Question: What does Mr. Shullian think the blonde employee desires when she responds?

Answer: D

The blonde employee's tone, which is both challenging and inviting, indicates she is testing Mr. Shullian's intentions while maintaining a facade of cooperation to keep control of the interaction.

when the blonde employee says 'So? Very good. What do you want to know?'

He thinks she desires to undermine his authority subtly while remaining polite.

He thinks she desires to support his ideas enthusiastically and align herself with his goals.

He thinks she desires to change the topic smoothly to prevent any potential conflict or discomfort.

He thinks she desires to test his intentions while appearing cooperative to maintain control over the interaction.


Question: What does Maggie intend by leaning in and lowering her voice to say something to Mr. Shullian?

Answer: D

Maggie leans in and lowers her voice to create a sense of intimacy, suggesting she is sharing something confidential. This behavior is intended to influence Mr. Shullian by making him feel included in something exclusive, thereby asserting control.

during the initial exchange at the salon entrance

She intends to assert her position by speaking more forcefully and making her demands public to those nearby.

She intends to distance herself emotionally from Mr. Shullian by stepping back and disengaging from the discussion.

She intends to keep Mr. Shullian off-balance by switching unpredictably between whispering and speaking loudly, making her message ambiguous.

She intends to create a sense of intimacy and control by sharing something confidential to influence him.


Question: What does the driver think the officer intends by shining the flashlight inside the car and speaking about license and registration?

Answer: C

The officer's use of a flashlight and request for license and registration suggest a formal verification process. His serious demeanor indicates an intention to check for suspicious behavior.

Officer: 'License, registration?' He looks out of the window.

To pressure the driver into revealing nervousness or guilt through their reactions

To covertly observe the car’s interior for hidden items while keeping the driver occupied

To verify the driver's identity and check for any suspicious behavior

To engage in friendly conversation and put the driver at ease during the stop


Question: What does Driver think the officer intends by shining the flashlight inside the taxi and looking at the blood and mess?

Answer: B

The Driver perceives the officer's actions as an attempt to find evidence that contradicts his story. The officer's serious demeanor and methodical inspection suggest he is looking for proof to justify further action.

when the officer looks at the taxi interior

Driver thinks the officer intends to verify his identity and let him go without inspecting the scene closely.

Driver thinks the officer intends to find evidence contradicting the driver’s story and justify further action.

Driver thinks the officer intends to overlook the blood and instead ask about driving violations or paperwork.

Driver thinks the officer intends to offer assistance in handling the aftermath rather than investigate the cause.


Question: What does Driver think the officer believes about his story when the officer gestures?

Answer: D

The driver's perception of the officer's skeptical gestures leads him to believe the officer suspects his story is fabricated.

when the officer talks to the driver about hitting a deer

Driver thinks the officer accepts his explanation but is still considering other possibilities.

Driver thinks the officer is skeptical but mainly focused on procedure rather than his story.

Driver thinks the officer is trying to appear neutral but actually feels uncertain about what happened.

Driver thinks the officer believes the story is fabricated and is suspicious.


Question: What does Older Man think Younger Man intends by repeatedly saying 'You did' smile?

Answer: C

Older Man perceives Younger Man's insistence as a challenge to his emotional control, indicated by the calm yet firm tone and steady posture of Younger Man.

while Older Man denies smiling and Younger Man says he did

Older Man thinks Younger Man intends to tease him lightly in a friendly way, without wanting to cause any real discomfort.

Older Man thinks Younger Man intends to explore his feelings sincerely to connect on a deeper level.

Older Man thinks Younger Man intends to unsettle or test his composure.

Older Man thinks Younger Man intends to divert his attention away from what he was focused on.


Question: What does the Older Man think the Younger Man believes about the purpose of their presence in the room?

Answer: D

The Younger Man's urgent questioning suggests he believes their presence should result in a tangible outcome, such as finishing the painting. The Older Man perceives this expectation, which contrasts with his own ambivalence.

when the Younger Man asks 'Then why are we here?'

He thinks the Younger Man believes the Older Man is avoiding making a decision about the painting.

He thinks the Younger Man believes they are supposed to be discussing personal matters instead of working.

He thinks the Younger Man believes the main reason to be there has already been accomplished.

He thinks the Younger Man believes their presence should lead to a clear, tangible outcome like finishing the painting.


