Question:
Question: What do people want to do when they love a place that they are going on vacation in?
Choices:
A: pleasant thoughts
B: overspending
C: moving there
D: staying there
E: debt

Answer: D

When people love a place they are vacationing in, they often want to experience more of it, which typically means they wish to prolong their stay. Therefore, the most fitting option is "staying there," as it aligns with the desire to enjoy the location they love.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a desk normally occupied by a young person?
Choices:
A: office building
B: schoolroom
C: library
D: bedroom
E: gym

Answer: B

To determine where a desk normally occupied by a young person would be found, we can analyze each option:

A: office building - Typically associated with adults in a work context.
B: schoolroom - A common place for young people to have desks.
C: library - Usually focused on study areas, but not specific for young person's personal desk.
D: bedroom - While young people may have desks there, it is not a usual public setting for schoolwork.
E: gym - Not a place for desks, focuses on physical activity.

Considering these options, the most logical answer is B: schoolroom, as it directly relates to an environment where young people gather and use desks for learning.


Question:
Question: Where can you buy socks and jeans?
Choices:
A: washing machine
B: laundromat
C: clothing store
D: closet
E: shopping mall

Answer: C

To buy socks and jeans, one would typically go to a place that sells clothing.

- Option A: Washing machine - This is not a place where you can purchase items.
- Option B: Laundromat - This is primarily for washing clothes, not for buying them.
- Option C: Clothing store - This is specifically for selling clothing items, including socks and jeans.
- Option D: Closet - There are no purchases made in a closet; it's just where clothes are stored.
- Option E: Shopping mall - While this can contain clothing stores, it's a broader category and doesn't guarantee finding socks and jeans specifically.

Between C and E, C is the more precise answer for directly buying socks and jeans.

Therefore, the final answer is C.


Question:
Question: Where did the compassionate farmer allow the heifer to reside during her last days?
Choices:
A: cattle ranch
B: countryside
C: grocery store
D: slaughterhouse
E: dairy farm

Answer: B

The question specifies that the farmer was compassionate, indicating he would provide a peaceful environment for the heifer during her last days. A slaughterhouse would be contrary to compassion, and a grocery store is not an appropriate living area for a heifer. While a cattle ranch or a dairy farm could seem plausible, a dairy farm is often associated with the production of milk and may not imply a natural or peaceful setting. Therefore, the best answer would be the countryside, which suggests a more serene and comforting environment.


Question:
Question: What do customers do in a store?
Choices:
A: hunt
B: pay merchants with money
C: mail orders
D: spend money
E: demand satisfaction

Answer: D

Customers in a store typically engage in a variety of activities, but the most direct and common actions include purchasing items and paying for them. While option B specifies paying merchants, option D captures the broader activity of spending money, which encompasses the act of making purchases in stores.

Considering that spending money is a primary activity of customers in stores, the best answer here is D.


Question:
Question: There are many cubicles in the office, they all have computers for employees to what?
Choices:
A: teach
B: cost money
C: do work
D: be productive
E: help people

Answer: C

The best answer is C, as computers in an office are primarily used by employees to do work. While being productive (D) is also a possibility, it is more directly related to the act of doing work.


Question:
Question: He was selling all his collector items even the rare plate, he had bought a lot at the what for the weekend?
Choices:
A: supermarket
B: kitchen cupboard
C: table
D: flea market
E: dishwasher

Answer: D

To determine where he bought a lot of collector items for the weekend, we consider the context of selling collector items, which typically includes unique or rare finds. Among the options provided, a "flea market" is a common venue for buying and selling such items. The other options do not fit as places where he would likely purchase collector items.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Food must be freeze dried before it is taken on what vehicle?
Choices:
A: fairgrounds
B: friend's house
C: space shuttle
D: oven
E: microwave

Answer: C

Freeze-drying food is often associated with space travel, where long shelf life and lightweight food are essential due to the constraints of space missions. The other options do not typically require freeze-dried food for their intended purpose.


Question:
Question: The children saw superman fly overhead, what did they exclaim as a result?
Choices:
A: ouch
B: skip
C: enjoyed
D: awesome
E: watch television

Answer: D

The children witnessing Superman flying overhead would likely express excitement or amazement. The most fitting response to convey that feeling is "awesome."


Question:
Question: Illegitimate designer handbags will not have a certificate of what?
Choices:
A: actions
B: legal
C: authentic
D: logical
E: legitimate

Answer: C

Illegitimate designer handbags typically lack proof of authenticity. This means they do not come with a certificate of authenticity. Therefore, the best answer is related to authenticity.


Question:
Question: If you harm property after starting a fire where are you likely to end up?
Choices:
A: damage
B: going to jail
C: going to school
D: burns
E: destruction

Answer: B

Harming property after starting a fire typically leads to legal consequences, often resulting in criminal charges. Therefore, the most logical choice is that the person is likely to end up in jail.


Question:
Question: What eastern state is home to a mountain?
Choices:
A: switzerland
B: pennsylvania
C: picture
D: asia
E: austria

Answer: B

To determine which eastern state is home to a mountain, we need to identify options that refer to a state in the eastern part of the United States.

- Choice A (switzerland) and choice E (austria) refer to countries in Europe and not states.
- Choice C (picture) is not relevant.
- Choice D (asia) refers to a continent, not a state.
- Choice B (pennsylvania) is a state located in the eastern United States and is known for its mountains, specifically the Appalachian Mountains.

Thus, the only option that fits the criteria of being an eastern state with a mountain is Pennsylvania.


Question:
Question: Why might a person take a vacation?
Choices:
A: relaxation
B: good things in life
C: admiration
D: own house
E: needs money

Answer: A

A vacation is typically taken for the purpose of relaxation and to step away from everyday stresses. This makes option A the most relevant choice among the options provided.


Question:
Question: Where does a marmoset not usually go?
Choices:
A: dictionary
B: wilderness
C: fly
D: underground
E: colorado

Answer: D

To determine where a marmoset does not usually go, we can analyze the options:

A: "dictionary" - This is an inanimate object and not a place, so it doesn't apply.
B: "wilderness" - Marmosets are often found in wild habitats, so this option doesn't fit.
C: "fly" - While marmosets can jump and climb, they do not fly, making this option a possibility.
D: "underground" - Marmosets do not typically inhabit underground areas.
E: "colorado" - While marmosets can be kept in captivity, they are not native to Colorado.

Given the context that marmosets do not fly and do not typically go underground, the best answer is either "C" or "D". However, "fly" suggests an inability to go that way, while "underground" implies a location where they do not dwell.

Considering this analysis:


Question:
Question: What is a child likely to do while going to play?
Choices:
A: laugh
B: sit
C: happiness
D: being entertained
E: walk slowly

Answer: A

While going to play, a child is likely to exhibit joyful and active behaviors. Among the options given, "laugh" represents a typical reaction of excitement and joy in children, while "walk slowly" suggests a lack of enthusiasm. The other options do not directly describe actions a child might take while heading to play. Thus, "laugh" is the most fitting answer.


Question:
Question: What is a person likely to feel when they are abandoned by everyone after they stop being married to someone else?
Choices:
A: grief
B: solo
C: isolation
D: pleasure
E: happiness

Answer: C

When a person is abandoned by everyone after the end of their marriage, they are likely to experience feelings associated with loneliness and a lack of support. Among the given options, 'isolation' best captures the emotional state that arises from being abandoned.

The other options such as 'grief' may apply if the individual is mourning the relationship, but 'isolation' directly addresses the feeling of being alone after abandonment. Options 'pleasure' and 'happiness' are unlikely to be relevant in this context.

Therefore, the final answer is C.


Question:
Question: A bride and groom are taking care of proposals, what is the likely ceremony?
Choices:
A: efficiency
B: getting work done
C: marriage
D: finishing up
E: results

Answer: C

The context of a bride and groom taking care of proposals suggests they are preparing for their wedding. Among the provided options, "marriage" is the only choice that directly relates to a ceremony involving a bride and groom. The other options do not pertain to the context of a wedding.


Question:
Question: Dave put his beer where he could get to it, but it would be off the floor.  Where did he put it?
Choices:
A: refrigerator
B: closet
C: can
D: shelf
E: soccer game

Answer: D

Dave wanted to ensure his beer was within reach but not on the floor. The option that best fits this description is a "shelf," as it is off the floor and easily accessible.


Question:
Question: Where would you buy a ticket to sit in a room with a lot of chairs facing the same direction?
Choices:
A: conference
B: theater
C: building
D: floor
E: church

Answer: B

To answer the question, I need to consider the context of a "room with a lot of chairs facing the same direction." This setup is typical in places where presentations or performances occur.

A conference would have chairs facing a speaker or panel but doesn't always guarantee it has a ticket system. A theater specifically has rows of chairs facing a stage where performances happen, and tickets are commonly sold for such events. A building is too generic, and while a church could also have chairs facing the front, it's less associated with ticket purchases compared to a theater.

Considering all of this, the best answer is B: theater.


Question:
Question: What do you need to run after ball?
Choices:
A: get tired
B: have legs
C: skip
D: not fat
E: look first

Answer: B

To run after a ball, the most essential requirement is the physical ability to move, which means having legs. While other options might be relevant in different contexts, having legs is a fundamental necessity to run.


Question:
Question: Where would you put a computer other than a desk?
Choices:
A: apartment
B: table
C: school
D: office
E: house

Answer: B

To put a computer somewhere other than a desk, I would consider options that are typically flat surfaces or locations suitable for using a computer. While apartments, schools, offices, and houses refer to broader locations, "table" specifically refers to a flat surface that can be used as an alternative to a desk for placing a computer.

Thus, the most appropriate choice is:


Question:
Question: The artist didn't use many colors to capture the view, he was famous for his very plain what?
Choices:
A: landscape
B: east side
C: countryside
D: middle america
E: georgia

Answer: A

The context of the question indicates that the artist was known for simplicity and minimalism in his work. The phrase "very plain" aligns with the art of capturing a view in a straightforward manner. Among the choices, "landscape" is a term that directly relates to the depiction of views, making it the most appropriate choice.


