Question:
Question: What is likely to someone in a skiing accident likely to have in more than one place?
Choices:
A: frost bite
B: broken bones
C: chapped lips
D: healthy body
E: broken legs

Answer: B

In a skiing accident, an individual is much more likely to sustain multiple injuries, particularly broken bones. While frostbite and chapped lips can occur, they typically affect specific areas of the body, rather than multiple locations simultaneously. "Healthy body" contradicts the premise of an accident, and while "broken legs" is a specific type of broken bone, it limits the scope to just one area. Therefore, the most logical answer is that a person in a skiing accident is likely to have broken bones in more than one place.


Question:
Question: A poet may need to go where to achieve learning as an adult?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: english class
C: university
D: book store
E: home

Answer: C

A poet may seek various environments for adult learning, but the context of "achieve learning" suggests a more formal or structured setting. Among the choices, "university" (C) indicates a place where comprehensive learning can take place, encompassing various subjects, including poetry and advanced literary techniques.

While a classroom or an English class could also provide learning, the term "university" typically implies a broader educational experience, making it the most suitable answer.


Question:
Question: Where would a kitchen towel be found?
Choices:
A: cupboard
B: at hotel
C: linen closet
D: under a rock
E: locker room

Answer: A

A kitchen towel is commonly found in places associated with kitchens and dining. The most likely options are a cupboard or a linen closet. However, a linen closet typically holds bedding and other types of linens, while a cupboard is frequently where kitchen towels are stored along with dishes and utensils.

Hotels may have kitchen towels, but that is not where they are typically kept. A locker room and under a rock are not relevant places for kitchen towels.

Thus, the most logical choice is a cupboard.


Question:
Question: Answering questions followed by saying, "sir" or "ma'am" is an indication that you are what?
Choices:
A: irritation
B: correct
C: responding
D: polite
E: sadness

Answer: D

Using "sir" or "ma'am" when answering questions typically shows respect and courtesy. It reflects politeness in a conversation.


Question:
Question: He had said he would cook dinner, but first he needed to what?
Choices:
A: hungry
B: buy a kitchen
C: buy food
D: buy groceries
E: eat food

Answer: D

To determine what he needed to do before cooking dinner, we should focus on what is typically necessary for cooking. Among the choices given, "buy food" and "buy groceries" are directly related to having the ingredients needed for cooking. While "buy groceries" is more specific and implies purchasing the items necessary for a meal, "buy food" could refer to a wider range of options including prepared items which might not be suitable for cooking.

Given that cooking dinner usually requires specific ingredients, "buy groceries" is the most logical choice as it encompasses all necessary items for preparing a meal.


Question:
Question: Danny hasn't experienced all that it means to be human yet.  He is missing something important.  What might he be missing?
Choices:
A: space shuttle
B: library
C: school
D: love
E: wife

Answer: D

To determine what Danny might be missing in terms of human experience, we should consider the options that relate to fundamental human emotions and connections.

- A space shuttle is irrelevant to personal experience.
- A library may provide knowledge but isn't central to the essence of being human.
- School is significant for education and socialization but may not embody the depth of human experience.
- Love is a profound and fundamental human experience that shapes relationships and emotions.
- A wife signifies companionship and partnership but is more specific than the broader idea of love.

Given that love is essential to understanding the human experience typically referenced in this context, it stands out as the most crucial element he might be missing.


Question:
Question: What is it called when two people have the same point of view?
Choices:
A: make love
B: when they hug
C: shake hands
D: agree with each other
E: work together

Answer: D

When two people share the same point of view, they are in agreement on that perspective. Among the choices provided, the phrase that best captures this relationship is "agree with each other." Thus, the relevant answer is D.


Question:
Question: Where might people gather while they are waiting for a ride across town?
Choices:
A: wedding
B: bus stop
C: convention
D: pool
E: apartment

Answer: B

To determine where people might gather while waiting for a ride across town, we consider each option:

A: wedding - This is not a fitting location for waiting for a ride.
B: bus stop - This is a common place where people wait for public transportation, making it a suitable choice.
C: convention - While people might gather here, it's not specifically about waiting for a ride across town.
D: pool - This location doesn't relate to waiting for transportation.
E: apartment - This is a living space and not a waiting area for rides.

The most logical option is the bus stop, as it directly relates to waiting for transportation.


Question:
Question: She had a bad habit of washing hands over one thousand times a day, what did she experience as a result?
Choices:
A: health
B: become wet
C: skin irritation
D: dry skin
E: medium

Answer: D

Washing hands excessively, especially over a thousand times a day, can lead to various physical effects. Among the choices, both skin irritation and dry skin are plausible results due to over-washing. However, dry skin is a more common and immediate consequence of frequent washing as it often leads to irritation. Given these considerations, the best answer is dry skin.


Question:
Question: What can you do while driving to work that involves sound but does not require you to move your mouth?
Choices:
A: anger
B: listen to radio
C: speed
D: sing
E: statue

Answer: B

To solve the question, we need to identify an action involving sound that does not require moving one's mouth.

- A: anger - This is an emotion and does not directly relate to producing sound.
- B: listen to radio - This involves sound and does not require moving your mouth.
- C: speed - This refers to driving fast but is not related to sound.
- D: sing - This involves making sound but requires moving your mouth.
- E: statue - This implies being still and not involving sound.

The only option that fits the criteria of involving sound without requiring mouth movement is listening to the radio.


Question:
Question: Where does the red cross respond to a storm?
Choices:
A: summer
B: tropics
C: blue shield
D: weather report
E: america

Answer: E

The question asks about the location where the Red Cross responds to a storm. Among the choices, "E: america" is the most appropriate since the Red Cross is known for its response efforts primarily in the United States during disasters, including storms. The other choices do not refer to a specific location relevant to the Red Cross's storm response.


Question:
Question: John hated lying.  It made him do something.  What did lying make him do?
Choices:
A: avoid eye contact
B: feel guilty
C: blush
D: turn purple
E: fall asleep

Answer: B

Lying typically causes a person to feel internal conflict or discomfort, often resulting in feelings of guilt. This aligns best with common emotional responses to dishonesty. The other options can be related to lying in different contexts but are not as universally applicable or direct as guilt.


Question:
Question: The Coast Guard is a police force that often does what?
Choices:
A: board vessels
B: direct traffic
C: ocean
D: force law
E: arrest

Answer: A

The Coast Guard is responsible for enforcing laws on water, including boarding vessels to inspect for compliance with regulations. While they can arrest individuals, the action of boarding vessels is a more specific and common function associated with their role.


Question:
Question: He tried to remain calm but his wife was completely what?
Choices:
A: frenzied
B: frustrated
C: flustered
D: wild
E: anxious

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we consider the context of "tried to remain calm" juxtaposed with his wife's emotional state.

- "Frenzied" suggests a high level of chaos, which could fit.
- "Frustrated" implies irritation but doesn’t necessarily connect to the need for calm.
- "Flustered" indicates a state of being agitated or confused, which aligns well with someone who needs to remain calm.
- "Wild" is similar to frenzied but may not be specific enough.
- "Anxious" suggests worry but doesn't directly indicate chaotic behavior.

Based on the need to contrast his calmness with her emotional state, "flustered" seems to best capture a state of confusion or agitation that would require calmness.


Question:
Question: When their litter box is full where might a cat go to the bathroom?
Choices:
A: houseplant
B: bathtub
C: dumpsters
D: urban neighborhood
E: floor

Answer: A

When a litter box is full, a cat will seek another suitable location that is accessible and somewhat private for its bathroom needs. Of the choices provided, both the houseplant and the floor are more viable indoor options compared to the other choices. However, a houseplant offers some soil which might mimic a litter-like environment, whereas the floor does not provide any semblance of that. Hence, the most logical answer is that a cat might go to the houseplant.


Question:
Question: What does eating hamburgers to fast lead to?
Choices:
A: gaining weight
B: stomach ache
C: gain weight
D: get full
E: constipation

Answer: B

Eating hamburgers too fast can lead to discomfort and digestive issues. Among the options provided, a stomach ache is a direct consequence of eating too quickly as it can cause indigestion and discomfort. While gaining weight and getting full are valid outcomes, they are not immediate effects of eating too fast. Constipation is less commonly connected to fast eating. Therefore, the best choice is:

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Question:
Question: Each generation thinks the next's what just sounds like noise?
Choices:
A: music
B: ball stopped
C: quietness
D: alerting
E: silence

Answer: A

Each generation often has a different taste in music and cultural preferences, leading them to perceive the music of the next generation as unappealing or just noise. Hence, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: What does eating lunch accomplish?
Choices:
A: having energy
B: satisfy hunger
C: feel full
D: feel sleepy
E: drowsiness

Answer: B

Eating lunch primarily serves to satisfy hunger, providing the body with the necessary nutrients and energy to continue the day. While it can also lead to feelings of fullness and drowsiness in some individuals, the fundamental purpose is to satisfy hunger.


Question:
Question: Where would you put something after an iron has been used on it?
Choices:
A: ironing board
B: house
C: linen closet
D: laundry room
E: kitchen

Answer: C

After using an iron, the logical place to put the item once it’s been ironed would typically be in a location designated for storing clean and pressed clothes. Given the choices, the **linen closet** (C) is often used for storing neatly pressed items such as linens and clothes, making it the best fit. While the laundry room (D) could also be a reasonable option, it's more associated with washing clothes rather than storing them post-ironing.


Question:
Question: What burning  feeling is eating hamburger in large amunts likely to cause?
Choices:
A: gas
B: being full
C: death
D: heartburn
E: food poisoning

Answer: D

Eating hamburgers in large amounts can lead to discomfort, particularly in the digestive system. A common experience after consuming a heavy meal, especially one high in fat, is heartburn, which is characterized by a burning sensation in the chest or throat. While options like gas, being full, and food poisoning could occur, they are less directly associated with a "burning feeling." Death is also not a typical outcome of eating hamburgers. Therefore, the most relevant answer is heartburn.


Question:
Question: Waiting for a bus that has already came and went would be an example of bad what?
Choices:
A: timing
B: getting bored
C: patience
D: expenditure of time
E: public transportation

Answer: A

In this scenario, waiting for a bus that has already come and gone indicates a problem with timing, as it suggests that the individual did not anticipate or track the bus's arrival correctly.

