Question:
Question: The forgotten leftovers had gotten quite old, he found it covered in mold in the back of his what?
Choices:
A: carpet
B: refrigerator
C: breadbox
D: fridge
E: coach

Answer: B

To determine where the forgotten leftovers might be found, we can eliminate options based on common places for food storage.

- A: Carpet - Not a logical place for food storage.
- B: Refrigerator - A standard location for leftovers but could be more specific.
- C: Breadbox - Typically used for bread and may not commonly have moldy leftovers.
- D: Fridge - Another term for refrigerator, the same reasoning applies.
- E: Coach - This does not relate to food storage at all.

The most logical choices are B (refrigerator) and D (fridge), both meaning the same thing, but since we're looking for specificity and context (mold on food suggests it was improperly stored or forgotten), "refrigerator" is more commonly used in this context.

Thus, the best choice is:
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Question:
Question: Before getting a divorce, what did the wife feel who was doing all the work?
Choices:
A: harder
B: anguish
C: bitterness
D: tears
E: sadness

Answer: C

The question indicates that the wife was doing all the work before considering divorce, which likely led to emotional distress. The feelings typically associated with such a situation are often negative, and among the options provided, "bitterness" (C) most accurately reflects resentment or frustration stemming from an imbalance in effort within the relationship.


Question:
Question: What is it called when you slowly cook using a grill?
Choices:
A: backyard
B: restaurant
C: crockpot
D: neighbor's house
E: barbeque

Answer: E

Slow cooking using a grill is commonly referred to as barbeque. The other choices do not specifically pertain to the cooking method described.


Question:
Question: You can share files with someone if you have a connection to a what?
Choices:
A: freeway
B: radio
C: wires
D: computer network
E: electrical circuit

Answer: D

To share files with someone, you generally need a connection that enables data transmission, which is most commonly achieved through a computer network. While the other options could potentially allow for sharing in very specific contexts (e.g., radio for wireless data transfer), they do not represent the standard method for file sharing.


Question:
Question: I have something in my head I want to share, what ways can I do that?
Choices:
A: write an essay
B: organize thoughts
C: speak information
D: summarize main points
E: have information

Answer: C

To effectively share something in your head, you need to convey your thoughts clearly. Among the given options, writing an essay (A), organizing your thoughts (B), and speaking information (C) are all methods to share ideas. However, the best choice focuses on the act of sharing itself. Organizing thoughts (B) is a crucial preliminary step but does not directly share the information. Writing an essay (A) and speaking information (C) both accomplish the sharing aspect effectively.

Considering they all lead to sharing, but you need to share through a specific action, "speak information" (C) is a direct method of sharing.


Question:
Question: The president is the leader of what institution?
Choices:
A: walmart
B: white house
C: country
D: corporation
E: government

Answer: E

The president typically serves as the head of state and government for a country. The institutions listed (Walmart, White House, corporation) are not directly led by the president in a national capacity. However, the White House is the official residence and office of the president, and it represents the executive branch of the government. Ultimately, the best choice that encapsulates the role of the president is in relation to the overall structure of authority, which is the government.


Question:
Question: Sitting to close while watching TV can cause what sort of pain?
Choices:
A: brain problems
B: laziness
C: get fat
D: headache
E: laughter

Answer: D

Sitting too close while watching TV can strain the eyes and potentially lead to headaches. Therefore, the best answer is D: headache.


Question:
Question: Where is a bald eagle safe?
Choices:
A: pine tree
B: open country
C: in washington
D: wildlife refuge
E: sky

Answer: D

To determine where a bald eagle is safe, we should consider environments that provide protection from threats such as predators and human interference.

- A pine tree can offer nesting and roosting sites, but it might not always be safe from natural threats.
- Open country may expose them to various dangers and lacks cover.
- Washington is a state where bald eagles are found, but it doesn't guarantee safety.
- A wildlife refuge is specifically designed to protect wildlife, making it generally safer for bald eagles.
- The sky offers freedom to fly, but it is also a place that could expose them to dangers such as hunting or collisions.

Among these options, a wildlife refuge is the most secure environment specifically aimed at conserving wildlife, including bald eagles.


Question:
Question: What kind of driving leads to accidents?
Choices:
A: stressful
B: dangerous
C: fun
D: illegal
E: deadly

Answer: B

To determine the kind of driving that leads to accidents, we consider which option is most likely to result in unsafe situations.

- **A: stressful** driving might not inherently cause accidents, but can lead to distractions.
- **B: dangerous** driving directly implies recklessness that increases the probability of accidents.
- **C: fun** driving does not correlate with safety issues.
- **D: illegal** driving encompasses behaviors that are unsafe and likely to endanger others, leading to accidents.
- **E: deadly** suggests consequences rather than the nature of driving that leads to accidents.

Both B and D are relevant, but "dangerous" driving specifically encapsulates an unsafe style of driving, while "illegal" could refer to many different actions.

Between the two, "dangerous" is broader in capturing reckless driving practices that lead to accidents.

Thus, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: What is a person chatting with friends likely hoping to accomplish?
Choices:
A: gathering of information
B: communication
C: feel relaxed
D: kill boredom
E: social bonding

Answer: E

A person chatting with friends is likely engaged in a variety of activities, but the primary goals typically include establishing a connection with others and enjoying social interaction. While options like "communication," "feel relaxed," "kill boredom," and "social bonding" all apply to some extent, "social bonding" best encapsulates the central purpose of chatting with friends, as it emphasizes the importance of building and maintaining relationships.


Question:
Question: What might be the result of a season of successful skiing?
Choices:
A: finish line
B: broken bones
C: broken legs
D: chapped lips
E: healthy body

Answer: E

A season of successful skiing typically involves a mix of enjoyment, physical activity, and the potential for both minor and major injuries. While broken bones and broken legs are possible outcomes from skiing accidents, they are negative results. Chapped lips can occur from cold weather, but they are not particularly significant in the context of "successful skiing."

On the other hand, skiing can promote physical fitness and contribute to a healthy body due to the exercise it provides. Therefore, out of all the options provided, the most positive and relevant outcome of a successful skiing season would be related to health.


Question:
Question: The sensor would just the distance then set off an alarm, the installation expert explained it was called a what kind of sensor?
Choices:
A: near
B: closeness
C: here
D: proximity
E: this

Answer: D

To determine the type of sensor being described, we need to focus on the function of the sensor, which involves measuring distance and detecting how near something is to it. The term that best encapsulates this function is "proximity," as it specifically refers to the state of being near or close to something.

Thus, the best answer is D: proximity.


Question:
Question: The person gave a good hands on what to show how to do the work?
Choices:
A: demonstration
B: garage
C: building
D: barn
E: synagogue

Answer: A

The key part of the question is "show how to do the work," which indicates that the answer should relate to presenting or teaching a skill or task. Among the choices, "demonstration" clearly fits this context as it involves showing how something is done. The other options (garage, building, barn, synagogue) do not imply any form of teaching or demonstration.


Question:
Question: What is the only was to recover from exhaustion?
Choices:
A: mediate
B: have rest
C: stay in bed
D: run out of steam
E: go to sleep

Answer: B

To recover from exhaustion, the most effective and direct method is to rest or allow the body to recuperate. While options like "go to sleep" (E) and "have rest" (B) also suggest recovery, "have rest" is a broader term that encompasses various ways of resting. Therefore, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: What is a grumpy person likely to have?
Choices:
A: headache
B: understand themselves
C: compliments
D: own house
E: happiness

Answer: A

A grumpy person is often characterized by irritability and unpleasantness, which could reasonably correlate with physical discomfort, such as a headache. The other options like understanding themselves or having compliments do not commonly align with the traits of a grumpy disposition. While owning a house and happiness are possible, they are not direct implications of being grumpy. Thus, the most likely outcome for a grumpy person among the choices is a headache.


Question:
Question: Though she made the cut years ago, its figurative scars would never what?
Choices:
A: joining
B: put together
C: stitch
D: heal
E: paste

Answer: D

The phrase "its figurative scars would never" suggests a focus on the emotional or psychological impact of the experience. The most appropriate word to complete the sentence, indicating that these scars would remain and not recover, is "heal."


Question:
Question: Who was the head of the branch yelling at?
Choices:
A: owner
B: foot
C: subordinate
D: base
E: point

Answer: C

The question refers to a scenario where a head of a branch is yelling, which typically suggests that they are directing their frustration or authority towards someone within their hierarchy. Among the options provided, "subordinate" clearly indicates a person who is positioned lower in the organizational structure, making them the most likely target of the head's yelling.


Question:
Question: He made another call, he did this all day hoping people would what well to his offer?
Choices:
A: hang up
B: respond
C: contact
D: answer
E: attracting ducks

Answer: B

In this context, the person is hoping that people will react positively to his offer. The most relevant choice that reflects a positive engagement with the offer is "respond." Although "answer" could also fit, "respond" encompasses a broader range of potential engagement, including discussion or interest.

Therefore, the final answer is B: respond.


Question:
Question: She needs to visit a bookshop after buying the latest fashion, where should she look?
Choices:
A: student union
B: mall
C: department store
D: library
E: town or city

Answer: B

To determine the best place for her to visit a bookshop after buying the latest fashion, we need to consider the locations listed in the choices.

- A student union may have some book-related facilities, but it typically wouldn't have a dedicated bookshop.
- A mall commonly has a variety of stores, including fashion retailers and often a bookstore.
- A department store usually focuses on clothing and household items, making it less likely to have a comprehensive bookshop.
- A library is focused on borrowing books rather than purchasing, which may not fulfill her need to buy books.
- Town or city could encompass multiple options but is too broad without specifics.

Given that a mall likely includes both fashion and book shopping options, it is the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: If someone is aloof and self-important, what is their experience when meeting people?
Choices:
A: stress
B: nervousness
C: smile
D: being bored
E: making new friends

Answer: D

When someone is aloof and self-important, they are likely to view social interactions from a distance and may not care much about connecting with others. This attitude could lead to feelings of being unimpressed or indifferent toward new people, which could be interpreted as boredom. However, the other options like stress, nervousness, and the potential to smile or make friends do not align with the typical demeanor of someone who is aloof and self-important. Therefore, the best interpretation of their experience when meeting people would be to feel bored.


