Question:
Question: How can you stop a dog from biting nearby people?
Choices:
A: rope
B: porch
C: leash
D: front door
E: backyard

Answer: C

To stop a dog from biting nearby people, controlling the dog's movement and proximity to others is essential. A leash (Choice C) is the most effective tool for maintaining control over the dog's behavior in public settings and preventing it from reaching people it may bite. The other options do not provide direct control over the dog's actions.


Question:
Question: What does making grow lead to?
Choices:
A: growth
B: die
C: harvesting
D: plants
E: aging

Answer: A

Making grow typically leads to growth, as the phrase implies the process of cultivating or encouraging development.


Question:
Question: All the day traders did well on the floor that day, they celebrated at a steak house where?
Choices:
A: united states
B: town
C: new york
D: mexico
E: beach

Answer: C

The most famous and commonly associated area for day trading and finance in general is New York, particularly Wall Street. Therefore, it is logical to conclude that the day traders would celebrate in a city known for such activities.


Question:
Question: Children like to play. They can easily do what?
Choices:
A: go to movies
B: play with toys
C: read to
D: imagine
E: have fun

Answer: D

Children like to play, which is intrinsically linked to their ability to engage in imaginative activities. Out of the choices given, "imagine" aligns most closely with the natural behavior of children during play. While they can also have fun and play with toys, the essence of imaginative play stands out.


Question:
Question: Where would kids walk to if it hot outside?
Choices:
A: lake
B: toy store
C: swimming pool
D: park
E: disneyland

Answer: C

In hot weather, kids are likely to seek a place to cool off. Among the options, a swimming pool is specifically designed for swimming and cooling down in hot conditions. While a lake can also serve a similar purpose, a swimming pool is more typically associated with immediate cooling down activities. Therefore, the best choice for where kids would walk to when it’s hot outside is the swimming pool.


Question:
Question: If you drink too much liquor you are likely to do what?
Choices:
A: stumble
B: food
C: coffee
D: throw up
E: choke

Answer: D

When consuming too much liquor, common effects include impaired coordination, nausea, and potential vomiting. Given the options, both "stumble" and "throw up" are reasonable effects of excessive drinking. However, throwing up is a more direct consequence of drinking too much liquor.


Question:
Question: After running twenty six miles, what physical feeling is nearly every person likely to feel?
Choices:
A: excruciating pain
B: bloody legs
C: exhaustion
D: death
E: passing out

Answer: C

After running twenty-six miles, which is the distance of a marathon, it is natural for most people to feel a significant level of fatigue and depletion of energy. While extreme soreness or pain may occur, it is not universally experienced, nor is it guaranteed that anyone would suffer from bloody legs, death, or passing out. Exhaustion, however, is a common and expected consequence of such a physically demanding activity.


Question:
Question: The student chefs were instructed to start the tacos with the main ingredient, adding it to a hot pan to do what?
Choices:
A: stir the water
B: prepare food
C: brown meat
D: prepare meals
E: make food

Answer: C

To start making tacos, the main ingredient often involves meat that needs to be cooked to enhance its flavor and texture. The instruction to add it to a hot pan suggests the goal is to cook it properly. Among the options presented, "brown meat" specifically refers to the process of cooking meat until it develops a brown color, which indicates it is being cooked correctly.

Therefore, the final answer is C: brown meat.


Question:
Question: What performance is expected of a student in school sessions?
Choices:
A: michigan
B: pass course
C: better grade
D: ask questions
E: study history

Answer: B

To determine the expected performance of a student in school sessions, we consider the nature of academic expectations. Among the options provided, "pass course" (B) stands out as a fundamental goal of attending school, while "better grade" (C) suggests an aspiration that might extend beyond basic expectations. However, the primary expectation is to successfully complete and pass the courses enrolled in. The other options like "ask questions" and "study history" are behaviors or subjects rather than measures of overall performance.

Thus, the most direct and relevant answer reflecting expected performance is:


Question:
Question: What would you do to a paper before throwing it away?
Choices:
A: read
B: crumpled
C: coloured
D: saturated with water
E: one dimensional

Answer: B

To prepare a paper for disposal, the most reasonable action would typically be to crumple it up. This action effectively indicates that the paper is no longer needed and is ready to be thrown away. The other choices do not logically relate to a standard preparatory step for disposal.


Question:
Question: Where is a stool likely to be found?
Choices:
A: internet cafe
B: blacksmith's shop
C: office
D: bar
E: building

Answer: D

To determine where a stool is most likely to be found, we need to consider the typical uses of a stool.

A: An internet cafe might have seating but is less likely to use stools specifically.
B: A blacksmith's shop often uses benches or heavy-duty seating, not stools.
C: An office may have various types of seating, but it usually does not prominently feature stools.
D: A bar typically utilizes stools for seating at counters or tables, making it a common place for stools.
E: A building is too general and could contain stools but doesn't specifically indicate where they are used.

Among these options, D (bar) stands out as the most likely environment for stools.


Question:
Question: The teacher explained that this topic would be on the test, so everything they were learning that day was what?
Choices:
A: joyful or painful
B: very important
C: exposure
D: fun
E: free

Answer: B

The teacher indicated that the topic would be on the test, which implies that everything learned that day was crucial for understanding or performing well on the test. Therefore, it can be inferred that the material was "very important."


Question:
Question: What is the place teenagers hate to go to most but have the most incentive to attend?
Choices:
A: fast food restaurant
B: mall
C: high school
D: job
E: nightclub

Answer: C

Teenagers often express dislike for attending high school due to various stressors like exams, social dynamics, and strict schedules. However, they have the most incentive to attend because it is crucial for their education and future opportunities. Therefore, the place they hate but have the most incentive to attend is:


Question:
Question: What might help if my dog wants a drink but his bowl is empty?
Choices:
A: empty bottle
B: can
C: cabinet
D: cup
E: backpack

Answer: D

To help my dog who wants a drink but has an empty bowl, I would need something that can hold water and be used to provide a drink. Out of the choices given, a cup is the most appropriate option as it can be filled with water and used to give my dog a drink.


Question:
Question: The difficulty of life was killing him, so what did he decide to do?
Choices:
A: suicide
B: grief
C: going to jail
D: not living
E: wrote his congressman

Answer: A

Life's difficulties can lead to extreme decisions, and among the options given, "suicide" is the most direct response to feeling overwhelmed. The other choices do not imply a severe reaction to life’s struggles.


Question:
Question: Where would you keep canned vegetables such as carrots over the winter?
Choices:
A: the microwave
B: cellar
C: salad
D: store
E: farmer's market

Answer: B

Canned vegetables such as carrots are best kept in a cool, dark place for optimal storage over the winter. A cellar is typically a suitable environment for storing canned goods. The other options (microwave, salad, store, and farmer's market) do not provide the appropriate conditions for long-term storage of canned vegetables.


Question:
Question: What does our president always get in?
Choices:
A: building
B: white house
C: board room
D: limousine
E: trouble

Answer: E

To deduce what the president "always gets in," it's necessary to consider the context in which the phrase is typically used. Among the options provided, "trouble" is a common phrase associated with the role of a president, often indicating that they face challenges or controversies. The other options, such as "building," "white house," "board room," and "limousine," are more neutral or specific locations or items that are not typically described as something one gets into.

Thus, the best answer that resonates with a common expression is "trouble."


Question:
Question: Where did the kidnappers take the sloth from?
Choices:
A: wilderness
B: encyclopedia
C: school
D: dictionary
E: countryside

Answer: A

To determine where the kidnappers took the sloth from, we need to think about the nature of the options provided.

- Option A (wilderness) makes sense because sloths are typically found in the wild.
- Option B (encyclopedia) and Option D (dictionary) are not plausible as they are not physical locations where a sloth could be taken from.
- Option C (school) also doesn't make sense for a sloth's habitat.
- Option E (countryside) could be a possibility, but it’s less specific than wilderness.

Given that sloths naturally inhabit the wilderness and this would be the most logical place for kidnappers to take them from, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: I really want a keyboard instrument, where should I go to try some out?
Choices:
A: music store
B: band
C: orchestra
D: accompany singer
E: museum

Answer: A

To try out a keyboard instrument, the most suitable location would be a place specifically dedicated to musical instruments where you can physically test them. A music store offers a variety of keyboard instruments and allows for hands-on experience.

The other options do not typically provide opportunities for trying out instruments: bands and orchestras focus on performance, accompanying singers involves playing rather than testing, and museums generally display instruments rather than facilitate trying them out.

Therefore, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: What liquid contains naturally occurring salt?
Choices:
A: seashell
B: ocean water
C: table
D: fast food restaurant
E: neighbor's house

Answer: B

The question asks for a liquid that contains naturally occurring salt. The most suitable option from the choices given is ocean water, which is known for its high salt content. The other options do not represent liquids that naturally contain salt.


Question:
Question: Where could you find a weasel that is not alive?
Choices:
A: court room
B: cherry tree
C: chicken coop
D: natural history museum
E: zoo

Answer: D

To find a weasel that is not alive, we need to look for a place where animal specimens might be displayed or preserved. Among the choices, a natural history museum is specifically designed to house taxidermy and preserved specimens of animals, including weasels. Other options like a courtroom, cherry tree, chicken coop, and zoo are unlikely to have non-living weasels.


Question:
Question: A person who does good to others garners what pleasing quality in their reputation?
Choices:
A: own house
B: admiration
C: acknowledgment
D: relaxation
E: good things in life

Answer: B

A person who does good to others is likely to be viewed positively by others, which leads to the quality of admiration. Among the choices given, admiration best reflects the pleasing reputation gained through altruistic behavior.


Question:
Question: When stressed, what will the result of exercising often be?
Choices:
A: heart attacks
B: busy
C: good health
D: relaxation
E: tiredness

Answer: D

When stressed, exercising often leads to the release of endorphins, which can help reduce stress and promote a sense of well-being. This typically results in relaxation rather than negative outcomes like heart attacks or tiredness. While good health can be a long-term benefit of regular exercise, the immediate effect during times of stress is more about achieving relaxation. Thus, the best answer is D.


