IN: When I met her she really did n't wear muh makeup , wore things other then what I wore such as tight pants and band tees . Now , pathetic she looks just like everyone else . PATHETIC ABSOLUTELY SAD AND HORRID .
Why might I be saying this about my friend ?
OPTIONS:
- She used to look sad and pathetic but now she 's looking hot in tight pants .
- She used to wear a lot of makeup but now she 's not and looks so plain .
- She used to look great in her band tees but now she changed and looks even better .
- While she used to be original and different , she is now just a sheep following the other sheep .

OUT: While she used to be original and different , she is now just a sheep following the other sheep .
No problem . But as I sat and danced , she ended up standing next to me and we talked for a few hours . We were vibing and she stuck to me like glue for most of the show . Then , during a long moment where I helped the band load equipment I took too long without letting her know I was still there and she went home .

OPTIONS:
- telling someone he does not like them
- telling someone they have made a mistake about something
- None of the above choices .
- telling a person he likes what he really feels
Answer the following question: what does the narrator have a problem with ?

telling a person he likes what he really feels
question: It is one of those days following one of those nights . The kind of night that finds me wanting to crawl into bed at 7 and find a sense of peace in a book or in sleep . Such nights do n't happen often , but when they do , I am left trying to sort through the gray and the mist to find the cloud with the silver lining . It is there ; it is sometimes more difficult to find than others , but it is there all the same .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is looking to get up at 4AM .
- The narrator is looking to get some much needed rest .
- The narrator is looking to get up early in the morning .
Q: Why is the narrator in bed so early at night ?

answer: The narrator is looking to get some much needed rest .
QUES: Dad bought a truck ! ( I do n't think I mentioned this ... ) A " new to him " truck which is actually from like the 80s or something . He had me drive him out to pick it up .

Question with options: How did the narrator get home ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- in the new truck
- in the car they already owned
- they walked home
ANS: in the car they already owned
Problem: You 're always being watched . Makes it kind of hard if you need to stop when Mother Nature calls . And if you think that 's embarrassing , try explaining that you have to take a leak to the security guys in the Land Cruiser . Finally I just did charades for # 1 and he understood in about 2 seconds .

Why were you riding in a Land Cruiser ?
OPTIONS:
- I was n't riding inside the car but on the roof .
- I was riding in the car with bank robbers .
- None of the above choices .
- I was getting a ride from the owner of the vehicle .

A: I was getting a ride from the owner of the vehicle .
Question:
I know many hard - working FinAid officers who try to balance the need of the student with the need of the school . Putting together a program that is attractive enough without giving it all away is a challenge . The problem is the image colleges have created that the admissions and financial aid system is mechanical and " blind " . That only the " best " get in when in reality it is the " best " of what kind of student they need .

What may happen before a FinAid officer decided on financial aid for students ?
OPTIONS:
- They gave away financial aid to students ' needs .
- They looked for a pool of students that fit the college 's needs .
- They built an attractive program to challenge students to apply .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
They looked for a pool of students that fit the college 's needs .