Question: What does the Older Man think the young man in the dark brown shirt intends by saying 'I think you're missing the point, Doc'?

Answer: D

The young man's relaxed tone and words suggest he believes the Older Man has misunderstood their perspective, rather than directly confronting him.

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when the young man starts speaking during the Older Man's explanation

He intends to steer the conversation away from the main argument by introducing a new topic.

He intends to convey that he finds common ground with the Older Man's reasoning.

He intends to conclude the discussion because he feels uncomfortable with the ongoing disagreement.

He intends to express that the Older Man has misunderstood their perspective.


Question: What does the Young Man in Light Green Shirt think the Older Man believes about his own reaction to the smile?

Answer: C

The Young Man in Light Green Shirt thinks the Older Man perceives his smile as a challenge or mockery. The Older Man's reaction, possibly showing suspicion or irritation, supports this belief.

when the Young Man in Light Green Shirt smiles during the Older Man's speech

He thinks the Older Man believes the smile is simply a polite gesture without any particular significance.

He thinks the Older Man believes the smile reflects uncertainty about what has just happened.

He thinks the Older Man believes the smile is a challenge or mockery.

He thinks the Older Man believes the smile signals that they are on the same side or share the same opinion.


Question: What does the Older Man think the young man in the dark shirt believes about his statement regarding cutting his tongue out?

Answer: C

The Older Man perceives the young man's relaxed demeanor and lack of engagement as signs that he views the statement as exaggerated rather than serious. This interpretation is based on the young man's nonchalant listening posture.

Older Man, light brown hair, plaid shirt

while the young man listens to the Older Man's explanation

The Older Man thinks the young man believes he is genuinely remorseful and is trying to caution them out of concern.

The Older Man thinks the young man believes he is using emotional tactics to persuade or influence the group for his benefit.

The Older Man thinks the young man believes he is being overly dramatic and possibly exaggerating to make a point.

The Older Man thinks the young man believes he doesn't care about the discussion and is emotionally detached from what is being said.


Question: What emotion does Jimmy think Donald experiences when talking?

Answer: C

Jimmy perceives Donald's discussion about avoiding online attention as a sign of vulnerability, recognizing his need for emotional protection.

when Donald talks about not being on the internet since Thursday

Jimmy thinks Donald feels self-assured and dismissive about the topic, believing he handles online attention easily.

Jimmy thinks Donald feels uninterested and emotionally detached during the conversation, as if the topic is not meaningful.

Jimmy thinks Donald feels vulnerability and a need for protection.

Jimmy thinks Donald feels irritated and resentful about being in the spotlight, showing annoyance with the public attention.


Question: What does Amy believe about Mr. Johnson’s true feelings behind his performative greeting?

Answer: D

Amy perceives Mr. Johnson's performative greeting as a cover for his unease and possibly unwelcome feelings. The contrast between his initial performative tone and the sudden warm greeting suggests he is masking his true emotions.

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when Mr. Johnson says 'Go, Crockett’s! Boom.' and then greets them

Amy believes Mr. Johnson feels detached and uninvested, using his performance mainly to keep up appearances and avoid deeper interaction.

Amy believes Mr. Johnson feels irritated and somewhat resentful, performing cheerfulness to disguise his underlying annoyance with the students.

Amy believes Mr. Johnson feels at ease and sincerely positive, using performance as a way to share his genuine enthusiasm for the moment.

Amy believes Mr. Johnson feels uneasy and uses performance to mask insecurity and possibly unwelcome feelings.


Question: What does Molly think Mr. Johnson believes about her use of formal language in this context?

Answer: B

Molly perceives Mr. Johnson's sarcastic correction as a critique of her formal language, suggesting he thinks she is trying to sound pretentious. His dismissive gesture reinforces this interpretation.

immediately after he says 'New Haven' and then says 'Yale'

He believes she is intentionally emphasizing accuracy to avoid showing emotion.

He believes she is trying to sound pretentious or overly formal.

He believes she is hesitant and possibly uncomfortable with the conversation.

He believes she is making light of the situation by using formal language playfully.


Question: What does Arthur think Evelyn believes about his reaction to her plea?

Answer: C

Arthur perceives that Evelyn expects him to withdraw emotionally, as indicated by her hesitant speech and pleading eyes, which suggest she anticipates a lack of response.

He thinks she believes he will act as if nothing happened.

He thinks she believes he will try to reassure her right away.

He thinks she believes he will withdraw emotionally.

He thinks she believes he will lose his temper in response.


Question: What does Arthur think Evelyn believes about his feelings toward her plea?

Answer: D

Arthur's silence and blank expression likely lead Evelyn to believe he is emotionally distant or indifferent to her plea, interpreting his non-responsiveness as detachment.

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after Evelyn talks and says Arthur is persistent

Evelyn believes Arthur is genuinely sympathetic and attentive to her concerns.

Evelyn believes Arthur is uncertain and struggling to interpret her intentions.

Evelyn believes Arthur is frustrated and emotionally reactive to her plea.

Evelyn believes Arthur is indifferent or emotionally distant


Question: What does Evelyn intend by saying 'I'll see you again tomorrow, I suppose'?

Answer: D

Evelyn's soft tone and hesitant phrasing suggest she is expressing a tentative hope for continued contact, reflecting her uncertainty and desire for reassurance.

while speaking to the man in the living room

She intends to express her frustration with the man's lack of communication, hoping he will justify his actions.

She intends to steer the conversation in a neutral direction to prevent discussing their underlying issues.

She intends to imply that she may not want to see the man again, hinting at possibly ending their meetings.

She intends to subtly express hope for continued contact despite her uncertainty about the man's response.


Question: What does Evelyn think Arthur believes about her when she says 'Don't'?

Answer: C

Evelyn's perception of Arthur's belief is that he sees her as fragile and uncertain, which may weaken her influence. However, she is unsure if Arthur truly believes her or thinks she is acting.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is upset and argumentative, which leads to more disagreement between them.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is scheming and attempting to sway his choices, making him wary of her intentions.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is fragile and uncertain, which weakens her influence on him.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is distant and unemotional, which makes it harder for them to connect.


Question: What does Evelyn think Arthur intends by maintaining silence during her pleas?

Answer: B

Evelyn perceives Arthur's silence and blank expression as avoidance, possibly due to his uncertainty or inability to respond effectively. His non-verbal cues suggest hesitance rather than indifference.

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while Evelyn is pleading and Arthur is listening

Evelyn thinks Arthur intends to quietly signal agreement and will support her wishes without needing to say anything.

Evelyn thinks Arthur intends to avoid confrontation because he feels unsure or unable to respond effectively.

Evelyn thinks Arthur intends to make her feel powerless by remaining silent and disregarding her concerns.

Evelyn thinks Arthur intends to quietly devise a response or take action later, all while giving the impression that he is unaffected by her pleas.


Question: What does Evelyn think Arthur believes about her emotional state as she talks?

Answer: D

Evelyn believes Arthur acknowledges her distress but chooses not to engage emotionally, interpreting his silence and serious expression as a sign of disbelief or disregard.

Evelyn, elderly woman with grayish-brown hair

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is detached and only going through the motions of concern, lacking real investment in the conversation.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is exaggerating her emotions to try to sway him, but he sees through it as insincere.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is being unnecessarily dramatic, making her concerns seem exaggerated and unreasonable.

Evelyn thinks Arthur believes she is genuinely upset but not enough to alter his course.


Question: What does Man in Red Tie think the older man intends by saying 'I am not interested'?

Answer: A

The Man in Red Tie perceives the older man's abrupt disinterest as potentially masking a hidden curiosity, indicated by his slightly hesitant tone.

Man in Red Tie, bald, glasses, dark suit

after talking about the woman's enthusiasm

To express hidden curiosity while masking it with disinterest

To signal that he wants more justification from Man in Red Tie before making a decision

To make it clear that he refuses to consider the proposal and wants to emphasize his authority in the conversation

To observe how Man in Red Tie will respond by intentionally keeping his intentions unclear


Question: What does Man in Red Tie think the older man desires by rejecting the woman's enthusiasm?

Answer: C

The Man in Red Tie thinks the older man desires to secretly engage but is unwilling to admit it, as suggested by his serious expression.

Man in Red Tie, bald, glasses, dark suit

He desires to preserve the emotional significance of his songs by discouraging further discussion about new performers.

He desires to protect his wife's legacy and prevent any change that might diminish her special role.

He desires to secretly engage but is unwilling to admit it

He desires to maintain distance and avoid involvement in the matter


Question: What does Woman at Desk think the man in the red tie believes about the older man's feelings during this exchange?

Answer: C

The Woman at Desk perceives that the Man in Red Tie believes the older man is hiding negative feelings, as indicated by the older man's evasive and faster speech. This suggests concealment rather than honesty.

while the man in the red tie listens to the older man's response

He believes the older man is being honest but doesn't care much about the situation.

He believes the older man is attempting to be accommodating and open to discussion.

He believes the older man is concealing negative feelings

He believes the older man doesn't fully understand what is being asked of him.


Question: What does Man in Red Tie believe the older man intends by saying 'That's enough!' and looking directly?

Answer: C

The Man in Red Tie interprets the older man's firm statement and direct eye contact as an attempt to assert control and decisively end the confrontation. The older man's serious demeanor and tone indicate his intention to shut down the argument.

immediately after Man in Red Tie raises his voice

To signal that he is willing to go along with Man in Red Tie's proposal and agrees with his points

To indicate a readiness to hear more arguments and possibly negotiate about the daughter's involvement

To assert control and shut down the confrontation decisively

To convey hesitation about his position and look for confirmation from Man in Red Tie


Question: What does Man in Red Tie think the woman believes about the older man's belief in the value of exclusivity?

