Question:
Question: The man's goals were noble, but his methods were what?
Choices:
A: peasant
B: inferior
C: ignoble
D: plebeian
E: uneducated

Answer: C

The phrase "noble goals" implies that the man's intentions are honorable or commendable. Therefore, the methods he used may contrast with those intentions, suggesting they are not honorable. The word "ignoble" directly describes actions that are contrary to what is noble or honorable, making it the best choice in this context.


Question:
Question: They made a mess eating on the sofa bed, they dripped a tangy what sauce all over it?
Choices:
A: basement
B: guest room
C: horseradish
D: bathroom
E: living room

Answer: C

To choose the best answer, we need to identify what is likely to be associated with eating on a sofa bed and the context of dripped sauce. The options A (basement), B (guest room), D (bathroom), and E (living room) are all places but do not fit with the food context. Among the options, C (horseradish) is a type of sauce that could tangy and would be likely to drip.

Given that the question specifies a sauce that dripped, the most logical answer would be C.


Question:
Question: The cow farm was free range, it provided all the quality meat to t he bay area of where?
Choices:
A: slaughter house
B: rural area
C: nursery rhyme
D: northern california
E: farmyard

Answer: D

To determine the best answer, we need to identify where the "bay area" mentioned in the question is located. The Bay Area is primarily associated with Northern California. The other options, such as "slaughter house," "rural area," "nursery rhyme," and "farmyard," do not specifically relate to the Bay Area location. Therefore, the logical choice is "northern california."


Question:
Question: Joe stood in the balcony and watched the Mardi Gras parade go by.  Where is he most likely to be?
Choices:
A: theatre
B: outside
C: new orleans
D: movie house
E: hotel

Answer: C

Joe is watching a parade, which typically takes place outdoors. Additionally, Mardi Gras is famously celebrated in New Orleans. Therefore, the most appropriate answer considering both the location of the event and the outdoor setting is C: new orleans.


Question:
Question: Where can a talking bee be found?
Choices:
A: great outdoors
B: story book
C: flower shop
D: field of flowers
E: herb garden

Answer: B

A talking bee is typically a fictional character found in stories rather than in real life situations. Therefore, the best answer is where such a character would be most likely presented.

The best choice here is "story book," as it is a common setting for anthropomorphized animals.


Question:
Question: Where can someone keep a small clock?
Choices:
A: office building
B: house
C: department store
D: lodge
E: desk

Answer: E

A small clock can be kept in many places, but the most specific and suitable choice would be a location where one typically places items like a clock. While all options could theoretically hold a small clock, a desk is a designated space typically used for such items. Therefore, it is the most appropriate answer.


Question:
Question: The statistician looked at the attribute but wanted more information, what did he want?
Choices:
A: calculus
B: description
C: formulas
D: sentence where described
E: array

Answer: B

The statistician looked at the attribute, which implies they are seeking a deeper understanding or further details about it. Among the options provided, "description" is the most fitting choice, as it directly relates to acquiring more information about the attribute.


Question:
Question: You would hold what tool used to make plants wet by a handle?
Choices:
A: coins
B: baseball bat
C: coffeepot
D: watering can
E: carry object

Answer: D

To make plants wet, you would need a tool that holds water and can be poured out. A watering can specifically serves this purpose, as it has a handle for easy handling and a spout for directing water. The other options do not relate to watering plants effectively.


Question:
Question: What is the outcome when two people are competing against each other?
Choices:
A: encouraging
B: injury
C: frustration
D: one winner
E: pride

Answer: D

In a competitive scenario between two individuals, the most direct and typical outcome is that one person emerges as the winner, while the other does not achieve victory. Other options like encouragement, injury, frustration, or pride may occur but are not guaranteed outcomes of the competition itself.

Therefore, the best answer is D: one winner.


Question:
Question: He had done wrong, he felt everybody judging him and began what?
Choices:
A: being judged
B: hurt feelings
C: go to jail
D: feeling guilty
E: apologetic

Answer: D

The sentence implies that he recognizes his wrongdoing and is aware of the judgment from others, which typically leads to a sense of guilt. Among the options, "feeling guilty" most directly addresses his internal emotional state resulting from his awareness of wrongdoing and judgment.


Question:
Question: Indian restaurants can be found in many of these throughout the world. What are they?
Choices:
A: more sophisticated town
B: seattle
C: san francisco
D: curry
E: large city

Answer: E

Indian restaurants are commonly found in large urban areas where there is a higher population density and a diverse demographic that appreciates a variety of cuisines. Therefore, the best answer that encompasses the idea of where Indian restaurants can be found around the world is "large city."


Question:
Question: When you fight inflation you expect to see what at stores?
Choices:
A: lower prices
B: raise interest rates
C: more demand
D: more money
E: have money

Answer: A

To fight inflation, typically measures are taken that lead to a decrease in consumer spending and overall demand, which is expected to stabilize or lower prices over time. Therefore, when fighting inflation, one expects to see lower prices at stores as a result of these measures.


Question:
Question: From where does a mother read a story to their child?
Choices:
A: tall building
B: british building
C: mall
D: book of stories
E: moon

Answer: D

A mother typically reads a story to their child from a written source, which in this context is most accurately represented by the choice of a "book of stories." The other options do not pertain to where a mother would read a story.


Question:
Question: If you're spending too much time intensely jogging what can happen?
Choices:
A: blisters
B: practice for mar-than
C: improved health
D: being tired
E: heart attacks

Answer: E

Intensely jogging for extended periods can lead to several physical consequences. While blisters and fatigue are common outcomes, excessive and strenuous activity heightens the risk of severe issues, such as heart attacks, especially if proper conditioning and breaks are not observed. Therefore, while options A and D are valid results, option E addresses a more serious potential consequence.


Question:
Question: After taking measurements with an armband, the doctor recommended medicine for what purpose?
Choices:
A: guard against disease
B: lower cholesterol
C: cargo
D: lower blood pressure
E: diabetes

Answer: D

The question mentions that the doctor recommended medicine after taking measurements with an armband. Typically, an armband is used to measure blood pressure, which suggests that the medication would likely be related to that measurement. Therefore, the most relevant purpose for the medicine would be to lower blood pressure.


Question:
Question: John's kitchen sink was clogged.  He had other sinks, though, and ended up washing dishes where?
Choices:
A: laboratory
B: neighbor's house
C: office
D: home
E: laundry room

Answer: E

John had other sinks available, implying he likely used another sink within his home environment. The options include locations outside of his home (laboratory, neighbor's house, office) and areas within his home (kitchen, laundry room). Given that the kitchen sink was clogged, the most logical alternative would be the laundry room where another sink might be located for washing dishes.

Therefore, the final answer is E: laundry room.


Question:
Question: After a long night out the drunken man lost consciousness, he showed a sign of sickness right before passing out, what was it?
Choices:
A: dream
B: vomiting
C: panic
D: cancer
E: blurred vision

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, let's analyze the situation. The man was drunk and lost consciousness after showing a sign of sickness. Among the choices:

A: Dream - This is not a physical sign of sickness.
B: Vomiting - This is a common reaction to excessive drinking and can signify sickness.
C: Panic - While possible, panic is not a direct sign of sickness.
D: Cancer - This is a chronic illness and unlikely to be a symptom following a night of drinking.
E: Blurred vision - This can occur due to alcohol consumption but does not indicate sickness in the same way as vomiting.

Given that vomiting directly indicates a reaction to sickness and is a common occurrence with excessive drinking, it is the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: The mosquitoes were about to be crushed by a fly swatter, what would they do to survive?
Choices:
A: spread disease
B: swamp
C: buzz off
D: bug campers
E: fly away

Answer: E

To survive an imminent threat from a fly swatter, the most logical action for mosquitoes would be to escape quickly. Among the choices provided, "fly away" clearly represents a survival tactic by avoiding danger.


Question:
Question: What do you feel for a someone when you comfort friend?
Choices:
A: care
B: hand shake
C: money
D: feeling bad
E: hug

Answer: A

When comforting a friend, the primary emotion involved is one of empathy and concern for their well-being. This is best expressed through actions that show support and affection, such as a hug or simply caring for them. Among the options provided, "care" is the most direct representation of the feelings involved.


Question:
Question: Where are boxes of products stored?
Choices:
A: shoe store
B: basement
C: shed
D: garage
E: warehouse

Answer: E

To determine where boxes of products are typically stored, we should consider the nature of each option.

- A shoe store (A) displays products for sale rather than storing them in boxes.
- A basement (B) can be used for storage but is not specifically designed for storing products in bulk.
- A shed (C) generally serves as a small outdoor storage space, often for tools rather than commercial products.
- A garage (D) can be used for storage, but it is mainly associated with vehicles and personal items.
- A warehouse (E) is specifically designed for the storage of large quantities of products before they are distributed.

Given these considerations, the best answer is E: warehouse.


Question:
Question: What garment popular with the flappers of the 1920's has thin shoulder straps?
Choices:
A: iphone
B: baggage
C: golf bag
D: chemise
E: brassiere

Answer: D

The garment popular with the flappers of the 1920s that has thin shoulder straps is typically referred to as a "chemise." It is a loose-fitting dress that embodies the flapper style. The other options do not fit this description.


Question:
Question: There's few places where a skyscraper just blends in, a panorama of what dense island is one of them?
Choices:
A: big city
B: manhattan
C: metropolis
D: large city
E: village

Answer: B

The question implies that the skyline of a dense area is characterized by skyscrapers blending in seamlessly, which is characteristic of urban areas. Among the options, "Manhattan" is renowned for its iconic skyscrapers and urban density. While "big city," "metropolis," and "large city" are broader terms, they do not specifically reference a recognizable location as "Manhattan" does. "Village" is clearly not appropriate due to its lack of skyscrapers.

Therefore, the best answer is B: Manhattan.


Question:
Question: In what glove-shaped state can you get something to eat at a delicatessen?
Choices:
A: michigan
B: bar
C: large city
D: mall
E: shop

Answer: A

The clue "glove-shaped state" refers to Michigan, which is often described as having a shape resembling a glove due to the shape of its Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula. Delicatessens are food establishments typically found in larger cities, malls, or shops, but the key is the "glove-shaped state." Therefore, the best answer is Michigan.