Question:
Question: If people listen, they can understand each other better.  If they understand each other, they can do what?
Choices:
A: pay bills
B: swap bodies
C: learn from each other
D: believe in god
E: talk to each other

Answer: C

Listening leads to better understanding, which in turn fosters communication and cooperation. Among the choices provided, the most logical and relevant consequence of understanding is that they can learn from each other.


Question:
Question: The man needed flooring, where was he looking to install it?
Choices:
A: loft
B: home depot
C: house
D: tiles
E: carpet store

Answer: C

The question specifies that the man needed flooring, which implies he is looking for a location to install it, rather than a place to purchase it. Among the options, "house" directly indicates where he would be installing flooring, making it the most logical choice. Choices like "home depot" and "carpet store" relate to purchasing rather than the installation site.


Question:
Question: Where is disease often spread but shouldn't be?
Choices:
A: ghost town
B: third world country
C: human body
D: rug
E: hospital

Answer: E

To determine where disease is often spread but shouldn't be, we need to consider environments where disease transmission is not only likely but could also be prevented.

- A ghost town is unpopulated, so it is unlikely to be a site of disease spread.
- A third world country, while it may have limited resources, is not inherently a place where disease should spread; this is a broader issue.
- The human body is the natural host for many diseases, so while it spreads diseases, it does so as part of biological processes.
- A rug can harbor germs, but it’s not a primary concern for disease spread compared to other options.
- Hospitals, ideally, should be places of healing and not of disease spread. Unfortunately, they often can become sites where infections are transmitted due to various factors like resistant bacteria, which is particularly ironic given their purpose.

Considering the specific prompt of spreading disease but where it ideally shouldn’t occur, "hospital" stands out as the most fitting answer.


Question:
Question: What would someone wear to protect themselves from a cannon?
Choices:
A: ungulate
B: bomber
C: body armor
D: tank
E: hat

Answer: C

To protect oneself from a cannon, which can fire explosive projectiles, the best option is to wear body armor, as it provides protection against projectiles and impacts. The other choices do not offer significant protection from such a weapon.


Question:
Question: Rumors of roving bands of monsters killing people could lead to what?
Choices:
A: panic
B: getting in trouble
C: mass hysteria
D: go to prison
E: murder

Answer: C

The rumors about roving bands of monsters could lead to fear and anxiety among the populace, likely causing people to react strongly. Both panic (A) and mass hysteria (C) are valid responses to such rumors. However, mass hysteria encompasses a broader and more chaotic reaction, including panic. Therefore, the most fitting answer is mass hysteria.


Question:
Question: What corner areas have lots of windows?
Choices:
A: wall
B: office
C: space shuttle
D: front door
E: tent

Answer: B

To determine which option has corner areas with lots of windows, we should consider the typical characteristics of each choice:

A: A wall generally does not contain corner areas filled with windows.
B: An office can have windows but it is not necessarily known for corner windows unless specifically designed that way.
C: A space shuttle has limited windows, primarily for functionality rather than a design that emphasizes corner windows.
D: A front door typically does not have windows in the corners especially when compared to other structures.
E: A tent might have windows (like mesh panels), but these are usually not abundant in corner areas, as tents are designed mainly for flexibility and shelter rather than aesthetics.

Among these options, offices are the most common buildings that could potentially feature corner windows, especially in modern designs.


Question:
Question: What do all rooms facing outside have?
Choices:
A: square shape
B: different sizes
C: flowers
D: doors and windows
E: high walls

Answer: D

To determine what all rooms facing outside have, we can analyze the options.

A square shape (A) is not a requirement for rooms facing outside since rooms can have various shapes. Different sizes (B) can be true, but not every room has different sizes; rooms can be the same size. Flowers (C) are not mandatory for any room. High walls (E) are also not a requirement for rooms facing outside.

However, doors and windows (D) are essential features for rooms that face outside, as they provide access and visibility to the exterior.

Thus, the best answer is D.


Question:
Question: She had been applying for job for weeks with no call back, she knew she was qualified, so what did she feel?
Choices:
A: employment
B: frustration
C: stress
D: working hard
E: love

Answer: B

Given that she had been applying for jobs for weeks without any callback, it's reasonable to infer that she felt a sense of disappointment or annoyance about her situation despite being qualified. While stress could be a possibility, frustration specifically captures the feeling of being aggravated by the lack of response after her efforts. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: A person is putting on makeup, what is their likely goal?
Choices:
A: feel pleasure
B: look attractive
C: compliments
D: interesting experiences
E: joy

Answer: B

When a person is putting on makeup, the most direct and common goal is to enhance their appearance. This typically aligns with the desire to look attractive, which is often the primary motivation behind applying makeup. While feeling pleasure, receiving compliments, or seeking joy may be side effects, they are not the primary goal of applying makeup.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Why does she sing so much?
Choices:
A: insane
B: annoy people around
C: enjoy
D: inhale
E: had good voice

Answer: C

To determine why she sings so much, we should consider the most positive and logical reason. Singing often relates to enjoyment and expressing oneself. The option "C: enjoy" is the most reasonable explanation for her singing frequently.

The other options either imply negative traits or don't directly relate to the act of singing itself. Therefore, the best answer is that she sings so much because she enjoys it.


Question:
Question: Ice fishing can be done surprisingly far out most winters on what greatest of the Michigan's greats?
Choices:
A: pond
B: underwater
C: aquarium
D: lake superior
E: body of water

Answer: D

Ice fishing is typically practiced on large bodies of freshwater, and among the options given, Lake Superior is specifically one of the Great Lakes of Michigan. It is well-known for being suitable for ice fishing during the winter due to its size and the freezing conditions.

Considering this context, the best choice would be:


Question:
Question: If there is a stale smell in the air coming from the kitchen, what should one check for the source of the smell?
Choices:
A: bathroom
B: house
C: cupboard
D: space shuttle
E: surface of earth

Answer: C

To identify the source of a stale smell coming from the kitchen, it is logical to check areas commonly associated with food and potential spoilage. Among the options given, the "cupboard" is a relevant choice as it may contain expired food or ingredients that could produce a stale odor. The other options (bathroom, house, space shuttle, and surface of earth) are less directly connected to the kitchen smell.


Question:
Question: Why shouldn't you walk barefooted after the rain?
Choices:
A: shoes
B: wet ground
C: wet clothes
D: start to fall
E: water garden

Answer: B

Walking barefoot after the rain can lead to several hazards, with the primary concern being the wet ground, which can be slippery and may harbor sharp objects or contaminants. Therefore, option B, "wet ground," directly addresses the risk involved.


Question:
Question: What will all the differences equal?
Choices:
A: sum
B: likeness
C: alike
D: sameness
E: similarity

Answer: A

To determine what "all the differences" will equal, we need to consider the nature of differences. Differences imply diversity and variation, while the options suggest concepts of unity or sameness.

- A: "sum" implies a numerical total, which doesn't directly relate to differences.
- B: "likeness" suggests similarities, which is the opposite of differences.
- C: "alike" also indicates similarity, which again contradicts the idea of differences.
- D: "sameness" directly opposes the concept of differences, since it means being identical.
- E: "similarity" again points to having something in common, which is contrary to the idea of differences.

Since none of the options directly represent differences, the best interpretation is to view what differences lead to in terms of relationship, which may not fit neatly into any of the provided terms but could be seen indirectly as illustrating diversity rather than unity.

However, if we consider what we are looking for—what "all the differences equal"—the most fitting choice would actually suggest that despite differences, there is still some relation, possibly indicating a collective understanding rather than a strict equality in the sense of sameness.

Considering this reasoning, the phrase "sum" could imply a totality formed from various differences, even if it's a stretch.

Therefore, the most appropriate answer is:


Question:
Question: You can buy a pen here.
Choices:
A: briefcase
B: pocket
C: friend's house
D: office supply store
E: classroom

Answer: D

To determine where you can buy a pen, we analyze the options. A briefcase and a pocket are not places to buy pens; they are items for holding them. A friend's house and a classroom may have pens but are not typical purchasing locations. The office supply store is specifically designated for buying office supplies, including pens. Therefore, it is the best choice.


Question:
Question: Where can you buy a binder?
Choices:
A: college dorm
B: back pack
C: class room
D: backpack
E: office supply store

Answer: E

To determine where one can buy a binder, we need to consider which option directly relates to a place of purchase.

- A college dorm (A) and a classroom (C) are places where binders may be used but are not places to buy them.
- A backpack (B and D) is an item that can carry binders but is again not a purchasing location.
- An office supply store (E) is a specific retail location designed for buying supplies like binders.

After analyzing the options, the most logical answer is the office supply store.


Question:
Question: The man tried to run, but he could not. He could that he could only move by doing what?
Choices:
A: stand
B: go quickly
C: walking
D: stand still
E: walk slowly

Answer: C

The man tried to run but was unable to do so, indicating he has limited mobility. Among the options provided, "stand still" suggests total immobility, while "walking" and "walk slowly" imply some movement. Since the question specifies that he could not run, the most fitting answer is that he could only move by "walking."


Question:
Question: There are a lot of ways to relax, for this person it is simply opening one up and what?
Choices:
A: more rice
B: own house
C: warm coat
D: light up
E: read book

Answer: E

To relax, a common activity is reading, as it allows one to escape and unwind. The phrase "opening one up" suggests opening a book. Therefore, the best fit from the choices provided is reading.


Question:
Question: If a person does something to hurt someone else, they might do what?
Choices:
A: feel sorry
B: trust god
C: cross street
D: ride a bike
E: lend money

Answer: A

If a person does something to hurt someone else, it is natural for them to feel remorse or regret about their actions. The option "feel sorry" aligns with this implication.

The other options do not logically connect to the scenario of hurting someone.

Thus, the final answer is A.


Question:
Question: Where was the apple tree said to contain something forbidden?
Choices:
A: north carolina
B: washington state
C: nil
D: great outdoors
E: garden of eden

Answer: E

The question refers to a well-known story from the Bible where the apple tree represents the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. None of the other options mention a forbidden fruit or a similar concept.