Question:
Question: John and James spent most of their time communicating with each other on their project.  The time required to communicate slowed their what?
Choices:
A: static
B: train of thought.
C: progress
D: transfer of information
E: collaboration

Answer: C

The question indicates that communication took up a significant amount of time, which implies that it hindered their efficiency or advancement in their project work. Among the options, "C: progress" best captures the overall impact of communication on their ability to advance their project. While communication is essential, if it is excessive, it can indeed slow down the overall progress.


Question:
Question: When you play around with your dog they will have?
Choices:
A: alive
B: health
C: fun
D: playing dead
E: black

Answer: C

When you play around with your dog, the primary outcome of that activity is enjoyment for both you and the dog. The most fitting choice that describes what the dog will have during playtime is "fun."


Question:
Question: The skin was cut while chopping onions, where was this skin likely cut?
Choices:
A: good health
B: finger
C: meat
D: body
E: own family

Answer: B

The question indicates there was a cut on the skin while chopping onions, which typically occurs on a body part like a finger. The only logical choice that directly correlates with where the skin was likely cut is the finger.


Question:
Question: The accountant used a calculator regularly, he kept one at home and one at the what?
Choices:
A: desk drawer
B: desktop
C: office
D: wristwatch
E: city hall

Answer: C

The accountant would logically keep a calculator in a place where he conducts work-related tasks. The most suitable choice corresponding to this is "office," as it is a common location for an accountant to use a calculator regularly in their professional activities.


Question:
Question: If you aren't glad, unhappy or gloomy, what illness may you have?
Choices:
A: depressed
B: downcast
C: angry
D: unhappy
E: sorrowful

Answer: A

To determine what illness one may have if they aren't glad, unhappy, or gloomy, we can analyze the choices.

- A: depressed - This relates to a state of being sad or down, potentially matching the scenario of not feeling glad or happy.
- B: downcast - This term also implies a feeling of sadness or discouragement, which aligns with not being glad.
- C: angry - Anger is a different emotional response and does not match the criteria provided.
- D: unhappy - This directly states a lack of happiness, which we are already considering.
- E: sorrowful - Similar to downcast and unhappy, this implies a state of sadness.

Since "unhappy" and "downcast" are more descriptive feelings and don't directly indicate an illness, "depressed" stands out as a clinical term that refers to a mental health condition characterized by prolonged sadness.

Thus, the most appropriate choice relating to an illness while considering the provided context is "depressed."


Question:
Question: You can hear testimony of how spirituality changes lives when you do what?
Choices:
A: go to church
B: appear in court
C: watch soap operas
D: paying attention
E: go into court

Answer: A

To hear testimony about how spirituality changes lives, the most relevant context would be a setting where people share personal experiences and insights. Among the choices provided, attending church (where testimonies are often shared in a spiritual context) makes the most sense.

Other options like appearing in court or being in a courtroom are less associated with discussions about spirituality, while soap operas typically depict fictional narratives rather than real experiences. Paying attention is too vague and does not directly lead to hearing testimonies.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a bee gathering pollen?
Choices:
A: united states
B: sky
C: court
D: field of flowers
E: orchard

Answer: D

Bees gather pollen primarily from flowers, which are abundant in fields and orchards. While they can be found in the sky when flying, the specific activity of gathering pollen most directly occurs in places where flowers are present, such as fields or orchards. Among the choices given, the best answer is "field of flowers" since it implies a natural environment specifically suited for pollination.


Question:
Question: WHat leads to someone's death when they are very depressed?
Choices:
A: suicide
B: overdosing
C: sadness
D: murder
E: cyanide

Answer: A

When someone is very depressed, the most relevant choice that directly leads to death is suicide. While other options like overdosing could also apply, they are often linked to the act of suicide itself. Therefore, the best answer is A.


Question:
Question: She was sick and staying in bed the day of the event, unfortunately this meant she was what?
Choices:
A: resting
B: sleep more
C: bed sores
D: missing out
E: comfort

Answer: D

She was sick and staying in bed, which implies that she couldn't attend the event. This resulted in her missing the opportunity to participate. Therefore, the best answer is D: missing out.


Question:
Question: I'm looking for alcohol and fried foods, any suggestions?
Choices:
A: pub
B: plane
C: beer
D: store
E: fraternity house

Answer: A

To find a place to enjoy alcohol and fried foods, the best option among the choices provided is a pub, which typically serves both items. A plane is not a suitable choice for enjoying these items, and while beer is an alcohol option, it doesn't provide food. A store doesn't serve food or drinks in a social setting, and a fraternity house might serve both but is not a consistent public choice like a pub.


Question:
Question: What will happen to skin pinched in something?
Choices:
A: feel cold
B: feel pressure
C: feel bumpy
D: itches
E: feel clammy

Answer: B

When skin is pinched, it primarily experiences pressure from the force being applied. Among the options provided, the sensation of pressure is the most directly related to the action of pinching skin.


Question:
Question: To learn must have the right book, to work efficiently what must one have?
Choices:
A: improve yourself
B: become knowledgeable
C: have tools
D: persistence
E: have more knowledge

Answer: C

To work efficiently, having the right tools is essential, just as having the right book is necessary for learning. Therefore, among the options, "have tools" directly addresses the requirement for efficient work.


Question:
Question: What is a mobile launching platform found in the ocean?
Choices:
A: launch pad
B: circus
C: aircraft carrier
D: large open area
E: space station

Answer: C

A mobile launching platform found in the ocean is best represented by an aircraft carrier, as it can launch and recover various aircraft. In contrast, a launch pad is typically a fixed structure on land, while the other options do not pertain to launching platforms.


Question:
Question: There weren't potatoes but actually a snake in his what?
Choices:
A: burlap sack
B: hot country
C: purse
D: pet shops
E: deep grass

Answer: A

The question implies a situation where something unexpected is found in a certain context. The phrase "There weren't potatoes but actually a snake" suggests that instead of a common item (potatoes), a surprising one (a snake) is found. Among the choices, a "burlap sack" is a common item in which one might expect to find potatoes, making it the most fitting scenario for the context of the question.


Question:
Question: What could listening to music cause you to be?
Choices:
A: happy
B: smile
C: calm
D: entertainment
E: relaxation

Answer: C

Listening to music can evoke various emotions and states in an individual. It is commonly associated with feelings of joy, contentment, and tranquility. Among the choices provided, "happy," "calm," and "relaxation" directly relate to emotional responses. "Smile" is a specific behavior that can result from happiness but is less broadly applicable. "Entertainment" is more of a function of music rather than a direct effect it has on the listener.

Considering all this, both "happy," "calm," and "relaxation" are valid outcomes, but "calm" and "relaxation" are closely related and often overlap. However, "happy" stands out as a broader emotional response.

The best answer that encompasses both emotional and physical states, while fitting into a more general category would be "calm," since it is a direct emotional state that music can induce.

Thus, the final answer is C.


Question:
Question: If you want to make a big splash in a river with a rock, from where should you throw it?
Choices:
A: mountains countryside
B: ground
C: bridge
D: mountain range
E: surface of earth

Answer: C

To create a big splash in a river, the rock should ideally be thrown from a height that allows it to fall into the water with significant force. Among the given options, a bridge provides height over the river, making it the best location to generate a substantial splash. Other options like mountains or ground do not directly pertain to the immediate vicinity of a river, and a mountain range is too broad and not specifically relevant.

Thus, the best choice is the bridge.


Question:
Question: "There are 10 apples on an apple tree.  Three fall off.  Now there are X apples."  What is this an example of?
Choices:
A: park
B: coloring book
C: garden center
D: math problem
E: gravity

Answer: D

This question presents a scenario involving a simple arithmetic operation—subtracting the number of apples that fell from the total number of apples on the tree. This exercise exemplifies basic mathematical reasoning.

Thus, '


Question:
Question: What is a person who is well educated?
Choices:
A: illiterate
B: knowledgable
C: own house
D: have enough food
E: meet expectations

Answer: B

A person who is well educated typically possesses a significant amount of knowledge and understanding, often through formal education. The choice that best reflects this characteristic is "knowledgeable."


Question:
Question: Ben was an alcoholic and was in an accident.  Because of his mistake, he spent 8 years somewhere. Where was he?
Choices:
A: prison
B: bridge
C: locked up
D: homeless shelter
E: neighbor's house

Answer: A

Given that Ben was involved in an accident due to his alcoholism, it is most likely that he faced legal consequences as a result of his actions. Spending 8 years implies a significant punishment, typically associated with a serious offense. Among the options provided, prison is the most fitting location for such a duration and context.


Question:
Question: A soccer field that is not contained in a building would be where?
Choices:
A: playground
B: mexico
C: town
D: outside
E: world cup

Answer: D

A soccer field is typically an outdoor space used for the game. Given the options, the best choice that captures a soccer field not being contained in a building is "outside."


Question:
Question: If somebody likes temperatures cool, they might have more than one electric fan where?
Choices:
A: home
B: hardware store
C: home
D: hot room
E: office

Answer: A

To determine where someone who likes cool temperatures might have more than one electric fan, we should consider locations where such individuals often spend extended periods.

- A home (Option A or C): This is a common place to have electric fans, especially in warmer climates, making it likely for someone to have multiple fans to stay comfortable.
- Hardware store (Option B): While electric fans are sold here, it is unlikely for someone to personally own multiple fans in a hardware store.
- Hot room (Option D): This is also a plausible option for needing multiple fans, but the context suggests "home" fits better for typical living.
- Office (Option E): An office can also have multiple fans, but it's more common for someone to control their home environment.

Given this reasoning, the most appropriate answer is that someone who likes cool temperatures might have more than one electric fan at their home.