The options A through E do not address the core issue as directly as 'timing' does. Waiting could indeed lead to boredom or waste time, but the fundamental issue stems from the inability to time one’s wait accurately relative to the bus schedule.

Thus, the best answer to the question is A: timing.


Question:
Question: Washing clothes at the laundromat was time consuming, most people waited and would do what?
Choices:
A: time
B: singing
C: getting wet
D: socks
E: watch tv

Answer: E

Washing clothes at the laundromat often involves waiting for the machines to finish their cycles. In such settings, many people utilize their waiting time to engage in activities that keep them occupied. Among the options given, “watch tv” is a plausible activity, as many laundromats provide televisions for customers to watch while they wait.

The other options do not logically fit this context:
- A: time is not an activity.
- B: singing is unlikely to be a common choice in a public laundromat setting.
- C: getting wet doesn't relate to activities done while waiting.
- D: socks, while relevant to laundry, is not an action one would do during waiting.

Thus, the most reasonable choice is E: watch TV.


Question:
Question: The person was shocked when the FBI talked to her about some facebook posts, what did the person want?
Choices:
A: money
B: food and water
C: freedom of information
D: compliments
E: freedom of expression

Answer: E

The person was likely concerned about her freedom to express herself, especially since the FBI's inquiry suggests potential legal implications regarding her posts. Therefore, she would want to defend her rights to share her opinions freely.


Question:
Question: The teacher could write off paper clips, this was because they were necessary for her what?
Choices:
A: drawer
B: fashioned into simple tools
C: desktop
D: university
E: work

Answer: E

To determine the best answer, we need to focus on the reason the teacher could write off paper clips. Paper clips are generally used for organizing documents and are necessary for a teacher in the context of their professional responsibilities.

Considering the options:
A: drawer - not necessarily a direct need for paper clips.
B: fashioned into simple tools - vague and not relevant to typical use.
C: desktop - while they are found on desks, it doesn't directly explain why they are necessary.
D: university - not directly relevant as a location.
E: work - this captures the purpose of paper clips related to her duties.

The most logical answer, capturing the essence of their necessity, is "work."


Question:
Question: Where can you find the U.S. federal government?
Choices:
A: washington d.c
B: canada
C: country
D: capitol building
E: democracy

Answer: A

The U.S. federal government is located in Washington D.C., where it conducts its operations and houses key institutions like the Capitol building. While the Capitol building is where Congress meets, the broader federal government is specifically centered in Washington D.C.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where do I store folding chairs for religious experiences?
Choices:
A: closet
B: church
C: room
D: basement
E: garage

Answer: B

To determine the best storage option for folding chairs specifically for religious experiences, we should consider accessibility and appropriateness. A church (Choice B) is typically the most suitable place because it directly relates to the context of religious experiences. However, if considering personal storage at home, a closet (Choice A) is also a practical option. Between the two, since the question implies a purpose tied to religious use, the church is more relevant.


Question:
Question: If you think that the surface of the road is not good, what would you do?
Choices:
A: object
B: yell
C: tetrahedron
D: mirror
E: lake

Answer: A

The question is asking for an action in response to the perception of a bad road surface. Among the choices given, "object" (A) makes the most sense as it implies a form of protest or expression of concern regarding the road condition. The other options (B, C, D, E) do not directly relate to addressing the issue of the road's surface quality.


Question:
Question: What does a person try to do in a dangerous situation?
Choices:
A: compliments
B: stay alive
C: high wages
D: husband or wife
E: talk fast

Answer: B

In a dangerous situation, a person's primary instinct is to ensure their survival and safety. Therefore, the best answer is B: stay alive.


Question:
Question: What does a person do in a garden?
Choices:
A: work
B: catch cold
C: plant flowers
D: gain respect
E: fish lake

Answer: C

In a garden, a person primarily engages in activities related to gardening. The most fitting choice that reflects an activity commonly associated with a garden is "plant flowers." While working is also a possibility, "plant flowers" specifies a common action in gardening. The other options (catch cold, gain respect, fish lake) do not directly relate to activities performed in a garden.


Question:
Question: What do you need to be able to understand testimony after hearing testimony?
Choices:
A: ears
B: careful listening
C: change of heart
D: ability to hear
E: sleepiness

Answer: B

To understand testimony after hearing it, one must engage in the process of careful listening. This involves paying attention, analyzing the information being shared, and reflecting on it to derive meaning. Simply having ears or the ability to hear is not enough without active listening. A change of heart and the state of being sleepy would not aid in understanding testimony either.


Question:
Question: All the students had to gather for the announcement, as it wrapped up the students began to what?
Choices:
A: spread
B: park
C: disseminate
D: disperse
E: dispense

Answer: D

To gather typically means to accumulate in one place, and after an announcement, it's common for people to leave that space. Among the answer choices, "disperse" best fits the idea of students leaving the gathering.


Question:
Question: How does water become ice?
Choices:
A: become water
B: cool drink
C: cool off
D: melt
E: form crystals

Answer: E

To understand how water becomes ice, we need to identify the process that occurs when water changes its state from liquid to solid. This happens when water cools down to the freezing point, at which point it begins to form a solid structure, namely ice. The appropriate choice that describes this solidification process relates to the formation of a structured arrangement at low temperatures.

Among the options:
A represents a change in state but not the specific process of freezing.
B and C describe cooling in general but do not specifically relate to the formation of ice.
D is the opposite process, where ice turns back into water.
E, "form crystals", accurately describes the process of water molecules organizing into a solid structure, which is indicative of ice formation.

Thus, the best answer is E.


Question:
Question: Sarah wanted to surprise her husband. He failed because he had already down what what regarding the trip?
Choices:
A: predictable
B: known about
C: bland
D: bought tickets
E: sneaky

Answer: B

Sarah's surprise was likely undermined because her husband was informed about the trip beforehand. The best option that fits this context is "known about," indicating he was already aware of the plans.


Question:
Question: Sally wanted to keep her saltshaker some place where she could find it but where it would be out of the way.  Where might she have put it?
Choices:
A: dinner table
B: table setting
C: own kitchen
D: kitchen counter
E: cabinet

Answer: E

To find a suitable place for Sally's saltshaker that is both accessible and out of the way, we need to consider each option.

A: The dinner table is often used and may not be out of the way.
B: A table setting implies that it will be frequently used, so it's not out of the way.
C: The own kitchen could be too vague; specifics are needed.
D: The kitchen counter is accessible but not very "out of the way."
E: A cabinet offers a closed space that keeps the saltshaker out of sight but still accessible when needed.

Among the options, the cabinet is the best choice for keeping the saltshaker both accessible and out of the way.


Question:
Question: Where would a loose weasel cause the most destruction?
Choices:
A: beach
B: michigan
C: great britain
D: hen house
E: forrest

Answer: D

Weasels are known to be small but highly effective predators, particularly known for raiding bird nests or small animal habitats. Among the given options, a "hen house" would be the most vulnerable to a loose weasel, as hens are domesticated birds that can be easily attacked by a weasel. The other options, while they may experience some level of disruption or ecological impact, do not directly present the high level of destruction that a weasel would cause in a hen house.


Question:
Question: What might people do to protect their legs from getting dirty on the farm?
Choices:
A: wear jeans
B: milk cow
C: believe in god
D: avoid mud
E: plant flowers

Answer: A

To protect their legs from getting dirty on a farm, people are likely to take practical steps. Wearing jeans (A) is a common choice as they provide coverage and can be more resistant to dirt. Avoiding mud (D) is also a strategy to prevent getting dirty, but it may not always be feasible on a farm. Milking a cow (B), believing in God (C), and planting flowers (E) are not directly related to protecting legs from dirt.

Between the two main options, wearing jeans provides a consistent protective measure.


Question:
Question: When a man is watching tv and a nude women comes on, they tend to get?
Choices:
A: sad
B: erections
C: entertainment
D: boredom
E: get fat

Answer: B

When a man is watching TV and a nude woman appears, it is generally expected that they may experience a physiological response such as arousal. Among the choices provided, the most fitting response to this scenario is "erections."

Thus, the final answer is B.


Question:
Question: If your joke is funny you will not experience surprise if someone does what?
Choices:
A: scare
B: send flowers
C: laugh
D: cries
E: keep secret

Answer: C

To determine the correct answer, we need to identify the action that would not induce surprise if a joke is funny. If someone laughs, it is a typical and expected response to a funny joke, while the other options (scare, send flowers, cries, keep secret) are either unrelated or less likely reactions to humor.

Thus, if the joke is funny, you will not experience surprise if someone laughs.


Question:
Question: What do you want to do when you go to performance that is interactive?
Choices:
A: know where
B: leave
C: experience
D: applaud
E: admiration

Answer: C

In an interactive performance, the primary goal is to engage and actively participate in the experience. Among the options provided, "experience" aligns best with the intention of being involved and enjoying an interactive performance. The other options do not capture this focus on participation or engagement effectively.


Question:
Question: What sort of hall do you have a large meeting in?
Choices:
A: church
B: conference
C: dormitory
D: large building
E: library

Answer: B

A large meeting is typically associated with a space designed for gatherings, discussions, or presentations. Among the options provided:

A: Church - while churches can host meetings, they are primarily places of worship.
B: Conference - specifically designed for meetings and presentations.
C: Dormitory - primarily residential and not suitable for meetings.
D: Large building - very general and lacks a specific function.
E: Library - primarily for studying and quiet activities, not for large meetings.

The most fitting answer, which specifically indicates a space intended for large gatherings, is B: conference.


Question:
Question: Why would someone not want to be cogitating?
Choices:
A: dance
B: decision
C: headaches
D: reaching conclusion
E: enlightenment

Answer: C

Cogitating involves deep thinking or contemplation, which can sometimes be mentally exhausting or lead to stress. Therefore, a reason someone might not want to engage in this process could be related to discomfort or a negative outcome associated with it. Among the choices, "C: headaches" suggests a physical discomfort that could arise from prolonged contemplation.