Question:
Question: There is a lot of sugar in what food that fits in your hand?
Choices:
A: cupboard
B: chocolate
C: coffee
D: candy bar
E: soda pop

Answer: D

To determine which food contains a lot of sugar and fits in your hand, we can evaluate the choices:

A: cupboard - not a food, so irrelevant.
B: chocolate - generally contains sugar, but depends on the type and size; it could fit in your hand.
C: coffee - typically does not contain sugar in significant amounts unless sweetened; doesn't fit the description.
D: candy bar - usually has a high sugar content and is designed to fit in your hand.
E: soda pop - contains a lot of sugar but is consumed in a container rather than fitting in your hand.

Of these, both chocolate and candy bars can fit in your hand and have sugar, but candy bars typically have a higher sugar content.


Question:
Question: Where do you wait in a reception area for a meeting?
Choices:
A: hall
B: motel
C: hotels
D: law firm
E: office building

Answer: E

In a reception area for a meeting, you would typically be waiting in a place designed for professional appointments, such as an office building or a law firm. While motels and hotels might have reception areas, they are not specifically focused on meetings. The most relevant options are D (law firm) and E (office building). However, the term "office building" encompasses a broader range of professional environments than the more specific context of a law firm. Therefore, "office building" is the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: A student wants to hear what the professor is saying, what does he do?
Choices:
A: gain experience
B: taking notes
C: listen carefully
D: complete test
E: focus

Answer: C

To hear what the professor is saying, the student would primarily need to pay attention and absorb the information being presented. Among the options listed, "listen carefully" directly addresses the act of wanting to hear and understand the lecture. While focusing and taking notes are also important, the most direct action for the student's goal of hearing is to "listen carefully."


Question:
Question: The competition was to see who would be the last one the drop the object, the hard part was you had to have your arm extended straight out while what the object?
Choices:
A: holding
B: lift up
C: pick up
D: lifting
E: hold onto

Answer: A

In this context, the phrase requires a verb that can pair with the noun "object" while maintaining the meaning of enduring or maintaining control without dropping it. Among the choices, "holding" (A) fits best since it conveys the action of keeping the object in a steady position. The other options do not grammatically or contextually align as well with "have your arm extended straight out."


Question:
Question: She wanted to make a quilt of velvet, where should she look?
Choices:
A: grandma
B: clothing
C: jewelry store
D: clothes
E: fabric store

Answer: E

To make a quilt of velvet, the best place to look for the necessary materials would be a fabric store, as it specializes in supplying different types of fabrics, including velvet. Other options like a jewelry store or clothing might not provide the specific fabric needed for quilting.


Question:
Question: After bringing eggs home from the store in what are they held?
Choices:
A: chicken coop
B: supermarket
C: box
D: egg carton
E: henhouse

Answer: D

To determine how eggs are typically held after being brought home from the store, we can evaluate the options. A chicken coop, supermarket, and henhouse are places where eggs are kept before being sold, not after. A box could technically hold eggs, but the most common item specifically designed for holding eggs is the egg carton. Therefore, after bringing eggs home, they are held in an egg carton.


Question:
Question: What is a place that someone can go buy a teddy bear?
Choices:
A: thrift store
B: bed
C: shelf
D: home
E: toy store

Answer: E

To buy a teddy bear, one would typically go to a retail location that sells toys. Among the given options, a "toy store" is the most appropriate choice for purchasing a teddy bear. Other options like "thrift store" might also have teddy bears, but they are not dedicated toy retailers. Thus, "toy store" is the best answer.


Question:
Question: What do you do to hold loose papers together?
Choices:
A: tighten
B: packaged
C: bound
D: faithful
E: compact

Answer: C

To hold loose papers together, one typically needs to secure them in a way that keeps them organized. The most appropriate choice from the provided options is "bound," as it refers to the act of fastening or tying together items. Therefore, the final answer is:


Question:
Question: We want to try some new barbecue sauces, where should we buy some?
Choices:
A: detroit
B: australia
C: michigan park
D: cafe
E: retail store

Answer: E

To buy barbecue sauces, the most practical option among the choices is a retail store, as they typically carry a variety of food items including sauces. The other options (Detroit, Australia, Michigan Park, and cafe) do not specifically indicate a reliable source for purchasing barbecue sauces.


Question:
Question: When having food at a formal place, what do you usually do?
Choices:
A: sit
B: being sociable
C: talk
D: drinking
E: medium

Answer: A

In a formal dining setting, the most common and relevant action involves a combination of being sociable, talking, and sitting. However, since the question asks for what you usually do at a formal place specifically when having food, sitting is the fundamental act as it precedes the social interaction. Thus, I choose the action most directly associated with the act of dining.


Question:
Question: What is someone likely to feel after receiving a gift that is not common?
Choices:
A: special
B: personal
C: offended
D: unique
E: rare

Answer: A

Receiving a gift that is not common usually evokes feelings of being valued or appreciated. The most fitting response to this would be that the individual feels "special," as such a gift likely suggests thoughtfulness and effort from the giver. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: When playing baseball they keep track of mistakes, this stat is called what?
Choices:
A: happiness
B: sore muscles
C: injury
D: perfection
E: errors

Answer: E

In baseball, mistakes made by players, particularly in fielding and throwing, are recorded as "errors." This is a commonly used statistic to evaluate defensive performance. The other options do not relate to mistakes in baseball.


Question:
Question: Where is a bay always found?
Choices:
A: lake
B: manhattan
C: shoreline
D: coastal area
E: los angeles

Answer: D

A bay is a body of water partially surrounded by land and is typically associated with coastal areas where the water meets the shoreline. While bays can be linked to lakes in some cases, they are most commonly found in coastal regions where the ocean and shore interact.


Question:
Question: You weren't suppose to touch the wild animals, they could what?
Choices:
A: lie down
B: run away
C: bite
D: keep alive
E: feel pain

Answer: C

The question implies a caution regarding touching wild animals. Among the provided choices, the most reasonable consequence of touching wild animals is that they could "bite," as this is a common risk associated with interacting with animals that may feel threatened. Other options either do not logically follow or do not relate directly to the act of touching.


Question:
Question: Danny hated helping people.  It always brought what?
Choices:
A: satisfaction
B: good feelings
C: complications
D: feel good about yourself
E: stress

Answer: C

Danny's hatred for helping people suggests that the experience is negative for him. Among the choices provided, "complications" (C) aligns well with the idea that helping others can lead to difficult situations or problems, which might be why he dislikes it. While "stress" (E) could also be a possibility, "complications" has a broader implication that encompasses various negative outcomes that could arise from helping others.


Question:
Question: The man set the cup on the table.  It didn't matter.   He didn't heave anything to put it on, and he lacked the what to balance it?
Choices:
A: tenacity
B: hands
C: coaster
D: skill
E: breaking

Answer: D

To set a cup down effectively, one would typically require something stable to balance it on, or at least the ability to handle it properly. Given the context of the question, the term that best fits the idea of lacking the necessary ability or competence to balance the cup would be 'skill,' rather than needing hands, a coaster, or having tenacity.


Question:
Question: Where do you buy a glass of wine?
Choices:
A: art show
B: basement
C: bar
D: church
E: basement

Answer: C

To buy a glass of wine, the most appropriate location would be a social setting where alcohol is served. Among the choices provided:

A: An art show might have wine available but is not primarily a place for buying drinks.
B: A basement is typically not a public place to buy wine.
C: A bar is specifically designed for serving drinks, including wine.
D: A church usually does not serve alcohol.
E: A basement again is not a typical venue for purchasing wine.

Thus, the best option for where you would buy a glass of wine is C: bar.


Question:
Question: If a human wants to enjoy another human's company, where might they go?
Choices:
A: place of work
B: office
C: friend's house
D: workplace
E: deep thought

Answer: C

To enjoy another human's company, one would typically prefer a more informal, comfortable environment rather than a place associated with work. Among the choices provided, "friend's house" (C) stands out as the most suitable option for socializing and enjoying someone's company. The other options are more formal or professional environments.


Question:
Question: It was breakfast time.  Brad ordered eggs, toast, and something to drink. What might he drink?
Choices:
A: coffee
B: throw up
C: food
D: getting drunk
E: wine

Answer: A

Brad ordered breakfast, which typically includes beverages like coffee, tea, or juice. Options like "throw up" and "getting drunk" are not appropriate drinks for breakfast, and "food" is not a drink. Of the drinks listed, coffee is a standard choice for breakfast.


Question:
Question: What should a student do if they want to learn how to build a bridge?
Choices:
A: dance
B: talk
C: study engineering
D: play piano
E: answer question

Answer: C

To learn how to build a bridge, a student should acquire knowledge and skills specific to the design and construction of structures, which is covered under the field of engineering. The other options (dance, talk, play piano, answer question) do not provide relevant skills or knowledge related to bridge construction.


Question:
Question: A student puked in the cafeteria, the janitor retrieved his bucket of sawdust from the what?
Choices:
A: utility closet
B: well
C: garden shed
D: pantry
E: cupboard

Answer: A

The janitor would have likely stored his cleaning supplies, including sawdust, in a utility closet, which is a common place for custodial equipment. The other options such as well, garden shed, pantry, or cupboard do not typically house such materials in a school setting.


Question:
Question: What would children do if they need to get somewhere, but they are tired from running?
Choices:
A: watch television
B: ride bike
C: smell smoke
D: walk
E: play tag

Answer: D

If children are tired from running and need to get somewhere, they would likely choose a less exhausting method of transportation. Among the options provided:

A (watch television) does not help them get to their destination.
B (ride bike) may still require physical effort and can be tiring.
C (smell smoke) is irrelevant to the situation.
D (walk) is a reasonable, low-effort option to reach a destination while still conserving energy.
E (play tag) implies more running, which they are trying to avoid due to tiredness.

Given this reasoning, the best answer is that they would walk to their destination.


Question:
Question: The student realized that he left his writing instrument at his last place of study, where is it?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: desk drawer
C: bathroom
D: pocket
E: stationery store

Answer: A

To determine where the writing instrument is, we need to consider where a student would typically leave such an item after studying.

