Question: What does Emma think Liam intends by saying 'Waffles' while showing the box?

Answer: B

Liam's triumphant posture and vocal emphasis on 'Waffles' suggest he is trying to impress Emma by presenting the waffles as a valuable find. Emma's feigned shock indicates she understands his intention to lighten the mood.

when Liam says 'Waffles' holding the box

He intends to distract Emma from noticing that there is hardly any other food left by showing her the waffles box.

He intends to impress Emma by making the waffles seem like a valuable find

He intends to steer the conversation away from a tense topic by bringing up the waffles as a diversion.

He intends to gauge Emma's feelings about waffles by watching how she reacts when he presents the box.


Question: What complex emotion is Emma experiencing as she speaks and looks over her shoulder?

Answer: B

Emma's quick speech and worried glances suggest she is anxious and seeking reassurance. Her behavior indicates a mix of anxiety and a desire for control over the situation.

as she talks about whether the mom will get mad about the kitchen

Detachment from the conversation, as if she doesn't care about what's being said or its outcome.

Anxiety mixed with a need for reassurance and control.

Eager anticipation, thrilled by what she expects to happen next as she glances back.

Frustration with Liam, believing he's deliberately complicating things yet again.


Question: What does Man in gray suit think Bob believes about Man in gray suit's reaction to Jim Young's accomplishments?

Answer: C

Bob's slight smile and direct eye contact suggest he anticipates a positive reaction from the Man in gray suit, indicating he believes the Man in gray suit will be impressed by Jim Young's accomplishments.

after Bob talks about Jim Young being a deacon in his church

He thinks Bob believes Man in gray suit will be surprised and seek more information.

He thinks Bob believes Man in gray suit will question the validity of Jim Young's accomplishments.

He thinks Bob believes Man in gray suit will be impressed and approve.

He thinks Bob believes Man in gray suit will not care and shift the conversation elsewhere.


Question: What does Man in gray suit think Bob intends by starting his critique with 'Listen, Bob, no offense' before saying Jim Young is an idiot?

Answer: D

The man in gray suit perceives Bob's initial polite phrase as a strategic move to soften the impact of his harsh critique, aiming to provoke a reaction by challenging the man's admiration for Jim Young.

just before Bob starts speaking about his judgment

Bob is trying to steer the conversation in a different direction by mentioning Jim Young, believing I might not realize he wants to avoid my opinions.

Bob wants to make sure he doesn't upset me, thinking I will agree with his criticism and endorse his negative view of Jim Young.

Bob feels unsure about criticizing Jim Young and is seeking validation from me, hoping I will back up his strong opinion.

Bob tries to soften the blow to appear polite but actually aims to provoke a strong reaction by contradicting my admiration


Question: What does Bob think the man in gray believes about Jim Young when Bob talks to him?

Answer: C

Bob perceives the man in gray suit's serious demeanor as indicative of admiration for Jim Young, which contrasts with Bob's own negative opinion. Bob's sharp critique is aimed at challenging this perceived admiration.

when Bob calls Jim Young 'an idiot' and the man in gray listens

Bob thinks the man in gray doubts Jim Young's abilities and frequently challenges his decisions.

Bob thinks the man in gray is uncertain about Jim Young's skills and isn't sure if he can trust his judgment.

Bob thinks the man admires Jim Young and believes in his competence.

Bob thinks the man in gray neither cares nor pays much attention to Jim Young's performance or reputation.


Question: What is Man in gray suit's intention when he says, 'Well, maybe you just don't know what to look for'?

Answer: B

The Man in gray suit aims to make Bob question his trust in Jim Young by suggesting that Bob's judgment is flawed. This is indicated by his serious gaze and focused tone, which are intended to cast doubt on Bob's perspective.

when Man in gray suit looks downward during the argument

To subtly shift the focus of the discussion so that the disagreement is glossed over, avoiding direct conflict with Bob.

To make Bob question his trust in Jim Young by implying his judgment is flawed.

To vent his annoyance at Bob, signaling dissatisfaction but not truly aiming to influence Bob's stance.

To suggest that Bob could be correct and admit his own possible misunderstanding of what is happening.


Question: What does the Older Woman with short curly dark hair think the man with gray hair believes about her intentions when she talks to him?

Answer: D

The Older Woman's intense gaze and repeated emphasis on Steve's name suggest she is scrutinizing him, leading Steve to believe she is judging or challenging him.

while she repeats his last name and watches his reactions

She thinks Steve believes she is puzzled and only wants to find out where he is from, since his name sounds unusual to her.

She thinks Steve believes she is being welcoming and making an effort to learn more about him, even though his name stands out.

She thinks Steve believes she is detached and not paying attention to him, barely noticing his unusual name or why he is there.

She thinks Steve believes she is trying to judge or challenge him because of his unfamiliar name and presence.


Question: What does the Older Woman with short curly dark hair think Steve believes about her intentions in talking to him?

Answer: D

The Older Woman believes Steve perceives her questioning as an attempt to expose any falsehoods in his engagement claim, given her focused and probing demeanor.

character_1 (Older Woman with short curly dark hair): 'Steve?' She leans forward.

She thinks Steve believes she intends to be genuinely happy for his engagement and has no suspicions.

She thinks Steve believes she intends to avoid mentioning his engagement at all during their conversation.

She thinks Steve believes she intends to steer the conversation toward more neutral topics instead of focusing on his engagement.

She thinks Steve believes she intends to expose any falsehood in his engagement claim.


Question: What does the Older Woman with short curly dark hair think Steve believes about her question on marriage?

Answer: A

Steve's attentive but neutral demeanor suggests he is cautious and aware of an underlying judgment, leading the Older Woman to think he believes she is judging him and trying to find flaws.

She thinks Steve believes she is judging him and trying to find flaws.

She thinks Steve believes she is making casual conversation and is only mildly interested.

She thinks Steve believes she completely accepts him and sees no need for further questions.

She thinks Steve believes she wants to avoid discussing his relationships or background.


Question: What does the Older Woman think Steve intends by saying 'Three times, actually'?

Answer: B

Steve's calm demeanor and steady posture suggest he is trying to project confidence and control in the interaction, rather than being confused or evasive.

She thinks Steve intends to impress her by highlighting his experience without actually explaining what happened.

She thinks Steve intends to appear confident and unshaken to maintain control of the interaction.

She thinks Steve intends to acknowledge some fault in a way that minimizes his responsibility, hoping she will be less upset.

She thinks Steve intends to sidestep her question by steering the conversation toward a less sensitive topic.


Question: What does Woman with long red hair think Steve believes about the Woman with short curly dark hair’s attitude during this exchange?

Answer: C

Steve perceives the woman's gesture with her cigarette as a sign that she is testing him, expecting him to prove his competence. His engaged posture indicates he is aware of the subtle challenge and is trying to maintain his composure.

when the woman gestures with her cigarette after Steve's response

Steve believes she is uncertain, struggling to clarify her own position in the conversation.

Steve believes she is uninterested, not really paying attention to what he says or does.

Steve believes she is testing him and expects him to justify his competence.

Steve believes she is encouraging, trying to motivate him with positive reinforcement and reassurance.


Question: What does the man think the pharmacist desires when she greets him and looks around?

Answer: B

The pharmacist's behavior of looking around while greeting suggests she is verifying the identity or expecting someone else, indicating a desire to ensure she serves the correct person.

when the pharmacist first greets the man

He thinks she desires to subtly distance herself from him, possibly because she is unsure about his request or feels uneasy.

He thinks she desires to confirm she is serving the correct person or find someone else involved.

He thinks she desires to shift his attention to something else, maybe to cover up an error she made earlier in the process.

He thinks she desires to speed through the encounter without carefully checking details, perhaps to quickly move on to the next customer.


Question: What does the man desire when he says he is picking up for Rivers but appears distracted?

Answer: D

The man appears slightly distracted and gives a brief response, indicating he wants to complete the transaction quickly without further interaction.

when responding to the pharmacist's question about the last name

He desires to divert the pharmacist’s attention away from the prescription details.

He desires to avoid revealing the specific reason he is picking up the medication for Rivers.

He desires to maintain a polite conversation with the pharmacist so as not to seem rude, even while distracted.

He desires to receive the medication without delay or additional questions.


Question: What does the man think the pharmacist believes about his reaction to the ID request?

Answer: A

The man quickly complies with the ID request, showing slight surprise, which suggests he is caught off guard but willing to cooperate. The pharmacist's professional demeanor likely leads him to believe she perceives his reaction as compliant yet unexpected.

He thinks she believes he is compliant but somewhat caught off guard by the request.

He thinks she believes he is hesitant to show his ID because he might be hiding something.

He thinks she believes he is unconcerned about the ID request and views it as routine.

He thinks she believes he is irritated and only reluctantly provides his ID in response to her request.


Question: What emotion does Man most likely feel as the pharmacist turns away to check further?

Answer: A

The man's composed yet attentive demeanor suggests he feels a mix of hope and apprehension, as he is uncertain about the resolution of the situation.

when the pharmacist says 'Give me a sec' and turns away

Man feels a mix of hope and apprehension, uncertain if the situation will be resolved quickly.

Man feels disappointment and mild acceptance, assuming the pharmacist won't be able to help but willing to wait regardless.

Man feels relaxed and unconcerned, believing the pharmacist will handle everything efficiently and that there's nothing to worry about.

Man feels irritation and restlessness, bothered by the lack of immediate answers and perceiving the pharmacist's actions as dismissive.


Question: What emotion is Chuck most likely experiencing during his initial greeting?

Answer: C

Chuck is likely experiencing cautious optimism and determination, as shown by his steady tone and open gesture, despite the staff member's serious demeanor.

