Question:
Question: The instructor explained all the parts like the stock, then the cadets had to disassemble and reassemble their what?
Choices:
A: texas
B: fishing rod
C: return dividend
D: artillery
E: machine gun

Answer: E

The context of the question suggests a focus on mechanical assembly, likely related to military training given the mention of "cadets". The most logical option that aligns with both disassembly and reassembly within a military context is "artillery" or "machine gun." Between these, "machine gun" is more commonly associated with such training exercises.


Question:
Question: Billy hated killing people.   He didn't like seeing people do what?
Choices:
A: bleed
B: going to jail
C: get arrested
D: die
E: going to prison

Answer: D

Billy hated killing people, which indicates a deep emotional or moral aversion to causing harm or ending someone's life. Therefore, it would follow that he dislikes witnessing the consequence of his actions, specifically the death of others. Among the choices presented, "die" directly connects to the act of killing and aligns with his feelings.


Question:
Question: Where would a court be located?
Choices:
A: city
B: gymnasium
C: inside
D: public building
E: palace

Answer: D

A court is typically a legal institution where legal cases are heard and decided. Courts are usually housed in public buildings and are commonly found in cities. While they could be located inside these public buildings, the most accurate and encompassing answer from the choices given is 'public building' since that classification includes courtrooms.


Question:
Question: Sure you could get a drink absolutely anywhere, but he found he lost less money if he was just at the bar where?
Choices:
A: nightclub
B: restaurant
C: miami
D: las vegas
E: new york city

Answer: D

The context suggests that the location where he loses less money is likely associated with gambling or high entertainment costs. Las Vegas is known for its casinos, bars, and vibrant nightlife, making it a place where people often spend money but might strategize to minimize losses. Thus, the bar where he lost less money is most likely in Las Vegas.


Question:
Question: Where would you go if you do not like the way your hair looks?
Choices:
A: person's head
B: barber shop
C: moustache
D: fur rug
E: mammals

Answer: B

If someone does not like the way their hair looks, the most logical place to go would be a place where they can get their hair fixed or styled, which is a barber shop. The other options do not relate to hair styling or changing one's appearance.


Question:
Question: James was chatting with friends  and eating pizza when he suddenly experienced something.  He ran out of the room to get a pen and paper.   What did he experience?
Choices:
A: fun
B: discomfort
C: love
D: car
E: inspiration

Answer: E

James ran out of the room to get a pen and paper, which suggests that he had a sudden idea or thought that he wanted to capture. This indicates that he likely experienced inspiration. The other options do not logically connect to the action of needing to write something down.


Question:
Question: If people are bowing before a statue, what are they likely doing?
Choices:
A: believe in god
B: worship idols
C: knees
D: hope for peace
E: form opinions

Answer: B

Bowing before a statue typically indicates an act of reverence or respect, which often aligns with worship practices. This suggests that the people are likely engaging in idol worship. While some may believe in a god, the specific act of bowing to a statue more directly points to option B.


Question:
Question: You can go to a sporting goods store to buy what uniform tops?
Choices:
A: town
B: city
C: retail shopping district
D: baseball
E: jerseys

Answer: E

To determine which uniform tops you can buy at a sporting goods store, we need to identify the options among the provided choices.

- "town" and "city" refer to locations and do not relate to uniform tops.
- "retail shopping district" is also a location and not relevant to uniform tops.
- "baseball" is a sport but does not specify a type of uniform top.
- "jerseys" are specifically associated with uniform tops worn in sports.

Given this reasoning, "jerseys" is the most direct answer that pertains to uniform tops available at sporting goods stores.


Question:
Question: Sarah didn't own a computer or a monitor.  Instead she just used something connected to her TV.  How would she describe the thing connected to her TV?
Choices:
A: box
B: internet cafe
C: view bluescreen
D: desktop
E: display images

Answer: A

Sarah used something connected to her TV, which implies that it is likely a device designed to interface with the TV for displaying content. The correct term that fits this description from the choices provided is "box," as it often refers to devices like streaming boxes or gaming consoles that connect to TVs and allow for viewing content.

The other options do not logically fit the scenario:
B: "internet cafe" is a place, not a device.
C: "view bluescreen" is vague and not a descriptive term for a device.
D: "desktop" typically refers to a type of computer setup, which Sarah does not have.
E: "display images" is an action, not a noun describing a device.

Considering this reasoning, the best answer is A.


Question:
Question: The lab results had been compiled, the scientist began analysing the data because he wanted what?
Choices:
A: learn more about
B: headache
C: do math
D: enlightened
E: better understanding

Answer: E

The scientist began analyzing the data to gain insights from the results. Among the options, "better understanding" aligns most closely with the goal of analyzing data in a scientific context.


Question:
Question: You might find a dirt highway out where?
Choices:
A: atlas
B: repairs
C: countryside
D: in the city
E: united states

Answer: C

To determine where a dirt highway is most likely to be found, we need to consider the nature of dirt highways. These are typically associated with rural or less developed areas rather than urban ones.

- "A: atlas" does not fit because an atlas is a book of maps, not a location.
- "B: repairs" does not relate to a location but refers to maintenance work.
- "C: countryside" is the best option as dirt highways are common in rural areas where paved roads may not be present.
- "D: in the city" is unlikely since cities usually have paved roads.
- "E: united states" is too broad and doesn't specifically indicate where one might find a dirt highway.

Given this reasoning, the best answer is C: countryside.


Question:
Question: Birds make nests to lay eggs they got from having a what?
Choices:
A: peck
B: perch
C: roof
D: mate
E: hatch

Answer: D

Birds lay eggs after mating, which is the process through which they reproduce. The other options do not relate directly to the act of laying eggs. Therefore, the most logical choice is D: mate.


Question:
Question: Billy cared about his opponent, in spite of their disagreements.  Because of that, when he lost the primary, Billy began to do what for him?
Choices:
A: proponent
B: supporter
C: falling down
D: advocate
E: dig up skeletons

Answer: D

Billy cared about his opponent despite their disagreements, which suggests a level of respect or concern for him. When he lost the primary, it would be natural for him to support or advocate for his opponent rather than undermine him. Among the options provided, "advocate" aligns with the context of caring and supporting, while the other choices do not fit as well.


Question:
Question: What will happen to you if you are staying healthy?
Choices:
A: injury
B: happiness
C: long life
D: a long nose
E: envy

Answer: C

Staying healthy typically leads to positive outcomes such as increased well-being and longevity. Among the choices given, "happiness" and "long life" are likely outcomes of good health, but "long life" is a more direct consequence of maintaining health.

Thus, the final answer is C: long life.


Question:
Question: Where would you put a tissue holder if you have a cold and plan to stay inside?
Choices:
A: car
B: convenient spot
C: bathroom or bedroom
D: swimming pool
E: airplane

Answer: B

When you have a cold and plan to stay inside, the most logical place to put a tissue holder would be somewhere easily accessible where you spend most of your time indoors. Among the choices, a convenient spot inside your living area is ideal. Options like the bathroom or bedroom might also be suitable but are more specific rather than general. Thus, "convenient spot" allows for flexibility depending on where you are in your home.


Question:
Question: The person prepared for anything, this is why he kept months worth of canned food in his what?
Choices:
A: pantry
B: cellar
C: grocery store
D: kitchen
E: cupboard

Answer: B

To determine where the person would keep months' worth of canned food, we need to consider the most logical storage locations in a home. A pantry and a cupboard are common places for storing food, while a kitchen is where food is prepared. A cellar is typically used for storing large quantities of food and is often designed for preserving items. While a grocery store is not a personal space for someone to store food, it is a place where you buy food.

Given this, the best answer that encompasses large storage of food over time would be a "cellar," as it suggests an intentional and prepared space for long-term food storage.


Question:
Question: If someone suffers from hunger but has nothing in the house what do they have to do?
Choices:
A: eat breakfast
B: buy food
C: have lunch
D: call a friend
E: eat hamburger

Answer: B

To alleviate hunger when there is nothing in the house, the person needs to obtain food. The most direct action to take to resolve the issue would be to buy food. The other options either do not address the hunger directly or assume food is already available.


Question:
Question: What can you use hear other people and be heard yourself?
Choices:
A: mouth
B: song
C: radio
D: ears
E: telephone

Answer: E

To hear other people and be heard yourself, the device or means used should facilitate both listening and speaking. Among the options:

A: The mouth is used for speaking but not for hearing.
B: A song is a form of audio, not a means to communicate.
C: A radio allows listening but does not facilitate speaking back.
D: Ears are for hearing but do not enable one to speak.
E: A telephone allows for both talking and listening, thus enabling two-way communication.

Based on this reasoning, the best answer is E.


Question:
Question: He was contemplating a choice, what was he doing the following day?
Choices:
A: relaxing
B: relaxation
C: headache
D: deciding
E: action

Answer: D

The phrase "he was contemplating a choice" implies that he was engaged in the process of making a decision. Therefore, the most relevant option related to this activity would be "deciding."


Question:
Question: She finally gave up smoking when they decided to grow their family, this was because she had heard it can cause what?
Choices:
A: pleasure
B: ill-omen
C: birth defects
D: bad breath
E: persistent cough

Answer: C

The context of the question indicates that the woman stopped smoking due to health concerns related to family planning. The most relevant and serious concern associated with smoking during pregnancy is the potential for "birth defects."

While the other choices (bad breath, persistent cough, and even ill-omen) may relate indirectly, they do not have the same level of significance in the context of growing a family.

Therefore, the best answer is C: birth defects.


Question:
Question: Where are mats usually placed in a house?
Choices:
A: bathroom
B: kitchen
C: floors
D: living room
E: doorway

Answer: C

Mats are typically placed in multiple areas around a house for various purposes, such as comfort, decor, or preventing slips. However, when considering the options, the most common overall placement for mats is on the floors, as they often cover or protect flooring surfaces.


Question:
Question: Where can a student find their pens?
Choices:
A: art class
B: backpack
C: school
D: office
E: take notes

Answer: B

To determine where a student can find their pens, we must consider where students typically store their writing materials.