- Option A: A classroom is a likely place for students to use writing instruments and could be where he left it.
- Option B: A desk drawer is another reasonable location where writing instruments might be stored or left.
- Option C: A bathroom is less likely to be a place where a student would use or leave a writing instrument.
- Option D: A pocket is where the writing instrument would more likely be kept rather than left behind.
- Option E: A stationery store is not relevant to the situation as it does not relate to the student's last place of study.

Considering all options, the most logical choices are classroom (A) or desk drawer (B), but the classroom is where he would have actively used the writing instrument during studying.

Thus, the final answer is A: classroom.


Question:
Question: I brought the mail in, where should I put it?
Choices:
A: neighbor's house
B: post office
C: fridge
D: table
E: bathroom

Answer: D

To determine the best place for the mail, we should consider a location that is appropriate for sorting or storing mail. Option A (neighbor's house) and Option B (post office) are not suitable because they involve giving the mail to someone else or unnecessary travel. Option C (fridge) is impractical as it is not a typical storage place for mail. Option E (bathroom) is also an inappropriate and unusual location. Therefore, the most logical choice is Option D (table), which is a common place to set down and organize mail.


Question:
Question: Where can a grain of sand cause a person a lot of pain and possible damage sight?
Choices:
A: eye
B: clam
C: bathing suit
D: shoes
E: beach

Answer: A

A grain of sand can cause a person a lot of pain and possible damage to eyesight if it gets into the eye. While it could cause discomfort in other options like a bathing suit or shoes, the eye is the only choice that could lead to significant injury or vision issues.


Question:
Question: The person burped loudly with satisfaction, he had been what?
Choices:
A: own house
B: rude
C: well fed
D: fairness
E: candies

Answer: C

The loud burp typically indicates that a person has just eaten something satisfying or filling. Therefore, the most logical choice would be that he has been well fed.


Question:
Question: Fencing is a sport in which participants use a what?
Choices:
A: sword
B: competition
C: fence post
D: protection
E: dexterity

Answer: A

Fencing is a sport that specifically involves the use of a weapon. The most appropriate option that pertains to this sport is "sword," as fencers use different types of swords to compete. Other options like competition, fence post, protection, and dexterity do not directly refer to the primary equipment used in the sport.


Question:
Question: Where might you find a computer user that is visiting a foreign city and didn't bring their own computer along?
Choices:
A: school
B: hell
C: internet cafe
D: office building
E: despair

Answer: C

A computer user visiting a foreign city likely needs a place to access the internet. An internet café is a common establishment for travelers who didn't bring their own computer, providing computers for public use. Therefore, the most suitable answer is C: internet cafe.


Question:
Question: What is killing usually thought of as?
Choices:
A: funeral
B: horrible
C: remorse
D: premeditated
E: going to jail

Answer: B

Killing is typically associated with negative connotations, and among the provided options, "horrible" captures the general societal sentiment towards killing. While there are other associations, "horrible" is the most direct descriptor.


Question:
Question: The introduction of industry greatly expanded human what?
Choices:
A: big city
B: factory
C: machinery
D: poverty
E: civilization

Answer: E

The introduction of industry greatly expanded human civilization in terms of economic development, urbanization, and technological advancements. While it also contributed to poverty and the growth of factories and machinery, the overarching effect was an expansion of civilization itself.


Question:
Question: How bad is the punishment for someone who is over indulgent?
Choices:
A: severe
B: harsh
C: hard
D: strict
E: self denying

Answer: A

To determine the best answer regarding the punishment for someone who is overindulgent, we should consider the nuances of each option. All options imply a negative consequence, but "severe" suggests a more serious and impactful form of punishment compared to "harsh," "hard," or "strict," which can be perceived as less intense. "Self denying" does not fit in the context of punishment. Therefore, "severe" fits best with the concept of significant consequences for overindulgence.


Question:
Question: Where might an army captain be found?
Choices:
A: airplane cabin
B: basketball team
C: military
D: battleship
E: fleet

Answer: C

An army captain is a rank typically associated with military service, so the best options are those related to the military context. While "battleship," "fleet," and "military" are all relevant, "military" is the broadest term that encompasses where an army captain would be found, as it includes all army units.


Question:
Question: What can a country do when it has jealousy but a person cannot do?
Choices:
A: hug
B: wage war
C: compete
D: judge
E: love else

Answer: B

When considering the choices, jealousy is often associated with competition among nations, particularly in areas like economics, politics, or military strength. While individuals experience jealousy and might compete in various ways, countries can escalate this jealousy into larger-scale actions such as waging war, which is not something individuals generally do. Therefore, the correct choice that highlights a unique action a country can take, stemming from jealousy, is "wage war."


Question:
Question: When people get together for a potluck what do they do?
Choices:
A: share food
B: cook food
C: believe in god
D: demand justice
E: talk to each other

Answer: A

At a potluck, the main activity is for individuals to bring and share food with one another. While they may also cook or talk, the defining feature of a potluck is sharing a variety of dishes. Therefore, the most accurate choice would be to emphasize that aspect.


Question:
Question: The product was not meant to be sold.  What was it for?
Choices:
A: shelf
B: cost one dollar
C: breaking
D: demonstration
E: store

Answer: D

The phrase "was not meant to be sold" suggests that the product's primary purpose was not for commercial sale but rather for a specific function. Among the options given, "demonstration" (D) fits best, indicating that the product was intended to be shown to others rather than sold.


Question:
Question: Where would you expect to find a hospital?
Choices:
A: every state
B: military base
C: doctor
D: detroit
E: most cities

Answer: E

To determine where hospitals are typically found, we should consider locations that have a consistent presence of medical facilities. While every state has hospitals, it is more common to find them in most cities, where the population density warrants such facilities. Hospitals are less likely to be found on military bases compared to civilian areas, and while Detroit has hospitals, it is not representative of the broader pattern.

Thus, the best answer is that hospitals are found in most cities.


Question:
Question: I wanted to stand up, what would I use to do this?
Choices:
A: feet
B: balance
C: effort
D: hands
E: courage

Answer: A

To stand up, the primary body parts involved are the feet, as they provide the foundation and contact with the ground needed for balance and movement. While balance and effort are important in the process of standing, the feet are the main physical tools used.


Question:
Question: If you were looking for a grape, where is one place where you probably wouldn't find one?
Choices:
A: kitchen
B: plate
C: field
D: winery
E: fruit stand

Answer: C

To identify the place where you probably wouldn't find a grape, let’s analyze the options:

A: Kitchen - Grapes can frequently be found in kitchens as a common fruit.
B: Plate - Grapes are often served on plates as food.
C: Field - Grapes are typically grown in fields, especially vineyards.
D: Winery - Grapes are processed in wineries, so they are definitely found there.
E: Fruit Stand - A fruit stand specifically sells fruits, including grapes.

Among these options, all are places where grapes would likely be found except for a plate when considered in terms of its broader context, like a dining situation. However, the plate can still be seen as holding grapes.

The best choice for a location where grapes would not be found is:


Question:
Question: Where is a good place for a window in a house?
Choices:
A: restroom
B: building
C: wall
D: classroom
E: space shuttle

Answer: C

To determine a good place for a window in a house, we should consider typical rooms where windows are beneficial. Among the choices:

A: Restroom - Windows can be good for ventilation but often have privacy concerns.
B: Building - Too vague; it doesn't specify a particular room.
C: Wall - A general location for windows in a house.
D: Classroom - Typically found in educational settings, not a house.
E: Space Shuttle - Not relevant to a typical house.

The best answer reflects an appropriate context for a window within a house, which could be a wall since windows are usually installed in walls to provide light and ventilation.


Question:
Question: If you stretch out your socks they will then have what kind of fit?
Choices:
A: cramped
B: loose
C: contract
D: park
E: compressing

Answer: B

If you stretch out your socks, they will become larger and less tight when worn. This implies they will have a loose fit. Thus, the best answer is B: loose.


Question:
Question: Where was he one speaker of many?
Choices:
A: drive in movie
B: shelf
C: conference
D: lecture hall
E: demonstration

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we need to consider where a person could be one speaker among many. A conference and a lecture hall are both environments where multiple speakers typically present. However, a conference is a broader term that encompasses various types of gatherings, including lectures.

A drive-in movie and shelf are not relevant as they do not pertain to speaking events. A demonstration generally involves practical displays rather than multiple speaking roles.

Given these considerations, the most appropriate place for someone to be one speaker of many is in a conference setting.


Question:
Question: The child couldn't lift the box of lead, it was what?
Choices:
A: toxic
B: light
C: isolated from sulphide pbs
D: very heavy
E: very dense

Answer: D

The child couldn't lift the box of lead, which indicates that the box likely has significant weight. Given the options provided, "very heavy" and "very dense" both seem plausible; however, density is a property of the material itself, while the inability to lift the box directly suggests its weight. Therefore, the best answer is that it was "very heavy."


Question:
Question: What would you be doing if you are bringing suit against someone?
Choices:
A: swimming
B: going to court
C: ruling
D: randomness
E: laughter

Answer: B

Bringing suit against someone means initiating a legal action, which involves going to court. The other choices, such as swimming, ruling, randomness, and laughter, do not relate to legal proceedings. Therefore, the most logical answer is B.


Question:
Question: Billy's boss told him to get a book from a high shelf, so he took a stepladder from what?
Choices:
A: store room
B: tool shed
C: hardware store
D: construction worker's vehicle
E: library

Answer: A

To retrieve a book from a high shelf, it’s most logical that Billy would take a stepladder from a location where such items are typically stored for use in the office or similar settings. The most suitable option among the choices is A: store room, as it implies a common area for storing supplies, which would likely include a stepladder.


Question:
Question: Where can you find someone's number written on paper?
Choices:
A: math book
B: mathematics
C: office
D: lottery
E: phonebook

Answer: E

To find someone's number written on paper, the most logical choice is a "phonebook." A phonebook contains listed telephone numbers for individuals and businesses. Other options like a math book, mathematics, office, and lottery do not specifically relate to personal contact information.