Question:
Question: Where might someone have a statement printed?
Choices:
A: mail
B: newspaper
C: smartphone
D: press release
E: letter

Answer: B

To determine where someone might have a statement printed, we consider the options. A statement can be printed in a newspaper (B) as a standard medium for public announcements or information. A press release (D) is another formal way to distribute statements, often to the media. A letter (E) could also be printed, but it's typically addressed personally and not broadly distributed like a statement.

The most common and recognized medium for public statements is newspapers (B). Thus, while a press release is also valid, newspapers are more broadly associated with public statements that are printed.

Therefore, the best answer is B.


Question:
Question: When shopping for an expensive product you should do what to make sure you get the best deal?
Choices:
A: compare prices
B: standing in line
C: meeting friends
D: live without it
E: purchasing

Answer: A

To ensure you get the best deal on an expensive product, the most logical action is to compare prices across different stores or platforms. This allows you to see variations in pricing and find the best possible deal for the item you want.


Question:
Question: The best way to cure boredom at a high elevation with no buildings around is to do what?
Choices:
A: do crossword puzzle
B: go skiing
C: play games
D: hang out at bar
E: sleep

Answer: B

At a high elevation with no buildings around, options like playing games or hanging out at a bar are not feasible due to the lack of infrastructure. Sleeping, while it may alleviate boredom, isn’t an engaging activity. Doing a crossword puzzle could be stimulating but may not be action-oriented enough to fully engage someone outdoors. Going skiing, however, is an active and exciting way to cure boredom in such an environment.


Question:
Question: They were hoping to attract visitors, so they installed lights, where were they installed?
Choices:
A: carnival
B: plane
C: yatch
D: turned at night
E: building

Answer: A

To determine the best answer, we need to consider where installing lights would likely attract visitors. Among the given options, "carnival" (A) is a common place known for lights to attract crowds. Other options like "plane" (B) or "yacht" (C) don't directly fit the context of places for visitors as they are typically not public attractions. "Turned at night" (D) doesn't specify a location, and "building" (E) could be relevant, but it is less specific compared to "carnival," which inherently suggests an attraction.

Thus, the most fitting choice is "carnival," where the installation of lights would make sense for drawing in visitors.


Question:
Question: Where would you put nails to stop them from damaging other things nearby?
Choices:
A: store
B: build doghouse
C: cabinet
D: hammer
E: container

Answer: E

To prevent nails from damaging nearby items, it is best to store them in a designated space that protects them, rather than using them for construction or leaving them exposed. Among the choices, a "container" would effectively contain the nails and prevent them from causing any harm to surrounding objects.


Question:
Question: Cameron was sleeping under the covers.  He was hunkered down because it was about to do what?
Choices:
A: talking
B: get cold
C: snoring
D: might dream
E: wet bed

Answer: B

Cameron was hunkered down under the covers, which suggests he was trying to stay warm or sheltered. The context implies that he was preparing for a change in the environment that typically requires protection or warmth, which lines up with it getting cold.

The other options do not logically fit the context:
A: talking – doesn't make sense related to sleeping.
C: snoring – is not a reason to hunker down under covers.
D: might dream – is a passive experience, not relevant to hunkering down.
E: wet bed – is more of a consequence rather than a reason for hunkering down.

Therefore, the best answer is B: get cold.


Question:
Question: If you're suffering from hunger what you likely to do with your meal?
Choices:
A: order food
B: spend money
C: eat quickly
D: begin work
E: have lunch

Answer: C

If you are suffering from hunger, you would be likely to take immediate action to alleviate that feeling. Among the options provided, "eat quickly" clearly indicates a response directly related to hunger, as people often eat faster when they are very hungry. While ordering food (A) or having lunch (E) may also be actions taken, they do not indicate the immediate urgency that comes with the feeling of hunger as directly as eating quickly does.

Therefore, the final answer is C.


Question:
Question: Where is an inexpensive place to have a reception?
Choices:
A: outside
B: wedding party
C: restaurant
D: church basement
E: country club

Answer: D

To determine an inexpensive place for a reception, we should consider options that typically have lower costs associated with them.

- "Outside" can vary greatly in cost; it might be cheaper if there are no fees.
- "Wedding party" isn't a venue; it's an event.
- "Restaurant" can be costly, depending on the establishment.
- "Church basement" is often used for affordable receptions, usually with minimal rental fees.
- "Country club" tends to be on the more expensive side due to their services and amenities.

Given these evaluations, the church basement emerges as a commonly recognized low-cost option for receptions.


Question:
Question: If one is a mechanic, what are they likely to order to their place of work?
Choices:
A: oil machine with grease
B: oil engine
C: machine parts
D: machine tool
E: tools

Answer: C

A mechanic is primarily concerned with repairing and maintaining vehicles, which often requires various machine parts and tools. Among the options, "machine parts" and "tools" are both relevant, but "machine parts" aligns more directly with the items a mechanic might specifically need to order for repairs. While tools are critical, they generally refer to equipment or implements used for work, rather than parts that need to be replaced or installed.

Given this reasoning, "machine parts" is the most appropriate choice.


Question:
Question: The place specialized in colorful arrangements, but the also had a toy balloon or two where?
Choices:
A: see work
B: birthday party
C: flower shop
D: parade
E: toy store

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we can analyze the clues in the question. The phrase "specialized in colorful arrangements" suggests a place that deals with flowers, which points to a flower shop. Additionally, the mention of "toy balloons" aligns with what might be found at events like birthday parties, but the question emphasizes a specialization in colorful arrangements that fits better within a flower shop context.

While balloons can be associated with a birthday party or a toy store, it is less likely for those places to specialize in colorful flower arrangements. A parade might also have balloons, but it does not fit the idea of a specialization.

Given this reasoning, the most fitting answer is:


Question:
Question: Humans who want a sweet snack can do this instead of having candy?
Choices:
A: compete with each other
B: eat fruit
C: lay eggs
D: eat burgers
E: draw pictures

Answer: B

To satisfy a craving for a sweet snack without consuming candy, the most suitable alternative among the choices would be to eat fruit, as it is naturally sweet and often considered a healthier option than candy. The other options either do not relate to a sweet snack or are not viable alternatives.


Question:
Question: What usually happens to you when you're gambling?
Choices:
A: penury
B: bankruptcy
C: lose money
D: addiction
E: risky

Answer: C

When gambling, people often experience a loss of money due to the inherent risks involved. While all the options provided can occur, losing money is the most direct and common outcome for most gamblers. The potential for addiction and other consequences like bankruptcy may develop over time but are not guaranteed results of every gambling experience. Therefore, the most straightforward and typical consequence is losing money.


Question:
Question: She was a horrible pet owner, she would put a what on her cat?
Choices:
A: leave outside
B: sharp teeth
C: get wet
D: wool sweater
E: eat vegetables

Answer: D

To determine the best answer, we consider what would be inappropriate or harmful to a cat.

- A: leaving outside can be harmful, but it’s not a direct action imposed on the cat.
- B: sharp teeth refers to something the cat has, not something put on it.
- C: getting wet could be unpleasant but doesn't imply a direct action of placing something on the cat.
- D: a wool sweater is an item that could be placed on a cat and given the context of being a "horrible pet owner," this could imply a lack of understanding of a cat’s needs, as cats typically dislike wearing clothing.
- E: eating vegetables is not relevant to what can be put on a pet.

Given this reasoning, the answer that best fits the context of being a poor pet owner is D, as it implies an inappropriate action towards the cat.


Question:
Question: With enough helium a balloon can rise and rise high into the what?
Choices:
A: aeroplane
B: moon
C: atmosphere
D: laboratory
E: chemistry lab

Answer: C

Helium is lighter than air and allows a balloon to rise. It would continue to ascend into the atmosphere, which is the layer of gases surrounding the Earth. The other options (aeroplane, moon, laboratory, chemistry lab) do not relate to the concept of a balloon rising.


Question:
Question: Where does a person use an expressway to get around quickly?
Choices:
A: medium
B: country
C: eastern united states
D: american city
E: michigan

Answer: D

To determine where a person would use an expressway to get around quickly, we should think about common locations where expressways are found and their purposes. Expressways are typically utilized in urban areas, especially in American cities, to facilitate faster travel between various locations. While expressways can exist in other regions, the context of "quickly" suggests a highly developed infrastructure, which is characteristic of urban areas.

Among the choices, "D: american city" stands out as it directly relates to the common use of expressways for quick travel. Other options like "medium," "country," "eastern united states," and "michigan" are less focused on specific urban travel where expressways are predominantly used.


Question:
Question: What does every person talk out of?
Choices:
A: name
B: hide
C: mother and father
D: mouth
E: heart

Answer: D

To determine what every person talks out of, we need to consider the options provided. The most direct and literal answer is "mouth," as this is the anatomical feature used for speech.

Going through the options:
A: name - not a physical way to talk.
B: hide - not related to talking.
C: mother and father - not a literal way to talk.
D: mouth - the correct physical feature for talking.
E: heart - while it may symbolize feelings, it is not a physical means of talking.

Thus, the clear and logical answer is the mouth.


Question:
Question: There are many sayings and metaphors about flirting, which one could be found in a machine shop?
Choices:
A: feelings
B: sexual excitement
C: sparks fly
D: problems
E: unwanted pregnancy

Answer: C

In a machine shop, one might commonly encounter the concept of "sparks" due to the operation of machines and tools. The phrase "sparks fly" is also frequently used in the context of flirting to describe a strong attraction or chemistry between people. Thus, the most relevant option that connects both flirting and a machine shop is:


Question:
Question: Where could you find millions of brownstone?
Choices:
A: ring
B: brooklyn
C: subdivision
D: new york city
E: apartment complex

Answer: D

Brownstones are a specific type of residential building that are commonly associated with certain urban areas, particularly in the northeastern United States. While Brooklyn is well-known for its brownstone houses, they are also prevalent in other parts of New York City. However, since the question asks for a place where one could find millions of brownstones, the broader answer would be New York City, which encompasses multiple boroughs, including Brooklyn.