Question:
Question: What might happen after too much drinking?
Choices:
A: headaches
B: fall
C: vomiting
D: sickness
E: hydration

Answer: C

Too much drinking can lead to various negative effects on the body. Headaches (A), vomiting (C), and general sickness (D) are common outcomes of overconsumption of alcohol. Falling (B) can occur as a result of impaired coordination and judgment, but is more of a consequence of intoxication rather than a direct effect. Hydration (E) is not a likely outcome after excessive drinking, as alcohol is a diuretic that can lead to dehydration.

Among the options, headaches, vomiting, and sickness are immediate physiological responses that are directly related to excessive alcohol consumption. However, vomiting is a more acute and recognizable result of alcohol poisoning or severe overconsumption.

Considering these points, the best answer reflecting an immediate consequence of too much drinking is:


Question:
Question: What do you do to an old clock to reset the time?
Choices:
A: drop
B: wind down
C: stop working
D: continue ticking
E: tell time

Answer: B

To reset the time on an old clock, you would typically adjust the hands to the correct time, which involves stopping the clock momentarily (though it doesn't specifically mention stopping in the choices). The closest option that aligns with the action needed to reset the time is to "wind down," as it involves moving or adjusting the clock mechanism.

Therefore, the best answer is B: wind down.


Question:
Question: Where would you put refuse if you do not want it to exist any more?
Choices:
A: basement
B: dump
C: wastebasket
D: garbage can
E: incinerator

Answer: E

To determine where to put refuse if you don't want it to exist anymore, the best option would be something that eliminates it completely rather than just storing it. While options A (basement), B (dump), C (wastebasket), and D (garbage can) simply store the refuse, E (incinerator) destroys it by burning, effectively making it non-existent.

Thus, the final answer is E.


Question:
Question: Where is tin stored forever?
Choices:
A: shopping bag
B: hardware store
C: landfill
D: junk yard
E: antique store

Answer: C

Tin, when discarded, is often not recycled or reused, leading it to be disposed of in places designed for waste management or permanent disposal. Among the choices provided, a landfill is the most suitable option for storing materials indefinitely.


Question:
Question: After working overtime and double shifts he was cashing in, that weekend he would celebrate and relax with some unhealthy what?
Choices:
A: get rich
B: binge drinking
C: getting money
D: increase in money
E: drinking coffee

Answer: B

The question describes a scenario where someone has worked hard and intends to celebrate and relax, which typically involves indulging in something enjoyable but unhealthy. Among the options provided, "binge drinking" stands out as an unhealthy way to celebrate, while the other options do not fit the context of a celebratory, indulgent activity.


Question:
Question: The artist felt creating art was more than just making a picture, he felt his work had to evoke what?
Choices:
A: strong emotion
B: work of art
C: pleasure
D: anger
E: enlightenment

Answer: A

The question suggests that the artist sees his work as a means to convey something deeper than just aesthetic value. Among the choices provided, "strong emotion" aligns well with the idea of art being a powerful medium intended to evoke feelings in the viewer. While other options like "pleasure," "anger," and "enlightenment" may be relevant in certain contexts, "strong emotion" captures the broad intent of art as a visceral experience.


Question:
Question: James was hiking through a desert when he looked up and saw some birds above him.  Where might the birds have been?
Choices:
A: roof
B: forest
C: countryside park
D: air
E: sky

Answer: E

In a desert setting, birds would most likely be flying above in the open atmosphere rather than being confined to a roof, forest, or park. The most fitting and common place for birds to be observed when looked at from below is in the sky, where they naturally belong.


Question:
Question: Despite numerous bad public reviews the expert found the product to be what?
Choices:
A: sincere
B: adequate
C: first rate
D: passable
E: sufficient

Answer: C

The question indicates that an expert's evaluation contrasts with the negative public reviews. Given that the expert found it to be something positive despite the criticisms, the best choice would likely reflect an assessment that is higher than just acceptable or average. Choices like "first rate" or "sincere" could be appropriate, but "first rate" implies excellence which is strongest. "Adequate," "passable," and "sufficient" suggest a more mediocre evaluation, which would not align well with the contrast to bad reviews.


Question:
Question: If you're not staying, where would you keep your shirt?
Choices:
A: drawer
B: suitcase
C: on the floor
D: dresser
E: closet

Answer: B

If you're not staying, you would likely pack your shirt for travel. The best option for that would be to keep it in a suitcase.


Question:
Question: Where does a bald eagle like to fly?
Choices:
A: wildlife refuge
B: mountains
C: pine tree
D: colorado
E: open country

Answer: E

Bald eagles typically prefer open areas where they can soar and hunt for food. While they can be found in various specific locations like mountains or wildlife refuges, the most suitable answer from the options given is open country, as it refers broadly to the type of habitat they thrive in.


Question:
Question: The computer stopped working, even though John tried his best. What happened to it?
Choices:
A: old equipment
B: process information
C: crash
D: become sensible
E: cast shadow

Answer: C

The situation implies that the computer failed to function despite John’s efforts, which suggests a malfunction occurred. Among the options provided, "crash" is the most directly related to computers ceasing to work. Therefore, the best answer is C: crash.


Question:
Question: While he was falling into a pile of broken glass, what did he fear?
Choices:
A: injury
B: being laughed at
C: breaking the glass
D: contact with
E: lacerations

Answer: E

While falling into a pile of broken glass, the most direct and immediate concern would be the physical harm caused by the glass itself. This would lead to a fear of injury or lacerations specifically. While being laughed at or the glass breaking could be concerns, they are not as directly relevant as the potential for injury. Therefore, the best answer includes the specific type of potential injury.


Question:
Question: Though advertised as pet friendly her new what she was moving to wouldn't allow her small dog?
Choices:
A: trailer park
B: germany
C: apartment complex
D: basket
E: grandmother's house

Answer: C

To determine which option is best suited to a scenario where a new living situation advertised as pet-friendly does not allow a small dog, we need to consider the context of living arrangements.

- A "trailer park" might have varying rules regarding pets, but many are pet-friendly.
- "Germany" is a country and does not have a direct relation to pet rules in a personal living situation.
- An "apartment complex" often has specific rules regarding pets, even if some units are advertised as pet-friendly.
- A "basket" is not relevant as it cannot be a living situation.
- "Grandmother's house" might not commonly have enforced pet rules unless explicitly stated.

The most logical choice where advertised pet-friendliness could still allow for restrictions against pets is an "apartment complex."


Question:
Question: She wanted to be a star, so where did she move?
Choices:
A: solar system
B: theatre
C: constellation
D: hollywood
E: night sky

Answer: D

To become a star in the context of wanting to be famous, the most logical place to move would be Hollywood, as it is known as the center of the film and entertainment industry.


Question:
Question: The child was complaining of boredom, so his dad began to goof around to do what?
Choices:
A: entertain
B: listen to music
C: play chess
D: knit sweaters
E: meet interesting people

Answer: A

The father went goofing around to alleviate his child's boredom, which means he aimed to bring fun or amusement to the situation. The option that best aligns with this intent is to entertain.


Question:
Question: She needed a new night table, what does she need to visit to get one legally?
Choices:
A: furniture store
B: homes
C: hotel
D: hallway
E: grocery

Answer: A

To legally obtain a new night table, she would need to go to a place that sells furniture. Among the options provided, the only location specifically dedicated to selling furniture is a furniture store.


Question:
Question: What is required to go on vacation before anything else?
Choices:
A: pack
B: pay bills
C: save money
D: have money
E: reliable car

Answer: D

To go on vacation, the most fundamental requirement is to have sufficient funds to cover expenses. Without money, you cannot book transportation, accommodations, or activities. Other tasks like packing, paying bills, and ensuring your car is reliable may follow, but they are contingent upon having money first.

Thus, the best answer is D: have money.


Question:
Question: How is clothing better after getting in shape?
Choices:
A: feels better
B: feeling better
C: exercise
D: look better
E: feel stronger

Answer: D

Clothing generally looks better on someone who is in shape due to a more toned physique. While feeling better and feeling stronger are positive outcomes of getting in shape, the most direct impact on clothing is how it appears on a person's body.


Question:
Question: What do people like least about farting?
Choices:
A: social ostracism
B: loud noise
C: people laughing at
D: bad smell
E: flower smells

Answer: D

Farting often causes discomfort due to its unpleasant odor, which is generally the most significant aspect people dislike. While other elements like loud noise or social reactions can be bothersome, the bad smell is typically the main reason for distaste.


Question:
Question: If you're standing in queue for something you can't do anything about it, you just what?
Choices:
A: become impatient
B: impatience
C: spit watermelon seeds at others
D: will have to wait
E: look around

Answer: D

In a queue, the action you can take is limited, and the situation typically requires acceptance of the wait. While becoming impatient or looking around might occur, the fundamental reality of being in a queue is that you must simply wait. Therefore, the most appropriate choice that encapsulates this idea is "will have to wait."


Question:
Question: The people danced to the music, what was the music like for them?
Choices:
A: soothing
B: vocal or instrumental
C: loud
D: universal
E: enjoyable

Answer: E

The question describes people dancing to music, indicating that the music likely had a positive effect on their experience. While there may be many characteristics of music, the key aspect in this context is how the people perceived it during their dancing. "Enjoyable" captures the essence of a favorable experience resulting from dancing to music.


Question:
Question: Finding information requires what other than research materials?
Choices:
A: internet
B: ask questions
C: time
D: searching for
E: logic

Answer: C

Finding information often requires more than just research materials; it typically also requires an investment of time to sift through the materials and gather insights. While the internet, asking questions, searching for, and logic may be useful, time is essential for processing and understanding the information.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a head that does not move?
Choices:
A: submarine
B: human body
C: morgue
D: movie theater
E: hat shop

Answer: C

To find a "head that does not move," we need to consider the options provided.

A submarine typically has a crew that can move, so this is not applicable.
In a human body, the head generally moves.
A morgue typically contains deceased individuals, where heads would not move.
A movie theater has viewers with moving heads.
A hat shop has hats displayed, which do not move.