Question:
Question: Man probably invented sports because of its instinctual need to be what?
Choices:
A: recreational
B: competitive
C: good looking
D: fun
E: violent

Answer: B

To determine why man probably invented sports, we should consider instinctual human behaviors. Sports often involve competition, as they allow individuals to measure their skills against others, pushing performance and fostering camaraderie. While recreation and fun are important aspects of sports, the underlying driving force seems more aligned with competition. Therefore, the best choice is competitive.


Question:
Question: The realtor had a hard time selling the houses, he always had to explain that the former tenant used to shoot what in them?
Choices:
A: pornography
B: park
C: very large
D: foundation
E: walls

Answer: A

To determine what the former tenant used to "shoot" in the houses, we need to consider plausible contexts. "Shoot" generally refers to filming or photography, which aligns more closely with "pornography" (A) than with the other options. The other choices do not fit as they don't hypothetically connect to a tenant's activity in a house that would require an explanation to potential buyers.

Thus, the appropriate and logical answer is:


Question:
Question: Where could you find only a few place to stay?
Choices:
A: phone book
B: town
C: mexico
D: a holiday
E: city

Answer: B

To determine where you might find only a few places to stay, we can analyze the options:

A: A phone book lists many establishments and would not have only a few.

B: A town usually has a small number of accommodations, but it can vary widely in size.

C: Mexico is a large country with many options for places to stay, so this is not a suitable choice.

D: A holiday typically refers to a time for celebration and does not directly imply specific accommodations.

E: A city generally has many hotels and places to stay, so it’s not limited to just a few.

Considering these points, the best answer is that a town could generally be expected to have only a few accommodations compared to larger areas like cities or countries.


Question:
Question: If you find a bone wrapped in clothe, where are you?
Choices:
A: tomb
B: museum
C: arm
D: human body
E: hospital

Answer: A

To determine the most logical answer, consider the scenario of finding a bone wrapped in cloth.

- **Tomb (A)**: It's plausible to find a bone wrapped in cloth in a tomb, as burial practices often include wrapping bodies or bones.
- **Museum (B)**: A museum might display bones, but they are typically not wrapped in cloth.
- **Arm (C)**: This choice suggests a bone within the human arm; however, a bone would not be wrapped in cloth within itself.
- **Human body (D)**: Inside the human body, a bone would not be wrapped in cloth.
- **Hospital (E)**: While there may be bones for medical study, they would not typically be wrapped in cloth.

Given that tombs are associated with the burial of bones often wrapped in cloth, the best answer is A.


Question:
Question: If I am a spectator at a trade show, what am I likely watching?
Choices:
A: sporting event
B: racing
C: demonstration
D: show
E: watch event

Answer: C

As a spectator at a trade show, I am likely watching demonstrations of products or services, presentations from exhibitors, or showcases related to the industry. The term "demonstration" captures this aspect well, as it involves showing how something works or highlighting its features.


Question:
Question: Getting up early was new for her, she needed some drops to clear up her what?
Choices:
A: restlessness
B: starting early
C: tiredness
D: feeling tired
E: bloodshot eyes

Answer: E

The phrase "she needed some drops to clear up her..." suggests a physical condition rather than a psychological or behavioral state. Among the options, "bloodshot eyes" is most directly related to getting up early and often requires eye drops to alleviate. The other options are less fitting because they either don't need drops or don't specifically relate to the act of waking up early.


Question:
Question: There were many features displayed, but most were where for the one particular gallery?
Choices:
A: large city
B: art museum
C: london
D: france
E: new york city

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we consider that "one particular gallery" implies a specific location related to art. The other options include cities and regions. An "art museum" (Choice B) is a type of venue where galleries are typically found, making it the most suitable answer regarding a location focused on displayed features.


Question:
Question: Where do you get a new shopping bag?
Choices:
A: garage
B: retail store
C: storage cabinet
D: supermarket
E: car trunk

Answer: B

To get a new shopping bag, the most logical option is a retail store, as they typically offer bags for purchase. Supermarkets also provide bags, but they are often considered part of the retail category as well. However, the term "new shopping bag" fits best with a general "retail store" setting where various types of bags can be acquired.


Question:
Question: Where on the upper body do people want to remove hair?
Choices:
A: arm
B: mammals
C: person's head
D: mammoth trunk
E: sink

Answer: A

People typically want to remove hair from their arms and heads. However, since the question is specifically about the upper body, the most relevant choice is the arm.


Question:
Question: A person who fears A.I. has a main fear that man will lose the ability to what?
Choices:
A: go on vacation
B: work
C: cross street
D: control computer
E: separate things

Answer: D

A person who fears A.I. typically worries about losing control over technology and decision-making processes. The most relevant option related to this concern is the fear of losing the ability to control computers and the systems that A.I. represents. Hence, the answer is D.


Question:
Question: John was a servant, but he was paid for his work.  What was he?
Choices:
A: in charge
B: boss
C: free person
D: queen
E: lord

Answer: C

To determine what John was, we note that he was a servant, which implies a subordinate role. However, since he was paid for his work, he possesses a degree of autonomy and is not enslaved. Among the provided choices:

A: in charge - This contradicts the role of a servant.
B: boss - This also contradicts, as servitude indicates a lack of such authority.
C: free person - This makes sense given that he is a paid servant, indicating he has some level of freedom.
D: queen - This does not fit as he cannot be both a servant and a queen.
E: lord - This is the opposite of a servant.

Given this reasoning, the best answer is that John was a free person, as he is a servant by role but is compensated for his work, indicating a voluntary and paid relationship.


Question:
Question: Where is confetti thrown from the rooftops?
Choices:
A: big cities
B: new year's eve
C: air
D: shredder
E: streets

Answer: A

Confetti is often associated with celebrations, and while it can be thrown from various locations, there is a specific event where confetti is commonly thrown from rooftops, particularly in big cities during celebrations such as New Year's Eve. Therefore, "big cities" is the most relevant choice in this context.


Question:
Question: There was an attendant at the door to keep light from coming in during the show, it was a big premiere night at the what?
Choices:
A: theater
B: building
C: office
D: neighbor's house
E: funeral

Answer: A

The context of a "big premiere night" suggests that it is likely related to a film or performance. The reference to an attendant managing light indicates a venue where shows are commonly held. Among the given options, "theater" is the most relevant location for a premiere night.


Question:
Question: When there are group projects, how do people normally work on them?
Choices:
A: believe in god
B: work in teams
C: kiss each other
D: receive gifts
E: argue

Answer: B

In group projects, people typically collaborate and divide tasks among team members. Therefore, the most relevant choice that aligns with this behavior is "work in teams."


Question:
Question: Where might one find a bench of people sitting before they are taken away?
Choices:
A: car stand
B: bus stop
C: state park
D: bus depot
E: rest area

Answer: B

To determine where a bench of people might be sitting before they are taken away, we should consider locations associated with public transit. Options like a bus stop and bus depot are designed for waiting passengers.

- A bus stop is specifically designed for passengers waiting for a bus and does not usually have an area for extended seating beyond the bench.
- A bus depot is a larger terminal where buses are parked and passengers might wait; it likely has more seating and facilities.
- A car stand is primarily for taxis, and a state park is for recreational purposes, so neither directly corresponds to public transit.
- A rest area is for travelers on highways and may have benches but is less focused on public transportation.

The best answer is where people often wait for a bus before they are taken away. The bus stop would be the most common situation for this context.

Therefore, '


Question:
Question: Sam didn't care about what company he kept on Christmas.  He just didn't want to be what?
Choices:
A: you
B: alone
C: solitude
D: he want to marry
E: loneliness

Answer: B

Sam's indifference to the company he kept suggests that he values not being in a state of isolation during Christmas. The most direct way to interpret this is that he didn't want to be alone, which aligns with his desire to avoid solitude or feelings of loneliness. Therefore, the best answer is B, as it captures the essence of what he wants to avoid most directly.


Question:
Question: Where can many merchants have their stores under one roof?
Choices:
A: supermarket
B: store
C: mall
D: market
E: shopping center

Answer: C

Many merchants often have their stores located together in a single complex or building. The best option that describes such a place is a "mall," as it is specifically designed for multiple retail stores to operate under one roof.


Question:
Question: Where is a copy machine likely to be?
Choices:
A: barn
B: office
C: assembly line
D: museum
E: kitchen

Answer: B

A copy machine is typically found in places where documents need to be duplicated, which is common in an office setting. Therefore, the most logical choice is:


Question:
Question: What will happen if you get warm too much?
Choices:
A: feelin guilty
B: sleep
C: sweating
D: feel more comfortable
E: cuddle

Answer: C

If you get warm too much, your body will likely respond by sweating as a way to cool down. Sweating is a natural physiological response to overheating. The other options do not directly relate to the body's reaction to excess warmth.


Question:
Question: James wanted to add space for an extra guest, so he bought a hide bed sofa.  With that he'd be able to have two people stay over, one in the guest room, and one on the sofa.  Where might he have been?
Choices:
A: hotel
B: guest room
C: office
D: apartment
E: house

Answer: E

James bought a hide bed sofa to accommodate an extra guest, implying he needs a space for guests. The mention of a "guest room" suggests that he already has one guest space available. The most logical option is that he is in a residential context where one would need extra sleeping arrangements for guests. While a hotel might have a guest room, the need for a hide bed sofa indicates a more personal living space.

Considering all options, both "apartment" and "house" fit, but an apartment typically suggests less space, making a hide bed sofa more necessary. Still, either could be plausible. Ultimately, since our options don't specify further, a house seems more likely as it traditionally features a guest room.


Question:
Question: The crab was feeling cold in the water, where was he stuck?
Choices:
A: gulf of mexico
B: fridge freezer
C: fish market
D: grocery store
E: north sea

Answer: E

To determine where the crab was stuck, we should consider the options. The crab is aquatic, suggesting that the environments are limited to water bodies. The Gulf of Mexico and the North Sea are both natural aquatic environments, while the fridge freezer, fish market, and grocery store are not typical habitats for crabs.

Since the crab was feeling cold specifically in the water, "North Sea" could indicate a colder environment compared to "Gulf of Mexico." However, without further context, both are plausible.

