Question:
I woke up to a freezing - burning - up fever at 102 point ... something , I forgot . Then I found out he had the flu too . When I called , I think he said he threw up earlier . I felt really guilty , and it 's getting harder to even talk to him .
Answer the following question: What should they do to mitigate this flu ?
OPTIONS:
- Drink liquor
- Stay in bed
- Fight cold with cold weather
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
Stay in bed
Question:
I just smiled , moved a few inches away and said thank you . Then he took the opportunity to move next to me once again to say : " What can you do with those lips " . There is one thing that is true about the bar scene . After a certain time of the night , straight or gay , everyone is looking for a piece to take home or to some hotel and for some reason people tend to ignore obvious signs that some one is not interested .

What may be true about my feelings towards this stranger ?
OPTIONS:
- I was not interested in him at all .
- I thought he was very attractive .
- I instantly started crushing on him .
- I felt indifferent towards him .
Answer:
I was not interested in him at all .
IN: Just my luck , Cook County sent the summons under my old last name , which put me in the lottery of jury folks between letters G and T to show up . I thought about calling and postponing my time a few months , but figured , I was called to perform my citizen 's duty , so let 's just do it . The particular court I had to report to was Criminal Court , 26th and California - not the best location when it comes to easy public transit . Michael drove me here this morning and I 'll be taking two buses back home . Then again , I should n't complain .
What may happen if she postpones jury duty ?
OPTIONS:
- The new court could be even less convenient to get to
- The Jury lottery will overlook her
- She will have to appear in court
- She will take 3 buses home

OUT: The new court could be even less convenient to get to
I rode to lief erickson park and lay down under a big tree and took a break . Becca called and we made plans to meet at the pier across the bridge so i booked it there and sat under the bridge . the bridge went up five times to let boats out . i got to see the tall boat , the vintage shippy thingy leave the bay and out on the lake i watched it start to put its sails up .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They wanted to get on a boat .
- They wanted to be alone .
- They wanted to watch the boats .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason for their day at the bridge ?

They wanted to watch the boats .
question: i wondered if prayers inside your head were ok , or whether i was meant to scream them at the sky . i thought i was smart enough to make God forgive all my sins before he struck me down so i did n't have to go to Hell . it was scary .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator seems to be speaking of Judaism .
- The narrator seems to be speaking of Satanism .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator seems to be Christian .
Q: What type of religion is the narrator seeming to speak of ?

answer: The narrator seems to be Christian .
IN: It was pretty neat , although it made me hungry . Then we cleaned up my dad 's yard . We found two baseball mitts , a dog , and someone 's driving glove . Then we had snowcones . And I ' m hungry now .
How long did the narrator spend working on the yard ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator cleaned the yard by themself , so it took half a day .
- Their dad did most of the work before they got there so they only spent a few minutes cleaning .
- They spent one to two hours to clean the yard with the help they had .
- There was too much to do in one day , so it took two afternoons .

OUT:
They spent one to two hours to clean the yard with the help they had .