Answer: D

The woman likely perceives the older man's exclusivity as a sign of his deep affection for her, understanding the complexity of his feelings. Her attentive yet reserved demeanor suggests she is aware of the emotional depth behind his words.

while the woman listens and focuses on her papers

She believes he values exclusivity, but sees it as a practical tradition rather than an emotional conviction.

She believes he does not truly value exclusivity and is simply using it as a reason to avoid working with her.

She believes he is unconcerned with exclusivity and feels emotionally distant from her as a result.

She believes he values exclusivity but also feels deeply connected to her through it.


Question: What does Tousled Hair think Beret Woman intends by saying she was going to take a book but changed her mind?

Answer: A

Tousled Hair perceives Beret Woman's comment about stealing a book as a playful test of his reaction. Her slight smile and curious glance suggest she is probing his trustworthiness rather than making a serious confession.

when Beret Woman talks about taking a book

To test Tousled Hair’s reaction and gauge his trustworthiness

To subtly challenge Tousled Hair’s authority and see if he would confront her

To shift Tousled Hair’s attention so he wouldn’t notice her interest in a different book

To share a personal anecdote, expecting empathy from Tousled Hair rather than a strategic response


Question: What does Curly Hair think Beret Woman believes about his intentions in the interaction?

Answer: B

Beret Woman's slight concern and formal tone indicate she might suspect Curly Hair's interest beyond the transaction, but she remains cautious. Curly Hair perceives this as her being unsure how to respond to his potential interest.

when Beret Woman chooses the book and says thank you to Tousled Hair

That she assumes he is uncertain about what is expected of him and feels uncomfortable participating in the exchange.

That she suspects he wants to be involved beyond the transaction but is unsure how to respond.

That she thinks he is emotionally distant and does not care to connect with her, preferring to keep the interaction brief.

That she believes he is attempting to steer the conversation for his own benefit, seeking to influence how things proceed.


Question: What does Tousled Hair think Curly Hair desires by saying to Beret Woman for her autograph?

Answer: B

Tousled Hair likely perceives Curly Hair's calm demeanor and direct gaze as signs of a sincere desire to connect with Beret Woman, rather than an attempt to provoke or manipulate.

Tousled Hair, light brown tousled hair, blue shirt

Curly Hair says to Beret Woman for the autograph and meets Beret Woman's gaze

To observe how Beret Woman handles unexpected requests and evaluate her social composure

To make a genuine connection and be acknowledged by Beret Woman

To spark an uncomfortable encounter that would entertain Tousled Hair by seeing how Curly Hair and Beret Woman interact

To challenge Beret Woman socially by making her respond to a sudden and public demand for attention


Question: What does Tousled Hair think Beret Woman intends by smiling and shaking her head when saying no to Curly Hair's offer?

Answer: C

Beret Woman's smile and head shake serve as a polite way to refuse Curly Hair's offer, maintaining a friendly atmosphere while clearly setting boundaries. Tousled Hair interprets this as her intention to keep the interaction amicable without encouraging further advances.

Beret Woman's response to Curly Hair asking for his phone number

She intends to subtly signal amusement at Curly Hair's offer, making her rejection seem less serious and more humorous.

She intends to gently tease Curly Hair by pairing a smile with her refusal, hinting that she enjoys the exchange.

She intends to soften the refusal to keep the interaction friendly and maintain social control.

She intends to appear polite while actually being indifferent, but Tousled Hair thinks she doesn't realize how her smile could be misunderstood.


Question: What does the woman with long hair think the woman in the dark jacket intends by her expression at the offer?

Answer: C

The woman with long hair likely perceives the surprise of the woman in the dark jacket as a sign of uncertainty or hesitation, rather than outright rejection or acceptance. This interpretation is based on the woman's stiff posture and lack of immediate positive response.

after the woman with long hair says she is willing to pay any price

She thinks the woman in the dark jacket is surprised by the offer and is uncertain about whether it is genuine.

She thinks the woman in the dark jacket is politely dismissive of the offer and intends to refuse it.

She thinks the woman in the dark jacket is unsure about the offer and needs time to process it.

She thinks the woman in the dark jacket is quietly excited by the offer and is already planning how to proceed.


Question: What does Bearded man in plaid shirt think the woman with long hair believes about the woman with flower accessory’s reaction to her request?

Answer: D

The bearded man likely thinks the woman with long hair perceives the surprise of the woman with flower accessory as a temporary reaction, expecting her to eventually comply with the request. This belief is supported by the woman's calm demeanor and persistence.

immediately after saying she will pay any price

He thinks she believes the woman with flower accessory is hesitant and may find reasons to decline the request.

He thinks she believes the woman with flower accessory is entertained by the request and will offer encouragement.

He thinks she believes the woman with flower accessory is detached and will neither support nor oppose the request.

He thinks she believes the woman with flower accessory is surprised but will eventually accept the request.


Question: What does the woman with long hair intend by standing silently and watching the conversation about the paintings?

Answer: C

The woman with long hair stands silently, observing the conversation to understand why her paintings are being valued. Her neutral expression and attentive gaze suggest she is contemplating whether to oppose the suggestion.

while the bearded man is talking about the paintings

She intends to quietly observe and wait for an appropriate moment to excuse herself, hoping to avoid drawing attention to her discomfort.

She intends to communicate her agreement with the discussion by maintaining a supportive presence and nodding when appropriate.

She intends to understand why her paintings are being valued and possibly oppose the suggestion.

She intends to listen closely so she can interject with a new suggestion about the paintings or the conversation's direction if needed.


Question: What emotion does Woman with long hair think the woman in dark cardigan feels while holding the book with colorful illustrations?

Answer: C

The woman with long hair perceives the woman in the dark cardigan as appreciating the artwork due to her focused attention and engagement with the colorful illustrations.

while the woman in dark cardigan shows the book to someone off-screen

She thinks the woman feels amused and pleasantly surprised by the paintings today.

She thinks the woman feels uncertain and reserved about the illustrations now.

She thinks the woman feels appreciative of the artwork.

She thinks the woman feels visibly delighted and expresses strong admiration for the artwork.


Question: What does Mr. Harrow feel about the blonde woman's emotional state during this interaction?

Answer: D

Mr. Harrow feels cautious because the blonde woman's neutral expression and the tension in the room suggest she might be hiding discomfort. He observes the interaction carefully, noting the contrast between her demeanor and Ms. Black's calm tone.

while observing Ms. Black talk to the blonde woman about the seizure

He feels confident the blonde woman is comfortable, interpreting her calm demeanor as a sign that Ms. Black’s gentle tone has put her at ease.

He feels detached from the blonde woman's emotions, believing his role in the interaction is minimal and her feelings are not his concern.

He feels slightly entertained by the blonde woman's blank expression, thinking it signals her lack of genuine interest in the discussion.

He feels cautious, suspecting the blonde woman hides discomfort behind her neutral expression because of the tension in the room.


Question: What does Ms. Black believe about the blonde woman’s emotional state during the conversation?

Answer: D

Ms. Black believes the blonde woman is hiding distress because her neutral expression and tense posture suggest vulnerability. Ms. Black's calm tone contrasts with the blonde woman's demeanor, indicating deeper emotional complexity.

while Ms. Black talks to the blonde woman about her seizure

Ms. Black believes the blonde woman is uninterested in the conversation, interpreting her lack of expressive gestures and her minimal eye contact as signs of disengagement.

Ms. Black believes the blonde woman is upset and possibly frustrated, noting the way she occasionally tightens her jaw and avoids direct responses.

Ms. Black believes the blonde woman feels comfortable and unaffected by the discussion, as her relaxed posture and composed demeanor suggest she is not troubled.

Ms. Black believes the blonde woman is hiding deeper distress beneath her neutral expression because her slight concern hints at vulnerability.


Question: What does Ms. Black think Ms. Coles feels about Mr. Harrow's affirmation?

Answer: C

Ms. Black perceives that Ms. Coles feels constrained and wary due to Mr. Harrow's calm yet controlling demeanor. Her closed posture and lack of eye contact indicate discomfort.

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when Mr. Harrow says 'That's right' and watches Ms. Coles

Ms. Black thinks Ms. Coles feels somewhat relieved and reassured by Mr. Harrow's affirmation, finding his demeanor soothing.

Ms. Black thinks Ms. Coles feels puzzled and unsure about why Mr. Harrow is being so affirming, suspecting there is more to his words.

Ms. Black thinks Ms. Coles feels constrained and wary, sensing an undercurrent of control despite the calm tone.

Ms. Black thinks Ms. Coles feels detached and emotionally distant in response to Mr. Harrow's affirmation, as if it makes little difference to her.


Question: What does Bud desire emotionally when he recalls the joke about the '13th step'?

Answer: B

Bud desires that Frank acknowledges the depth of his betrayal and validates Bud's feelings of hurt. His bitter tone indicates he seeks emotional recognition rather than superficial apologies.

just after Frank says sorry and before Bud talks to him

Bud desires to shield Frank from blame by minimizing the emotional weight of what happened.

Bud desires recognition of his pain and validation of his feelings of betrayal.

Bud desires to suppress his discomfort by pretending the situation isn't serious and steering the conversation away.

Bud desires to make light of the incident and shift the mood back to joking, hoping to avoid addressing deeper emotions.


Question: What complex emotions does Bud experience while looking at Frank with crossed arms during the talk?

Answer: D

Bud experiences a mix of anger, hurt, and disbelief as he confronts Frank. His defensive posture and glare indicate he is emotionally charged and skeptical of Frank's sincerity.

when Bud stands facing Frank, listening to him say sorry

Bud feels uncertain and conflicted, trying to make sense of Frank’s explanations without fully engaging emotionally.

Bud experiences a sense of resignation and emotional distance, acting as though the conversation with Frank does not deeply affect him.

Bud displays a sense of forced composure and outward patience, attempting to appear understanding despite any underlying feelings.