Question:
Question: Sky diving scared him, once they jumped out of the plane he began losing consciousness while what?
Choices:
A: injury
B: death
C: playing uno
D: coma
E: falling down

Answer: E

The question describes a situation where someone is skydiving and begins losing consciousness. Based on the choices given, the most logical scenario occurring simultaneously with losing consciousness while skydiving relates to the experience of falling. Options like "injury," "death," "playing uno," and "coma" do not fit the context of skydiving as closely.

"Losing consciousness" would most likely happen while he is falling down. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The president had to make a decision regarding the hate attack on his country, what did he do?
Choices:
A: wage war
B: fight enemy
C: kill
D: destroy enemy
E: attacked his country

Answer: A

In responding to a hate attack on his country, the president would likely consider options that address the act of aggression responsibly. Waging war, fighting enemies, and using lethal actions such as killing or destroying enemies seem excessive and may not be immediate responses. "Attacked his country" contradicts the scenario as it suggests harmful intent toward the nation. A more appropriate action would typically be to take diplomatic or military measures that don't necessarily escalate to full war.

However, given the choices provided, "wage war" seems to encompass a formal response to aggression, which aligns with a typical presidential decision in the face of a hate attack.


Question:
Question: Where is likely to have a lot of fire extinguishers?
Choices:
A: garage
B: hospital
C: boat
D: house
E: doll house

Answer: B

In considering where fire extinguishers are most likely to be found, we can evaluate each option:

A: A garage may contain flammable materials, but it may not have a fire extinguisher present.
B: Hospitals are equipped with safety measures, including fire extinguishers, due to the presence of patients and sensitive equipment.
C: A boat may have limited space and might not carry more than one or two life-saving devices, which may not include a fire extinguisher.
D: A house generally has safety protocols in place and typically has at least one fire extinguisher, especially in kitchen or garage areas.
E: A doll house is a toy and would not have fire extinguishers.

Among these, hospitals (B) and regular houses (D) are the most likely to have fire extinguishers. However, hospitals have a more stringent requirement for safety equipment.

Therefore, the best answer is B: hospital, as it is specifically designed to ensure the safety of many people.


Question:
Question: Where would someone learn to play an upright piano?
Choices:
A: music room
B: music store
C: music class
D: medium
E: house

Answer: C

To learn to play an upright piano, the best place would likely be in a structured environment where instruction is provided. While a music room, music store, and house could provide opportunities for practice, the most direct and effective option for learning would be a music class, where one can receive guidance and structured lessons.


Question:
Question: Where would you be able to hear a bassoon played in an unpleasing fashion?
Choices:
A: orchestra
B: baritone woodwind sound
C: symphony
D: play music
E: high school band

Answer: E

To determine the best answer, we should consider the context where a bassoon may be played in an unpleasing manner. An orchestra and a symphony typically comprise skilled musicians, making it less likely to hear unpleasing performances there.

"Baritone woodwind sound" is a description of the instrument rather than a venue and doesn't fit the criteria. "Play music" is too vague to indicate a specific setting. A high school band could include less experienced players, and it is plausible that their performance might not always meet high standards, making it a reasonable option for hearing a bassoon played poorly.

After evaluating the options, the most fitting response is that a bassoon might be played in an unpleasing fashion in a high school band setting.


Question:
Question: John loved competing because he was very competitive.  He liked being about to divide people into what categories?
Choices:
A: winners and losers
B: perform better
C: might win
D: losses
E: enemies

Answer: A

John's competitive nature suggests that he values the outcome of competitions, making the most logical categorization winners and losers. This reflects the essence of competition where individuals are often judged based on their performance relative to others.


Question:
Question: What is the hope of playing sports without competition?
Choices:
A: running
B: have fun
C: balls touch
D: winning
E: get tired

Answer: B

Playing sports without competition typically emphasizes enjoyment, social interaction, and exercise rather than the competitive aspect. The best answer that aligns with this idea is "have fun."


Question:
Question: What could you add a line to?
Choices:
A: bus stop
B: graph
C: post office
D: grass
E: play

Answer: B

To determine what could have a line added to it, we should consider each option:

A: A bus stop typically does not have lines added to it.
B: A graph can have lines added to represent data.
C: A post office generally does not involve adding lines.
D: Grass can be lined (for mowing or design), but it's less common.
E: A play can have a script added, but "line" is not a common term used here.

The most logical and relevant choice is B: graph, as graphs inherently use lines to convey information.


Question:
Question: When people discover something new while chatting with friends, why are they likely to continue talking?
Choices:
A: agreement
B: to fill their time
C: discomfort
D: misunderstanding
E: learning about

Answer: E

When people discover something new while chatting with friends, the motivation to continue the conversation is primarily centered around the excitement and curiosity of learning more about the new information. This implies a strong inclination towards further exploration and understanding of the topic.

Among the choices given, option E: "learning about" directly aligns with the idea of discovering something new, as it captures the essence of engaging in a dialogue to gather more knowledge. The other options do not directly signify a proactive reason to keep talking or learning.


Question:
Question: Where are people likely to stand at an intersection?
Choices:
A: cars
B: city street
C: street corner
D: fork in road
E: at a red light

Answer: C

At an intersection, people are most likely to stand at a location where they can safely cross the street or wait for crossing signals, which would typically be at the street corner.


Question:
Question: An expressway can suffer from traffic, this traffic gets worse the closer you get to any what?
Choices:
A: michigan
B: map
C: american city
D: rest stops
E: country

Answer: C

To determine what causes traffic to worsen on an expressway, we need to think about common reasons for increased congestion. Generally, traffic tends to build up as vehicles approach urban areas or city limits where there are more exits, entrances, and overall density. The option that reflects this urban traffic phenomenon best is "C: american city."


Question:
Question: What does a chef do when working in the evening?
Choices:
A: cook dinner
B: study french cooking
C: taste sauce
D: prepare food
E: thin sauce

Answer: A

A chef's primary duty in the evening is typically to prepare and serve dinner to customers. While they might also taste sauces or prepare food in general, the primary focus during evening hours is cooking the dinner meal.

The best answer is:


Question:
Question: What would happen to a person if his or her money is stolen?
Choices:
A: complete sentence
B: feel angry
C: drink tea
D: cross street
E: park

Answer: B

In the context of money being stolen, the most logical response would involve an emotional reaction to the theft. While options A, C, D, and E do not explicitly relate to the situation of theft, option B ("feel angry") directly addresses a likely emotional response following the incident.


Question:
Question: If you've thrown a rod you've done damage to what?
Choices:
A: fishing camp
B: hardware store
C: engine
D: your spine
E: sporting goods store

Answer: C

Throwing a rod typically refers to an action that can damage machinery or engines. The term “rod” often relates to components in an engine, such as a connecting rod. Therefore, the correct response regarding where damage has occurred is to the engine.


Question:
Question: What do people in the same family often share?
Choices:
A: brown hair
B: names
C: two eyes
D: will
E: brains

Answer: B

People in the same family often share names, as family members typically have similar surnames or may share first names. While there could be physical similarities like hair color or features, names are a definite social connection among family members.


Question:
Question: They checked the weather one more time during the flight, they were on their way to paradise and wanted it to what?
Choices:
A: look beautiful
B: be happy
C: change quickly
D: occur here
E: surprise us

Answer: A

To determine the best answer, we need to think about the context of checking the weather while traveling to a desirable destination, referred to as "paradise." In this context, the travelers would hope that the weather would be favorable for their trip, which aligns with wanting it to "look beautiful."

Let's analyze the options:

A: look beautiful - This fits the desire for good weather while going to paradise.
B: be happy - While happiness might be a desirable state, it does not directly relate to checking the weather.
C: change quickly - This implies a negative connotation regarding the weather not being good, which does not fit with the optimistic context of going to paradise.
D: occur here - This option does not provide a clear meaning relevant to the context.
E: surprise us - Surprises can be good or bad, but this does not connect directly with the weather expectation.

Among these options, A is the most aligned with the optimistic perspective of wanting good weather when headed to a beautiful destination.


Question:
Question: What are you hoping to achieve when talking to someone?
Choices:
A: communicating with others
B: hurt feelings
C: dry mouth
D: intimacy
E: changing behavior

Answer: A

When talking to someone, the primary goal is often to establish a connection, share thoughts, or foster understanding. Among the choices, "intimacy" and "changing behavior" relate to specific outcomes that may be desired in conversations, but "communicating with others" is more generally applicable and encompasses various forms of interaction, including sharing feelings and ideas.

Given that the question is broad, the best answer is the most foundational objective of talking.


Question:
Question: Where can peanut butter be stored?
Choices:
A: container
B: supermarket
C: pantry
D: sandwich
E: jar

Answer: C

Peanut butter can be stored in a few different ways. The most appropriate options that represent common storage methods are "container," "pantry," and "jar." However, "container" and "jar" are more specific types of storage, while "pantry" is a location where food items are commonly stored. Since we are looking for a general place where peanut butter can be stored, "pantry" is the best choice.


Question:
Question: Where would you play a board game with your family?
Choices:
A: toy store
B: home
C: school
D: toy shop
E: shelf

Answer: B

To play a board game with family, the most suitable and comfortable location would be at home, where everyone can gather and enjoy the game together. While a toy store or toy shop are places you might buy a game, they are not conducive for playing. School may not provide the right atmosphere for family gaming either. A shelf is simply a storage place and not a location for playing.


Question:
Question: If I am a person, I have a unique ability to do what?
Choices:
A: cross street
B: stand upright
C: speak spanish
D: speak chinese
E: further education

Answer: B

To determine the unique ability of a person, we need to consider which of the options most universally applies to all humans.

- Option A: "cross street" - While many people can cross streets, not all individuals have the ability to do so, especially those with disabilities.
- Option B: "stand upright" - Similarly, while this is common for humans, not everyone has this ability due to various reasons, including age or physical limitations.
- Option C: "speak Spanish" - This is a language skill that not all people possess; it depends on an individual's background and education.
- Option D: "speak Chinese" - Like Spanish, this is also a specific language and does not apply to everyone.
- Option E: "further education" - This is an opportunity that not all people have due to various obstacles, including financial and social barriers.