Question:
Question: Where is an active solider likely to sleep?
Choices:
A: armored car
B: white house
C: underwater
D: tent
E: trenches

Answer: D

An active soldier is likely to sleep in environments that are practical for military operations. Among the options provided, a "tent" is a common temporary sleeping arrangement used by soldiers in the field, especially during deployments or exercises. While "trenches" could also be a historical option, they are less common in modern warfare contexts.

Considering the practicality and common usage in active military situations, "tent" is the most appropriate choice.


Question:
Question: When would you want to have food?
Choices:
A: cook
B: eat
C: shop
D: burned
E: hungry

Answer: E

To determine when you would want to have food, we need to identify the context in which the desire for food arises. The most relevant choice is "hungry" (E), as this describes the state that typically prompts someone to want to eat.

The other options relate to actions associated with food but do not directly answer the question of when the desire occurs. "Eat" (B) suggests the action taken once you have food, while "cook" (A) refers to the preparation stage, and "shop" (C) involves acquiring food. "Burned" (D) generally indicates something negative related to food.

Thus, the most logical answer is when you feel "hungry."


Question:
Question: Many different materials are needed to make what dwelling for people?
Choices:
A: construction
B: house
C: anything
D: dwelling
E: fabric store

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we need to identify which option describes a type of dwelling that requires various materials for its construction.

- A: "construction" refers to the process rather than a specific dwelling.
- B: "house" is indeed a type of dwelling that requires various materials (wood, bricks, etc.).
- C: "anything" is too vague and does not specifically refer to a dwelling.
- D: "dwelling" is a general term but does not specify a particular type that requires materials.
- E: "fabric store" does not relate to dwellings.

Among these, the most specific and relevant choice that explicitly refers to a dwelling requiring various materials is B: "house."


Question:
Question: Grapes are often grown in what sort of location in order to produce a beverage that impairs the senses when inbibed?
Choices:
A: rows
B: bowl of fruit
C: winery
D: painting
E: fruit stand

Answer: C

To produce a beverage that impairs the senses, such as wine, grapes are typically grown in a winery or vineyard. Among the choices, the term "winery" directly refers to a facility dedicated to the production of wine, making it the most relevant option.


Question:
Question: What will friends in elementary school likely do?
Choices:
A: go somewhere
B: tell story
C: going out at night
D: jump rope
E: teach

Answer: D

In elementary school, friends are more likely to engage in playful activities typical of their age. Among the options provided, "jump rope" is a common playground activity that friends would do together during school hours. The other options, like "going out at night" and "teach," are less likely given their age group.


Question:
Question: You want strong steel cable in your what if you're going to be off road driving?
Choices:
A: ground
B: ship
C: construction site
D: winch
E: tool box

Answer: D

When off-road driving, a strong steel cable is typically used with a winch. A winch helps in pulling or recovering vehicles that may get stuck in off-road environments. The other options do not directly relate to the need for strong steel cable in the context of off-road driving.


Question:
Question: Where could a restaurant be located that would allow someone to sleep there?
Choices:
A: cafeteria
B: building
C: at hotel
D: business sector
E: yellow pages

Answer: C

To determine where a restaurant could be located that would allow someone to sleep there, we should consider the options.

- A cafeteria (A) typically serves food and does not have accommodations for sleeping.
- A building (B) is too vague and could refer to many types of structures.
- A hotel (C) often includes restaurants and provides accommodations for sleeping.
- The business sector (D) refers to a general area where various businesses operate and does not directly imply sleeping arrangements.
- The yellow pages (E) is a directory and does not represent a physical location where one could sleep.

Given these considerations, the best answer is that a restaurant could be located in a hotel, as hotels often provide facilities for dining as well as sleeping.


Question:
Question: What do dogs like to eat?
Choices:
A: bones
B: mice
C: bad breath
D: four legs
E: fleas

Answer: A

Dogs are known to enjoy eating bones, as they provide a satisfying texture and flavor. While some dogs might occasionally catch and eat small animals like mice, this is not a common preference. The other options, such as bad breath, four legs, and fleas, are not food items. Therefore, the best choice that represents what dogs like to eat is A: bones.


Question:
Question: When you meet interesting people your contacts list is likely to do what?
Choices:
A: remember names
B: grow
C: friendly
D: cordial
E: friendship

Answer: B

Meeting interesting people typically leads to expanding one's network, resulting in an increase in contacts. Therefore, the most logical choice is that your contacts list is likely to grow.


Question:
Question: Climbing a hill can give you a good way to survey what?
Choices:
A: great outdoors
B: the clown
C: virginia
D: landscape
E: countryside

Answer: D

Climbing a hill provides an elevated view, which is ideal for surveying expansive areas. Among the choices, "landscape" and "countryside" both refer to wide outward views, but "landscape" encompasses a broader range of visual elements, including man-made structures and natural features. However, in the context of a hill specifically, "countryside" may imply a more rural setting often seen from such elevations. Given the broader interpretation of what one might survey from a hill, the best choice is "landscape."


Question:
Question: She had a problem that she would always spend money, her favorite hobby was to what?
Choices:
A: make things
B: earn more
C: buy things
D: make money
E: go shopping

Answer: E

Given that the problem is about spending money, it's logical to conclude that her favorite hobby would be closely related to this behavior. Among the choices provided, "go shopping" (E) directly indicates an activity centered on spending money. The other options are not as directly connected to the act of spending money.

Thus, the final answer is E.


Question:
Question: Sarah loved riding horse but she was having pain in his legs because of it. She was experiencing what sesation?
Choices:
A: bouncing
B: shaky
C: fear
D: movement
E: stiffness

Answer: E

Sarah is experiencing pain in her legs due to riding horses, which suggests a feeling of tightness or discomfort often associated with prolonged use or exertion of muscles. Among the choices, the sensation most closely related to pain resulting from activity such as horseback riding is "stiffness."


Question:
Question: Which athletic competitions have the most excitement?
Choices:
A: soccer
B: hockey game
C: dance
D: library
E: car show

Answer: B

When considering which athletic competitions tend to create the most excitement, it's important to evaluate the nature of the activities listed. Soccer and hockey both involve fast-paced action, teamwork, and often dramatic moments that can lead to heightened emotions among players and fans. Soccer, being one of the most popular sports globally, can bring immense excitement, especially during key matches. Hockey is also known for its intensity and physicality, drawing in enthusiastic crowds.

Dance, while athletic, typically does not create the same competitive tension as team sports. A library is not an athletic competition and is not associated with excitement. A car show, while interesting, does not have the same dynamic competitive element as soccer or hockey.

Of the options provided, both soccer and hockey can be seen as highly exciting. However, the fast pace and physical nature of hockey often elevate the excitement level due to its quick scoring and continuous action.


Question:
Question: What will happen after you hear thunder?
Choices:
A: quit
B: silence
C: lightning
D: lighting
E: lightening

Answer: C

Thunder is caused by the rapid expansion of air due to lightning. Therefore, when you hear thunder, it indicates that lightning has occurred or is occurring. The correct choice referring to this phenomenon is "C: lightning."


Question:
Question: Faith in a high power is said to provide solace in times of what?
Choices:
A: move mountains
B: despair
C: uneducated
D: disbelief
E: knowledge

Answer: B

To provide solace typically means to offer comfort during difficult times. The phrase "in times of" indicates a context where one might seek support or reassurance. Among the options given, "despair" refers to a state of deep sadness or hopelessness, which is a common situation where individuals seek comfort through their faith in a higher power. The other options do not align with circumstances where solace would be provided.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Placing a potato where can cause an explosion?
Choices:
A: pantry
B: exhaust pipe
C: vegetable soup
D: pot
E: shopping bags

Answer: B

To determine where placing a potato could cause an explosion, we need to consider factors such as heat and pressure buildup.

- A pantry (A) is not a heat source.
- An exhaust pipe (B) could contain high temperatures and pressures, especially in a vehicle setting, making it a plausible option.
- Vegetable soup (C) is unlikely to explode with a potato.
- A pot (D) may generate steam when heated with a potato, but not an actual explosion.
- Shopping bags (E) would not contain any explosive potential.

Given the context of heat and pressure, placing a potato in an exhaust pipe could lead to an explosion due to rapidly expanding gases and heat.


Question:
Question: Where can someone likely use more than one washing machine?
Choices:
A: house
B: laundromat
C: communal laundry
D: wash clothes
E: cellar

Answer: B

To determine where someone is likely to use more than one washing machine, I need to consider locations that typically have multiple machines available for use.

A house usually has one or two washing machines at most, and while a communal laundry can have several machines, it often refers to a laundry room in an apartment complex. A laundromat, however, is specifically designed with multiple washing machines for public use.

Thus, the most logical choice for a location where someone can use more than one washing machine is a laundromat.


Question:
Question: What is something that people do early in the day?
Choices:
A: believe in god
B: make tools
C: skydive
D: smoke pot
E: eat eggs

Answer: E

Early in the day, many people commonly eat breakfast, which often includes foods like eggs. The other options are less commonly associated with early day activities.


Question:
Question: What do cats have in common with most mammals?
Choices:
A: four legs
B: whiskers
C: sharp teeth
D: sharp claws
E: glowing eyes

Answer: A

Most mammals share several physical characteristics, but the one that stands out as a common trait among them is having four legs. While whiskers, sharp teeth, sharp claws, and glowing eyes may be characteristics found in various mammals, they are not universally present across all mammalian species. Therefore, the most accurate answer is four legs.


Question:
Question: A large body of water often appears to be what?
Choices:
A: blue
B: dangerous
C: important
D: glass
E: park

Answer: A

A large body of water often reflects the sky and surrounding environment, which can make it appear predominantly blue. This is a common observation and aligns with how bodies of water are perceived visually.