- **Art class (A)** may have some pens, but it is not a reliable source for all students.
- **Backpack (B)** is a common place for students to keep their school supplies, including pens.
- **School (C)** is too broad and does not pinpoint a specific location.
- **Office (D)** could potentially have pens but is not a location most students would regularly access.
- **Take notes (E)** is an action rather than a location.

Considering all these options, the most logical place for a student to find their pens is in their backpack.


Question:
Question: What is a human adapted to handle?
Choices:
A: co2
B: community
C: population
D: diverse situations
E: school

Answer: D

Humans are known for their ability to adapt to a wide range of environments and challenges. Among the options provided, "diverse situations" most accurately reflects the adaptability of humans across various contexts. Therefore, the best answer is D.


Question:
Question: A person wants to be successful, the end goal is to what?
Choices:
A: delicious food
B: self esteem
C: acquire wealth
D: compliments
E: eat dinner

Answer: C

To determine the end goal of a person's desire for success, we can eliminate the options that do not directly relate to success.

A: delicious food and E: eat dinner are not inherently related to success.
D: compliments can contribute to self-esteem but are not a direct measure of success.
C: acquire wealth is a common goal associated with success, as many people define success in terms of financial stability or prosperity.
B: self-esteem can be a result of success but is not the primary end goal.

Considering this logical reasoning, the best answer that aligns with a common understanding of success is:


Question:
Question: What item is smelted out of minerals on the country side?
Choices:
A: urban city
B: france
C: metal
D: grass
E: state

Answer: C

The question asks about an item that is smelted out of minerals, which typically refers to the process of extracting metal from its ore. The choices include urban city, France, metal, grass, and state. Among these, the only relevant choice is "metal," as it is the product of the smelting process.


Question:
Question: Where do you buy potato chips?
Choices:
A: bar
B: pantry
C: motherboard
D: supermarket
E: in retail shop

Answer: D

To buy potato chips, one would typically go to a place where they sell food items. Among the choices provided, "D: supermarket" is the most common place to purchase snacks like potato chips. "E: in retail shop" is also a possibility, but it is less specific than the supermarket option, which is a well-known source for such products.


Question:
Question: In the 1940's what happened when a radio show decided to pretend the Earth was invaded by Martians?
Choices:
A: eat cake
B: laughter
C: daydreams
D: religion
E: people believe

Answer: E

In the 1940s, one of the most notable events involving a radio show that pretended the Earth was invaded by Martians was the broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" by Orson Welles in 1938. This broadcast caused widespread panic among listeners who believed the fictional story to be real. Therefore, the most appropriate answer to reflect this reaction is that people believed the invasion was occurring.


Question:
Question: He chose a flashy car when he got the promotion, he wanted people to know he could afford what things?
Choices:
A: heavy
B: expensive
C: obesity
D: carpooler
E: red

Answer: B

The context indicates that the flashy car symbolizes wealth and success following a promotion. This suggests a desire to display financial capability. Therefore, the best answer to what he wanted people to know he could afford is "expensive."


Question:
Question: Most adult Americans split their time between home and what?
Choices:
A: tent
B: work
C: apartment
D: the office
E: foreign

Answer: B

Most adult Americans divide their time primarily between home and work-related activities. While "the office" can be a specific location for work, "work" more broadly encompasses all professional activities, including those done outside of a traditional office setting. Therefore, the most fitting answer is "work."


Question:
Question: Where is there likely to be sadness in a waiting room?
Choices:
A: hospitals
B: airport
C: clinic
D: in a marriage hall
E: doctor's office

Answer: A

In a waiting room, sadness is often associated with places that involve health concerns or difficult news. Among the options, hospitals and clinics are particularly relevant because people may be waiting for news about their health or the health of loved ones. An airport is typically associated with travel and excitement, while a marriage hall generally implies joy and celebration. A doctor's office, like a clinic, may involve some level of anxiety but is often more specifically about routine checkups than emergency situations. Therefore, the best choices are hospitals and clinics, with hospitals likely having more instances of sadness.


Question:
Question: The man was seeking directions in the lobby, who should he talk to?
Choices:
A: receptionist
B: the sun
C: office building
D: business plan
E: large building

Answer: A

The man is seeking directions, which typically requires talking to someone who is knowledgeable about the location. Among the choices provided, the receptionist is the most appropriate person to ask for directions in a lobby, as they are usually responsible for assisting visitors and providing information.

The other options (the sun, office building, business plan, large building) do not represent individuals or entities that can provide directions.

Thus, the best answer is A: receptionist.


Question:
Question: Billy likes eating breakfast in bed, but he doesn't do it often.  He likes his clean sheets too much. Why doesn't he eat breakfast in bed that often?
Choices:
A: pleasure
B: indigestion
C: convenience
D: spills
E: feel guilty

Answer: D

Billy enjoys eating breakfast in bed, but he prioritizes his clean sheets. This suggests that he likely avoids eating breakfast in bed because of the potential for spills that could dirty his sheets, which he values.

The best reasoning points to the concern over cleanliness and the mess that might arise from eating in bed.


Question:
Question: The competitive guy liked to play games, what was his goal?
Choices:
A: entertaining
B: dice
C: win
D: bored
E: relax

Answer: C

The competitive guy enjoyed playing games primarily for the purpose of achieving victory, as competition typically centers around winning and outperforming others. Therefore, his goal in playing games was most likely to win.


Question:
Question: Where is an adult collector of toy cars likely to keep them?
Choices:
A: toy store
B: block of flats
C: own home
D: childs bedroom
E: child's room

Answer: C

An adult collector of toy cars is most likely to store and display their collection in a personal space, such as their own home, rather than a store or a child's bedroom. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is their own home.


Question:
Question: What place protects animals such as the bald eagle?
Choices:
A: farm
B: nature preserve
C: soup
D: canada
E: mountainous area

Answer: B

To determine which option best protects animals such as the bald eagle, we need to consider the nature of each choice. A farm typically raises domesticated animals and may not focus on wildlife protection. A nature preserve is specifically designed to protect wildlife and their habitats, making it the most appropriate choice. Soup and Canada do not directly protect animals, while a mountainous area may be home to wildlife but does not inherently provide protection.

Thus, the most logical answer is:


Question:
Question: Sarah wants to eat lunch.  To do this she'll have to go to her kitchen and do what?
Choices:
A: smell
B: have food
C: get food
D: hungry
E: buy food

Answer: C

Sarah needs to acquire food in order to prepare lunch. Among the choices, "get food" indicates the action she needs to take to proceed with her lunch. While "have food" implies she already possesses food, it doesn't address her need to actively obtain it at this moment. "Buy food" suggests a specific action that may not apply if she already has food available. Thus, the best answer is "get food."


Question:
Question: Sunshine and warmth are the weathers associated with what?
Choices:
A: alaska
B: summer
C: disneyland
D: beach
E: meadow

Answer: B

Sunshine and warmth are most commonly associated with summer, as this season typically brings pleasant weather characterized by these traits. While options like 'beach' and 'meadow' can also feature sunshine and warmth, they are specific locations or settings that occur during the summer.

Thus, the most direct answer would be:


Question:
Question: James thought that cost of buying the new screen outweighted the what?
Choices:
A: retail markup
B: revenue
C: for free
D: income
E: benefit

Answer: E

To determine what James thought the cost of buying the new screen outweighed, we consider that typically, when weighing a cost, one contrasts it with the perceived advantages or positive outcomes associated with the purchase. The term that fits this contrast best among the options provided is "benefit."

The other options do not logically connect with the comparison James made:
- A: retail markup - relates to pricing rather than a cost-benefit analysis.
- B: revenue - is more related to income earned and not a direct opposing factor to cost.
- C: for free - does not apply as it is not a cost or benefit comparison.
- D: income - again focused on earnings rather than associated benefits of the screen.

Hence, the correct answer is clearly identified.


Question:
Question: Old people can have difficulty using computer, it can turn a simple task into a lot of what?
Choices:
A: glad
B: program created
C: pleasure
D: stress
E: increased efficiency

Answer: D

Old people often face challenges with technology, which can make seemingly simple tasks more complicated. This frustration typically leads to negative feelings rather than positive outcomes. Given the options, "stress" is the most fitting consequence of these difficulties. Therefore,


Question:
Question: Where would you get an electric razor if you do not have one?
Choices:
A: k mart
B: man's suitcase
C: medicine cabinet
D: from the electric company
E: bathroom

Answer: A

To find an electric razor, I need to consider where such an item would typically be found or purchased.

- A: K Mart is a retail store where electric razors can be purchased.
- B: Man's suitcase may contain one, but it’s not a reliable source to find one if you don’t have it.
- C: Medicine cabinet is typically for toiletries and health items, not for electric razors.
- D: The electric company does not sell razors; it provides electric service.
- E: Bathroom might contain one if it’s already owned, but it doesn't apply here since the question states you do not have one.

The best answer is A, K Mart, where you can buy an electric razor.


Question:
Question: She always kept an umbrella handy for the frequent rain, where did she likely live?
Choices:
A: seattle
B: rain forest
C: beach
D: store
E: suitcase

Answer: A

To determine where she likely lived based on the information that she kept an umbrella handy for frequent rain, we need to consider which option is associated with regular rainfall.

- A: Seattle is known for its frequent rain and people often carry umbrellas there.
- B: A rain forest is characterized by high rainfall, but it does not imply living in a typical residence.
- C: A beach typically has less frequent rain and is not associated with needing an umbrella constantly.
- D: A store does not relate to a place of residence.
- E: A suitcase is not a location.

The most logical choice based on the context of needing an umbrella for frequent rain is Seattle.


Question:
Question: The peanuts were for sale in during the 4th inning, where were they being sold?
Choices:
A: ballpark
B: carnival
C: bought at grocery store
D: jar
E: container

Answer: A

The question specifies that the peanuts were for sale during the 4th inning, which suggests a setting related to sports. The most logical choice is that they were sold at the location where a game is taking place, which is typically a ballpark. The other options (carnival, grocery store, jar, container) do not fit the context of an inning in a game.