Question: What does Ms. Harper think Claire believes about Ms. Harper’s intentions with the file?

Answer: D

Claire's defensive behavior suggests she believes Ms. Harper intends to use the file to reprimand or control her, fearing negative consequences from its contents.

when Ms. Harper shows the file and asks permission to open it

Claire believes Ms. Harper plans to highlight her achievements with the file.

Claire believes Ms. Harper wants to get rid of the file so it won’t affect anyone.

Claire believes Ms. Harper does not care about what’s in the file or how it relates to her.

Claire believes Ms. Harper intends to use the file to reprimand or control her


Question: What emotions does Claire think Ms. Harper is trying to convey by reading the file but momentarily showing surprise?

Answer: B

Claire perceives Ms. Harper's stern tone as conveying frustration, but the momentary surprise suggests a flicker of doubt or curiosity about Claire's reactions, indicating complex emotions.

when Ms. Harper’s tone shifts to showing surprise

Compassion concealed beneath a strict professional facade

Frustration mixed with a flicker of doubt or curiosity

Annoyance expressed with unwavering confidence and no hesitation

Disinterest in the discussion, as if wishing it would end soon


Question: What does Claire think Ms. Harper believes about Claire’s future use of math after Claire says she will never use it?

Answer: A

Claire perceives Ms. Harper's disbelief and concern through her pointed tone and raised eyebrow, suggesting that Ms. Harper thinks Claire is being reckless by dismissing math's importance.

when Ms. Harper raises an eyebrow after Claire talks about the relevance of math

Ms. Harper believes Claire is underestimating the importance of math and being reckless

Ms. Harper believes Claire is making this statement because she feels discouraged by math assignments.

Ms. Harper believes Claire is uncertain about how math might connect to her future plans.

Ms. Harper believes Claire is exaggerating her dislike for math to get a reaction.


Question: What does Ms. Harper think Claire believes about the comparison between math and physical education?

Answer: C

Claire's defensive posture and lack of verbal agreement indicate she views the analogy as a justification for rules she resents, rather than a genuine attempt at empathy.

Claire talks to Ms. Harper about the analogy between subjects.

Claire assumes Ms. Harper misunderstands her perspective on the value of both subjects.

Claire probably thinks the comparison is a helpful explanation and accepts it without question.

Claire likely sees the comparison as an attempt to justify an unwanted rule she resents

Claire believes Ms. Harper is teasing her for not caring enough about the subjects discussed.


Question: What does John think the woman believes about him before he speaks?

Answer: D

John perceives the woman's attentive posture as an indication that she holds a misconception about his identity, prompting him to clarify his true self.

just before John talks about being a Latin pop star

John thinks the woman assumes he is deliberately keeping details about his background secret.

John thinks the woman hasn't formed any opinion about who he is or what he does.

John thinks the woman is suspicious that he isn't being fully honest during their exchange.

John thinks the woman mistakenly believes he is a Latin pop star or associates him with that image.


Question: What does John think the other man believes about his repeated phrase 'He bangs, he bangs'?

Answer: C

The other man's reaction, covering his face in sadness, suggests he perceives John's tone as sarcastic and dismissive, rather than supportive or comforting.

That John is genuinely offering encouragement and support to him

That John feels the emotional weight of the moment and is trying to relate

That John is being sarcastic and not taking the situation seriously

That John is uncertain about how to respond and is repeating himself out of awkwardness


Question: What does Woman in black leather jacket think her audience believes about the boy while she is speaking?

Answer: D

The woman believes her audience doubts the boy's worth, as indicated by her urgent tone and emphasis on his being 'discarded,' suggesting they have not recognized his true potential.

while talking about the boy's pain and discarded talent

They believe the boy is simply experiencing a common setback and that his issues are not as serious as described.

They think the boy’s artistic ability is already obvious and requires no further attention or advocacy.

They feel detached from the boy’s situation, but quietly respect his resilience without openly acknowledging it.

They doubt or dismiss the boy's worth and have not recognized his true potential.


Question: What does Woman in black leather jacket think the woman with the necklace intends by saying to her 'Have a seat'?

Answer: B

The woman with the necklace uses a calm tone and invites the speaker to sit, indicating her intention to manage the emotional intensity and control the conversation. This suggests she wants to calm the situation rather than escalate it.