Question:
Question: Where can you find an old coffee table book?
Choices:
A: house
B: university
C: discount store
D: antique store
E: vintage emporium

Answer: D

To find an old coffee table book, options like an antique store and a vintage emporium are likely candidates, as they specialize in older and unique items. However, an antique store is specifically focused on older items and collectibles. While a vintage emporium may also carry old books, an antique store more precisely fits the description of where one would expect to find an old coffee table book.


Question:
Question: Though the drawing of the object was ambiguous at best, the people playing the drawing game were able to identify the item because it was what?
Choices:
A: certain
B: distinct
C: common
D: known
E: specific

Answer: C

The ambiguity of the drawing suggests that it might not have been clear or precise, yet the players were still able to identify the item. This implies that the item was likely something familiar or familiar enough for the players to recognize, even if the drawing did not convey it distinctly. Among the choices, "common" reflects an item that is widely recognized and likely to be known to everyone playing the game.


Question:
Question: The area of land next to the ocean is called what?
Choices:
A: underwater
B: surface of earth
C: waterfalls
D: delta
E: beach

Answer: E

The area of land next to the ocean is commonly referred to as the beach. Other options like underwater, surface of earth, waterfalls, and delta do not specifically describe land adjacent to the ocean.


Question:
Question: If you're traveling, you must be doing what?
Choices:
A: fatigue
B: going somewhere
C: exhilarating
D: crying
E: diarrhea

Answer: B

When you're traveling, the primary activity involved is the action of going from one place to another. The other choices do not directly correlate with what traveling entails. Thus, the most logical answer is "going somewhere."


Question:
Question: Why do people ready gossip magazines?
Choices:
A: for a course
B: get information
C: improove know how
D: learn
E: entertained

Answer: E

People read gossip magazines primarily for entertainment, as they enjoy stories about celebrities and their lives. While some may seek information, the dominant purpose is enjoyment.


Question:
Question: Why might happen to two individuals experiencing fear that can't agree?
Choices:
A: separate people
B: confuse
C: stop people
D: charming
E: motivate

Answer: A

To address the situation of two individuals experiencing fear and not being able to agree, it's likely that their differing fears could lead them to feel isolated or disconnected from one another. Therefore, the most logical outcome is that they could become "separate people" as their inability to agree highlights their differences and potentially increases their fear.


Question:
Question: Where is a automobile likely to go after an accident?
Choices:
A: corner store
B: driveway
C: repair shop
D: exit ramp
E: freeway

Answer: C

After an automobile is involved in an accident, it is typically taken to a location where it can be inspected and repaired. Among the options given, the most appropriate destination for a damaged vehicle is the repair shop, as it is specifically designed for vehicle repairs.


Question:
Question: What does a competent person do at work?
Choices:
A: complemented
B: go on computer
C: acknowledgment
D: able to read
E: solve problems

Answer: E

A competent person at work is someone who can effectively handle their tasks and challenges. This often involves solving problems that arise during the course of their work. While being able to read (D) and using a computer (B) can be part of someone's skill set, the most relevant choice that reflects core competencies is the ability to solve problems.


Question:
Question: Playing tennis requires at least one opponent, a ball, and a what?
Choices:
A: skill
B: big money
C: time
D: tennis racket
E: legs

Answer: D

To play tennis, you need an opponent to play against, a ball to hit, and a tennis racket to strike the ball. While skill, time, and legs may be beneficial, they are not strictly necessary components of the game itself.


Question:
Question: Even though she implored he reply, what did the recipient of the email do?
Choices:
A: print the email
B: question
C: ask
D: forward
E: ignore

Answer: E

The phrase "even though she implored he reply" suggests that the recipient did not respond as requested. The most logical choice that reflects this inaction is to "ignore" the request.

Therefore, the final answer is '


Question:
Question: Where is a tin likely to have food in it?
Choices:
A: pizza hut
B: hardware store
C: grocery store
D: antique store
E: cupboard

Answer: C

A tin is commonly associated with food storage and preservation. Among the options, the grocery store is a place where tins of food are typically sold, and a cupboard is where one might store them at home. However, the question focuses on the likelihood of a tin containing food.

A: Pizza Hut is a restaurant, not relevant.
B: Hardware store typically sells tools and supplies, not food.
C: Grocery store sells food tins, making it a likely place.
D: Antique store may contain old tins but not food.
E: Cupboard usually holds food tins, but not where they originate.

The best answer, focusing on where tins are likely to have food in them, is the grocery store.


Question:
Question: My company is vertical.  How do I make it more horizontal?
Choices:
A: branch out
B: ship goods
C: commit crime
D: change strategies
E: own resources

Answer: A

To make a company more horizontal, it typically involves decentralizing the structure to encourage more collaboration, flexibility, and possibly expanding into different markets or product lines rather than strictly adhering to a vertical integration. From the options provided, "branch out" suggests expanding into new areas or products, which aligns with achieving a more horizontal structure.

The other options either do not pertain directly to the concept of organizational structure or are negative actions that would not help make the company more horizontal.

Thus, the best answer is A: branch out.


Question:
Question: The bully said mean words, what was the affect on others?
Choices:
A: mean many things
B: hurt people
C: hurtful
D: ring true
E: fighting

Answer: B

The bully's mean words likely caused emotional pain or distress to others. Among the choices, "hurt people" directly captures the effect of the bully's actions on others. The other options either don't relate directly to the effects or are vague.


Question:
Question: Everybody wants to be the frontman or play guitar in a what?
Choices:
A: case
B: concert
C: rock band
D: toy store
E: music room

Answer: C

To answer the question, we need to focus on the context of wanting to be a frontman or play guitar. These roles are primarily associated with musical performances.

Looking at the options:
A: case – unrelated to music.
B: concert – while relevant, it does not directly imply wanting to play a specific role.
C: rock band – this fits perfectly as rock bands typically have frontmen and guitarists.
D: toy store – unrelated to music.
E: music room – while relevant, it doesn’t specifically imply the roles mentioned.

Therefore, the best fit is "C: rock band."


Question:
Question: Why does someone clean their house from pollen?
Choices:
A: injury
B: healthy living
C: tidy up
D: allergies
E: using water

Answer: D

Cleaning a house from pollen is primarily associated with minimizing allergens in the environment, particularly for individuals who suffer from allergies. While a clean house contributes to healthy living and tidiness, the specific rationale for eliminating pollen relates directly to mitigating allergy symptoms. Thus, the best choice that encompasses this reason is D: allergies.


Question:
Question: Sally loves learning.  It's difficult, arduous, and long process, but in the end, it gives her something special.  What does learning do for someone?
Choices:
A: take long time
B: read a book
C: require time
D: increase knowledge
E: take time

Answer: D

Learning is described as a difficult and lengthy process, but it ultimately provides something special to the learner. Among the options provided, "increase knowledge" (D) directly captures the positive outcome of the learning process, which is aligned with Sally's feelings about it. The other options either talk about the duration, which is not the main focus of the question, or don't highlight the beneficial aspect of learning explicitly.


Question:
Question: Where do you take a bus after a day at work?
Choices:
A: combat
B: avoid parking hassle
C: commute
D: go home
E: get somewhere

Answer: D

After a day at work, the most logical action is to go home, as this is where people typically head after their workday. Commuting can refer to the overall process of traveling to and from work, which includes taking a bus. However, the question specifically asks where you take a bus, and the ultimate destination after work is typically home.

Thus, the final answer is D, as it signifies the common endpoint of taking a bus after work.


Question:
Question: Where is the best place to use a curling iron?
Choices:
A: drawer
B: bathroom
C: bed room
D: use
E: girls room

Answer: B

A curling iron is typically used for hairstyling, which is most commonly done in a bathroom or a designated area for personal grooming. Among the given choices, the bathroom is the most logical place since it often has mirrors, good lighting, and is designed for personal care. The other options do not provide the appropriate context for using a curling iron.


Question:
Question: Where do many vacuums store dirt?
Choices:
A: closet
B: container
C: fridge
D: space
E: clean carpet

Answer: B

Many vacuums are designed to collect and store dirt in a specific compartment, which is typically referred to as a container or dustbin. This is the part of the vacuum that gathers all the dirt and debris sucked in during cleaning. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The snake found a warm place to sleep next to a human, where did it end up?
Choices:
A: tree
B: warm place
C: wooded area
D: sand
E: sleeping bag

Answer: E

The question states that the snake found a warm place to sleep next to a human. Among the choices, "sleeping bag" is a specific warm place that would logically be near a human. Other options do not specify a human connection or imply warmth as effectively.


Question:
Question: What do people do with each other when they feel anger?
Choices:
A: pass sentence
B: wrestle
C: hug each other
D: fight
E: illustrate point

Answer: D

When people feel anger, they may engage in confrontational or aggressive behaviors. Among the choices provided, "fight" clearly captures the essence of how anger is often expressed between individuals. The other options do not align closely with typical responses to anger.


Question:
Question: While the marmoset is a new world monkey, you still won't find one anywhere but a zoo in which mile high place?
Choices:
A: mountains
B: france
C: texas
D: colorado
E: rainforest

Answer: D

The phrase "mile high place" suggests a location that is approximately one mile above sea level, which aligns with Denver, Colorado, known as the "Mile High City." Other options do not fit the mile high description. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: A small dog envied his friends, who were attached to sleds and pulled people though the thick snowy wilderness.  Where might he live?
Choices:
A: person's house
B: basket
C: canada
D: illinois
E: mexico

Answer: C

The small dog envies his friends who pull sleds, indicating a snowy environment. Among the choices, Canada is known for its cold climate and snowy landscapes conducive to sledding. Illinois has colder areas but is not primarily known for a strong sledding culture. Mexico generally has a warm climate unsuitable for sledding. Therefore, the best choice is Canada.


Question:
Question: Where is the closest place you would find a potato?
Choices:
A: ireland
B: kitchen cupboard
C: england
D: chicken
E: maryland

Answer: B

To determine the closest place to find a potato, we can analyze the choices given.

A: Ireland is known for its potatoes but does not imply immediate availability.
B: A kitchen cupboard is likely to contain potatoes if you're at home.
C: England, like Ireland, has potatoes, but isn't necessarily the closest.
D: A chicken is not related to potatoes in terms of proximity or context.
E: Maryland is a location, which might have potatoes but isn't an immediate source.