Bud feels a mix of anger, hurt, and disbelief towards Frank’s actions.


Question: What complex emotion is Juno experiencing while talking?

Answer: D

Juno's sarcastic tone masks a complex mix of hurt, disappointment, and defiance. Her gestures and gaze indicate she is struggling with these layered emotions.

Detachment and mild irritation about the conversation

Overwhelming frustration with no underlying vulnerability

Amusement concealed beneath a layer of wit and irony

A mix of hurt, disappointment, and defiance


Question: What emotion is Juno primarily experiencing when she talks about prom with Katrina DeVore?

Answer: B

Juno's serious tone and firm gaze suggest she is experiencing frustration, which she tries to control to maintain her emotional dominance.

Resignation about how things are unfolding with Paulie and Katrina

Frustration mixed with controlled seriousness

Hopefulness that prom might bring a positive change for her and her friends

Wry acceptance of the awkwardness of discussing prom with Katrina


Question: What is Man’s emotional state when he says 'I don't know' while standing with a relaxed posture?

Answer: A

The man feels conflicted and cautious, as indicated by his serious tone and relaxed posture, suggesting he is balancing openness with restraint.

He feels conflicted and cautious, balancing openness with restraint.

He feels resigned and emotionally distant, having already accepted the outcome and withdrawn from trying to connect.

He feels frustrated and slightly hurt, but masks these feelings by maintaining a calm exterior and avoiding direct confrontation.

He feels uncertain but tries to appear composed and in control, using his uncertainty to subtly test the Woman’s reaction.


Question: What is Mary's emotional state as she listens to Ben's explanation?

Answer: B

Mary feels skeptical but tries to remain supportive as she listens to Ben. Her raised eyebrows and slow speech indicate skepticism, but her attentive listening shows she wants to encourage him.

while Ben is talking about his career plan

Calm and emotionally distant, not allowing herself to get involved in Ben's career plans.

Skeptical but trying to remain supportive of Ben's enthusiasm

Optimistic and eager about Ben's future as a police officer, showing clear encouragement for his decisions.

Anxious and uncertain, struggling to keep up with Ben's detailed explanation and feeling uneasy about the situation.


Question: What does Ben believe about the likelihood of his career plan succeeding as he talks?

Answer: D

Ben believes his career plan is possible but not guaranteed. His mix of focus and excitement, along with nodding, suggests he is cautiously optimistic and wants to convince both himself and Mary.

while outlining his career steps to Mary

He believes his plan will work out exactly as he described and acts as if nothing could go wrong, showing unwavering confidence to Angela.

He believes whether or not he succeeds doesn't matter as much as earning Angela's family's approval, prioritizing relationships over career outcome.

He believes achieving his career goals is unlikely, but talks about them in an optimistic way to reassure Angela and avoid her concerns.

He believes it is possible but not guaranteed and wants to convince both himself and Mary


Question: What does the red-haired woman believe about the brunette woman's statement of being born in Japan?

Answer: C

The red-haired woman's reaction of shock and disbelief suggests she thinks the brunette woman is either lying or mistaken about being born in Japan. Her direct gaze and wide eyes indicate skepticism rather than acceptance.

immediately after the brunette woman says she was born in Japan

She thinks the brunette woman is being honest and finds the information unexpected, which challenges what she previously assumed.

She interprets the brunette woman's claim as a playful exaggeration, assuming it was meant humorously rather than as a factual statement.

She believes the brunette woman is lying or mistaken because her reaction shows shock and direct disbelief.

She pays little attention to the brunette woman's claim, showing no particular reaction as she is more interested in continuing the conversation.


Question: What does the red-haired woman believe about the short-haired woman's feelings towards the meerkat topic?

Answer: C

The red-haired woman notices the short-haired woman's neutral expression and lack of enthusiasm, leading her to believe that the short-haired woman is indifferent or confused about the meerkat topic.

after mentioning her bracelet with meerkats

She believes the short-haired woman is genuinely interested in meerkats and enjoys discussing them, as shown by her friendly questions and engagement.

She believes the short-haired woman is subtly teasing her about her fondness for meerkats, interpreting her tone and smile as playful mockery.

She believes the short-haired woman is indifferent or confused about the meerkats because her expression is unclear and she does not respond enthusiastically.

She believes the short-haired woman is preoccupied with thoughts about her travels or past experiences, so she's not truly focused on the meerkat conversation.


Question: What does Kyle think Adam is feeling beneath his attempts to say things to reassure?

Answer: D

Kyle thinks Adam feels anxious and conflicted beneath his attempts to reassure. Adam's smile followed by averted gaze suggests hidden worry.

Adam smiles and then looks away while talking about Lance Armstrong during their conversation.

Kyle thinks Adam feels slightly amused and is using humor to hide that he isn’t taking the cancer diagnosis very seriously.

Kyle thinks Adam feels outwardly confident and is not truly worried about his condition.

Kyle thinks Adam feels emotionally distant and is pretending not to care much about the diagnosis.

Kyle thinks Adam feels anxious and conflicted despite trying to appear optimistic.


Question: What does Adam believe about Kyle’s certainty regarding the cancer diagnosis?

Answer: A

Adam believes Kyle is unsure about the diagnosis because Kyle avoids eye contact and hesitates, which suggests uncertainty. This behavior makes Adam doubt the clarity of the diagnosis.

during Adam’s repeated questioning about the cancer name

Adam believes Kyle is unsure about the diagnosis because Kyle avoids eye contact and hesitates.

Adam believes Kyle is trying to hide his true feelings by acting calm, which makes it seem like he isn't really worried about the diagnosis.

Adam believes Kyle is struggling to give him all the details about the cancer, possibly leaving things out because he doesn't have all the answers himself.

Adam believes Kyle is putting on a brave face and giving straightforward answers, which makes Adam think Kyle is less worried than he actually is.


Question: What does the woman with glasses think the woman in yellow desires by talking to her about her decision to marry now?

Answer: B

The woman with glasses thinks the woman in yellow desires reassurance that her choice is valid, as shown by her attempt to justify her decision and her gaze drop.

while the woman in yellow is explaining her timing

She desires to have the woman with glasses challenge her decision, hoping for someone to point out possible flaws.

She desires reassurance that her choice is valid despite doubts.

She desires to downplay her own hesitations, giving the impression that she is fully confident in her choice.

She desires to shift the conversation away from her marriage plans, preferring not to address it directly with the woman with glasses.


Question: What complex emotions does the woman in yellow polka-dot dress experience when her gaze drops briefly after mentioning her fiancé?

Answer: D

The woman in yellow experiences a mix of pride in her fiancé and vulnerability about her friend's skepticism, as indicated by her gaze dropping briefly.

immediately after saying 'He’s a great guy and I’m not trying to wait until I’m all old like…'

She feels happiness and confidence, believing her decision to marry is flawless and unquestionable.

She experiences irritation and defensiveness towards her friend's questioning, feeling her relationship is being unfairly challenged.

She feels emotionally distant and unaffected by the topic, maintaining a neutral attitude and avoiding any personal investment.

She feels a mix of pride in her fiancé and vulnerability about her friend's skepticism.


Question: What does Man in blue shirt desire from the interaction with the woman in black jacket?

Answer: C

The man desires to complete the transaction smoothly without awkwardness, as shown by his neutral demeanor and efficient gestures.

He desires to establish a friendly rapport with the woman, possibly initiating small talk to build a sense of familiarity.

He desires to subtly assert dominance during the interaction by making the woman uneasy through his words or actions.

He desires to complete the transaction smoothly without awkwardness or extended conversation.

He desires to observe how the woman responds to his reserved behavior, intentionally keeping his emotions hidden to gauge her reactions.


Question: What complex emotions does Colorful Dress Woman experience when the Brown-Haired Woman talks about the message from the computer?

Answer: B

Colorful Dress Woman feels a mixture of surprise, joy, and nervous excitement because the message is unexpected and personally meaningful. Her wide eyes and gestures show shock and happiness.

Colorful Dress Woman, colorful patterned dress

right after the Brown-Haired Woman says 'I liked the way you laugh'

She feels resentment, envy, and disappointment because she hoped to receive the message herself and is upset that others are involved.

She feels a mixture of surprise, joy, and nervous excitement because the message is unexpected and personally meaningful.

She feels uncertainty, suspicion, and mild irritation because she is unsure if the message is genuine and thinks it might be a prank.

She feels indifference, distraction, and mild impatience because she does not see the significance of the message and wishes to move on to another topic.


Question: What does Blonde Woman believe about the colorful dress woman’s sincerity when telling the dream story?

Answer: D

The Blonde Woman likely perceives the colorful dress woman's animated gestures and surreal story as an exaggeration meant to capture attention rather than a sincere recounting of a dream. Her suspicion is based on the dramatic presentation, which she finds irritating.

as the colorful dress woman is gesturing and smiling

She believes the colorful dress woman is mixing up details and might not remember the dream accurately.

She believes the colorful dress woman genuinely wants to share her dream experience with the group.

She believes the colorful dress woman is using the story to subtly tease or undermine someone present.

She believes the colorful dress woman is exaggerating to gain more attention.


Question: What does Elaine think Joan believes about Elaine's feelings toward the literary industry's reception of female writers?

Answer: D

Elaine thinks Joan believes she feels discouraged but remains hopeful, as Joan's softened smile and attentive posture indicate her understanding of Elaine's vulnerability.

after Elaine talks about public rejection

Joan believes Elaine is frustrated and feels unfairly judged, but that Elaine exaggerates the industry's bias.

Joan believes Elaine is confident and feels validated by the industry's attention, regardless of any criticism.

Joan believes Elaine is resigned to the industry's opinions and no longer lets them impact her outlook.

