz or 100 pulses of electrical stimulation per second .

OPTIONS:
- They were required to do so for an assignment .
- They are doing it for their job .
- They are testing out their own product .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may be the reason for their testing ?

answer: They were required to do so for an assignment .
QUES: And so we did . And to this day I do n't know how the movie ends , but I believe David Bowie or someone who looks like David Bowie features prominently in it . I should also mention that this was the ' special longer than the Ice Age ' version . But back to the mall .

Question with options: Why is the narrator a bit befuddled ?
OPTIONS:
- They do n't know who David Bowie is .
- They do n't know what the movie ending was .
- They do n't know where the mall is .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: They do n't know what the movie ending was .
Problem: He had just spent hours organizing the storage locker his vagabond mother rented just off the French Quarter . She kept such an odd collection of items . He found her old , dog - eared copy of Rudyard Kipling 's The Jungle Book , signed by Louis Prima .

What city may he currently be in ?
OPTIONS:
- Atlanta
- Austin
- New Orleans
- None of the above choices .

A: New Orleans
Question:
It should come as no surprise that we in the US buy the most of all the categories . However , if you 're curious how other nations stack up , the New York Times has a flash interactive map showing how nations compare in purchasing of clothes , electronics , alcohol & tobacco , household goods , and recreation . The map is per capita , obviously .
Answer the following question: What will one do after reading the narrator 's suggestion ?
OPTIONS:
- They will head over to the WSJ website .
- They will head over to the Times ' website .
- They will head over to the Washington Post 's website .
- They will head over to the Post .
Answer:
They will head over to the Times ' website .
Question:
I grew older and my dreams changed a bit . I no longer expect someone to shield me from harm and protect me from the world , not because I did n't want it , but because life 's hardships come for you even if there is someone there to stand in the way and sometimes that person may falter and need you to be there for them instead . So , what I wanted instead was a friend to talk to . Someone who would not judge and who loved me enough to be blunt when the time called .

What happened after you grew older ?
OPTIONS:
- I had different dreams than I used to have .
- None of the above choices .
- Others were there to protect me .
- My dreams stayed the same .
Answer:
I had different dreams than I used to have .
Question:
And it is eleven thirty at night and I ' m not asleep , which I usually am by now and ...... I am happy . Do I dare to think that this one could be easy on me ? YES , I ' m daring , let 's say I think this one is going to be a lot better than the last one . Time will tell , every good day I 'll accept for sure , and not question it .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator having such difficulty sleeping ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is not trying to sleep .
- The narrator has racing thoughts through their head .
- The narrator is exercising heavy which prevents sleep .
- The narrator has few worries in the world .
Answer:
The narrator has racing thoughts through their head .