Thus, the most fitting answer related to a head that does not move is a head in a morgue.


Question:
Question: The audience recognized the filming location.  Where might it have been filmed?
Choices:
A: new york
B: america
C: theatre
D: movies
E: school

Answer: A

To determine the most likely filming location recognized by an audience, we should consider the options available.

- "New York" is a specific city known for its iconic landmarks that are recognizable in films.
- "America" is too broad and encompasses many locations.
- "Theatre" and "Movies" refer to formats or venues rather than locations.
- "School" is also a specific type of location but doesn’t carry the same iconic recognition as New York.

Given these considerations, if an audience recognized the filming location, it is most probable that it is a notable city like New York.


Question:
Question: In what area is the use of an air conditioner more common?
Choices:
A: shower
B: south
C: house
D: home
E: office building

Answer: B

Air conditioners are commonly used in places that are consistently hot or humid, leading to discomfort without temperature control. The South region of the United States is particularly known for its warm climate, making air conditioning more essential there compared to other options. While air conditioners can be found in houses, homes, and office buildings generally, the area where their use is notably prevalent compared to others is the South.


Question:
Question: A person tickling someone else knows they are getting close to a very ticklish spot when they start to hear what sound?
Choices:
A: itchiness
B: nausea
C: giggling
D: laughing
E: yelling

Answer: C

In the context of tickling, the sound that is typically associated with a person being close to a very ticklish spot is giggling and laughing. Giggling usually precedes laughter, indicating that the person is finding the tickling amusing and has not yet reached a point of overwhelming laughter. Therefore, the sound that a tickler would most closely associate with being near a ticklish spot is giggling.


Question:
Question: Old refrigerators can often be stored where when not in use?
Choices:
A: in sub jail
B: home
C: garage
D: food
E: apartment

Answer: C

An old refrigerator that is not in use can typically be stored in places where there's adequate space and ventilation. Among the provided options, a garage is a common location for storing items that are not currently needed but may still be useful later.

The other options do not logically fit as viable storage locations for an old refrigerator. Homes or apartments may not provide the necessary space, and "in sub jail" and "food" are irrelevant.

Thus, the best answer is C: garage.


Question:
Question: What do parents encourage kids to do when they experience boredom?
Choices:
A: read book
B: travel
C: sleep
D: play chess
E: falling down

Answer: A

Parents often encourage kids to engage in productive activities when they experience boredom. Among the options provided, reading a book is a common suggestion as it helps stimulate creativity and learning.


Question:
Question: You'll likely have a kitchenette in what place where you sleep away from home?
Choices:
A: house
B: hotel room
C: apartment
D: allen key
E: dormroom

Answer: B

To determine where you would likely find a kitchenette while sleeping away from home, we can evaluate the options:

A: house - Typically, a house is not a place where you sleep away from home.
B: hotel room - Some hotels do offer kitchenette options, especially extended-stay hotels.
C: apartment - While you could have a kitchenette in an apartment, it's usually a long-term living arrangement rather than a temporary sleep-away situation.
D: allen key - This is not a location.
E: dorm room - Dorm rooms may have shared kitchen facilities, but individual dorm rooms typically do not have kitchenettes.

Given these considerations, a hotel room is the most suitable choice since many hotels cater to travelers looking for options that include kitchen facilities.


Question:
Question: In a lot of Asian restaurants food is eaten in a?
Choices:
A: fork
B: zoo
C: spoon
D: bowl
E: kitchen

Answer: D

Asian restaurants often serve food in bowls, as many traditional dishes are designed to be served this way, particularly in cultures that emphasize rice and noodle dishes. Therefore, the most appropriate choice is:


Question:
Question: What is the closest place to eat when you are not out on the town?
Choices:
A: serving drinks
B: food court
C: shopping center
D: own house
E: downtown

Answer: D

To determine the closest place to eat when not out on the town, we should consider the options.

- A "food court" typically contains multiple food vendors but implies being in a larger space such as a mall.
- A "shopping center" could potentially offer dining but isn't specifically food-focused.
- "Serving drinks" isn't necessarily an eating establishment.
- "Downtown" implies being out, thus not fitting the condition of not being out on the town.
- "Own house" is a personal space where one can easily access food without the need to go out.

Given this analysis, the best answer is that the closest place to eat when not out would be in one's own home.


Question:
Question: Where do almost all humans live?
Choices:
A: china
B: on planet earth
C: train wreck
D: homes
E: dress shop

Answer: B

To determine where almost all humans live, we need to consider the options given.

A: China is a country, but not all humans live there.
B: On planet Earth is accurate as it encompasses all humans globally.
C: Train wreck is not a common place of residence.
D: Homes are where people typically reside, but not a complete answer since it does not encompass all ways of living.
E: Dress shop is a specific business and not a general place where humans live.

The most inclusive and correct answer is B, as all humans inhabit the planet Earth.


Question:
Question: What happens to a living thing when tehy have heart problems?
Choices:
A: palpitations
B: sometimes bad
C: getting old
D: perspiration
E: death

Answer: A

Heart problems can lead to various symptoms and complications in living organisms. Among the choices, "palpitations" (A) refer to an irregular heartbeat, which is a common symptom of heart problems. "Sometimes bad" (B) is vague and not specific, "getting old" (C) is unrelated, "perspiration" (D) can occur but is not directly indicative of heart problems, and "death" (E) represents a potential serious outcome of severe heart issues. However, palpitations are a more direct symptom associated with heart problems.


Question:
Question: When a couple is together, what does drinking alcohol lead to?
Choices:
A: death
B: sickness
C: children
D: having sex
E: disorientation

Answer: D

When a couple is together, drinking alcohol can lead to various outcomes. While all the options present potential consequences of drinking, the most likely immediate outcome when a couple consumes alcohol together is "having sex" due to the influence of alcohol on lowered inhibitions and increased intimacy.

Therefore, the final answer is D.


Question:
Question: Where might a large dog live?
Choices:
A: guard house
B: shake hands
C: drink water
D: come home
E: small house

Answer: A

To determine where a large dog might live, we should consider the options provided. A "guard house" is a type of structure that often accommodates animals, including large dogs, for protective purposes. The other options (B, C, D, E) refer to actions or unrelated structures that don't specifically indicate a living space for a dog.

Thus, the most reasonable answer is that a large dog would live in a "guard house."


Question:
Question: Where do people sit outside on bleachers?
Choices:
A: gymnasium
B: sporting event
C: seat with view
D: pharmacy
E: picnic

Answer: B

Bleachers are typically associated with outdoor settings that accommodate large crowds, particularly during events. Among the choices, a sporting event is the most relevant context where bleachers are commonly found. Options like gymnasium and pharmacy are not applicable, and while picnics do involve sitting outside, they do not specifically relate to bleachers.


Question:
Question: What is a soccer field at a school next to?
Choices:
A: countryside
B: swimming pool
C: open place
D: park
E: school yard

Answer: E

To determine what a soccer field at a school is next to, we can consider that it is typically situated within the school premises or in close proximity to school facilities. Among the choices given, the most logical option would be "school yard," as this is a common area associated directly with schools where recreational activities occur.

Other options like "countryside," "swimming pool," "open place," and "park" can be nearby but are not necessarily standard adjacent features of a school.


Question:
Question: Danny thought that the show was divine.   Lila disagreed.  She didn't think it was bad, but she thought it was what?
Choices:
A: godless
B: horrible
C: undivine
D: humdrum
E: mortal

Answer: D

To determine Lila's perspective, we know she disagrees with Danny, who thought the show was "divine." Although she doesn't think it was bad, "divine" implies a level of excellence or greatness. Therefore, for her to disagree without labeling it as bad, she might think of it as something less impressive, but not terrible.

Among the choices, "humdrum" (D) conveys a sense of something being mundane or ordinary, which aligns well with her opinion of it being not bad, but not outstanding either. Other options like "godless," "horrible," "undivine," and "mortal" suggest negative or strong contrasts to "divine," which doesn't match her mild disagreement.

Thus, the best option is D: humdrum.


Question:
Question: The workers passed through the lobby, what building were they in?
Choices:
A: opera
B: office building
C: receptionist
D: hotel
E: business plan

Answer: B

To determine what type of building the workers were in, we need to analyze the context given by "lobby." Typically, lobbies are associated with buildings that accommodate a significant number of people coming and going, such as hotels or office buildings.

- **Opera** could have a lobby, but it is less common for workers to pass through it.
- **Office building** is very likely, as it often has a lobby where workers enter.
- **Receptionist** refers to a position or person, not a building type.
- **Hotel** also commonly has a lobby and could fit the context.
- **Business plan** has no connection to a physical structure.

Given the phrasing "the workers passed through the lobby," the best answer is the office building, but hotel is also relevant. considering the term 'workers', an office building seems the most appropriate.


Question:
Question: What article of apparel or accessory is typically made of felt?
Choices:
A: shoes
B: table
C: hat shop
D: clothes
E: man's hat

Answer: E

Felt is commonly used in the production of hats, particularly for types like fedoras or wool hats. While shoes and clothing can also use felt, hats are the most recognized and traditional items made specifically from felt. Among the choices, "man's hat" directly refers to a type of hat that fits this characteristic.


Question:
Question: Where is a small house likely to have a table?
Choices:
A: dining room
B: furniture store
C: kitchen
D: roof
E: conference

Answer: C

A small house is likely to have a table in common areas where dining or social activities take place. The dining room and kitchen are both suitable locations, but typically, a kitchen often includes a small dining area or table for meals. Therefore, while both dining room and kitchen are possible, the kitchen is a more common place in smaller homes where tables are found.


Question:
Question: Where do animals frolick?
Choices:
A: fairgrounds
B: kennel
C: surface of earth
D: meadow
E: zoos

Answer: D

Animals frolic in open, natural spaces where they can play and move freely. While animals can frolick in zoos and kennels, these environments are more confined. The term 'meadow' implies a specific natural setting that is ideal for frolicking due to its open space and greenery.

Considering all options, the best answer is a location that typically provides a suitable environment for animals to frolic.


