Here's a short story: David heard the screams of a Zebra as it flesh was rend asunder by a pride of hungry lions. He started to run as fast as he could, for it seemed to be very close by him. After running a long time, the screams grew quieter. That's because (A) David was now near the lion (B) David was now far from the lion pride. What is the most sensical answer between "far from a lion pride" and "near a lion pride"?
near a lion pride
Here's a short story: Jenni loves to ice skate and one day she notices that the blades on her skates have become dull. She can't skate nearly as fast on the dull blades as she can on the sharpened blades. This means that if Jenni skates all out for 10 seconds that she will cover less ground on (A) dull skates (B) sharp skates.. What is the most sensical answer between "dull skate blade" and "sharp skate blade"?
dull skate blade
Q: Here's a short story: Keith is playing with his marbles. Keith shoots the marble across the cement and it speeds by. When he shoots it across the sand, it putts at a slow speed. The marble goes farther over the (A) cement (B) sand.. What is the most sensical answer between "cement" and "sand"?
A: cement
Question: Here's a short story: Kevin is a lot stronger then Mary. Which person can throw a ball a greater distance? (A) Kevin (B) Mary. What is the most sensical answer between "Kevin" and "Mary"?
Answer: Kevin
*Question*
Here's a short story: A baseball rolled on a wooden bench will take longer to stop moving than a baseball rolled on grass. This shows us that the smoother surface is (A) wooden bench (B) grass.. What is the most sensical answer between "wooden bench" and "grass"?
**Answer**
wooden bench
(Q).
Here's a short story: A pickup truck moves much slower over weeds than over a beach. The pickup truck will travel further over (A) weeds (B) beach. What is the most sensical answer between "weeds" and "beach"?
(A).
beach