The fish market and grocery store might also imply that the crab is out of its natural environment but could lead to confusion regarding feeling cold in water.

Ultimately, since the crab is in water and feeling cold aligns more with natural environmental conditions, the North Sea is the more suitable location due to its colder nature.


Question:
Question: Sarah was not a little girl anymore.  She learned the hard way when buying new clothes.  What size might she have worn?
Choices:
A: large
B: big
C: see work
D: lot of
E: bog

Answer: A

To determine what size Sarah might have worn, we know that she "was not a little girl anymore," which suggests she had outgrown children's sizes and likely moved to adult sizes. The options that relate to sizes are A (large) and B (big), both of which imply she is wearing a larger size. However, "large" is a commonly recognized size label, while "big" does not specify a size category.

The other options (C, D, E) do not relate to size at all. Therefore, the most logical choice that suggests an appropriate clothing size for someone who is not a little girl anymore is:


Question:
Question: What kind of structure are in if there is a large chandelier in the foyer?
Choices:
A: from the ceiling
B: building
C: apartment
D: mansion
E: spacious house

Answer: D

A large chandelier in the foyer typically suggests a structure with a grand entrance, which is more common in larger residential designs. Among the options, "mansion" best fits this description as it implies a luxurious and spacious dwelling often featuring such elegant decor. While a building or spacious house might also have chandeliers, they usually lack the specific connotation of luxury associated with a mansion.


Question:
Question: The story was interesting, the character grew to become a baby boy after starting out a what?
Choices:
A: old person
B: learn to speak
C: old man
D: adult
E: died

Answer: C

To determine what the character grew from before becoming a baby boy, we need to consider the logical transformations. While options A, C, and D imply growing older or reaching adulthood, they don't fit the transition to becoming a baby boy.

Options B ("learn to speak") and E ("died") also do not provide a trajectory that leads to becoming a baby.

Therefore, the most fitting answer that reflects a transformation from a more mature state to a baby is either "old person," "old man," or "adult." Among these, "old man" (option C) clearly denotes a male figure who is grown and can logically revert to being a baby boy, as it indicates the oldest version of an adult.

Thus, '


Question:
Question: Where is an apple tree likely found in abundance?
Choices:
A: south pole
B: park
C: vineyard
D: farmland
E: orchid

Answer: D

An apple tree is likely to be found in abundance in environments that support agricultural growth. While parks and vineyards can have trees, the best option that indicates cultivation specifically for apples would be "farmland," where crops, including fruit trees, are commonly grown.


Question:
Question: A retired person may have to return to work if they what?
Choices:
A: have debt
B: earn money
C: leave work
D: need money
E: key

Answer: D

A retired person may have to return to work if they need financial support. Therefore, the most relevant choice is:

D: need money


Question:
Question: Where could you find a monkey in the wild?
Choices:
A: friend's house
B: research laboratory
C: french government
D: beach
E: madagascar

Answer: E

To find a monkey in the wild, one would look for areas where they naturally inhabit. A friend's house and a research laboratory are both controlled environments where monkeys are unlikely to be found in the wild. The French government does not provide a natural habitat for monkeys. While you might see monkeys at a beach in some regions, it’s not their natural habitat. In contrast, Madagascar is known for its unique biodiversity, including various species of lemurs, which are primates closely related to monkeys.

Considering this reasoning, the best option is:


Question:
Question: Where would the steakhouse include a view of a Great Lake?
Choices:
A: michigan
B: florida
C: kansas city
D: maine
E: georgia

Answer: A

To have a view of a Great Lake, the steakhouse must be located near one of the lakes that constitute the Great Lakes: Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, or Ontario. Among the options provided, Michigan is the only state directly bordered by one of the Great Lakes.

Therefore, the final answer is A: michigan.


Question:
Question: Where are you likely to find a cubicle for many corporations?
Choices:
A: office building
B: work
C: bank
D: office work
E: restroom

Answer: A

A cubicle is typically associated with office settings where employees work. Among the choices, "office building" is the most accurate answer as it is a specific location that often contains multiple workspaces, including cubicles, used by various corporations. While "work" and "office work" are related, they are not specific locations. A bank doesn't typically use cubicles, and a restroom is not relevant.


Question:
Question: Much like a jaunt on the treadmill, thinking hard and long can cause what?
Choices:
A: depression
B: revelation
C: new thought
D: fatigue
E: knowledge

Answer: D

Thinking hard and long, similar to physical exertion on a treadmill, can lead to mental exhaustion or tiredness. Therefore, among the choices, "fatigue" is the most fitting outcome of prolonged mental effort.


Question:
Question: What would I do if I was being attacked?
Choices:
A: stay alive
B: get rid of
C: attacked
D: defend yourself
E: fall down

Answer: D

If you were being attacked, the logical response would typically involve taking action to protect yourself. Among the choices provided, 'defend yourself' is the most appropriate response.


Question:
Question: Where would you put a rubber stamp after using it?
Choices:
A: desk
B: art class
C: office
D: table
E: indiana

Answer: A

After using a rubber stamp, it is typically returned to a location where it can be organized and accessed easily for future use. Among the options provided, both "A: desk" and "C: office" are appropriate, but the desk is more likely a personal workspace where such items are usually kept immediately after use. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The potato wants to grow, where should it be placed?
Choices:
A: pantry
B: paper bag
C: underground
D: boiling water
E: drawer

Answer: C

A potato needs to grow in a suitable environment with soil, moisture, and warmth. Among the choices, "underground" is the only option that reflects the natural growth habitat of a potato.


Question:
Question: If you were to take Communion on a Sunday morning, what you expect the glass on the walls to be?
Choices:
A: many different colors
B: hold water
C: break easily
D: dirty
E: shattering

Answer: A

When taking Communion, the setting is typically one of reverence and cleanliness, often held in a church. The glass on the walls in this context would likely be well-maintained, clear, and not intended to break or be dirty. Thus, the most fitting answer regarding the expectations for such glass would not align with it being dirty, shattering, breaking easily, or holding water. "Many different colors" could be a possibility if referring to stained glass, which is common in churches, but it's less about the expectation of Communion specifically. Therefore, the best option, given the context, is that the glass reflects a standard of care and cleanliness. However, since none of the provided options strongly correlate to a commonly expected state of glass, the answer must be chosen from the remaining options.

Among these, "A: many different colors" could refer to stained glass, which is often found in churches and is a common feature during such events.

Thus, the final answer is '


Question:
Question: What is the opposite of something being liken to something else?
Choices:
A: discern
B: distinguish
C: metaphor
D: discriminate
E: contrast

Answer: E

To liken something to something else means to draw a comparison, highlighting similarities. The opposite would be to highlight differences instead. Among the choices given, "contrast" is the term that directly refers to comparing in order to show differences.

Thus, the final answer is E.


Question:
Question: What do you use when chatting with friends that aren't in the same place together?
Choices:
A: phone
B: computer
C: having friends
D: smoke
E: printer

Answer: A

When chatting with friends who aren't in the same place, the common tools used are typically devices like phones or computers that allow for communication. However, given that the question is specifically about chatting, the most relevant options are either phones or computers.

While a phone (Choice A) is specifically designed for communication, a computer (Choice B) can also facilitate chatting through various platforms. Still, the more general term for chatting implies any method of direct communication rather than the device itself.

Choices C (having friends), D (smoke), and E (printer) do not pertain to the act of chatting.

Considering all factors, a phone best represents the primary tool for communication when chatting, especially in casual situations.


Question:
Question: What are armies having to do when the countries are waging war?
Choices:
A: suffering
B: killing people
C: death and destruction
D: people die
E: crying

Answer: B

When countries are waging war, armies are primarily engaged in acts of aggression and combat against opposing forces, which involves armed conflict. The choices provided can be examined in this context:

A: Suffering - While this is a consequence of war, it is not a direct action taken by armies.
B: Killing people - This is a direct action that armies undertake in warfare.
C: Death and destruction - This encompasses the outcomes of warfare but does not specify the actions taken by armies.
D: People die - This is a consequence of warfare rather than an action.
E: Crying - This is an emotional response and not an action of armies.

The most direct answer to what armies are doing during war is "killing people."


Question:
Question: Where do kids gather in the entrance hall at the request of teachers?
Choices:
A: house
B: person
C: palace
D: school
E: hospital

Answer: D

To answer the question, we need to identify a location where kids typically gather at the request of teachers. The options include various places, but the context of kids gathering because of teachers suggests a structured environment associated with education.

- **A: house** - While kids gather in houses, it's not typically at the request of teachers.
- **B: person** - This option doesn't fit as a location.
- **C: palace** - Palaces are not associated with kids gathering for educational purposes.
- **D: school** - A school is a place where teachers request students to gather.
- **E: hospital** - Hospitals are not places where kids gather at the request of teachers.

Among these options, "school" is the only place that directly fits the scenario of kids gathering in an entrance hall at the request of teachers.


Question:
Question: The poet wanted to promote his new literature to literary majors, where did he go to do so?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: book store
C: university
D: study
E: home

Answer: C

To promote literature specifically to literary majors, the best choice would be a place associated with higher education and literature. A university typically hosts literary majors and would provide a relevant audience for the poet’s work.


Question:
Question: Where is refuse stored for a long time?
Choices:
A: incinerator
B: wastebasket
C: waste basket
D: dump
E: garbage can

Answer: D

Refuse that is stored for a long time is typically kept at a dump, which is designed for long-term waste disposal. Other options like incinerators, wastebaskets, and garbage cans are not intended for long-term storage.


Question:
Question: Danny was a human.  He needed to catch a flight, but stayed to long in an object made for humans to relax in.  Where might he have been?
Choices:
A: bathroom
B: couch
C: airport
D: homes
E: bed

Answer: E

To determine where Danny might have been, we need to identify a place designed for humans to relax that could cause someone to lose track of time before a flight.

- A bathroom (A) is not generally a place for prolonged relaxation.
- A couch (B) is a common spot for relaxation but doesn't typically lead to missing a flight.
- An airport (C) doesn’t fit the description of a relaxing object, though it’s where he is headed.
- Homes (D) are relaxing environments but are more generic and not specified.
- A bed (E) is specifically designed for relaxation and could easily lead to someone oversleeping or losing track of time.