Woman with short curly hair and necklace

character_2 says 'Have a seat' after character_1 talks about the boy

She intends to challenge the speaker’s emotional arguments by downplaying their importance.

She intends to calm the conversation and gain control over the emotional intensity

She intends to encourage mutual understanding and signal willingness to listen to the speaker’s viewpoint.

She intends to minimize the significance of the speaker’s concerns and indicate that the topic is closed for further debate.


Question: What does Woman in black leather jacket believe the woman with the necklace desires by inviting her to sit?

Answer: B

By inviting the speaker to sit, the woman with the necklace aims to create a more controlled environment, reducing confrontation and managing the emotional intensity of the discussion.

Woman with short curly hair and necklace

character_2 says 'Have a seat' after character_1's statement about the boy

To subtly establish her authority in the room by guiding where each person sits during the conversation

To create a more controlled and less confrontational environment for the discussion

To signal that she values the instructor’s viewpoint and is willing to listen attentively to her arguments

To slow down the pace of the meeting so she has more time to consider her response and delay any commitments


Question: What does Woman in black leather jacket think the interlocutor believes about her command 'Go find him.'?

Answer: A

The woman’s serious demeanor and direct command suggest she expects the interlocutor to understand her urgency and comply immediately. Her posture and tone indicate that she is not making a suggestion but issuing a directive that requires prompt action.

She thinks the interlocutor believes she is serious and expects compliance without delay.

She thinks the interlocutor believes she is exaggerating the urgency and might hesitate before acting.

She thinks the interlocutor believes she is overcompensating for uncertainty and isn't fully committed to the command.

She thinks the interlocutor interprets her command as an option to be discussed rather than an order to be followed immediately.


Question: What does Roman think his companion intends by making a peace sign while instructing?

Answer: C

Roman perceives his companion's peace sign and smile as an attempt to ease tension and promote cooperation. The friendly gestures contrast with the serious advice, suggesting a supportive approach.

when the companion stands on the fence making a peace sign

Roman thinks his companion intends to signal that he is taking the lead in a lighthearted way.

Roman thinks his companion intends to poke fun at him gently while giving instructions.

Roman thinks his companion intends to ease tension and encourage cooperation through friendliness.

Roman thinks his companion intends to lighten the mood so he won’t focus on the importance of the instructions.


Question: What complex emotion is Roman likely experiencing while holding the object?

Answer: B

Roman's contemplative demeanor and deliberate gestures indicate a complex emotional state, likely involving nostalgia and hesitation. He seems conflicted about whether to share a memory or remain focused on the current interaction.

while Roman looks at the object and then rests his hand on his chin

Roman feels detached and indifferent, as if the object has no significance to him at all.

Roman feels a mix of nostalgia and hesitation, conflicted between sharing a memory and staying focused on the present conversation.

Roman feels mounting irritation and impatience with his companion, believing the discussion about the object is pointless.

Roman feels lighthearted delight, finding the object amusing and unproblematic, which lifts his mood.


Question: What emotion is Roman most likely experiencing while leaning on the railing and listening to his companion?

Answer: D

Roman's neutral expression and body language suggest he is in a contemplative state, processing his thoughts internally rather than displaying overt emotions like joy or irritation.

during the exchange about the horse's name

Roman feels tense and guarded, bracing himself for possible criticism from his companion.

Roman feels mildly annoyed and uninterested, barely paying attention to what his companion is saying.

Roman feels visibly cheerful and eager, expressing enthusiasm about the upcoming decision about the horse.

Roman feels contemplative and slightly reserved, processing thoughts internally.


Question: What does the Elderly Man think the younger woman believes about his comment 'You look a mess'?

Answer: C

The younger woman's stillness and gaze suggest she is processing the comment as harsh or critical, indicating she might feel challenged or criticized.

That the Elderly Man is uncertain and perhaps doesn’t fully grasp how his words are being received

That the Elderly Man is uninterested in her feelings and emotionally distant

That the Elderly Man is being harsh and critical, possibly antagonistic

That the Elderly Man is making a lighthearted remark and expects her not to take offense


Question: What does the Elderly Man think the younger man desires regarding the interaction?

Answer: C

The younger man's serious tone and direct call indicate he wants to stop the Elderly Man from being harsh, suggesting a desire to moderate the situation.

