Question:
It 's not the fanciest little machine out there , but it held it 's own in my opinion . Well , today ... it 's over . Our relationship has come to a full and abrupt close . It betrayed me .
Answer the following question: What likely happened to the machine being described ?
OPTIONS:
- It got fancier .
- It continued to hold it 's own .
- It died .
- It left it 's owner .
Answer:
It died .
Question:
So that 's been my week . I did go to see Genny Sunday and Monday . I think that was my last visit to that part of the state , and I ' m quite content with that ( not that I would have time to go again before I left , but still ) . I ' m worried about Genny .
Answer the following question: Where did the narrator go to visit Ginny ?
OPTIONS:
- Ginny was in the hospital and another part of the same town .
- The narrator went to a hospital in another part of the state .
- The narrator went to a hospital in another state .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
The narrator went to a hospital in another part of the state .
Question:
So we hugged and I left Dan to the care of the airline - this time , however , not stuck in a wheelchair , and not shivering with a fever . So , much better than last time!I rode the trains back to Wada , uneventfully , except to say that I had to stand for an hour and a half or so , at the start of it all , as there were no seats left in the trains . I got back to Wada at 7 pm , and I took a taxi ( GASP , YES ) from Wada station to the old people 's home near my house . Why ?
Answer the following question: What may be a valid fact about the train ?
OPTIONS:
- Dan and I rode on it .
- It stopped right by my house .
- It got to my station at night .
- None of the above choices .
Answer:
It got to my station at night .