Problem: Replaced what we thought was a bad sparkplug wire , but that did n't help , and we ( incorrectly , we found out later on ) determined it was possibly overheated and we blew the head gasket . We edged it off to the next exit , only to find all gas stations and restaurants there were closed . We stopped next to a brightly lit , closed mcdonalds , looking for a hose , when the sprinklers came on .

What may happen after they discover their car issue ?
OPTIONS:
- They will try to call someone to help them .
- They will wait until the morning to find help .
- None of the above choices .
- They will push their car to a gas station .

A: They will try to call someone to help them .
Question:
The Candle Nara Festival is a celebration of Canberra - Nara city sisterhood , which this year , is their 15th year . The Candle Nara Festival started back in 2003 , and it is an annual thing . Located at the Nara Park , and it normally starts at 3 pm until 9 pm . After a quick rest at home , we drove to the park in anticipation of great food and entertainment .
Answer the following question: What country is the narrator trying to promote ?
OPTIONS:
- Down Under .
- Canada .
- None of the above choices .
- The United Kingdom .
Answer:
Down Under .
Question:
I moped around dejected when I should have lived in the moment . I kicked and karate chopped everyone in sight when I should have smiled and laughed . I know I ' m to blame , but it does n't make it any easier . I picked the wrong week to leave - this week will be gorgeous ; the week before I left was gorgeous .

Would I have liked to remain there ?
OPTIONS:
- No , and I do n't plan to go back .
- None of the above choices .
- No , I could n't have left soon enough
- No , it was n't up to my standards
Answer:
None of the above choices .
IN: The drive was through some rolling hills before we came to a beautiful lake that was at the border of the two states . Emily got some pictures next to the welcomes signs and then we started towards Seattle . We crashed in a little town about 2 hours from Seattle . The best part of the drive was when Mount St. Helen appeared on the horizon , and then about 15 minutes later we could see Mount Rainier as well .
What may be a plausible fact about us ?
OPTIONS:
- We were traveling by boat .
- We were traveling by PMV .
- We were traveling by plane .
- None of the above choices .

OUT: We were traveling by PMV .
Things were getting better every day and there was hope for everything and everywhere . It was so weird that morning . The phone rang three minutes before my alarm clock went off . It was one of my closest friends , his brother had been watching Good Morning America in our home town in Wisconsin and saw everything -- the early coverage that reported the first impact as an accident , the second impact that announced to the World that this was no accident , the Pentagon . He woke his parents up after the second impact and at some point he called his brother in Cali .

OPTIONS:
- a nuclear attack on Japan
- The destruction of the World Trade Centre .
- None of the above choices .
- A devastating earthquake
Answer the following question: what event is this describing ?

The destruction of the World Trade Centre .
Problem: When the alarm went off at 6:30 a.m. and I walked into Alice 's room , I could immediately tell that it was going to be a bad morning . Alice opened her eyes , sneered at me , and pulled the covers over her head . " You are my sunshine , my only sunshine , you make me happy , " I sang cheerfully . " Be quiet mommy !

Why did Alice open her eyes ?
OPTIONS:
- Alice felt my presence .
- The alarm woke Alice up .
- Alice saw sunshine .
- None of the above choices .

A:
Alice felt my presence .