Joan believes Elaine feels discouraged but remains hopeful about future acceptance


Question: What does Elaine think Joan believes Elaine’s intention is by asking her to open the book?

Answer: D

Elaine perceives that Joan believes her intention is to challenge or unsettle her, as indicated by Joan's hesitation and Elaine's serious demeanor.

Joan pauses before opening the book handed by Elaine

Elaine thinks Joan believes Elaine wants to reveal a personal achievement related to the book's story.

Elaine thinks Joan believes Elaine is checking if Joan recognizes the literary references in the book.

Elaine thinks Joan believes Elaine is steering the conversation away from something else by directing attention to the book.

Elaine thinks Joan believes Elaine wants to challenge or unsettle her with the book's contents


Question: What does Man in suit think Joan desires when she opens the book?

Answer: D

Joan's hesitant actions suggest she desires approval from Elaine, aiming to demonstrate her ability to confront challenging realities and earn respect.

To demonstrate her familiarity with the book in order to earn respect from the group, highlighting her personal interpretation.

To steer the conversation toward a safe and neutral topic so that everyone feels at ease and avoids any possible confrontation.

To subtly challenge Elaine's perspective by raising doubts about her reasoning, aiming to shift the group's sympathy.

To gain approval from Elaine by showing she can handle the harsh reality presented


Question: What does Mary think Jack believes about her intentions when she says he should sit down?

Answer: D

Mary likely thinks Jack perceives her insistence on him sitting as a move to control the conversation and keep him contained. Her serious tone and firm gesture suggest an authoritative approach.

Mary talks to Jack and gestures for him to sit

She thinks Jack believes she wants to reassure him by making him feel at ease and cared for.

She thinks Jack believes she wants to stop talking quickly and avoid further discussion with him.

She thinks Jack believes she wants to encourage him to leave, making it clear she doesn’t want him to stay.

She thinks Jack believes she wants to control the conversation and keep him contained.


Question: What does Man think the woman desires by saying that many women find her threatening?

Answer: B

The man interprets the woman's statement as a desire to assert dominance and control over social dynamics, using her perceived threat as a power statement rather than seeking sympathy.

right after the woman talks about how others perceive her

He thinks she desires to gain understanding from others and appear more approachable, aiming to reduce tension with her colleagues.

He thinks she desires to assert dominance and control over the social dynamics in the office.

He thinks she desires to show her softer side in order to receive reassurance from him and create a sense of alliance at work.

He thinks she desires to shift attention away from herself if problems come up among coworkers, so that she isn't seen as the source of discord.


Question: What does Harry think Ethan believes about Harry’s reaction if the secret is revealed?

Answer: B

Harry believes Ethan anticipates a strong emotional response, including devastation and anger, if the secret is revealed.

Ethan is thinking about the consequences.

Harry thinks Ethan believes Harry will act unconcerned if the secret is revealed, pretending it doesn't bother him.

Harry thinks Ethan believes Harry will be devastated and angry if the secret is revealed.

Harry thinks Ethan believes Harry will support revealing the secret, believing it is the right thing to do.

Harry thinks Ethan believes Harry will experience a sense of relief and gratitude if the secret comes out.


Question: What does Ethan believe about Harry’s claim that he manifested a woman with his mind at this moment?

Answer: C

Ethan believes Harry's claim is highly unlikely, possibly a delusion or exaggeration, as shown by his incredulous glance and head shaking. He doubts the claim's validity based on its extraordinary nature.

Ethan believes Harry’s story is an attempt to express his feelings rather than an actual event.

Ethan believes Harry’s account might have some truth, and he is open to the possibility because of Harry’s sincerity.

Ethan believes the claim is highly unlikely and possibly a delusion or exaggeration.

Ethan believes Harry is being playful or sarcastic, and interprets the claim as a lighthearted remark rather than a genuine assertion.


Question: What does male in brown t-shirt think the man in white shirt feels when hearing 'So she sees you doing it'?

Answer: D

The man in brown t-shirt thinks the man in white feels defensive or challenged, as indicated by his furrowed brow and neutral tone.

The man in brown t-shirt thinks the man in white feels detached and unconcerned, as if the remark doesn't matter to him.

The man in brown t-shirt thinks the man in white feels puzzled and uncertain, not sure why the comment was made.

The man in brown t-shirt thinks the man in white feels entertained and at ease, finding humor in the situation.


Question: What does Woman think the man desires by his repeated saying that she stop talking and stop offering water?

Answer: D

The woman interprets the man's insistence on silence and refusal of water as a desire for solitude and emotional space. His aggressive gestures reinforce this interpretation.

She thinks he desires her to stay close and keep trying to help him, even though he asks her to stop.

She thinks he desires to talk things out right away and fix whatever disagreement they have.

She thinks he desires to argue more so he can fully vent his anger toward her.

She thinks he desires solitude and emotional space away from her presence.


Question: What does Woman think the man feels beneath his outburst in this scene?

Answer: D

The woman perceives the man's angry outburst as a sign of feeling overwhelmed and desperate for emotional control. His intense gestures and tone support this view.

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She thinks he feels sarcastic and is masking his true feelings with humor to diffuse the situation.

She thinks he feels emotionally detached and is unconcerned by what is happening between them.

She thinks he feels relieved and content, expressing hidden happiness with his reaction.

She thinks he feels overwhelmed and desperate for control over his emotions.


Question: What does Carl think Molly desires about Dupree’s presence at the house?

Answer: A

Carl perceives Molly's surprise and discomfort as a sign that she prefers Dupree not to be present at this moment.

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Carl thinks Molly desires Dupree not to be there right now.

Carl thinks Molly wants to use Dupree’s visit to address unresolved issues in their family, seeing it as a chance for discussion.

Carl thinks Molly wants to make Dupree feel comfortable and accepted, even though his arrival was unexpected, to keep things friendly.

Carl thinks Molly wants Dupree to come in right away and participate in the celebration, making him part of the evening's plans.


Question: What complex emotions is Molly likely experiencing while saying sorry to Carl?

Answer: B

Molly's lowered gaze and softened voice indicate she feels a mix of guilt, shame, and hope for forgiveness. Her posture suggests vulnerability and a desire for repair.

Suppressed anger towards herself or Carl, carefully concealed by her apologetic tone, pointing to unresolved internal struggle.

A mix of guilt, shame, and hope for forgiveness, reflecting vulnerability and desire for repair.

A sense of emotional detachment, where Molly's apology comes across as routine and lacking genuine remorse, hinting at disengagement from the situation.

Underlying frustration that Molly tries to hide with courteous words, showing that she's reluctant to fully accept blame and prefers to quickly resolve the tension.


Question: What does Counselor think Mr. Coleman feels when she says that he will be reintegrated into the general population?

Answer: C

The Counselor thinks Mr. Coleman feels resigned but anxious about reintegration, as indicated by his tense posture and lack of verbal response. This suggests internal conflict rather than acceptance or anger.

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He feels emotionally numb and distant, as if the news has little impact on him.

He feels cautiously optimistic and begins to anticipate improved circumstances.

He feels resigned but still anxious about losing control

He feels frustrated and defensive, responding with irritation towards the Counselor.


Question: What does Counselor believe about Mr. Coleman's state of mind when he answers and looks away?

Answer: B

The Counselor believes Mr. Coleman feels hopeless and emotionally withdrawn, as indicated by his quiet responses and averted gaze. His behavior suggests a deep sense of disengagement and despair.

She believes he is composed and detached, responding without showing any vulnerability to her inquiries.

She believes he feels hopeless and emotionally withdrawn.

She believes he is uncertain and puzzled by her questions, having difficulty figuring out what she means.

She believes he is irritated and defensive, preparing himself to dispute her statements.


Question: What emotion does Counselor most likely experience while talking to Mr. Coleman about freedom?

Answer: C

The Counselor likely experiences frustration mixed with empathy as she presses Mr. Coleman about freedom, wanting him to engage but sensing his withdrawal. Her body language and tone reflect her complex emotions during the interaction.

Annoyance because she interprets his lack of response as stubbornness, suspecting he is resisting her efforts.

Hopefulness because she senses he may finally open up, expecting a meaningful conversation to begin.

Frustration mixed with empathy because she wants him to engage but senses his withdrawal.

Professional detachment as she focuses on procedure, maintaining emotional distance from Mr. Coleman's reactions.


Question: What does the Older Man think the younger man desires about his own role in starting the new church?

Answer: C

The Older Man interprets the younger man's attentive listening and nodding as a desire to prove himself and succeed despite the challenges.

He thinks the younger man desires validation from him more than making the new church succeed, focusing on earning his praise.

He thinks the younger man desires to withdraw from the new church project because he is anxious about not meeting expectations.

He thinks the younger man desires to prove himself and succeed despite challenges.

He thinks the younger man desires to distance himself from major decisions and have others take charge in launching the new church.


Question: What does Noah believe about Allie’s statement that she 'must have misread all of those signals' during their argument?

Answer: A

Noah's sarcastic reply 'I guess you did' indicates he does not believe Allie's claim of confusion. He perceives her statement as insincere and possibly an attempt to avoid responsibility.

He believes she is being sarcastic and does not truly believe she misread the signals

He believes she is intentionally being evasive, using ambiguity to avoid addressing their real issues.

He believes she is using her words to provoke an emotional reaction from him, hoping to influence how he responds.

He believes she is genuinely struggling to understand their relationship, honestly questioning whether she interpreted his feelings correctly.


Question: What does Older Man think George believes about Older Man’s priorities during their conversation?

Answer: D

Older Man thinks George believes he is too focused on work, ignoring personal life. George's mention of a date suggests he perceives Older Man as undervaluing personal matters.

after Older Man talks to George about the situation

George believes Older Man is deliberately steering the conversation toward work to undermine his intentions, disregarding any discussion of personal matters.

