Question:
We are n't spending much on groceries and have completely quit smoking ... well I guess John still has one or two a day but that has cut down our expenditures nicely . Another nice thing is being wiht my parents is fairly reassuring . Before my job took over my life I was going to the gym everyday and swimming which I enjoyed immensly . However , there are negatives , a big one being that my job has completely taken over my life .
Answer the following question: Why does the narrator suddenly have more money ?
OPTIONS:
- They have gotten rid of their gym membership .
- They have stopped paying John .
- They have no need for cigs .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They have no need for cigs .
Question:
Here it is , deep Summertime in Mississippi . Hurricanes stirring everywhere . One day the weather is hot , humid and muggy here in August , then boom , you go to sleep and you wake up and the streets and your yard is swollen with water .

What may happen because of this ?
OPTIONS:
- They will leave the area for summer .
- They will worry about the weather .
- They will prepare for extreme weather .
- They will protect their house .
Answer:
They will prepare for extreme weather .
IN: I blinked a few times and realized that I did n't seem to have hot yolk in my eyes and my vision was just cloudy for a few seconds . Some yolk did land on my elbow and gave me a very minor burn . But , other than REALLY needing a shower , I ' m unscathed . I am SO thankful God spared my eyes .
What may have happened after the yolk splattered ?
OPTIONS:
- I could have been severely burned and scarred .
- The cooking surface may have been too hot making it splatter .
- We may have used a lid to contain the splatter .
- It may have gotten into my eyes .

OUT: It may have gotten into my eyes .
I assumed since it was invisible to me , it was invisible to everyone . This is also probably a form of confirmation bias . Actually this might be related to another cognitive bias people exhibit - what I call the I ' m Special bias . Basically , I think asking people why they do things is pointless - they do n't know and , worse , everyone in the world believes they are special .

OPTIONS:
- Because their mothers told them so .
- Because of the special bias .
- Because the world tells them so .
- Because of the confirmation bias .
Answer the following question: Why do most people believe they are unique ?

Because of the special bias .
question: He kept pace with me , for a few dozen feet and he set off my warning radar . About half way to my car , he spoke up , like we 'd been in the middle of a conversation already , when in fact we had not exchanged any words other than my mumbled " thanks " as he held the door for me on my exit from the gym . " Oh by the way , " he started out , " thanks for letting me shower next to you .

OPTIONS:
- He did n't see the narrator standing there .
- He wanted to ingratiate himself to the narrator .
- He is naturally chivalrous .
- None of the above choices .
Q: Why did the man hold the door for the narrator ?

answer: He wanted to ingratiate himself to the narrator .
IN: As Mayor , she fought ideas that were n't generated by her or her staff . Ideas were n't evaluated on their merits , but on the basis of who proposed them . While Sarah was Mayor of Wasilla she tried to fire our highly respected City Librarian because the Librarian refused to consider removing from the library some books that Sarah wanted removed .
What is a good work to describe the mayor ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Corrupt .
- Generous .
- Sociable .

OUT:
Corrupt .