Calm neutrality and a lack of personal investment in how the greeting unfolds

Annoyance and irritation over the staff member’s slow or distracted acknowledgment

A mix of cautious optimism and determination to make a positive impression

Nervous apprehension and worry that his greeting will not be well received


Question: What does Staff Member believe about Chuck Wepner's sincerity during the handshake offer?

Answer: D

The staff member believes Chuck is sincere, as indicated by Chuck's steady eye contact and calm tone, but remains cautious about fully trusting him.

when Chuck extends his hand and introduces himself

Staff Member believes Chuck is being overly assertive, possibly trying to intimidate or dominate through the handshake.

Staff Member believes Chuck is simply going through the motions of politeness, without any real investment in the gesture.

Staff Member believes Chuck is pretending to be friendly in order to gain favor or deflect suspicion from himself.

Staff Member believes Chuck is sincere but cautious about fully trusting him at this point


Question: What complex emotion does Man experience when making the comment with a slight smile?

Answer: A

Man feels nervous yet confident, using humor to mask his insecurity. His smile and gesture show he is trying to appear lighthearted despite underlying tension.

while saying the 'real tight with your dad' comment

A mix of nervousness and playful confidence to mask insecurity

A sense of detachment from the woman's response, using humor mainly for his own entertainment.

Genuine amusement and lightheartedness, with no signs of underlying unease or self-doubt.

Subtle irritation at the woman's reaction, which he attempts to conceal by making a joking remark.


Question: What emotion does Man think Woman is experiencing when she speaks over the lawnmower noise?

Answer: C

The woman's raised voice and focused gaze indicate urgency and frustration due to the noise, as she wants to ensure her invitation is clearly communicated.

when Woman says the party invitation again

Indifference toward both the conversation and the noise, as if neither really matters to her.

Playfulness, as she finds Man’s confusion and the noisy interruption entertaining.

Urgency mixed with frustration at the noise interfering with communication

Annoyance at Man, believing he is intentionally being difficult rather than missing her point due to the noise.


Question: What does Anton Chigurh desire in making the storekeeper call the coin?

Answer: B

Anton Chigurh desires to instill fear and maintain psychological dominance. His calm demeanor and silence about the stakes highlight his control over the situation.

He desires to unsettle the storekeeper by creating a sense of unpredictability and watching his reaction to the unusual situation.

He desires to instill fear and maintain psychological dominance without revealing his own intentions

He desires to end the encounter swiftly, using the coin toss as a way to terminate the conversation and move on without escalation.

He desires to create a sense of shared experience with the storekeeper, making the coin toss a moment of connection and mutual participation.


Question: What emotion does Ethan most likely feel when he stands near the table?

Answer: D

Ethan's focused eyes and slight tension indicate he is cautiously anticipating the interaction, aiming to assert himself without causing conflict.

He feels irritated and defensive, expecting criticism from the others at the table.

He feels at ease and lighthearted, eager to make the group laugh with a story.

He feels emotionally detached, uninterested in the group's conversation or presence.

He feels cautious anticipation mixed with a need to assert himself carefully.


Question: What does the elderly woman think the young man believes about her explanation of 'protective ice' when he reacts?

Answer: D

The elderly woman thinks the young man believes she is making up a silly or unnecessary term to justify the ice cream’s appearance. His incredulous smile and tone suggest he finds the term humorous rather than serious.

Elderly Woman, beige vest, blonde hair tied back

right after she says 'Look under the protective ice'

She thinks he believes she is providing a technical explanation that sounds implausible or exaggerated to him.

She thinks he believes she is misinformed and lacks understanding about the ice cream, so he questions her credibility.

She thinks he believes she is attempting to cover up the real reason for the ice cream’s state in order to avoid blame.

She thinks he believes she is making up a silly or unnecessary term to justify the ice cream’s appearance.


Question: What does the woman in blue believe about the sincerity of the man's Thanksgiving greeting?

Answer: A

The woman in blue believes the greeting is more performative than sincere due to the forced cheerfulness in the atmosphere, which contrasts with her own subdued demeanor.

She believes the greeting is more performative than sincere because of the forced cheerfulness in the atmosphere.

She believes the greeting is intended as a subtle jab at the family, using irony to highlight underlying tensions.

She believes the greeting is just a customary statement repeated for appearances, lacking authentic emotion.

She believes the greeting expresses genuine appreciation for the family gathering, showing true happiness.


Question: What does the man in dark green coat feel while saying 'Happy Thanksgiving, Earth people!'?

Answer: C

The man in the dark green coat feels a mix of forced enthusiasm and underlying tension because his elevated tone contrasts with the neutral mood, suggesting emotional complexity beyond pure joy.

Man in dark green coat, short light hair

He feels somewhat awkward and out of place, delivering the greeting as a formality while trying to avoid drawing attention to himself.

He feels genuinely pleased to be with his family and offers the greeting with honest warmth, eager to celebrate together.

He feels a mix of forced enthusiasm and underlying tension because the cheerfulness seems strained and not fully natural.

He feels frustrated by the situation at home, covering up his irritation with an exaggeratedly friendly greeting to keep the atmosphere light.


Question: What complex emotions is Veronica likely experiencing while hearing about her coma and current situation?

Answer: D

Veronica is likely experiencing confusion and fear, but also holds a fragile hope for recovery, as shown by her worried expression and tense demeanor.

during the explanation of her medical history by the professional woman

Frustration and suspicion directed at the medical staff for possibly holding back information about her coma

Emotional numbness and a sense of distance from what is being explained to her

A sense of optimism and gratitude upon learning about the circumstances of her coma

Confusion mixed with fear and a fragile hope for recovery


Question: What does Veronica feel internally when she hears the doctor say her name?

Answer: C

Veronica feels apprehension and sadness because the doctor's calm tone contrasts with her inner turmoil, highlighting her emotional struggle.

immediately after the doctor speaks to her

She feels irritation because she thinks the doctor is minimizing her experience and ignoring her concerns.

She feels emotionally distant, as if she is observing the conversation from outside herself and is unaffected by what the doctor says.

She feels a mix of apprehension and sadness because the doctor's calm tone contrasts with her inner turmoil.

She feels reassured and hopeful, believing the doctor's calm tone means everything will work out favorably for her.


Question: What emotional state does Veronica experience while the doctor says the name of the psychiatric facility?

Answer: D

Veronica experiences confusion mixed with fear as the doctor's calm demeanor contrasts with her inner turmoil, highlighting her emotional conflict.

A sense of relief and cautious optimism, as Veronica believes knowing the facility's name offers hope for a positive outcome.

A sense of emotional numbness, as if Veronica is disconnected from the doctor's words and unable to process what is happening.

Frustration directed at the doctor for being so clinical, feeling upset that he doesn't acknowledge her anxiety or distress.

Confusion mixed with fear, because the calmness of the doctor contrasts with her own inner turmoil.


Question: What does Bearded Man believe about Rob's outward behavior versus his internal qualities during the conversation?

Answer: D

The Bearded Man believes Rob's outward kindness masks a negative internal energy because he senses something unsettling beneath the surface. His nervous tone and contradictory statements reveal his ambivalence about Rob's true nature.

while describing Rob's nature and presence

He believes Rob's calm and reserved exterior reflects indecision, making it hard to judge whether Rob is trustworthy or not.

He believes Rob is genuine and consistently positive, trusting that Rob's words and actions are always well-intentioned.

He believes Rob's friendly demeanor is a cover for possible antagonism, suspecting Rob might be acting nice to hide a confrontational agenda.

He believes Rob's outward kindness masks a negative internal energy because he senses something unsettling beneath the surface.


Question: What does Don Shirley believe the standing man thinks about Don Shirley’s own feelings regarding their imprisonment?

Answer: A

Don Shirley believes the standing man thinks he is mostly unrepentant and defensive, which contributes to the standing man's frustration and dismissiveness.

Don Shirley, African American man in dark suit

Don Shirley talks to the standing man about the officers outside the cell

He thinks Don Shirley is mostly unrepentant and defensive about their situation

He thinks Don Shirley is anxious to get out and willing to admit fault in order to fix things, even if it means compromising.

He thinks Don Shirley feels guilty and regretful about what happened and wishes he could undo his actions.

He thinks Don Shirley is calm and emotionally distant, acting as if their predicament does not affect him at all.


Question: What does Don Shirley desire regarding the standing man's emotional state during their interaction?

Answer: B

Don Shirley desires to calm the standing man's frustration and redirect his anger constructively, aiming to prevent escalation and encourage a broader perspective.

Don Shirley, African American man in dark suit

Don Shirley speaks to the standing man inside the prison cell

To express his disappointment directly and encourage the standing man to acknowledge the consequences of his actions, hoping for understanding

To calm the standing man’s frustration and redirect his anger constructively

To prompt the standing man to recognize how his choices negatively affected both of them, even if it increases tension

To hold back from engaging with the standing man's anger, preferring to maintain a sense of detachment for self-preservation


Question: What complex emotions is Don Shirley likely experiencing while sitting in the prison cell and talking to the standing man?

Answer: C

Don Shirley experiences a mix of shame for his past actions and defensiveness, as he tries to justify himself while addressing the standing man.

Don Shirley, African American man in dark suit

Frustration with the standing man for not understanding the consequences of his actions and for making light of the situation

A sense of satisfaction from being able to express his opinions to the standing man, even though they are in a difficult situation

A mix of shame for his past actions and defensiveness to justify himself

Emotional detachment from both the officers and the standing man, choosing not to engage with the seriousness of the moment


Question: What does the woman desire by acknowledging her urge to punch the man but saying it has nothing to do with him?

Answer: D

The woman desires to express her frustration without harming the relationship, using humor and reassurance to maintain emotional safety.

Woman: 'It has nothing to do with him,' [Pointing at the man]

She desires to express her frustration in a way that keeps her feelings ambiguous, even though she attempts to clarify her intent.

