IN: She was now in a car with him , so close , yet so far away . She wanted to reach out and touch him , but feared rejection and instead left her twitching hands in her lap . Sad that their short time in the car was over , she stalled , making her movements slow and weighing out her words .
What is the reason she wanted to touch him ?
OPTIONS:
- She wanted to cast a sort of talismanic spell on him .
- She wanted to calm him because he seemed angry .
- She loved him .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: She loved him .
On our way back to Clare we had the delight of seeing two magnificent Wedge - tail Eagles gliding slowly across the road some thirty metres in front of the car . They were barely two metres off the ground . Several very frightened ducks ( species unknown ) were flying away at a great rate from the swampy ground near the roadside . I guess they figured that they might easily have been the eagles ' supper .

OPTIONS:
- Australia
- Japan
- Indonesia
- China
Answer the following question: What country may I be driving through ?

Australia
question: Then we get out of the drive thru and I hear this noise yet again only this time it is getting louder and closer to me . Yes , it was chirping noises . I go over this one lane bridge and ca n't take it anymore .

OPTIONS:
- They will eat their food .
- They will investigate the noise .
- They will sit in peace and quiet
- None of the above choices .
Q: What will the narrator do once they are through the drive thru ?

answer: They will investigate the noise .
QUES: We ended up having a much more fundamental conversation about who we are ( difficult , but we came up with answers on a few different scales ) , what we 're doing ( same , but more with synonyms rather than scales ) , and what our goal is -- the " object " of our sentence -- which was really hard . We ended up running over dinner by half an hour and scheduling another meeting to figure it out . It was a good time , even though I was totally frickin starving by the end .

Question with options: What may be true about us ?
OPTIONS:
- We were quiet over dinner .
- We did n't make any progress .
- We enjoyed our conversation .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: We enjoyed our conversation .
Problem: In 2006 , it was .676 , worst in the majors . Defensive efficiency is n't some fancy statistic ; it simply measures the rate at which balls in play are converted into outs . The Pirates are awful at it , and they have been for some time . Assigning blame to individual players for this is difficult and debatable , but it 's probably less important to do that than to simply acknowledge that this is n't a mediocre defense we 're looking at , it 's a horrible one .

What sport is the narrator describing ?
OPTIONS:
- Tennis .
- The great American pasttime .
- None of the above choices .
- Basketball .

A: The great American pasttime .
Question:
So guess what I did today?Yesterday , I walked into work , was promptly mistaken for my co - worker Susi , and that 's when I decided I needed to get a haircut . Hopefully that mistaken genderness will stop , or at least be cut back some . I went over to Floyde 's , and I must admit that it was probably the best haircutting experience I ' ve had . Maybe it was the environment , or maybe it was the fact that they do a massage at the end of the cut . It was probably the cute indie girl cutting my hair though .

Why did the narrator like their salon experience ?
OPTIONS:
- They had a great haircut .
- None of the above choices .
- They had a thing for the stylist .
- They had a discount .
Answer:
They had a thing for the stylist .