Question:
Question: Bill's horse escaped it's paddock and ran away to some place it could be free. Where might it have gone?
Choices:
A: canada
B: circus
C: movies
D: countryside
E: parade

Answer: D

Bill's horse escaped to find a place where it could be free. Among the choices, "countryside" is the most logical as it represents an open space where horses can roam freely. The other options like "circus," "movies," and "parade" do not imply freedom but instead suggest constraints or performances.


Question:
Question: What could stop someone from opening business?
Choices:
A: get rich
B: may be occured failure..
C: wealth
D: busy
E: failure

Answer: D

To determine what could stop someone from opening a business, we should consider various reasons that might hinder the process. Among the given options:

A: "get rich" - This could actually motivate someone to open a business rather than stop them.
B: "may be occurred failure" - This is vague and doesn't clearly indicate a barrier.
C: "wealth" - Having wealth typically facilitates opening a business rather than stopping someone.
D: "busy" - Being busy can certainly prevent someone from having the time and resources to start a business.
E: "failure" - Past failure can discourage someone from attempting to start a new business.

Considering clarity and directness related to barriers, the most relevant choice is D: "busy," as it directly implies a lack of time and focus necessary for starting a business.


Question:
Question: John cared for Sally, but Sally couldn't return his feelings. She only felt what?
Choices:
A: unfeeling
B: being mean
C: field
D: disinterest
E: negligence

Answer: D

In the scenario presented, John has feelings for Sally, but Sally cannot reciprocate those feelings. This indicates that Sally is not emotionally invested in John or his affections. The most appropriate choice from the options provided that conveys this lack of emotional investment is "disinterest."

- A: unfeeling - suggests a total lack of emotions, which isn't specifically related to John.
- B: being mean - implies intent to hurt, which isn't indicated in the passage.
- C: field - nonsensical in this context.
- D: disinterest - accurately describes a lack of interest in reciprocating feelings.
- E: negligence - implies carelessness, not relevant here.

Thus, the choice that best represents Sally's feelings is "disinterest."


Question:
Question: They were very careful transporting the holy artifact, the last thing they wanted to do was deliver it what?
Choices:
A: profane
B: common
C: halibut
D: broken
E: damaged

Answer: E

The context indicates that the artifact is sacred and significant, so the focus should be on preserving its integrity and value. Among the choices, "broken" and "damaged" are both relevant, but "damaged" implies a broader range of harm and is more commonly associated with careful handling, whereas "broken" is more specific.

Given the context, "damaged" encapsulates the idea of harming the artifact in any way, making it a more fitting choice.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: What do people work on by exercising?
Choices:
A: weights
B: wellness
C: number 1
D: own home
E: compliments

Answer: B

People typically exercise to improve their physical condition and overall health, which relates to wellness. Therefore, the best choice is B: wellness.


Question:
Question: They were worried about the fruit staying fresh in the heat, so they put it in the what?
Choices:
A: san francisco
B: refrigerator
C: gay bar
D: container
E: plate

Answer: B

To keep fruit fresh in the heat, the most logical choice would be a refrigerator, as it is specifically designed to keep food items cool and prolong their freshness. Other options, like a container, could work but do not necessarily address the heat issue directly.


Question:
Question: Where were there recently a lot of closing sales?
Choices:
A: grocery store
B: furniture store
C: department store
D: k mart
E: clothing store

Answer: D

To determine where there were recently a lot of closing sales, we should consider which types of stores have been closing more frequently or experiencing significant sales. Department stores and chains like K-Mart have faced closures due to financial difficulties in recent years. While grocery stores, furniture stores, and clothing stores also hold sales, the context of "closing sales" specifically aligns more with stores that are shutting down.

Among the options, K-Mart has been noted for numerous locations closing down, which often involves significant closing sales to liquidate inventory.

Thus, the most logical choice is:

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Question:
Question: What do criminals do when they are caught?
Choices:
A: they feel happy
B: realise error of ways
C: take money
D: serving time
E: arm themselves

Answer: D

When criminals are caught, they typically face legal consequences, which often involve serving time in prison. While some may have a moment of reflection (B), the most definite and common action taken against them is to serve a sentence. Therefore, the most accurate answer is D.


Question:
Question: Boris was lying to Natasha. That dress did make her but look far.  But he wanted to avoid what?
Choices:
A: being fired
B: trouble
C: hurt feelings
D: overweight
E: being found out

Answer: C

Boris was lying to Natasha about the dress because he wanted to avoid hurt feelings. The implication is that he did not want to upset her with the truth about how she looked in the dress.


Question:
Question: Where are you likely to find well stocked aisles?
Choices:
A: supermarket
B: church
C: car wash
D: sanctuary
E: building

Answer: A

To find well-stocked aisles, one would typically look in a place that sells a variety of goods and has organized sections for different products. Among the given choices, a supermarket is specifically designed for this purpose, offering an extensive selection of food and household items organized in aisles. The other options do not fit this description well.


Question:
Question: Wanting to listen to the radio, what did the man do to it?
Choices:
A: play music
B: turn on
C: train
D: blaring
E: radiotracking

Answer: B

To listen to the radio, the most logical action the man would take is to "turn on" the radio. The other options do not directly relate to the action required to listen to it.


Question:
Question: He is beginning work at his first job.  What is he feeling?
Choices:
A: panic
B: resting
C: stress
D: excitement
E: working

Answer: D

Starting a first job typically evokes feelings of excitement as well as some level of stress or anxiety. However, since "excitement" is a common and dominant feeling associated with beginning a new job, it is the best choice among the options provided.


Question:
Question: Why do people go about killing people ?
Choices:
A: murder
B: get killed
C: sporting event
D: hate
E: feel remorse

Answer: D

People may resort to killing others due to strong negative emotions such as hate, which can drive individuals to commit acts of violence. While murder is the act itself, the question asks for underlying reasons, making hate the most relevant choice here.


Question:
Question: Happy couples tend to what more so than unhappy couples that do it just as much?
Choices:
A: part in acrimonious ways
B: enjoy sex
C: have sex
D: divorce
E: enjoy movie

Answer: B

Happy couples are generally characterized by positive emotional connections and satisfaction in their relationship, which usually enhances their intimacy and enjoyment of sexual activity. In contrast, while unhappy couples may still have sex, it is often less enjoyable and fulfilling. Thus, the best answer that reflects the distinction between happy and unhappy couples is that happy couples tend to enjoy sex more than unhappy couples, who engage in it just as much but don't derive the same enjoyment.


Question:
Question: Brian was a soldier.  he just got word that he was called back to active service.  He'd have to do what soon?
Choices:
A: report for duty
B: wait for orders
C: fight for freedom
D: obay
E: receive orders

Answer: A

Brian has been called back to active service as a soldier, which means he would need to take immediate action. The most straightforward and relevant response to receiving such news is that he would need to report for duty, as this is the expected action following mobilization.

Let’s analyze the options:
A: report for duty - This is the immediate next step for a soldier called back.
B: wait for orders - While he may need to wait for further instructions, the primary action is to report.
C: fight for freedom - This is an eventual outcome, not an immediate next step.
D: obay - This seems to be a misspelling of "obey" and is vague.
E: receive orders - He might receive detailed orders afterward, but the first step is reporting to duty.

Considering all of this, the most appropriate response is to report for duty.


Question:
Question: Where would you put things in a paper bag?
Choices:
A: synagogue
B: classroom
C: grocery store
D: lunchbox
E: front porch

Answer: C

To determine where you would put things in a paper bag, we consider each option.

A synagogue is a place of worship, not a storage place for items.
A classroom is for education and typically doesn’t involve storing things in bags.
A grocery store is a place where you might collect items to put in a bag, but it’s not where you would put things inside a bag.
A lunchbox is specifically meant to hold items like food or snacks, but it is not a paper bag.
A front porch is an area outside a house but doesn't specifically facilitate storing items in bags.

Based on the context of putting items in a paper bag, the most logical choice from these options is a grocery store, where one would often fill a paper bag with purchased items.


Question:
Question: Where do you bring a small dog if it needs to relieve itself?
Choices:
A: europe
B: front porch
C: heat
D: basket
E: outside

Answer: E

To relieve itself, a small dog needs to go to a suitable outdoor area. Among the choices provided, "outside" is the only option that refers to an appropriate location for a dog to relieve itself.


Question:
Question: What area is a human weasel likely to be found?
Choices:
A: washington d.c
B: outside
C: chicken coop
D: congress
E: children's song

Answer: A

To determine where a "human weasel" is likely to be found, we need to analyze the choices given. The term "human weasel" suggests someone who is cunning or untrustworthy, which could apply broadly.

- A: Washington D.C. is known for political maneuvering and cunning behavior, fitting the term weasel.
- B: Outside is too vague and does not specifically match the connotation of "weasel."
- C: A chicken coop may imply deceit in taking advantage of something, but it's a more specific location.
- D: Congress could be a specific area within Washington D.C., but "Congress" specifically narrows it down too much.
- E: A children's song doesn't relate to the behavior associated with a weasel.

Given the context of a "human weasel" indicating cunning, the best answer is Washington D.C., where political weaseling often occurs.


Question:
Question: What magical kingdom is miserable in the rain?
Choices:
A: disneyland
B: forest
C: weather
D: seattle
E: street

Answer: A

To determine which option represents a "magical kingdom" that is "miserable in the rain," we need to analyze each choice:

A: Disneyland - Often referred to as a magical place, but while it can be less enjoyable in the rain, it is not inherently a "kingdom" in the traditional sense.

B: Forest - A forest may be magical in literature but it is not commonly referred to as a kingdom.

C: Weather - This is not a kingdom; it describes atmospheric conditions.

D: Seattle - Known for its rainy weather, but not typically referred to as a magical kingdom.

E: Street - Similar to the forest, it's not recognized as a kingdom and does not contain magical qualities.

The best fit considering both the "magical kingdom" aspect and the concept of being "miserable in the rain" is clearly Disneyland. It is both a magical theme park and can be less enjoyable in the rain.

Thus, the final answer is A.


