Question:
When I was younger I had good feelings about my dad and mom . We love them more now . When I was in foster care people said bad and mean things to me and my brother . I have learned that the case worker Cheryl Hyink would tells my parents we did n't like them or feel safe around them .
Answer the following question: What may be a valid fact about me ?
OPTIONS:
- I never felt safe around my parents .
- None of the above choices .
- I left my parents ' home when I was young .
- Unlike me , my brother lived with my parents .
Answer:
I left my parents ' home when I was young .
Question:
I refuse to stoop to their level . I 'd hate myself if I did that . So basically , I ' m living with a bully who thinks she 's still in high school , likes to be cold , gets pissed if I touch the thermostat , and does n't like to be challenged . So I ' m done .
Answer the following question: What may happen due to this situation ?
OPTIONS:
- They will find a new roommate .
- They will confront their roommate .
- None of the above choices .
- They will kick out their roommate .
Answer:
They will find a new roommate .
Question:
So I did . Then , at the bottom of the Coquihalla Highway , there was an East Indian fellow who got out of his truck scratching his head at the great plumes of smoke billowing out from the wheels of his trailer . Looks like he got an expensive lesson on why you 're not supposed to ride the brakes going down a hill .. I do n't feel sorry for him , but I am very glad nobody was hurt ... The rest of the trip to Van went without incident .
Answer the following question: What may the Indian fellow have done after seeing the smoke ?
OPTIONS:
- He may have gotten in his car and drove it back home .
- He may have used a fire hose to clear out the cars smoke .
- None of the above choices .
- He may have moved his truck to the side of the road .
Answer:
He may have moved his truck to the side of the road .