She desires to elicit a defensive response from the man by mentioning her urge, despite her effort to reassure him.

She desires to distance herself from her emotional impulse by downplaying its importance, while still drawing attention to it.

She desires to relieve her emotional tension without damaging their relationship.


Question: What does Woman truly feel about being back home during this moment?

Answer: D

The woman feels a mix of relief and irritation because being home provides comfort, but it doesn't completely alleviate her internal stress. Her expressions and tone suggest she is still processing her emotions.

She feels a deep sense of calm and happiness as if all her worries have disappeared upon returning home.

She feels mostly frustrated with the man, blaming him for her discomfort and annoyance since she left home.

She feels emotionally detached from being home, attributing her discomfort only to outside circumstances rather than anything within herself.

She feels relief mixed with lingering irritation because home soothes but doesn’t erase her internal stress.


Question: What emotion is Woman most likely feeling when she says 'What about you?'

Answer: D

The woman is likely feeling a mix of curiosity and concern, wanting to understand the man's feelings while being cautious not to overstep. Her thoughtful expression indicates she is engaged and attentive.

just before the man talks about his sleep troubles

Mild irritation at Travis for not immediately sharing, as if she's frustrated by his vague responses.

Detached politeness, as if she's asking just to keep the conversation going without genuine interest.

Pleasure at reconnecting with Travis, finding happiness in their late-night talk regardless of his troubles.


Question: What does Man believe about the woman's thoughts when she laughs and covers her mouth after being startled?

Answer: B

The man believes the woman is embarrassed by her own startled reaction, as indicated by her laughter combined with covering her mouth, which signals embarrassment rather than hostility.

immediately after her surprised reaction

He believes she is playfully teasing him about sneaking up on her and finds the situation amusing.

He believes she is embarrassed by her own startled reaction and trying to cover it up

He believes she is momentarily upset with him for surprising her, and wants to let him know it bothered her.

He believes she is trying to hide her discomfort and is unsure whether she wants to continue the conversation.


Question: What does Man in dark suit desire when he says 'I want to feel like Cinderella for one night'?

Answer: B

The man in the dark suit desires to experience a different identity without the burden of external expectations. His serious yet wistful tone and gestures suggest a longing for transformation while maintaining authenticity.

Man in light-colored shirt and dark pants

just after saying no to borrowing the suit

He desires to be embraced by the group by going along with their ideas, even though he was hesitant at first.

He desires to experience a different identity but without the burden of external expectations.

He desires to make fun of the notion of transformation by ironically mentioning Cinderella, revealing his discomfort.

He desires to avoid participating by making light of fairy tales, using a joke to divert attention from himself.


Question: What does the man in the light-colored shirt desire regarding the outcome of this interaction?

Answer: B

The man in the light-colored shirt desires to avoid conflict and reach an understanding, as indicated by his concerned posture and attentive listening.

Man in dark suit with red tie, white hair, glasses

Man in light-colored shirt, brown hair/beard

He desires to quietly withdraw from the conversation, hoping to minimize his involvement and not draw attention.

He desires to avoid conflict and reach an understanding without damage to his reputation.

He desires to steer the discussion toward his own opinions, aiming to control its direction even if it risks escalating tension.

He desires to subtly pressure the man in the dark suit into taking responsibility, so he can improve his own standing in the situation.


Question: What emotion is Nick primarily experiencing when he says, 'I don't need your help' loudly?

Answer: B

Nick talks loudly after Kate says she was trying to help

Emotional detachment from Kate’s worries, minimizing her feelings and ignoring her attempts to connect

Frustration mixed with vulnerability masked by defensiveness

A composed sense of self-reliance, projecting steadiness and confidence in managing alone

Satisfaction in reclaiming authority, feeling pleased to reestablish dominance in the conversation


Question: What does Nick believe about Kate’s emotional state when she says, 'Oh, you could have fooled me'?

Answer: B

He believes she is frustrated and defensive, preparing to challenge his authority directly

He believes she is hurt and skeptical about his rejection, feeling misunderstood

He believes she is emotionally distant, unwilling to engage with his concerns or worries

He believes she is being dismissively sarcastic, treating his words as a joke rather than genuinely responding


Question: What does the boy desire regarding his interaction with the man at this moment?

Answer: B

The boy desires to maintain a neutral interaction to avoid any potential conflict or unwanted attention. His non-committal expression indicates a preference for calmness.

immediately after the man starts speaking to greet

He desires to excuse himself politely so he can leave without drawing attention.

He desires to avoid conflict and keep the interaction neutral.

He desires to trust the man enough to discuss what has been troubling him lately.

He desires to question the man’s motives and see how the man reacts to pressure.


Question: What does the boy believe about the man’s reason for starting the conversation with a cigarette request?

Answer: C

The boy believes the man is trying to initiate a social connection indirectly through the cigarette request. The man's casual tone suggests a motive beyond the literal request.

right after the man asks for a cigarette

That the man is evaluating whether the boy will admit if he has cigarettes, paying close attention to his answer

That the man is simply making small talk by asking for a cigarette, with no hidden motives involved

That the man wants to initiate a social connection in an indirect way

That the man is deliberately surprising the boy with his request to observe how the boy responds under pressure


Question: What emotion does Dark-haired Man primarily experience during the light-haired man's description of 'constant yelling'?

Answer: D

The Dark-haired Man feels concern as he listens to the Light-haired Man's story about 'constant yelling.' His serious expression and attentive posture suggest he senses underlying distress despite the calm delivery.

Annoyance, because the Dark-haired Man feels the light-haired man is overreacting about the situation.

Amusement, because the Dark-haired Man finds the way the light-haired man tells the story to be overly dramatic.

Indifference, because the Dark-haired Man is preoccupied with his own issues and doesn’t pay close attention to the story.

Concern, because he senses the light-haired man is troubled but not fully expressing it.


Question: What complex emotional state does Light-haired Man experience while talking about writings on manipulating light and sound waves?

Answer: D

The combination of Light-haired Man's vacant gaze and concerned expression indicates a complex emotional state, likely involving nostalgia and anxiety about the topic's connection to his past.

He feels confident and slightly amused as he explains the theories, enjoying the opportunity to display his intellectual abilities.

He feels emotionally distant, treating the discussion as a purely academic exercise without personal investment.

He feels mild frustration and restlessness, sensing the conversation is going off track and preferring to move on to something else.

He feels a mixture of nostalgia, anxiety, and unresolved curiosity about the topic connected to his past.


Question: What complex emotion does Light-haired Man likely feel after being called 'Monsters.'?

Answer: D

The Light-haired Man likely feels a mix of hurt and controlled frustration but hides it behind neutrality. His serious expression and firm grip on the mug suggest emotional tension beneath calmness.

Light-haired Man, light brown hair, dark sweater

immediately after the word 'Monsters.' is spoken

Light-haired Man feels a surge of indignation and irritation, trying to mask his annoyance while maintaining a calm exterior.

Light-haired Man experiences a moment of surprise and faint amusement, as if the accusation is both shocking and slightly entertaining to him.

Light-haired Man reacts with emotional distance and a sense of resignation, deciding not to reveal any strong feelings or react openly.

Light-haired Man feels a mix of hurt and controlled frustration but hides it behind neutrality.


Question: What does Mom believe about Grace’s true feelings despite her polite acknowledgment of Rachel’s scholarship?

Answer: C

Mom believes that Grace is masking her true feelings, which are conflicted or uneasy, despite her polite acknowledgment. Grace's subtle expressions suggest she is not entirely comfortable.

while Grace listens and responds to Mom’s news

Mom believes Grace is disappointed and jealous, even if she tries to act normal.

Mom believes Grace is sincerely excited for Rachel, showing honest encouragement.

Mom believes Grace feels conflicted or uneasy but is hiding it

Mom believes Grace is uninterested and emotionally distant, not invested in Rachel's news.


Question: What is Grace feeling internally while responding with a smile and speaking to Mom about the news?

Answer: B

Grace feels a mix of concern and cautious optimism, as indicated by her slight smile and neutral tone. Her expression suggests she is not entirely at ease with the news.

immediately after Mom says Rachel's scholarship

Genuine happiness and enthusiasm, feeling completely confident about the news

A sense of detachment and lack of interest, paying little attention to what Mom is saying

Underlying annoyance and irritation, masking her true feelings with a polite smile


Question: What emotion does Mom likely feel when she stands with hands on hips and looks at Grace before leaving?

Answer: D

Mom likely feels a mix of warmth and restrained disappointment, as indicated by her smile and hands on hips posture. This suggests she is trying to maintain a positive demeanor while managing underlying tension.

just before Mom says 'Good night, sweetheart.'

A sense of annoyance and impatience, concealed behind a reassuring expression.

Genuine contentment and relaxation after a long day, downplaying the earlier conflict.

A detached attitude toward the family discussion, appearing emotionally uninvolved.

A mix of warmth and restrained disappointment.


Question: What does Josie think Hank believes about her reason for being there?

Answer: A

Josie perceives Hank's cautious demeanor and partial retreat as signs that he might doubt her sincerity, suspecting she could be manipulating him to gain his help.

while Josie is talking about Romero and describing her moving in

Josie thinks Hank believes she is exaggerating or manipulating to gain his assistance, despite her friendly demeanor.

Josie thinks Hank believes she is genuinely introducing herself as a new neighbor and sincerely asking for help because Romero suggested it.

Josie thinks Hank is mostly uninterested in her explanation and assumes he doesn't pay attention to the details she provides.

Josie thinks Hank is wary because he suspects she might be someone with ambiguous intentions, possibly not even a resident.


Question: What emotion does Josie think Hank is feeling as he watches her from inside?

Answer: A

Josie interprets Hank's reserved posture and limited exposure as signs of caution and uncertainty about her intentions.

while Hank is looking from inside and Josie is talking

Josie thinks Hank feels cautious and unsure about her intentions.

