QUES: Smoking in restaurants , bars , and casinos is something which has long been a fixture in the food and entertainment industry . Often non - smokers avoided places which allowed smoking for both work and recreation . However in 1998 California became one of the first to pass a bill which outlawed smoking in casinos , bars , clubs and restaurants . In the last ten years , other states such as Arizona , Florida , New York and recently Oregon have followed California 's example .

Question with options: Why is smoking not allowed in 5 US states in eateries , drinking establishments , clubs and gambling halls starting with the western most mainland state ?
OPTIONS:
- Health conscious potential customers did not want to go in places that could be potentially harmful to their health and lungs and spend money
- Smoking is outlawed , by law , anywhere that others do not approve of it .
- California 's congress passed a bill in 1968 that prohibits unhealthy behavior in entertainment establishments .
- None of the above choices .
ANS: Health conscious potential customers did not want to go in places that could be potentially harmful to their health and lungs and spend money
Problem: The " stories " that are emerging in the 2008 election are examples of the poison of postmodernism and its erosion of the values attendant on the critical distinction between veracity and mendacity . Truth too often is buried by the narrative , while lies are carried by it and transmuted into conventional wisdom . Presidential candidates in their roles as communicators often elide facts and nuance in the interest of advancing their narrative . The same goes for promoters throughout the culture , tin plated philosophers , game theory economists , and marketeers advancing their causes or beliefs regardless of factual constraints .

What may be true about me ?
OPTIONS:
- I am well informed in historical matters .
- I am well informed in social matters .
- None of the above choices .
- I am well informed in mathematical matters .

A: I am well informed in social matters .
Question:
Vince begged the elephant to return the flask , until the zookeeper , rolling her eyes and trying not to laugh at Vince , wandered into the enclosure and extricated the flask from the beast 's mouth . She returned it , dripping in saliva and smelling rather disgusting , to Vince , who later excitedly offered the mangled thing and his far - fetched tale to Howard with barely an apology . Typical of Vince - the flask was perfect before he got his hands on it .
Answer the following question: Why would an elephant want a flask ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The elephant wanted the flask as a gift for his mate .
- The elephant was an alcoholic .
- The elephant wanted to eat the metallic part of the flask .
Answer:
None of the above choices .
Question:
Mix 2 cups warm water and yeast in large bowl . Let stand until yeast dissolves about 10 minutes . Add cornmeal flour , 2 cups all - purpose flour , oil and salt .

What might I do next ?
OPTIONS:
- I may mix and knead the dough .
- None of the above choices .
- I may mix and beat the dough .
- i may put the bowl in the oven
Answer:
I may mix and knead the dough .
IN: In high school , one of the ideas that really fascinated me was the concept of " forbidden knowledge . " The things that it is better , for yourself and everyone else , that you not now . It 's a very common idea in Lovecraft , horror , and certain religions . The Catholic church had their Index , for instance , and the fundamentalists decried Harry Potter .
What may happen when you learn about " forbidden knowledge " in your high school ?
OPTIONS:
- I would n't be interested in it .
- I would start reading Lovecraft to learn more about the concept .
- I would be interested in it .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: I would be interested in it .
She had back to back tantrums so the decision was made to take her back up to the ward , calm her down and then try again . If you 're not familiar with Wellington Hospital - the trip from Nuclear Medicine to Ward 18 is pretty quick ; a few corridors and a ride in the elevator . Kyah made it feel like forever . She screamed and thrashed and I had to restrain her so that she did n't jump off the bed while it was in motion .

OPTIONS:
- The narrator transported a rough patient .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is a resident at Wellington .
- The narrator is named Kyah .
Answer the following question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
The narrator transported a rough patient .