Here's a short story: The Williams twins, Joe and Jim are playing hockey. Joe is getting really sweaty but Jim is barely perspiring. Which of them is getting more of a work out? (A) Jim (B) Joe. What is the most sensical answer between "Joe" and "Jim"?
Jim
Here's a short story: Tyler is headed to work and is walking along side a coworker, Jon. Jon speed walks, but Tyler does not. The person who spends more time getting to work is (A) Tyler (B) Jon. What is the most sensical answer between "Tyler" and "Jon"?
Tyler
Q: Here's a short story: Ben was driving his car. He accidentally went off the road into the mud. It was much harder to drive through the mud. There was more heat generated from the car when Ben was driving (A) on the road (B) in the mud.. What is the most sensical answer between "mud" and "road"?
A: road
Question: Here's a short story: Milo has always known that packed snow is smoother than loose snow because he rides his sleigh a lot. This information has led him to believe that his sleigh will experience more friction over the (A) packed snow or (B) loose snow. What is the most sensical answer between "packed snow" and "loose snow"?
Answer: loose snow
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Here's a short story: Todd found out that his sheet is much less rough compared to his blanket by sliding his pookie across them. He also learned that his _____ has more friction (A) sheet (B) blanket. What is the most sensical answer between "sheet" and "blanket"?
**Answer**
blanket
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Here's a short story: A ticket slid across a floor mat makes it heat up more than sliding it across a dashboard. This means the _____ has less friction (A) dashboard (B) floor mat. What is the most sensical answer between "floor mat" and "dashboard"?
**Answer**
floor mat