Josie thinks Hank feels irritated and defensive, possibly upset that she disturbed him.

Josie thinks Hank feels enthusiastic and pleased to meet her, looking forward to helping out.

Josie thinks Hank feels uninterested and detached, barely paying attention to her request.


Question: What does Blonde Woman believe about the situation when she pauses with her mouth open before speaking?

Answer: D

The Blonde Woman believes the situation is more complex and requires careful thought before responding. Her open mouth pause and finger pointing indicate active mental processing and hesitation.

after hearing the Woman in Pink's response and pausing

That the Woman in Pink is exaggerating aspects of the situation to make herself look better.

That it would be best to steer the conversation in a lighter direction to keep things pleasant.

That the issue at hand is simple and doesn't warrant hesitation or deeper analysis.

That the situation is more complex and requires careful thought before responding


Question: What emotion does Assistant primarily experience while talking about his health issues to Mr. McCall?

Answer: D

Assistant feels anxious and vulnerable while explaining his health issues, as indicated by his stammering tone and hesitant body language. He fears judgment or rejection from Mr. McCall.

when Assistant talks about stomach problems and therapy

He feels resigned and tries to downplay the situation, as if his health issues are trivial.

He feels frustrated and perceives Mr. McCall’s questions as intrusive, leading him to respond curtly.

He feels optimistic and reassured after discussing his health, assuming Mr. McCall will offer a solution.

He feels anxious and vulnerable about revealing personal information.


Question: What does Nicky believe about Melissa's expectations when she asks him about taking her out?

Answer: C

Nicky believes Melissa is seeking a personal favor or outing, which makes him cautious about her intentions.

Nicky believes Melissa is hoping he will prioritize her over his other commitments, potentially disrupting his schedule.

Nicky believes Melissa is trying to subtly gauge how much authority or influence she has over him by making this request.

Nicky believes Melissa expects a personal favor or social outing from him despite their professional relationship.

Nicky believes Melissa is making a playful suggestion without any expectation of follow-through, intending to create a friendly atmosphere.


Question: What does Nicky believe about Michael’s attitude during the conversation?

Answer: C

Nicky perceives Michael's repeated questioning and slow actions as signs of reluctance to end the conversation, which contrasts with Nicky's urgency to leave.

Nicky believes Michael is anxious for the conversation to finish, suggesting he is restless.

Nicky believes Michael is disengaged and waiting for Nicky to finish, showing minimal enthusiasm.

Nicky believes Michael is reluctant and wants to prolong the interaction.

Nicky believes Michael is uncertain about what Nicky wants, appearing unsure about the discussion.


Question: What does Nicky desire by nodding when Michael mentions the restaurant’s success before the money topic arises?

Answer: B

Nicky desires to appear supportive and maintain a positive relationship with Michael by nodding approvingly. His polite but not overly warm tone suggests he wants to keep interactions smooth.

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To subtly encourage Michael to acknowledge Nicky's own contributions to the restaurant's success, hoping this will make Michael more generous during the upcoming money discussion.

To appear supportive and maintain a positive relationship with Michael.

To give the impression of sincere pride in Michael’s accomplishments, while secretly masking his own anxiety about the upcoming conversation about money.

To preemptively deflect Michael’s concerns about money by highlighting their shared achievements, attempting to shift the conversation toward mutual successes.


Question: What emotion does Woman with sunglasses primarily feel during the brief encounter?

Answer: D

The woman with sunglasses feels insecure and self-conscious during the encounter, as shown by her guarded expression and minimal response. She is embarrassed about dropping the grapefruit.

She feels calm and unbothered, acting as though the incident is of no consequence.

She feels pleased and thankful for the assistance, offering a warm smile in response.

She feels mildly irritated by the interruption, displaying annoyance in her expression.

She feels insecure and self-conscious about dropping the grapefruit.


Question: What does Woman with sunglasses desire regarding the outcome of this exchange about the dropped grapefruit?

Answer: A

The woman with sunglasses desires to be recognized as not at fault to maintain her social dignity. Her serious demeanor indicates she is focused on protecting her image rather than reconciling.

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To be recognized as not at fault and maintain social dignity

To end the conversation swiftly by downplaying the incident and sidestep any potential awkwardness

To create a sense of camaraderie by making light of the situation and suggesting both parties share responsibility

To encourage the other woman to admit fault and offer reassurance that the mistake is understood


Question: What does Ben think Clara desires by sharing the story about the guy throwing her phone in the fish tank?

Answer: D

Clara's sincere tone and direct eye contact indicate she seeks reassurance from Ben, contrasting her past negative experience with his understanding demeanor. She desires comfort and acceptance.

She desires to subtly hint that I should be more careful with my phone, using her past as a lesson.

She desires to distract me from a tense topic by bringing up an unrelated incident.

She desires to lighten the mood by showing she's comfortable making fun of herself.

She desires reassurance that I won't react angrily to her phone use


Question: What emotion does Marybeth most likely experience while presenting the $75,543 figure to Ray?

Answer: B

Marybeth feels urgency mixed with determination as she presents the figure to Ray. Her brisk pace and intense tone reflect her resolve to convey the importance of the information.

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She feels cautious optimism, hoping Ray will appreciate the significance of the number.

She feels urgency mixed with determination to convey importance.

She feels nervousness and apprehension about Ray's reaction to the $75,543 figure.

She feels skepticism and uncertainty about whether the $75,543 figure will persuade Ray.


Question: What does the man in white stripes think the other person desires in this interaction?

Answer: C

The man in white stripes perceives that the other person wants to protect sensitive information, as indicated by their guarded demeanor and reluctance to share openly. This suggests a desire to avoid vulnerability.

He thinks the other person wants to test his loyalty by seeing if he will reveal personal or family secrets.

He thinks the other person is trying to see if he will slip up and admit to having betrayed confidences before.

He thinks the other person desires to protect sensitive information and avoid vulnerability.

He thinks the other person wants to shift the conversation to appear more relaxed while actually observing his reactions closely.


Question: What emotion does the man in white striped shirt primarily experience during the conversation about the secret recipe?

Answer: C

The man in white striped shirt exhibits pride and amusement through his expressions and gestures, enjoying the exclusive knowledge he holds and the playful interaction it fosters.

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Mild annoyance, acting as though the questions about the recipe are a bother he would rather avoid

Defensiveness, feeling pressured by persistent questioning and trying to protect the family recipe from being exposed

Pride mixed with amusement at holding exclusive knowledge

Unease, worrying that sharing the recipe could lead to unintended consequences or compromise his trustworthiness


Question: What does the Older Man think the girl desires when she sighs and responds?

Answer: D

The girl's sigh and quiet response suggest she wants to avoid discussing her writing due to feelings of embarrassment or insecurity. Her body language indicates a desire to protect herself from potential judgment.

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To shift the topic so she can talk about her other interests instead of her writing

To show the man that she is dedicated and thoughtful about her creative process

To see if the man will encourage her to go deeper by expressing uncertainty

To avoid discussing her writing because she feels embarrassed or insecure


Question: What emotion does the Older Man think the girl feels based on her sigh and gaze downward?

Answer: A

The girl's sigh and downward gaze suggest she feels embarrassed or doubtful about her writing. Her non-verbal cues indicate discomfort rather than excitement or confidence.

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Embarrassment or self-doubt about her writing

Eagerness to impress him with her writing and anticipation of his praise

Frustration at being asked to explain her thoughts and a desire to avoid the conversation

Satisfaction with her writing and assurance in presenting her ideas


Question: What does the Older Man think the girl desires when she answers?

Answer: C

The Older Man perceives the girl's quiet and uncertain response as a desire to avoid embarrassment and protect herself from potential judgment. Her body language indicates vulnerability.

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He thinks she desires to show independence by not giving a straightforward answer and asserting her own perspective.

He thinks she desires to keep the conversation brief because she is feeling uneasy about discussing her feelings.

He thinks she desires to avoid embarrassment and protect herself from judgment

He thinks she desires to give a thoughtful answer in hopes of receiving recognition or praise from him.


Question: What does Marty believe about the woman's feelings when she says, 'You always do that'?

Answer: A

Marty perceives the woman's frustration but questions its intensity due to her calm tone and neutral expression, which contrasts with her accusatory words.

Marty believes the woman is frustrated but doubts the severity of her feelings because of her calm tone and neutral expression.

Marty believes the woman is upset and expects her to press the issue further because of her pointed examples and the ongoing tension between them.

Marty believes the woman is unaffected and simply making conversation, interpreting her calm delivery and measured gestures as a sign of detachment.

Marty believes the woman is being sarcastic and isn’t genuinely upset, focusing on her steady tone and the public setting to dismiss her criticism.


Question: What emotion does Marty think the woman is feeling while following him with a gaze?

Answer: B

Marty perceives the woman's fixed gaze as indicative of frustration and exasperation, reflecting her dissatisfaction with his dismissive attitude.

Resigned acceptance of their dynamic, choosing to go along with his comments despite underlying conflict.

Frustration and exasperation at his lack of sympathy.

A sense of ironic amusement at his remarks, interpreting the exchange as playful banter.

A deliberate attempt to appear unaffected by his responses, masking any strong feelings she might have.


Question: What does Marty think the woman desires when she says 'Nothing. I want nothing'?

Answer: A

Marty perceives the woman's statement as masking deeper unmet needs, using resignation to protect herself emotionally. Her distant eyes and slight body turn suggest she is not being entirely truthful.

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To express resignation and mask deeper unmet needs, avoiding vulnerability

To see if Marty will contradict her and reveal his own feelings, using denial as a way to prompt honesty from him

To convince Marty that she truly doesn't require anything from him, suggesting she feels satisfied with her current situation

To distance herself emotionally from Marty by shutting down the conversation, demonstrating her irritation through withdrawal


Question: What does White T-shirt think the man in the patterned jacket desires in this interaction?