That the younger man desires to reassure the Elderly Man and maintain harmony in their conversation

That the younger man desires to challenge the Elderly Man’s viewpoint and provoke further debate

That the younger man desires to stop the Elderly Man from being harsh

That the younger man desires to distance himself emotionally and not get involved in the discussion


Question: What does the man think the woman intends by asking about his entry into financial consulting?

Answer: B

The woman's tentative tone and downward gaze indicate she is genuinely curious and possibly nervous, suggesting she wants to understand him better. The man interprets this as an attempt to connect rather than criticize or mock.

He thinks she is only trying to fill an awkward silence and is not genuinely interested in his background.

He thinks she wants to initiate a personal connection or understand him better, despite her nervousness.

He thinks she is questioning his qualifications or the legitimacy of his career path in a confrontational way.

He thinks she is being sarcastic and subtly making fun of his decision to work in financial consulting.


Question: What does the man think the woman intends by continuing to talk about professions despite his demeanor?

Answer: C

The woman continues to ask questions about professions, indicating she wants to keep the conversation going and possibly seeks affirmation or connection from the man. Despite his neutral demeanor, her persistence suggests she is interested in engaging with him on a deeper level.

She is trying to challenge the man to see if he will contradict her ideas about professions.

She is mostly ignoring the man's reactions and is determined to share her views regardless of his interest.

She wants to maintain the conversation and perhaps seeks affirmation or connection

She hopes that by sticking to straightforward topics, the conversation will wrap up soon without further discussion.


Question: What does the man intend by putting his sandwich down before the woman starts speaking?

Answer: C

The man puts down his sandwich, which suggests he is preparing for a conversation, showing a polite readiness to listen, even if he is not enthusiastic about engaging. His lack of eye contact and passive demeanor indicate a reluctance to fully participate.

He intends to signal that he is ready to listen, but actually plans to tune out the woman's words.

He intends to finish his meal quickly so he can avoid answering any questions from the woman.

He intends to pause eating to prepare for a possible conversation, balancing politeness with reluctance.

He intends to express enthusiastic interest in participating in the conversation, hoping to impress the woman with his knowledge.


Question: What does the man intend by saying that he has a pocket protector?

Answer: B

The man mentions the pocket protector to acknowledge the woman's comment while maintaining a guarded stance, as indicated by his light tone and brief glance.

immediately after the woman talks about her father's accountant traits

He intends to playfully reinforce the stereotype mentioned by the woman, aligning himself with her expectations.

He intends to subtly acknowledge the woman's comment without fully engaging, maintaining a guarded stance.

He intends to deflect attention from his own habits by making a comparison to something the woman said about her father.

He intends to open up a discussion about quirky habits related to their profession, hoping to find common ground.


Question: What does Ethan think the older man intends by saying 'Is that a Nintendo game?'

Answer: A

Ethan perceives the older man's question as a genuine attempt to understand his interests, given the man's curious tone and professional demeanor. The older man's lack of sarcasm or judgment suggests he is seeking clarification rather than making assumptions.

Young Man (Ethan), maroon-gray striped shirt

after Ethan mentions 'Guild Wars' and the older man starts speaking with a question

He intends to clarify his limited knowledge about gaming to better understand Ethan's interests.

He intends to gently tease Ethan about his choice of game to see how he reacts.

He intends to check if Ethan is genuinely familiar with gaming or just pretending.

He intends to steer the discussion toward a topic where he feels more knowledgeable.


Question: What does Ethan think Mr. Harris intends by saying 'In RL?' with a gesture?

Answer: D

Ethan perceives Mr. Harris's questioning gesture as an attempt to confirm his understanding of the term 'RL' and to engage in the conversation, despite his limited familiarity with gaming slang.

Young Man (Ethan), red and white striped shirt

when Mr. Harris says 'In RL?' after Ethan’s explanation

Ethan thinks Mr. Harris intends to question whether Ethan’s online friends are real or trustworthy.

Ethan thinks Mr. Harris intends to steer the conversation away from Ethan’s social life by shifting focus.

Ethan thinks Mr. Harris intends to make fun of the way Ethan talks about games and online culture.

Ethan thinks Mr. Harris intends to confirm his understanding and engage in the topic despite limited familiarity.


Question: What does Mr. Harris think Ethan intends by pausing and stopping in the middle of his sentence?

Answer: B

Ethan's serious expression and hesitation suggest he is protecting himself by not revealing sensitive information. His behavior indicates internal conflict rather than an attempt to confuse or change the subject.