Question:
Question: Where do people perter to have linoleum on the ground?
Choices:
A: mobile home
B: house
C: kitchen floor
D: shed
E: furniture

Answer: C

Linoleum is commonly used in areas where durability and ease of cleaning are important, particularly in spaces with high foot traffic or those that may be exposed to moisture. Among the options given, a kitchen floor is a typical place for linoleum due to its practicality and suitability for spills.


Question:
Question: What will likely happen to one's body if the only eat hamburgers?
Choices:
A: get full
B: make money
C: hungry
D: choking
E: getting fat

Answer: E

Eating only hamburgers would likely lead to an imbalanced diet, high in calories and fats, potentially resulting in weight gain. Therefore, the most reasonable choice is:


Question:
Question: what other species have blood other than humans?
Choices:
A: vampires
B: person
C: soccer game
D: capillaries
E: animals

Answer: E

To determine which species other than humans have blood, we need to identify the options.

- A: vampires - fictional characters, not a species.
- B: person - another term for humans, not a different species.
- C: soccer game - not related to living species.
- D: capillaries - blood vessels, not species.
- E: animals - a broad category that definitely includes many species that have blood.

Thus, the only correct choice that represents species other than humans with blood is E: animals.


Question:
Question: Where do you keep a piano?
Choices:
A: concert hall
B: church
C: restaurant
D: drawing room
E: music room

Answer: E

A piano is typically kept in a place where it can be played and enjoyed, such as a music room. While it can be found in concert halls, churches, or restaurants, these are not the primary locations for personal use or practice. A drawing room could also house a piano, but it is less commonly designated specifically for music practice compared to a music room.


Question:
Question: The artists created an elaborate wood carving for the location, it was a spiritual experience for him working at a where?
Choices:
A: synagogue
B: carpet
C: street
D: tree
E: lumberyard

Answer: A

The context suggests that the artists created a wood carving, implying a connection to a place where such an art form is relevant. A synagogue is a place associated with spiritual experiences and artistic expressions, especially related to wood carvings. The other options like carpet, street, tree, or lumberyard do not inherently imply a spiritual or artistic connection in the context of traditional wood carving.

Thus, the best answer is A: synagogue.


Question:
Question: Where do humans go in space?
Choices:
A: anywhere on earth
B: ufos
C: strip club
D: international space station
E: school

Answer: D

Humans have traveled to various locations in space, but the most notable and established destination where humans regularly go is the International Space Station (ISS). This facility orbits Earth and serves as a research laboratory and habitation area for astronauts.

The other options do not pertain to actual space travel:
- A (anywhere on earth) refers to locations on our planet, not space.
- B (ufos) implies a speculative concept rather than a known destination.
- C (strip club) and E (school) are terrestrial locations unrelated to space.

Therefore, the best answer is D, the International Space Station.


Question:
Question: What state is Pat Roberts the senator of?
Choices:
A: demopublican
B: new york
C: nebraska
D: kansas
E: colorado

Answer: D

Pat Roberts served as the senator from Kansas. The other options do not correspond to him.


Question:
Question: What do people do when they feel a lot of excitement?
Choices:
A: eat
B: go somewhere
C: dance
D: express information
E: play hockey

Answer: C

When people feel a lot of excitement, they often express their emotions through physical movement or activities. Among the options given, dancing is a common and spontaneous way to express high energy and excitement. While other options could also be related to excitement, they don't directly convey the same universally recognized expression of joy and energy as dancing does.


Question:
Question: The man felt sorry for the dressed up dog, it was his opinion that clothing was only for a what?
Choices:
A: entertaunment
B: hamper
C: person
D: closet
E: backpack

Answer: C

The man felt that clothing was only appropriate for a living being that could appreciate it, which typically refers to a human. The most fitting choice based on this reasoning is "person."


Question:
Question: He wanted to write a novel, what did he have to do when he backed the plot into a corner?
Choices:
A: ocean
B: not give up
C: literate
D: have paper
E: move fingers

Answer: B

When an author finds themselves in a situation where the plot of a novel is "backed into a corner," it typically means they are stuck or facing a challenge in the storyline. The most logical course of action in such a scenario would be to persist and try to resolve the conflict or find a new direction for the story, which corresponds to "not give up." Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where would a human need to check how much oxygen he or she has?
Choices:
A: space shuttle
B: underwater
C: civilisation
D: spacecraft
E: graveyard

Answer: D

To determine where a human would need to check how much oxygen they have, we should consider environments where the availability of oxygen can be limited or critical.

1. **Space Shuttle and Spacecraft (Options A and D)**: Both of these environments are in space, where there is no breathable atmosphere. Therefore, checking oxygen levels is crucial.

2. **Underwater (Option B)**: When diving, oxygen levels can also be critical, especially if using limited air supply from tanks. Checking oxygen levels is important but generally more manageable than in space.

3. **Civilisation (Option C)**: In a typical environment such as a city or town, oxygen availability is not an issue, so there’s no need to check.

4. **Graveyard (Option E)**: This context does not pertain to human oxygen needs, as living individuals wouldn’t check oxygen levels in a graveyard.

Thus, the environments where the oxygen must be carefully monitored are primarily in space (space shuttle or spacecraft). Since they describe the same essential concern, choosing one will suffice.


Question:
Question: The skeleton for this needs to be light so it can fly?
Choices:
A: building
B: aircraft
C: ship
D: closet
E: closet

Answer: B

To determine which option relates to a need for a light skeleton to enable flight, we can analyze the choices:

A: building - a building's structure does not need to be light; it is usually heavy for stability.
B: aircraft - aircrafts are designed to be lightweight to achieve flight.
C: ship - ships are generally heavy and do not require a lightweight skeleton for flying.
D: closet - a closet is a piece of furniture and doesn't fly.
E: closet - same reasoning as above.

Given that "aircraft" is specifically designed for flying and its skeleton needs to be light for that purpose, it is the best answer.


Question:
Question: Mandy was naturally entertaining.  She enjoyed making people feel good and hoped that she could bring lasting what to them?
Choices:
A: happiness
B: laughter
C: fulfillment
D: like
E: infection

Answer: A

Mandy enjoyed making people feel good, which aligns closely with positive emotions. Among the choices, "happiness" and "laughter" are both strong contenders, but "happiness" represents a more lasting state of well-being. The other options, such as "fulfillment" and "like," do not directly relate to her intent to entertain, and "infection" is unrelated.

Thus, the best answer is the one that encapsulates the notion of bringing lasting joy to others.


Question:
Question: I was craving Tyson chicken but didnt have any where did i acquire more?
Choices:
A: bought at store
B: found in grocery store
C: drove around
D: eaten
E: chopped

Answer: A

To satisfy a craving for Tyson chicken, the most logical option would be to purchase it from a store, as this directly addresses acquiring the product. The other options do not indicate obtaining more Tyson chicken. Therefore, the best choice is:

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Question:
Question: The person responsible for the care of the patient was busy on her cell phone, the patient died because of this person's what?
Choices:
A: antipathy
B: indifferent
C: recollect
D: being mean
E: negligence

Answer: E

The scenario describes a situation where someone responsible for a patient's care is distracted by their cell phone, leading to the patient's death. This implies a failure to perform their duty due to a lack of attention or care. The term that best captures this failure is "negligence," as it refers to a lack of proper attention or the omission of responsible action.


Question:
Question: Where is a good place for a lawn chair?
Choices:
A: bedroom
B: office
C: porch
D: kitchen
E: cubicle

Answer: C

A lawn chair is typically used for relaxation and outdoor activities. Among the options provided, a porch is the most suitable place as it is often an outdoor area where people sit to enjoy the fresh air. The other options (bedroom, office, kitchen, cubicle) are not ideal for a lawn chair since they are usually indoor spaces where comfort and relaxation are not the primary function.


Question:
Question: Where do you live if you have a cheap linoleum covering and boxy rooms?
Choices:
A: kitchen floor
B: furniture
C: house
D: mobile home
E: own land

Answer: D

If you have a cheap linoleum covering and boxy rooms, it suggests a simple, possibly non-permanent living structure. This is most characteristic of a mobile home, which often features basic, boxy designs and less expensive flooring options. While a house could also fit this description, the specific mention of "cheap linoleum" aligns more closely with mobile homes, which typically have fewer upscale finishes.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: It was hard for them to get news that was local, this is because they lived so what?
Choices:
A: distant
B: remote
C: fluidly
D: national
E: foreign

Answer: B

To determine why it was hard for them to get local news, we need to consider the implications of each choice.

- "Distant" suggests they are far away but does not directly imply isolation in terms of news access.
- "Remote" implies being away from populated areas, which aligns with the idea of having poor access to local news.
- "Fluidly" is unrelated to the context of news access.
- "National" would not explain difficulty in accessing local news, rather they may have more national news.
- "Foreign" suggests they are in a different country, but does not necessarily explain why local news would be hard to access.

Given these analyses, "remote" is the best choice as it directly indicates a lack of connection to local sources of news.


Question:
Question: What is leather used for in a car primarily?
Choices:
A: stable
B: car seats
C: purses
D: handbag
E: department stores

Answer: B

Leather is primarily used for car seats in vehicles due to its durability, comfort, and aesthetic appeal. The other options listed are not primarily related to cars.


Question:
Question: God didn't kill off everyone in the flood, so what does that suggest he has?
Choices:
A: everything
B: imagination
C: compassion
D: strength
E: heaven

Answer: C

The fact that God did not kill off everyone in the flood suggests that he has compassion. This implies that even in punishment, there is a care for some beings and a desire to preserve life. Thus, the best answer is C: compassion.


Question:
Question: Where do you live if there are a lot of mailboxes in the foyer?
Choices:
A: spacious house
B: mansion
C: building
D: apartment
E: townhouse

Answer: D

Foyers with a lot of mailboxes suggest a place where multiple residents receive mail, indicating a shared living space rather than a single-family home. Looking at the options, "apartment" and "building" fit this description. However, out of these options, apartments specifically refer to individual units within a larger structure designed for multiple occupants, which aligns more directly with the presence of multiple mailboxes.


