Question:
My sister 's had a childhood friend and now they are both pretty grown up and living their seperate lives . My sister called me about two nights ago telling me that her friend younger brother is in the hospital with a fractured skull . I do n't know this young man , but for some reason I still wonder about him and feel so sad about the situation that they are going through . The brother apparently was skateboarding and fell , fractured his skull , got up like nothing happened and started to talk about the church he goes to .

What may happen after the guy is in the hospital with a fractured skull ?
OPTIONS:
- I would carry on with my own life .
- I would say that i 'm sorry to hear that .
- I will go pay a visit to him and wish him well .
- I would pay the situation no mind .
Answer:
I will go pay a visit to him and wish him well .

Question:
It should come as no surprise that we in the US buy the most of all the categories . However , if you 're curious how other nations stack up , the New York Times has a flash interactive map showing how nations compare in purchasing of clothes , electronics , alcohol & tobacco , household goods , and recreation . The map is per capita , obviously .

What will one do after reading the narrator 's suggestion ?
OPTIONS:
- They will head over to the Washington Post 's website .
- They will head over to the WSJ website .
- They will head over to the NYT .
- They will head over to the Post .
Answer:
They will head over to the NYT .

Question:
But I always knew when Doug was playing the tympani behind me because it was flawless . I have a memory of Doug playing the rudiments on the snare drum for a music class test . The younger drummers could only wonder at his humble performance as I watched from across the room , mesmerized . At heart , Doug was much more of a set player , a rocker , but his formal technique was amazing .

How can the narrator be so sure that Doug is behind him ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator has heard Doug 's virtuoso playing before .
- The narrator can hear Doug 's familiar voice .
- The narrator can smell Doug 's familiar odor .
Answer:
The narrator has heard Doug 's virtuoso playing before .

Question:
Fifteen city blocks with all of the stuff , we reached the car . With no other options , we had to call 411 to get a hold of a random tow truck company that would come out at two in the morning and bring us all the way to New Jersey . Not many would and the one that did charged us three hundred dollars after we begged them down from three fifty .

Why did the tow truck company charge the speaker such a high price ?
OPTIONS:
- Because the speaker wants to be taken all the way to New Jersey which is a fairly long way
- None of the above choices .
- Because they know the speaker and know that they can get away with overcharging them
- Because they have the monopoly on the tow truck business in this town and routinely overcharge
Answer:
Because the speaker wants to be taken all the way to New Jersey which is a fairly long way