Question:
We have been going to Jubilee Fellowship Church for five years now - half of the time that it has been in existence . Words ca n't even begin to describe what a blessing JFC has been to us . We had been at our previous church from 1990 to 2003 . Christina was a toddler and I was very pregnant with Elissa when we started there .

How might this person be described ?
OPTIONS:
- They follow the bible .
- None of the above choices .
- They follow Christianity .
- They regularly attend a church .
Answer:
They regularly attend a church .
IN: : ) After about four hours sleep , SteveR and I went down to breakfast . The staff in the Hot Tuna restaurant of the hotel were very kind , and made me a nice diabetic breakfast of an egg omelette with vegetables and some Swiss cheese with whole wheat toast , and decaf coffee with steamed milk . Lovely .
Which of the following is true of the narrator ?
OPTIONS:
- They have special dietary needs .
- They are staff at Hot Tuna .
- Their name is Steve .
- Swiss cheese is their favorite .

OUT: They have special dietary needs .
This morning I began dismantling our old fridge in preparation for our next appliance delivery . The plan was to have the guys from Yale carry the old fridge down the stairs , so we could use it for overflow and parties . I took out the shelves , drawers , and started washing the inside of both fridge and freezer to be totally ready .

OPTIONS:
- To use it for a donation to the college guys .
- None of the above choices .
- To use it for their kids .
- To use it when they have extra goods .
Answer the following question: Why would the narrator keep the old fridge ?

To use it when they have extra goods .
question: Visiting hours at the hospital will be over shortly , so there is n't much point in going down to see Jon at the moment , but Spencer was assured , when he phoned , that he was doing well and he and Brendon are welcome to visit on Monday . For now though , they just need to see that their house is still in one piece . They 're walking home and , shockingly enough , it 's raining ; but as they reach their front door , who should be waiting there but Greta ?

OPTIONS:
- I hug her .
- I walk away .
- None of the above choices .
- I get into a fight .
Q: What may happen after seeing Greta ?

answer: I hug her .
QUES: Caretaker positions at state run hospitals are typically low paying . According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics health aides make , on average $ 10.03 per hour or $ 20,850 a year . The technicians at Cherry Hospital make on average about $ 25,000 per year , which is slightly above national average but still low considering the demands of the job .

Question with options: Why does the text use data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to substantiate the argument that caretaker pay is low at state run hospitals ?
OPTIONS:
- It is the only source that has comprehensive statistics on hospital caretaker pay .
- It is an arm of the US Department of Labor and thus seen as a reliable source .
- This source is the one that is utilized most widely in research fields
- Retrieving statistics from this entity is free of charge and easy to download
ANS: It is an arm of the US Department of Labor and thus seen as a reliable source .
QUES: My big problem was that I was shy and hated to speak the language . I was so afraid of how stupid I sounded and had a lot of problems with the accent . I was willing to fail the course if it required that I speak the language but luckily it never came to that .

Question with options: How did I feel after the course was over ?
OPTIONS:
- I felt embarrassed that I was ever shy about speaking the langauge in class .
- I felt joyous and free because I did n't have to speak the language in the class .
- None of the above choices .
- I felt disappointed in myself because I missed an opportunity to better learn the langauge .
ANS:
I felt joyous and free because I did n't have to speak the language in the class .