Answer: A

White T-shirt perceives that the man in the patterned jacket desires to avoid additional responsibilities while minimizing conflict. His passive listening posture suggests a reluctance to engage or accept blame.

To avoid work and responsibility while minimizing conflict and maintaining his current lifestyle.

To confront White T-shirt directly and push back against any criticism, trying to assert his independence.

To win approval by demonstrating his talents and convincing others of his worth.

To seek forgiveness from White T-shirt and show willingness to change his behavior to improve their rapport.


Question: What does White T-shirt desire regarding the other man's understanding of their situation?

Answer: D

White T-shirt desires the other man to understand and accept the gravity of their situation, hoping for a shared recognition of their predicament.

He desires the other man to believe that everything will work out on its own and there's no need to talk further.

He desires the other man to downplay the seriousness of their situation and act as if it's just a temporary setback.

He desires the other man to remain confident that their difficulties will soon be resolved and encourage positive thinking.

He desires the other man to recognize the gravity and accept their harsh reality.


Question: What does Mary think Linda desires when she shows off the puppy?

Answer: C

Mary perceives Linda's proud display of the puppy as a way to assert her role as the primary caretaker, ensuring others acknowledge her authority over the animals.

To indicate openness to collaboration by letting others help with the puppy, suggesting she wants to share responsibilities.

To elicit admiration or perhaps a bit of envy from the group by drawing attention to the puppy, seeking to impress her peers.

To assert her role as the primary caretaker or owner of the animals, making sure everyone recognizes her authority.

To express pure happiness about the puppy, focusing on the fun rather than making any statement about her status or role.


Question: What does Mary believe about the man's ability to infer the truth despite her silence?

Answer: C

Mary believes the man can infer some of the truth from her expressions and tone, even though she cannot verbally disclose it.

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She believes he is unlikely to grasp the truth unless she explicitly tells him, even if she tries to hint.

She believes he recognizes her hints but deliberately avoids engaging with them out of caution.

She believes he can partially understand the truth through her expressions and tone.

She believes he has already guessed the entire truth just by observing her behavior, without needing further clues.


Question: What does Mary truly feel about holding this dangerous information while being unable to share it?

Answer: B

Mary feels tortured by the information she holds, as evidenced by her frantic gestures and cracking voice, indicating her intense inner turmoil.

She feels composed and determined, believing that keeping the secret is the only way to protect both herself and Charles from harm.

She feels tortured and suffocated by the knowledge, as if it is physically harming her.

She feels emotionally numb, distancing herself from the weight of the secret and refusing to acknowledge its significance to her or anyone else.

She feels lighthearted and mischievous, joking about the situation to distract from any sense of seriousness or urgency.


Question: What emotion does Man likely feel when the woman approaches and talks neutrally?

Answer: A

The man likely feels curious concern mixed with cautious attentiveness, as he notices the woman's concerned expression despite her neutral tone.

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Curious concern mixed with cautious attentiveness.

Mild irritation at the woman's ambiguous approach, feeling slightly defensive.

Disinterest and mild distraction, paying little attention to the conversation.

Expectation that the conversation will be routine and unremarkable, feeling self-assured.


Question: What emotion does the woman primarily experience during this exchange?

Answer: B

The woman primarily experiences anxiety and fear, which she tries to mask with neutrality, as evidenced by her concerned expression and hurried tone.

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She feels detached and unconcerned, maintaining a passive demeanor throughout the conversation.

She feels anxious and fearful but tries to mask it with neutrality.

She feels optimistic and curious about the possibility of upgrading her phone, displaying keen interest in the discussion.

She feels frustrated and defensive in response to the man's comments, preparing herself for a potential disagreement.


Question: What does the woman believe about the man’s perception of her behavior?

Answer: C

The woman believes the man perceives her as somewhat unusual or uneasy, despite her attempts to appear neutral, as indicated by her hurried tone and concerned demeanor.

She believes he perceives her as self-assured and decisive, appearing as though she has already made up her mind.

She believes he interprets her actions as being frustrated and confrontational, expecting her to challenge him soon.

She believes he sees her as somewhat unusual or uneasy despite her neutral appearance.

She believes he thinks she is indifferent to the conversation and distracted by something else in the room.


Question: What complex emotions is the young man experiencing as he talks about watching the person walk out the door?

Answer: C

The young man's mix of regret, self-blame, and helplessness is evident through his trembling voice and broken speech, indicating an emotional breakdown rather than relief or outward anger.

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He feels resentment and frustration mainly toward Liz for trying to comfort him, believing she doesn't understand his feelings.

He feels uncertainty and emotional numbness, struggling to process the event without fully engaging with his emotions.

He feels a mix of regret, self-blame, and helplessness, causing emotional breakdown.

He feels a sense of resignation mixed with resignation toward the outcome, telling himself it's no longer his responsibility.


Question: What emotion is John most likely feeling as he takes a deep breath and speaks?

Answer: B

John's deep breath and avoidance of eye contact suggest he is feeling shame and nervousness about his situation and Mary's judgment.

John is feeling a renewed determination to persuade Laura that she is mistaken, as suggested by his attempt to maintain composure and offer explanations.

John is feeling shame and nervousness about his situation and Mary's judgment.

John is experiencing irritation and defensiveness in response to Laura's accusations, as shown by his flat denials and firm tone.

John is feeling emotionally distant and unaffected by Laura's confrontation, implied by his neutral facial expressions and minimal gestures.


Question: What does Mary believe about her acceptance within the group at the moment she says, 'They never really let me in'?

Answer: B

Mary's belief about her exclusion is evident in her resigned tone and sad smile, suggesting she felt rejected despite any outward appearances of acceptance.

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She believes certain members deliberately kept her at a distance, making it impossible for her to build genuine trust within the group.

She believes she was fundamentally excluded despite outward appearances of involvement, because she felt rejected internally.

She believes the group's lack of real engagement with her contributions caused her to feel like an outsider, even as she tried to participate.

She believes her involvement was acknowledged in name only, and any sense of acceptance she had was based on her misreading of the group's signals.


Question: What complex emotions does the woman experience while talking on the phone about moving away?

Answer: D

The woman experiences anxiety and helplessness, as indicated by her trembling voice and repeated expressions of inability, reflecting her fear of change.

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She feels detached and accepting of whatever decision is made, showing little concern over the outcome.

She feels frustration and defensiveness toward Rabbit, believing he is unfairly blaming her for their problem.

She feels hopeful and anticipates positive new beginnings from the idea of moving, believing it will solve their issues.

She feels anxiety mixed with helplessness and fear of change.


Question: What emotion does Woman primarily feel when she says 'OK' and turns to look at the man?

Answer: B

The woman feels a mix of resignation and sadness, as indicated by her sad expression when she says 'OK.' This suggests she is emotionally burdened by the financial strain.

She feels detached from the problem, as though the overdue payments do not really concern her.

She feels a mix of resignation and sadness about the financial strain.

She feels cautiously optimistic that together they can solve the money issue if they work as a team.

She feels frustrated and directs her irritation toward him, believing he is responsible for their predicament.


Question: What does the woman think the man desires during the conversation?

Answer: B

The woman perceives that the man desires to reconcile conflicting feelings and find common ground, as his tone suggests a mix of surprise and acceptance.

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To keep the conversation light and avoid discussing sensitive topics, maintaining a safe distance emotionally

To reconcile conflicting feelings and find common ground with her

To challenge her opinions directly and make clear that he stands by his own views, rather than accepting hers

To subtly redirect the discussion so that outcomes benefit him, using the conversation to gain leverage


Question: What complex emotion does the woman likely feel when she changes her tone despite the serious topic?

Answer: D

The woman likely feels a mix of defensiveness and calculated openness, using a playful tone to mask vulnerability and maintain control.

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Irritation and resentment covered by a polite tone, trying not to reveal her displeasure.

Ambivalence and skepticism towards the man's statements, uncertain whether to trust him.

Genuine amusement and relaxed engagement, responding naturally without any underlying conflict.

A mix of defensiveness and calculated openness to mask vulnerability


Question: What does the woman believe about the man’s thoughts regarding her age claim?

Answer: D

The woman believes the man doubts the truthfulness of her age claim, as indicated by his surprised expression and gestures. She perceives his reaction as skeptical.

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She believes he accepts her stated age at face value and has no suspicions.

She believes he finds her age irrelevant to their conversation and chooses not to focus on it.

She believes he is hearing about her age for the first time and reacts with honest confusion.

She believes he doubts the truthfulness of her stated age


Question: What does Blonde Man believe about the man with sunglasses’ reasons for starting this conversation?

Answer: C

The Blonde Man believes the man with sunglasses has a serious motive for the conversation, as indicated by his earnest tone and engaged manner.

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He believes the man with sunglasses is attempting to steer the conversation in a way that benefits himself, possibly hiding his true intentions.

He believes the man with sunglasses is uncertain about his own purpose for starting the discussion, appearing somewhat aimless or distracted.

He believes the man with sunglasses has an important, possibly serious motive behind the invitation.

He believes the man with sunglasses is merely interested in having a light, friendly exchange with no particular significance or underlying reason.


Question: What emotion does Older Man think the brown-haired woman feels when she mentions Mamie Claire and the money?

Answer: B

The Older Man interprets the brown-haired woman's gestures and tone as indicating concern, yet hopeful for a positive resolution regarding Mamie Claire.

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Curiosity about Mamie Claire’s involvement, but not emotionally invested.

Concern mixed with hope for a positive outcome.

Frustration with the way the topic keeps shifting, feeling distracted.

Suspicion that Mamie Claire’s motives aren’t genuine, doubting her intentions.


Question: What does the Blonde Woman believe about the Older Man's confidence in his vision during this moment?