Question:
Question: The peanuts were sealed for freshness, so where were they placed?
Choices:
A: jar
B: peanut shells
C: carnival
D: ballpark
E: bought at grocery store

Answer: A

To determine where the peanuts were placed for freshness, the most logical answer from the options is a "jar," as it is a common container used for sealing food items to maintain their freshness. The other options do not directly imply a sealed environment for keeping peanuts fresh.


Question:
Question: His friend insisted that he must, but his conscience stopped him as he knew that he what?
Choices:
A: unnecessary
B: optional
C: will not
D: need not
E: should not

Answer: E

To determine the best answer, we need to consider the phrase "his conscience stopped him." This implies that whatever action his friend is insisting he must take is something he feels is morally wrong or inappropriate. Therefore, the phrase would likely be completed with a term reflecting that he should refrain from the action. Among the options provided:

- A: unnecessary – does not imply moral judgment.
- B: optional – indicates lack of obligation, not moral reasoning.
- C: will not – suggests a definitive decision not to act but lacks moral implication.
- D: need not – indicates there is no necessity to act but does not imply conscience.
- E: should not – directly conveys a moral judgment against the action.

Given the context of conscience and moral reasoning, the option that fits best is "should not."


Question:
Question: The storm was started due to warm waters, what kinds of places does this happen?
Choices:
A: caribbean
B: arctic
C: weather report
D: america
E: tropical seas

Answer: E

Warm waters typically contribute to the formation of storms, especially tropical storms and hurricanes. These phenomena are most common in tropical and subtropical regions.

- A: Caribbean - Known for hurricanes and tropical storms due to warm waters.
- B: Arctic - Cooler waters, not conducive for storm formation.
- C: Weather report - Not a geographical location.
- D: America - Not specific enough; refers to a vast region.
- E: Tropical seas - Directly refers to warm waters conducive for storms.

Both A and E are valid regarding warm waters causing storms, but E is more general.


Question:
Question: What can a person expect from their significant other after a long time away?
Choices:
A: gifts
B: passionate kisses
C: own house
D: comfortable clothes
E: ipod

Answer: B

After a long time away, a person is likely to expect an emotional and physical reconnection with their significant other. Among the options provided, passionate kisses reflect a direct show of affection and intimacy, which is typically anticipated after a separation. While gifts and other items may also be appreciated, the emotional aspect of a relationship stands out after time apart.


Question:
Question: What could cause you to stop before running twenty six miles?
Choices:
A: sweat
B: drink water
C: choke
D: collapse
E: breath

Answer: D

To determine what could cause someone to stop before running twenty-six miles, we should consider conditions or situations that might disrupt the ability to continue running.

- A: sweat - Sweating is a natural part of running and typically doesn't cause stopping.
- B: drink water - Drinking water is essential during such an endurance activity, and would not cause stopping.
- C: choke - Choking is a serious situation that could cause stopping; however, it may be less likely than some other options.
- D: collapse - Collapsing often signifies severe exhaustion or medical issues, which would definitely cause a person to stop running.
- E: breath - While breath control is important, merely breathing or feeling out of breath might not necessitate stopping.

Considering these options, the most critical and severe reason that could lead to stopping is the potential to collapse.


Question:
Question: Where might groceries go when you take them home and put them in a room that isn't the main cooking room?
Choices:
A: trunk
B: supermarket
C: shelf
D: sink
E: pantry

Answer: E

When you take groceries home and put them in a room that isn't the main cooking room, they are most likely stored in a space designated for food storage. Among the given options, "pantry" is specifically designed for storing groceries, while "shelf" can be too general and doesn't imply storage for perishable or non-perishable food items specifically. The other options, like "trunk" and "supermarket," do not apply to home storage.

Thus, the best choice is:


Question:
Question: Danny needed a new mouse, his was jumping around  whenever he moved it.   Where might his mouse be?
Choices:
A: abandoned houses
B: corn field
C: cupboard
D: cabinet
E: desktop

Answer: E

To determine where Danny's mouse might be, we consider the context of the question. Since Danny needed a new mouse due to problems with his computer mouse (implied by "jumping around"), we can eliminate options that are unrelated to computer accessories.

Choices:
A: abandoned houses - irrelevant
B: corn field - irrelevant
C: cupboard - may store items but unlikely for a computer mouse
D: cabinet - similar to cupboard, less likely for a computer mouse
E: desktop - likely where a computer mouse would typically be used and stored when not in use.

Given that options C, D, A, and B are less likely to be relevant to a computer mouse, the only logical choice is E, where a computer mouse would typically be found or used.


Question:
Question: How can music help someone who is down?
Choices:
A: beautifull
B: express feelings
C: they cannot heal and feel beautiful
D: provide comfort
E: sound good

Answer: D

Music can serve as a therapeutic outlet for someone feeling down, allowing them to express their emotions and providing comfort during difficult times. Given the choices, "express feelings" and "provide comfort" are both relevant, but "provide comfort" directly addresses how music can help someone cope with their feelings.


Question:
Question: Nasa floods the immediate area when what takes off?
Choices:
A: disneyland
B: electrical circuit
C: space shuttle
D: washing machine
E: sink

Answer: C

When a space shuttle takes off, it creates a large amount of thrust and produces vapor and what resembles flooding around the launch pad area due to the massive amount of water used for sound suppression and cooling. Therefore, the logical choice is:


Question:
Question: Sweating excessively when you exercise will mean you need to do what?
Choices:
A: fatigue
B: improve health
C: lazy
D: drink water
E: get tired

Answer: D

Excessive sweating during exercise indicates that the body is losing fluids, which can lead to dehydration. Therefore, it's important to replace lost fluids by drinking water.


Question:
Question: The president is the highest office where?
Choices:
A: zoo
B: white house
C: government
D: country
E: corporation

Answer: D

To determine where the president holds the highest office, we consider the common contexts in which the term "president" is used. The president of a country typically refers to the head of state or government, making the highest office "country." The White House is the official residence and workplace of the U.S. president but does not represent the highest office itself. In other options like a zoo or corporation, a president may exist, but those are not contexts where the president is generally considered the highest office in broad terms.


Question:
Question: The woman was okay with the bug since it was a predator of aphids, where did the bug live?
Choices:
A: garden
B: carpet
C: rug
D: meadow
E: rock

Answer: A

The context mentions that the bug is a predator of aphids, which are commonly found in gardens and meadows. While meadows could have aphids, the most likely location where one would intentionally observe a bug that preys on aphids is in a garden, where the presence of aphids indicates a need for natural pest control.


Question:
Question: Where do homeless people go to ty to move around?
Choices:
A: suffer from mental disorders
B: bus depot
C: suffer from mental disorders
D: street
E: bridge

Answer: B

Homeless people often seek places that offer some level of shelter or protection from the elements, or areas where they can find resources or transit options. The question asks where they might go to move around, implying mobility and accessibility.

The options "bus depot" and locations like "street" or "bridge" might seem suitable, but the "bus depot" stands out as a specific location where they could access transportation to move around. Meanwhile, "street" and "bridge" might not offer the same opportunities for mobility that a bus depot provides.

Thus, the best answer corresponds to an organized place that facilitates movement.


Question:
Question: John was good at singing, usually.  But today he couldn't do it.  Why can't John sing?
Choices:
A: hoarse voice
B: change in mood
C: relaxation
D: feminine voice
E: being heard

Answer: A

To determine why John couldn't sing today, I need to evaluate the options.

A hoarse voice (A) is a physical condition that would directly impact his singing ability. A change in mood (B) might affect his performance but doesn't inherently prevent him from singing. Relaxation (C) would typically help someone sing rather than hinder them. A feminine voice (D) is a characteristic and does not imply an inability to sing. Lastly, being heard (E) relates more to performance context and does not prevent singing itself.

Given these evaluations, the most logical answer that would directly cause John to be unable to sing today is a hoarse voice.


Question:
Question: John is walking an aisle full of children's clothes and ahead of him he sees televisions.  What sort of store is he probably shopping at?
Choices:
A: drugstore
B: garage
C: church
D: department store
E: grocery store

Answer: D

John is walking through an aisle of children's clothes and can see televisions ahead of him. This suggests that the store has a diverse product range, including clothing and electronics. The most plausible type of store that would carry both children’s clothes and televisions is a department store.


Question:
Question: If you see a fox in a southern delta state, where are you?
Choices:
A: hen house
B: louisiana
C: south carolina
D: wildlife
E: tennessee

Answer: B

To determine where you might see a fox in a southern delta state, we can narrow our options based on geographical relevance. Louisiana is widely recognized for its delta regions, particularly the Mississippi River delta. South Carolina and Tennessee do not have deltas that are as significant on a national level as Louisiana's. "Wildlife" is too vague, and a "hen house" is not a specific location associated with seeing a fox. Therefore, the best option that fits the criteria of a southern delta state is Louisiana.


Question:
Question: One might procure magazines and other items here.
Choices:
A: library
B: doctor
C: table
D: market
E: electrical circuit

Answer: D

To determine where one might procure magazines and other items, we can analyze the options:

A: library - While libraries may have magazines, they are not typically a place where one purchases items.
B: doctor - This option is unrelated since doctors provide medical services, not magazines or general items.
C: table - This does not fit as a place for procuring items.
D: market - Markets or stores are indeed places where one can buy magazines and various items.
E: electrical circuit - This is not relevant to procuring magazines.

Given this analysis, the most appropriate choice is D: market.


Question:
Question: Seeing the desired results of doing housework left her what?
Choices:
A: smiley
B: house clean
C: getting good grades
D: feeling satisfied
E: boredom

Answer: D

To assess what seeing the desired results of doing housework would leave her feeling, we can rule out options based on logic.

A: "smiley" could be a potential feeling but is not directly tied to the results of housework.
B: "house clean" describes the outcome of housework, not her feeling.
C: "getting good grades" is unrelated to housework.
E: "boredom" is the opposite of what one would feel after achieving a goal.

D: "feeling satisfied" directly relates to the emotional response one typically has after achieving a desired outcome, such as a clean and tidy house.

Thus, the most logical answer is D: "feeling satisfied."


