Question:
I took Oliver to the Marin Headlands with my roommate a few days back . I ' m fairly certain that it 's the first time he 's ever seen the ocean . He went crazy - first he ran from the waves , then he dove into them , then he tried to bite the water , then he picked up a gigantic piece of seaweed bigger than his body and carried it around , then he chased some driftwood , then he barked at a seabird , then he romped in the sand , and then he collapsed in exhaustion because he was cold and wet . We went and warmed ourselves in the car where he proceeded to pass out .

What is one thing we know about Oliver ?
OPTIONS:
- He 's a canine .
- None of the above choices .
- He 's a teen .
- He 's a child .
Answer:
He 's a canine .
IN: " Sure . " " What did you see today ? " I stared at her . " I ' m not getting you . " " I watched the tape . You had some sort of reaction at the same time I had my ... vision . I was wondering what you saw ? " " I did n't see anything .
Why did I watch the tape ?
OPTIONS:
- I wanted to see if she had a reaction .
- None of the above choices .
- i wanted to see if she had a vision .
- i wanted to see what she saw .

OUT: I wanted to see if she had a reaction .
In my younger years , I was that child that other parents probably swore about and discussed over the dinner table . It 's embarrassing to admit but I was a menace . I always had nice grades , was polite , and a seemingly cute and nice little boy . But there was a darker side few luckily knew about .

OPTIONS:
- To describe my childhood
- None of the above choices .
- To describe my present
- To describe my dreams
Answer the following question: What may be the reason for posting this ?

To describe my childhood
question: Perhaps they had good intentions , but obviously that was the wrong answer , since Hashem got mad and we had to wander around for 40 years . That made me lie back and look up at the dark sky and think for a bit ... The point of my life is NOT to try to find the easiest way out ... even if I wanted to . The point is n't to find the most ' efficient ' path , the ' quickest ' way . The point is to get in there , get dirty , and struggle ... Struggle by doing seemingly fruitless things that are difficult , to fully engage with life instead of sitting on the side lines and thinking " I do n't know what I ' m doing , so why should I play ? "

OPTIONS:
- They want others to live a better life .
- They want to have a better life for themselves .
- They want to live a happier life .
- None of the above choices .
Q: What may be the reason for their reflection on life ?

answer: They want to have a better life for themselves .
QUES: I just spent a solid whack of time in the mountains , six full days out of the last eight hiking in Garibaldi Provincial Park . And I could n't be happier still feeling the burn in my legs . It started last Sunday with a 30-plus kilometre day trip into the Diamond Head area .

Question with options: What is causing the narrator to be presently so exhausted ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They could n't get to bed .
- They did not sleep the night before .
- They just hiked a great distance .
ANS: They just hiked a great distance .
QUES: another reason j(wh ) is so wonderful : he makes me put my hands in my hair.a bit of explanation : when i was an undergrad , i would get myself into long , provocative conversations with friends . and as i got more and more excited by the ideas we were talking about , i 'd run my hands through my hair , giving myself a lovely puffy halo of hair . during the last several years , one of the effects of depression has been losing my interest in ideas .

Question with options: What may happen after they take J 's advice ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They will want to talk to their friends again .
- They will get back into their old habit .
- They will start to ease their depression symptoms .
ANS:
They will start to ease their depression symptoms .