Q: Here's a short story: A piece of toast heats up less when slid across a counter then when slid across a cutting board. Which is the rougher surface? (A) cutting board (B) counter. What is the most sensical answer between "counter" and "cutting board"?
A: counter

Q: Here's a short story: A scooter experiences less friction cruising through the weeds then cruising through the gravel. This means the scooter heats up a lot less when scooting through the (A) weeds (B) gravel. What is the most sensical answer between "weeds" and "gravel"?
A: weeds

Q: Here's a short story: Karen and Kendra are playing on a soccer team. At half time it's clear that Kendra has been sweating much more than Karen. (A) Karen has been working harder (B) Kendra has been working harder. What is the most sensical answer between "Kendra" and "Karen"?
A: Karen

Q: Here's a short story: A soldier is hunkering down with a malnourished child in a foxhole in the middle of a war zone when an enemy grenade rolls between them. The child throws it first, but it barely moves more than a few feet. The soldier scrambles to grab it and chucks it clear across the battlefield, right back at the enemy. The reason it went farther is (A) the soldier has greater strength than the child (B) the child has greater strength than the soldier. What is the most sensical answer between "a soldier" and "a malnourished child"?
A: a soldier