QUES: I was talking with a friend online yesterday and I tried to explain the surreal feeling that arises when I see someone I know in the community shopping etc . , or I 'll be talking to people and be able to give directions or comment on familiar local places . I think I came to understand why this happens . You figure in Jan 2008 , I moved out of my home and into a shelter , in March , I stayed in a shelter in a whole other state , then when I got back I stayed in yet another shelter and then came here to Cleveland to stay with Harry and then moved out of there into this motel room . That 's a lot of transience in 6 months time .

Question with options: What has the person overcome ?
ANS: Being without a home .
QUES: I am often ' turned - off ' by the extreme dress and behavior of the ultra - Orthodox . Yet there is a part of me that realizes that I am missing something -- something deeply spiritual as well as religious . There was a reason that I responded as I did to this total stranger who I could observe only briefly as I passed him in my car .

Question with options: How might have this stranger been dressed ?
ANS: This stranger might have been dressed in ultra - orthodox garments .
QUES: Before she lets the curtain fall , I see half a dozen beds in a long arc , some tented , all flanked by machines . Mom scrapes her chair up beside me . She clearly wants to take my hand , but both are already taken -- one by the IV , the other by a sling . " You 're in the hospital , " says Mom .

Question with options: Why is the mom in the hospital ?
ANS: They are there to see the narrator .
QUES: I finally got up because the only other thing that bothers her is if she get hungry at night and her bowl is empty . Sure enough her food bowl in the kitchen was empty . I filled it .

Question with options: Why did the speaker get up ?
ANS:
Her pet was hungry and bothered that the food bowl was empty