George believes Older Man doesn't care about the situation at all and is dismissing both the urgency and any relevance to personal life.

George believes Older Man sees the matter as unimportant and is treating it lightly, not recognizing the weight of either the work or personal aspects.

George believes Older Man is too focused on work and ignoring personal life, which causes tension


Question: What does the detective think McCall desires by saying he recalls nothing suspicious?

Answer: B

McCall's calm denial suggests he wants to appear helpful while possibly withholding information, maintaining a balance between cooperation and guardedness.

McCall desires to reassure the detective that there is nothing to worry about, but his composed manner suggests this may not be his main goal.

McCall desires to appear cooperative while withholding sensitive information

McCall desires to avoid further questioning because he finds the conversation tedious, yet his steady demeanor doesn’t fully align with this motivation.

McCall desires to subtly challenge the detective in hopes of learning what the detective already knows, though his even tone doesn’t suggest confrontation.


Question: What does the detective think McCall desires when he hesitates and furrows his brow upon seeing the photo?

Answer: D

McCall's hesitation and furrowed brow suggest he wants to keep the depth of his relationship with the girl private, indicating a desire to manage the information he reveals carefully.

McCall desires to steer the conversation away from sensitive topics, hoping the detective will shift focus and not press him further about the photo.

McCall desires to deflect suspicion by providing vague answers, subtly leading the detective away from any meaningful leads.

McCall desires to come clean about his involvement, believing that being fully honest will lessen the detective’s suspicions.

McCall desires to hide the depth of his relationship with the girl and keep it private


Question: What does James Dalton think Dr. Clay feels when she gestures and says 'Most of my patients would disagree with you'?

Answer: C

Dalton perceives Dr. Clay's light gesture and comment as a sign of mild frustration, yet he acknowledges her professionalism in maintaining composure. This understanding is reflected in his knowing smile.

just before Dalton replies 'Saves time.'

Dalton thinks Dr. Clay feels defeated and weary, as if she's given up trying to convince him.

Dalton thinks Dr. Clay feels slightly amused by his comments, perceiving them as somewhat playful.

Dalton thinks Dr. Clay feels mildly frustrated but restrained.

Dalton thinks Dr. Clay feels emotionally distant and unaffected by the discussion.


Question: What does James Dalton believe Dr. Clay thinks about his willingness to discuss personal topics?

Answer: D

Dalton believes Dr. Clay perceives him as cautiously open but guarded, as indicated by her warm smile and his reserved demeanor.

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Dalton believes Dr. Clay thinks he is detached and treats the discussion as unimportant.

Dalton believes Dr. Clay views him as unwilling to engage and resistant to revealing anything personal.

Dalton believes Dr. Clay thinks he is enthusiastic about disclosing his personal experiences without hesitation.

Dalton believes she thinks he is cautiously open but guarded.


Question: What does James Dalton desire regarding his treatment at this moment?

Answer: B

Dalton desires to maintain dignity and control over his body, as indicated by his calm refusal of the anesthetic. His relaxed posture suggests he is focused on staying composed and managing the situation on his own terms.

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He desires to refuse any assistance from the medical staff, wishing to be left alone to recover without interference.

He desires to maintain dignity and control over his body despite the injuries.

He desires to demonstrate to Dr. Clay and the others that he can withstand significant pain without complaint, hoping to be seen as resilient.

He desires for the treatment to be as quick as possible so he can leave the hospital sooner and avoid further inconvenience.


Question: What does Elderly Man 1 think Elderly Man 2 desires by talking about the invitation with skepticism?

Answer: B

Elderly Man 1 perceives Elderly Man 2's skepticism as a desire to protect himself from disappointment. His guarded tone and lack of excitement suggest he is wary of the invitation's implications.

He desires to gain affirmation from others by discussing the invitation openly, seeking validation from his peers.

He desires to protect himself from possible disappointment or disbelief, avoiding vulnerability

He desires to challenge the authenticity of the invitation directly, seeking clarification from the sender.

He desires to respond enthusiastically and start making arrangements right away, demonstrating anticipation for the event.


Question: What emotion does Elderly Man 2 primarily show when responding 'And so what?' after hearing about the honor?

Answer: D

Elderly Man 2's response 'And so what?' indicates skepticism and mild dismissal, masking surprise or discomfort. His neutral expression and tone suggest he is not genuinely enthusiastic.

immediately after Elderly Man 1 talks about the festival honors him

He shows uncertainty and hesitates, struggling to fully grasp the significance of the honor.

He responds with irritation, directing his frustration at Elderly Man 1 for mentioning the honor.

He displays enthusiasm and a sense of achievement, expressing gratitude for the recognition.

He shows skepticism mixed with mild dismissal to mask possible surprise or discomfort.


Question: What does the Military Staff think the young man believes about the list of specialty codes at the moment he receives it?

Answer: D

The Military Staff likely thinks the young man believes the list might not include his desired options, leading to disappointment. This inference is based on the young man's focused attention and slight hesitation.

That the staff has intentionally left out certain codes or altered the list before giving it to him

That the list doesn’t really matter because his assignment has already been decided behind the scenes

That the list accurately reflects all the specialties he can select and his choice will determine his future

That the list might not include his desired options, leading to disappointment


Question: What does the Military Staff think the applicant feels upon hearing about the disqualification?

Answer: B

The applicant's surprised verbal reactions and tense posture suggest he feels shocked and frustrated, as the news was unexpected and unfavorable.

immediately after the staff’s explanation

He thinks the applicant feels relieved, seeing the disqualification as a chance to escape the intense pressure of the role.

He thinks the applicant feels shocked and frustrated due to unexpected rejection.

He thinks the applicant feels indifferent, as if the outcome doesn't matter much since the applicant wasn't committed to the position.

He thinks the applicant feels puzzled by the outcome but outwardly remains composed and accepts the result without protest.


Question: What emotion does Military Staff think Turner is experiencing when he looks at the job list and says he does not see pararescue?

Answer: D

Turner’s subtle frown and downward gaze suggest he is experiencing disappointment and confusion about the missing pararescue job. His controlled voice tone indicates he is trying to manage his emotions despite the unmet expectations.

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Frustration accompanied by a sense of unfairness

Aloofness and lack of interest in the assignment options

Surprise at the available positions and hope for a new opportunity


Question: What does the Military Staff think the applicant intends to do after hearing about the disqualification?

Answer: D

The applicant's immediate verbal response and tense body language indicate he is likely to challenge the disqualification, as he seems unable to accept the unexpected news without questioning it.

He thinks the applicant intends to accept the decision outwardly, but may harbor disappointment internally without making it known.

He thinks the applicant intends to turn to a superior or peer for clarification or reassurance after the announcement.

He thinks the applicant intends to withdraw from the situation, signaling resignation rather than resistance.

He thinks the applicant intends to question or challenge the disqualification due to disbelief.


Question: What does Truman think about the conductor's emotional state during the handover?

Answer: A

Truman observes the conductor's steady posture and deliberate gestures, which suggest a focus on maintaining professionalism rather than expressing personal emotions. This indicates that the conductor is upholding formality through an emotionally neutral demeanor.

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The conductor is maintaining an emotionally neutral, professional demeanor to uphold formality.

The conductor appears disengaged and detached, making Truman think he doesn't care about the handover.

Truman suspects the conductor actually feels a quiet affection for Nelle, though he covers it with official behavior.

Truman interprets the conductor's politeness as an attempt to conceal underlying nervousness about the situation.


Question: What mixed emotions does Truman experience when the conductor talks about his last book?

Answer: D

Truman feels grateful for the conductor's praise but also harbors subtle skepticism about its sincerity, as indicated by his concerned expression and measured response.

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Excitement and satisfaction, convinced the praise is entirely genuine and deserved

Mild irritation because the conductor seems to dismiss his new book in favor of the old one

A sense of detachment, masking his lack of interest with courteous agreement

Gratitude combined with subtle skepticism about the compliment’s intent


Question: What does Elliot desire when he says 'Well, you’re clearly not' in response to Maya’s reassurance?

Answer: A

Elliot's comment 'Well, you're clearly not' is intended to challenge Maya's assertion that she is unchanged. His gentle gesture and focused tone indicate he wants her to acknowledge the changes she has experienced, fostering a space for honesty.

right after Maya says she is still herself

To provoke Maya into acknowledging the changes she has undergone recently

To subtly shift the focus away from Maya’s feelings so he doesn’t have to address the issue directly.

To reassure Maya by highlighting how much she has improved and offering her encouragement.

To mask his own uncertainty about the conversation by making a playful remark toward Maya.


Question: What does Maya intend by saying 'Why me?' during the conversation?

Answer: A

Maya's question 'Why me?' is driven by her need for reassurance, as indicated by her earnest tone and vulnerable expression. This suggests she is genuinely seeking affirmation from Elliot, who has just expressed that she deserves something positive.

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immediately after Elliot says 'you deserve this'

She intends to seek reassurance because she doubts her own worth despite Elliot's affirmation.

She intends to make light of Elliot’s compliment, using humor to deflect any serious emotional response to his words.

She intends to probe Elliot’s intentions, subtly questioning whether he genuinely means what he says or has another motive.

She intends to shift the focus of the conversation, steering attention away from her feelings to avoid being the center of discussion.


Question: What does Man think the woman believes about his yelling and hopping behavior?

Answer: A

The man thinks the woman perceives his actions as mocking her, not taking her anger seriously. His exaggerated mimicry suggests provocation rather than genuine engagement.

immediately after he starts imitating her physical actions

She believes he is mocking her and not taking her anger seriously

She believes he is intentionally escalating the argument by getting more emotional himself

She believes he is expressing real frustration and engaging in the conflict as passionately as she is

She believes he is overwhelmed by the situation and acting out because he doesn't know what else to do


Question: What does Woman think the Man feels about her emotional outburst?