Older Man (Mr. Harris), glasses, striped sweater vest

when Ethan stops speaking, considering his next words

Ethan intends to see if Mr. Harris will prompt him to continue by pausing mid-sentence.

Ethan intends to protect himself emotionally by withholding sensitive information

Ethan intends to steer the conversation away from his personal feelings by shifting focus.

Ethan intends to make Mr. Harris unsure about what he really means, deliberately leaving things unclear.


Question: What does Ethan desire from the older man during this conversation?

Answer: D

Ethan's open posture and calm tone suggest he seeks understanding and acceptance from the older man. He wants to be seen as an individual with genuine interests, not just as a client.

Young Man (Ethan), maroon-gray striped shirt

during the initial exchange about personal interests and gaming

He desires to challenge the older man's assumptions about his hobbies.

He desires to impress the older man by showcasing how much he knows about his interests.

He desires to steer the conversation away from personal topics to avoid feeling judged.

He desires to be understood and accepted despite his niche interests.


Question: What does Man in dark suit think the woman believes about his intentions in this conversation?

Answer: C

The woman likely perceives that the man is trying to pressure her, as indicated by her steady gaze and firm tone, which suggest she is aware of the tension but questions his empathy. His professional demeanor may conflict with any personal understanding he might show, leading her to believe he is aware of the emotional impact.

after he says sorry and talks about the prosecution’s viewpoint

She believes I am only interested in getting information from her and not concerned with how she feels.

She believes I am understanding and will not hold her lack of response against her.

She believes I am trying to pressure her but am aware of the emotional impact

She believes I am covertly supporting her position in the discussion.


Question: What does Man in dark suit think the woman intends by holding the glass and keeping her hands clasped during the questioning?

Answer: C

The woman holds the glass and keeps her hands clasped as a way to maintain her composure and self-soothe, which helps her resist revealing the secret she is guarding. Her deliberate gestures indicate a protective stance rather than openness or defiance.

while the woman responds to questions about the memo

He thinks she intends to challenge his authority by holding the glass and keeping her hands clasped, making a subtle statement of control.

He thinks she intends to mask her anxiety and divert his attention from her answers by fidgeting with the glass and clasping her hands.

He thinks she intends to maintain composure and self-soothe to resist revealing the secret.

He thinks she intends to appear trustworthy and cooperative by holding the glass and keeping her hands visible during the questioning.


Question: What does Black T-shirt Man think the bearded man believes about his willingness to follow orders?

Answer: D

The bearded man's authoritative tone and the younger man's silent nod suggest that the bearded man believes the younger man will follow orders without question. The younger man's behavior aligns with the expectation of obedience.

when the younger man nods in response to the bearded man's commands

Thinks the bearded man believes he is pretending to listen but intends to act on his own ideas

Thinks the bearded man believes he doesn't really care whether he follows the orders or not

Thinks the bearded man believes he is quietly undermining the authority through subtle gestures

Thinks the bearded man believes he will obey without question because of his submissive behavior


Question: What does Bearded Man think the younger man intends by nodding and following what he says?

Answer: D

The younger man's silent nod and focused demeanor indicate compliance, likely out of respect or fear. His behavior suggests he recognizes the authority and necessity of following orders.

when the younger man nods in response to what the bearded man says

He intends to appear cooperative while actually planning to undermine my instructions when possible.

He intends to feign agreement as a way to gain my trust, but will later pursue his own agenda.

He intends to challenge my authority subtly by using nods as a form of nonverbal disagreement.

He intends to comply out of respect or fear, recognizing my authority and the necessity of obedience.


Question: What does Bearded Man think the younger man desires by responding 'How high' to the command 'I say jump'?

Answer: D

The younger man's immediate response of 'How high' indicates a desire to show full compliance and willingness to follow orders. His verbal acknowledgment aligns with the expectation of obedience.

when the younger man verbally responds to the Bearded Man's command

He desires to demonstrate reluctant acceptance while masking his true feelings.

He desires to test the Bearded Man’s authority by responding in a way that could be interpreted multiple ways.

He desires to display exaggerated agreement in a way that gently satirizes the Bearded Man’s authority.

He desires to show full compliance and willingness to follow orders without question.


Question: What does the Older Woman think the Younger Woman believes about her comment on the temperature?

