QUES: I have to say the building felt amazingly calm , the usual frantic energy of Getting It All Done before the end came just was n't there . And everyone seemed just a little ... nicer I think . The crowd was slow to get up to any kind of speed and even then it was a nice easy lope .

Question with options: Why would the narrator be disappointed with the crowd 's response ?
ANS: The narrator felt there was little energy in the crowd .
QUES: I suppose it has to be Dickens . And if it is Dickens , it has to be David Copperfield : the first book that bridged the gap between my childhood and adult reading . I came upon it when I was 11 ; when I had not yet discarded Blyton and Angela Brazil , yet was ready for something deeper and more grown - up . It was not the first book by Dickens I had read ; I 'd tried A Christmas Carol and had found Ebenezer Scrooge somewhat trying .

Question with options: Why was I not fond of Dickens ?
ANS: I associated it with kid stuff .
QUES: Marc noticed that we used to be so gentle and so kind to each other . I noticed that I seemed so carefree and not worried about what I was doing every second of the day and whether or not my time was spent productively . I ' m trying to figure out when that changed in me - when I got so uptight and began feeling like I ' m always running out of time .

Question with options: What is going to happen with the narrator and Marc ?
ANS: They are going to split .
QUES: May I come in ? " Still no answer . But sometimes patients are n't able to speak , so I peeked into the room . Mrs. Fortner was sound asleep .

Question with options: Which of the following is likely true of Mrs. Fortner ?
ANS:
She requires care .