Question:
Question: Plenty of love, candy and a small dog always awaited them, so the children always loved visiting where?
Choices:
A: own home
B: basket
C: grandmother's house
D: apartment complex
E: trailer park

Answer: C

The description of "plenty of love, candy, and a small dog" strongly suggests a warm and welcoming environment typically associated with a grandparent's home, especially a grandmother’s house. This aligns with common childhood experiences where grandparents are known for being loving and spoiling their grandchildren with treats and companionship. The other options do not evoke the same warmth and generosity commonly associated with a grandmother's home.


Question:
Question: Where would you put a writing instrument if you are a man and want to bring it with you?
Choices:
A: pocket
B: purse
C: briefcase
D: classroom
E: desk drawer

Answer: A

To determine the best choice, we need to consider the practicality of carrying a writing instrument. A pocket is an immediate and accessible option for a man to keep a writing instrument while on the go. A purse is traditionally associated with women. A briefcase is also a suitable option but is generally larger and more suited for carrying multiple items. A classroom and desk drawer don't fit the context of "bringing it with you" as they are locations, not carrying solutions.

Given that a pocket provides easy access and is designed for carrying such items, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The electricity went out, and people couldn't see during worship, where were they?
Choices:
A: concert
B: garden
C: bedroom
D: church
E: opera

Answer: D

The context suggests a religious gathering, which is most commonly associated with a church. The other options (concert, garden, bedroom, opera) do not align as strongly with a scenario involving worship.


Question:
Question: Billy needed his hammer, so he looked where?
Choices:
A: hardware store
B: toolbelt
C: repair shop
D: backpack
E: tool box

Answer: E

Billy needed his hammer, which is a tool. The most logical place for him to look for a hammer would be where tools are usually stored. Among the options provided, a tool box is specifically designed for storing tools, including hammers, whereas a hardware store or repair shop would not be immediate locations where he would look for something he already owns. A toolbelt may hold tools, but it is less likely to contain a hammer if he needed to look for it specifically. A backpack typically is not associated with tools.

Thus, the most appropriate place for Billy to look for his hammer is the tool box.


Question:
Question: What does a prisoner likely have?
Choices:
A: do time
B: dream of freedom
C: chains
D: fast for days
E: attempt to escape

Answer: B

A prisoner is typically confined and experiences life restrictions. They may dream of freedom as a result of their situation. While prisoners can also experience the other options, the most universally applicable choice regarding a prisoner's state of mind is the aspiration for freedom.


Question:
Question: If you need an item is it a good idea to wait for a sale before what?
Choices:
A: buying
B: clothing store
C: k mart
D: overpriced
E: expensive

Answer: A

If you need an item, it is logical to consider waiting for a sale before making a purchase, as this could potentially save you money. The correct phrase to complete the sentence is "buying."


Question:
Question: What does a person begin to do after a deer has eaten their rosebush?
Choices:
A: flower garden
B: delaware
C: planting
D: lawn
E: playground

Answer: C

After a deer has eaten their rosebush, a person is likely to think about planting new plants to replace the lost ones. Therefore, the most relevant choice is "C: planting".


Question:
Question: If you buying a potato, carrots, strawberries and bananas, how would you carry them home?
Choices:
A: restaurants
B: shopping bags
C: two wheels
D: vegetable soup
E: exhaust pipe

Answer: B

To carry home items like potatoes, carrots, strawberries, and bananas, the most logical choice among the options given would be "shopping bags," as these are designed for carrying groceries. The other options do not relate to carrying food items.


Question:
Question: Lilly enjoyed watching films before bed. They were her favorite form of what?
Choices:
A: falling asleep
B: fatigue
C: crying
D: entertainment
E: fall asleep

Answer: D

Lilly enjoyed watching films before bed, indicating that she found them pleasant and enjoyable. The best word to describe the main reason she watched films is "entertainment." Thus, option D is the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: Where is someone not likely to find a needle?
Choices:
A: haystack
B: spool of thread
C: hospital
D: box of needles
E: doctor's office

Answer: A

To determine where someone is not likely to find a needle, let's analyze each option:

A: Haystack - It is well-known that needles are often suggested to be found in haystacks, so this is a likely place.

B: Spool of thread - Needles are usually found here as they are often used together, so this is a likely place.

C: Hospital - Hospitals have needles for medical purposes, so this is a likely place.

D: Box of needles - This is explicitly designed to hold needles, so it is certainly a likely place.

E: Doctor's office - Similar to hospitals, doctor's offices frequently have needles for medical examinations or injections, making it likely.

The least likely place to find a needle among these options is the haystack, as it is considered a metaphor for searching for a small item in a vast area, rather than an actual place where needles are stored.


Question:
Question: Where do you sit in bleachers and watch large men run?
Choices:
A: pharmacy
B: baseball stadium
C: concert
D: football stadium
E: soccer game

Answer: D

To watch large men run, we would typically refer to sports where running is a key component, such as football or soccer. However, since the question specifies "bleachers," this would suggest a setting where spectators are seated, such as in a stadium.

While both football and soccer could match, the term "large men" is more commonly associated with football players than soccer players, as football players generally have larger physiques. Additionally, bleachers are prevalent in both football and baseball stadiums, but baseball stadiums do not primarily focus on running as a sport in the way that football does.

Therefore, considering these aspects, the most suitable answer where one would sit in bleachers and watch large men run is at a football stadium.


Question:
Question: Where does a city cat live?
Choices:
A: compost pile
B: back alley
C: garbage can
D: milky way galaxy
E: backyard

Answer: B

A city cat is typically found in environments that provide shelter and access to food. Among the given options, a back alley is a common habitat for city cats due to the presence of food sources such as garbage and human activity. Other options, like a compost pile or garbage can, are not typical habitats for a cat. A backyard could serve as a location but is less synonymous with city life compared to a back alley. Therefore, the most relevant and logical choice is:


Question:
Question: The woman decided to take a penny from the pot.   Before  her a man decided to do what?
Choices:
A: drop
B: refuse
C: give
D: bring
E: swim

Answer: C

To find the best answer, we need to consider the context provided. The woman is taking a penny from the pot, which implies that the man beforehand likely made a decision concerning the pot too, possibly involving giving something. The choice "C: give" makes the most sense here, as it suggests that he might have contributed to the pot before the woman decided to take from it.

The other options do not logically align with a preceding action to the woman taking the penny.

Therefore, the final answer is C: give.


Question:
Question: John goes to the booking office and books a flight to a place that is notoriously foggy, where they like tea, and that is ruled by a Queen.  Where is John going?
Choices:
A: airport
B: travel agency
C: england
D: mall
E: toilet

Answer: C

To solve the question, we analyze the clues provided:

1. The destination is notoriously foggy - this is characteristic of England, particularly London.
2. They like tea - England is famous for its tea culture.
3. It is ruled by a Queen - this fits with the current monarchy in the United Kingdom.

Given these clues, the best answer is England.


Question:
Question: Where could you find an organ that cannot be played?
Choices:
A: system
B: human body
C: cathedral
D: music store
E: band hall

Answer: B

An organ that cannot be played implies a context where it is not functional or is not an instrument in the conventional sense.

- A "system" does not fit as it doesn't refer to a physical organ.
- The "human body" includes organs (like the heart, lungs) that cannot be played like an instrument.
- A "cathedral" and "music store" typically refer to locations of playable organs.
- A "band hall" primarily focuses on playable instruments as well.

Considering all options, the human body is the best fit for the description of an organ that cannot be played.


Question:
Question: Most building are located overground, not?
Choices:
A: tall
B: huge
C: underground
D: small
E: overground

Answer: C

The question states that most buildings are located overground and asks what they are not located over. The logical opposite of overground is underground.

Thus, the best answer is C: underground.


Question:
Question: What is often stirred up in a person when playing violin?
Choices:
A: sadness
B: create music
C: making music
D: feelings
E: hunger

Answer: D

When playing the violin, a person engages in the creation of music, which is often associated with a variety of emotional expressions. While all of the options could relate in some context, "create music" captures the essence of what is actively happening when one plays the violin.

However, "feelings" also encompasses the emotional responses that may arise during this activity. Since the phrasing of the question indicates something that is stirred up specifically in the person, "feelings" is a broader option that directly relates to personal emotional experiences.

Considering the emotional impact music has on individuals, the most fitting answer is D: feelings.


Question:
Question: What always happens when you are having lunch?
Choices:
A: talk to people
B: eat food
C: burp
D: tear a wrapper
E: choke

Answer: B

When having lunch, the most universal action is eating food, as that is the primary purpose of the meal. Although talking or other actions might happen, they are not guaranteed.


Question:
Question: What is something that studios spend a lot of money on?
Choices:
A: movies
B: pocket
C: trains
D: subway
E: carpet

Answer: A

Studios primarily invest significant amounts of money in producing movies, which involve various expenses such as cast salaries, special effects, sets, and marketing. The other options listed (pocket, trains, subway, carpet) do not typically represent substantial expenditures for studios.


Question:
Question: Who is someone you might need when you are stopping being married to spouse?
Choices:
A: trouble
B: lawyer
C: judge
D: civil authorities
E: friends

Answer: B

When someone is stopping being married to a spouse, the legal process typically involves consultation with legal professionals. Among the options given, a lawyer is specifically needed to handle the legalities of divorce. While judges and civil authorities may be involved in the process, they do not provide direct assistance like a lawyer would. Friends might offer emotional support, but they are not essential for the legal transition.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: What city is known for rain?
Choices:
A: desert
B: seattle
C: forest
D: disneyland
E: weather

Answer: B

Seattle is famously known for its rainy weather compared to other cities. The other options do not specifically refer to a city known for rain.


Question:
Question: After the guy is successful in cashing in his check, what does he feel?
Choices:
A: sad
B: quitting
C: extra money
D: great joy
E: leave

Answer: D

After successfully cashing his check, it's reasonable to infer that he would feel a positive emotion related to the successful transaction. The best option among the choices that reflects a positive feeling is "great joy," as cashing in a check typically brings satisfaction and happiness due to the availability of funds.


