QUES: A lot is being made today of Venus ' " uncharacteristic " play last night : she made 45 unforced errors , and blew 10 set point opportunites . But really , this is the Venus Williams we ' ve seen over the last couple years at the Open . Last year , when she played Jelena Jankovic in the quarters , she commited 56 unforced errors , and then hit another 35 in her semifinal loss to Justine Henin .

Question with options: What may be a plausible fact about the athlete I am describing ?
ANS: She is a tennis player .
QUES: I eventually went to ICA again with program people , and tried to make friends , which I think I did . Afterward , a few of us went to a pub for some food and drinks . They went out to another place afterwards , which I started going out with them toward , but then told them I was going off to a gay bar ...... which I did , by myself .

Question with options: Why would the narrator go to the bar by themselves ?
ANS: They were looking to hook up .
QUES: Shortly after a bit of a nap , we head downtown , where I have no trouble whatsoever finding a place to put the car . By now , it 's pouring rain , but fortunately Paul lent us umbrellas , and so we stay dry as we wander about the Center searching for the Science Fiction Museum . Every time we come over here , we talk about visiting the place but never seem to make it . This time , with a couple hours to kill , we finally do so , shelling out the $ 15 each admission price .

Question with options: What was the weather like ?
ANS: None of the above choices .
QUES: Friends - only CAMPS story : I chaperoned a bus to CAMPS . The list of campers I had was all wrong , so I had them write their names on a sheet of paper as they boarded . As one young lady , last name Manchester , signed the sheet , the pen ran out . I got another pen and moved on to the next person .

Question with options: Why are they chaperoning the trip ?
ANS:
They work for the program that is doing the trip .