Problem: And at the time when you wrote the original order and you used the words "perceived, saw, and heard," we were concerned, as you well know, with the word "perceived" in terms as to what's the thought process. And there was dialogue on the phone amongst all of us, and you made it very clear that you did not want any testimony that would otherwise relate to biases and prejudices. And, in fact, when you reviewed the notes of the reporters, you had also indicated that your review of Heidi Bubb's notes and the e-mails clearly evidence that there was no bias in the writings, those writings.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Reporters note was being reviewed."?

A: Yes

Problem: Close<br>Kate was standing on a kids chair to reach a high shelf. She was trying to get off the chair. But the chair began to flip. She jumped off the falling chair to keep from falling. She sat on the chair laughing with her hand over her racing heart.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Kate is shorter than the average person"?

A: It's impossible to say

Problem: Politically Incorrect<br>We had a party last weekend. My wife's family members attended. Some of her coworkers came. My wife's niece danced and yelled "Who said white people can't dance?" There were black people there but they said nothing.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "Some in-laws came to the person's house"?

A:
Yes