Question:
Question: What would a bird do if it wanted to scoop up more air?
Choices:
A: fly high
B: head south
C: lay eggs
D: squawk
E: spread wings

Answer: E

To scoop up more air, a bird would need to increase its surface area to catch the air effectively. The action that directly relates to this is spreading its wings, as this allows the bird to catch more air while in flight.

The other options do not relate directly to the act of scooping up more air:
- A: fly high does not directly increase air intake since altitude does not increase volume captured unless associated with wing action.
- B: head south is irrelevant to catching air.
- C: lay eggs is unrelated to air management.
- D: squawk, while it is an action a bird can take, does not help in gathering more air.

Thus, spreading its wings is the logical choice.


Question:
Question: If I have an excess ottoman with no place to put it, where should it go?
Choices:
A: furniture store
B: living room
C: basement
D: parlor
E: turkey

Answer: C

To determine where to put an excess ottoman, options A (furniture store), C (basement), and D (parlor) are either impractical or not logical since they imply either selling or storing the ottoman. The living room (B) would be a suitable place if there is room, but since we are looking for a solution for excess, the basement (C) makes the most sense for storage. Option E (turkey) is irrelevant.


Question:
Question: The person was glad that his father had helped him.   If his father wasn't there, he'd have been what?
Choices:
A: regretful
B: hatred
C: downcast
D: unhappy
E: disappointed

Answer: E

To determine how the person would feel if his father hadn't been there to help him, we should consider the positive impact of his father's assistance. If the father had not helped, the person would likely experience some negative emotion as a result of the absence of support.

Among the choices:
- A: "regretful" suggests wishing things were different but may not directly correlate with a lack of help.
- B: "hatred" doesn't fit the context of missing support from a father.
- C: "downcast" indicates feeling sad and could fit, but it's not as specific.
- D: "unhappy" generally describes a lack of happiness but lacks a specific connection to the father's absence.
- E: "disappointed" directly implies a reaction to an expectation of help not being met.

Considering that the father provided help, the most logical emotion reflecting the lack of that support would be "disappointed."

Thus,


Question:
Question: What would a person do if he or she wants to buy something at a store?
Choices:
A: cross street
B: enjoy working
C: offer help
D: open an umbrella
E: wait in line

Answer: E

To buy something at a store, a person typically needs to complete the purchase process, which usually involves waiting in line if there are other customers ahead. The other options provided do not relate directly to the act of buying something at a store. Therefore, the most logical choice is to wait in line.


Question:
Question: The fraternity preferred working out at the gymnasium, where was this located?
Choices:
A: college campus
B: spa
C: high school
D: school or ymca
E: stadium

Answer: A

The context indicates that the fraternity preferred a gymnasium, which is commonly associated with educational institutions or community centers. Based on the options provided, both "college campus" and "school or ymca" could reasonably have gymnasiums. However, since fraternities are more commonly found on college campuses, this makes "college campus" the best answer.


Question:
Question: The plastic handle broke away and the hot liquid spilled everywhere when the what hit the ground?
Choices:
A: watering can
B: coffeepot
C: carrying things
D: baseball bat
E: glass bottle

Answer: B

To determine what hit the ground causing the handle to break and spill hot liquid, we need to consider the items in the choices.

A watering can typically holds water, not a hot liquid.
A glass bottle usually does not have a handle that would break or contain hot liquids.
Carrying things is an action and doesn’t pertain to an item that could spill.
A baseball bat does not hold any liquid.

This leaves us with the coffeepot, which is commonly used for holding hot liquids like coffee. If the coffeepot hit the ground and the handle broke, it would cause the hot coffee to spill everywhere.

Therefore, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: Where would you find fungus in a university?
Choices:
A: cave
B: biology laboratory
C: decaying matter
D: mushroom hunting
E: old cheese

Answer: B

To determine where you would find fungus in a university, consider the options:

A: A cave – Unlikely to be associated with a university setting.
B: Biology laboratory – A place where studies involving fungi could occur, leading to the potential presence of fungi.
C: Decaying matter – While fungi are often found in decaying matter, this is not specifically associated with a university setting.
D: Mushroom hunting – This typically takes place outside, not within a university.
E: Old cheese – While fungi can be found on old cheese, this is less common in a university context.

The most logical choice, given its relevance to academic study, is B: biology laboratory.


Question:
Question: When someone covers wood thinly with gold metal, they have done what to it?
Choices:
A: gilded
B: less dense than water
C: solid
D: empty
E: porous

Answer: A

When someone covers wood thinly with gold metal, they have applied a layer of gold onto the surface. The process of doing this is referred to as gilding. Therefore, the correct answer is:


Question:
Question: Where is an athlete likely to be showcased by local fans?
Choices:
A: sporting event
B: museum
C: stadium
D: locker room
E: olympics

Answer: A

An athlete is most likely to be showcased by local fans during a sporting event, where fans gather to support their teams and athletes. A stadium is also associated with events, but it is a venue rather than a specific showcase. While the Olympics (E) is a significant event, it is more global and not local. Museums and locker rooms don’t typically highlight athletes for local fan support.

The best answer is the one that encompasses local fan engagement directly related to an athlete's participation.


Question:
Question: What is the opposite of dissociate with someone?
Choices:
A: fuse
B: unit
C: join
D: combine
E: incorporate

Answer: C

To determine the opposite of "dissociate," we need to consider that "dissociate" means to separate or disengage from someone. Therefore, the opposite would imply coming together or forming a connection.

Let’s evaluate the options:
A: fuse - means to join together, which could apply.
B: unit - is not commonly used as a verb related to bringing together.
C: join - means to connect or come together, fitting the opposite meaning well.
D: combine - also implies mixing or bringing together components.
E: incorporate - means to include or bring into a whole, which can apply.

Among the choices, both "join" and "combine" directly indicate the process of coming together, but "join" is the most straightforward in the context of associating with someone.

Thus, the best answer is the option that conveys a strong sense of connection with others.


Question:
Question: If someone is sitting quietly and biting their nails, what may they be experiencing?
Choices:
A: relaxation
B: insights
C: anxiety
D: inspiration
E: contentment

Answer: C

Biting nails is often a physical manifestation of anxiety or stress rather than relaxation or contentment. Therefore, it is likely that the person is experiencing anxiety.


Question:
Question: Where would you eat lots of fried foods on a stick?
Choices:
A: friend's house
B: kitchen
C: space shuttle
D: school
E: fairgrounds

Answer: E

Fried foods on a stick are commonly found at fairs and festivals, where vendors serve a variety of fried snacks conveniently on sticks. While some of the other options might have fried foods, they are unlikely to specialize in fried foods on a stick like fairgrounds do.


Question:
Question: What is a person dressed as a clown hoping to accomplish?
Choices:
A: own house
B: make others happy
C: compliments
D: low crime
E: good lover

Answer: B

A person dressed as a clown is typically associated with entertaining others, especially children, and is primarily motivated to bring joy and laughter. Therefore, the most fitting choice is to "make others happy."


Question:
Question: He called his friend to go fishing, but his friend surprised him by saying he was already out there what?
Choices:
A: catching fish
B: catch fish
C: driving
D: wade in
E: buy bait

Answer: A

To determine the best completion for the sentence, we need to find a phrase that fits naturally and makes the most sense contextually. The phrase should convey what his friend was doing while already fishing.

- Option A: "catching fish" is a continuous action and fits well as it implies his friend is actively fishing.
- Option B: "catch fish" suggests a more general action and feels less appropriate because it lacks grammatical parallelism with "was already out there."
- Option C: "driving" does not relate to fishing and seems irrelevant.
- Option D: "wade in" is a specific action that doesn't follow logically after being already out there.
- Option E: "buy bait" isn't relevant to the action of actually fishing.

Given this reasoning, the most fitting and logical completion is option A, as it makes sense for someone out fishing to be catching fish.


Question:
Question: His hair was getting long enough that it could be put in a ponytail, so he headed to this place to have what happen?
Choices:
A: combed when not straight
B: coloured
C: cut there
D: braided
E: washed

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we need to focus on the purpose of going to a place when hair is long enough for a ponytail.

- A: combed when not straight – While combing might be needed, it is not a primary action associated with needing a haircut.
- B: coloured – Colouring hair might be an option, but the specific context suggests a more immediate need related to the hair length.
- C: cut there – This is a common reason to visit a place when hair gets excessively long. It implies getting a haircut, especially since he can already put his hair in a ponytail.
- D: braided – Braiding is not a typical service at a salon for hair that is getting long; it may also imply more styling than just a visit for maintenance.
- E: washed – Washing hair could be part of a salon visit, but it doesn't directly address the concern of long hair needing maintenance.

Given these considerations, "cut there" directly addresses the need resulting from long hair, making it the most logical reason to visit a salon.


Question:
Question: There was a bacteria scare, so bleach was added to the well what?
Choices:
A: water
B: septic tank
C: petri dish
D: leg
E: ground

Answer: A

To address a bacteria scare in a well, it is common practice to add bleach to the water to disinfect it and kill harmful bacteria. The other options do not directly relate to the purpose of treating a well for bacteria.


Question:
Question: When you're away on a business trip where can you take a bath?
Choices:
A: hotel room
B: own home
C: public fountain
D: greece
E: house

Answer: A

When on a business trip, the most practical option for taking a bath would be in the location where you're staying, which is typically a hotel room. Choices like "own home" and "house" are not applicable since you are away. A "public fountain" is not appropriate for bathing, and "Greece" isn't a specific location for bath facilities during the trip.

Considering these factors, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The person was exposed as a liar, so what happened as a result?
Choices:
A: prepare to go
B: catch cold
C: hunt for food
D: they shivered
E: feel humiliated

Answer: E

The exposure of a person as a liar typically leads to feelings of shame or embarrassment. Therefore, the most fitting choice based on the context is "feel humiliated."


Question:
Question: Where might a conductor flail his arms in the air while he faces people?
Choices:
A: opera
B: lead orchestra
C: subway
D: orchestra
E: choir

Answer: D

A conductor typically uses gestures to guide and communicate with musicians, often in situations like an orchestra or choir where they face the performers. Both options B (lead orchestra) and D (orchestra) are relevant, but choice D specifically refers to the setting where a conductor would be flailing their arms to keep time and convey musical expression in an orchestral performance.


