Problem: I assumed it was a flat tire . Which was going to be impossible to change considering I did n't have the right shoes . I pulled over , and as I glanced in the rear view mirror , I noticed something shining .

what is the reason my shoes preclude me from changing a tire ?
OPTIONS:
- I do n't have the right sized shoes for tires .
- I need my brake shoes to change a tire .
- Working with a tire is messy and you need sturdy shoes .
- None of the above choices .

A: Working with a tire is messy and you need sturdy shoes .
Question:
I still have a hard time imagining it myself . " He told investigators he brought his girlfriend food and water , and asked her every day to come out of the bathroom . " And her reply would be , ' Maybe tomorrow , ' " Whipple said .
Answer the following question: What may be the reason the man was asking the woman to come out of the bathroom ?
OPTIONS:
- She had locked herself in the room and would not leave possibly due to mental issues .
- His girlfriend was taking a very long bath and the man really had to use the bathroom .
- None of the above choices .
- He wanted his girlfriend to use her own bathroom instead of tying this bathroom up .
Answer:
She had locked herself in the room and would not leave possibly due to mental issues .
Question:
he s younger than me i m fourteen , fifteen in three weeks he s thirteen , turned it in june . quite an age gap i know , but it does nt bother me . we got together 4th march . we were together nearly 4 months we ended mid june .

What part of their relationship is the narrator rationalizing ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- They are making excuses for the way they take advantage of their partner .
- They are making excuses for the difference in age .
- They are making excuses for the disparity in income .
Answer:
They are making excuses for the difference in age .
IN: No , not the crazy voice , the regular inner monologue that you listen to when you read a book or think to yourself ( but I might be crazy , so maybe the monologue is crazy too ) . Anyway , I ' ve known for a while that I do n't read numbers correctly . It 's a sort of dyslexia but only with numbers . It 's made even more strange by the fact that it does n't happen all the time .
What may be the reason for reading numbers incorrectly ?
OPTIONS:
- Not using their glasses .
- Not looking at the numbers close enough .
- Not looking at the right area on the page .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: Not looking at the numbers close enough .
I helped make dinner , and then hung out with my aunt and my mother . Suddenly my grandmothers ' health is declining , and it 's my job to distract the small child ( my cousin ) from the hectic runaround , medication and all . I did n't mind being outside with her , I did n't mind playing with the cat and watching her do cartwheels , but I felt purposely misplaced . When we came back , things got worse .

OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- Her grandmother 's health suddenly got better
- She wanted to play with the cat
- Her grandmother 's health is suddenly declining
Answer the following question: Why is it the narrator 's job to distract the small child ?

Her grandmother 's health is suddenly declining
Problem: Adi goes to Princeton which is right next to my place , and I went to Douglass which is walking distance , practically , from HER house . My father 's other friends -- Sitaram uncle and Kalyani auntie were also there along with their children . Their daughter , Ramya , looks a lot like her mother ( as in , they 're both very pretty ) .

Why is the narrator happy to be around Princeton ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She went to Princeton .
- Many of her friends go there .
- She went there .

A:
Many of her friends go there .