Question:
Question: Getting only a small taste might leave you what?
Choices:
A: new realization
B: handicap
C: joy
D: ownership
E: wanting more

Answer: E

Getting only a small taste of something typically implies that you haven't had enough to satisfy your cravings or desires. This often leads to a feeling of wanting more. The other options, such as new realization, handicap, joy, and ownership, don't directly relate to the context of receiving a limited amount.

Thus, the best answer is E: wanting more.


Question:
Question: How does god want one another to treat others according to the bible?
Choices:
A: call them names
B: everywhere
C: care for people
D: work in life
E: speak to people

Answer: C

The best answer is C: care for people. The Bible emphasizes love, compassion, and kindness towards others, suggesting that caring for people aligns with God's teachings on how to treat one another.


Question:
Question: Why would a person be happy about an accident?
Choices:
A: found a penny
B: hurt people
C: not harmed
D: harm others
E: make mistakes

Answer: C

To determine why a person might be happy about an accident, we need to consider the outcomes of an accident. Among the choices provided, option C: "not harmed" makes the most sense, as a person would typically feel relieved or happy if they were involved in an accident but came out without injury.


Question:
Question: His hatred drove him, he rose through the ranks and eventually led the soldiers to the end game of doing what?
Choices:
A: judge
B: fight enemy
C: killing
D: advance into battle
E: conquer opponent

Answer: E

To determine the best answer, we consider that the context of "hatred" suggests motivations tied to conflict or aggression. Leading soldiers implies a focus on confrontation, and "end game" hints at a decisive conclusion to a conflict. Among the choices:

A: judge - does not directly relate to military action.
B: fight enemy - while relevant, it's vague and less conclusive.
C: killing - aligns closely with a possible end result of hatred in warfare.
D: advance into battle - somewhat relevant but more about the act of progressing rather than a conclusion.
E: conquer opponent - implies a successful outcome, fitting the narrative of an end goal driven by hatred.

Given the context of achieving something through warfare tied to hatred, "conquer opponent" encapsulates both the intention and a decisive victory.


Question:
Question: You loose water in your body while playing sport because of what?
Choices:
A: good health
B: pain
C: fatigue
D: sweating
E: injuries

Answer: D

When playing sports, the primary way the body loses water is through sweating as a means of regulating body temperature. Other options like good health, pain, fatigue, and injuries do not directly relate to the loss of water as a physiological response during physical activity. Therefore, the correct choice is D: sweating.


Question:
Question: When you clean clothes what do you need to put in the washer?
Choices:
A: soap
B: take off
C: sort
D: read labels
E: use water

Answer: A

When cleaning clothes, the most essential item to put in the washer is soap, as it helps to remove dirt and stains. While water is also necessary for the washing process, it's typically implied as part of using a washing machine, and the other options relate more to preparation or considerations rather than direct actions in the washing process.


Question:
Question: Where would you put an electric razor to protect it from water?
Choices:
A: bathroom
B: k mart
C: medicine cabinet
D: man's suitcase
E: refrigerator

Answer: C

To protect an electric razor from water, it should be placed in a dry location where water exposure is minimal.

- A: bathroom - This is likely to have water exposure.
- B: K Mart - This is a store and not a protective location.
- C: medicine cabinet - This is generally dry and offers good protection.
- D: man's suitcase - This might be dry, but it's not a typical storage location for personal care items.
- E: refrigerator - This is not a place to store an electric razor due to moisture.

Based on this reasoning, the best option is C: medicine cabinet, as it is intended for storing personal care items away from water.


Question:
Question: Where can you watch information on lizards?
Choices:
A: on the back of a cereal box.
B: costa rica
C: garden
D: documentary
E: captivity

Answer: D

To find information on lizards, the best option among the choices given is a documentary. Documentaries typically provide detailed and researched information on various subjects, including wildlife such as lizards.

The other options do not primarily focus on providing information:
A: Cereal boxes generally do not contain scientific information.
B: Costa Rica may have lizards, but it doesn't guarantee information on them.
C: A garden may host lizards but doesn’t serve as an information source.
E: Captivity refers to the state of being held in an enclosure and does not inherently provide information.

Therefore, "documentary" is the most suitable choice.


Question:
Question: The monkey didn't touch the ground.  He jumped around, laughed, threw things, and had all sorts of fun, but he never left something. What did he never leave?
Choices:
A: branches
B: brazil
C: playful mood
D: rain forest
E: treetops

Answer: E

The monkey's activities of jumping around and having fun suggest he remained in a location that supports such actions, which typically would be among branches or treetops. Since it is stated that he didn't touch the ground, the most fitting answer would be that he never left the branches or the treetops.

However, based on the choices given, "branches" and "treetops" both imply where the monkey was. Since “treetops” encapsulates the idea of being at the top of trees where branches are located, it is the more specific and fitting answer.

Therefore, the final answer is:
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Question:
Question: After stopping being married to a person you no longer love, what emotion may you experience?
Choices:
A: depression
B: grief
C: relief
D: anger
E: wrong

Answer: C

After ending a marriage to someone you no longer love, it's common to experience various emotions. Among the choices given, "relief" often stands out as a key feeling when leaving a situation that no longer brings happiness. While depression, grief, and anger are also possible emotions, "relief" specifically highlights the positive aspect of moving on from an unloving relationship.


Question:
Question: Joe wasn't prepared to wage war. He had not raised what?
Choices:
A: weapons
B: asserting power
C: plans
D: energy
E: armies

Answer: E

Joe wasn't prepared to wage war, which implies he lacked essential resources or preparations typically associated with war. Among the options provided:

- **A: weapons** - A fundamental requirement for waging war.
- **B: asserting power** - This is vague; asserting power can happen without formal preparations.
- **C: plans** - Important for strategy, but not as essential as actual resources.
- **D: energy** - While important, it is not a primary factor in readiness for war.
- **E: armies** - Essential components for waging war.

Both "weapons" and "armies" are direct necessities for waging war. However, "armies" are more foundational for engaging in conflict.

Therefore, Joe had not raised armies, which directly indicates his lack of preparedness.


Question:
Question: What is someone trying to get by going to bed?
Choices:
A: rest
B: making love
C: insomnia
D: gold
E: pregnancy

Answer: A

To determine what someone is typically trying to achieve by going to bed, we can analyze the options:

A: Rest - This is a primary goal of going to bed, as people often sleep to recover energy and rest their bodies.

B: Making love - While this can occur in bed, it is not the main or universal purpose of going to bed.

C: Insomnia - This is a condition rather than an objective; it indicates difficulty sleeping rather than a goal.

D: Gold - This is unrelated to the act of going to bed.

E: Pregnancy - This is a possible outcome of certain activities done in bed, but again, it’s not a universal goal.

Considering all the choices, the most logical answer that aligns with why someone typically goes to bed is to achieve rest.


Question:
Question: Where might a small dog spend a nice day?
Choices:
A: backyard
B: own home
C: basket
D: bed room
E: dog show

Answer: A

To determine where a small dog might spend a nice day, we should consider the options in terms of comfort, space, and activities.

- A backyard (Choice A) allows for outdoor play and exploration, which is enjoyable for dogs.
- Own home (Choice B) provides coziness and familiarity, which many dogs appreciate.
- Basket (Choice C) is limited as it’s a small, confined space.
- Bed room (Choice D) can be comforting but is more about rest and less about activity.
- Dog show (Choice E) may be stimulating but could also be stressful or overwhelming for a small dog.

While all choices have some merit, a backyard is more conducive to a fun and engaging day for a small dog due to the ability to play outside.


Question:
Question: Though the negotiation was hard, the two sides found a solution that was what?
Choices:
A: hexachord
B: bearable
C: food
D: agreeable
E: easy

Answer: D

The context of the question indicates that the two sides reached a solution after a difficult negotiation. A solution that is found after a hard process is likely to be one that both parties can accept, which suggests the term "agreeable." Therefore, the best choice among the options provided is D: agreeable.


Question:
Question: James didn't have much respect for Sarah. He spoke to her how?
Choices:
A: contumely
B: disparagement
C: abhor
D: quietly
E: ignoring

Answer: A

To infer how James spoke to Sarah given that he didn't have much respect for her, we focus on the choices that imply disrespect or contempt.

- A: contumely - refers to arrogant reproach or insult, which aligns well with a lack of respect.
- B: disparagement - implies speaking in a way that belittles or reduces someone’s worth, also fitting for not respecting someone.
- C: abhor - means to hate or detest, which doesn't directly describe a manner of speaking.
- D: quietly - does not suggest any disrespect.
- E: ignoring - involves not addressing someone but does not specifically indicate how he spoke to her.

Both A and B indicate a manner of speaking that reflects contempt or disrespect, but contumely is more direct in implying insult.

Ultimately, while both A and B could be correct, contumely is a more nuanced term directly associated with disrespectful speech.


Question:
Question: Billy was opening a new Deli. He wanted to open it in a place that gets a lot of traffic.  Where might he open it?
Choices:
A: new york city
B: strip mall
C: shopping center
D: hamburg
E: office building

Answer: C

To determine the best place for Billy to open a Deli that gets a lot of traffic, we need to consider locations where many people gather.

A: New York City is known for high foot traffic, but it is a broad answer and doesn't specify a particular location.
B: A strip mall can attract significant traffic, especially if it's in a good location, but it may not be as high as other options.
C: A shopping center is typically designed to draw many visitors and could provide substantial daily traffic.
D: Hamburg is a city, but the context doesn't provide a reason for it being better than a shopping center or mall.
E: An office building can have traffic during work hours, but may be limited outside those hours.

Among these options, a shopping center likely offers the most consistent and diverse traffic due to various businesses and consumer needs.


Question:
Question: What is a negative external consequence for someone who takes part in a killing?
Choices:
A: dies
B: being imprisoned
C: blood
D: bloody mess
E: feeling of guilt

Answer: B

The question asks for a negative external consequence of participating in a killing. The options provided contain various outcomes, but we need to identify which one reflects an external consequence rather than an internal feeling or state.

- A: dies – this is a direct consequence but applies to the person killed, not the perpetrator.
- B: being imprisoned – this is a clear external consequence of legal repercussions for committing a crime.
- C: blood – this is a physical result but not a consequence for the person involved.
- D: bloody mess – similar to blood, this describes the aftermath but is not a consequence to the perpetrator.
- E: feeling of guilt – this is an internal feeling and not an external consequence.