Question:
Question: Committing the murder wore on the man, because of his what he swore he could still hear the man's heart beating?
Choices:
A: great sorrow
B: stethoscope
C: guilty conscience
D: find god
E: go to jail

Answer: C

The question describes the emotional and psychological impact on a man after committing murder. The phrase "he swore he could still hear the man's heart beating" suggests a deep sense of guilt or remorse for his actions. This is most closely related to having a "guilty conscience," which aligns with the feeling of being haunted by the act of murder.

The other options do not directly relate to the emotional burden described:
A: great sorrow - while related, it doesn't capture the specific aspect of guilt.
B: stethoscope - irrelevant in this context.
D: find god - while possibly a reaction, it doesn’t directly address the burden mentioned.
E: go to jail - this refers to punishment, not the internal emotional struggle.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where is a good place to keep a saucer you don't use but want to look at?
Choices:
A: kitchen
B: tea room
C: china cabinet
D: kitchen cabinet
E: cup

Answer: C

To keep a saucer that you don't use but want to look at, the best option would be a place where it can be displayed nicely. A china cabinet is designed for displaying fine china and decorative items, making it the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: What is a genius likely to be in all subjects?
Choices:
A: virtuous
B: exceptional
C: ordinary
D: advantageous
E: sufficient

Answer: B

A genius is typically characterized by exceptional abilities or talents. Therefore, when considering what a genius is likely to be in all subjects, the best choice is "exceptional."


Question:
Question: What does an ugly girl want to become?
Choices:
A: beautiful pretty
B: pleasing
C: handsome
D: gorgeous
E: pregnant

Answer: D

The question implies a desire associated with beauty, as suggested by the term "ugly girl." The options related to attractiveness are A (beautiful pretty), D (gorgeous), and B (pleasing). However, the most directly related options that evoke a transformation towards standard beauty are A and D. Among these, "gorgeous" specifically represents a heightened state of beauty. Therefore, the best option indicating what the girl wants to become is “gorgeous.”


Question:
Question: If somebody wanted to start a garden they would put seeds in the ground, then watering them would be making grow what?
Choices:
A: growth
B: harvesting
C: die
D: sad
E: plants

Answer: E

Watering the seeds would help them grow into plants. The best answer, therefore, is E: plants.


Question:
Question: Video games can be quite fun and entertaining, but some are actual good for kids and what?
Choices:
A: fun to play
B: played inside stadium
C: played at office
D: educational
E: played outside

Answer: D

The question asks what video games can be good for kids, alongside being fun and entertaining. Among the choices provided, "educational" directly relates to the positive benefits that some video games can offer, as they can enhance learning and teaching skills.

Other options like "fun to play" are already implied, while "played inside stadium," "played at office," and "played outside" do not specifically address the benefits of video games for kids.

Therefore, the best answer is D: educational.


Question:
Question: Where do plants usually start?
Choices:
A: at the beginning
B: surface of earth
C: windowsill
D: park
E: ground

Answer: E

Plants usually start from seeds that are planted in the ground, where they have access to soil, nutrients, and moisture necessary for growth.


Question:
Question: What is a northern country where one might find a bald eagle preserve?
Choices:
A: canada
B: colorado
C: mountain top
D: utah
E: in washington

Answer: A

To determine which option represents a northern country with a bald eagle preserve, we need to assess the choices.

Canada (A) is a northern country and is known for its wildlife preserves, including those that protect bald eagles.

Colorado (B), while having bald eagles, is not considered a northern country; it is located in the western United States.

Mountain top (C) is not a specific location and does not represent a country.

Utah (D), although it is a state with some wildlife areas, is also not considered northern when compared to Canada.

Washington (E) is a state in the U.S. but not a country, and while it has bald eagle habitats, it does not fit the “northern country” criteria.

Therefore, the best answer is Canada, which fits the description well.


Question:
Question: What happens when you eat hamburger too fast without swallowing?
Choices:
A: get full
B: drink
C: choking
D: hungry
E: getting fat

Answer: C

Eating a hamburger too fast without swallowing can lead to the risk of choking, as food may block the airway. The other options, such as getting full or hungry, don't relate directly to the act of eating too quickly.


Question:
Question: Some envy children's bliss, meanwhile some children wish they were what so they could do anything they want?
Choices:
A: old people
B: parents
C: the president
D: grown ups
E: play with toys

Answer: D

Children often admire the freedom and autonomy that come with being older, desiring the ability to make choices without restrictions. Among the given options, "grown ups" represents that ideal of being older and having more freedom to act. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where do spirits haunt outside?
Choices:
A: bar
B: funeral home
C: haunted house
D: liquor cabinet
E: cemetary

Answer: E

To determine where spirits typically haunt outside, we need to consider locations often associated with supernatural occurrences.

- A bar (A) may have a lively atmosphere but is not inherently an outside location for haunting.
- A funeral home (B) is related to death but is an indoor setting.
- A haunted house (C) is mostly an indoor attraction known for ghostly encounters, despite its name.
- A liquor cabinet (D) is purely inside a home, again not outdoors.
- A cemetery (E) is an outdoor space specifically associated with the dead, making it a common location for spirits to be said to haunt.

Given these considerations, the best choice for a place where spirits haunt outside is the cemetery.


Question:
Question: Applying for job after job is part of the grind, but when no calls come back it can lead to what?
Choices:
A: hope
B: stress
C: happiness
D: frustration
E: working hard

Answer: D

When applying for jobs without receiving any responses, it's common for feelings of disappointment to emerge. This scenario typically does not breed hope or happiness, as those emotions are associated with positive outcomes. Instead, the process can lead to heightened stress and frustration as one grapples with the lack of results despite effort. Among the given options, frustration is the most direct response to the situation described.


Question:
Question: You can use a stick to swat at what growing in a field?
Choices:
A: woods
B: forest
C: bicycle spokes
D: home
E: grass

Answer: E

In a field, grass is a common growth that can be swatted at with a stick. The other options like woods, forest, bicycle spokes, and home are not typically found in a field or relevant to swatting.


Question:
Question: What do eating hamburgers in excess lead to long term?
Choices:
A: health problems
B: death
C: gas
D: mcdonald's
E: nausea

Answer: A

Eating hamburgers in excess, particularly those high in unhealthy fats and calories, can lead to a range of serious health issues over time, such as obesity, heart disease, and diabetes. While death is a potential outcome of long-term health problems, it is not as direct or immediate as the long-term health issues themselves.

Considering the options, A: health problems best captures the long-term consequences of excessive hamburger consumption.


Question:
Question: The racers were about to compete, the referee told them to all line up at the what?
Choices:
A: start
B: podium
C: train
D: sign up
E: ready emotionally and physically

Answer: A

In a race, the racers typically line up at the starting point before the competition begins. The podium is for winners, while sign up and training are not relevant to the immediate action of starting the race. Therefore, the best answer is the start line.


Question:
Question: Why would someone be playing basketball?
Choices:
A: crazy
B: sweating
C: pain
D: having fun
E: knee injury

Answer: D

Playing basketball is typically associated with enjoyment and recreation. While sweating may occur as a result of playing, it is not the primary reason someone would choose to play. Options A (crazy) and C (pain) do not align with common motivations for engaging in sports. A knee injury would likely deter someone from playing rather than encourage it. Therefore, the most logical and appropriate choice is having fun.


Question:
Question: When people social at a bar, the bartender will often do what to the cocktails they serve?
Choices:
A: meet people
B: have friends
C: mix
D: with people
E: see people

Answer: C

To determine what the bartender often does with cocktails, we need to focus on the context of serving drinks in a bar. The logical action here is related to preparing the drinks. Among the given choices, "mix" stands out as the action that relates directly to cocktails since cocktails typically involve combining different ingredients.

The other options (meet people, have friends, with people, see people) do not directly relate to the act of serving cocktails in the context described.

Thus, the final answer is:
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Question:
Question: What happens to people, including their stomach, if they do not eat enough food?
Choices:
A: appear beautiful
B: jump ahead
C: suffering pain
D: talk to each other
E: free slaves

Answer: C

If people do not eat enough food, they can suffer from various health issues, including physical pain and discomfort due to hunger or malnutrition. Among the given options, "suffering pain" accurately reflects the consequences of insufficient food intake.


Question:
Question: He always wanted a man cave, but with the sofa bed it doubled as a guest room down in the what?
Choices:
A: basement
B: guest room
C: treehouse
D: living room
E: horseradish

Answer: A

To determine where the man cave that doubles as a guest room is located, we can eliminate some options.

- A: "basement" — This is a common place for a man cave, especially if it also serves as a guest room.
- B: "guest room" — This is not a location, but rather a description of the room itself.
- C: "treehouse" — This is unlikely for a man cave due to practicality reasons.
- D: "living room" — While this could potentially work, a living room doesn't typically describe a traditional man cave.
- E: "horseradish" — This is irrelevant to the context.

Given these considerations, the best option is A: basement, because it is a typical setting for a man cave and can easily accommodate a sofa bed for guests.


Question:
Question: What do athletes do?
Choices:
A: play sports
B: need to rest
C: walk fast
D: take steroids
E: bicycle forever

Answer: A

Athletes primarily engage in sports activities as their main focus, so the most fitting choice from the options provided is A: play sports. While athletes may do other activities like resting or walking, those are not defining characteristics of being an athlete. Taking steroids is not a universal or positive action associated with all athletes, and "bicycle forever" is not a realistic or general activity for them.


Question:
Question: Where would you see a conductor and performers singing in German?
Choices:
A: subway
B: listen to music
C: orchestra
D: broadway
E: opera

Answer: E

To determine where you would see a conductor and performers singing in German, we need to consider the characteristics of each option.

- A subway is primarily a transportation system and typically does not feature formal performances.
- B, listening to music, is too vague and does not specify any live performance setting.
- C, an orchestra, may involve a conductor but is not exclusively focused on singing in German.
- D, Broadway, is known for musical theatre, typically performed in English, although it can feature international shows.
- E, opera, often features performances sung in various languages, including German, particularly with the rich history of German operatic works.

