Here's a short story: A vase rolling around in a museum has a smooth journey, while one rolling around in a house has a rough journey. This means the vase can go a greater distance in the (A) museum (B) house. What is the most sensical answer between "museum" and "house"?
museum
Here's a short story: An asteroid has a smaller mass then a planet. This means the (A) planet (B) asteroid has a weaker gravity.. What is the most sensical answer between "asteroid" and "planet"?
planet
Q: Here's a short story: Officer Patrick raised his flashlight and approached Rosie. When he reached her, she complained that the glare of the flashlight was hurting her eyes. To Rosie, when would the flashlight have been the brightest? (A) When it was near (B) When it was far. What is the most sensical answer between "near flashlight" and "far flashlight"?
A: near flashlight
Question: Here's a short story: Whle rearranging pictures, Debbie's mother has put on the floor a mirror and a painting that previously hung on the wall. Debbie throws an apricot across the surface of the mirror and the painting. The mirror is much smoother than the painting. When Debbie rolls the apricot on the painting, there will be _____ heat produced than when she rolls it on the mirror. (A) more (B) less. What is the most sensical answer between "mirror" and "painting"?
Answer: painting
*Question*
Here's a short story: When I was near the laser it was very bright, but when I got further away it was much (A) brighter (B) dimmer. What is the most sensical answer between "Laser far" and "Laser close"?
**Answer**
Laser close
(Q).
Here's a short story: Pam took a large piece of cardboard and slid on it across the snow, and another day she slid on the cardboard across the grass. The cardboard traveled a greater distance across the snow than it did across the grass because there was more resistance on the (A) grass (B) snow.. What is the most sensical answer between "snow" and "grass"?
(A).
snow