Question:
Question: James was cooling off in the pool on a hot summer day.  Why might have he been doing that?
Choices:
A: sweating
B: relaxation
C: revenge
D: shivering
E: loss of heat

Answer: B

James was cooling off in the pool on a hot summer day primarily to alleviate the heat and discomfort he might be experiencing. Sweating is a natural response to heat, but it does not directly explain why he would choose to cool off. Revenge is unrelated to the context of cooling off in a pool, and shivering typically occurs in cold conditions, which contradicts the scenario of a hot summer day. Loss of heat can be a result of cooling off, but does not capture the direct reason for James's action.

Given this reasoning, the most suitable answer related to why he would be cooling off is due to the desire for relaxation from the heat.


Question:
Question: Sally needed a break from her hard work.  She took a vacation, and decided to do what to a sand castle?
Choices:
A: faster
B: piece together
C: construct
D: put together
E: working

Answer: C

Sally is likely to engage in an enjoyable and creative activity while on vacation, such as building a sand castle. The most fitting choice that reflects this activity is "construct," as it implies the act of building something from the ground up. Other options like "piece together" or "put together" suggest assembling pre-existing parts, while "faster" and "working" do not fit the context of a vacation activity.


Question:
Question: Mary never allowed her animal friend to do what without a leash?
Choices:
A: leave home
B: vomit
C: eating
D: hunt for food
E: fight for life

Answer: A

To determine what Mary never allowed her animal friend to do without a leash, we should consider the options in terms of safety and regulation associated with animal behavior.

A leash is commonly used for controlling an animal's movements, especially regarding leaving a defined area. Choices like "vomit," "eating," "hunt for food," and "fight for life" do not typically involve controlling the animal's location in a significant way.

Since "leave home" involves the potential for the animal to wander off and possibly get lost or get into danger, it is reasonable to conclude that this would be a strong concern for Mary. Therefore, she would most likely insist on a leash to prevent her animal from leaving the safety of home.

Thus, the most logical answer is:


Question:
Question: What is a good place for a grumpy cat?
Choices:
A: sand box
B: back yard
C: ground
D: warm bed
E: shelf

Answer: D

A grumpy cat would likely prefer a comfortable and secure place where it can relax without being disturbed. Among the options provided, a "warm bed" offers comfort and security, which would be appealing for a grumpy cat.


Question:
Question: Simon brought his computer to up the stairs, through his door, and set it up by the sofa.  Where did he take the computer?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: to park
C: apartment
D: school
E: demonstration

Answer: C

To determine where Simon took the computer, we analyze the clues in the question. He brought it "up the stairs, through his door," which suggests he moved it within a residential setting. The inclusion of "set it up by the sofa" indicates a location typical of a living area, commonly found in an apartment or home. Since options A (classroom), B (park), D (school), and E (demonstration) do not fit the domestic environment described, it is reasonable to conclude that he took it to an apartment.


Question:
Question: They had room for many bedrooms, an office, a study, even a playroom; They certain had a what?
Choices:
A: building
B: nursery school
C: preschool
D: big house
E: small house

Answer: D

The description includes enough space for multiple bedrooms, an office, a study, and a playroom, which suggests a large amount of space. Among the options, "big house" aligns with this description the most. Other options like "building," "nursery school," "preschool," and "small house" do not fit the context as well as "big house."


Question:
Question: What could have a hot handle?
Choices:
A: carrying things
B: coffee cup
C: iron
D: frying pan
E: briefcase

Answer: D

A hot handle typically refers to items that can reach high temperatures during use or cooking. Among the choices:

A: carrying things - not relevant.
B: coffee cup - usually does not have a hot handle.
C: iron - can have a hot handle but is less common than others in cooking contexts.
D: frying pan - commonly has a hot handle due to cooking.
E: briefcase - not relevant.

The most likely answer, associated with hot handles during cooking, is the frying pan.


Question:
Question: If paramedics are trying to rescue someone who tries to hit them, what will they have to do with their hands?
Choices:
A: bind
B: abandon
C: hurt
D: kidnap
E: endanger

Answer: A

The scenario describes paramedics attempting to rescue someone who is acting aggressively. In this situation, the paramedics may need to use their hands to restrain the individual to ensure both their own safety and the safety of the person in need of help. Among the choices, "bind" is the most relevant as it implies using their hands to secure the individual.


Question:
Question: Where is the best place to put shoes?
Choices:
A: closet
B: table
C: box
D: bed
E: park

Answer: A

To determine the best place to put shoes, we should consider practicality and organization. A closet (Choice A) is specifically designed for storing shoes and other items, making it the most logical and organized option compared to the other choices which are not suitable for storing shoes.


Question:
Question: James's hammer bent while he was driving nails. He needed a new one.  Where might he go to find one?
Choices:
A: repair shop
B: carpenter's toolbox
C: tool box
D: hardware store
E: tool shop

Answer: D

James needs a new hammer after bending his old one. Among the options provided, a repair shop typically focuses on fixing items rather than selling new tools. A carpenter's toolbox and a general toolbox would contain tools that belong to someone else, not a place where he can find a new hammer. The best places for buying tools are a hardware store or a tool shop. Since both are viable options for purchasing a new hammer, but hardware stores are more commonly associated with a wider range of home improvement and tool items, the best choice here would be to go to a hardware store.


Question:
Question: The family sought a new place to care for their elderly mother, due to lethargic staffing, what type of staff did the previous facility have?
Choices:
A: neglect
B: manual
C: indifferent
D: apathetic
E: disregard

Answer: D

The family's concern about "lethargic staffing" suggests that the staff was not only unresponsive but also lacking in energy and motivation to provide adequate care. Among the choices given, "apathetic" best captures this sense of indifference and lack of enthusiasm, aligning with the idea of lethargy.


Question:
Question: The person forgot to put a lid on the garbage, raccoons knocked all of it out of the what?
Choices:
A: container
B: composted
C: nice aroma
D: smell terrible
E: smells bad

Answer: A

The correct answer here relates to what would typically hold garbage and is compatible with the context that raccoons would knock things out of. The term "container" refers to something that holds trash, making it the best choice.


Question:
Question: Other than water, sugar is the main ingredient in what?
Choices:
A: candy bar
B: soda pop
C: coffee
D: tea
E: cupboard

Answer: B

To determine the best answer, we need to identify where sugar is prominently used as an ingredient besides water.

A: Candy bars contain sugar but also have chocolate and other ingredients.
B: Soda pop has a high sugar content, making it well-known for its sweetness.
C: Coffee can be sweetened with sugar, but it's not a primary ingredient.
D: Tea can also be sweetened with sugar, but it's not essential.
E: Cupboard is irrelevant as it's a piece of furniture, not food.

Among these options, soda pop is widely recognized for its high sugar content and is often mainly sugar and flavoring.


Question:
Question: The man reduced the town to rubble out of hate, what was his goal?
Choices:
A: wage war
B: play nice
C: fight enemy
D: stab to death
E: destroy enemy

Answer: E

The man reduced the town to rubble out of hate, indicating a desire for destruction rather than positive interactions. Among the choices, "destroy enemy" aligns best with his actions and motivations, suggesting he aimed to eliminate a perceived threat or adversary.


Question:
Question: If you want to find a star you'd have to look in space, but if you wanted to find one from the screen you should travel to where?
Choices:
A: outer space
B: uganda
C: constellation
D: solar system
E: hollywood

Answer: E

To find a star from the screen, you're likely referring to a movie star or celebrity, which are often associated with Hollywood. The other options pertain to actual celestial bodies or regions in space, which are not relevant for finding a star on a screen.


Question:
Question: I was depressed and my friends threw me a party, why did they do that?
Choices:
A: reciprocity
B: make happy
C: make money
D: get drunk
E: embarrassing yourself

Answer: B

Your friends likely threw you a party to lift your spirits and improve your mood after seeing you were depressed. The primary intention behind such an act would be to bring joy and happiness into your life, rather than any of the other choices.


Question:
Question: Sam wasn't in a rush to shop.  That allowed him to be more mindful and do what?
Choices:
A: slow down
B: leisure
C: take time
D: delay
E: go slowly

Answer: C

Sam's lack of rush suggests he was able to approach shopping in a calmer and more thoughtful manner. Among the given choices, "take time" best captures the idea of being mindful and not feeling pressured, allowing for a more considered shopping experience.


Question:
Question: The small dog spent a lot of time with the elderly, where did he volunteer?
Choices:
A: own house
B: nursing home
C: park
D: own home
E: suburb

Answer: B

The small dog spending time with the elderly suggests involvement in a place where elderly people reside or frequent for companionship and care. Among the choices provided, a nursing home is specifically designed for the elderly and would be a natural setting for such volunteering.

Thus, the final answer is B: nursing home.


Question:
Question: Bill was a weasel, but he's a weasel you wanted on your side.  He held what?
Choices:
A: public office
B: out of doors
C: candles
D: chicken coop
E: barn

Answer: A

The phrase "he's a weasel you wanted on your side" suggests that Bill is clever or shrewd, likely in a political or strategic sense. Of the given options, "public office" (A) aligns best with the idea of someone who might be manipulative or cunning while being advantageous to have as an ally.

The other options (B, C, D, E) do not convey the same level of strategic importance or nuanced social interaction as public office does.

Therefore, the final answer is A.


Question:
Question: Talking to others can make you feel better, but when the people you talk to are mean, then can cause what?
Choices:
A: dry mouth
B: changing behavior
C: hurt feelings
D: communicating with others
E: anger

Answer: C

Talking to others can indeed be beneficial for one's mood, but interacting with mean people tends to evoke negative emotions. The options suggest different outcomes, but out of these, "hurt feelings" directly addresses the emotional impact of conversing with unkind individuals. While anger could also be a response, hurt feelings are more universally recognized as a direct consequence of unkind interactions.


Question:
Question: Everyone is ordinary but we are often told we are what?
Choices:
A: unbelievable
B: strange
C: special
D: ugly
E: exceptional

Answer: C

People are often told they are "special," as this notion encourages individual self-worth and uniqueness despite the ordinariness of humanity.


Question:
Question: what can one add to a building to increase it's size?
Choices:
A: city
B: town
C: rooms
D: fall down
E: urban area

Answer: C

To increase the size of a building, one can physically add more space within it. The most logical choice that directly applies to increasing the size of a building is to add 'rooms.' The other options (city, town, fall down, urban area) do not pertain to physically increasing the size of a singular building.