Given that opera specifically involves a conductor and performers singing, often in German, this option stands out.


Question:
Question: This is probably too shallow for a canoe.  What is this?
Choices:
A: water
B: campground
C: mountain stream
D: broken water drain
E: boat house

Answer: C

To determine what is "probably too shallow for a canoe," we need to consider each option.

A: Water - This is too vague and does not specifically indicate whether it’s shallow or not.
B: Campground - This typically refers to land for camping and would not be a body of water.
C: Mountain stream - This can often be shallow, especially in some areas, making it plausible for canoes to struggle there.
D: Broken water drain - This suggests a drainage area that is likely very shallow or not conducive to canoeing, but it's more of a structure than a body of water.
E: Boat house - This is a place to store boats and would not be relevant to the question about water depth.

Given the context of shallow water specifically for a canoe, C: mountain stream is the most fitting answer, as streams can vary significantly in depth and are often too shallow in places for larger boats.


Question:
Question: He had to climb a ladder and get through a lot of dust to find the family photos up where?
Choices:
A: clouds
B: attic
C: ground
D: fridge
E: television

Answer: B

To find family photos, it is logical to think they would be stored in a less accessible place, typically high up and away from everyday items. An attic is a common location for storing old items, including photos, and it often involves climbing a ladder and dealing with dust. The other options do not fit the context of climbing a ladder or dealing with dust.


Question:
Question: Randy was not doing housework.   His wife was raising two children, and this only increased her workload. It put her under a lot of stress.  What might this lead to?
Choices:
A: asthma
B: more
C: boredom
D: headache
E: arguments

Answer: E

Given that Randy's wife is under a lot of stress from raising two children and managing the household, this increased stress could lead to various negative outcomes. Among the options provided, 'E: arguments' is a likely consequence, as stress can lead to miscommunication and tension in relationships.


Question:
Question: What is learning about the world and good in it likely to cause?
Choices:
A: suicidal thoughts
B: confusion
C: anger
D: loss of innocence
E: pleasure

Answer: E

Learning about the world and the good in it is generally associated with positive feelings, understanding, and appreciation of life. While there can be complexities in this learning process, such as grappling with difficult truths or disillusionment, the overarching impact of learning about goodness tends to foster positive emotions rather than negative ones.

Given the options, "pleasure" seems to align best with the potential positive outcomes of learning about the world and its goodness.


Question:
Question: What is ti called when people at work get together to exchange information?
Choices:
A: online
B: internet
C: break
D: meeting
E: manual

Answer: D

In a work context, when people come together specifically to exchange information, it is most commonly referred to as a "meeting." The other options do not pertain directly to the gathering for information exchange. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: She was always falling on the ice in comical ways,  what was she growing sick of?
Choices:
A: hair pulling
B: being laughed at
C: contact with
D: lacerations
E: injury

Answer: B

The phrase "always falling on the ice in comical ways" suggests that while the falls might be funny, they likely cause embarrassment and frustration. The most fitting choice that relates to the emotional impact of being the subject of laughter is "being laughed at."


Question:
Question: Lawyers often lease where?
Choices:
A: courtroom
B: sign documents
C: apartments
D: work
E: office building

Answer: E

Lawyers typically require a professional space to conduct their business, meet clients, and work on cases. While they may occasionally use courtrooms or sign documents, these are not lease options. Apartments are personal living spaces, and a general term like "work" does not specifically identify a leased space. The most appropriate and specific answer here is "office building," as this is where lawyers often lease office space for their practice.


Question:
Question: Teddy liked learning languages.  He helped him with what?
Choices:
A: problems
B: frustration
C: confidence
D: better communication
E: sadness

Answer: D

Teddy liked learning languages, which typically enhances communication skills. Therefore, he likely helped himself with better communication.


Question:
Question: What is the worst result of smoking?
Choices:
A: looking cool
B: lung disease
C: bad breath
D: pleasure
E: death

Answer: E

Smoking has various negative consequences, but the most severe outcome among the options is death. While lung disease is a critical health issue resulting from smoking, it can lead to death, making death the ultimate consequence. Therefore, the worst result of smoking is death.


Question:
Question: The non slip mat was designed to be soft and collect water, there were two of them in the what?
Choices:
A: dust
B: store
C: school
D: living room
E: bathroom

Answer: E

To determine the best answer, we should consider where a non-slip mat that collects water would typically be used. Of the options provided, the bathroom is the most logical choice, as non-slip mats are commonly used in wet areas like bathrooms to prevent slipping and to absorb water.

The other options do not align well with the purpose of a soft mat designed to collect water:
- Dust (A) does not relate to mats.
- Store (B) is not related to water collection.
- School (C) is not a typical place for such mats.
- Living room (D) usually does not require mats that collect water.

Hence, the non-slip mats described would most likely be found in the bathroom.


Question:
Question: The person worked hard and achieved his goals and got to feel what?
Choices:
A: headache
B: disappointed
C: celebrated
D: simplicity
E: fulfilled

Answer: E

The question describes a person who worked hard, achieved their goals, and is likely to experience a positive emotion or state as a result. Among the choices provided, "fulfilled" best captures the sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that comes from achieving one's goals.

The other options do not align as well with the context of working hard towards and achieving success. Therefore, the most logical choice is:


Question:
Question: Where do you keep a credit card?
Choices:
A: purse
B: envelope
C: resturant
D: wakket
E: wallet

Answer: E

A credit card is typically kept in a secure and accessible place, such as a wallet, which is specifically designed for carrying cards and cash. While a purse can also store a credit card, the most common answer associated with keeping a credit card would be a wallet.


Question:
Question: What are plants made out of?
Choices:
A: millions of cells
B: flowers on
C: leaves to gather light
D: roots
E: stems

Answer: A

Plants are composed of various structures, but fundamentally, they are made up of millions of cells, which form tissues and organs like roots, stems, and leaves. While the other options represent parts of plants, choice A encompasses the basic biological structure of all plants.


Question:
Question: There's many places such as clerks, businesses, and more that a human can visit in a what?
Choices:
A: surface of earth
B: office block
C: nearest house
D: theatre
E: school

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we need to identify a place where a human can visit various types of places such as clerks and businesses. An "office block" typically houses various businesses and clerks, making it a versatile place for visits. The other options like "nearest house," "theatre," "school," and "surface of earth" do not correlate as well with visiting places that include clerks and businesses.

Therefore, the final answer is B: office block.


Question:
Question: Which way is the pacific ocean from Nevada?
Choices:
A: atlas
B: san francisco bay
C: beach
D: southern hemisphere
E: west

Answer: E

To determine which direction the Pacific Ocean is from Nevada, we consider the geographical location of Nevada. Nevada is located in the western United States, and to reach the Pacific Ocean, you would travel westward.

The choices given are:

A: atlas - not a direction
B: san francisco bay - not a general direction
C: beach - not a specific direction
D: southern hemisphere - not relevant to the location of Nevada
E: west - the correct direction towards the Pacific Ocean

Given this analysis, the best answer is west.


Question:
Question: The brothers were punching angrily, why would they do that?
Choices:
A: cause pain
B: to defend themselves.
C: broken bones
D: bruise
E: pain for

Answer: A

The brothers were likely punching angrily to either cause pain or to defend themselves. However, the context of being angry typically suggests an intent to inflict pain rather than self-defense. Therefore, the best answer is that they were punching to cause pain.


Question:
Question: The pencil  fell to the floor.  John picked it up and put it back where it was.  Where did john put it?
Choices:
A: shelf
B: classroom
C: office depot
D: road
E: cup

Answer: A

To determine where John put the pencil back, we can infer that it likely went back to the original location before it fell. Among the provided choices, "shelf" seems like a logical place where a pencil could be stored. The other options (classroom, office depot, road, cup) are either too broad or impractical for where a pencil would typically be placed.


Question:
Question: What's one characteristic that separates a person from a stuffed dummy?
Choices:
A: absorb moisture
B: cross street
C: experience pain
D: deceive himself
E: dead

Answer: C

To differentiate a person from a stuffed dummy, we need to identify a characteristic that only living beings possess.

- A: absorb moisture - Both can absorb moisture, so this does not separate them.
- B: cross street - While living beings can cross streets, this is a behavior not exclusive to a person.
- C: experience pain - Only living beings can feel pain, making this a strong differentiator.
- D: deceive himself - This could apply to some living beings but is not definitive for all.
- E: dead - This does not separate a person from a dummy since a stuffed dummy is inherently non-living.

Based on this reasoning, option C is the best answer.


Question:
Question: Where is cheese likely to be dangerous for some creatures?
Choices:
A: refrigerator
B: mouse trap
C: fridge
D: outside
E: plate

Answer: B

Cheese can be dangerous for some creatures, particularly when it is used as bait in a mouse trap, where it may cause harm or death to mice. While cheese may be found in various places like a refrigerator, fridge, outside, or on a plate, the mouse trap is specifically designed to capture or kill rodents.


Question:
Question: Why would you try to stop someone from playing violin?
Choices:
A: relaxation
B: loud noises
C: compose music
D: making music
E: sadness

Answer: B

To determine why you might want to stop someone from playing the violin, we should consider the potential negative aspects of the activity. Among the choices provided, "loud noises" (Choice B) stands out as a more likely reason for wanting to intervene. Violin playing can indeed be loud and may disrupt others, especially if played in a shared or quiet environment. Other options like relaxation, composing music, making music, and sadness do not provide strong reasons for wanting to stop someone from playing.


Question:
Question: What group is likely to contain a human weasel?
Choices:
A: farmer
B: congress
C: washington d.c
D: children's song
E: chicken coop

Answer: B

A "human weasel" typically refers to someone who is deceitful or untrustworthy. Among the given options, a "congress" can contain individuals who might be perceived as less than honest in their dealings. Hence, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: They were trying to explain why the defendant was guilty of obstructing justice, it was their job as the what?
Choices:
A: riot
B: choir
C: prosecution
D: getting hurt
E: committing perjury

Answer: C

In the context of a legal scenario, the role of explaining why the defendant is guilty of obstructing justice typically falls to the side trying to prove the case against the defendant. This is the responsibility of the prosecution, whose job is to present evidence and arguments to support the charges.

