Problem: Yes. I remember comments about our country being founded on Christianity and not needing to teach the faiths of other people. And I remember talking to my husband about that in the car ride home, as well, because we're both teachers and I was -- when I hear things like that, I immediately think of my students, and I was thinking about the diverse group of students that I have in my classroom, who all have different religious viewpoints, and how difficult that would be to tell one student that, you know, we can't express your belief, but we can express that person's belief in the classroom.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "The speaker of the statement talked to their spouse about this."?

A: Yes

Problem: Maple Syrup<br>David bought maple syrup from a local farm. He used it on pancakes and it was delicious. As he poured on extra syrup, he spilled it on himself. His shirt was a sticky mess. He washed it in soapy warm water and the syrup came out.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "David was a fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs."?

A: It's impossible to say

Problem: Emma's First Day of School<br>Emma's first day of school was yesterday. She was scared at first, but once she met everyone she opened up. Her teacher asked her to put her things in her cubby. Emma didn't do that and got in trouble. She came home crying on her first day because she got in trouble.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "She was not scared"?

A:
No