Answer: A

The Older Woman observes the Younger Woman's surprised look and believes that her comment is understood as a subtle warning about the heat, despite the lack of explicit acknowledgment.

after saying 'It's 40 degrees out' and seeing the Younger Woman's look

The Older Woman thinks the Younger Woman believes the comment is a subtle warning about the heat

The Older Woman thinks the Younger Woman believes she is just mentioning the temperature to keep the conversation light.

The Older Woman thinks the Younger Woman believes she doesn't really care about how hot it is outside.

The Older Woman thinks the Younger Woman believes she is making the weather sound worse than it actually is.


Question: What does the Older Woman believe the Younger Woman thinks about her mental state regarding the heat?

Answer: C

The Older Woman's neutral comment about the heat and the Younger Woman's surprised reaction suggest that the Younger Woman perceives the Older Woman as overly cautious or nagging. The lack of direct engagement implies a disconnect in their understanding.

after the Older Woman's comment and the Younger Woman's reaction

The Older Woman believes the Younger Woman thinks she is attentive and always notices the details, like remembering the grapefruit.

The Older Woman believes the Younger Woman thinks she doesn't care much about what the Younger Woman does, such as running in cold weather or reorganizing the fridge.

The Older Woman believes the Younger Woman thinks she is overly cautious or nagging

The Older Woman believes the Younger Woman thinks she finds the situation funny, especially when they disagree about the fruit.


Question: What does Younger Woman think the older woman believes about the younger woman’s feelings during the conversation?

Answer: C

The older woman likely perceives the younger woman's tone as exasperated due to her repeated expressions of 'Oh, Jesus' and 'Jesus, Mom,' which suggest impatience rather than amusement or sympathy.

when Younger Woman says 'Oh, Jesus.' and 'Jesus, Mom.'

She believes I am uninterested and unaffected by her comments.

She believes I am joking around and making light of the situation.

She believes I am exasperated and possibly impatient with her.

She believes I am patient and considerate of her perspective.


Question: What does the Older Woman think the younger woman believes about her concerns over the food items?

Answer: D

The Older Woman perceives the younger woman's dismissive gestures and tone as indicating that she believes the Older Woman is overreacting. This perception leads the Older Woman to feel defensive and more insistent about her concerns.

when the younger woman responds with 'Oh, come on, Mom' and gestures with both hands

She thinks the younger woman believes she doesn't use the food enough and should let her cook with it more often.

She thinks the younger woman believes she doesn't know which fruit is which and often misunderstands what’s in the fridge.

She thinks the younger woman believes she is being practical and simply wants to sort things out for everyone’s benefit.

She thinks the younger woman believes she is overreacting or being unreasonable about the food.


Question: What does the Older Woman think the Younger Woman intends by holding up the bag and saying about fruit identification?

Answer: A

The Older Woman perceives the Younger Woman's actions as a challenge to her description of the fruit, possibly suspecting the fruit is spoiled. The Younger Woman's tone and gestures suggest skepticism rather than a simple request for help.

when the Younger Woman holds the bag and says 'Identify the fruit, and I'll put them back'

To challenge the Older Woman’s description, believing the fruit might be spoiled

To signal that she accepts the Older Woman’s claim that the fruit is still good and should be kept

To ask the Older Woman for help identifying the fruit, showing she trusts her judgment

To shift the Older Woman’s attention away from a different disagreement they were having earlier


Question: What does Ethan think Marilyn believes about how Susan perceives her during the greeting?

Answer: C

Ethan observes Marilyn's neutral expression and controlled tone, which suggests she is aware of how she presents herself as polite but emotionally reserved. This implies that Marilyn believes Susan perceives her in this way.

Ethan thinks Marilyn believes Susan sees her as genuinely friendly and eager to connect.

Ethan thinks Marilyn believes Susan sees her as distant and uninterested in engaging.

Ethan thinks Marilyn believes Susan sees her as polite but emotionally reserved.

Ethan thinks Marilyn believes Susan sees her as unsure about how to respond to the situation.


Question: What does Susan think Marilyn believes about her during the meeting?

Answer: B

Susan believes that Marilyn, with her neutral but attentive demeanor, perceives her as nervous but trying to be friendly. This is based on Marilyn's ability to notice subtle signs of nervousness despite Susan's attempts to appear confident.

Susan thinks Marilyn believes she is overly assertive and trying to control the conversation.