Answer: A

The Blonde Woman believes the Older Man is genuinely surprised but uncertain about his vision's accuracy, as indicated by his tentative excitement.

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She thinks he is genuinely surprised but uncertain about the accuracy of his vision because his excitement seems tentative.

She thinks he is exaggerating his reaction to gain attention from the group because his enthusiasm appears somewhat forced and theatrical.

She believes he is misinterpreting what he sees and is unsure how to explain it, as his body language shows hesitation and uncertainty.

She believes he is firmly convinced about his vision and wants others to trust him because he speaks with conviction and makes bold statements.


Question: What does the Older Man believe about the blonde woman’s stance on revisiting the talk with Mamie Claire?

Answer: D

The Older Man perceives the blonde woman's insistence on ending the discussion as a sign of her desire to avoid emotional distress, even if it means leaving issues unresolved.

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He believes she is willing to revisit the conversation with Mamie Claire in order to quickly move past the tension.

He believes she feels detached from the situation, and prefers not to be involved in the discussion any further.

He believes she is inclined to bring up grievances with Mamie Claire again, possibly reigniting past arguments.

He believes she wants to avoid reopening emotional wounds despite unresolved issues


Question: What does Joe Fox think Kathleen Kelly desires in this moment?

Answer: C

Joe perceives that Kathleen desires privacy and does not want to interact with him, as indicated by her firm refusal and body language.

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He thinks she desires to meet her expected guest promptly, showing impatience at the delay.

He thinks she desires to prove her literary knowledge to him by discussing Pride and Prejudice.

He thinks she desires privacy and to avoid interaction with him.

He thinks she desires to impress him with her confidence and control of the situation, signaling openness to his presence.


Question: What does Joe Fox believe Kathleen thinks about his persistence in the conversation?

Answer: C

Joe Fox believes Kathleen thinks he is overstepping and pushing too hard, as indicated by her flustered response and closing the book. Her actions suggest she is uncomfortable with his persistence.

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She thinks he is dismissive of her preferences, acting as if her wishes don't matter.

She thinks he is attempting to be polite and is waiting patiently for her friend to arrive.

She thinks he is overstepping and pushing too hard to get close.

She thinks he is hesitant and self-conscious, not confident enough to engage directly.


Question: What does Joe Fox think Kathleen feels when she says he is not staying?

Answer: C

Joe Fox perceives Kathleen as feeling annoyed and wanting to maintain control, as shown by her firm refusal and body language.

He thinks she feels amused by his persistence and is playfully allowing him to remain.

He thinks she feels detached and unbothered, treating his presence as irrelevant to her plans.

He thinks she feels annoyed and wants to assert control over the situation.

He thinks she feels uncertain about whether he is being sincere or just trying to provoke her.


Question: What does Emma think David desires regarding his relationship with his brother?

Answer: C

Emma observes David's confused and pained expression, interpreting it as a desire for a closer relationship with his brother, rather than emotional distance.

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Emma thinks David desires to set clearer boundaries with his brother so he can prioritize his own interests.

Emma thinks David desires to keep things more superficial with his brother so he doesn't have to address difficult emotions.

Emma thinks David desires a closer, more connected relationship with his brother without emotional distance.

Emma thinks David desires to minimize contact with his brother for the foreseeable future to avoid further complications.


Question: What does Emma believe about David's understanding of his brother's need for space during this conversation?

Answer: D

Emma notices David's skeptical tone and shifting gaze, which suggests he is struggling to accept his brother's need for space. His body language indicates he is not fully convinced by her explanation.

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Emma believes David accepts his brother’s need for space without hesitation, interpreting his quiet nods and lack of argument as agreement.

Emma believes David is upset with her for bringing up his brother’s need for space, noticing his furrowed brow and the way he avoids eye contact.

Emma believes David seems unconcerned about his brother’s need for space, since he refrains from responding or showing much emotion.

Emma believes David does not fully accept or understand his brother's need for distance because David’s gaze shifts and tone suggests skepticism.


Question: What does David think the woman desires when he mentions their past slow dancing?

Answer: A

David thinks the woman desires to avoid reopening old wounds, as her lack of verbal response and composed posture suggest restraint.

She desires to avoid reopening old wounds, maintaining emotional distance

She desires to reminisce fondly about their shared history, hoping to revive their emotional connection.

She desires to bring up unresolved feelings from their past, initiating a serious discussion about what went wrong.

She desires to steer the conversation toward immediate matters, signaling discomfort with emotional topics.


Question: What emotion does David think Charlotte is trying to conceal when she speaks and gestures at the start of the conversation?

Answer: A

David thinks Charlotte is concealing fear or insecurity behind her defensive posture, as her strong gestures and firm tone contrast with her later vulnerable expression.

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David thinks Charlotte is concealing irritation or resentment about how things have unfolded between them.

David thinks Charlotte is concealing amusement or happiness about reconnecting during their conversation.

David thinks Charlotte is concealing disinterest in the subject they are discussing, trying not to show she's disengaged.


Question: What does the older man believe about the younger man's state of mind when he pushes chips forward and speaks?

Answer: A

The older man believes the younger man is under pressure and carefully considering his next move. The younger man's focused expression and chip handling suggest he is contemplating his strategy.

He believes the younger man is carefully considering his next move but may be under pressure.

He believes the younger man is acting with confidence, likely trying to intimidate or bluff his opponent.

He believes the younger man is preparing to give up on this round, showing signs of hesitation before acting.

He believes the younger man appears distracted and disengaged, possibly using this demeanor to conceal his true intentions.


Question: What does the younger man believe about the older man's emotional state during the chip push?

Answer: A

The younger man believes the older man is masking nervousness to appear confident. The older man's steady gaze and serious tone suggest a controlled attempt to hide underlying tension.

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He believes the older man is deliberately masking nervousness to appear confident and in control.

He believes the older man is truly calm and unbothered by the situation, suggesting he has nothing to hide.

He believes the older man is simply uninterested and detached from the outcome, possibly to throw others off.

He believes the older man is unsure about the rules at this point and is acting on a whim, potentially gaining an edge.


Question: What does Jack think Matt believes about Jack’s confidence in the gift’s appeal to Lisa?

Answer: C

Jack perceives Matt's lack of enthusiasm and neutral tone as skepticism, leading him to believe that Matt doubts the gift's appeal to Lisa.

Jack thinks Matt is deliberately steering the conversation away from the gift because he feels awkward about Jack’s enthusiasm.

Jack thinks Matt is just as enthusiastic as he is and believes the gift will definitely appeal to Lisa.

Jack thinks Matt doubts the gift will impress Lisa but does not say so

Jack thinks Matt is uninterested and pays little attention to whether the gift matters to Lisa or not.


Question: What emotion does Jack think Lisa feels when she asks about the appliance?

Answer: D

Jack interprets Lisa's smile and attentive questioning as signs of curiosity and enthusiasm, indicating her positive feelings towards the gift.

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Jack thinks Lisa feels frustrated by receiving the appliance, believing she would have preferred something else.

Jack thinks Lisa feels indifferent about the appliance, acting as if she doesn't care much for it.

Jack thinks Lisa feels uncertain and suspicious about why he chose that particular appliance, wondering if there's a hidden reason.

Jack thinks Lisa feels curious and enthusiastic about the gift.


Question: What does Matt desire regarding Lisa's reaction to the gift while Jack is explaining it?

Answer: D

Matt desires to remain neutral and avoid involvement in the reaction, preferring to observe without taking sides.

Matt desires that Lisa will thank Jack politely but privately express doubts about the gift's appropriateness.

Matt desires that Lisa will enthusiastically praise the gift, making Jack feel confident about his selection.

Matt desires that Lisa will gently decline the gift, suggesting it might not be suitable for her needs.

Matt desires to remain neutral and avoid getting involved in their reaction, staying out of the situation.


Question: What emotion does Peter feel when he talks about the story about the boat and his unknown parents?

Answer: B

Peter feels vulnerable and guarded sadness as he shares his story, indicated by his softened tone and reflective gaze.

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A sense of emotional detachment, focusing on facts rather than feelings during the conversation

A mix of vulnerability and guarded sadness

A quiet satisfaction in sharing a unique personal history, seeing it as a strength

Frustration about the unanswered questions regarding his past and the boat story


Question: What complex emotion does Beverly likely feel when Peter says he never knew his parents and mentions the boat washed ashore?

Answer: D

Beverly likely feels a mix of empathy, curiosity, and slight surprise, as indicated by her gentle smile and engaged demeanor.

Mild frustration and eagerness for Peter to provide more specific details about his past

A sense of bemused skepticism, feeling unsure if Peter’s story about the boat is exaggerated or truthful

A neutral reaction, listening politely but feeling emotionally uninvolved with Peter’s experience

A mix of empathy, curiosity, and slight surprise at the unexpected story


Question: What does Cassie think Reggie desires by saying and continuing to wash dishes while talking?

Answer: A

She thinks Reggie desires to avoid emotional engagement and keep distance from the conversation.

She thinks Reggie desires to open up about his struggles but feels uncertain about how she will react.

She thinks Reggie desires to shift her attention to everyday chores as a way to avoid addressing the problems between them directly.

She thinks Reggie desires to test her patience by seeming emotionally removed and observing how she responds.


Question: What does Sam think Evelyn feels when she says ‘When do the birds start singing?’ with her hands on hips?

Answer: D

Sam interprets Evelyn's serious expression and posture as signs of underlying concern or anxiety, suggesting her question is not merely casual but carries emotional significance.

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Sam thinks Evelyn feels detached and is simply filling the silence, not really interested in the answer.

Sam thinks Evelyn feels frustrated and is pressing him for details, doubting what he said.

Sam thinks Evelyn feels mischievous and is teasing him with the question, trying to make him laugh.