Given this analysis, the option that best represents a unique ability that is a general characteristic of being a person is the ability to stand upright, as it is a significant attribute of human physiology.

Thus, the final answer is B.


Question:
Question: Two friends wanted to spend a quiet evening together, what did they go see?
Choices:
A: wedding
B: friend's house
C: internet cafe
D: movie
E: restaurant

Answer: D

To have a quiet evening together, the best option would be somewhere that allows for conversation and a relaxed atmosphere. A wedding typically involves celebration and activities that may not promote quietness, a friend's house could work but it’s not explicitly mentioned, an internet cafe is less likely to provide a quiet environment, a movie involves watching rather than conversing, and a restaurant could be noisy but also allows for more interaction compared to the other options.

However, among these choices, a movie best fits the idea of a quiet evening activity that both friends can enjoy together without distractions from other engagement.


Question:
Question: What type of home is most likely to have an attic filled with historical items?
Choices:
A: top of home
B: older houses
C: victorian house
D: own home
E: material

Answer: C

To determine which type of home is most likely to have an attic filled with historical items, we can evaluate the choices given.

A: "top of home" is too vague to specify a type of home with historical items.
B: "older houses" suggests homes that might contain historical items due to their age.
C: "victorian house" is a specific type of older home known for its historical significance and is likely to have items stored in attics.
D: "own home" is generic and does not denote a specific type of house.
E: "material" does not apply as it does not relate to the type of home.

While both B and C point to older houses, C is a specific subset of older houses that is typically rich in history and character, making it the best choice regarding attics filled with historical items.


Question:
Question: How is someone who loves their TV likely to feel about their remote?
Choices:
A: attached
B: nostalgic
C: companionable
D: likely
E: close

Answer: A

Someone who loves their TV is likely to feel a strong connection to their remote since it is the primary tool they use to interact with the TV. This connection suggests a form of attachment rather than nostalgia or companionship. Therefore, the best choice is that they feel attached to their remote.


Question:
Question: To properly instruct children attending school you would need a great deal of what?
Choices:
A: boredom
B: patience
C: time
D: teachers
E: inspiration

Answer: B

To properly instruct children attending school, you would need a great deal of patience. Teaching requires understanding and managing the varying learning paces and behaviors of children, making patience essential for effective instruction.


Question:
Question: The person was looking up airline and hotel prices, what was he looking to do?
Choices:
A: control computer
B: separate things
C: go on vacation
D: cross street
E: go out

Answer: C

The person was looking up airline and hotel prices, which typically indicates they are planning to travel or go on a trip. The most logical choice that corresponds to this action is to go on vacation.


Question:
Question: Mom is tidying a house, where would she put the loose dictionary?
Choices:
A: shelf
B: library
C: classroom
D: table
E: desk

Answer: A

A loose dictionary is typically categorized as a reference book that is best stored on a shelf, where it is organized and accessible. While it could also be placed on a desk or table for temporary use, the most appropriate permanent storage for it would be on a shelf, where books are usually kept.


Question:
Question: If I want to maximize my number of potential customers, where should I build a new department store?
Choices:
A: idaho
B: shopping mall
C: big city
D: in town
E: new york

Answer: C

To maximize the number of potential customers, choosing a location with high population density and foot traffic is critical. Among the options provided, a "big city" typically has more consumers and a greater diversity of shoppers compared to other locations. While "New York" is a big city known for its large customer base, it may also be very competitive and costly. However, the broader choice of "big city" allows for flexibility in location within populous areas.

Thus, the best choice to maximize potential customers is "big city."


Question:
Question: Where could you put a dollar that would make it hard to get out without breaking?
Choices:
A: cash drawer
B: piggy bank
C: purse
D: box
E: pocket

Answer: B

To determine where a dollar would be hard to get out without breaking, we need to consider how easily accessible each option is.

- A cash drawer (A) typically has an opening that allows for easy access but not necessarily difficult to retrieve coins or bills.
- A piggy bank (B) is designed to hold money, and once a bill is inserted, it is usually challenging to retrieve without breaking it or the structure of the bank.
- A purse (C) allows for relatively easy access to money without breaking it.
- A box (D) can vary in accessibility but usually is quite easy to open, making retrieval straightforward.
- A pocket (E) allows for simple access as well.

Among these options, the piggy bank is specifically designed to make retrieving inserted money difficult without breaking it, making it the best answer.


Question:
Question: The dog ran to the front window and barked, this is because of a presence at the what?
Choices:
A: building
B: friend's house
C: classroom
D: window
E: front door

Answer: E

The dog ran to the front window to bark, which suggests it reacted to something or someone outside. Therefore, the presence that caused the barking is most likely at the front door, where people or animals typically approach a house.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a sign with some people lined up next to it?
Choices:
A: bus stop
B: street corner
C: roadblock
D: fast food drive thru
E: city

Answer: A

To determine where you would find a sign with some people lined up next to it, we consider the context of each choice:

A: Bus stop - Typically has a sign indicating it is a bus stop, and people often line up to catch a bus.
B: Street corner - While there can be signs, it is less common for people to line up at a street corner.
C: Roadblock - Might have a sign, but people generally wouldn’t line up there.
D: Fast food drive-thru - Has signs for ordering, but people do not typically line up next to the sign as they are in vehicles.
E: City - Too vague; while there are signs, it does not imply a specific line-up situation.

The most logical choice, where people line up next to a sign, is a bus stop, as this is a common scenario.


Question:
Question: John just made first violin.  This is  is a position on what?
Choices:
A: violin case
B: symphony orchestra
C: class
D: learning to play violin
E: music store

Answer: B

John made first violin, which refers to a position typically within an orchestra where the first violinist leads the violin section. Therefore, the best answer is related to an orchestra.


Question:
Question: What appliance uses water and soap?
Choices:
A: washing machine
B: space shuttle
C: blender
D: disneyland
E: surface of earth

Answer: A

To solve the question of which appliance uses water and soap, let's analyze the options:

A: A washing machine is specifically designed to clean clothes using water and detergent (soap).
B: A space shuttle does not use water and soap in its operation.
C: A blender is used to mix food but does not utilize water and soap as a primary function.
D: Disneyland is a theme park and does not use water and soap as an appliance.
E: The surface of the earth is not an appliance and doesn’t specifically use water and soap.

Based on this reasoning, the best answer is the washing machine.


Question:
Question: Jimmy wanted a beer but his wife was an alcoholic on probation.  Where might he go?
Choices:
A: neighbor's house
B: bridge
C: home
D: homeless shelter
E: prison

Answer: A

Since Jimmy's wife is an alcoholic on probation, he would likely want to avoid drinking at home to prevent any issues for her. The other options include places that may not be suitable or relevant for him to seek a beer. Therefore, the most reasonable choice for him to find a beer while avoiding complications at home is a neighbor's house.


Question:
Question: What country has with the capital of Amsterdam has a Fortis bank?
Choices:
A: netherlands
B: utrecht
C: brussels
D: belgium
E: denmark

Answer: A

The capital of the Netherlands is Amsterdam, and Fortis bank was indeed based in the Netherlands, particularly prominent in Belgian and Dutch banking institutions. The other options refer to cities or countries that do not match the criteria given in the question. Therefore, the best answer is related to the Netherlands.


Question:
Question: Jimmy didn't like going to the party.  It seemed like the guys there did nothing but what?
Choices:
A: dance
B: getting drunk
C: meet new people
D: having fun
E: have fun

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we look at the context of the question. Jimmy didn't enjoy the party, which suggests that he likely found certain activities unappealing. Among the choices given, option B: "getting drunk" implies an activity that might lead to discomfort or disapproval, aligning with his feeling about the party. The other choices (A, C, D, E) suggest positive or neutral experiences that most people might enjoy, making them less likely to be the source of his dislike.

Thus, the most fitting answer is B.


Question:
Question: James is apply for a job that he really wants. He knows that it will be a good fit and he has experience, but he doesn't have all the qualifications that they're asking for, so he's worried about what?
Choices:
A: acceptance
B: rejection
C: hope
D: less sleep
E: employment

Answer: B

James is aware that he may not meet all the qualifications required for the job, which suggests he is concerned about not being selected for the position. This concern aligns directly with the idea of rejection, as he fears that his lack of complete qualifications may lead to disqualification from consideration for the job.


Question:
Question: Where does a spoon go on one side of a plate?
Choices:
A: bowl of soup
B: serving dish
C: table setting
D: placemat
E: glass of iced tea

Answer: C

In a typical table setting, a spoon would be positioned to the side of a plate as part of the arrangement for the meal. Options A, B, D, and E do not represent a proper setting for a spoon in relation to a plate. Therefore, the best answer is C: table setting.


Question:
Question: Where is a note likely to indicate a melody?
Choices:
A: fridge
B: a classroom
C: envelope
D: medical chart
E: sheet music

Answer: E

To determine where a note is likely to indicate a melody, we need to consider the purpose of each option.

A fridge does not relate to music.
A classroom could imply music lessons but is not directly where melodies are indicated.
An envelope is used for mailing and doesn’t pertain to music.
A medical chart contains health information and is unrelated to melodies.
Sheet music specifically contains written notation for melodies.

Given this analysis, sheet music is the clear choice for where a note indicates a melody.


Question:
Question: What does a virus primarily do to a person?
Choices:
A: infect
B: reproduce
C: mutate
D: eat food
E: make computer malfunction

Answer: A

A virus primarily infects a person, as its main action is to enter cells and take over their machinery to replicate itself. Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where will a bullet projectile be found during a war?
Choices:
A: battle field
B: museum
C: weapon
D: canon
E: tornado

Answer: A

The question asks where a bullet projectile can typically be found during a war. Given the choices, a "battle field" is the most obvious place where actual combat and the use of ammunition occur.

