question: No , " he sounded puzzled . " Well listen buddy , your security guy stopped us from leaving earlier , then you show us into this room a half hour ago and leave with mister beefy outside the door there . I ' m telling you right now , I ' m tired , I ' m hungry , and I would very much like to go back to my hotel room . " James held up his hands . " Of course you do .

OPTIONS:
- He is likely to recommend them .
- He is likely to hire them for future jobs .
- None of the above choices .
- He is likely to seek an overhaul .
Q: What is the subject likely to do about security ?

answer: He is likely to seek an overhaul .

question: She said " legends and inventions " about the knights had been perpetuated by " fantasies " such as Dan Brown 's The Da Vinci Code and - " though of a different literary calibre " - Umberto Eco 's Foucault 's Pendulum . She said that in 1312 Pope Clement had declared that the Templars were not heretics , and had explained that he had only dissolved the order to prevent Philip IV from " opening up a schism in the Church " . She said proof of the Templars ' fidelity to the Pope and Christian dogma lay in the prayer they had composed during their long imprisonment .

OPTIONS:
- They declared Pope Clement as an heretic .
- They composed Christian prayers .
- None of the above choices .
- They explained the Christian dogma to Phillip IV .
Q: What did the Templars dowhile they were in prison ?

answer: They composed Christian prayers .

question: A tiny pinpoint of light , but a light all the same . It gave hope . It fought the darkness . I think that light was you Drina . " I laughed out loud .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator was being tickled .
- The narrator was also watching a comedy .
- The narrator was having a random impulse .
- The narrator was being sarcastic .
Q: Why would the narrator laugh after the compliment ?

answer:
The narrator was being sarcastic .