Sam thinks Evelyn feels anxious or concerned about something underlying the question.


Question: What does Evelyn think Sam desires by bringing up the idea of a night nanny?

Answer: A

Evelyn perceives that Sam is seeking her approval for the night nanny idea, as he presents it with a serious tone, aiming for her acceptance.

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Sam desires her approval and acceptance of the gift idea

Sam desires to lighten the mood or make her laugh by suggesting something unexpected.

Sam desires to offer her something out-of-the-ordinary, hoping she will be intrigued or find it novel.

Sam desires to make the childcare situation less demanding for both of them by involving outside help.


Question: What does Evelyn believe about Sam’s use of the word 'asshole' in a playful context?

Answer: C

Evelyn believes Sam's use of 'asshole' is meant playfully, as his smile and tone suggest affection rather than insult. She interprets it as part of their playful dynamic.

She believes Sam uses the word without realizing it might upset her, thinking it's just harmless joking.

She believes Sam is masking his real annoyance with humor, and actually wants to criticize her.

She believes Sam does not mean it as an insult but as a term of endearment.

She believes Sam is purposely being ambiguous with his language to make her question how he truly feels.


Question: What does Willa believe about the sincerity of Will’s confession at this moment?

Answer: B

Willa believes Will is sincere because his calm tone and direct eye contact suggest honesty, even though he appears emotionally reserved.

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Willa believes Will is making light of the situation and not expressing genuine emotion, interpreting his confession as playful banter.

Willa believes Will is sincere but emotionally reserved, holding back his full feelings

Willa believes Will is uncertain about what he truly feels, so she interprets his confession as lacking clarity and conviction.

Willa believes Will is deliberately expressing his feelings to influence her response, suspecting he has an ulterior motive behind the confession.


Question: What is Willa’s true emotional state when she gestures and tries to calm herself before turning to Will?

Answer: B

Willa is overwhelmed with sadness and frustration, trying to control her emotions to avoid showing vulnerability. Her gestures indicate emotional turmoil.

She feels emotionally detached, but deliberately exaggerates her gestures to influence Will’s perception of her feelings.

She is overwhelmed with sadness and frustration but attempts to control her emotions to avoid vulnerability.

She is experiencing a surge of anger and intends to challenge Will directly, but restrains herself to keep the interaction civil.

She is uncertain and unsure of the situation, but masks this uncertainty by presenting herself as composed and self-assured.


Question: What does Willa desire when she says Will is supposed to be with someone like Becca?

Answer: C

Willa desires reassurance from Will that she is worthy despite her doubts. Her vulnerable tone suggests she wants him to prove her fears wrong.

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She desires Will to acknowledge that Becca is a better match for him, hoping he will choose Becca and end their relationship.

She desires Will to openly discuss their future together, wanting clarity and communication about where their relationship is headed.

She desires Will to prove her wrong and reassure her worth, wanting him to show that she is valuable to him deeply.

She desires evidence that her insecurities are justified, seeking affirmation that she is unworthy of Will and that her doubts are correct.


Question: What emotions is Rachel likely experiencing when she says she is fine but crosses her arms and avoids eye contact?

Answer: D

Rachel's defensive posture, such as crossed arms and avoiding eye contact, suggests she feels frustrated and defensive, despite her calm verbal reassurances.

Rachel stands at the top of the staircase, running her hand through her hair, then crosses her arms.

She feels pleased and inviting, but doesn't realize her arms are crossed and she's avoiding eye contact, which seems unlikely given her closed-off posture.

She feels at ease and receptive, disregarding the tense body language she displays, which contradicts the signals she gives.

She feels neutral and unconcerned, experiencing no emotional tension, even though her defensive gestures suggest otherwise.

She feels defensive and frustrated but tries to mask it with calmness.


Question: What does Rachel think Ethan desires by asking her for a favor?

Answer: B

Rachel perceives Ethan's request as driven by his desire to alleviate his mother's nagging rather than a genuine interest in repairing their relationship. His tone and focus on external pressure support this interpretation.

when Ethan talks to Rachel and says, 'Look, I know I'm not doing you any favors here, but what I'm asking is for you to do me a favor.'

She thinks Ethan desires to get her to do the favor mostly for his own benefit, regardless of how it affects her.

She thinks Ethan desires relief from his mother’s nagging through her compliance.

She thinks Ethan desires to prove that he can always rely on her, demonstrating that she will comply whenever he asks.

She thinks Ethan desires to create a positive impression and show he values their friendship, hoping to smooth things over after their past argument.


Question: What does Father think Charles believes about Father’s reasons for asking to stay?

Answer: B

Charles believes Father is just making a lighthearted suggestion without real intent, treating it as a passing remark.

Charles believes Father is asking out of financial desperation and possibly dependency.

Charles believes Father is probing to see if he can assert more influence over him, as a way of testing limits in their relationship.

Charles believes Father is seeking to elicit an emotional reaction, perhaps attempting to gain sympathy by highlighting his predicament.


Question: What does Father desire regarding the outcome of this conversation with Charles?

Answer: C

Father desires to reestablish a connection with Charles despite the tension, as indicated by his continued engagement and attempts to bridge the emotional gap between them.

To steer the conversation toward neutral topics, minimizing the risk of emotional conflict.

To maintain a firm stance by highlighting Charles's mistakes, ensuring he is aware of his shortcomings.

To reestablish a connection despite the tension and emotional distance between them

To persuade Charles to reconsider his actions by stressing the potential consequences from Father's viewpoint.


Question: What does Mr. Escalante believe about Ms. Ortega's true opinion of his teaching plan at this moment?

Answer: D

Mr. Escalante perceives Ms. Ortega's calm yet firm demeanor as masking her skepticism about his teaching plan. Her direct statement about the students' lack of preparation suggests doubt about the feasibility of his approach.

while Ms. Ortega says the students lack prior math preparation

He believes she outwardly agrees with his ideas but internally sees his plan as unnecessary, thinking it's already sufficient.

He believes she is withholding judgment, appearing neutral but actually undecided about the effectiveness of his plan.

He believes she subtly encourages him, wanting him to proceed, even though she voices practical concerns.

He believes she doubts his plan's feasibility but masks it under calm firmness.


Question: What does Mr. Escalante think Ms. Ortega desires regarding the summer schedule plan?

Answer: A

Mr. Escalante perceives Ms. Ortega's skepticism as a desire for a more realistic schedule that respects student limits. Her questioning tone and gestures indicate her concern about the plan's feasibility.

Mr. Escalante, light blue shirt, glasses

when Ms. Ortega gestures and asks about the practicality of the plan

He thinks she desires a more realistic and less demanding approach for the students.

He thinks she desires to postpone decisions about the summer schedule, preferring to gather more input from the students and parents first.

He thinks she desires the students to take on the most challenging coursework available over the summer, even if it might overwhelm them.

He thinks she desires to endorse his summer schedule proposal enthusiastically, seeing no need for modifications or debate.


Question: What does Woman think the man desires when he looks troubled during the interaction?

Answer: B

The man's troubled expression and gestures suggest he desires understanding and a chance to express his feelings, which the woman is not providing.

He desires to lighten the mood by making a sarcastic remark, hoping to distract her from her frustration.

He desires understanding and a chance to express his feelings

He desires to push back against her criticism, aiming to assert his own perspective in the argument.

He desires to quietly distance himself from the situation, preferring to leave things unresolved rather than discuss further.


Question: What does Woman think the man desires when he stays silent and close by after she asks her question?

Answer: D

The woman's interpretation of the man's silence suggests he desires clarity and guidance but struggles to express it. His proximity and silence indicate internal conflict.

She thinks he desires to avoid making a choice and is waiting for her to take the lead, showing reluctance to act.

She thinks he desires to challenge her but is restraining himself because he feels uneasy, suggesting hesitation.

She thinks he desires to withdraw from the situation by being quiet, indicating a wish to escape the conversation.

She thinks he desires clarity and guidance but is unsure how to express it openly.


Question: What does Brooke think Gary feels when he gestures while asking about her sketching location?

Answer: C

Brooke thinks Gary feels slightly frustrated or concerned about her behavior. His facial expression and hand gestures indicate mild agitation or perplexity, suggesting he is not just curious but somewhat annoyed.

Gary gestures while speaking to Brooke in the living room

He feels pleased and acts encouraging, appreciating her use of the space for art.

He feels bemused and lightly teases her about her sketching, expressing playful curiosity.

He feels slightly frustrated or concerned about her behavior.

He feels detached and is just making conversation to fill the silence, without real emotion.


Question: What does Gary think Brooke desires by sitting on the floor while talking to him?

Answer: C

Gary perceives Brooke's amused expression and challenging tone as an attempt to provoke him and test his patience. Her demeanor suggests playful defiance rather than a genuine desire for understanding.

when Brooke talks about the pool table's location

To subtly challenge Gary’s authority by acting unconcerned, hoping he’ll back down without further argument

To question Gary’s claim over the bedroom space, aiming to negotiate shared boundaries

To provoke Gary and test his patience while maintaining a playful defiance

To signal she is tired of arguing and wants to peacefully coexist, suggesting she’s ready to compromise


Question: What does Gary think Brooke believes about his intentions in moving her belongings and explaining the pool table's placement?

Answer: B

Gary thinks Brooke believes he is trying to control and dominate her, as her amused yet challenging demeanor suggests she views his actions as assertive and overbearing.

when Brooke watches Gary move her things and talk about the pool table's location

That Brooke believes Gary is prioritizing his own comfort over hers, showing little regard for her preferences in the shared space.

That Brooke believes Gary is trying to control and dominate her, asserting his authority

That Brooke believes Gary is attempting to be equitable by distributing shared spaces fairly, wanting to reach a compromise.

That Brooke believes Gary is uncertain about the boundaries of their living arrangements and is acting inconsistently without a definite purpose.


