Here's a short story: A rather fit man snatches the phone from a man who is overweight. The obese man takes more time to break into a run due to (A) having more body mass than the thief (B) having less body mass than the thief. What is the most sensical answer between "Obese man" and "thief"?
Obese man
Here's a short story: Broccoli sliding around on a cutting board experiences less friction then broccoli sliding around on a floor. This means the broccoli will heat up less on the (A) cutting board (B) floor. What is the most sensical answer between "cutting board" and "floor"?
cutting board
Q: Here's a short story: Jim hops in his boat beneath the lighthouse in the middle of the night. He sails a mile out, across the bay. The beam from the lighthouse is more dim when (A) Jim is right below the lighthouse (B) Jim is across the bay. What is the most sensical answer between "across the bay" and "beneath the lighthouse"?
A: across the bay
Question: Here's a short story: Sue is in the airport terminal waiting for her flight to board and watching the planes as they fly in. She sees a plane a good distance from the airport flying closer and a few minutes later that same plane lands and pulls up to the terminal outside. When will the plane look like it has less size? (A) when it's off in the distance (B) when it right outside the terminal.. What is the most sensical answer between "plane off in the distance" and "plane approaching terminal"?
Answer: plane off in the distance
*Question*
Here's a short story: Bob is a human. Carl's a zombie. Carl is chasing Bob. Bob is sweating a lot. Carl would be sweating, but he's dead. Bob's pretty scared, and is running very, very quickly. His shirt is drenched in sweat! Who's exercising more? (A) the human is exercising more (B) the zombie is exercising more. What is the most sensical answer between "human" and "zombie"?
**Answer**
human
Q: Here's a short story: A millipede and a centipede were walking along a trail at the same speed. The millipede stopped after 8 feet and the centipede kept going. Which one spent less time walking? (A) the millipede (B) the centipede. What is the most sensical answer between "a millipede" and "a centipede"?
A: a millipede