After evaluating these, "being imprisoned" is the most direct and relevant negative external consequence for the individual who takes part in a killing.


Question:
Question: They play violin, but can't learn others' musical pieces, what couldn't they do?
Choices:
A: calluses
B: take notes
C: read music
D: making music
E: make noise

Answer: C

To analyze the question, we see that the individuals can play the violin, which implies they have some skill in music. However, their inability to learn others' musical pieces suggests they lack the ability to understand or interpret written music. The option that aligns with this inability is "read music," as it refers directly to the skill needed to learn and perform pieces created by others.

Thus, the final answer is C: read music.


Question:
Question: If people have no contact with others they will experience what emotion?
Choices:
A: feel lonely
B: togetherness
C: feed themselves
D: compete with each other
E: talk to each other

Answer: A

The question suggests that a lack of social contact leads to a specific emotional experience. Among the options, feeling lonely is the most directly related to the consequence of having no contact with others.

The other choices imply positive social interactions (B, E) or activities that do not necessarily relate to emotional experiences of loneliness (C, D). Hence, the correct answer is clear.


Question:
Question: She wanted to learn to needlepoint, what was he goal competency?
Choices:
A: collection of folk art
B: sewing
C: livingroom
D: paint
E: frame

Answer: B

To learn needlepoint, her goal competency would likely relate to a skill involved in the craft itself. The most relevant choice from the options provided would be "B: sewing," as needlepoint involves sewing techniques.


Question:
Question: How might a person go somewhere?
Choices:
A: stumbling down
B: die
C: might fly
D: might drive car
E: get somewhere

Answer: D

To determine how a person might go somewhere, we should consider the most plausible and common modes of transportation among the choices provided.

A: "stumbling down" suggests a lack of control and isn't a deliberate method of going somewhere.
B: "die" is not a way to go somewhere; it's the end of life.
C: "might fly" could be applicable if referring to air travel, but it's less common for everyday scenarios.
D: "might drive car" is a practical and typical way of traveling from one place to another.
E: "get somewhere" is too vague and doesn’t specify how.

Given these considerations, the most logical and realistic answer is D.


Question:
Question: The couple was looking to adopt, what were they looking at profiles of?
Choices:
A: abandon
B: give away
C: biological child
D: homeless
E: orphan

Answer: E

The couple looking to adopt would be looking at profiles of children who need a home, specifically those without parents. Among the choices given, "orphan" most directly refers to a child without parents who could potentially be adopted.


Question:
Question: Where would a person go if he or she wants to get a good view?
Choices:
A: hill
B: building
C: family
D: water cooler
E: space shuttle

Answer: E

To get a good view, options A (hill), B (building), and E (space shuttle) all provide locations that typically offer elevated perspectives. However, the best answer would likely be E (space shuttle) since it provides an unparalleled view of Earth from a high altitude.

A hill and a building can also offer good views, but they are not as unique or expansive as the view from space. C (family) and D (water cooler) do not pertain to locations that would inherently provide a view.

Considering all this, the best answer is E.


Question:
Question: What does a human need to do before a program will exist?
Choices:
A: think logically
B: write code
C: compile
D: get frustrated
E: learn programming

Answer: B

To create a program, a human must first conceptualize the program and then translate that idea into a form that can be executed by a computer. This foundational step involves writing code. While learning programming and thinking logically are important as well, they are not prerequisites for the existence of a program itself. The act that directly relates to the existence of a program is writing code.


Question:
Question: As the day ended he eyed the door from his desk, work was soon over and he could leave the what?
Choices:
A: conference room
B: theater
C: apartment
D: office
E: neighbor's house

Answer: D

The context suggests that he is finishing work at a workplace, likely a place where one has a desk and where work activities take place. The most fitting choice that aligns with this scenario is "office."


Question:
Question: Where in a metropolitan area would you likely find a dance club?
Choices:
A: downtown area
B: city hall
C: toun
D: united states
E: downtown district

Answer: A

To determine the most likely location of a dance club in a metropolitan area, we need to consider areas that are typically associated with nightlife and entertainment.

- **Options B (city hall)** and **D (united states)** do not fit as they are not specific to nightlife or daning activities; city hall serves a different purpose and "united states" is far too broad.
- **Option C (toun)** seems to be a typographical error for "town," which also doesn't specifically relate to metropolitan nightlife.
- **Options A (downtown area)** and **E (downtown district)** both point towards central urban locations which typically have a concentration of entertainment venues, including dance clubs.

Both A and E are similar in meaning, but "downtown area" is a more common term.

Thus, the best answer would be:


Question:
Question: Where would you put a plate after washing it?
Choices:
A: flea market
B: kitchen cupboard
C: dishwasher
D: restaurant
E: outside

Answer: B

After washing a plate, the most logical place to put it would be in a kitchen cupboard where clean dishes are stored until needed for use. The other options do not represent appropriate places to store clean dishes.


Question:
Question: If you're lighting a candle to see what are you in?
Choices:
A: dimly lit room
B: synagogue
C: sunlight
D: birthday cake
E: bedroom

Answer: A

In a dimly lit room, lighting a candle makes sense as it's a common way to provide extra light. In a synagogue, although candles may be lit, it's not typically for general visibility. Sunlight would not require a candle, and lighting one on a birthday cake is context-specific rather than general visibility. A bedroom could be dimly lit, but it doesn’t specifically imply the necessity of a candle. Thus, the most logical choice for needing a candle for visibility is a dimly lit room.


Question:
Question: When hearing music while drinking alcohol, what are people likely to do?
Choices:
A: become inebriated
B: socialize
C: eating
D: sleep at night
E: dance

Answer: E

When people drink alcohol and listen to music, they are often in social settings where the atmosphere encourages movement and enjoyment. Music typically enhances the experience of drinking, leading to activities such as dancing. Although other options like socializing can also happen while drinking and listening to music, dancing is a more direct response to music.


Question:
Question: Where would be an unusual place for a harmonica?
Choices:
A: country band
B: blues band
C: pocket
D: music store
E: rock band

Answer: E

To determine the unusual place for a harmonica, we can analyze the options:

A: A country band often uses harmonicas, making this a usual place.
B: A blues band is well-known for utilizing harmonicas, so this is also a common place.
C: A pocket is a typical place for a harmonica if someone is carrying it around.
D: A music store is where instruments like harmonicas are expected to be found, making it reasonable.
E: While harmonicas can sometimes be found in rock bands, they are not a standard or prominent instrument in this genre compared to others, making it less common.

Considering all options, the rock band (E) stands out as the least typical setting for a harmonica.


Question:
Question: The teacher was explaining how important it is to learn all you can, she said it can get you anywhere and is very what?
Choices:
A: intelligent
B: have more knowledge
C: increase knowledge
D: factual
E: empowering

Answer: E

The teacher emphasizes the importance of learning by suggesting that it can significantly benefit you in various ways. The best option that aligns with the notion of learning empowering an individual is "empowering." While the other options relate to learning, they do not convey the idea of gaining power or confidence that comes from knowledge.


Question:
Question: John was cleaning up and found pics from his trip to California in something old.  What did he probablt find them in?
Choices:
A: suitcase
B: television
C: attic
D: fridge
E: newspaper

Answer: A

John found pictures from his trip, which are typically stored in personal or travel-related items. Among the options, a suitcase is the most likely place to store travel memories, such as photos. The attic could also be a potential option, but it usually contains older or forgotten items, not just travel pictures. The television, fridge, and newspaper don’t logically relate to where photos would be stored.


Question:
Question: How would chicken be served?
Choices:
A: freezer
B: eaten
C: plate
D: fast food restaurant
E: dish

Answer: C

To determine how chicken would be served, we can analyze the choices.

- A: freezer - This is for storage, not serving.
- B: eaten - This indicates the purpose of serving but does not specify how.
- C: plate - This is a common way to serve food, including chicken.
- D: fast food restaurant - This refers to a location where chicken might be served but is less direct.
- E: dish - This could refer to a serving of chicken but is somewhat vague.

Among these options, "plate" is the most direct and conventional way chicken is served.


Question:
Question: Having fun with people you care about will likely cause you to do what?
Choices:
A: better mood
B: smiling
C: feeling better
D: feeling happy
E: being excited

Answer: D

Having fun with people you care about typically fosters positive emotions. Among the options, all suggest positive outcomes, but "feeling happy" encompasses a broader aspect of joy compared to the others, which are more specific. Therefore, the best answer indicating the likely overall impact of having fun with loved ones is "feeling happy."


Question:
Question: Where would students go to get a higher education?
Choices:
A: university
B: ask questions
C: classroom
D: summer school
E: homeschool

Answer: A

To get a higher education, students typically attend institutions that offer advanced degrees and specialized programs. Among the choices provided, a university is specifically designed for higher education and provides a variety of degree options for students after high school. The other options relate to various forms of education but do not specifically denote institutions for higher learning.


Question:
Question: What kind of leave did the manager assign all nonessential personnel?
Choices:
A: mandatory
B: shall
C: necessary
D: essential
E: required

Answer: A

The question specifically asks what kind of leave was assigned to all nonessential personnel. The term that best describes leave that is obligatory and applies uniformly to a group is "mandatory." The other options do not convey the same sense of obligation.

Thus, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Why do you not earn money while you have lunch?
Choices:
A: too full
B: eat food
C: get food
D: find food
E: stop working

Answer: E

To earn money, one typically needs to be engaged in work. During lunch, individuals take a break to eat food, which interrupts their work activities. Therefore, the most logical answer refers to the cessation of work during this time.


Question:
Question: What is required for someone to win when competing against someone else in ball?
Choices:
A: edge
B: skill
C: luck
D: challenge
E: desire to win

Answer: B

To win against someone else in a ball game, a competitor requires a combination of abilities, but the most crucial factor is skill. Skill encompasses the ability to play effectively, make strategic decisions, and execute plays well, which are fundamental to winning. While luck, desire to win, and edge may have roles, skill directly influences performance and outcomes in competitive sports.