Question: What does Claire think Ethan believes about her seriousness in this moment?

Answer: A

Ethan's slightly amused expression suggests he perceives Claire's seriousness and emotional restraint, even though she maintains a neutral demeanor.

right after Claire's gesturing explanation

That Ethan thinks she is more serious than she appears but is deliberately holding back emotion.

That Ethan thinks she is using dramatics and emotional appeals to make him feel responsible for bringing her back here.

That Ethan thinks she is emotionally distant and only present out of obligation, not genuine interest.

That Ethan thinks she is uncertain about her intentions for returning and is struggling to communicate her true feelings.


Question: What does Ethan think Claire believes about his emotional state during this interaction?

Answer: B

Ethan uses animated gestures and moves closer to Claire, which suggests he is in control and playful rather than upset. Claire likely perceives this as teasing meant to provoke a reaction, not as an expression of upset feelings.

while Ethan uses gestures and moves closer

Ethan thinks Claire believes he is upset and defensive, trying to assert his authority rather than joke around.

Ethan thinks Claire believes he is teasing her to provoke a reaction, not because he is upset.

Ethan thinks Claire believes he is emotionally distant and simply going through the motions without any real engagement.

Ethan thinks Claire believes he is anxious and hesitant, struggling to find the right words and unsure of himself.


Question: What does Ethan think the woman believes about his intention when he expresses his thoughts?

Answer: C

Ethan's calm demeanor and sincere tone suggest he wants to deepen their emotional connection, despite sensing her nervousness from her stuttering and quick explanations.

while Ethan pinches his fingers and sighs

She believes Ethan intends to showcase her presence to make her feel self-conscious or embarrassed about their shared past.

She believes Ethan intends to distance himself from her by highlighting the differences in their current lives.

She believes Ethan intends to reveal vulnerability to deepen their emotional connection.

She believes Ethan intends to reopen old wounds by bringing up sensitive topics from their history.


Question: What does Claire think Ethan feels when he listens but then walks away?

Answer: C

Claire perceives Ethan's earnest listening followed by walking away as signs of his inner conflict and possible frustration, worrying that he might not trust her.

right after Claire says her feelings and Ethan walks away

Claire thinks Ethan feels hurt, defensive, and misunderstood.

Claire thinks Ethan feels nostalgic, longing, and slightly hopeful.

Claire thinks Ethan feels conflicted and possibly frustrated.

Claire thinks Ethan feels resigned, emotionally exhausted, and trying to avoid confrontation.


Question: What does Jenny think Ethan believes Liam thinks about his decision to leave early for a date?

Answer: B

Jenny, not being present, might infer Ethan's belief about Liam's disapproval from his hesitant behavior and guarded tone, suggesting he fears negative judgment.

when Ethan hesitates to answer Liam’s question

Jenny thinks Ethan believes Liam misunderstands his reasons and thinks he is leaving because of work.

Jenny thinks Ethan believes Liam disapproves or will judge him harshly.

Jenny thinks Ethan believes Liam is happy for him and wants him to enjoy his date.

Jenny thinks Ethan believes Liam doesn't care at all about his leaving and pays no attention to his plans.


Question: What does Ethan think Liam desires by leaning back after saying DJs get all the chicks?

Answer: D

Ethan interprets Liam's contemplative posture as a mix of admiration and skepticism, suggesting Liam is provoking reflection on Ethan's dating success.

To subtly undermine Ethan’s claim by implying that social success gained through DJing is shallow, signaling that he doesn’t take Ethan’s achievements seriously.

To redirect the conversation away from Ethan’s romantic exploits, indicating discomfort with the subject or a desire to focus on something else.

To prompt Ethan to elaborate further about his romantic experiences, encouraging him to share more and feel proud of his success.

To express a mix of admiration and skepticism about Ethan’s dating success and to provoke reflection.


Question: What does Ethan truly feel beneath his tone when he says 'She doesn't even like me'?

Answer: D

Ethan's amusement and resignation suggest he is using humor as a defense mechanism to cope with his vulnerability and uncertainty about the girl's feelings. His body language and tone indicate discomfort masked by humor.

Ethan talks about the girl’s feelings, while leaning back

He feels frustrated and defensive, convinced that the girl has wronged him and wanting to push her away.

He feels emotionally distant, as though the girl's opinion doesn't matter to him at all.

He feels self-assured, making a joke at the girl's expense because he isn't bothered by her feelings.

He feels vulnerable and uncertain, using humor to shield his discomfort.


Question: What does Jerry think Mary intends by leaning over the balcony and throwing something down?

Answer: B

Jerry perceives Mary's actions as an attempt to physically express her anger and assert dominance, using the object throw as a means to intimidate him.

when Mary throws an object down while they are talking

Jerry thinks Mary intends to express her feelings openly in order to diffuse tension between them.

Jerry thinks Mary intends to intimidate or punish him by showing her anger physically.

Jerry thinks Mary intends to shift his focus away from their argument by engaging in unexpected behavior.

Jerry thinks Mary intends to signal that she wants to have a conversation with him outside on the balcony.


Question: What does Mary think Jerry intends when he says he has to go but promises to come right back?

Answer: A

Mary perceives Jerry's promise to return as a temporary measure to ease the situation, rather than a genuine commitment. His pleading tone and gestures indicate an attempt to reassure her, but she remains skeptical of his sincerity.

That Jerry wants to reassure Mary but also expects her to accept his departure without further conflict

That Jerry is leaving mainly to distance himself emotionally from Mary, implying he doesn't care much if she feels hurt or abandoned.

That Jerry hopes his leaving will pressure Mary into conceding in the argument so he can assert his viewpoint more strongly.

That Jerry is using the promise to return as a tactic to sidestep addressing Mary's concerns and postpone dealing with the disagreement.


Question: What does Ethan think Rihanna believes about his feelings when she says sorry so much?

Answer: D

Ethan thinks Rihanna believes he is bothered by her texting, as her anxious apologies suggest she expects a negative reaction. He perceives her fear of judgment regarding her texting habits.

while Rihanna is saying sorry repeatedly

He thinks she believes he is unconcerned about how often she texts and is not affected by it at all.

He thinks she believes he actually appreciates her frequent apologies and likes getting messages from her often.

He thinks she believes he doesn't pay attention to how much she texts and is oblivious to her repeated messages.

He thinks she believes he is bothered by her texting and expects a negative reaction.


Question: What does Ethan think Rihanna intends by saying she can watch his practice?

Answer: B

Rihanna's calm offer to watch Ethan's practice suggests she wants to support him, but her gentle demeanor indicates she might be unsure if her presence is truly desired.

right after Rihanna says she can come watch

She wants to show more personal interest in him, possibly hoping it will lead to a date, even if he is hesitant.

She wants to support him but might be unsure if he really wants her there

She is insisting on coming to his practice because she doesn't respect his boundaries, knowing he might not want her to attend.

She is making a casual offer mainly to avoid awkwardness, not because she actually cares about attending his practice.


Question: What does Ethan think Rihanna intends by saying 'Why are you looking at me like that?'?

Answer: D

Ethan perceives Rihanna's question as an attempt to unsettle him and elicit an honest reaction. Her direct gaze and slightly amused expression indicate she is not merely making small talk but trying to provoke a response.

Ethan thinks Rihanna is trying to suggest he did something wrong and wants him to admit it.

Ethan thinks Rihanna is playfully teasing him to make the situation less serious and get him to smile.

Ethan thinks Rihanna is trying to steer the conversation away from anything uncomfortable by redirecting his attention.

Ethan thinks Rihanna intends to unsettle him and get an honest reaction.


Question: What does Ethan think Rihanna desires by questioning his gaze?

Answer: D

Ethan believes Rihanna desires to understand his true feelings and break through his stoicism. Her bright eyes and slight smile indicate curiosity and engagement, suggesting she wants him to open up.

Ethan thinks Rihanna desires to steer the conversation in her direction, ensuring she controls its flow.

Ethan thinks Rihanna desires to make the atmosphere more playful by joking about his expression, not seeking anything deeper.

Ethan thinks Rihanna desires to steer clear of emotionally heavy subjects, preferring their interaction to remain comfortable and easygoing.

Ethan thinks Rihanna desires to understand his true feelings and break through his stoicism.


Question: What does Older Man think the young man in the dark brown shirt intends by saying something?

Answer: B

The young man in the dark brown shirt uses humor to subtly challenge the Older Man's authority, avoiding direct confrontation. His engaged expression and teasing comment indicate a desire to assert his viewpoint without escalating tension.

Older Man, light brown hair, dark green plaid shirt

after Older Man talks about 'Arian doing a lot of talking'

He intends to subtly undermine the seriousness of the conversation by steering it toward a lighter topic, using humor as a distraction.

He intends to challenge Older Man’s authority while masking it with humor to avoid direct confrontation.

He intends to signal agreement with Older Man, employing playful teasing to make the conversation more relaxed and friendly.

He intends to demonstrate respect for Older Man by making a joke, aiming to appear agreeable and earn Older Man’s positive regard.


Question: What does Older Man think the young man in the light green shirt desires when he smiles during the conversation?

Answer: D

The Older Man perceives the young man's smile as a way to ease tension and show he is not threatened. The gentle smile and attentive posture suggest a desire to maintain a light atmosphere without fully agreeing.

Older Man, light brown hair, dark green plaid shirt

when the young man in the light green shirt smiles after Older Man’s comment

He desires to indicate subtle agreement with Older Man’s concerns, but prefers to remain reserved about his support.

He desires to challenge Older Man’s viewpoint through his smile, making it clear he finds the older man’s stance questionable.

He desires to politely bring the conversation to a close by showing polite detachment, hoping to avoid further discussion.

He desires to ease tension and show he is not threatened by Older Man’s words.