- A: battle field - logical as it's where bullets are fired.
- B: museum - bullets may be exhibited there but not typically found during an ongoing war.
- C: weapon - while weapons use bullets, they are not found in the sense of being a location.
- D: canon - canons fire projectiles, but bullets are distinct from canon projectiles; also not a location.
- E: tornado - unrelated to bullets and war.

Thus, the bullet projectile would be primarily found on the battlefield during war.


Question:
Question: What place is not interesting to children?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: toy store
C: school
D: soccer game
E: dinner

Answer: A

To determine which place might be least interesting to children, we can analyze each option.

A classroom (A) is often seen as less engaging, as it focuses on studies. A toy store (B) is very appealing to children, offering a variety of toys. School (C), while educational, can be less interesting for some kids than other options. A soccer game (D) is typically exciting and energetic, and dinner (E) can vary widely in engagement but often lacks the dynamism of play or toys.

Ultimately, the classroom (A) stands out as the place that is often considered the least interesting to children as it involves structured learning.


Question:
Question: Where is a paper notice likely to be left on a house?
Choices:
A: front door
B: conference
C: classroom
D: refrigerator
E: suitcase

Answer: A

A paper notice is typically left in a place where it can be easily seen and accessed by the inhabitants of a house. Among the given choices, the front door is the most logical option as it is a common area where notices, flyers, or messages are posted or left. The other options do not represent locations where a notice would likely be found in a house.


Question:
Question: The obsessive man was always washing hands, he had even done it so much once that it caused a what?
Choices:
A: use soap
B: irritation
C: cleanliness
D: thinking
E: wet towel

Answer: B

The behavior of washing hands excessively would logically lead to negative consequences for the skin, such as irritation. The other options do not directly relate to the effects of excessive hand washing.


Question:
Question: The person is laying on the beach, why would he do that?
Choices:
A: sun himself
B: thank god
C: race against time
D: express love
E: to think about things.

Answer: A

Laying on the beach typically suggests a relaxation or leisure activity. The most logical reason among the given options for a person to be laying on the beach is to sun himself. The other options either do not directly connect with the beach setting or are less likely to be the main purpose for laying on the beach.


Question:
Question: The spoiled child's playroom was massive, but only one of many rooms in the what?
Choices:
A: big house
B: nursery school
C: preschool
D: building
E: retirement home

Answer: A

The phrase "spoiled child's playroom" suggests a context where a child has ample space and possibly other areas for various activities. Given the scale of a "massive" playroom, it is reasonable to infer it belongs to a larger residential setup, rather than an institution like a nursery school, preschool, or retirement home. While all four options could theoretically have playrooms, the term "big house" directly refers to a residential structure suitable for a spoiled child.

The best choice is:
A: big house

Thus, "


Question:
Question: What is a place that could have hundreds of sporting goods store?
Choices:
A: buy athletic equipment
B: city
C: espn
D: town
E: jerseys

Answer: B

To determine a place that could have hundreds of sporting goods stores, we need to consider options that represent larger areas with a possibility for numerous retail locations.

- "A: buy athletic equipment" refers to an activity or transaction, not a place.
- "B: city" is a large area that typically has many commercial establishments, including sporting goods stores.
- "C: espn" is a media company, not a geographical location.
- "D: town" refers to a smaller area and is less likely to have hundreds of stores compared to a city.
- "E: jerseys" refers to specific items of clothing, not a place.

Between "city" and "town," a city is more likely to have hundreds of stores due to its size and population density.

Thus, the best answer is "city."


Question:
Question: People want to explore space, so what should they use to do it?
Choices:
A: public place
B: roadblock
C: space shuttle
D: hoverboard
E: supermarket

Answer: C

To explore space, the appropriate option must be something specifically designed for travel beyond Earth's atmosphere. Among the choices provided:

A: public place - not relevant for space travel.
B: roadblock - unrelated to space exploration.
C: space shuttle - specifically designed for space travel.
D: hoverboard - not capable of traveling into space.
E: supermarket - not related to space exploration.

The best answer is C, as a space shuttle is the vehicle built for launching into and maneuvering within space.


Question:
Question: Where would you put a light?
Choices:
A: ocean
B: desk
C: universe
D: attic
E: chair

Answer: B

To determine where to put a light, we should consider practicality and effectiveness.

A light is typically used for illumination in areas where it is needed most. Among the options given:

- A: ocean - not practical or necessary.
- B: desk - makes sense for reading or working.
- C: universe - too broad and abstract.
- D: attic - also practical if it's used for storage or access.
- E: chair - does not typically require a light.

Both "desk" and "attic" are practical; however, a desk is a more common choice for having a light source since it's often used for work and tasks requiring visibility.


Question:
Question: What can happen to you when eating hamburger from someone that you do not know that does not happen when you usually eat a hamburger?
Choices:
A: allergic reaction
B: gain weight
C: have fun
D: heartburn
E: food poisoning

Answer: E

When eating a hamburger from someone you do not know, there is an increased risk of contamination or poor food handling practices, which can lead to foodborne illnesses. This risk is not typically associated with eating a hamburger from a trusted source, such as your usual meal options.

While allergic reactions are possible, they are less directly related to the source of the hamburger than food poisoning is. Gaining weight and heartburn can occur with any hamburger, regardless of the source, and having fun is subjective and not specifically tied to the source of the food.

Therefore, the most relevant answer is food poisoning.


Question:
Question: When he touched the exposed wire he shouldn't have found it surprising that he got what?
Choices:
A: see work
B: shocked
C: humor
D: startled
E: funny

Answer: B

Touching an exposed wire typically results in an electrical shock, which is a common and expected outcome. The other options do not logically connect to the scenario of touching an exposed wire.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: The priest pushed for more orthodox behavior, what kind of behavior was he trying to stop?
Choices:
A: liberal
B: heretical
C: recalcitrant
D: conservadox
E: heretical

Answer: B

The term "orthodox" typically refers to adherence to traditional beliefs and practices, particularly in a religious context. The opposing behavior would likely be something seen as deviating from those traditional beliefs. In this context, "heretical" directly denotes beliefs or behaviors that disagree with established doctrines, making it the most fitting choice to indicate what the priest is trying to stop.

The repeated option "heretical" indicates emphasis or intentional mention in the choices but reinforces the idea.

Therefore, the final answer is B: heretical.


Question:
Question: When they got out of the car in the mountains he felt like he was breathing fresh air for the first time, he began to do what to enjoy it more?
Choices:
A: living
B: feeling good
C: hyperventilate
D: look around
E: breathe deeply

Answer: E

To enjoy the fresh mountain air more, it is most logical that he would want to enhance his breathing experience. Among the options, "breathe deeply" is the most directly related to enjoying the fresh air.


Question:
Question: Where would a ficus plant brighten up a room?
Choices:
A: middle east
B: palace
C: dictionary
D: pots
E: apartment

Answer: E

A ficus plant is an indoor plant that can enhance the aesthetic of a living space. Among the given options, an "apartment" is the most suitable place for a ficus plant to brighten up a room, as it typically refers to a living space.


Question:
Question: If I have to keep track of how much oxygen there is, where am I?
Choices:
A: air
B: water
C: earth
D: space shuttle
E: tunnel

Answer: D

To keep track of how much oxygen there is, you would need to be in an environment where oxygen levels are critical to monitor for safety or survival.

- Air (A) has oxygen that is continually measured for environmental quality and health reasons.
- Water (B) does contain dissolved oxygen, but it's not the primary concern when tracking overall oxygen levels for respiration.
- Earth (C) is a broad term and could imply many environments, such as air or water.
- Space shuttle (D) needs careful tracking of oxygen levels as it is a closed system dependent on life support.
- Tunnel (E) could imply a confined space, but it's not specifically related to oxygen tracking unless it's for safety.

Considering these points, the space shuttle is a specific instance of where oxygen levels must be closely monitored due to the enclosed environment and dependency on life support systems. Thus, it would be the best answer.


Question:
Question: The other passengers on the bus were quite loud, so he put on his headphones to relax and what?
Choices:
A: go to bed
B: sleep
C: listen to music
D: stretch out
E: stop worrying

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we need to consider the context provided by the question. The individual puts on headphones specifically to relax in a loud environment. While "go to bed," "sleep," "stop worrying," and "stretch out" might relate to relaxing, they don't directly connect with actively using headphones. "Listen to music" is a typical action associated with wearing headphones and directly correlates with the intent to use headphones to relax.

Therefore, the best answer is C: listen to music.


Question:
Question: Having a car in the city seemed to be more trouble than it was worth, the man still had to walk to and from the what after commuting?
Choices:
A: driveway
B: the event
C: scrap heap
D: parking garage
E: repair shop

Answer: D

The sentence suggests that even with a car, there are inconveniences involved, particularly commuting. A common scenario in cities is needing to walk to and from a location where the car is parked. Among the options provided, "parking garage" is the most likely location someone would walk to after using their car.


Question:
Question: How might people perceive someone they are scared of?
Choices:
A: human
B: happy
C: dangerous
D: strange
E: weird

Answer: C

People typically associate fear with a sense of threat or harm. Therefore, when someone is perceived as scary, they are most likely seen as a danger to others. While others might also describe them as strange or weird, the most fitting perception in the context of fear is that they are dangerous.


Question:
Question: What happens when someone is playing too aggressively?
Choices:
A: get hungry
B: laughter
C: injury
D: having fun
E: feeling happy

Answer: C

When someone plays too aggressively, it often leads to mistakes or reckless behavior, which can result in physical harm or accidents. Therefore, the most fitting answer is that injury is a likely outcome of aggressive play.


Question:
Question: The detective had to analyse all the clues, every little thing at the scene he had to what?
Choices:
A: look at
B: write down
C: learn new
D: think about
E: discovery of new

Answer: A

To solve the question, we need to identify what the detective must do with the clues at the scene. "Look at" suggests observation, which is essential for analysing clues. "Write down" could be part of the process but isn't comprehensive for analysis. "Learn new" doesn't align with the context since the detective is not necessarily learning something new from the clues. "Think about" implies reflection and analysis but is a bit too vague. "Discovery of new" is unrelated and incorrect.