Susan thinks Marilyn believes she is nervous but trying to be friendly.

Susan thinks Marilyn believes she is distracted and not fully engaged in the discussion.

Susan thinks Marilyn believes she is relaxed and comfortable taking charge during the meeting.


Question: What does Marilyn think Ethan believes Susan intends by looking down after mentioning the loss?

Answer: C

Susan's downward gaze and quiet tone suggest she is trying to maintain her composure by withholding deeper grief. Ethan likely interprets this as an attempt to keep her emotions private.

after Susan says her father is 'not with us anymore' and looks down

Ethan believes Susan intends to steer the conversation away from the loss to prevent awkwardness.

Ethan believes Susan intends to indirectly express frustration toward him by avoiding eye contact.

Ethan believes Susan intends to withhold her deeper grief to maintain composure.

Ethan believes Susan intends to silently prompt him to offer comfort or support.


Question: What does Ethan think Susan feels while he talks about his dad?

Answer: A

Ethan perceives Susan's steady gaze and neutral expression as signs of sympathy, though she seems unsure about how deeply to engage with his emotions.

Susan listens as Ethan finishes his incomplete sentence.

That Susan feels sympathy but is uncertain how deeply to engage emotionally

That Susan feels uncomfortable and tries to hide her disinterest

That Susan feels frustrated because she cannot relate to Ethan's experience

That Susan feels entertained by Ethan’s account and tries not to laugh


Question: What does Younger Man think the bald man believes about Younger Man's attitude towards the task?

Answer: A

The Younger Man believes the bald man perceives his resistance but expects compliance. The bald man's serious demeanor suggests he anticipates objections but remains confident in eventual obedience.

Younger Man: 'I mean, it's ridiculous.' He maintains eye contact with the bald man.

He thinks the bald man believes Younger Man is resistant but will ultimately comply.

He thinks the bald man believes Younger Man doesn't care much about whether the task gets done or not.

He thinks the bald man believes Younger Man is going to reject the task entirely.

He thinks the bald man believes Younger Man is enthusiastic and eager to help with the task.


Question: What does Younger Man intend by saying okay to the bald man despite his visible skepticism?

Answer: B

The Younger Man agrees to the command to avoid immediate conflict, despite his skepticism about the task's logic. His defensive posture and tense tone indicate internal resistance, but he complies outwardly to maintain peace.

Younger Man: 'Okay, okay.' He looks towards the bald man.

He intends to decline the task but outwardly agrees due to pressure from the bald man.

He intends to comply outwardly to avoid conflict while internally doubting the task's logic.

He intends to appear cooperative while planning to undermine the bald man's instructions.

He intends to follow through with the task sincerely, trusting that the bald man knows best.


Question: What does Tall Man think the younger man intends by saying the interaction with steps and avoiding eye contact initially?

Answer: C

The Tall Man likely perceives the younger man's careful description and avoidance of eye contact as an attempt to appear non-threatening and avoid confrontation. The younger man's nervous tone and detailed explanation suggest he is trying to minimize risk rather than manipulate or boast.

while the younger man talks about his approach

To distract the listener from his true intentions by focusing on his behavior

To subtly gain the listener's confidence by sharing his actions

To appear non-threatening and avoid confrontation

To demonstrate his awareness of social dynamics and control the situation


Question: What does the Bald Man think the younger man intends when he says 'But the money's gone'?

Answer: D

The younger man's worried tone and averted gaze indicate he is reluctantly admitting a loss. The Bald Man likely interprets this as a confession of failure, observing the younger man's discomfort.

immediately after the younger man speaks

He thinks the younger man intends to downplay the seriousness of losing the money to keep him calm.

He thinks the younger man intends to suggest that someone else is responsible for the missing money.

He thinks the younger man intends to hide the true reason behind the money being gone.

He thinks the younger man intends to confess a failure or loss reluctantly.


Question: What does Alex think the other men desire when they remain mostly silent during this exchange?

Answer: A

Alex observes the other men's silence and reserved body language, which indicates their desire to avoid conflict or negative opinions. Their lack of engagement suggests they are cautious about the social implications of the conversation.

He thinks they desire to avoid conflict or revealing negative opinions.

He thinks they desire to show agreement with Mary without speaking up.

He thinks they desire to wait for a better moment to offer their own perspectives.

He thinks they desire to distance themselves emotionally from the discussion.