Answer: C

The Woman perceives the Man's neutral gaze and calm tone as signs of emotional fatigue or annoyance, contrasting with her intense emotional display.

Woman gestures and raises her voice while talking to the Man

She thinks he feels unsure how to respond to her accusations and is puzzled by her behavior.

She thinks he feels overwhelmed and possibly threatened by how forceful she is being.

She thinks he feels tired and possibly annoyed by her intensity.

She thinks he feels understanding of her feelings and is inclined to be emotionally supportive.


Question: What does Man think the woman desires from this interaction despite his response?

Answer: C

The man perceives that the woman desires to express her anger and force him to admit fault, despite his calm demeanor. Her previous angry behavior suggests she seeks confrontation.

She desires to emotionally distance herself, showing him that his concerns have no impact on her.

She desires to steer the conversation toward blaming external problems rather than addressing their issues.

She desires to express her anger and force him to admit fault

She desires to resolve their disagreement calmly, seeking mutual understanding and forgiveness.


Question: What does Woman think the man believes about her emotional state during her outburst?

Answer: A

The woman believes the man thinks she is overreacting because his lack of visible concern or engagement suggests he dismisses her emotional display as exaggerated.

She thinks he believes she is overreacting and being overly emotional without cause.

She thinks he believes she is sincerely upset because of Sylvia's death and that he should comfort her.

She thinks he believes she is exaggerating for effect and not actually serious about her accusations.

She thinks he believes she is emotionally detached and unaffected by the situation with Sylvia.


Question: What is Man’s intention when he says Sylvia died of old age?

Answer: D

The Man's calm and neutral tone indicates his intention to assert his belief about Sylvia's death as the truth, aiming to dismiss the Woman's suspicions.

He intends to steer the conversation away from uncomfortable emotions by quickly concluding the topic.

He intends to make the Woman question her own suspicions by providing a simple explanation for Sylvia’s death.

He intends to challenge the Woman in hopes that she will elaborate on her theory about what happened to Sylvia.

He intends to assert his version of the truth and dismiss the Woman’s suspicions.


Question: What does Man believe about the woman's view of his role in the world's problems?

Answer: C

The woman’s intense gaze and accusatory tone indicate she believes the man is morally culpable for not taking action against the world's problems. The man perceives this as an unfair accusation, understanding that she sees him as complicit due to his inaction.

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Man believes the woman sees him as well-meaning and helpful, someone who fully supports her cause and opposes wrongdoing.

Man believes the woman views him as someone who directly participates in or instigates the evil events she is concerned about.

Man believes the woman thinks he is as morally culpable as those committing terrible acts because he does nothing to stop them.

Man believes the woman regards his involvement as irrelevant, neither blaming nor acknowledging his actions in relation to the world's issues.


Question: What does Henry think the woman believes about his attempt to lighten the mood with the song?

Answer: B

Henry thinks the woman perceives his attempt to lighten the mood as supportive, but she is unsure if it will truly help. Her hesitant body language suggests she appreciates the effort but doubts its effectiveness.

immediately after Henry talks about the song

He thinks she believes he is using the song as a way to distance himself from the situation instead of addressing their real feelings.

He thinks she believes he is trying to be supportive but is unsure if it will help.

He thinks she believes he is playing the song mainly to show off his connection with Henry, rather than out of true understanding.

He thinks she believes he is making light of what is happening and doesn’t recognize how important it is to her.


Question: What does Henry believe the woman thinks about his emotional state during the conversation?

Answer: C

Henry believes the woman perceives his calm demeanor as a facade, noticing his underlying anxiety. His subtle facial cues and tone suggest internal conflict that he suspects she notices.

He believes she thinks he is frustrated and distancing himself from her during their talk.

He believes she thinks he is distracted by other concerns and not fully engaged in the discussion.

He believes she thinks he is trying to appear calm but is actually worried.

He believes she thinks he is relaxed and not emotionally impacted by what’s happening.


Question: What does Anna think Henry believes about her reaction to his offer?

Answer: B

Henry's cautious tone and his seeking of approval suggest he believes Anna might reject his offer. He is trying to avoid discomfort by not pressuring her.

Henry believes I am hoping he will keep encouraging me to accept the offer, even if he has his own reservations.

Henry believes I might reject the offer and is trying to avoid discomfort

Henry believes I don't care much about the offer and probably won't give any clear reaction to it.

Henry believes I am excited about the offer and will agree right away, showing no uncertainty.


Question: What does Man in Blue Shirt think the blonde woman believes about his reaction to her surprise?

Answer: D

The Blonde Woman's expectant glance indicates she believes the Man in Blue Shirt will provide clarification about the orchard's fruit, rather than offering reassurance.

after the blonde woman talks about the lemons and oranges

He thinks she believes he will be confused and need her to explain her surprise.

He thinks she believes he will show little interest and avoid engaging with her surprise.

He thinks she believes he will brush off her surprise without taking it seriously.

He thinks she believes he will respond with knowledge and clarification.


Question: What does Man in Blue Shirt think the woman believes about the tree's ability to produce both lemons and oranges after he nods?

Answer: C

The Man in Blue Shirt perceives that the woman believes the information is true but is still processing the surprising fact. Her engaged eye contact and inquisitive head tilt indicate genuine interest and amazement.

She thinks he is making a playful comment and is not convinced about the tree's abilities.

She has prior knowledge about trees producing multiple fruits and is evaluating whether he understands this.

She believes it is true but is still processing the surprising fact

She questions the accuracy of his statement and remains unconvinced by his reaction.


Question: What does the man in black think the man in green intends by continuing to talk during the putt?

Answer: D

The man in black perceives the man in green's advice as an attempt to showcase his own skills rather than genuinely help. This is inferred from the man in green's insistent and patronizing tone.

while the man in green talks about the golf shot

He thinks the man in green intends to distract him on purpose in order to undermine his confidence.

He thinks the man in green intends to give sincere advice to help him perform better on the putt.

He thinks the man in green intends to steer the conversation away from the publishing discussion because he's uncomfortable.

He thinks the man in green intends to shift focus to his own skills demonstration.


Question: What does the man in black shirt believe the man in green shirt thinks about his (the black shirt man's) emotional reaction?

Answer: C

The man in black shirt's exasperated tone and choice of words indicate he feels the man in green shirt is dismissing his emotional reaction as an overreaction. This suggests he believes the man in green shirt is not taking his frustration seriously.

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He believes the man in green shirt thinks he is being disrespectful by disrupting the game and not listening to instructions.

He believes the man in green shirt thinks his anger is justified and that he should vent his feelings more openly.

He believes the man in green shirt thinks he is overreacting and not taking the advice seriously.

He believes the man in green shirt thinks he is missing the point and requires further clarification to understand what’s expected.


Question: What does the man in black shirt think the man in green shirt believes about the man in black shirt’s attitude?

Answer: D

The man in black shirt uses a sarcastic tone and a deliberate golf swing to challenge the negativity of the man in green shirt, suggesting he expects to be perceived as defensive and dismissive.

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He thinks the man in green shirt believes he is struggling to make decisions and lacks clear direction.

He thinks the man in green shirt believes he is self-assured and hopeful about his situation.

He thinks the man in green shirt believes he is uninterested and emotionally detached from what's happening.

He thinks the man in green shirt believes he is defensive and dismissive.


Question: What does the man in black think the man in green desires by continuing to give advice?

Answer: C

The man in black interprets the man in green's persistent advice as a desire to control the situation, evidenced by the man in green's insistent and critical tone.

while the man in green keeps talking during the putt

He thinks the man in green desires to redirect his own dissatisfaction with life by focusing on giving advice.

He thinks the man in green desires to fill uncomfortable moments with commentary and instructions.

He thinks the man in green desires to control the situation and prove his superiority.

He thinks the man in green desires to create a sense of camaraderie by offering supportive advice.


Question: What emotion does the man in black think the man in green feels while giving unsolicited advice?

Answer: C

The man in black perceives the man in green as feeling confident, as indicated by his calm and insistent tone, but without a sense of superiority.

while the man in green talks in a calm manner

Regret that their conversation has become tense and disruptive.

Anxiety about whether Miles will succeed with his golf shot after the argument.

Confidence without a sense of superiority.

A desire to help Miles in a caring, supportive manner, hoping to make things better for him.


Question: What does Mark think Joanne desires by saying she knows her diagnosis without medical confirmation?

Answer: D

Mark interprets Joanne's direct eye contact and calm tone as a desire for emotional validation. He believes she wants to express her pain and gain acknowledgment of her feelings, even without medical confirmation.

Mark thinks Joanne desires to involve him in her certainty so she won't feel alone in her situation.

Mark thinks Joanne desires to gauge whether he will support her perspective, regardless of the facts.

Mark thinks Joanne desires to steer the topic away from her vulnerability by asserting control over the narrative.

Mark thinks Joanne desires to express her pain and gain emotional validation through certainty.


Question: What does Joanne think Mark’s intention is when he says 'So you're a doctor now?'?

Answer: B

Joanne perceives Mark's comment as a challenge to her certainty about having cancer. His calm yet ironic tone suggests he is trying to bring her back to reality by questioning her assumption.

immediately after she insists she has cancer

She thinks Mark is subtly undermining her confidence by questioning her qualifications and making her feel insecure.

She thinks Mark intends to challenge her certainty and bring her back to reality.

She thinks Mark is deliberately changing the subject to deflect from the current discussion and not address her concerns.

She thinks Mark is attempting to ease the tension by joking around and shift her attention away from the seriousness of the situation.


Question: What does Joanne think Mark believes about her certainty regarding her illness?