Out of all options, "look at" most directly relates to the detective's need to examine the clues closely as part of his analytical process.


Question:
Question: A common saying, Sam thought, was to go forth, also this.
Choices:
A: reverse
B: backwards
C: back and
D: back and
E: tally back

Answer: D

The phrase "go forth" implies moving forward. To find a common saying that is the opposite or related to "go forth," we would look for expressions that indicate returning or moving back. The phrase "back and" (as in "back and forth") fits best as it directly contrasts with "forth" and maintains the structure of a common saying.

Thus, the best choice is D: back and.


Question:
Question: What do humans do when in a race?
Choices:
A: lay eggs
B: eat fruit
C: wrestle
D: compete with each other
E: draw pictures

Answer: D

In a race, humans are typically trying to achieve a better time or outpace their opponents, which involves competing. The other options do not relate to the activity of racing.


Question:
Question: Billy went away because his parents were fighting and he didn't want to stay where?
Choices:
A: home team
B: present
C: at home
D: come back
E: charming

Answer: C

Billy did not want to stay where there was conflict, specifically at his home. Therefore, the best choice is "C: at home."


Question:
Question: What cuisine is joked about eating small dogs?
Choices:
A: backpack
B: dog show
C: chinese food
D: french
E: good hands

Answer: C

The joke about eating small dogs is commonly associated with stereotypes regarding Chinese cuisine, particularly in Western cultures. Therefore, the most fitting choice is Chinese food.


Question:
Question: Why might a person go to get counseling?
Choices:
A: to be heard
B: receive gifts
C: understand themselves
D: good things in life
E: acknowledgment

Answer: C

A person might go to get counseling for various reasons, primarily to express their feelings and thoughts, seeking support and understanding. Options A ("to be heard") and C ("understand themselves") are both valid motivations for seeking counseling as individuals often want to articulate their challenges and gain insights into their emotions and behaviors.

However, the desire to understand oneself is often a core reason for seeking counseling, as it reflects the pursuit of personal growth and self-awareness. While being heard is important, gaining a deeper understanding of oneself typically drives individuals to seek professional help.

Thus, the best answer is C: understand themselves.


Question:
Question: A water spout was seen in the ocean off the coast of what?
Choices:
A: florida
B: basement
C: sink
D: beach
E: fountain

Answer: A

To determine where a water spout was seen in the ocean, we should consider locations typically associated with the ocean.

- A: Florida has a coast where water spouts can frequently be observed.
- B: Basement does not relate to an oceanic context.
- C: Sink is irrelevant to ocean phenomena.
- D: Beach is a location next to the ocean, but it lacks the specificity of an area like Florida.
- E: Fountain does not connect with oceanic activity.

From these considerations, "Florida" is the most appropriate answer as it has a notable coast where water spouts might occur.


Question:
Question: what is the goal of going jogging?
Choices:
A: heavy breathing
B: feel pride
C: getting tired
D: lose weight
E: run away

Answer: D

The primary goal of going jogging typically involves physical fitness and often includes weight loss as a motivating factor. While heavy breathing and feeling pride may be byproducts of jogging, and getting tired is often a result, they are not the main goals. Running away is not relevant in this context. Among the choices, losing weight stands out as a key goal for many joggers.


Question:
Question: The master control for the Tardis is where in the main room?
Choices:
A: nuclear power plant
B: center
C: basement
D: main office
E: bowel of the ship

Answer: B

The TARDIS's master control is typically depicted as being located at the center of its main console room, specifically in the design of the console itself. Therefore, the best answer is:

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Question:
Question: There was a show on television about a ranger who loved flowers, but the next day it was about a gardener who also loved flowers.  It was a what?
Choices:
A: countryside
B: anthology
C: dull read
D: state park
E: surface of earth

Answer: B

The show featuring different characters with a similar theme of loving flowers suggests that it consists of various stories or episodes centered around a common motif. This aligns with the definition of an "anthology," which is a collection of works, such as stories or episodes, usually centered around a specific theme.

Thus, the best answer is B: anthology.


Question:
Question: What would you do if you have curiosity about something but cannot leave your house?
Choices:
A: hear testimony
B: go somewhere
C: see exhibits
D: outdoor concert
E: surf net

Answer: E

If I have curiosity about something but cannot leave my house, the most logical choice would be to use the internet for research or exploration. This option allows me to gain information and satisfy my curiosity without needing to physically go anywhere.


Question:
Question: Why would you not want to be working with wood?
Choices:
A: blisters
B: frustration
C: being paid
D: make money
E: money

Answer: A

To identify why someone might not want to work with wood, we should evaluate the options. Blisters and frustration are potential negative outcomes of woodworking, but they are not inherently linked to the desire to avoid the material itself. Being paid, making money, and money generally imply positive outcomes rather than reasons for avoidance. Thus, the most plausible answer, representing a negative aspect of working with wood, is "blisters," as they are a tangible physical discomfort.


Question:
Question: Where could you find a bookstore?
Choices:
A: town
B: carpeting
C: city
D: phone book
E: magazines

Answer: C

Bookstores are commonly found in towns and cities, but the most relevant choices here are A (town) and C (city). Both options are valid, but cities often have more bookstores due to their larger size and population. However, since the question is about finding a bookstore, both towns and cities are suitable answers.

Considering the phrasing of the question, "where could you find a bookstore," a city would be a more expected and typical location.

Thus, the final answer is C (city).


Question:
Question: John had a lot of respect for Jill, but not many other people did.  She faced a lot of what?
Choices:
A: ignoring
B: being rude
C: disparagement
D: contumely
E: uncertainty

Answer: C

John respected Jill, indicating she might have been undervalued or not recognized positively by others. The context suggests she faced negativity or criticism from many people.

- A: ignoring - implies a lack of acknowledgment, but not openly negative.
- B: being rude - indicates disrespect, but not specifically what Jill faced.
- C: disparagement - means criticism and belittlement, fitting the context.
- D: contumely - is a more complex term meaning rude behavior, which fits but is less commonly used.
- E: uncertainty - does not directly relate to respect or how others perceived Jill.

Given that "disparagement" conveys a sense of people belittling or criticizing Jill, it best matches the scenario.


Question:
Question: Why is waiting for the doctor difficult for people who need to do work?
Choices:
A: having appointements
B: being late
C: have time to think
D: time consuming
E: impatience

Answer: D

People who need to do work find waiting for the doctor difficult primarily because it is time-consuming. This delay can interfere with their work schedules and productivity. While impatience may be a factor, the core issue is the impact on their time and workload.


Question:
Question: If you aren't experiencing curiosity and want to ensure viewing enjoyment, what may you watch?
Choices:
A: examine thing
B: stare into a mirror
C: go somewhere
D: hear news
E: see favorite show

Answer: E

To ensure viewing enjoyment without experiencing curiosity, the best option would be something familiar and entertaining. Among the choices, "see favorite show" is clearly aligned with enjoyment. The others either involve no visual stimulation (A, B) or might not provide the same level of enjoyment (C, D).


Question:
Question: Where is a likely place to view an old copy machine?
Choices:
A: industrial area
B: museum
C: barn
D: school
E: office

Answer: B

To view an old copy machine, the best place would generally be where such machines are displayed for historical context or preservation, such as a museum. While schools and offices may have older machines, museums are dedicated to showcasing items of historical interest. Therefore, the most logical choice is B: museum.


Question:
Question: Where might you have cake with your ice cream?
Choices:
A: earth
B: movie
C: party
D: served cold
E: freezer

Answer: C

When considering the context of having cake with ice cream, a party is a common setting where such treats are served together. While cake and ice cream can technically be found in various places (like earth or a freezer), the phrase suggests a social occasion.

Thus, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: If one sees a fox and is standing in a coastal, gulf state, where is this person?
Choices:
A: alabama
B: louisiana
C: south carolina
D: arkansas
E: mountains

Answer: B

To determine where the person might be standing, we should look for a coastal, gulf state where foxes are also present. The states that border the Gulf of Mexico are Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Among the choices provided:

A: Alabama - is a coastal, gulf state.
B: Louisiana - is a coastal, gulf state.
C: South Carolina - is not a gulf state.
D: Arkansas - is not a coastal, gulf state.
E: Mountains - does not specify a location.

Both Alabama and Louisiana are coastal, gulf states. However, the question implies that one can well see a fox, which is more common in the wetland areas found in Louisiana. While foxes are present in Alabama too, the proximity of known habitats in Louisiana makes it a more likely answer.

Therefore, the answer that fits best is based on both the state and the presence of foxes.


Question:
Question: Where might a yard be tiny?
Choices:
A: farmland
B: neighborhood
C: city
D: property
E: subdivision

Answer: C

A yard might be tiny in a city where space is often limited due to dense living conditions. Neighborhoods and subdivisions can vary in size, and farmland typically has larger yards. Property could refer to any size yard, making it a less specific option. Therefore, the most fitting answer is:


Question:
Question: What is love when everyone keeps feeling it?
Choices:
A: contagious
B: wrong
C: last forever
D: painful
E: blind

Answer: A

Love, when frequently felt by many, can be described as something that spreads easily among people. Therefore, the most suitable choice here is "contagious."


Question:
Question: Billy bounced the ball off the wall.  There was a target on the wall for him to bounce against.  Where might he be?
Choices:
A: pool table
B: toy box
C: playroom
D: park
E: closet

Answer: C

Billy is likely in an environment set up for play, where bouncing a ball off a wall and aiming at a target makes sense. A pool table is primarily for billiards and not typically associated with a target. A toy box is a storage area, and a closet is not suitable for bouncing a ball. While a park could have some play elements, it lacks the enclosed structure suggested by bouncing against a wall with a target. The playroom fits perfectly as it is commonly designed for activities involving toys and games.