Question:
Question: The horse had given so many rides that day, that they didn't know where to find him except where his favorite toy was next to his dinner and bed?
Choices:
A: found in stall
B: farmhouse
C: doing farm work
D: ridden
E: found on ranch

Answer: A

To determine where the horse could be found, we need to consider the context given in the question. It mentions that the horse has given many rides and associates his location with his favorite toy, dinner, and bed. This suggests he is likely resting or staying in a familiar and comfortable place.

Among the options:
- A: "found in stall" implies a resting place for the horse, matching the context of being next to his bed.
- B: "farmhouse" does not directly associate with the horse's usual location.
- C: "doing farm work" contradicts the idea of him being at rest with his toy and food.
- D: "ridden" is not a location at all.
- E: "found on ranch" is too vague and does not indicate a specific resting or favorite area next to his belongings.

The most logical option is A, as it directly relates to where the horse would be found (in his stall).


Question:
Question: What was the practical husband concerned most about when house shopping?
Choices:
A: arriving
B: location
C: excitement
D: movement
E: expense

Answer: E

When house shopping, a practical husband would likely prioritize factors that have a significant impact on daily life and financial stability. Among the options given, "expense" directly relates to the financial implications of purchasing a house, making it a primary concern for someone practical. While location is also important, the financial aspect often weighs more heavily in practical decision-making, especially in house shopping.


Question:
Question: If I have a soapy sponge and a place to use it further away, how should I use it at that moment?
Choices:
A: wet surface
B: collect water
C: hold it
D: clean dishes
E: hold water

Answer: E

To determine the best use of a soapy sponge when a location to use it is further away, we must consider its immediate practical applications.

- "Wet surface" suggests using it to wet something, but that may not be useful if I'm not cleaning yet.
- "Collect water" does not make much sense as the sponge is already soapy.
- "Hold it" is passive and unproductive in this context.
- "Clean dishes" is the primary function of a soapy sponge but seems impractical given the distance to the dishes.
- "Hold water" could be viable if the sponge needs to remain soapy and moist before reaching the destination.

Since the other options do not lead to effectively using the sponge in the current situation, the best action is to "hold water" until reaching the intended cleaning spot.


Question:
Question: Where might I find a decanter outside of drinking alcohol?
Choices:
A: georgia
B: kitchen cupboard
C: brewery
D: chemistry lab
E: restaurant

Answer: D

A decanter is a vessel typically used for holding liquids, and while it is most commonly associated with serving alcohol, it can also be found in contexts such as chemistry labs, where it is used for mixing and storing chemical substances. While a kitchen cupboard or restaurant could also have decanters for serving drinks, those are primarily related to alcoholic beverages. Thus, the most fitting choice outside of drinking alcohol is the chemistry lab.


Question:
Question: John likes Disney films and there was nothing good on, so he decided to see what?
Choices:
A: disneyland
B: movie
C: drawer
D: cabinet
E: microwave

Answer: B

John likes Disney films and found nothing good to watch, which suggests he is looking for something entertaining. The most logical option that aligns with his interest in films is to see another movie, possibly a Disney film.


Question:
Question: Where is a good place to put a rosebush?
Choices:
A: park
B: delaware
C: lawn
D: planting
E: washington

Answer: C

A rosebush typically thrives in a well-drained, sunny location. Among the options given, a "lawn" (C) offers a suitable environment for planting a rosebush, as lawns often have the space and sunlight necessary for its growth. While parks could also be a suitable location, "lawn" is the most specific choice directly related to planting a rosebush.


Question:
Question: What is the goal of driving to work?
Choices:
A: speeding ticket
B: use gas
C: go fast
D: anxiety
E: get to work

Answer: E

The main purpose of driving to work is to arrive at your workplace. Therefore, the goal of driving to work is best represented by option E: get to work.


Question:
Question: The  broken bathroom faucet sprayed liquid high up into the air , like what?
Choices:
A: water fountain
B: waterfall
C: directing flow of water
D: restroom
E: sink

Answer: A

The broken faucet spraying liquid into the air resembles a water fountain because both involve water being propelled upward. A waterfall is more of a flow rather than spraying, and the other options do not depict a similar action.


Question:
Question: Where would most people think putting feet is disgusting?
Choices:
A: table
B: staircase
C: office
D: shoes and socks
E: desk

Answer: A

Most people would find putting feet on a table to be the most disgusting option, as tables are places where food is often served and social interactions occur. Feet are generally considered unclean, and putting them on a table can be viewed as particularly disrespectful.


Question:
Question: Where do you store a salad bowl when not in use?
Choices:
A: french restaurant
B: lettuce
C: dishwasher
D: cupboard
E: buffet

Answer: D

To determine where to store a salad bowl when not in use, we need to consider practicality and common storage practices in a kitchen. Among the options, a cupboard is typically where kitchen utensils and dishes are stored when not in use, making it the most appropriate choice.

The options like a french restaurant, lettuce, dishwasher, and buffet do not represent suitable long-term storage for a salad bowl.


Question:
Question: The lizard frightened the hiker, it's movements made what rustle?
Choices:
A: garden
B: trees
C: books
D: rocks
E: bushes

Answer: E

The question describes a scenario where a lizard frightened a hiker, and its movements made a rustling sound. Typically, rustling sounds in nature are associated with vegetation rather than hard surfaces or inanimate objects. Among the choices provided, "bushes" is the most likely source of a rustling sound caused by the movement of a lizard.


Question:
Question: Where might a tabby cat be most happy?
Choices:
A: alley
B: lap
C: cellar
D: street
E: home

Answer: E

To determine where a tabby cat might be most happy, we should consider the environment that provides comfort, safety, and companionship.

A: alley - typically a noisy and unsafe environment.
B: lap - offers warmth and affection but might not be ideal for all cats.
C: cellar - often dark and isolated, which may not be ideal for a cat's happiness.
D: street - this can be dangerous and unpredictable, a stressful environment.
E: home - provides a stable, safe, and loving environment, making it the most beneficial for a cat's happiness.

Considering these factors, the best answer is where the cat is likely to feel most secure and content.


Question:
Question: Where are plants likely to be handled by a city employee?
Choices:
A: park
B: windowsill
C: ground
D: office
E: garden

Answer: A

City employees are typically responsible for maintaining public spaces such as parks and gardens where plants are common. Given the options, a park is a public space specifically designated for community use, and city employees often engage in handling plants there as part of their duties. Therefore, the best answer is A: park.


Question:
Question: What is the natural instinct of someone not known as a fighter when filled with fear?
Choices:
A: commit perjury
B: fight enemy
C: run
D: urinate
E: sing off-key

Answer: C

When filled with fear, the natural instinct of someone not known as a fighter would likely be to escape the situation rather than confront it. The instinctive reaction to fear often involves fleeing to ensure safety. Therefore, the best answer is 'run'.


Question:
Question: If you've ended your visit with someone, what happens next?
Choices:
A: thank god
B: turn around
C: walk away
D: work hard
E: explode

Answer: C

If you've ended your visit with someone, the most logical next step would be to leave the situation, which typically involves either walking away or physically moving on. Among the options given, "C: walk away" directly represents this action.


Question:
Question: Aberdeen is a large city in what country?
Choices:
A: washington
B: iceland
C: maryland
D: scotland
E: south dakota

Answer: D

Aberdeen is known as a large city in Scotland, famous for its maritime history and granite architecture. The other options provided (Washington, Iceland, Maryland, South Dakota) do not have a city named Aberdeen that is recognized at the same level as that in Scotland.


Question:
Question: Where can you find dancing and a bar?
Choices:
A: party
B: nightclub
C: las vegas
D: restaurant
E: new york city

Answer: B

To answer the question of where you can find both dancing and a bar, the best option would be a venue that is specifically designed for nightlife activities. Among the choices, a nightclub is a place known for having both dancing and a bar as its core features, specifically catering to that experience.

While a party can involve dancing and drinking, it’s not a specific location. Similarly, Las Vegas, New York City, and restaurants may have venues for dancing and bars, but they are broader categories and not guaranteed to have both elements together.

Thus, the best answer focused on a specific venue where you can definitely find dancing and a bar is:


Question:
Question: What would be a good name for a small dog?
Choices:
A: animal shelter
B: big house
C: georgia
D: basket
E: fur

Answer: C

Considering the choices, a good name for a small dog should be something cute or personal. "Georgia" stands out as a name that could be fitting for a small dog, as it has a personal and affectionate tone. Other options like "animal shelter," "big house," "basket," and "fur" do not convey a suitable name for a pet.


Question:
Question: The golfer was great at keeping a calm exterior as he finished up his final shots, but inside he was what because he knew he had won?
Choices:
A: wild
B: frenzied
C: excited
D: frantic
E: agitated

Answer: C

The golfer's calm exterior suggests he was composed outwardly, but knowing he had won would likely create feelings of excitement. Options that imply extreme agitation or chaos, such as "wild," "frenzied," "frantic," or "agitated," do not align with the calm demeanor he displayed. Therefore, "excited" fits best as it reflects the positive emotion he could be feeling internally.


Question:
Question: What will be made easier during good weather in the winter?
Choices:
A: climb
B: travel
C: ride bike
D: travel
E: go somewhere

Answer: D

During good weather in the winter, the conditions for getting around generally improve. This would include activities like travel, which is mentioned multiple times in the options. The other activities listed can also occur, but "travel" encompasses a wider range of movement and is the most applicable term here.

Therefore, the most suitable answer is "travel."


Question:
Question: The farmer knew the potatoes wouldn't grow in the city, so where did he look for a plot?
Choices:
A: restaurant
B: julienne
C: countryside
D: plate
E: fried

Answer: C

The question implies that the farmer is looking for a suitable place to grow potatoes, which typically requires land away from urban environments. Among the provided choices, "countryside" is the only logical option as it represents an area likely suitable for farming. The other options do not relate to suitable land for growing potatoes.


Question:
Question: The padding was covered with mold, he never would've seen it if he didn't pull up the what?
Choices:
A: refrigerator
B: carpet
C: fridge
D: dishwasher
E: cellar

Answer: B

To determine what covering the padding with mold would likely be revealed by pulling up, we should consider the most common domestic items under which such mold might be hidden.