Answer: B

Joanne interprets Mark's reliance on medical authority and his defensive stance as a sign that he doubts her certainty. His brief interjection suggests skepticism, which she perceives as a lack of trust in her judgment.

when Mark responds by saying you need to be a doctor to know such things

She thinks Mark is unconcerned about her illness and avoids discussing it with her.

She thinks Mark doubts her certainty and relies solely on medical authority.

She thinks Mark believes she is exaggerating her symptoms and doesn't take her worries seriously.

She thinks Mark is convinced by her certainty and always agrees with her perspective on the illness.


Question: What does the red-haired woman believe the man thinks about her reaction to his questions?

Answer: B

The red-haired woman believes the man thinks she is evasive and unwilling to be honest. His pressing questions and suspicious tone suggest he doubts her sincerity.

while he repeatedly asks why no one told him

She believes he thinks she is uninterested and emotionally detached from the conversation.

She believes he thinks she is evasive and unwilling to be honest.

She believes he thinks she is being overly apologetic and volunteering too much information.

She believes he thinks she is uncertain and hesitant in responding to his questions.


Question: What emotional state does the red-haired woman most likely experience while listening to the man's questions?

Answer: C

The red-haired woman likely feels a mix of devastation, guardedness, and fear as she listens to the man's frustrated questions. Her neutral but attentive expression suggests she is trying to maintain composure despite her inner turmoil.

She feels detached, maintaining a composed exterior and acting as though the man's frustration does not impact her.

She feels defensive and irritated, meeting his questions with sharp retorts and an assertive posture.

She feels a mix of devastation, guardedness, and fear, struggling to keep composure.

She feels satisfied, interpreting the confrontation as a personal victory and relishing the attention she receives.


Question: What does Bearded Man think the woman with red hair intends by not responding to his talking?

Answer: B

The Bearded Man interprets the woman's silence as an attempt to avoid further conflict. Her lack of verbal response and passive demeanor suggest she is not trying to escalate the situation.

He thinks she intends to express her feelings through her silence, hoping he will understand her point of view.

He thinks she intends to avoid conflict by staying silent and not engaging.

He thinks she intends to make him more upset by refusing to speak, pushing him to react emotionally.

He thinks she intends to distance herself physically by preparing to walk out without any explanation.


Question: What does Bearded Man think the woman in red believes about his honesty in this moment?

Answer: C

The Bearded Man perceives the Woman in Red's direct questioning and concerned gaze as signs of suspicion, indicating she doubts his honesty despite his verbal denial.

He thinks she accepts his denial at face value and is looking for comfort that he is being truthful.

He thinks she believes his confusion is genuine, not that he is deliberately hiding something.

He thinks she suspects he is not telling the whole truth despite his denial.

He thinks she doesn't really care about his answer and is only going through the motions of questioning him.


Question: What does Man think the woman intends by saying 'We'll see'?

Answer: D

The woman's challenging tone suggests she is skeptical of the man's claim about his emotional state. Her response 'We'll see' implies she intends to test whether he is truly emotionally detached or if he is masking deeper feelings.

immediately after Man talks about feeling worse

She wants to distance herself from the conversation, signaling that she prefers to avoid discussing their issues further.

She uses 'We'll see' to subtly mock Man’s statement, indicating she doesn’t believe he means what he says.

She hopes to prompt Man to express more about his feelings, inviting honest emotional conversation.

She intends to test or challenge Man’s claim, doubting his emotional detachment


Question: What does Man think the woman intends when she says her point?

Answer: B

The woman speaks in a neutral but earnest tone to genuinely communicate her point without provoking the man. Her lack of hostility suggests she wants him to understand her perspective sincerely.

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She intends to subtly criticize him, masking her disappointment with a calm and rational explanation.

She intends to make him see the flaw in his behavior without provoking him

She intends to signal that she's tired of arguing, explaining her point neutrally as a form of withdrawal.

She intends to influence his feelings, using a composed explanation to get him to sympathize with her perspective.


Question: What does the President think Jason intends by talking to the group with a raised voice?

Answer: D

The President perceives Jason's approach as an expression of strong disagreement. Jason's assertive posture and raised voice indicate a desire to confront and express his opposition, rather than seeking reassurance or agreement.

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To present important updates to the group in an objective manner

To demonstrate alignment with the President's viewpoint through his tone

To encourage the group to back him up while maintaining a low profile


Question: What does the President think Jason believes about the President’s authority in deciding security measures?

Answer: C

The President perceives Jason's hesitation and indirect responses as signs of doubt or challenge to his authority. Jason's body language and tone suggest he is not fully accepting the President's control over the security measures.

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He thinks Jason misunderstands the extent of the President’s authority over security matters.

He thinks Jason accepts the President’s authority but doesn’t care much about it.

He thinks Jason doubts or challenges the President’s authority

He thinks Jason believes the President always makes the best decisions regarding security.


Question: What does the President think Jason believes about the President’s call for forgiveness?

Answer: C

The President perceives that Jason views forgiveness as naive, given the unresolved anger and skepticism evident in his gestures and tone. This challenges the President's message of peace, highlighting the depth of unhealed wounds.

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The President thinks Jason believes forgiveness is essential for moving on, and that he is eager to promote it alongside the President.

The President thinks Jason believes forgiveness is secondary to more pressing issues, and that he cares more about taking immediate action.

The President thinks Jason believes forgiveness is naive or insufficient to address real harm.

The President thinks Jason believes forgiveness is an opportunity for political opponents to take advantage, rather than a genuine gesture.


Question: What does the President think Jason desires by questioning the necessity of the SAS men’s presence?

Answer: A

The President interprets Jason's questioning of the SAS men's presence as a desire to reduce external control and maintain his own authority. Jason's tone and body language indicate resistance to the security measures.

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He thinks Jason desires to reduce the security presence to maintain control

He thinks Jason desires to distance himself from the consequences of any security incidents by questioning the arrangements.

He thinks Jason desires to subtly undermine the President’s authority and probe his confidence about the security plan.

He thinks Jason desires to appear supportive of the President’s decisions, using his questions as a way to affirm the President’s choices.


Question: What does Young Man think the police officer believes about the seriousness of the recent crimes?

Answer: D

The officer's serious demeanor and gestures indicate he perceives the crimes as severe, expecting Young Man to understand their importance.

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The officer is mostly uninterested in the details and only talks about crimes because it's standard procedure.

The officer is wary and implies that Young Man might be the one committing these crimes himself.

The officer downplays the seriousness of the crimes, suggesting they are minor issues and not a priority.

The officer believes the crimes are severe and demands urgent attention


Question: What does Young Man think the officer desires when he remains silent and partially obscured behind him?

Answer: D

The officer's passive stance and lack of direct engagement suggest he desires to maintain distance and avoid committing to any response, likely due to caution.

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The officer desires to appear supportive and interested in Young Man’s proposal, signaling approval through his neutral stance.

The officer desires to assess Young Man’s intentions carefully before responding, wanting to ensure the situation is safe.

The officer desires to gather more details from Young Man before revealing his own position or thoughts on the plan.

The officer desires to maintain distance and avoid committing to any response


Question: What does Nick think David believes about Nick’s attitude in this meeting?

Answer: A

Despite Nick's impatience, David's suggestion of lunch implies he believes Nick is still open to conversation, indicating a perception of frustration mixed with willingness to engage.

Nick thinks David believes Nick is frustrated but willing to talk.

Nick thinks David believes Nick is being insincere and using humor to deflect serious points.

Nick thinks David believes Nick is uninterested and not taking the conversation seriously.

Nick thinks David believes Nick is emotionally distant and not invested in what is being discussed.


Question: What does David believe Nick thinks about David’s suggestion to have lunch and talk?

Answer: B

David perceives Nick's impatience and guardedness as signs that Nick might view the lunch suggestion as a delaying tactic rather than a sincere attempt to connect.

That Nick perceives the suggestion as David trying to assert his authority over him.

That it is a delaying tactic or insincere attempt to connect

That Nick sees the lunch suggestion as a distraction from resolving their conflict.

That Nick interprets David's offer as an honest effort to improve their relationship and is pleased by it.


Question: What does Nick think David intends by saying the kids' step-up next week and their desire to see Nick?

Answer: B

David's careful choice of words and serious demeanor indicate he is genuinely trying to encourage Nick to reconnect with the family. His tone suggests a supportive intention rather than a manipulative one.

David intends to change the subject to defuse the tension, using the kids' upcoming step-up as a way to steer the conversation away from their disagreement.

David intends to encourage Nick to reconnect with the family, hoping it will motivate him positively.

David intends to make Nick feel bad by highlighting how much the kids want to see him, using emotional pressure to influence Nick's actions.

David intends to reestablish his influence by mentioning Nick’s responsibilities, subtly reminding Nick of what’s expected from him within the family.


Question: What does Nick think David desires by mentioning the kids asking about him and the upcoming event?

Answer: D

David's serious expression and careful wording suggest he genuinely desires Nick to reconnect with the family. His approach is supportive, aiming to motivate Nick positively.

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David desires to subtly remind Nick of his absence and prompt him to reflect on his past choices.

David desires to shift Nick’s attention away from the current issues by bringing up the children and the event.

David desires to take control of the conversation and steer it toward topics that make Nick uncomfortable.

David desires to encourage Nick to re-engage with the family and possibly improve his behavior.


Question: What does Nick think David believes about Nick’s request for money?

Answer: B

David's gentle tone and repeated 'please' suggest he believes Nick's request is driven by desperation, but he is conflicted about how much help to provide.

David believes Nick is making a lighthearted request and isn't actually expecting to receive the money.

David believes Nick’s request is driven by desperation but is conflicted about enabling it

David believes Nick is asking for money for something unnecessary, and doesn't truly need it.

David believes Nick is trying to deceive him and has ulterior motives behind asking for the money.


Question: What does Mary think David intends by using the Luke Skywalker and Alec Guinness metaphors?