Since the kitchen cupboard is a specific place where one might store potatoes, it is the best answer for proximity.


Question:
Question: What could a person do after eating some turkey?
Choices:
A: be full
B: thank god
C: try again
D: stand alone
E: fall asleep

Answer: E

After eating turkey, a common reaction is to feel full due to its protein content and the typical serving size. Additionally, turkey is often associated with sleepiness because it contains tryptophan, which can lead to drowsiness. While other options could also be relevant in different contexts, the most reasonable conclusion regarding a common consequence of eating turkey is to fall asleep.


Question:
Question: After spending a hot summer day running after ball while playing baseball, what might happen to a person's body?
Choices:
A: physical exertion
B: tiredness
C: sweating
D: injury
E: breathing heavily

Answer: C

After running around in the heat while playing baseball, a person's body can experience several reactions. Physical exertion is a general term that describes the activity itself, but tiredness, sweating, breathing heavily, and potentially injury are all specific physical outcomes resulting from that exertion.

Among these options, sweating is the body's primary mechanism to cool down in response to heat and physical activity. Therefore, it is a likely immediate reaction to a hot summer day of vigorous activity.

While tiredness and heavy breathing are also valid outcomes, they are symptoms following the exertion phase. Injury is less predictable and reliant on various factors.

Given that sweating is a direct and expected physiological response to heat and exertion, the most fitting answer is:


Question:
Question: Becoming inebriated leads to what state?
Choices:
A: regret
B: drunkenness
C: high energy
D: paralysis
E: arrest

Answer: B

Becoming inebriated primarily refers to the state of being affected by alcohol. The term most directly associated with this condition is "drunkenness." While inebriation can lead to other outcomes like regret or even arrest in extreme cases, the question asks specifically about the state resulting from becoming inebriated.


Question:
Question: The horse a buggy rental is expensive, but it's a unique way to see what?
Choices:
A: race track
B: central park
C: horses
D: in kentucky
E: state fair

Answer: B

The experience of a horse and buggy rental is often associated with scenic and leisurely tours that allow one to enjoy the surroundings in a way that feels classic and unique. Among the options, Central Park is well-known for horse-drawn carriage rides, making it a popular tourist attraction that fits well with the context of a "unique way to see."


Question:
Question: What does a person receive in jail from loved ones?
Choices:
A: cross street
B: receive letters
C: give gifts
D: feel embarrassed
E: watching movie

Answer: B

In jail, a person typically receives communications and support from loved ones, most commonly in the form of letters. Gifts may also be received, but the question specifically asks what is received from loved ones, making letters the most fitting answer.


Question:
Question: Where are you likely to find melted cheese?
Choices:
A: refrigerator
B: bread
C: fridge
D: pizza
E: market

Answer: D

To determine where melted cheese is most likely found, we can analyze the options:

A: Refrigerator - This is where cheese may be stored, but it is not generally melted there.
B: Bread - Cheese can be paired with bread, but it's not typically described as melted cheese.
C: Fridge - Similar to option A, cheese is stored here, not melted.
D: Pizza - Melted cheese is a common feature on pizza.
E: Market - Cheese can be found here, but again, it is not melted.

Given these considerations, the most fitting answer is D, pizza, as it is well-known for having melted cheese on its surface.


Question:
Question: What would you use to see a clip?
Choices:
A: desk drawer
B: woman's hair
C: scissors
D: television show
E: office building

Answer: D

To see a clip, which typically refers to a short segment of a video or a scene from a film, the most appropriate choice from the options provided is a "television show." The other options do not relate to viewing video clips.


Question:
Question: Where do uniformed officials search travelers looking for terrorists?
Choices:
A: prison
B: afghanistan
C: texas
D: killed
E: airport

Answer: E

Uniformed officials typically search travelers for security purposes in locations where large numbers of people gather and travel, particularly regarding concerns about terrorism. Airports are well-known for having security screenings where travelers are checked for prohibited items and potential threats. The other options do not generally fit the context of searching for terrorists among travelers.

Thus, the final answer is:
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Question:
Question: What wet vehicle do you steer with a wheel?
Choices:
A: bicycle shop
B: medium
C: michigan
D: boat
E: trunk of car

Answer: D

To determine which option represents a "wet vehicle" that is steered with a wheel, we need to consider the definitions of each choice. A "wet vehicle" typically refers to a mode of transportation that operates on water.

- A: bicycle shop - This is not a vehicle at all.
- B: medium - This is vague and does not refer to a vehicle.
- C: michigan - This is a state and not a vehicle.
- D: boat - This is a type of vehicle that operates on water and can indeed be steered with a wheel (specifically, a steering wheel for some motorized boats).
- E: trunk of car - This is part of a vehicle, not a vehicle itself.

Among these options, "boat" is the only one that fits both criteria: it is a wet vehicle and can be steered with a wheel.


Question:
Question: When james was climbing he experiences a couple of symptoms.  The most painful and long lasting was on his hands.   What  might have happened to him?
Choices:
A: calluses
B: loss of oxygen
C: vertigo
D: ascending
E: blisters

Answer: E

In the context of climbing, experiencing pain and long-lasting symptoms specifically in the hands suggests that James might have developed blisters due to friction against climbing holds or equipment. Calluses could also be a possibility, but they typically develop over time and are not usually described as painful or long-lasting immediately after climbing. The other options don't directly correlate with painful symptoms in the hands during climbing.

Therefore, after considering the symptoms and options given, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: What happens inside of you when you have anger?
Choices:
A: destroy enemy
B: write letter
C: explode
D: punch
E: release energy

Answer: E

When someone feels anger, the body experiences various physiological changes such as increased heart rate and adrenaline release, contributing to a surge of energy. This energy can manifest in different forms of action. Among the choices, "release energy" encapsulates the overall response to anger better than the other options, which imply more specific actions.


Question:
Question: What country is arkansas in?
Choices:
A: colorado
B: mexico
C: arkansas
D: united states
E: oklahoma

Answer: D

Arkansas is a state within the country of the United States. Therefore, the best answer from the choices provided is D: united states.


Question:
Question: Where might I put this can of food in my home?
Choices:
A: backpack
B: donation bin
C: grocery store
D: supermarket
E: cabinet

Answer: E

To determine the best place to put a can of food in your home, we consider the options. A backpack is usually for transport, not storage at home. A donation bin is for giving away items, not for keeping them. A grocery store and supermarket are places to buy food, not where food is stored at home. The most logical place for food storage at home would be a cabinet, which is intended for such items.

Therefore, the final answer is E.


Question:
Question: He had been farting and getting away with it, he didn't what?
Choices:
A: stink up room
B: making noise
C: public disapproval
D: make noise
E: sleep in

Answer: D

To determine the best answer, we need to identify what he might not have done related to farting without consequences.

A: "stink up room" – This implies he wasn't causing an unpleasant smell, which may not directly relate to "getting away" with farting.
B: "making noise" – He could potentially be getting away with farting quietly, but the word "making" suggests he didn’t intend to make noise.
C: "public disapproval" – This could relate to societal views but doesn’t align closely with his actions.
D: "make noise" – Similar to option B, suggests intention but doesn’t emphasize that he was discreet.
E: "sleep in" – Not relevant to farting at all.

Considering the context, the focus seems to be on the act of farting without drawing attention. Hence, "make noise" fits best in suggesting he wasn't intentionally loud while doing so.


Question:
Question: What is owned by a person and could have a second floor?
Choices:
A: cave
B: school
C: two story building
D: hotel
E: house

Answer: E

To determine what is owned by a person and could have a second floor, we consider each option:

A: cave - typically not owned by a person.
B: school - generally owned by an institution, not a single person.
C: two story building - this is a type of structure that can be owned but is too general.
D: hotel - usually owned by a business, not by an individual.
E: house - commonly owned by individuals and can definitely have a second floor.

Among the choices, the best answer that fits the criteria of being owned by a person and potentially having a second floor is:


Question:
Question: Manny broke his triangle.  Where might he go to get a new one?
Choices:
A: music shop
B: trigonometry
C: science class
D: math book
E: music room

Answer: A

To determine where Manny might go to get a new triangle, I need to consider the context of a "triangle." The options include places related to music or academic settings. A triangle is an instrument commonly used in music. Therefore, the most relevant choice is a location where musical instruments are found.

- "A: music shop" is a likely place to find a musical triangle.
- "E: music room" could also have instruments, but it’s not as direct as a music shop.

Options B, C, and D relate to academic subjects and do not pertain to instruments. Given these considerations, the best answer is a place specifically dedicated to music instruments.


Question:
Question: Where can you get a bugle to take home with you?
Choices:
A: farmer's wife
B: music store
C: military base
D: military band
E: american army

Answer: B

To determine where you can get a bugle to take home, we need to consider the options provided.

- A: farmer's wife – Not likely related to musical instruments.
- B: music store – Typically sells various instruments, including bugles.
- C: military base – Might have bugles, but usually not for sale to the general public.
- D: military band – While they play bugles, they are unlikely to sell them.
- E: american army – Similar to a military base, they may use bugles but do not sell them.

Among these choices, a music store is the most plausible place where one can purchase a bugle for personal use.


Question:
Question: What causes water to come out of the sky?
Choices:
A: ocean
B: thunderstorm
C: lake
D: restaurant
E: enema

Answer: B

The question asks about the cause of water coming out of the sky, which typically refers to precipitation. Among the choices, a "thunderstorm" is directly associated with the occurrence of rain, which is water falling from the sky. The ocean and lake do contain water, but they do not cause it to fall from the sky. A restaurant and an enema do not relate to natural precipitation at all.

Therefore, the best answer is B: thunderstorm.


Question:
Question: Where does one wait on a bench for something on tracks?
Choices:
A: train station
B: state park
C: crosswalk
D: bus stop
E: bus depot

Answer: A

To determine the best answer, we need to consider the context of waiting on a bench for something on tracks. The only options that directly relate to tracks are train-related facilities.