- A refrigerator (A) or fridge (C) would generally be stationary and not facilitate mold growth underneath.
- A dishwasher (D) could potentially be removed, but it’s less common for mold to hide directly under it compared to flooring.
- A cellar (E) would imply an underground area, but the term doesn't directly relate to the usual household items revealing mold under padding.

The most plausible choice given the context of mold under something in a living area is carpet (B). Carpets often cover padding, which can harbor moisture and thus mold.

Therefore, the final answer is B.


Question:
Question: What is a person that is able to create art called?
Choices:
A: take class
B: thought
C: artist
D: inspired
E: imagine

Answer: C

The question asks for a term that describes someone who creates art. Among the given choices, "artist" is the word that directly corresponds to a person who produces art. The other options do not fit this definition.


Question:
Question: When buying beer what is it you give the cashier and they give you back less of?
Choices:
A: showing identification card
B: money
C: i.d
D: electrical circuit
E: proper age

Answer: B

When buying beer, you give the cashier money, and in return, you receive less money back if you do not spend the exact amount. The other options do not pertain to a transaction that involves receiving less back from a purchase.


Question:
Question: Sarah drank from a water fountain, like many before her.  Where might she be?
Choices:
A: city
B: garden
C: public place
D: home
E: rome

Answer: C

Sarah drank from a water fountain, which is typically found in public places rather than in private settings like homes or specific cities or gardens. Therefore, the best choice that encompasses places where water fountains are commonly located is a public place.


Question:
Question: What does a child want to do after school?
Choices:
A: wave goodbye
B: play video games
C: ask many questions
D: clean street
E: become adult

Answer: B

After school, children typically look for enjoyable activities, and playing video games is a popular choice. Waving goodbye is a brief action, asking many questions may happen but isn't a primary desire, cleaning the street is unlikely to be a child's preference, and wanting to become an adult is a long-term aspiration rather than an immediate action.


Question:
Question: What is used just before leaving a barber shop?
Choices:
A: water
B: comb
C: military base
D: seville
E: small town

Answer: B

To determine what is used just before leaving a barber shop, we can eliminate the irrelevant options. Options C (military base), D (seville), and E (small town) do not relate to barbering at all.

That leaves us with options A (water) and B (comb). While water can be used during a haircut, a comb is typically used at the end to style the hair or check the final look before leaving.

Thus, the most logical choice is B (comb).


Question:
Question: The dog was wild and didn't listen to its owner, the person had never given it what?
Choices:
A: a treat
B: guard house
C: fleas
D: punishment
E: abandoned

Answer: D

The dog's wild behavior and lack of responsiveness to its owner suggests it may not have had proper training or discipline. Among the options, "punishment" aligns best with the idea that the dog hasn't been corrected or taught boundaries, leading to its wild behavior.


Question:
Question: where did the girl drank a cup of coffee?
Choices:
A: coffee shop
B: desk
C: office
D: upstairs
E: table

Answer: A

To determine where the girl drank a cup of coffee, we can analyze the choices. A coffee shop is a common and expected place for drinking coffee, making it a strong contender. While a desk, office, upstairs, and table could also be possible locations, they are less specific and typically more related to a person's workspace or home setting. Among the options, the coffee shop is the most directly associated with drinking coffee.


Question:
Question: Though it was mostly overlooked, he thought he gave a very thoughtful reply to the what?
Choices:
A: ask
B: forward
C: question
D: initiate
E: answer

Answer: C

To determine the best answer, we need to consider the context of the sentence. When someone gives a thoughtful reply, it is typically in response to a question. Therefore, the most logical completion of the phrase "he thought he gave a very thoughtful reply to the" would be "question."


Question:
Question: What is a negative consequence of learning about the world?
Choices:
A: sadness
B: hopelessness
C: loss of innocence
D: confusion
E: anger

Answer: C

Learning about the world often reveals harsh realities, which can lead to a sense of disillusionment or a decrease in naivety about how things work. This is often described as a "loss of innocence." While other options like sadness or hopelessness may also occur, the most direct consequence related to gaining knowledge is the loss of innocence.


Question:
Question: Where does a wild cat usually live?
Choices:
A: beam of sunlight
B: restaurant
C: floor
D: warm place
E: barn

Answer: E

Wild cats typically inhabit natural environments rather than man-made structures or specific positions like a "beam of sunlight" or "floor". They are often found in warm places, but a more specific and typical habitat would be places like grasslands, forests, or even barns in rural areas where they can find shelter and hunt. Out of the given options, "barn" is the most relevant as it can provide shelter for wild cats.


Question:
Question: What city is known for having a nightclub scene?
Choices:
A: new-york
B: major city
C: manhattan
D: downtown area
E: building

Answer: C

To determine which option is most commonly known for having a vibrant nightclub scene, we should consider well-known places that are recognized specifically for nightlife. While "new-york" and "manhattan" both refer to areas within New York City, "manhattan" is often specifically highlighted for its nightlife and club culture, making it the best answer.


Question:
Question: What would someone tell a person they possessed if they sing well?
Choices:
A: annoy people around
B: had good voice
C: nice sound
D: enjoy
E: practice

Answer: B

If someone sings well, the most logical compliment would be related to their vocal ability. Among the choices, "had good voice" directly acknowledges their singing talent.


Question:
Question: What is a farmer growing in Illinois or Iowa?
Choices:
A: grow plants
B: seed plants
C: seed crops
D: grow animals
E: raise corn

Answer: E

In Illinois and Iowa, one of the most significant crops that farmers grow is corn, renowned for its agricultural output in these states. While options A, B, C, and D are relevant but more general, option E specifically identifies corn, which is a staple crop in these regions.


Question:
Question: What area is likely to have at least one concert hall?
Choices:
A: commercial building
B: muscians
C: theater
D: university building
E: downtown

Answer: D

To determine which area is likely to have at least one concert hall, we can analyze the choices:

A: Commercial building - while it can host events, it is not specifically known for concert halls.
B: Musicians - they perform in concert halls but do not indicate a location themselves.
C: Theater - typically has performances but is more associated with plays than concerts.
D: University building - many universities have concert halls for music programs.
E: Downtown - often has various venues, including concert halls, but it is not specific.

Considering these options, the best choice that suggests the presence of concert halls is D: university building, as institutions often prioritize having concert spaces for performances.


Question:
Question: An expert performing on stage is hoping to do what?
Choices:
A: explode
B: stage fright
C: injury
D: get attention
E: being appreciated

Answer: E

The expert performing on stage is likely aiming to achieve a positive outcome related to their performance, such as being noticed or appreciated by the audience. Options A, B, and C do not align with the typical goals of a performance.

D (get attention) is a possible motivation, but E (being appreciated) encapsulates a broader and often more important outcome of performing.

Thus, the best choice reflecting an expert's intent is to be appreciated for their performance.


Question:
Question: what color are rose flowers typically?
Choices:
A: vase
B: pink
C: red
D: blue
E: fragrant

Answer: C

Roses are most commonly associated with the colors pink and red. While blue roses exist, they are not typical as they are often artificially created. The term "fragrant" describes the scent of roses but not their color. A vase is an object to hold flowers and doesn't relate to the color of the flowers themselves. Given that pink and red are both common colors for roses, but red is often considered the classic rose color, it stands out more.


Question:
Question: John threw the trash on the field, which annoyed everyone.  Where might John be?
Choices:
A: wastepaper basket
B: garbage dump
C: park
D: soccer game
E: wastebasket

Answer: D

To determine where John might be, we first need to consider the context of the act of throwing trash on the field, which annoyed everyone. The options provided include places like a wastepaper basket or garbage dump, but these are not likely locations for this scenario since throwing trash there would not cause annoyance.

A park or place where a soccer game is happening (like a field) makes more sense, as this would indeed annoy others nearby. Since the term 'field' suggests a location associated with sports or outdoor activities, a soccer game could be a specific setting.

Although 'park' could also fit this description, it is less directly related to the act of throwing trash than 'soccer game'. Thus, John's action is more likely to take place at a soccer game where the trash would be more intrusive.


Question:
Question: How does a cat usually sleep?
Choices:
A: soft place
B: urban settlement
C: standing up
D: relaxed position
E: backyard

Answer: D

Cats typically prefer to sleep in a relaxed position, often curling up or lying down comfortably in a soft place. While they may sometimes sleep standing up, that is not their usual way of sleeping.


Question:
Question: The Mongallan gazelle to the southern region of where?
Choices:
A: game preserve
B: desert
C: wildlife refuge
D: ivory coast
E: sudan

Answer: E

To determine which option the Mongallan gazelle is associated with, we should consider their habitat. The Mongallan gazelle is typically found in southern regions characterized by specific environments. Among the options provided:

A: "game preserve" is not a southern region but a type of protected area.
B: "desert" could be relevant, as these gazelles may inhabit arid regions.
C: "wildlife refuge" is similar to a game preserve but still not a specific location.
D: "ivory coast" is a specific country in West Africa, not generally known for this species.
E: "sudan" is a country in northeast Africa, which is indeed a region where the Mongallan gazelle may live.

After considering the options, Sudan stands out as a specific southern region where the Mongallan gazelle can typically be found.


Question:
Question: He had a lot on his plate opening business, this cause a lot of what?
Choices:
A: headaches
B: making money
C: success
D: failure
E: stress

Answer: E

In the context of having a lot on his plate while opening a business, it is reasonable to infer that he would likely experience increased pressure or mental strain due to the demands of managing a new venture. This situation most commonly leads to increased levels of stress rather than directly causing money-related outcomes, success, or failure.


Question:
Question: After the magic show they returned to their hotel, there was lots to see where?
Choices:
A: touristic area
B: different country
C: las vegas
D: resort
E: city

Answer: C

In the context of a magic show, especially if it’s a well-known performance, it’s most likely to take place in a location associated with entertainment and tourism. Las Vegas is famously known for its magic shows, hotels, and attractions. Therefore, the most logical choice that suggests a location where there is "lots to see" after such an event is Las Vegas.


