question: Wait ' till they see the ASP in action . I think the ASP is great . It 's so much more practical and convenient than my night stick . It stays with me all of the time ( on my belt ) . I do n't have to secure it in my police car ; it wo n't get lost or stolen .

OPTIONS:
- They are an active police officer .
- They are an off - duty police officer .
- They carry weapons with them everywhere .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may be a fact about this person ?

answer: They are an active police officer .

question: Like the story I told yesterday about me sticking a pencil in my eye on Tuesday . That happened . Or the story about the doctor telling me that my ankles will forever be two different sizes unless I spend 6 weeks off my feet and let my ankle heal . That happened ( though I ' m not happy about it ) .

OPTIONS:
- a swollen ankle
- None of the above choices .
- a broken toe
- a routine checkup
Q: What prompted this person 's visit to the doctor ?

answer: a swollen ankle

question: From Karijini , it 's 200 kms on a dirt road , through the deserted town of Wittenoom . We had all the windows up for most of the trip not only as a precaution against asbestosis but just to keep out the clouds of red dust that we were drawing behind . At one stage we had a quick rest stop and happened to look under the van . Dragging along the ground beneath it was most of the electrical circuitry , slowly being worn away on the rocks and dirt .

OPTIONS:
- They may have turned around and gone back to Karijini .
- They may decided to park the car and walk the rest of the way .
- They may have taken the car to a mechanic to check it .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may they gave done after seeing the circuitry ?

answer:
They may have taken the car to a mechanic to check it .