1. A train station is specifically designed for trains, which run on tracks.
2. A state park typically does not have tracks for transportation.
3. A crosswalk is for pedestrians and does not involve benches for waiting.
4. A bus stop is for buses, which do not run on tracks.
5. A bus depot, while related to buses, also does not involve tracks.

Given this analysis, the only appropriate answer that correlates with waiting on a bench for something on tracks is at a train station.


Question:
Question: What would you likely see a group of horses doing together?
Choices:
A: graze in fields
B: brown
C: put in stall
D: big but gentle
E: running in herd

Answer: E

To identify the most appropriate answer, we look for an action that a group of horses is likely to do together.

- Option A, "graze in fields," is a common activity for horses when they are in groups outdoors.
- Option B, "brown," describes color and is not an activity.
- Option C, "put in stall," refers to a location rather than an action of a group.
- Option D, "big but gentle," describes characteristics but not an action.
- Option E, "running in herd," is also a typical behavior for horses in the wild or when they are excited.

Considering both grazing and running are plausible scenarios for horses, "graze in fields" is very typical and peaceful. However, "running in herd" expresses an energetic behavior that emphasizes a more dynamic activity among horses.

After weighing the options, "running in herd" might better capture a generalized activity commonly associated with horses in a more vivid and social context.


Question:
Question: Where could you put a clock on the floor?
Choices:
A: shelf
B: on the hand
C: own bedroom
D: wall
E: department store

Answer: C

To determine where you could put a clock on the floor, we need to consider the options given.

A: A shelf is an elevated surface and not on the floor.
B: "On the hand" doesn't make sense for placing a clock on the floor.
C: Your own bedroom can have a clock on the floor, particularly if it's placed there temporarily, even though it's not typical to do so.
D: The wall is a vertical surface, so this option doesn't apply.
E: A department store typically has items displayed on shelves or counters, not directly on the floor in a permanent way.

Among these choices, the only feasible and realistic option where a clock could be placed directly on the floor is in your own bedroom (C), even if it’s not standard practice.


Question:
Question: John's bathroom wouldn't flush, so on Saturdays he was forced to poop where?
Choices:
A: neighbor's house
B: flat
C: rest area
D: school
E: litterbox

Answer: A

Given that John's bathroom wouldn't flush, he needed to find an alternative place to relieve himself. Among the options, a neighbor's house (A) is the most plausible as it represents a common solution for bathroom issues. The other options such as a flat (B), rest area (C), school (D), and litterbox (E) are less likely or impractical for an adult like John.


Question:
Question: She needed cabbage and make-up, so where did she go to buy both?
Choices:
A: freezer
B: refrigerator
C: plate
D: grocery store
E: supermarket

Answer: E

To buy both cabbage and make-up, the most suitable location would be one that sells groceries and cosmetics. Options A (freezer) and B (refrigerator) are not places to shop. Option C (plate) is irrelevant. Both D (grocery store) and E (supermarket) are potential answers, but a supermarket typically sells a wider variety of items, including both food and personal care products. Therefore, the best choice is a supermarket.


Question:
Question: Danny loved having food, but food doesn't love him.  If he eats what he likes he often develops what?
Choices:
A: gas
B: not hungry
C: digesting
D: weight gain
E: cataracts

Answer: A

Danny enjoys food, but the statement suggests that his body does not react positively to it. Typically, when someone loves certain foods that may not be healthy or are difficult to digest, they might experience discomfort or digestive issues. Among the choices provided, "gas" indicates a common digestive problem, while "weight gain" could also be a consequence of overeating or poor dietary choices.

However, "gas" directly relates to an immediate physical reaction that people often experience after eating foods they enjoy but that do not suit them.

Therefore, the best choice in this context is:


Question:
Question: They robbers didn't just want the money the tellers had, they wanted to make sure they got the big load of money in the what?
Choices:
A: art show
B: manager's desk
C: pocket
D: water fountain
E: bank vault

Answer: E

To determine where the robbers wanted to get the "big load of money," we need to think about typical locations in a bank where substantial amounts of cash are stored. Options A (art show), C (pocket), and D (water fountain) do not make sense as they do not relate to a bank's operations. Option B (manager's desk) might hold some cash but not typically a large amount. Conversely, option E (bank vault) is a standard secure location in banks designed for storing large sums of money.

Thus, the robbers aimed for the big load of money in the bank vault.


Question:
Question: When darkness came, what was she prompted to go to?
Choices:
A: moon
B: haunted house
C: bed
D: movies
E: cellar

Answer: C

When darkness comes, people are typically prompted to go to places that provide safety and comfort. Among the options given, "bed" is a common destination when it gets dark, as it is associated with rest and sleep.

The other choices like "moon," "haunted house," "movies," and "cellar" lack the direct connection to seeking safety or comfort at night.

Therefore, the best answer is "bed."


Question:
Question: The lights were used for a safe landing, so where were they installed?
Choices:
A: building
B: turned at night
C: road
D: carnival
E: plane

Answer: E

To determine where the lights were installed for a safe landing, we need to consider the context of "landing." A plane typically requires lights for a safe landing, such as runway lights. The other options (building, road, carnival) do not contextually relate to landing.

Thus, the best answer is that the lights were installed in a plane, specifically referring to the lighting systems associated with aviation landings.


Question:
Question: Where is a famous basketball court?
Choices:
A: high school gymnasium
B: use
C: stadium
D: city
E: los angeles

Answer: E

To determine where a famous basketball court might be located, we need to consider notable basketball venues. Among the choices provided:

- A high school gymnasium (A) is unlikely to be famous.
- "Use" (B) is not relevant.
- A stadium (C) could be a potential option, as famous basketball courts are often found in stadiums.
- "City" (D) is too vague without specifying which city.
- Los Angeles (E) is known for famous venues like the Staples Center.

Since "stadium" (C) can refer to a wide range of venues, and "Los Angeles" (E) specifically references a well-known area with famous basketball courts, Los Angeles stands out as a notable location.

Therefore, considering the context of famous basketball courts, the best answer relates to a specific location.


Question:
Question: It is usually difficult to forgive your spouse if they have what with someone else?
Choices:
A: sex
B: butterflies
C: flood of relief
D: nice to
E: happiness

Answer: A

To determine which option refers to a situation that typically causes difficulty in forgiveness within a romantic relationship, we should focus on the context of betrayal or infidelity. Among the choices:

A: "sex" clearly implies a physical relationship, which is commonly viewed as a serious breach of trust in a marriage.
B: "butterflies" usually refers to feelings of nervous excitement, not a direct infraction.
C: "flood of relief" could indicate a positive feeling but does not relate to betrayal.
D: "nice to" does not indicate infidelity or a serious relationship issue.
E: "happiness" is a general positive emotion and does not imply wrongdoing.

Given this analysis, the option that most directly relates to a betrayal that would make forgiveness difficult is "A: sex."


Question:
Question: When meeting a friend, what does one generally do at first?
Choices:
A: shake hands
B: say hi
C: smile
D: have coffee
E: give a hug

Answer: B

When meeting a friend, the initial action usually involves some form of greeting. Among the options, saying "hi" is the most common first step in that interaction, although shaking hands or smiling can also be initial gestures. However, saying "hi" directly conveys the intention to acknowledge the friend.


Question:
Question: Running is great cardio for working out the heart, but the regular muscles it targets are in the what?
Choices:
A: thighs
B: legs
C: movement
D: use of muscles
E: agility

Answer: B

Running primarily targets the major muscle groups in the lower body, including both the thighs and the broader category of legs. However, since "legs" is a more encompassing term that includes thighs, calves, and other muscles, it is the better choice.


Question:
Question: The student didn't have a dictionary at the dorm, so the student went where?
Choices:
A: library
B: classroom
C: shelf
D: table
E: encyclopedia

Answer: A

The student needed to find a dictionary, and the best place to find one would be a library, where reference materials are usually available. The other options either do not logically relate to finding a dictionary or are not places where one might typically go to find one.


Question:
Question: What kind of store does a merchant have if they sell produce?
Choices:
A: the sun
B: market
C: business
D: mall
E: shopping center

Answer: B

To determine the type of store a merchant has if they sell produce, we consider the options in relation to where produce is typically sold.

- A "market" is a place where food and other goods are sold, including fresh produce.
- A "business" is a broad term that could refer to any type of commercial activity, but it does not specifically indicate the type of goods sold.
- A "mall" and "shopping center" are more extensive retail locations that house various stores but do not specifically refer to produce sales.

Given the specific context of selling produce, the most suitable answer is "market."


Question:
Question: He wanted his favorite horse memorialized permanently, so what did he comission?
Choices:
A: new hampshire
B: minnesota
C: engraving
D: canada
E: hay

Answer: C

To memorialize his favorite horse, commissioning a form of lasting tribute would be most appropriate. Among the given options, "engraving" stands out as a suitable way to create a permanent memorial, as it can be inscribed on a plaque or stone. The other options do not relate to memorialization.


Question:
Question: Where could there by tens of thousands of people playing baseball?
Choices:
A: america
B: canada
C: pitchers mitt
D: park
E: sporting goods store

Answer: A

To determine where there could be tens of thousands of people playing baseball, we consider the options provided.

A: America - Known as a popular sport in the United States, it's feasible to have tens of thousands of players.
B: Canada - Baseball is played here but not as prevalently as in America.
C: Pitchers mitt - This is an object, not a location.
D: Park - While a park can host many players, it’s less likely to gather tens of thousands at once.
E: Sporting goods store - This is not a playing location.

Given the context, America is the most likely place to have such a large gathering of baseball players.


Question:
Question: What is a popular pork bbq dish?
Choices:
A: restaurant
B: ribs
C: banana
D: louisiana
E: back yard

Answer: B

When considering popular pork BBQ dishes, "ribs" stands out as a well-known and favored option. Other choices like "restaurant" and "back yard" refer more to locations or settings rather than specific dishes, and "banana" and "louisiana" do not pertain to pork BBQ. Therefore, the best answer is ribs.