Question:
Question: James is an anthropologist.  He believes that creating art was one of the earliest forms of what?
Choices:
A: communication
B: relax
C: penguins
D: pride
E: pleasure

Answer: A

James, as an anthropologist, would likely view art as a significant means of conveying thoughts, feelings, and ideas in early human societies. Given the options, the creation of art aligns most closely with the concept of communication, as it serves to express and share human experiences.


Question:
Question: What do you need to do so that other people can use television?
Choices:
A: turn on electricity
B: open eyes
C: kill
D: plug in
E: watch television

Answer: D

To allow others to use a television, the necessary step is to ensure it is powered and functioning properly. Among the choices given, "plug in" is the most relevant action since it establishes the electrical connection needed for the television to operate. While "turn on electricity" could imply activating power to the television, it is less specific than plugging in the device itself.


Question:
Question: The peaceful nation was scared of their neighbor amassing troops at the border, what behavior did they fear?
Choices:
A: violent
B: warring
C: eferendum because their country’s constitution mandates that the people go to a referendum after the icj has made a ruling in the case and not before
D: belligerent
E: nonpeaceful

Answer: D

The peaceful nation feared the potential for aggression or conflict due to the neighbor's military buildup. The most appropriate choice that encapsulates this fear is "belligerent," which implies a readiness to engage in war or hostilities.


Question:
Question: Where do you bring empty food cans?
Choices:
A: recycling center
B: store
C: backpack
D: house
E: supermarket

Answer: A

Empty food cans should be taken to a place where they can be processed for reuse, which is typically a recycling center. The other options do not serve this purpose.


Question:
Question: Sam thought that his money would grow, instead his savings only did what?
Choices:
A: shrink
B: explode
C: diminish
D: get smaller
E: stagnant

Answer: C

Sam expected his savings to grow, but instead, they did not increase in value. The options presented indicate different ways the money could not grow. Among these, "shrink," "diminish," and "get smaller" all imply a reduction, while "stagnant" indicates that the money remained the same and "explode" is unrelated.

"Diminish" and "shrink" both mean to decrease in size or amount. However, "get smaller" is more colloquial and less precise than "diminish" which is more aligned with financial terminology.

Considering the context, the best answer that reflects the idea of growth not occurring is "diminish," as it conveys the notion that the money is not growing.


Question:
Question: When you niece is a child what relation of your would she live with?
Choices:
A: family reunion
B: adoption
C: family tree
D: brother's house
E: family picture book

Answer: D

To determine where your niece, as a child, would likely live, we can analyze the options provided. Your niece is the daughter of your sibling (brother or sister). Therefore, it is logical that she would live with her parents, specifically at her father's or mother's house.

Out of the given choices, the option that most closely aligns with this logical reasoning is "brother's house" if you are referring to your brother. Other options do not directly indicate a residence.

Thus, the final answer is:
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Question:
Question: She dug around her what, but just could not find the baby bottle she swore she packed?
Choices:
A: medicine cabinet
B: grocery store
C: diaper bag
D: dishwasher
E: liquor store

Answer: C

To determine where she might have packed the baby bottle, we should consider the context. A baby bottle is typically associated with babies and their care.

- A medicine cabinet (A) is for storing medications, not baby bottles.
- A grocery store (B) is a place to buy supplies, not to pack them.
- A diaper bag (C) is specifically designed to hold baby-related items, including bottles.
- A dishwasher (D) is for cleaning, not for storing items.
- A liquor store (E) is unrelated to baby care.

The most logical choice is the diaper bag, as that is the item likely to contain a baby bottle.


Question:
Question: When you lift a cup to take a drink when your hand is headed back to the table you are doing what with it?
Choices:
A: putting down
B: put down
C: depress
D: set down
E: steal cutlery

Answer: A

When you lift a cup to take a drink and then return your hand back to the table, you are in the process of returning the cup to its resting position. The most appropriate choice to describe this action would be to indicate that you are "putting down" the cup in the past tense, which aligns with option A, "putting down."


Question:
Question: What is usually too small for a cat to fit into?
Choices:
A: american home
B: barn
C: paper bag
D: bed
E: own home

Answer: C

To determine what is usually too small for a cat to fit into, we must consider the options.

A: An "American home" is generally much larger than a cat.
B: A "barn" is also quite spacious for a cat.
C: A "paper bag" can be small depending on its size, and many cats may fit into medium-sized bags, but it's often too small for larger cats.
D: A "bed" can vary in size, but typically a bed is big enough for a cat to fit in.
E: A cat's "own home" likely refers to its living space, which it can comfortably fit into.

Based on the reasoning, the most suitable answer is C, as a paper bag is more likely to be too small for a cat, especially if the bag is indeed small.


Question:
Question: Joe was gentle when he was setting the cup on the table, because it didn't want to make any what?
Choices:
A: distractions
B: water mark
C: put down
D: noise
E: picks up

Answer: D

Joe was being gentle while setting the cup down to avoid making any unwanted disturbances. Among the options provided, "noise" makes the most sense in this context as it directly relates to being careful and gentle during placement.


Question:
Question: Even if not all events are enjoyable, what is a person traveling to many different places likely to have?
Choices:
A: lots of tickets
B: interesting experiences
C: compliments
D: feel pleasure
E: look attractive

Answer: B

When a person travels to many different places, they are likely to encounter a variety of situations and cultures, leading to a range of experiences. Even if some events aren't enjoyable, the diversity and richness of experiences gained are likely to be interesting. Thus, the best answer is that a person traveling to many different places is likely to have interesting experiences.


Question:
Question: Superman refuses to kill.  He does this because he feels that every life is what?
Choices:
A: short
B: finite
C: important
D: good
E: created

Answer: C

Superman's refusal to kill stems from his belief in the intrinsic value of life. He sees every life as significant and deserving of protection, which aligns with the notion of importance. Therefore, the best choice from the provided options is that he feels every life is "important."


Question:
Question: Jill read the newspaper every morning and then threw it away.  Where might she have read the paper?
Choices:
A: subway
B: street
C: floor
D: front door
E: trash

Answer: A

Jill reads the newspaper every morning before throwing it away. The context implies she is likely reading it somewhere she can comfortably sit or stand, rather than places that are associated with discarding it or where it's typically found after being thrown away (like the trash or the floor).

Among the choices, the "subway" and "street" are places where people commonly read newspapers. However, the subway is a more common setting for reading while commuting. The "front door" suggests where she might have received the newspaper rather than read it.

Given this reasoning, the most logical conclusion is that Jill read the newspaper in the subway.


Question:
Question: What could other people be doing if someone is snoring?
Choices:
A: loud noise
B: leave room
C: sleep disorders
D: complaining
E: death

Answer: D

When someone is snoring, it typically disrupts the quiet environment, which may lead others to respond in various ways. The most relevant choice among the options provided is 'complaining,' as people often express annoyance or frustration about the noise. Therefore, while others could potentially do several things, complaining is a direct and common reaction when faced with the sound of snoring.


Question:
Question: I was watching a film with explicit eroticism, what do I want to do?
Choices:
A: fear
B: like
C: masturbation
D: enlighten
E: erection

Answer: C

When watching a film with explicit eroticism, viewers often experience physical and emotional responses related to sexual arousal. Among the choices, "masturbation" and "erection" directly relate to such responses. However, "erection" represents a physiological response, while "masturbation" implies an active response to that arousal. Therefore, it seems likely that someone watching such content might want to engage in masturbation as a way to express or act on the feelings evoked by the film.


Question:
Question: Who can I play with if I know how to play an upright piano?
Choices:
A: college
B: band
C: living room
D: military
E: house

Answer: B

To determine who you can play with if you know how to play an upright piano, we need to look for a choice that includes other musicians or settings for group music-making.

A: college - Not directly relevant to playing with others.
B: band - This is a group of musicians and is a suitable option for playing with others.
C: living room - This is a location, not a group.
D: military - While there are military bands, it's less specific than option B.
E: house - Similar to living room, it's just a place, not a group.

Considering the context of playing music, the best option is B: band, as it directly refers to playing with other musicians.


Question:
Question: Mimicry is a skill parrots use to do what?
Choices:
A: say words
B: outlive owners
C: learn to speak
D: talk with
E: to draw

Answer: A

Mimicry in parrots primarily refers to their ability to imitate sounds and human speech. While it can enhance their social interactions, the most direct answer regarding what they use this skill for is to mimic words. Thus, the choice that best aligns with the use of mimicry in parrots is to say words.


Question:
Question: If you hear about terrible injustices while reading a newspaper what can happen?
Choices:
A: learning about world
B: grief
C: education
D: get angry
E: insight

Answer: D

When reading about terrible injustices, several feelings and effects can occur. Learning about the world (A) and gaining insight (E) seem to be more knowledge-based responses. However, the emotional responses such as grief (B) and getting angry (D) are also likely. Since the question asks what can happen when hearing about these injustices, I believe that emotional reactions like grief and anger are strong and immediate responses, but "get angry" (D) tends to capture an outright reaction more distinctly than subtle learning or comprehension.

Therefore, the final answer is D.


Question:
Question: Billy bought pencils and put them in his what?
Choices:
A: classroom
B: kitchen sink
C: backpack
D: cabinet
E: store

Answer: C

To determine where Billy would put his pencils, we should consider practical and common places. A classroom is likely to have pencils already, a kitchen sink is not a logical place for storing pencils, and a store is where pencils are bought, not stored. A cabinet could technically store pencils, but a backpack is a more common and practical option for carrying school supplies like pencils.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Someone is putting is carpeting that can handle shoes and heavy foot traffic, where is it being installed?
Choices:
A: gym
B: home or office
C: bedroom
D: church
E: houses

Answer: A

To determine the best answer, we need to think about where carpeting that can withstand shoes and heavy foot traffic would be most required.

- A gym is a suitable place as it typically experiences significant foot traffic.
- A home or office might also need durable carpeting, especially in high-traffic areas.
- A bedroom usually does not have heavy foot traffic compared to other parts of a home.
- A church can have high foot traffic during services, but not all areas are meant for shoes.
- Houses, in general, can vary widely, but they may not all require specialized carpeting for heavy foot traffic.

Considering all the options, a gym is designed specifically for heavy foot traffic and activities involving shoes.