Question: Does the man know that the woman feels extremely tired and resistant to his idea of a 'night nanny'?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because even after the woman closed her eyes, sighed deeply, and clearly expressed rejection and fatigue through body language, the man continued to enthusiastically explain and promote the idea.


Question: Does Bo know the fundamental reason Will believes they cannot be together?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he showed a very confused expression and questioned the other person, until Will repeatedly pointed to his own body with large gestures, at which point Bo showed a relieved expression.


Question: Did the woman initially know the man's true motive for coming to see her?

Answer: B

No. She did not know because when she looked down at the man, she had a clear expression of resistance and accused him of acting out of 'foolish pity', until Greg awkwardly confessed that he was compelled by his mother.


Question: Does the man know that the woman does not welcome his arrival?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because, despite the woman's crossed arms and firm tone in repeatedly asking him to leave, he appears uneasy but does not leave immediately. Instead, he tries to correct the woman's cognitive bias by explaining, 'I'm not here out of pity for you.'