Question:
Question: Where are you likely to find an artisan market?
Choices:
A: town
B: village
C: rural area
D: buy fresh vegetables
E: by a lake

Answer: A

To determine where an artisan market is likely to be found, we need to consider the characteristics of the options given. Artisan markets typically feature handmade goods and local crafts, which are more commonly found in locations with a higher population of shoppers and artisans.

A town usually has a more diverse population and more visitors, making it a suitable venue for an artisan market. While a village may also host such markets, towns are generally more likely to have organized markets due to greater infrastructure and foot traffic. Rural areas could potentially have artisan markets but are often more concentrated and less accessible than those in towns.

Options D (buy fresh vegetables) and E (by a lake) don't directly relate to the typical setting of an artisan market.

Considering all these points, the most logical choice is A: town.


Question:
Question: Some people will only have sex for the first time if they what?
Choices:
A: see art
B: eat breakfast
C: drink milk
D: love another
E: wait for

Answer: D

To determine what condition some people might have for having sex for the first time, we need to look for an option that reflects an emotional or situational readiness rather than a more mundane activity. Among the options presented:

A: seeing art, B: eating breakfast, and C: drinking milk are all unrelated to emotional readiness.

E: "wait for" is vague and does not specify a meaningful context.

D: "love another" implies a deep emotional connection, which is a common sentiment regarding such a significant personal experience.

Given this context, the most logical choice is that some people will only engage in sex for the first time if they "love another."


Question:
Question: Where can you get a yellow fungus on your person?
Choices:
A: locker room
B: toenails
C: shower stall
D: the sun
E: cave

Answer: B

Yellow fungus is often associated with fungal infections, which can occur in damp and warm environments. The most common areas on a person for such infections include the feet and toenails, especially when conditions are conducive to fungal growth.

Considering the options provided:
- A locker room typically has high humidity and is a place where infections can spread, but it's not where the fungus specifically grows on you.
- Toenails are a common site for fungal infections, particularly yellow fungus.
- A shower stall is a potential source for the fungus, but again not directly on the person.
- The sun does not cause yellow fungus.
- A cave does not typically relate to personal fungal infections directly.

Given this reasoning, the most relevant and direct answer is toenails.


Question:
Question: Someone takes up exercising to improve their what
Choices:
A: losing weight
B: physical fitness
C: breathlessness
D: muscles
E: lost weight

Answer: B

To determine why someone would take up exercising, we consider the most common motivations for starting an exercise routine. While losing weight can be a goal, it is often a secondary benefit rather than the primary reason for exercising. Improving physical fitness encompasses overall health, stamina, and well-being, making it a more general and likely motivation. Breathlessness, muscles, and lost weight are specific outcomes or states that may result from exercising but are not typically the main reason for starting an exercise regimen.

Therefore, the most logical choice is B: physical fitness.


Question:
Question: He kept throwing the stick away, but thanks to the dog the stick would always what?
Choices:
A: stay here
B: present
C: being here
D: come back
E: come here

Answer: D

The question describes a scenario where a stick is thrown repeatedly, but the dog's involvement ensures that the stick returns. The most appropriate choice that reflects this action of returning is "come back."


Question:
Question: The shopping arcade had a lot of foot traffic, where was it located?
Choices:
A: buy gum
B: strip mall
C: canada
D: busy city
E: town

Answer: D

The phrase "a lot of foot traffic" indicates a location that is busy and frequented by many people. Among the options, "busy city" logically represents a place where high foot traffic is likely to occur due to numerous activities, shopping, and attractions. While a "strip mall" could also attract foot traffic, it tends to be associated with a specific type of shopping environment rather than the general high volume of pedestrians. Therefore, a "busy city" is the most fitting choice.


Question:
Question: If I am reading a letter from a friend who I asked to write me a response, what might I be looking for?
Choices:
A: get news
B: envelope
C: happiness
D: though
E: answer

Answer: E

In this scenario, you are reading a letter from a friend that you specifically requested as a response. This implies that you are primarily looking for a reply or an answer to whatever you had inquired about in your previous communication. Although options like "news" and "happiness" might be relevant, the most direct and focused choice based on the context of a response would be "answer".


Question:
Question: What can be seen from the earth?
Choices:
A: surface
B: sun
C: one moon
D: gravity
E: four seasons

Answer: C

To determine what can be seen from the earth, we should consider visibility. The surface of the Earth (A) is always visible from anywhere on the planet; however, it is not a distinct feature in the same way as the others. The sun (B) is clearly visible from Earth and is a significant celestial object. The moon (C) is also visible from Earth, but it refers specifically to "one moon," which might imply the singular lunar presence rather than moons in general. Gravity (D) cannot be seen, and while we experience its effects, it is not a visual observation. The four seasons (E) describe changes in weather patterns due to Earth’s tilt and orbit; they are observable phenomena but not directly visible like an object.

Considering the clarity and objectivity of visibility from the Earth, the best answers are the Sun and the Moon. However, since “one moon” specifically highlights a distinct and singular object that can be seen at various times, it's the best choice here.


Question:
Question: A person who found something odd, may have found it odd because it wasn't what?
Choices:
A: even
B: common
C: expected
D: happening
E: habitual

Answer: C

To find something odd typically implies that it deviates from what is usual or anticipated. Among the choices, "expected" stands out as it directly relates to the idea of finding something odd because it does not align with what one assumes should happen. Therefore, if something is found odd, it's likely because it wasn't expected.


Question:
Question: What does someone who likes to hear someone play violin enjoy?
Choices:
A: like music
B: inspiring
C: make music
D: learn how to play
E: ears

Answer: A

Someone who enjoys hearing the violin is likely to appreciate the music it produces. The most direct connection between liking to hear someone play violin and an overarching preference is the enjoyment of music itself. While the other options may connect to related aspects, "like music" captures the essence of the enjoyment experienced from listening to the violin.


Question:
Question: The cotton needed to be sent to the shirt factory in the Piedmont, where should it get sent?
Choices:
A: by airplane
B: medicine cabinet
C: north carolina
D: georgia
E: fabric

Answer: C

To determine where the cotton should be sent to reach the shirt factory in the Piedmont, we need to consider the geographic context. The Piedmont region in the United States includes parts of North Carolina. Therefore, the cotton should be sent to North Carolina, as it is the most relevant choice regarding location.


Question:
Question: Where do you hear music when moving between floors?
Choices:
A: elevator
B: speakers
C: opera
D: cassettes
E: theatre

Answer: A

To hear music while moving between floors, the most logical option would be an elevator, as many elevators play music to enhance the experience during the journey.


Question:
Question: What will a person have when very happy?
Choices:
A: own car
B: be rich
C: catch cold
D: believe in god
E: experience joy

Answer: E

When a person is very happy, the primary emotion they experience is joy. The other options may be associated with happiness under certain circumstances, but they do not directly describe the feeling of being very happy.


Question:
Question: What would stop football players from having fun in the game?
Choices:
A: being happy
B: smiling
C: may laugh
D: chickens
E: injuries

Answer: E

Injuries can significantly prevent football players from enjoying the game as they can cause pain, limit movement, and require medical attention, all of which detract from the fun of playing. In contrast, the other options listed (being happy, smiling, laughing, and chickens) do not logically correlate with stopping players from having fun. Therefore, the most reasonable choice is:


Question:
Question: Where would Bob go to buy pills?
Choices:
A: pharmacy
B: jar
C: hospital
D: medicine bottle
E: medicine cabinet

Answer: A

To buy pills, Bob would need to go to a place that sells medication. Among the options given, a pharmacy is specifically designed for selling pills and other medical supplies.

- A pharmacy (Choice A) is the correct place for purchasing pills.
- A jar (Choice B), a hospital (Choice C), a medicine bottle (Choice D), and a medicine cabinet (Choice E) do not serve the purpose of purchasing medication.


Question:
Question: What could you do if you want to get free stuff that is worth money?
Choices:
A: apply for job
B: win auction
C: stand in line
D: take care of proposals
E: buy christmas presents

Answer: C

To get free stuff that is worth money, you typically wouldn't apply for a job or buy presents, as those involve spending or earning. Standing in line could imply waiting for giveaways or promotions, but it's not guaranteed. Winning an auction usually involves paying, even if it’s a low price. On the other hand, taking care of proposals could potentially lead to receiving items for free if they are part of a sponsorship or promotional deal. However, without specifics on the type of proposals, there's little guarantee.

Considering all options, the best choice with the potential for receiving free items would be to "stand in line," as it suggests participating in events where giveaways are common.


Question:
Question: The rubber stamp was the shape of a state, it also had a race car in it to recognize the racing heritage of where?
Choices:
A: desk
B: canada
C: art class
D: indiana
E: office

Answer: D

The mention of a race car and recognition of "racing heritage" suggests a connection to a location known for its automotive history. Indiana is famously known for the Indianapolis 500, a significant racing event. The other options do not specifically relate to racing.


Question:
Question: If you have a cat what will it do after your setting a cup on a table?
Choices:
A: tinkling sound
B: doesn
C: explore
D: spillage
E: knocking over

Answer: E

Cats are known for being curious and sometimes mischievous creatures. When you set a cup on a table, a cat may be inclined to explore the new object. However, they are also known for knocking things over. Given that the behavior of cats often leads them to interact with objects in a playful or curious manner, it is reasonable to conclude that knocking over the cup is a likely behavior.

Thus, the most fitting answer to what a cat will do after you set a cup on a table would be:


Question:
Question: Bill lives some place that has an extremely diverse animal population spread out across a very wide area and many unique climates.  Where might he live?
Choices:
A: pet store
B: north america
C: outside
D: park
E: zoo

Answer: B

Bill’s description of living in a place with an extremely diverse animal population spread across a wide area and many unique climates suggests a large geographical region rather than a confined space.

- A pet store (A) has a limited variety of animals and does not represent a wide area or diverse climates.
- North America (B) fits the description well, as it has various climates and a rich diversity of wildlife.
- "Outside" (C) is vague, but it does not encompass the wide geographical and climatic diversity as North America does.
- A park (D) could have a variety of animals, but it is typically smaller and does not represent the vastness indicated in the question.
- A zoo (E) showcases diverse animals but is confined in a singular location, not spread over a wide area or multiple climates.