Answer: B

Mary interprets David's use of metaphors as a way to emphasize the difficulty of achieving Michelin stars, rather than implying she must immediately reach a legendary level.

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She thinks David intends to deflect from the main issue by using complex metaphors, making it harder for her to engage directly.

She thinks David intends to highlight the difficulty of the challenge by comparing it to legendary figures.

She thinks David intends to inject humor into the conversation, signaling that he does not want to address the topic earnestly.

She thinks David intends to discourage her by framing the situation as unattainable, suggesting her efforts are unlikely to succeed.


Question: What does Mary think David desires by saying the Michelin star levels in this way?

Answer: D

Mary perceives David's serious tone and expression as a desire to encourage her to accept the challenge and elevate her standards.

She thinks David desires to test her confidence by making her question if she can meet the restaurant’s expectations.

She thinks David desires to shift her attention away from the mistakes made earlier and focus on something less stressful.

She thinks David desires to open up about his own experiences with Michelin stars, hoping to make the conversation more about himself.

She thinks David desires to push her to accept the challenge and raise her standards.


Question: What does Woman in white with orange top intend by moving her hands while discussing poetry?

Answer: D

The woman uses animated gestures to emphasize her passion for poetry, aiming to persuade the listener of its importance. Her expressive behavior contrasts with the listener's calm demeanor, highlighting her intent to convey enthusiasm.

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She intends to mask her hesitation about poetry by using exaggerated hand movements to divert attention.

She intends to establish authority in the discussion by using her gestures to guide how the listener feels about the subject.

She intends to invite agreement from the listener by using open and expressive hand movements to show receptiveness.

She intends to persuade the listener of poetry's importance by emphasizing her passion through gestures.


Question: What does Woman in white with orange top desire regarding the listener’s reaction during her speech on poetry?

Answer: C

The woman desires the listener to feel inspired and share her appreciation for poetry. Her expressive gestures and tone suggest she wants to emotionally connect and influence the listener's feelings.

She desires the listener to ask analytical questions that test her interpretations of poetry.

She desires the listener to steer the discussion toward a more lighthearted subject, avoiding personal feelings.

She desires the listener to feel inspired and share her appreciation for poetry.

She desires the listener to quietly acknowledge her expertise without offering personal reflections.


Question: What does Man think the Woman intends by saying the personal nature of the painting?

Answer: C

The woman explains the painting calmly and thoughtfully, suggesting she intends to share something meaningful about herself. Her engaged expression supports this intention.

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She intends to steer the conversation away from her true feelings by keeping it brief.

She intends to shift his attention so he doesn't realize how uneasy she feels.

She intends to share something meaningful about herself through the art discussion

She intends to see if he understands art well enough to impress her with his insights.


Question: What does the man desire by talking about liking the 'blurry one' painting despite his limited knowledge?

Answer: B

The man desires to appear relatable and genuine by admitting his limited art knowledge, using humor to connect authentically rather than trying to impress.

To shift the conversation so she focuses on expressing her own opinions first

To appear relatable and genuine to the woman

To subtly suggest he is knowledgeable about art to gain her admiration

To minimize the chance of being questioned further about his taste in paintings


Question: What does Boy think the girl expects from him when she asks, 'What took you so long?'

Answer: C

The girl leans forward and maintains a steady gaze, indicating she is focused and expects a serious explanation for the boy's delay. Her behavior suggests anticipation of something important rather than casual conversation.

He thinks she expects him to apologize quickly and then change the subject without addressing her question.

He thinks she expects him to be defensive and accuse her of being impatient without giving a real explanation.

He thinks she expects an explanation for his delay because she is anticipating something important.

He thinks she expects him to brush off her question with a joke instead of taking it seriously.


Question: What emotion does Boy think the girl is feeling when she leans forward and talks about his delay?

Answer: A

The girl's posture and focused gaze suggest she is anxious or expectant, waiting for an explanation about the boy's delay. Her behavior indicates concern rather than indifference or amusement.

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He thinks she is feeling anxious or expectant about something important.

He thinks she is feeling relaxed and unaffected by his delay, as if it doesn't matter to her.

He thinks she is feeling frustrated and upset, possibly blaming him for being late.

He thinks she is feeling playful and finds humor in his tardiness, making light of the situation.


Question: What does Boy think the girl believes about his reaction to the eviction news?

Answer: D

The girl appears anxious and strained, suggesting she fears his anger and disappointment but hopes he will remain supportive. Her demeanor indicates she is worried about his judgment and reaction.

Boy thinks the girl believes he will quickly distance himself after hearing about the eviction, showing little interest in staying by her side.

Boy thinks the girl believes he won’t ask for any explanations because he assumes she expects him to accept the eviction quietly.

Boy thinks the girl believes he will react passively to the news, acting as if the eviction doesn’t really bother him.

Boy thinks the girl believes he will be angry and disappointed but hopes he won’t give up on her.


Question: What does Girl think the boy believes about her efforts to prevent eviction when he says, 'I thought you were gonna work something out with the bank'?

Answer: B

The boy's disappointed tone and questioning gaze suggest he doubts the girl's efforts to prevent eviction. She feels he expects more from her despite her struggles.

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She thinks he believes the eviction is an administrative error that has nothing to do with her efforts.

She thinks he believes she has not done enough to prevent the eviction.

She thinks he believes she has exhausted every possible option and couldn't have prevented the eviction.

She thinks he believes the eviction happened due to external circumstances beyond her control.


Question: What does Boy think the girl feels when she says 'Thanks, Dad'?

Answer: B

The girl's quiet and possibly sarcastic tone, along with her still posture, suggests to the boy that she feels bitter and resigned about their situation, rather than supportive or angry.

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He thinks she feels appreciative and understanding of how things turned out.

He thinks she feels bitter and resigned about their situation.

He thinks she feels emotionally distant and unaffected by what is happening.

He thinks she feels upset and ready to challenge the way he is handling things.


Question: What does Young Woman think the Young Man believes about her feelings toward work at this moment?

Answer: A

The Young Woman perceives that the Young Man believes she is unhappy but hopeful, as his calm and earnest tone suggests he understands her struggles yet holds hope for improvement.

She thinks he believes she is unhappy but hopeful.

She thinks he believes she is uncertain about how she feels.

She thinks he believes she is satisfied and enthusiastic about work.

She thinks he believes she doesn't care much about work either way.


Question: What does Young Woman think the Young Man intends by saying 'How's work?'?

Answer: D

The Young Woman interprets the Young Man's question as a gentle check-in, as his neutral tone and forward-leaning posture suggest a desire to offer support without being intrusive.

She thinks he intends to subtly question whether she is struggling at her job, hinting at concerns about her competence.

She thinks he intends to steer the conversation away from a tense topic, using work as a safe distraction.

She thinks he intends to segue into talking about his own recent promotion, hoping to impress her with his career success.

She thinks he intends to gently check in and offer support without pushing too hard.


Question: What does Young Woman think the young man believes about her readiness when she says 'No, I don't know if I'm ready'?

Answer: B

The Young Woman perceives the young man's attentive gaze and calm demeanor as signs that he believes she is hesitant but might agree if reassured.

She thinks he believes she is purposely avoiding commitment at this moment.

She thinks he believes she is hesitant but might eventually agree if reassured.

She thinks he believes she is actually certain and prepared, even though she says she isn't.

She thinks he believes she doesn't really care about the outcome or about making the choice.


Question: What does Beth think the brunette believes about Beth’s apology itself?

Answer: D

Beth believes the brunette recognizes her sincerity but is unsure if the apology can change the past. The brunette's cautious demeanor suggests she is considering Beth's genuine regret but remains skeptical about the timing.

That Beth is apologizing mainly to avoid further conflict with the brunette.

That Beth is making her apology seem more emotional than it really is.

That Beth is apologizing only because she feels pressured, not because she truly means it.

That Beth is sincere but possibly too late to change things


Question: What does Celeste think Beth intends by saying sorry at this moment in the gallery?

Answer: C

Celeste perceives Beth's apologetic tone and sincere gestures as an attempt to repair their relationship. However, Celeste remains cautious, unsure if Beth's intentions are genuine or superficial.

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Celeste thinks Beth intends to subtly shift the blame onto herself in order to appear vulnerable and elicit support from those nearby.

Celeste thinks Beth intends to bring up old grievances with her apology, potentially reigniting past arguments between them.

Celeste thinks Beth intends to repair their strained relationship and seek forgiveness

Celeste thinks Beth intends to steer the conversation away from the main conflict, hoping others won't notice the underlying problem between them.


Question: What does Beth think Celeste believes about Jesse's wellbeing when Beth says 'Jesse is fine. He's fine.'?

Answer: B

Beth interprets Celeste's subtle smile and eye movement as signs of skepticism, indicating that Celeste does not fully believe the reassurance about Jesse's wellbeing.

Beth thinks Celeste views the reassurance as overly optimistic, perhaps finding it slightly humorous and not entirely believable.

Beth thinks Celeste doubts Jesse is truly fine, interpreting her expression as reserved skepticism.

Beth thinks Celeste accepts the reassurance without question, appearing genuinely at ease after Beth's response.

Beth thinks Celeste is distracted by her own worries and pays little attention to Beth's attempt to reassure her about Jesse.


Question: What does Ethan think Alex believes about their chances of getting help soon?

Answer: C

Alex's resigned expression and focus on the phone indicate he believes they are unlikely to receive help soon, which Ethan perceives through Alex's behavior.

Ethan thinks Alex believes that someone will notice their absence quickly and send help right away.

Ethan thinks Alex believes that getting help isn't urgent and is acting unconcerned about waiting.

Ethan thinks Alex believes they are unlikely to get signal or help anytime soon.

Ethan thinks Alex believes that, even with the obstacles, there is a good chance help will arrive soon.