Given that a bed (E) is the most probable place where someone might relax to the extent of missing their flight, that seems the most fitting option.


Question:
Question: The fight enemy choice had led him to a grave injury, he was now what?
Choices:
A: dying
B: victory
C: casualties
D: protect yourself
E: death

Answer: A

The phrase "grave injury" suggests a serious and potentially life-threatening condition. Therefore, the best options related to this context are "dying" or "death." However, "dying" implies an ongoing state whereas "death" indicates finality. Given the wording of the question, "grave injury" is usually associated with someone who is critically injured but still alive. Thus, the most fitting answer in the context of a serious injury leading to a critical state is "dying."


Question:
Question: The person was sick of the cold rain, what did he long for?
Choices:
A: peace
B: drink water
C: all kinds of things
D: compliments
E: sunny days

Answer: E

The phrase "sick of the cold rain" suggests a desire for better weather conditions, specifically ones that are warm and pleasant. Among the choices provided, "sunny days" directly reflects a longing for an alternative to the undesirable cold rain.


Question:
Question: His hotel had a view of a famous mountain, he sampled chocolates, and did more during his visit where?
Choices:
A: himalayas
B: pennsylvania
C: switzerland
D: picture
E: canada

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we need to consider the context given in the question. The mention of a "famous mountain" and sampling "chocolates" suggests a location known for both scenic views and high-quality chocolate.

1. **Himalayas** - While there are mountains, this region is not particularly famous for chocolates.
2. **Pennsylvania** - This does not fit with either mountains or chocolates.
3. **Switzerland** - Known for its beautiful mountains (like the Alps) and its famous chocolates.
4. **Picture** - Irrelevant, as it does not refer to a location.
5. **Canada** - While it has beautiful sights, it is not renowned for chocolate in the same way Switzerland is.

Given that Switzerland is famous for both its stunning mountain ranges and high-quality chocolates, it is the best choice.


Question:
Question: George hated changes to his salary. He wanted his supply  of money to be what?
Choices:
A: remain stable
B: stagnant
C: constant
D: unpleasant
E: permanent

Answer: C

George's dislike for changes to his salary indicates that he preferred consistency in his income. The best choices reflecting this idea are "stable," "constant," and "permanent." However, "stagnant" suggests a lack of growth, and "unpleasant" is irrelevant to his desire for his salary. Among the viable options, "constant" best conveys the idea of having no changes.


Question:
Question: James bought a new monitor and unpacked it.   He discarded the packaging materials and connected it.  What did he connect it to?
Choices:
A: internet cafe
B: display images
C: box
D: view bluescreen
E: desktop

Answer: E

To determine what James connected his new monitor to, we should consider typical scenarios involving a monitor. The most logical option is that he connected it to a computer, which is commonly referred to as a desktop in this context. The other choices either do not make sense or do not directly relate to a typical monitor setup.

Therefore, the final answer is E: desktop.


Question:
Question: He was studying anatomy, he knew that the main artery in his neck provided blood to his what?
Choices:
A: own brain
B: busy city
C: thruway
D: hand
E: neck

Answer: A

The main artery in the neck, specifically referring to the carotid artery, primarily supplies blood to the brain. Therefore, the correct choice is that he knew it provided blood to his own brain.


Question:
Question: The heir to this country's throne isn't the prince of it. What country is it?
Choices:
A: fairy tale
B: egypt
C: england
D: europe
E: castle

Answer: C

The phrase "heir to this country's throne isn't the prince of it" suggests a situation where the current prince is not the direct heir, which is typically associated with certain royal lineages. In the context of real nations, a well-known example is England, where Prince William is the heir apparent, not Prince Harry. However, he still retains the title of prince.

Other options like "fairy tale," "castle," or "europe" don't refer to specific countries, while "Egypt" does not have a prince structure as does England.

Given this reasoning:


Question:
Question: Why does this person eat so much?
Choices:
A: gain weight
B: promise to do
C: catch cold
D: finish food
E: fear death

Answer: A

To determine why this person eats so much, we need to evaluate the choices provided based on logic and common motivations for overeating.

- A: gain weight - This is a plausible reason as many people eat excessively to gain weight, whether for health reasons or personal preference.
- B: promise to do - This is unclear and doesn't logically connect to why someone would eat in excess.
- C: catch cold - This does not relate to eating habits; overeating does not lead to catching a cold.
- D: finish food - This could be a reason if they are trying to not waste food, but it is less compelling than gaining weight.
- E: fear death - While strong emotions can drive people to overeat, fear of death is less likely to be a direct motivation for eating excessively.

Considering these points, option A (gain weight) is the most straightforward and typical explanation for why someone would eat so much.


Question:
Question: Almost everyone who has been driving a car has seen or been in a what?
Choices:
A: getting tired
B: go somewhere
C: water pollute
D: backache
E: automobile accidents

Answer: E

Almost everyone who has been driving a car has likely encountered situations related to automobile usage. Among the given choices, "automobile accidents" is a common occurrence that drivers may witness or unfortunately be involved in while driving. The other options, while they may be associated with driving to some extent, do not fit as directly with the context of all drivers experiencing them.


Question:
Question: Where would a woman keep a dollar bill?
Choices:
A: wallet
B: pocket
C: mailbox
D: buy coke
E: purse

Answer: E

A woman would keep a dollar bill in a place that is convenient and secure for carrying money. Both a wallet and a purse are typical items for storing cash. While a pocket could also be a possibility, it’s less common for securely storing paper money. A mailbox is not relevant for this scenario, and "buy coke" is not a storage option. Comparing the two relevant options, a purse is often more associated with carrying money than a wallet, which is usually smaller.


Question:
Question: Where would you put condiments if you are planning to use them soon?
Choices:
A: kitchen
B: pantry
C: table
D: refrigerator
E: container

Answer: C

To choose the best location for condiments that are going to be used soon, we should consider convenience and access. While the kitchen is suitable, the table is even more accessible for immediate use during meal times. Therefore, placing condiments on the table allows for easy access when they are needed right away.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a trash can while enjoying the great outdoors?
Choices:
A: water cooler
B: alley
C: park
D: food place
E: motel

Answer: C

To determine where you would likely find a trash can while enjoying the great outdoors, we can analyze the options provided:

A: A water cooler is typically found indoors, often in offices or buildings, not outdoors.

B: An alley may have trash cans, but it's not a place associated with outdoor enjoyment; it's more urban and often not considered recreational.

C: A park is inherently designed for outdoor enjoyment, and it usually includes amenities like trash cans for visitors and picnickers.

D: A food place, while it can have trash cans, is usually indoors or near buildings rather than being part of the outdoor experience.

E: A motel, like food places, is primarily an indoor location, so it’s not typically where you'd find a trash can in a natural outdoor setting.

Considering these analyses, the best place to find a trash can while enjoying the great outdoors is a park.


Question:
Question: James owned a historic deli.  It had some protections that helped him keep it open.  It was an important landmark where?
Choices:
A: new york city
B: indianapolis
C: office building
D: shopping center
E: strip mall

Answer: A

To determine where James' historic deli was an important landmark, we consider notable cities known for their historic food establishments. New York City is renowned for its delis, especially historic ones, such as Katz's Delicatessen. The other options, such as Indianapolis, office buildings, shopping centers, and strip malls, do not hold the same historical significance regarding delis. Therefore, the best answer is that the deli was an important landmark in New York City.


Question:
Question: Before the game some players knelt to pray, they did this because they what?
Choices:
A: being watched
B: you're scared
C: were religious
D: god hears
E: talk to god

Answer: C

The players likely knelt to pray because it is a common expression of their religious beliefs and a way to seek divine support before a game. Therefore, the best answer is that they "were religious."


Question:
Question: Where are people who do the same kind of work likely to gather?
Choices:
A: train station
B: convention
C: workplace
D: wedding
E: theater

Answer: B

People who do the same kind of work are most likely to gather in a setting that is relevant to their profession. A convention is a place where individuals from the same industry or field come together to share ideas, network, and learn about new developments. While a workplace is also correct, it is more specific to where they perform their job rather than a gathering.

Thus, the best answer for where they are likely to gather is:


Question:
Question: Where can you find the tallest skyscraper in the mid-western U.S.?
Choices:
A: high population
B: manhattan
C: new york city
D: chicago
E: large city

Answer: D

The tallest skyscraper in the mid-western U.S. is located in Chicago. Therefore, the best answer is D: Chicago.


Question:
Question: Where can you find cord along side nails and bolts?
Choices:
A: delivery room
B: garage
C: sporting goods store
D: office
E: hardware store

Answer: E

To find cord alongside nails and bolts, we would look for a place that sells hardware and construction materials. A hardware store typically carries all these items, while a delivery room, garage, sporting goods store, and office do not mainly focus on such supplies.


Question:
Question: The climber was suffering elevation sickness, his wits were suffering what?
Choices:
A: diminishment
B: reduction
C: depression
D: demotion
E: disgust

Answer: A

Elevation sickness typically affects physical condition and mental clarity. Among the choices, "diminishment" aligns best with the idea of suffering or a decline in mental acuity. The other options do not accurately describe the cognitive impact in the context provided.


Question:
Question: How much money should we print if we want to fight inflation?
Choices:
A: happiness
B: sense of accomplishment
C: not very much
D: dissatisfaction
E: saving money

Answer: C

To fight inflation, printing more money is generally counterproductive as it increases the money supply, which can lead to higher inflation. Therefore, the most logical choice regarding the amount of money to print would be "not very much."


Question:
Question: The always greeted each other with a kiss, it was a simple way to do what?
Choices:
A: manipulate
B: show affection
C: companion
D: seperate
E: electrical circuit

Answer: B

The phrase "always greeted each other with a kiss" suggests a gesture that is typically associated with warmth and emotion. Therefore, the most logical interpretation of this action is that it serves to convey feelings between the individuals involved.