Question:
Question: Where would you see someone typing on a keyboard?
Choices:
A: landfill
B: finger
C: with camera
D: office
E: music store

Answer: D

To determine where someone would likely be typing on a keyboard, we should consider environments where computers and keyboards are typically used.

- A landfill is unlikely to have anyone using a keyboard.
- A finger doesn't relate directly to using a keyboard.
- A camera might involve typing for data input, but generally does not prioritize keyboard use.
- An office is a common setting where typing on keyboards occurs, as computers are frequently found there.
- A music store might have computers, but it’s not the primary focus for keyboard use.

Based on this reasoning, the best answer is D: office.


Question:
Question: What does the D in DRC stand for?
Choices:
A: dictatorship
B: democracy
C: democracy
D: state
E: democratic

Answer: E

In the context of DRC, which stands for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the "D" refers to "Democratic." The correct choice from the given options is "democratic."


Question:
Question: Where would you play basketball outside?
Choices:
A: scoring
B: sporting goods store
C: park
D: dribbling
E: gymnasium

Answer: C

To play basketball outside, the most suitable option among the choices given is a place that is open and typically designed for recreational activities. A park usually has basketball courts where one can play the game outdoors. The other options, like a sporting goods store or gymnasium, are not locations for outdoor play. Therefore, the most logical choice is:

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Question:
Question: John's parking space was in a great position.  Where was it in relation to the building?
Choices:
A: jar
B: front
C: universe
D: box
E: answer

Answer: B

To determine the best answer regarding the location of John's parking space in relation to the building, we consider the context of parking spaces. Typically, a parking space in a "great position" would be in front of the building for easy access. The other options (jar, universe, box, answer) do not logically relate to a parking space's positioning.

Therefore, the most fitting answer is "front."


Question:
Question: There was a lot of anger for the guilty party as the judge did what?
Choices:
A: pass sentence
B: instruct jury
C: fight
D: illustrate point
E: wrestle

Answer: A

The context suggests that the judge's actions triggered anger towards the guilty party. The most logical action associated with a judge in a courtroom setting that could lead to such a reaction is "pass sentence." Instructing a jury, fighting, illustrating a point, or wrestling do not typically result in anger directed at a party.


Question:
Question: James is watching a film.  In the end, when the dog is shot, he finds himself doing what?
Choices:
A: entertainment
B: falling asleep
C: skateboarding
D: farting
E: crying

Answer: E

In a situation where a dog is shot in a film, it is likely to evoke a strong emotional response, such as sadness or empathy. This would lead to someone possibly crying. The other options do not relate to a typical reaction to such a scene.


Question:
Question: Where do you keep a book to read before bed?
Choices:
A: school room
B: allen key
C: classroom
D: bedside table
E: coffee table

Answer: D

To read a book before bed, the most logical place to keep it is where you would access it easily while in bed. A bedside table is designed for keeping items you may want to use at night, such as a book. The other choices do not serve this purpose effectively.


Question:
Question: Faith can be defined as belief without what?
Choices:
A: washing toilets
B: disbelief
C: knowledge
D: despair
E: move mountains

Answer: C

To define faith, we generally consider it to be a belief that does not rely on empirical evidence or proof. The most fitting choice from the options provided is "knowledge," as faith is often understood as a conviction that exists despite a lack of concrete evidence or understanding.

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Question:
Question: Joe didn't have any concern for small things.   Some people thought that he was irresponsible, but Sarah insisted he was just what?
Choices:
A: uncaring
B: indifference
C: arrogant
D: carefree
E: carelessness

Answer: D

Joe's lack of concern for small things shows a perspective that does not align with typical responsibility. Sarah's insistence indicates she sees a positive aspect rather than a negative one. Among the choices, "carefree" best captures a relaxed attitude that doesn't take small things seriously, contrasting with the notion of being irresponsible.


Question:
Question: Jenny answered the phone because this was what she did for a living.   She took a message and passed it on.  It was important, about a big project.  Where might Jenny be?
Choices:
A: friend's house
B: hotel
C: school
D: party
E: office

Answer: E

Jenny's role involves answering the phone and taking messages related to important projects, suggesting a professional environment. The choices can be analyzed as follows:

A: friend's house - unlikely as this is a casual setting.
B: hotel - could involve phone communication, but it's less about project management.
C: school - typically not associated with taking messages about big projects in a professional sense.
D: party - highly unlikely to be a place for work-related phone calls.
E: office - the most plausible option, as it fits with taking messages about important projects.

Based on this reasoning, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where can you get on a highway in San Diego, Omaha, and Atlanta?
Choices:
A: repairs
B: desert
C: atlas
D: united states
E: countryside

Answer: D

To determine where you can get on a highway in San Diego, Omaha, and Atlanta, we should look for something common among these places.

- "A: repairs" does not relate to highways directly.
- "B: desert" is not relevant to all three cities.
- "C: atlas" is a tool for navigation, but not a location to get on a highway.
- "D: united states" encompasses all three cities since they are all in the U.S.
- "E: countryside" does not specifically relate to the urban locations of these cities.

The most logical answer, covering all locations and being relevant to highways, is "D: united states."


Question:
Question: Where could there be many couch, all with people sitting on them?
Choices:
A: restaurant
B: rest area
C: apartment
D: neighbor's house
E: waiting room

Answer: E

To determine where there could be many couches with people sitting on them, we need to consider places where a group of people might gather and where seating is arranged.

A restaurant could have multiple sofas in waiting areas or lounges, but usually, they have tables and chairs.

A rest area typically provides basic seating, often benches rather than couches.

An apartment may have multiple couches, but generally, they would not all be occupied simultaneously by many people.

A neighbor's house might have couches, but the number of people sitting on them would depend on the size of the gathering.

A waiting room (like in a doctor's office or hospital) is designed to have multiple couches or chairs, and it is common for many people to sit there while waiting.

Considering these aspects, the most suitable answer is E: waiting room.


Question:
Question: Where would you find a dustbin that is being used?
Choices:
A: utility closet
B: ground
C: cupboard
D: broom closet
E: kitchen

Answer: E

A dustbin that is being used would most commonly be found in a place where waste is regularly disposed of, such as a kitchen where food waste and other refuse accumulate daily.

The other choices, such as a utility closet, cupboard, and broom closet, are not typical places for commonly used dustbins.

Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Where would you find a bottle used to feed a new human?
Choices:
A: supermarket
B: grocery store
C: vending machine
D: liquor store
E: nursery

Answer: E

To feed a new human, you would typically use a baby bottle, which is commonly found in places that sell baby products. While a supermarket or grocery store might have baby bottles, they are usually found in the baby section specifically, making a nursery (like a baby nursery) the most relevant option since it directly pertains to the context of newborn care.


Question:
Question: Where can a beaver find materials to build their dams?
Choices:
A: zoo
B: body of water
C: home depot
D: books
E: wooded area

Answer: E

Beavers build their dams by gathering materials such as wood, branches, and mud. They typically find these materials in their natural habitat. A wooded area would provide the necessary resources for construction. Therefore, the best choice from the options provided is:

E: wooded area


Question:
Question: A person who works 14 hours a day will have very little what?
Choices:
A: sleep
B: care about
C: spare time
D: know everything
E: own house

Answer: C

A person who works 14 hours a day will have very little spare time because most of their time will be consumed by work, leaving minimal time for other activities.


Question:
Question: The teacher explained why he should play piano even though he wanted to play guitar, she said it was the best introduction to what?
Choices:
A: learn how
B: learn music
C: make music
D: take lessons
E: practice

Answer: B

The teacher likely explained that playing piano provides a solid foundation for understanding music theory, keys, and musical structure. Thus, the best choice that aligns with this reasoning is B: learn music.


Question:
Question: If I am suffering from boredom, and I am also hungry, what should I do?
Choices:
A: take a nap because you're broke
B: do crossword puzzle
C: grocery shop
D: see art
E: play games

Answer: C

To address both boredom and hunger effectively, the best choice should engage my interest while also satisfying my hunger.

- A nap (A) does not address hunger and is not engaging.
- A crossword puzzle (B) can alleviate boredom but won't solve hunger.
- Grocery shopping (C) will provide food but may not eliminate boredom immediately, though it can be an engaging activity if approached creatively.
- Seeing art (D) may alleviate boredom but won’t address hunger.
- Playing games (E) will alleviate boredom but, like the other options, does not address hunger.

The best option that combines both factors is grocery shopping (C), as it can be a productive and engaging way to deal with boredom while also ensuring I meet my hunger needs.


Question:
Question: If you follow a road toward a river what feature are you driving through?
Choices:
A: north america
B: valley
C: town
D: road
E: bridge

Answer: B

To reach a river via a road, you would typically be moving through a geographical feature that channels water and often has lower elevation, such as a valley. The other options either do not directly relate to the situation (A: North America, C: Town, D: Road) or are not a feature you would 'drive through' in this context (E: Bridge).

Thus, the best answer is B: valley.


Question:
Question: What is a person's goal to ownas an adult with a family?
Choices:
A: wellness
B: number 1
C: headache
D: their own failings
E: own home

Answer: E

To determine the best answer regarding a person's goal to own as an adult with a family, we consider what is typically viewed as a significant achievement or priority for families. "Wellness," while important, is more abstract and not something one can own. "Number 1" and "headache" do not represent ownership goals and relate more to personal feelings or rankings. "Their own failings" is introspective and unlikely to be something one would strive to possess. The most concrete and common goal for adults with families is to have stability, often represented by "own home," which provides security and a space for family life.


Question:
Question: Joe is looking for his comb, which he keeps near a mirror.  Where might he try looking for  it?
Choices:
A: bedstand
B: medicine cabinet
C: suitcase
D: barber shop
E: pocket

Answer: B

Joe keeps his comb near a mirror, which suggests that it is likely to be found in a place associated with grooming or personal care. The most relevant choice from the options given is the medicine cabinet, where grooming tools are commonly stored.


