Question:
I went back to the local Game 's market again and came with my phone . Snapped some sights and tried to capture some of the prices and quality . They had locally grown produce and they cut up their own meat . I like that it 's owned locally and is a showcase of local wares .
Answer the following question: If the narrator was n't purchasing produce or meat what else might she purchased from Games Market ?
OPTIONS:
- She may purchase a quilt made by a woman who lives next door to the market .
- None of the above choices .
- She may like to buy some of their Madagascar vanilla beans .
- She would probably like the latest Call of Duty game straight from China .
Answer:
She may purchase a quilt made by a woman who lives next door to the market .
Question:
Next we went outside to the live butterflies . We liked when we went in the butterfly tent . We got cantaloupe and butterflies landed on it . There were thousands of butterflies .

What is the sort of place where there is a butterfly tent ?
OPTIONS:
- It is a tent sewn together with butterfly wings .
- The tent is on the top of Katmandu .
- None of the above choices .
- It is a tent where butterfly designs decorate the flaps .
Answer:
None of the above choices .
IN: Caretaker positions at state run hospitals are typically low paying . According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics health aides make , on average $ 10.03 per hour or $ 20,850 a year . The technicians at Cherry Hospital make on average about $ 25,000 per year , which is slightly above national average but still low considering the demands of the job .
Why does the text use data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to substantiate the argument that caretaker pay is low at state run hospitals ?
OPTIONS:
- It is the only source that has comprehensive statistics on hospital caretaker pay .
- None of the above choices .
- Retrieving statistics from this entity is free of charge and easy to download
- This source is the one that is utilized most widely in research fields

OUT: None of the above choices .
There was a time when he told me , " I may not be the best person ... but I will try harder than anyone in the world . " He has , and I have to recognize that . He understands me better than anyone else ever did -- a close second being Tom , but I realize now that I was never completely honest with him , and this is because I feared stern rejection .

OPTIONS:
- They prefer to do the rejection and not be rejected .
- They are not able to cope with being alone .
- They do nt like how great being rejected feels to them .
- They enjoy using people for their own benefit .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason they fear rejection ?

They are not able to cope with being alone .
question: Oh man .. holding Madeline tonight was such a blessing . Carrying her and having her fall asleep in my arms man .. made me realize that I would definitely want to have a child of my own someday . A son would be nice .. but a daughter would be just as nice . So she was tired but wide awake .. specially with so many loud people over at time .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator has strong paternal love for Madeline .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator loves Madeline like a cousin .
- The narrator loves Madeline like an uncle .
Q: Why is the narrator so fond of Madeline in this dialogue ?

answer: The narrator has strong paternal love for Madeline .
IN: Today was my third day in this school . I was interested in the first class because my SST took the students to the activity room to let them play a game that about friction . He gave them a rope and two of the students are pulling each other . One of them wore a shoe and the other without to explain for them how the friction can help people .
What might be true about this person ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They are pulling on a rope
- They are a student in a science class learning about friction
- They are n't wearing shoes

OUT:
They are a student in a science class learning about friction