After considering the options:
A (manipulate) does not fit the context of a kiss.
B (show affection) aligns perfectly with the action described.
C (companion) is not directly relevant to the action of greeting.
D (separate) contradicts the idea of greeting positively.
E (electrical circuit) has no connection to the context at all.

The best choice is to show affection.


Question:
Question: If a person is looking at houses, what is their end goal?
Choices:
A: own property
B: cross street
C: bring home
D: will succeed
E: mortgage

Answer: A

The person looking at houses is likely trying to purchase one, which aligns with the goal of owning property. The other options do not reflect a relevant end goal in the context of house hunting.


Question:
Question: John spent an hour in the bath just relaxing.  He enjoyed the sensations of it. He liked doing what?
Choices:
A: invigorating
B: being clean
C: fall asleep
D: deep breathing
E: feeling good

Answer: E

John spent an hour in the bath relaxing and enjoying the sensations, which suggests he appreciated the overall experience and comfort rather than a specific activity or state. The best choice that reflects a general sense of well-being and enjoyment is "feeling good."


Question:
Question: What country has the carpathians and is the furthest in the direction of the side that won the U.S. Civil War?
Choices:
A: slovakia
B: slovenia
C: poland
D: ukraine
E: romania

Answer: C

The Carpathian Mountains extend through several countries in Central and Eastern Europe, including Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine, and Romania. To determine which of these countries is furthest in the direction of the side that won the U.S. Civil War (the North, or Union), we need to consider geographical direction.

- Slovakia is located to the southwest of the Carpathians.
- Slovenia is further southwest, not part of the Carpathians.
- Poland lies to the northwest of the Carpathians.
- Ukraine is located to the east of the Carpathians.
- Romania is to the south of the Carpathians.

Since the Union won the U.S. Civil War, looking for the country that is furthest north gives us Poland.

Thus, the furthest country that contains part of the Carpathians towards the winning side of the U.S. Civil War is Poland.


Question:
Question: In the Roman Empire a person who was not of noble birth was called a what?
Choices:
A: inferior
B: plebeian
C: priest
D: common
E: ignoble

Answer: B

In the Roman Empire, the term used for a person who was not of noble birth is "plebeian." This term specifically refers to the commoners as opposed to the aristocracy (the patricians).


Question:
Question: The teenagers were celebrating irresponsibly, what were they doing?
Choices:
A: drinking
B: lude behavior
C: happiness
D: intimacy
E: enjoyment

Answer: A

The phrase "celebrating irresponsibly" implies actions that are typically considered reckless or risky. Among the choices, "drinking" (A) is the most directly associated with irresponsible behavior typically exhibited by teenagers in a celebratory context. While other options may relate to aspects of celebration, they do not specifically imply irresponsibility as clearly as drinking does.


Question:
Question: What does the bird have in tree?
Choices:
A: forest
B: hope
C: sky
D: nest
E: roof

Answer: D

The question asks what a bird has in a tree. Among the given options, a "nest" is something that birds commonly build and have in trees. The other options, while related to the environment of a bird, do not fit as directly.


Question:
Question: Most people recognize that earth experiences a set of distinct what?
Choices:
A: four seasons
B: one moon
C: cold tempurature
D: gravity
E: six populated continents

Answer: A

The question asks what distinct characteristic most people recognize that earth experiences. Among the options, "four seasons" stands out as a clear and commonly understood concept that reflects the distinct changes in climate throughout the year. The other options, while true, do not represent something that experiences distinct variations in the same way that the seasons do.


Question:
Question: When someone isn't ridiculous at all they are what?
Choices:
A: straightforward
B: serious
C: sad
D: somber
E: solemn

Answer: B

To determine which word best expresses the absence of ridiculousness, we consider the meanings of the choices provided:

A: straightforward - directly clear and uncomplicated, but doesn't necessarily imply seriousness.
B: serious - shows that a person is earnest and thoughtful, which aligns well with not being ridiculous.
C: sad - implies unhappiness; does not relate to the concept of being not ridiculous.
D: somber - means dark or dull in tone, often serious in mood, but can have a more melancholic connotation.
E: solemn - conveys a sense of earnestness and seriousness, similar to 'serious,' but can imply a lack of levity or cheer.

Among these, 'serious' is the most direct synonym for not being ridiculous, as it implies a lack of frivolity or silliness.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: When not in a city where would expect to see a bald eagle?
Choices:
A: painting
B: aviary
C: rural area
D: zoo
E: colorado

Answer: C

Bald eagles are typically found in natural habitats rather than urban environments. They prefer rural areas where there are open spaces, bodies of water, and suitable nesting sites. Therefore, the most logical choice is a rural area.


Question:
Question: Where would you go to argue about important bills?
Choices:
A: mail box
B: the post office
C: congress
D: restaurant
E: trash

Answer: C

To argue about important bills, one would go to a place where legislative discussions and decisions occur. The options provided include locations that are not relevant for such discussions, except for one.

- A mail box and the post office are related to mailing, not debating.
- A restaurant is for dining, not legislative debate.
- Trash is not a place for argument or discussion.

Congress, however, is the legislative body where important bills are debated and decided. Therefore, it is the best choice.


Question:
Question: There was no food in Danny place.  He had to go across the road and ask for some. Where might he have asked for food?
Choices:
A: kitchen
B: military base
C: shelf
D: neighbor's house
E: restroom

Answer: D

To determine where Danny might have asked for food, we consider the context of the question. The options include places that could logically provide food.

A: Kitchen - This is where food is prepared, but it's not a place he would ask for food if there's none in his place.
B: Military base - This is an unlikely option as it's not a common place for an individual to ask for food.
C: Shelf - This is a storage place, not a person or establishment to ask for food.
D: Neighbor's house - This is a reasonable place to ask for food as neighbors often help each other.
E: Restroom - This is not a place where one would ask for food.

Given these considerations, the most logical place for Danny to have asked for food is his neighbor's house.


Question:
Question: The living conditions were poor, but the building wasn't condemned as they were still barely what?
Choices:
A: adequate
B: poormouth
C: rich
D: enough
E: good

Answer: A

The sentence suggests that while the living conditions were poor, they still met a minimal standard that prevented the building from being condemned. The best choice that aligns with this context is "adequate," as it implies that the conditions, while not good, were sufficient to avoid condemnation.


Question:
Question: Which coast are toll roads not near the pacific ocean on?
Choices:
A: delaware
B: new jersey
C: eastern united states
D: connecticut
E: good repair

Answer: C

To determine which coast has toll roads that are not near the Pacific Ocean, we need to consider the geographical location of the options given.

- A: Delaware is located on the east coast, near the Atlantic Ocean, not the Pacific.
- B: New Jersey is also on the east coast, close to the Atlantic, and far from the Pacific.
- C: Eastern United States generally refers to states on the east coast, again not near the Pacific.
- D: Connecticut is on the east coast, similarly located near the Atlantic Ocean, away from the Pacific.
- E: Good repair does not refer to a coastal location.

Since all of the options (A, B, C, D) indicate places on the east coast or are irrelevant (E), the best answer is C, as it encompasses the entire eastern United States, which is clearly not near the Pacific Ocean.


Question:
Question: Where is a flute likely to be in a pit?
Choices:
A: party
B: orchestra
C: musical instrument store
D: marching band
E: symphony

Answer: B

The question asks where a flute is likely to be found in a pit. In this context, the term "pit" commonly refers to the orchestra pit, which is the area where musicians perform, typically in front of a stage for a theatrical performance. Among the choices provided, "orchestra" and "symphony" are related to performance settings where a flute is used, but "orchestra" specifically implies the musicians are situated in a pit for a performance. Other options like a party and a musical instrument store do not fit the context. Therefore, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: After the sex she had spent the night at his house, he got up early to make and what?
Choices:
A: love another
B: coffee
C: smoke
D: eat breakfast
E: wait for

Answer: D

In the context of a scenario where one person stays at another's house after an intimate encounter, it's common for the host to make breakfast or coffee for their guest. While both options (B: coffee and D: eat breakfast) could apply, making coffee is often a common first step in the morning after such a night. However, typically, after spending the night, one would more likely prepare breakfast. Therefore, the best answer would be to eat breakfast.


Question:
Question: When having food it is common to do what other act of consumption?
Choices:
A: drinking
B: playing poker
C: sit
D: talk
E: being greedy

Answer: A

When having food, it is common to engage in drinking, as eating and drinking often go hand in hand during meals. The other options, while potentially relevant in certain contexts, are not as directly related to the act of consuming food. Therefore, the most logical choice is A: drinking.


Question:
Question: John is an omnidiciplinarian. Where might he find success?
Choices:
A: ocean
B: working hard
C: various situations
D: michigan
E: awards ceremony

Answer: C

An omnidisciplinarian is someone who is knowledgeable or skilled in multiple disciplines. This broad expertise suggests that John could be successful in diverse contexts and scenarios. Therefore, the best answer would be:


Question:
Question: If I wanted to go through a door, but it was closed, what would I have to do to it?
Choices:
A: keep people out
B: enclose cupboard
C: teleport
D: glass
E: open

Answer: E

To go through a closed door, the logical action required is to make the door accessible by removing the barrier it presents. The only relevant choice that indicates this action is to "open" the door.


Question:
Question: The small child liked looking at all the pictures of the animals and hearing his mom say the accompanying rhymes, but the jellyfish was his favorite animal in the whole what?
Choices:
A: japanese restaurant
B: lake
C: zoo
D: book
E: current

Answer: D

The context suggests that the child enjoys looking at pictures and hearing rhymes associated with them. This implies that the jellyfish is likely part of a collection of images or descriptions found within a specific medium. Among the choices, "book" fits best as it suggests a story or illustrations featuring animals, which aligns with the child's experience of looking at pictures and hearing accompanying rhymes.


Question:
Question: What do you do to make sure that you are remembering?
Choices:
A: bad time
B: closing eyes
C: answering question
D: stopping to think
E: forgetting

Answer: D

To ensure that I am remembering, the most effective action from the choices provided is to stop and think. This involves actively engaging with the memory process and reflecting on information to reinforce it. The other options do not contribute positively to memory retention.