Question:
Question: How can an artist commemorate a horse forever.
Choices:
A: hoof
B: kentucky derby
C: race track
D: painting
E: triple crown

Answer: D

To commemorate a horse forever, an artist would likely create a lasting visual representation of the horse. Among the choices provided, a "painting" is a form of art that can immortalize the image of the horse and serve as a permanent tribute. The other options are more related to events or physical objects rather than artistic representation.


Question:
Question: Where do almost all people live?
Choices:
A: football stadium
B: apartment
C: surface of earth
D: car show
E: house

Answer: C

To determine where almost all people live, we consider the choices provided.

- A football stadium, car show, and even an apartment or house are specific types of dwellings or locations that some people might use or visit. However, they do not encompass the entirety of the population.
- An apartment and a house are specific types of residences but do not account for all living situations, as people also live in various other types of structures.
- The surface of the earth refers to the entirety of land where people can and do live, which encompasses all types of dwelling places.

Given that we need a broad answer that includes all populations, the most logical choice is the surface of the earth.


Question:
Question: What is important in a car when you are driving fast and come to a light?
Choices:
A: stripes
B: seat belts
C: breaks to help stop
D: tires
E: radios

Answer: C

When driving fast and approaching a light, the most critical safety feature is the ability to stop quickly and safely. This makes breaks essential in order to avoid accidents and ensure a safe stop at the traffic light.

While seat belts (B) are important for safety in the event of an accident, and tires (D) contribute to overall vehicle control, the immediate necessity in the scenario described is clearly stopping the vehicle. Therefore, the most important element is:


Question:
Question: If you're traveling along a highway what item made of paper can you use to find your way?
Choices:
A: united states
B: atlas
C: developed land
D: park
E: countryside

Answer: B

To find your way while traveling along a highway, the most relevant item made of paper would be an atlas, which is a collection of maps. The other options do not specifically pertain to navigation.


Question:
Question: When I was home, I was comfortable.  But I had a crippling fear of going where?
Choices:
A: outside
B: vacation
C: idle
D: apartment
E: neighborhood

Answer: A

The statement indicates that the person felt comfortable at home but had a crippling fear associated with going somewhere else. Among the given choices, "outside" suggests a broad sense of leaving the safe space of home, which aligns with the idea of a fear related to being away from comfort. The other options appear less related to a general fear of leaving home.


Question:
Question: Where can you eat fruit on a red bridge?
Choices:
A: refrigerator
B: engineering school
C: san francisco
D: tree
E: market

Answer: C

To determine where you can eat fruit on a red bridge, we should consider the context of each option. A red bridge suggests a specific, perhaps scenic location, rather than an indoor place like a refrigerator or an engineering school. While you technically could eat fruit on a tree, it wouldn't make sense to highlight that interaction. The market could be a place to buy fruit, but not specifically eat. The most fitting answer, therefore, is C: San Francisco, which is known for its iconic red bridge (the Golden Gate Bridge). You can enjoy fruit while in proximity to such a landmark.


Question:
Question: When someone falls from a mountain it will lead them to?
Choices:
A: too much
B: act dead
C: die
D: rush
E: explode

Answer: C

Falling from a mountain typically results in severe injuries or fatal consequences due to the height and impact. Therefore, the most logical and direct outcome listed in the options is death.


Question:
Question: The movie had many a song and dance, it was a what?
Choices:
A: bollywood
B: record
C: musical
D: jukebox
E: napster

Answer: C

The question mentions that the movie had many songs and dances, which is characteristic of a musical. Therefore, the best answer is C: musical.


Question:
Question: Many containers full of goods are unloaded where after their long sea journey
Choices:
A: port
B: cargo ship
C: refrigerator
D: food
E: lorry

Answer: A

The question asks where containers full of goods are unloaded after their journey. The most logical location for unloading containers from a sea journey is a port. While cargo ships are where the goods are transported, the unloading occurs at the port. Therefore, the best answer is A: port.


Question:
Question: What is someone watching a person who is playing guitar doing?
Choices:
A: auditioning
B: hear sounds
C: listening to music
D: making music
E: arthritis

Answer: C

When someone is watching a person play guitar, they are most likely engaging in the act of appreciating or enjoying the music being produced. Among the provided options, "listening to music" is the most appropriate description of this activity, as it implies they are taking in the performance.


Question:
Question: The new kitten hadn't gotten used to what it was allowed to climb on in most rooms, so the owned kept the bedroom door what?
Choices:
A: opened
B: closed
C: found at shower
D: falling down
E: locked

Answer: B

The new kitten hadn't gotten used to what it was allowed to climb on, suggesting that the owner needed to prevent the kitten from getting into areas where it could get into trouble or cause damage. Therefore, keeping the bedroom door closed would be a reasonable action.


Question:
Question: Dry and cracked heels are found on?
Choices:
A: boot
B: the desert
C: loaf of bread
D: foot
E: hock

Answer: D

To determine where dry and cracked heels are typically found, we consider the options provided.

- Option A (boot) refers to a type of footwear and does not directly relate to what has dry and cracked heels.
- Option B (the desert) may have dry conditions but does not pertain to heels.
- Option C (loaf of bread) is unrelated as it pertains to food.
- Option D (foot) is specifically where heels exist, and dry and cracked heels are a common condition affecting feet.
- Option E (hock) refers to a joint in animals, which is also not related to the context of dry and cracked heels.

Given this analysis, the most logical answer is that dry and cracked heels are found on the foot.


Question:
Question: He needed to check an electrical connection in the house, where did he look?
Choices:
A: telephone network
B: freeway
C: company
D: wall
E: airport

Answer: D

To check an electrical connection in a house, the most logical place to look would be where electrical wiring is typically found. Among the options given, the wall is where electrical outlets and wiring are often situated. The other options - telephone network, freeway, company, and airport - are not relevant to checking electrical connections in a house.


Question:
Question: Where are all participants likely to need sports equipment?
Choices:
A: dicks sporting goods
B: sporting event
C: mall
D: sears
E: sporting goods store

Answer: B

Participants are likely to need sports equipment at a location where sports activities are conducted or where such equipment is typically available. Among the choices, a "sporting event" is the most fitting context, as it directly relates to a gathering where participants engage in sports and would require the necessary equipment.


Question:
Question: We were having a canned food drive and I needed to pick up some contributions, where did I go?
Choices:
A: shelf
B: cellar
C: refrigerator
D: cupboard
E: grocery store

Answer: E

To gather contributions for a canned food drive, one would typically go to a place where people store food donations, and canned goods are commonly found in a cupboard or cellar. However, the most likely answer where people would contribute canned foods would be a communal area rather than personal storage. A grocery store is where one could gather contributions as it would be a logical point for food donations from multiple people.


Question:
Question: The wheel was loose, and threatened to fall off when they were what?
Choices:
A: footloose
B: sailing
C: fast
D: tighten
E: bind

Answer: C

To determine the appropriate context for the loose wheel, we should look for a choice that implies instability or movement that could cause a wheel to fall off. "Sailing" (B) relates to movement, but it doesn't have a clear connection to the stability of a wheel.

"Fast" (C) suggests speed, which could imply that the loose wheel is at risk of coming off while the vehicle is moving quickly. “Tighten” (D) and “bind” (E) indicate actions that would prevent the wheel from falling off, rather than contexts in which it might happen. "Footloose" (A) does not fit the scenario.

Thus, "fast" suggests the most logical situation in which the wheel could fall off due to motion and speed.


Question:
Question: He would finally see idea become reality, never in a million years did he what that this would happen?
Choices:
A: think
B: patent
C: determined
D: work hard
E: relax

Answer: A

To complete the sentence logically, the phrase "never in a million years did he" should be followed by a verb that fits the context of surprise or disbelief regarding the realization of an idea. Among the choices given, "think" is the best fit as it directly implies that he never expected this outcome.


Question:
Question: A projector displayed people on the huge screen while the audience laughed.  What might they be watching?
Choices:
A: movies
B: theatre
C: cabaret
D: conference
E: meeting

Answer: A

To determine what the audience might be watching, we can analyze the choices.

A: Movies - They often make audiences laugh, especially comedies.
B: Theatre - While it can be humorous, it typically elicits a range of responses beyond just laughter.
C: Cabaret - This often involves entertainment that could provoke laughter.
D: Conference - This would likely be a serious event, less likely to evoke laughter.
E: Meeting - Similar to a conference, laughter would be unexpected here.

Given that laughter is a significant reaction, the most fitting answer would be either movies or cabaret, but movies tend to have a broader appeal and include more comedic aspects.


Question:
Question: What business has a tower to transmit signals?
Choices:
A: city
B: toronto
C: radio station
D: roger that
E: medieval castle

Answer: C

A tower is typically associated with transmitting signals in the context of communications. Among the options given, a radio station is specifically designed to transmit radio signals using such towers. The other choices do not directly relate to signal transmission in the same way.


Question:
Question: No matter the background of the person, they should all be given what in applying for the job?
Choices:
A: critical thinking
B: congratulated
C: equal opportunity
D: compliments
E: raffle tickets

Answer: C

In applying for a job, every applicant should have the same chances to be considered, regardless of their background. This concept aligns most closely with the idea of fairness in hiring practices. Therefore, the best choice is "equal opportunity."


Question:
Question: James looked for a pencil sharpener.  Where might he look first?
Choices:
A: cabinet
B: library
C: nightstand
D: stationery store
E: desk drawer

Answer: E

James is likely to first look in a place where he typically keeps writing supplies. Among the options provided, the desk drawer is the most logical place for storing a pencil sharpener.


Question:
Question: What would you put in a container?
Choices:
A: food
B: cargo ship
C: refrigerator
D: closet garage
E: port

Answer: A

To determine what would typically be put in a container, I analyze the choices:

- A: food - This is a common item put in a container for storage or transport.
- B: cargo ship - This is a mode of transport, not something you put in a container.
- C: refrigerator - This is an appliance for storage, not a thing you put inside a container.
- D: closet garage - This is a location, not an item to be placed inside a container.
- E: port - This is a location related to shipping, not something to put in a container.

Among these options, food is the only relevant item that is typically placed in a container for storage or transportation.


