Where do you think the woman is?

• At school

• At a train station

• At her job

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How do you think she feels?

• Frustrated

• Excited

• Tired

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Now how does she feel?

• Sad

• Hopeful

• Disappointed

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How does the woman feel?

• Happy

• Sad

• Shocked

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Why is the lady so mad at the teenager?

• He ate the cookies.

• His music is too loud.

• He isn't talking to her.

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Why does she pull the shade?

• The sun is in her eyes.

• She's angry at the teenager and doesn't want to look at him. 

• The train conductor asked her to close the shade.

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What does the woman realize?

• The cookies that she bought had been in her purse, and she had been eating the teenager's cookies.

• She forgot that she bought two packages of cookies. 

• She brought cookies from home with her.  

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How did her perception of the teenager change? 

• She realized that he stole the cookies from her. 

• She realized that he was being nice by sharing his cookies. 

• She realized that he was a jerk.  

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How do you think the teenager felt about the woman?

• He thought she was a terrible person. 

• He probably thought she was a little strange for eating his cookies, but it didn't bother him too much. 

• He was very angry at her for eating his cookies. 

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