Question:
Question: The deep ocean is dark, and diving into it is both dangerous and what?
Choices:
A: light
B: shallow
C: shallow
D: high
E: frivolous

Answer: E

Diving into the deep ocean is both dangerous and typically associated with being in a profound, extreme environment, rather than being light or shallow. The choice that best fits the context is that it is an extreme or serious activity, so options that indicate triviality (frivolous) are not suitable.

Since the question suggests that danger comes with significant risk and seriousness, "frivolous" stands out as the best contrasting term among the options given, as diving is not taken lightly.


Question:
Question: Where might a bureau be in charge?
Choices:
A: french government
B: home office
C: office building
D: parliament
E: bedroom

Answer: A

To determine where a bureau might be in charge, we need to consider the roles typically associated with a bureau. A bureau is often a department or a division within a larger organization or government structure.

- Option A (French government) is plausible, as a government bureau could oversee specific functions.
- Option B (home office) suggests a more personal, less formal setup, unlikely for a bureau's scope.
- Option C (office building) is generic and could have multiple bureaus housed within it but does not imply something is in charge.
- Option D (parliament) is similar to the French government, as parliamentary offices could include various bureaus.
- Option E (bedroom) is usually not associated with a bureau's responsibilities.

The most suitable options are A and D, but since the question asks for where they might be in charge, the option that fits best, in a governmental context, is A.


Question:
Question: She felt the need to continue to lose weight, this was despite her already being what?
Choices:
A: skinny
B: feel better
C: under weight
D: lift weights
E: healthy

Answer: A

To determine the best answer, we need to identify a condition that aligns with the idea of feeling the need to continue losing weight, despite already being at a certain state. Among the options provided:

A: skinny - indicates being very thin, which would suggest no further weight loss is needed.
B: feel better - this is subjective and does not relate to weight.
C: under weight - implies a condition of being below the normal weight range, suggesting losing more weight would be harmful.
D: lift weights - not relevant to the concept of losing weight.
E: healthy - implies a balanced state where further weight loss might be unnecessary.

The option that best fits the context of continuing to lose weight despite already having a certain condition is "skinny," because it conveys that she is already thin yet still feels the urge to lose more weight.

Thus, the best answer is "skinny."


Question:
Question: Food on what kind of transport is normally freeze dried or dehydrated?
Choices:
A: friend's house
B: bicycle
C: space shuttle
D: kitchen
E: disneyland

Answer: C

When considering the options, freeze-dried or dehydrated food is typically prepared for environments where fresh food is not practical, such as in space. The space shuttle is designed for long missions where storage and food preservation are crucial. Thus, the best answer reflecting the context of freeze-dried or dehydrated food is related to space travel.


Question:
Question: Something that holds food or other items is called what?
Choices:
A: container
B: kitchen
C: backpack
D: jar
E: bowl

Answer: A

To determine what holds food or other items, we need to analyze the options:

- A: "container" - This is a general term for any item that can hold things.
- B: "kitchen" - This refers to a place where food is prepared, not a holder.
- C: "backpack" - Typically used for carrying items but not specifically for holding food.
- D: "jar" - A specific type of container that often holds food.
- E: "bowl" - Another specific type of container that holds food.

Given that both "jar" and "bowl" can hold food, but "container" is a broader term that encompasses both of these options (and others).

Considering that the question asks for something that holds food or other items, "container" is the most fitting answer.


Question:
Question: What would an adult woman do to get ready for work?
Choices:
A: drink beer
B: put on make up
C: dress himself
D: work
E: dress herself

Answer: E

To get ready for work, an adult woman would typically prepare by dressing properly and possibly applying makeup. Among the options, "dress herself" is the most relevant and accurate choice, as it directly relates to an essential part of her preparation for work. Therefore, while putting on makeup could also be part of her routine, the act of dressing is a primary step.


Question:
Question: Where is a nightclub likely to be?
Choices:
A: manhattan
B: downtown area
C: beside a river
D: building
E: major city

Answer: B

To determine where a nightclub is likely to be, we can analyze the options. Nightclubs are often located in urban areas with high foot traffic and accessibility to entertainment.

- A: Manhattan - This is a major city known for its nightlife, making it a likely location for nightclubs.
- B: Downtown area - Downtown areas of cities typically host many entertainment venues, including nightclubs, so this is also a strong possibility.
- C: Beside a river - While some nightclubs might be near rivers, it is not a defining characteristic for most.
- D: Building - A nightclub could be situated in a building, but this is too general and not a specific location.
- E: Major city - Nightclubs are indeed often found in major cities, but this remains a broad category.

While options A, B, and E are reasonable, the downtown area (B) specifically targets urban nightlife, which aligns closely with where you would typically find nightclubs.


Question:
Question: He didn't understand the subject at first, but after studying it for a while, what did he gain?
Choices:
A: new perspective
B: increasing knowledge
C: understanding
D: more intelligence
E: inspiration

Answer: C

He initially didn't understand the subject, but after studying, he gained insight into it. The most direct outcome of studying is an increase in comprehension or grasp of the material, which aligns with the term "understanding." Therefore, he gained a clearer grasp of the subject rather than merely knowledge or perspective.


Question:
Question: Jane bought a small dog half way through her trip while driving back home to Toronto from Mexico.   Where might she have bought the dog?
Choices:
A: canada
B: illinois
C: basket
D: ball stopped
E: person's house

Answer: B

To determine where Jane might have bought the dog, we need to consider her location during her trip from Mexico to Toronto. Given that she bought the dog halfway through her trip, the most logical option would be a place where she could reasonably acquire a dog while traveling.

- A: Canada – this option is too general since she was leaving Mexico.
- B: Illinois – this could be a place along the route back to Toronto.
- C: Basket – does not make sense as it's not a location.
- D: Ball stopped – this also does not make sense as a location.
- E: Person's house – while plausible, this is also vague and may not be a viable location for purchasing a dog during a road trip.

Given Jane's journey, "Illinois" stands out as an appropriate and specific option where she might have reasonably stopped and purchased a small dog.


Question:
Question: Where can a person drink alcohol as they slice a steak?
Choices:
A: pub
B: chemistry lab
C: manual
D: supermarket
E: restaurants

Answer: E

To drink alcohol while slicing a steak, one would likely be in a setting that serves both food and drinks. Among the options provided, a pub and a restaurant are appropriate places for such an activity. However, since restaurants typically have a wider variety of dining options, including steak, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: Hundreds of miles away a paper was signed and the conflict was over, not a single drop of blood would hit the what that day?
Choices:
A: vein
B: person
C: paper
D: clinic
E: battlefield

Answer: E

The phrase "not a single drop of blood would hit" suggests that the answer relates to a location where blood is commonly shed in conflict or warfare. Among the options, "battlefield" is the most fitting, as it directly refers to the place where combat occurs and blood is typically shed. The other options don't align as closely with the context of preventing bloodshed.


Question:
Question: What do police do when getting ready to work?
Choices:
A: arm themselves
B: force law
C: pull someone over
D: help people
E: direct traffic

Answer: A

When getting ready to work, police typically prepare themselves for their duties which often includes arming themselves. While other options are part of their responsibilities, they occur during their shifts, not necessarily as a preparation step.


Question:
Question: If you let go of a balloon where will it go?
Choices:
A: birthday party
B: grocery store
C: away
D: sky
E: circus

Answer: D

When a balloon is let go, it typically rises into the air and moves away from the point of release, often ascending into the sky due to the buoyancy of the helium or lighter air inside it. The most accurate option based on this behavior would be "away" or "sky," but "sky" specifically captures its ultimate destination.

Therefore, the balloon will go into the sky.


Question:
Question: The clicking away of a shorthand typewriter was doing what while hearing testimony?
Choices:
A: anger
B: nodding
C: listening
D: take notes
E: writing down

Answer: D

The clicking away of a shorthand typewriter suggests that it is recording or transcribing the testimony being heard. This action aligns most closely with "taking notes" or "writing down" what is being said. However, since shorthand typing generally refers to recording information in a swift and efficient manner, the best option that represents the action of a shorthand typewriter while hearing testimony would be "take notes."


Question:
Question: The entrance hall was grandiose and had royalty inside, where was the entrance hall?
Choices:
A: house
B: person
C: palace
D: school
E: outside

Answer: C

The description of the entrance hall as "grandiose" and containing "royalty" suggests a setting that is typically associated with royalty, which aligns best with a palace. A house or school would not commonly feature royal decorations or pride.

Therefore, the final answer is C: palace.


Question:
Question: Where is a delicatessen likely to be inside?
Choices:
A: shop
B: buy prepared foods
C: buy food
D: large city
E: michigan

Answer: A

To determine where a delicatessen is likely to be found, the most relevant option is "shop" as it directly relates to a retail establishment where prepared foods are sold, which is the primary function of a delicatessen. The other options either describe broader concepts (like "large city" which doesn't specify a location type) or are not specific locations (like "Michigan"). Therefore, the best answer is:


Question:
Question: A helper monkey does what around the home of a disabled person?
Choices:
A: treetops
B: works
C: disturb
D: nigeria
E: south american country

Answer: B

To determine what a helper monkey does around the home of a disabled person, we should focus on the function of the monkey. Helper monkeys are trained to assist and work for the benefit of individuals with disabilities, facilitating daily activities.

Considering the options:
A: treetops - does not apply.
B: works - this fits the role of what a helper monkey does.
C: disturb - not applicable as helper monkeys are there to assist.
D: nigeria - irrelevant.
E: south american country - irrelevant.

Based on this logical breakdown, the best answer is B: works.


Question:
Question: Where would you buy a can of soda along side many other items for sale?
Choices:
A: health food store
B: liquid
C: picnic cooler
D: store
E: vending machine

Answer: D

To buy a can of soda alongside many other items for sale, the best choice would be a 'store' as it typically offers a wide range of products including beverages.


Question:
Question: In Hollywood,  Beautiful isn't exceptional.  What is it?
Choices:
A: average
B: worse
C: ugly
D: bad
E: hideous

Answer: A

In Hollywood, the statement "Beautiful isn't exceptional" suggests that beauty is a common standard rather than a remarkable trait. Therefore, it implies that being beautiful is typical or standard, which aligns with the concept of being "average." The other choices do not logically fit this interpretation.