Considering all options, North America is the best fit for the criteria provided in the question.


Question:
Question: What emotion might someone feel if they've been doing housework all day and someone messed up your home?
Choices:
A: tiredness
B: anger
C: stress
D: boredom
E: anxiety

Answer: B

Someone who has been doing housework all day likely feels a sense of frustration when someone messes up their home, as it undermines their efforts. This scenario primarily evokes anger over the lack of respect for their hard work. Other emotions like tiredness or stress may also be present, but the primary reaction would be anger.


Question:
Question: What happens when people don't recycle packing materials?
Choices:
A: change direction
B: save earth
C: travel abroad
D: believe in god
E: waste paper

Answer: E

When people don't recycle packing materials, it leads to increased waste, which often includes materials like paper that could have been reused or recycled. This results in environmental harm rather than saving resources or benefiting the earth as suggested in option B. Therefore, the most logical choice relative to the question is that not recycling leads to waste.


Question:
Question: What is the large-sclae  general result of waging war?
Choices:
A: death and destruction
B: killing people
C: defeat
D: people die
E: evil

Answer: A

In waging war, the overarching consequence tends to be widespread destruction and loss of life, which encompasses both death and destruction. While options like "killing people" and "people die" specify aspects of the outcome, they do not capture the full scope of the consequences like "death and destruction" does. Therefore, the best choice that encompasses the large-scale result of war is option A.


Question:
Question: Where is clothing found on vacation?
Choices:
A: trunk
B: washing machine
C: closet
D: suitcase
E: store

Answer: D

When considering where clothing is typically found during a vacation, a suitcase stands out as the primary place where clothes are packed for travel. Although clothes can also be found in a store if someone is shopping, the question specifically implies clothing that one has brought along.

The other options, such as trunk and closet, are less common on vacation, and a washing machine is not a way clothing is stored during a trip.

Therefore, the most logical answer is D: suitcase.


Question:
Question: He dreamed he was wide awake, but in fact he was in the middle of a very what?
Choices:
A: deep sleep
B: get to sleep
C: conscious
D: open eyes
E: field

Answer: A

The statement indicates that he is dreaming he is awake, which implies he is not actually awake. The best choice that reflects this situation is "deep sleep," as being in a deep sleep means he is far from awake.


Question:
Question: Where might someone live if they are only able to have a small dog?
Choices:
A: dog show
B: manhattan apartment
C: tree
D: farm
E: neighbor's yard

Answer: B

To live with only a small dog, one would likely need to be in a location where space is limited and small pets are more manageable.

- A dog show is not a living situation.
- A Manhattan apartment is known for limited space, making it suitable for small dogs.
- A tree is not a viable living option.
- A farm typically accommodates larger breeds due to more space and outdoor activities.
- A neighbor's yard suggests a temporary or suboptimal living scenario for a pet owner.

Given these considerations, the best answer is a Manhattan apartment.


Question:
Question: What type of dwelling do the people live in?
Choices:
A: town
B: apartment
C: supermarket
D: opera
E: crip

Answer: B

To determine the type of dwelling, we consider common living spaces. A "town" is not a dwelling itself but rather a collective of buildings; a "supermarket" and "opera" are commercial or entertainment venues, not living spaces; "crip" isn't recognized as a common dwelling type. Therefore, the most logical option for a type of dwelling is "apartment," which is indeed a place where people live.


Question:
Question: Choosing a cruise for traveling can have many benefits, socially you're in close proximity strangers and get to experience what more quickly?
Choices:
A: getting somewhere
B: motion sickness
C: meeting new people
D: disorientation
E: bad food

Answer: C

Choosing a cruise allows travelers to experience destinations more quickly while being in close proximity to others, making social interactions easier and encouraging new connections. Therefore, the most relevant benefit is meeting new people.


Question:
Question: The chess board had to be wheel chair accessible for the old folks living in the what?
Choices:
A: retirement community
B: house
C: cabinet
D: toy store
E: old town

Answer: A

The question specifies that the chess board needs to be wheelchair accessible for "the old folks." This implies a setting where elderly individuals reside. Among the provided choices, a "retirement community" is the most appropriate place for old folks, as it is designed specifically for their needs, including accessibility.

The other options (house, cabinet, toy store, old town) do not align as well with the context of accommodating elderly individuals with mobility challenges.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where would you find a shark that is not alive?
Choices:
A: great barrier reef
B: deep ocean
C: maritime museum
D: ocean
E: pool hall

Answer: C

To find a shark that is not alive, you would look in a place where preserved specimens are displayed or kept for educational purposes. Among the choices given, a maritime museum is specifically designed to house exhibits and artifacts related to marine life, including dead sharks. The other options refer to natural habitats or recreational settings where living sharks would typically be found.


Question:
Question: By laughing while playing, what were the children doing?
Choices:
A: learning
B: getting tired
C: injuries
D: having fun
E: winning

Answer: D

The act of laughing while playing typically indicates enjoyment and pleasure in the activity. Therefore, the best choice that describes what the children were doing is related to enjoyment.


Question:
Question: What could prevent someone from starting to dance?
Choices:
A: becoming tired
B: sore feet
C: sweat
D: wearing beads
E: having fun

Answer: B

To determine what could prevent someone from starting to dance, we need to consider physical and motivational barriers.

- A: becoming tired - This could discourage someone from starting to dance.
- B: sore feet - Physical discomfort like sore feet would definitely prevent someone from dancing.
- C: sweat - Although sweat may be a concern, it doesn't typically stop someone from starting to dance.
- D: wearing beads - This is unlikely to prevent dancing, as beads are a common accessory.
- E: having fun - This would encourage someone to dance rather than prevent them.

Between A and B, sore feet are a more direct physical barrier compared to simply feeling tired.

Therefore, the best answer is B.


Question:
Question: Why would a jogger have headphones in?
Choices:
A: ipod
B: own house
C: passionate kisses
D: watch youtube
E: comfortable clothes

Answer: A

A jogger would likely have headphones in to listen to music or audio while jogging, which aligns best with an iPod or similar device. The other options do not logically connect to the context of jogging with headphones.


Question:
Question: Before someone can adopt the parent must do what with their offspring?
Choices:
A: biological child
B: give away
C: birth
D: abandon
E: orphan

Answer: B

To answer the question, we need to identify the necessary action a biological parent must take regarding their offspring before someone else can adopt the child. Out of the provided choices, "give away" suggests the parent is transferring custody of their child to another person or authority, which is a requisite step before adoption can take place.

Choices like "biological child," "birth," "abandon," and "orphan" do not directly correlate with the act of preparing for adoption by the parent. Thus, "give away" is the most relevant choice.


Question:
Question: While he wanted to believe, what mindset prevented him from accepting it?
Choices:
A: deny
B: skepticism
C: doubt
D: disbelief
E: paranoid

Answer: B

The question refers to a mindset that prevents someone from accepting belief, which suggests a certain level of questioning or requiring evidence. Among the options provided, "skepticism" is the mindset that directly correlates with questioning beliefs and requiring proof, thus it best fits the context of wanting to believe but being held back from doing so.


Question:
Question: Sam ran out of clipboards. Where might he got for more?
Choices:
A: windows 95
B: school
C: ammunition shop
D: office supply store
E: desk

Answer: D

To determine the best option for where Sam might go for more clipboards, we should consider the context of where clipboards are typically found.

- Windows 95 is unrelated; it's an operating system.
- School might have clipboards, but it's less likely he would go there for personal stock.
- An ammunition shop is irrelevant as it deals with firearms, not office supplies.
- An office supply store directly sells clipboards among other office materials.
- A desk might have clipboards, but it is not a place to acquire more.

The most logical choice is clearly the office supply store, which specializes in such items.


Question:
Question: Where did most people keep their telephone directory near the nourishment they keep in their house?
Choices:
A: kitchen
B: building
C: office
D: boat
E: library

Answer: A

Most people tend to keep their telephone directory in areas of the house where they can easily access information while handling daily tasks. The kitchen is a common place where individuals might store useful items, including a telephone directory, especially if they often make calls while preparing food or serving meals.

The other choices, such as building, office, boat, and library, do not typically associate closely with the regular nourishment activities at home.

Therefore, the place where most people keep their telephone directory near their nourishment is likely the kitchen.


Question:
Question: The parking lot was only full during the day, where was it located?
Choices:
A: people
B: amusement park
C: city
D: park
E: apartment complex

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we consider the fact that the parking lot is described as being only full during the day. Locations that commonly have heavy daytime traffic include places where people visit or gather, such as amusement parks, cities, and parks.

- Option A (people) is not a location.
- Option B (amusement park) typically experiences crowds during the day, particularly on weekends or holidays.
- Option C (city) can be busy during the day but is too broad to be definitive.
- Option D (park) may have activity, but not necessarily a parking lot filled to capacity.
- Option E (apartment complex) usually has parking for residents but doesn't usually fill up during the day unless there are visitors, which is less typical.

Given that an amusement park is specifically designed to attract visitors during daytime hours and is likely to have a full parking lot, it is the most appropriate choice.


Question:
Question: What might someone not caught killing someone have?
Choices:
A: a conviction
B: going to jail
C: guilty conscience
D: retribution
E: criminal trial

Answer: C

To determine what someone not caught killing someone might have, we need to analyze each option:

A: a conviction - This implies a legal judgment, which would not apply to someone who is not caught.
B: going to jail - Again, this is related to arrest and conviction, which they would avoid if not caught.
C: guilty conscience - It’s possible for someone to feel guilty even if they are not caught.
D: retribution - This generally refers to punishment, which wouldn’t apply unless the person is identified and caught.
E: criminal trial - This would not occur unless they were apprehended.

Among these options, a guilty conscience is possible regardless of whether the person is caught or not.


Question:
Question: Why might you be found grooming yourself in the mirror on the way out the door?
Choices:
A: cleanliness
B: mistakes
C: anxiety
D: beauty
E: neatness

Answer: E

Grooming oneself in the mirror generally relates to wanting to present oneself well before leaving the house. The primary motivations in this scenario revolve around ensuring one looks good and tidy. While all options could have some relevance, "neatness" specifically emphasizes the desire for a tidy appearance, which is a common reason for quick grooming.