The other options do not align with the context of explaining a defendant's guilt in a legal setting.

Thus, the correct answer is:


Question:
Question: He was on his first long haul and had gotten lost, he made sure to buy a map when he came across a what to stop at?
Choices:
A: backpack
B: truck stop
C: taco shop
D: amusement park
E: gas station

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we need to consider what location would be most practical for someone who is on a long haul trip and needing to buy a map.

- A backpack (A) does not indicate a stopping point.
- A taco shop (C) is more about food and likely wouldn't have maps.
- An amusement park (D) is not a typical place to stop during a long trip and is unlikely to have maps.
- A gas station (E) is a common stop for travelers to refuel and often contains maps or the ability to buy one.
- A truck stop (B) is specifically designed for long-haul drivers and typically offers a variety of services including maps.

Both the gas station and truck stop are plausible options, but truck stops would generally cater more specifically to long-haul drivers, making it the most logical choice.


Question:
Question: What would happen to airplanes before they start falling down?
Choices:
A: stall
B: taxi
C: crash
D: slow down
E: halt

Answer: A

Before airplanes start falling down, they typically lose lift and enter a state known as a stall. This means they are unable to maintain a level of flight necessary to stay airborne.


Question:
Question: What carries blood toward the heart?
Choices:
A: pumps
B: vein
C: hospital
D: person
E: soccer game

Answer: B

To determine what carries blood toward the heart, we can analyze the available choices.

- A: pumps – While pumps (like the heart itself) help circulate blood, they do not carry blood toward the heart.
- B: vein – Veins are blood vessels that specifically carry deoxygenated blood toward the heart.
- C: hospital – A hospital does not carry blood; it's a place for medical care.
- D: person – A person does not directly carry blood; they contain blood within their body.
- E: soccer game – This is unrelated to the biological function of blood circulation.

From the choices, the correct answer is clearly **B: vein** as veins are the vessels responsible for returning blood to the heart.


Question:
Question: What do you see for entertainment on a screen?
Choices:
A: movie
B: casino
C: theatre
D: show
E: comedy

Answer: A

To determine what is typically seen for entertainment on a screen, we must consider the options provided.

- A movie (A) is specifically made for viewing on screens, both in theaters and at home.
- A casino (B) isn't a screen-based entertainment genre and typically involves physical locations.
- A theatre (C) generally refers to a live performance venue, not specifically screen entertainment.
- A show (D) could be a broader term but still encompasses TV shows or performances on screens.
- Comedy (E) refers to a genre that can be performed but isn't exclusively screen-based either.

Among these options, "movie" is the most direct response to the question regarding entertainment seen specifically on a screen.


Question:
Question: What would you put a spoon into after you finish eating?
Choices:
A: dishwasher
B: bowl of soup
C: washing machine
D: serving dish
E: dinner

Answer: A

After finishing a meal, the most logical option for putting a spoon into would be the dishwasher, as it is where dirty utensils are typically placed for cleaning. The other options do not make sense in this context.


Question:
Question: After performing many physical tasks what will you likely experience?
Choices:
A: injury
B: tiredness
C: do best
D: friend
E: accolades

Answer: B

After performing many physical tasks, it's most common to feel physically drained or fatigued. While injury (A) can occur, it is not guaranteed. "Do best" (C) and "friend" (D) do not directly relate to the physical experience itself, and "accolades" (E) would depend on external validation rather than a personal experience. Thus, the most likely outcome is tiredness.


Question:
Question: What is person probably feeling that plans on stopping being married to their spouse?
Choices:
A: detachment
B: bankruptcy
C: sad
D: fights
E: wrong

Answer: A

To determine what a person feels when planning to stop being married to their spouse, detachment (A) could indicate a lack of emotional connection that often precedes such a decision. Sadness (C) could also be a significant feeling due to the emotional weight of ending a marriage, but it does not directly imply the decision to stop the marriage is already being made. Bankruptcy (B), fights (D), and feeling wrong (E) are not generalized emotional states that would align closely with the intention to stop being married.

Given the emotions typically associated with the decision to end a marriage, detachment captures the essence of feeling disconnected enough to want separation, while sadness might come afterward as a result. However, since the question asks for the feeling influencing the decision itself, detachment is more appropriate.


Question:
Question: Where are old pictures kept?
Choices:
A: museum
B: trunk
C: suitcase
D: attic
E: fridge

Answer: D

Old pictures can be kept in various places, but the best choice from the options given would be an attic. Attics are commonly used for storage of old items, including photographs. While museums (A) may house old pictures for exhibition, the context of personal storage suggests a more private location.


Question:
Question: John was cleaning out the old house.  while there was nothing upstairs, he found a bunch of old stuff somewhere else.  Where did he find stuff?
Choices:
A: loft
B: attic
C: museum
D: cellar
E: waste bin

Answer: D

John was cleaning out an old house, and although it was mentioned that there was nothing upstairs, he found a bunch of old stuff somewhere else. The options provided include places typically associated with the storage of old items.

- A loft is generally an upper space and wouldn't be where he found "stuff."
- An attic is similarly associated with storage but is typically found above and would logically also have been mentioned as empty.
- A museum is a public place where curated items are displayed, making it an unlikely place for John to find old items in a personal cleaning context.
- A cellar is a common storage area in old houses, often filled with old items.
- A waste bin would not typically contain valuable old items.

Given the context, the most logical place for John to discover a bunch of old stuff in an old house would be the cellar.

Therefore, the final answer is D: cellar.


Question:
Question: If you bring home fish what food could you make?
Choices:
A: hungry
B: sushi
C: have cooked
D: lamb sauce
E: wife asked to

Answer: B

To determine what food you could make with fish, we need to consider the options that relate directly to fish preparation.

- A: "hungry" does not suggest a food item you can make.
- B: "sushi" is a dish that often includes fish, so it is a valid option.
- C: "have cooked" is a phrase and not a specific food item.
- D: "lamb sauce" is not related to fish.
- E: "wife asked to" is not a food item.

The only option that represents a dish you could make with fish is "sushi."


Question:
Question: Her child was in a competition and she couldn't relax, he friend told her to what?
Choices:
A: comfortable
B: buy an ipod
C: go to bed
D: listen to music
E: stop worrying

Answer: E

In this scenario, the friend is likely trying to help her reduce her anxiety about the competition. Among the choices provided, "stop worrying" directly addresses her concern and suggests a way to relax. The other options either don't relate to easing anxiety or are not practical solutions.


Question:
Question: The archaeologist was seeing artifacts that he knew were fake, how did he feel?
Choices:
A: pleasure
B: awe inspiring
C: angry
D: thinking
E: painful memories

Answer: C

The archaeologist, encountering fake artifacts, would likely feel frustration or anger due to the deception and the implications for his work. Out of the given options, "angry" aligns best with this sentiment.


Question:
Question: The construction manager was communicating to the concerned financiers of the building, what was he briefing them on?
Choices:
A: collaboration
B: progress
C: bulldozer
D: exchanging ideas
E: static

Answer: B

The construction manager is likely briefing the financiers on the status of the building project, which would involve updates on milestones, timelines, and current work being done. Therefore, the most relevant choice is B: progress.


Question:
Question: What might someone be doing that committing perjury would result in jail time?
Choices:
A: testify
B: great anxiety
C: speaking
D: lies
E: guilt

Answer: A

To commit perjury means to lie after taking an oath to tell the truth, typically in a legal context such as a court of law. Thus, the action most directly associated with committing perjury is giving false testimony. The option that captures this idea is "testify."


Question:
Question: The patient was getting healthier, the doctor said to start jogging to cause a what?
Choices:
A: increased heart rate
B: full bladder
C: being healthy
D: sweating
E: knee pain

Answer: A

The question suggests that the doctor recommended jogging to promote a beneficial effect related to the patient's improved health. Among the choices, jogging primarily promotes cardiovascular fitness, resulting in an increased heart rate as a direct consequence of physical exertion.

While other options like sweating and knee pain can also be associated with jogging, they are not the primary goal of the activity. The focus here is on the health benefits that jogging brings, which is best characterized by an increased heart rate as part of cardiovascular exercise.

Thus, the most logical choice is:


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

Answer: E

As a spectator at a movie theater, I would most likely be watching a film or a presentation of some sort. The terms "performance" and "show" are both relevant to what is seen at a theater, but "show" is broader and more commonly associated with various types of screens, including movies. "Performance" often refers to live acts. Given the context of a movie theater specifically, the best option that encompasses the experience is "show."


Question:
Question: What would you do with your plumbing to a plumber if it is broken?
Choices:
A: synagogue
B: water fountain
C: show
D: central
E: oil refineries

Answer: C

The question asks what to do with your plumbing if it is broken, suggesting an action related to repair. The relevant choice should relate to plumbing or fixing it in some way.

The provided options are not directly related to plumbing repair. However, "C: show" could imply showing a plumber the issue for repair. The other options (A, B, D, E) do not make sense in this context as they don't relate to fixing plumbing.

Therefore, the best choice is to "show" the problem to a plumber for resolution.


Question:
Question: What drops from clouds on a warm day?
Choices:
A: move in
B: rain water
C: awe inspiring
D: boiling oil
E: bring rain

Answer: B

On a warm day, the most typical substance that drops from clouds is rain water, which is caused by moisture condensing and falling due to gravity. The other options do not relate directly to what falls from clouds in a weather context.


Question:
Question: Where might an American weasel live?
Choices:
A: michigan
B: chicken coop
C: great britain
D: hen house
E: in deep sea

Answer: A

An American weasel typically inhabits a variety of environments, including forests, grasslands, and areas near water sources. It can be found in North America, including states like Michigan. The other options like a chicken coop, hen house, or deep sea are not natural habitats for weasels, and Great Britain is not their native region. Therefore, the most logical choice is a location in the U.S.