question: We recently set up a generic test Win 2K8 guest instance on an ESX server . The client was given 12 GB ram ( the host has 26 ) . In the VM , in windows task manager it claims it 's using 1.75 GB ram . On the ESX server , it 's claiming this VM is taking up 7.7 GB of host RAM however ( compared to the 10 or so Win 2K3 instances that are only about 1 GB ) .

OPTIONS:
- Because they are on different programs .
- Because they are not doing a fair assessment .
- Because they are on different servers .
- Because they are trying to prove how horrible microsoft is .
Q: What may be the reason why they are getting different readings ?

answer: Because they are on different servers .

question: ) We 'd just gotten home from our bike ride and I was rushing to heat up dinner , which was very exciting Morningstar corndogs and oven fries . Healthy ! I thought maybe I 'd steam a little broccoli to have at least one green fresh thing on the table and Kenny comes in for a glass of water and snarks , " Broccoli ? That goes great with corndogs . "

OPTIONS:
- They are trying to see the sights .
- They are trying to enjoy their vacation .
- None of the above choices .
- They are trying to get in shape .
Q: Why has the narrator gone for an early morning bike ride ?

answer: They are trying to get in shape .

question: I start the process 2 hours before I had to leave . I went upstairs with 30 minutes left , and it was only 5 % done ? I figure I have to be doing something wrong ... or the long way .

OPTIONS:
- only 5 % of it .
- a lot .
- a small part of it .
- None of the above choices .
Q: How much more of " the process " will the narrator have to do ?

answer:
a lot .