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You Ca n't Fool The Heart Rate MonitorA corollary to the expression , " You can fool some of the people all of he time , etc . " is that " you can never fool the heart rate monitor".This past Friday and Sunday , I did difficult 40 mile rides with my chavrusah . Trying to keep up with him was quite challenging but the results were excellent . I finished the ride in a personal best time and my average heart rate for the ride was around 80 % of my maximum heart rate .
Answer the following question: Why is the narrator 's heart rate so elevated ?
OPTIONS:
- They just did a bike ride .
- They just did a marathon .
- They just did a stressful work event .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They just did a bike ride .
Question:
I spent yesterday morning at the coffee shop where I do my writing . I had three glorious , child - free hours , half of which was spent having coffee with a friend . The babysitter I hired two weeks ago came at 8:30 , and I delivered Shaggy into her capable hands , gave her the TV remote and left with The Poo in tow . I left the girl at school and made my way to my " office . " As I pulled into a parking spot and fed the meter , I felt the tension in my shoulders begin to lessen .

What may happen during their time at the coffee shop ?
OPTIONS:
- They will relax while away from their kids .
- They will talk about their kids .
- None of the above choices .
- They will tell their friend about the babysitter .
Answer:
They will relax while away from their kids .
IN: He was watching Die Hard with the baby - sitter and I sat with him and we finished watching it after the baby - sitter 's taxi had left to take her home . Owen is always insistent he does n't need a baby - sitter and that he 's old enough at 14 to look after himself and his brother . Seeing how he is with Cam and seeing how he 's grown up I ' ve no doubt this is right but I could n't live with myself if anything happened .
Why would someone hire a babysitter ?
OPTIONS:
- So the children could watch Die Hard while she was away .
- None of the above choices .
- To watch children when they had to be away from home .
- TO make sure that 14 is old enough to be a babysitter .

OUT: To watch children when they had to be away from home .
He would pat them awkwardly on the shoulder and wait for Angelina or one of the other girls to notice his distress and offer the upset student a sympathetic ear and the occasional glass of pumpkin juice . He marveled at how easily they did it . Comfort , like schoolwork , was another thing he had to work at . He recalled how Ginny looked at the ill - fated Quidditch practice earlier that morning .

OPTIONS:
- The subject is a good parent .
- The subject is a good boss .
- The subject is a learned educator .
- None of the above choices .
Answer the following question: Why is the subject so patient with the likes of Ginny and others ?

The subject is a learned educator .
question: Do nt have a lot more to say on it though . International Slavery Museum This has to be my favourite museum I ' ve visited so far . It used to be an exhbition in the basement of the Maritime Museum but was upgraded to a museum of its own on the third floor of the same museum to mark the bicentenary of the 1807 abolition act .

OPTIONS:
- They loved the Slavery Museum .
- They loved the hotel .
- They loved the Maritime Museum .
- They loved the Maritime Museum over the Slavery Museum .
Q: What sight was the narrator 's favorite to see ?

answer: They loved the Slavery Museum .
IN: He fired so many rounds that by Friday his eardrums burst , so he shoved scraps of field dressing in his ears and kept going . When PIAT ammunition ran out , he switched to a two - inch mortar , at times firing it nearly horizontal . By the end of the week - long battle , he had destroyed or disabled some six tanks , four of which were Tiger tanks , the most feared in the German arsenal . Oh , and he was thirty - five at the time .
What war may be being described ?
OPTIONS:
- WWI
- Korean War
- WWII
- Vietnam War

OUT:
WWII