Thus, the best fit among the choices is:


Question:
Question: Making the cars made a lot of noise, everybody had to wear earplugs at the what?
Choices:
A: factory
B: mall
C: classroom
D: carnival
E: big city

Answer: A

To determine where making cars would require earplugs due to noise, we can analyze the provided options. Factories typically involve heavy machinery and production processes that generate significant noise, making it necessary for workers to wear earplugs for hearing protection. In contrast, a mall, classroom, carnival, or big city do not inherently involve loud machinery like that found in a factory.

Thus, the most logical choice is:


Question:
Question: How is a dog likely to communicate with another dog?
Choices:
A: reproduce
B: bark
C: do many things
D: clone
E: jump up

Answer: B

To determine how a dog is likely to communicate with another dog, we need to consider common methods of canine interaction. Among the options, "bark" stands out as a primary vocal communication method that dogs use to convey messages to each other. Other options such as "reproduce" and "clone" do not directly pertain to communication, while "do many things" is too vague. "Jump up" may be a form of expressing excitement, but it is not a direct means of communication like barking is.

Thus, the best and most relevant answer is "bark."


Question:
Question: What is often classified into periods?
Choices:
A: school
B: end of line
C: end of sentence
D: history
E: a serving of cake

Answer: D

In considering the options, periods can refer to significant blocks of time, making "history" the most logical choice as it is commonly categorized into different periods (e.g., the Renaissance, the Middle Ages, etc.).

The other options do not fit well; "school" does not usually denote structured periods, "end of line" and "end of sentence" relate more to writing and formatting, and "a serving of cake" has no relevant classification of time.

Thus, "history" is the best choice.


Question:
Question: What happens to living beings when they are nervous?
Choices:
A: getting old
B: death
C: laughter
D: perspiration
E: palpitations

Answer: D

When living beings are nervous, physiological responses such as sweating, increased heart rate, and other stress reactions can occur. Among the choices provided, perspiration and palpitations are both common reactions to nervousness. However, perspiration (D) specifically refers to sweating, which is a direct response to nervousness, whereas palpitations (E) might not be as universally experienced. Still, perspiration is a more observable and common response.

Thus, the final answer is D: perspiration.


Question:
Question: What can you do to make up hours you lose at work?
Choices:
A: hurry
B: win
C: come across
D: pick up
E: find

Answer: D

To make up hours lost at work, the phrase that fits well is "pick up," as it suggests recovering or compensating for lost time. Other choices like hurry, win, come across, and find do not convey the same meaning related specifically to making up hours.


Question:
Question: He was practicing deep breathing techniques, he had to have great control of his what?
Choices:
A: bringing air into body bringing air into lungs
B: abdominal muscles
C: bringing air into lungs
D: air
E: oxygen

Answer: B

To practice deep breathing techniques effectively, one needs to have great control of the muscles involved in breathing, particularly the diaphragm and abdominal muscles, which manage the intake and expulsion of air. Therefore, the best answer that reflects the control required for deep breathing would be the "abdominal muscles" because they assist in regulating breath.


Question:
Question: If people need something on the other side of a body of water, what must they do?
Choices:
A: flap their arms and fly
B: cross river
C: complete high school
D: die suddenly
E: talk to each other

Answer: B

To obtain something on the other side of a body of water, the most logical action would be to physically reach the other side. The only relevant choice that addresses this need is to "cross the river." Options A, C, D, and E do not provide a feasible or logical method for getting what is needed.


Question:
Question: The couple were finally to buy house, they had comfortable jobs and the funds for a what?
Choices:
A: falling down
B: down payment
C: privacy
D: careful
E: save money

Answer: B

The context of the question suggests that the couple is looking to purchase a house and has the necessary funds. The term "down payment" is a common phrase associated with buying a house, as it refers to the initial upfront payment made when purchasing a property. The other options do not fit this context.


Question:
Question: It seems weird to have a fast food restaurant with all the local choices, but with all the people what have plenty of them?
Choices:
A: shopping mall
B: big cities
C: america
D: new york
E: los angelos

Answer: B

The question implies a scenario where fast food restaurants exist alongside abundant local dining options, reflecting a possible paradox in areas where both are common due to high population density. Among the choices, "big cities" is the most representative of places where this phenomenon occurs on a large scale, as they tend to have both numerous fast food outlets and a variety of local cuisines.


Question:
Question: What does a person want to do the first day of school?
Choices:
A: cross street
B: say words
C: die of cancer
D: meet friends
E: learn

Answer: D

On the first day of school, most people are excited about reconnecting with friends or making new ones after a break. While learning is certainly a part of the school experience, the social interaction is often a primary focus for students.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The office needed lights, so where were they installed?
Choices:
A: they were installed outside.
B: building
C: carnival
D: heat table
E: plane

Answer: B

We are looking for a location related to an office where lights would typically be installed. The most logical choice given the context of the question is a building, as offices are generally located within buildings.


Question:
Question: What about eating hamburgers makes someone want more?
Choices:
A: enjoy
B: tasty
C: health problems
D: hunger
E: indigestion

Answer: B

When considering what aspect of eating hamburgers would lead someone to want more, the most compelling reasons would be related to enjoyment and taste. Both "enjoy" and "tasty" emphasize the positive sensory experience associated with eating hamburgers, making them desirable.

However, while "enjoy" is broader and could apply to various contexts, "tasty" directly refers to the flavor and quality of the food itself, which typically plays a significant role in prompting a desire for more.

The choices related to health problems, hunger, and indigestion are less relevant to the enjoyable aspect of eating food. Health problems and indigestion could actually decrease the desire for food, and while hunger could lead someone to eat more generally, it doesn't directly relate to the enjoyment factor of the specific food in question.

Therefore, the best answer reflecting the reason someone wants more hamburgers is the taste aspect.


Question:
Question: What event might cause someone to get rid of their car?
Choices:
A: roll over
B: move quickly
C: cost money
D: home
E: crash

Answer: E

To determine what event might cause someone to get rid of their car, we should look for a situation that typically leads to the abandonment or sale of a vehicle.

- Option A ("roll over") refers to a specific type of accident but doesn't clearly indicate a motive for getting rid of the car.
- Option B ("move quickly") does not logically contribute to the decision to get rid of a car.
- Option C ("cost money") implies ongoing expenses, such as maintenance or repairs, which could motivate someone to sell their car.
- Option D ("home") is unrelated to the context of car ownership.
- Option E ("crash") signifies a damaging event that could also prompt someone to dispose of their vehicle.

While both "cost money" and "crash" can lead to getting rid of a car, "crash" directly ties to an incident that makes a car unusable or undesirable.

After considering all options, the most appropriate and direct answer is that a "crash" can definitively lead someone to get rid of their car.


Question:
Question: Climbing a hill when hiking can really give one an appreciation of what?
Choices:
A: countryside
B: landscape
C: virginia
D: great outdoors
E: price

Answer: D

When hiking and climbing a hill, one typically experiences a heightened awareness of natural beauty and the environment. The choices provided suggest different aspects of nature that could be appreciated. Among the options, "great outdoors" encapsulates the entire experience of nature and appreciation gained from hiking, including the countryside and landscape.

Thus, the most fitting answer that broadly encompasses this appreciation is:


Question:
Question: What can a concert hall also be used for?
Choices:
A: commercial building
B: university building
C: screaming
D: city
E: theater

Answer: E

A concert hall is primarily designed for musical performances, but it can serve multiple purposes, including theatrical productions. Out of the given choices, "theater" (E) is the most appropriate answer as a concert hall can host theatrical events and performances.


Question:
Question: The fat child could not be trusted to have food around, there was only one thing it would do and that was what?
Choices:
A: eat food
B: eating
C: vomit
D: prepare
E: say grace

Answer: A

The question implies that the fat child has an uncontrollable urge when it comes to food. The most logical conclusion is that this means the child would eat food, as that is the typical behavior associated with someone who is drawn to food.

The other options do not align well with the context:
- "Eating" is a gerund and doesn't fit the structure of the sentence as well as "eat food."
- "Vomit" and "prepare" do not reflect the primary inclination of the child.
- "Say grace" is unrelated to the idea of being unable to be trusted around food.

Therefore, the best answer is A: eat food.


Question:
Question: What is happening to a person found guilty of committing murder?
Choices:
A: feeling sad
B: going to prison
C: jail time
D: go to jail
E: feeling of guilt

Answer: B

A person found guilty of committing murder typically faces legal consequences, which almost always include imprisonment. Options B ("going to prison"), C ("jail time"), and D ("go to jail") effectively describe this consequence, as they all pertain to serving time as a punishment. However, options B, C, and D are essentially the same underlying action.

Since "going to prison" implies a more formal legal term, it serves best as a representative answer.


Question:
Question: How might young adult friends have fun?
Choices:
A: adult friends don't like to clean room and play poker
B: going out at night
C: jump rope
D: tell story
E: clean room

Answer: B

To determine how young adult friends might have fun, we should consider activities typically associated with young adults.

- Choice A ("adult friends don't like to clean room and play poker") is negative and not an activity.
- Choice B ("going out at night") is a common social activity among young adults, suggesting nightlife and entertainment.
- Choice C ("jump rope") is generally considered more of a childlike activity.
- Choice D ("tell story") can be fun but is less commonly associated with larger groups of young adults having fun.
- Choice E ("clean room") is usually not considered a fun activity.

Based on this analysis, the most suitable option that aligns with typical fun activities for young adults would be "going out at night."


Question:
Question: The atheist extolled virtues of secular thought, what ideas was he likely opposing?
Choices:
A: eternal
B: religious
C: church
D: monastic
E: unpredictable

Answer: B

The atheist extolling virtues of secular thought is likely opposing ideas that are tied to religion. Secular thought emphasizes a worldview that is not based on religious beliefs or doctrines. Among the choices given, "religious" is the best fit as it directly contrasts with secular perspectives.