Question:
Question: Where can you store a small notepad on your person?
Choices:
A: back pocket
B: meeting
C: drug store
D: home
E: school

Answer: A

To determine where you can store a small notepad on your person, we need to identify the options that involve carrying something directly on oneself rather than locations where you would simply have the item present (home, school, meeting, or drug store). The back pocket is the only option listed that suggests a place on your body suitable for storing a small notepad.


Question:
Question: What do people do to pass time before they can use electronics when fly in airplane?
Choices:
A: read
B: passenger
C: land plane
D: fly the plane
E: buy tickets

Answer: A

To pass the time before using electronics on an airplane, people typically engage in activities like reading. The other options do not represent actions that would be taken by passengers during that time.


Question:
Question: When you are expressing yourself by yelling after getting a bruise, what are you feeling?
Choices:
A: self pity
B: communication
C: understood
D: pain
E: embarrassment

Answer: D

When expressing oneself by yelling after getting a bruise, the primary sensation that likely prompts such a reaction is the physical sensation of pain. Yelling is often a natural response to acute discomfort.


Question:
Question: The helm is not something you wear on your head. Rather, it moves the masts on what?
Choices:
A: sailing vessel
B: paddleboat
C: ship
D: motorboat
E: tugboat

Answer: A

The helm is associated with controlling the direction of a sailing vessel by operating the rudder. The reference to moving masts suggests it relates to a vessel that relies on sails for navigation, which aligns with the characteristics of a sailing vessel and a ship. However, since both options A and C can be correct, "sailing vessel" is the more specific term that directly addresses the use of masts. Thus, while both A and C are valid, A is the most precise answer.


Question:
Question: He found the blowfish off the coast of the Carolina's, it was where?
Choices:
A: rock band
B: sea of japan
C: sushi restaurant
D: fish market
E: atlantic ocean

Answer: E

The question mentions that the blowfish was found off the coast of the Carolinas. The coast refers to an area near a large body of water, specifically the Atlantic Ocean in this case. Given the options, the most relevant and accurate answer is the Atlantic Ocean.


Question:
Question: The family was playing cards, what would be a reason for this?
Choices:
A: amusement
B: losing money
C: charmed
D: having fun
E: win money

Answer: D

The family was likely playing cards for a reason that involves enjoyment or entertainment. Choices A (amusement) and D (having fun) both pertain to this idea. Although winning or losing money could also be factors, they are not primary reasons for a family playing cards together. Therefore, the most fitting reasons would center around having fun or finding amusement in the activity.


Question:
Question: What did the business require of everyone walking into their store?
Choices:
A: wear shoes
B: learn
C: hope for peace
D: have a great day.
E: do well

Answer: A

To determine the best answer to what the business required of everyone walking into their store, we need to consider common store policies. Options like "wear shoes" are often practical for hygiene and safety reasons. "Learn," "hope for peace," "have a great day," and "do well" don’t usually represent requirements for entering a store.

Since wearing shoes is a common expectation in many businesses for reasons of decorum and safety, the most logical choice is A: wear shoes.


Question:
Question: The college kids weren't known for their apartment decor choices, they used a folding chair inside their what?
Choices:
A: bathroom
B: closet
C: school
D: room
E: church

Answer: D

The phrase "they used a folding chair inside their" suggests a private or personal space where students typically relax or study. Among the choices, a "room" fits this description best, as it is common for college kids to have folding chairs in their dorm rooms or apartments. The other options such as bathroom, closet, school, and church are less likely to be associated with the casual use of folding chairs by college students.


Question:
Question: What could you put a table in if you want the table to be in your house?
Choices:
A: library
B: demonstration
C: corner
D: football ground
E: rug

Answer: C

To determine where you could put a table in your house, we need to identify a location that is appropriate for placing furniture.

- A library is a room but does not imply a specific location within a house.
- A demonstration does not apply, as it is an event rather than a place.
- A corner is a specific part of a room where furniture, such as a table, can be placed.
- A football ground is outside and not within a house.
- A rug is an item that could be placed on the floor but doesn't represent a specific location in the house.

Out of these options, "corner" indicates a specific area within a room of a house where a table can be placed.


Question:
Question: There weren't enough chairs for everyone.  What might have to be delayed?
Choices:
A: bookstore
B: building
C: meeting
D: office
E: coffeehouse

Answer: C

The context of not having enough chairs suggests a situation where people are expected to gather and sit down for a discussion or an organized event. Among the choices provided, a "meeting" is the most appropriate scenario that could be delayed due to insufficient seating. The other options, like bookstore, building, office, or coffeehouse, do not imply a gathering requiring chairs in the same way.


Question:
Question: Where do fish spend the majority of their time?
Choices:
A: body of water
B: lake superior
C: underwater
D: toilet
E: aquarium

Answer: C

Fish primarily inhabit aquatic environments where they swim and live, which is best described as underwater. Although options like "body of water," "lake superior," and "aquarium" are specific locations or contexts, they are all encompassed within the broader concept of being underwater. The option "toilet" is irrelevant.

Thus, the most accurate answer is C: underwater.


Question:
Question: What were southern institutions where slaves do the labor called?
Choices:
A: farm
B: ancient rome
C: history book
D: poor countries
E: plantation

Answer: E

Southern institutions where slaves did the labor were predominantly known for agricultural production, especially in the context of cotton and tobacco. The term that best describes such establishments is "plantation."


Question:
Question: If you are driving too fast on an icy road you are being what?
Choices:
A: deadly
B: dangerous
C: unconcerned
D: stressful
E: harder when weather bad

Answer: B

Driving too fast on an icy road poses risks not only to yourself but also to others around you. This behavior is primarily characterized as unsafe and reflects a disregard for safety. The choice that best encapsulates this situation is "dangerous," as it directly refers to the risk created by such driving habits.


Question:
Question: Who said ignorance was not an excuse for the crime?
Choices:
A: learn about subject
B: learn new
C: find truth
D: is bliss
E: judge

Answer: E

To identify who said "ignorance was not an excuse for the crime," we should consider the context of legal or moral judgment. The phrase suggests a judicial or authoritative voice rather than one focused on learning or understanding.

Among the choices:
- A: "learn about subject" - implies a need to educate oneself, which doesn't directly connect to the statement.
- B: "learn new" - similarly suggests gaining knowledge.
- C: "find truth" - relates to discovering facts but doesn't directly correlate with the quote.
- D: "is bliss" - implies that ignorance may lead to happiness, which contradicts the statement.
- E: "judge" - aligns with the authority who asserts that ignorance cannot be used as a defense.

Thus, the most appropriate choice connected to the statement about ignorance and crime is "judge."


Question:
Question: If someone is outgoing what are they likely to seek?
Choices:
A: new experiences
B: playfulness
C: own house
D: good looking
E: beautiful

Answer: A

An outgoing person is typically characterized by their sociability and eagerness to engage with others. This suggests they are likely to seek new experiences that involve interaction with different people and environments. The other options, while they may align with personal traits or preferences, do not directly correlate with the defining characteristic of being outgoing.


Question:
Question: Where above your kitchen sink could you store canned food?
Choices:
A: cupboard
B: oven
C: grocery store
D: pantry
E: cellar

Answer: A

To determine where above your kitchen sink you could store canned food, we must consider practical storage options commonly found in a kitchen.

A cupboard is typically located above counters and sinks and is designed for storing food and kitchen items, making it a suitable choice. The oven is primarily used for cooking and is not a storage option. A grocery store is where you buy canned food, not store it. A pantry is also a good storage option, but it is usually a separate area rather than directly above the sink. A cellar is used for storage but is not located above the kitchen sink.

Considering these points, the best answer is cupboard, as it directly fits the requirement of being a storage place above the kitchen sink.


Question:
Question: The teachers needed to get their classrooms ready for the school year.  What is one thing they might do?
Choices:
A: talk too much
B: teach children
C: open boxes
D: answering questions
E: giving homework

Answer: C

The teachers preparing their classrooms would likely need to unpack supplies and materials, which involves opening boxes. The other options, such as teaching children, answering questions, or giving homework, are activities that would typically occur once the school year has started, not before.


Question:
Question: What does god want people to do for money?
Choices:
A: work in life
B: speak to people
C: everywhere
D: sitting ideal
E: care for people

Answer: A

To determine what God may want people to do for money, we need to consider general principles often associated with religious teachings.

Option A, "work in life", aligns with the idea that people are often called to contribute through effort and labor. This is typically supported by religious texts promoting the value of work.

Option B, "speak to people", does not directly relate to money.

Option C, "everywhere", is too vague and does not provide a specific action.

Option D, "sitting idle", contradicts the notion of working for money as it implies inaction.

Option E, "care for people", is significant, but it focuses more on altruism rather than directly addressing the need to earn money.

Given this reasoning, the choice that best fits the idea of what God wants people to do for money is clearly to "work in life."


Question:
Question: What part of the body are lips on?
Choices:
A: mouth
B: jars and all faces
C: kentucky fried chicken
D: hand
E: human

Answer: A

Lips are a part of the mouth, which is the most direct and specific answer to the question. Other options either do not directly relate to where lips are found or are not relevant.


Question:
Question: You'd add pepper and salt to what liquid meal if it's bland?
Choices:
A: supermarket
B: water
C: cellars
D: soup
E: grocery store

Answer: D

To determine the correct answer, we consider the context of adding pepper and salt to enhance flavor. Among the options provided, only "soup" is a liquid meal where one would typically add seasoning to improve blandness. The other options do not fit this context.


Question:
Question: What is something that you feel when you go to the opera?
Choices:
A: fall asleep
B: headache
C: boredom
D: relaxation
E: sick

Answer: D

When attending an opera, people often seek a cultural and aesthetic experience. While some may find the experience tedious, the overall purpose of going to the opera is to enjoy the performance and be immersed in the art. Therefore, many individuals feel relaxation or a sense of enjoyment while at the opera, rather than negative feelings like boredom, headache, or sickness. The choice that aligns most with a positive experience at the opera is relaxation.