Question: What does Mary think the man in the middle believes about Alex’s willingness to discuss the topic?

Answer: C

Mary observes the man in the middle's light laughter and gesture, which suggest he is aware of Alex's restraint and interprets it as a strategic choice to avoid conflict.

He believes Alex is intentionally changing the subject to steer the group away from the topic.

He believes Alex is disengaged and doesn't care about what the group is discussing.

He believes Alex is holding back to avoid conflict or discomfort

He believes Alex is enthusiastic and ready to bring up every detail without hesitation.


Question: What does John think the man sitting between the other two men intends by saying 'Who didn't look so nice?'

Answer: D

John perceives the man in the middle's feigned curiosity and light gestures as a tactic to provoke reactions while maintaining a playful atmosphere, testing conversational boundaries.

He intends to subtly compliment someone in the group by suggesting someone else looked less nice.

He intends to shift suspicion onto another person, hoping to avoid being the focus of the group's attention.

He intends to create tension in the group by hinting that someone present is being judged negatively.

He intends to provoke a reaction or tease the group while keeping the conversation playful, testing boundaries of what can be said.


Question: What does John think the man in the middle believes about the risk of being overheard by Mary?

Answer: D

John observes the man's laughter and warning tone, indicating he believes Mary is perceptive and might notice sensitive remarks. Thus, the man tries to control the conversation to prevent any awkwardness.

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John thinks the man believes Mary is friendly and will laugh off any sensitive remarks made in her presence.

John thinks the man believes Mary is likely to take offense and might repeat sensitive comments to others.

John thinks the man believes Mary is distracted and probably won't pay attention to what is being discussed.

John thinks the man believes Mary is perceptive and could pick up on sensitive remarks, so he tries to control the conversation.


Question: What does John think the man in the middle believes about Mary’s perception of the conversation?

Answer: C

John perceives the man's playful yet cautious tone as an indication that he believes Mary is observant and might judge the conversation, prompting him to manage what is said.

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John thinks the man believes Mary is supportive and wants everyone to participate openly.

John thinks the man believes Mary is unsure about what's being discussed and might misinterpret what's said.

John thinks the man believes Mary is observant and might judge or react to the conversation.

John thinks the man believes Mary is uninterested and probably won't pay attention to what's going on.


Question: What does Steven know about Gary’s intention when he uses playful nicknames but also shows moments of seriousness?

Answer: B

Steven perceives Gary’s mix of playful nicknames and serious moments as a strategy to test his engagement and draw him into the conversation.

Steven knows Gary is confused about how to communicate effectively.

Steven knows Gary is mixing playfulness with seriousness to test his engagement.

Steven knows Gary wants to end the conversation quickly.

Steven knows Gary is trying to distract him from work without a clear purpose.


Question: What does Nick know about Kate’s emotional state when she says 'I just saved your life'?

Answer: A

Nick understands that Kate's worried expression and insistence on gratitude indicate her vulnerability and desire for recognition. Her emotional cues reveal a need for validation.

He knows she feels vulnerable and expects recognition for her risk.

He knows she is trying to manipulate him into compliance, using emotional cues.

He knows she is indifferent to his response and only wants to move on, not dwelling on the past.

He knows she is hiding her true feelings to avoid confrontation, masking her emotions.


Question: What does Woman with curly hair know about the power dynamics between the man and the woman with long hair during the interaction?

Answer: B

The woman with curly hair knows that the man holds a dominant position in the interaction, controlling access to the paintings. This is evident from his composed stance and attentive listening, which suggest he is the gatekeeper in this situation.

She knows the man supports the woman with long hair without any conditions or limits.

She knows the man holds dominance and controls access to the paintings despite objections.

She knows the man is indifferent to the interaction and lacks any influence over events.

She knows the man is unaware of the request being made during the conversation.


Question: What does Blonde Woman know about the true nature of the interaction between the brown-haired woman and the man mentioned in the story?

Answer: B

The Blonde Woman knows the brown-haired woman is selectively sharing details to make the encounter seem more favorable. The confident tone and emphasis on humor suggest a polished narrative.

She knows the brown-haired woman is confused, mixing stories and details, leading to inconsistencies and misunderstandings in her account.

She knows the brown-haired woman is selectively sharing details to make the encounter seem more favorable and charming.

She knows the brown-haired woman is giving a fully accurate account, without any bias or embellishment, which is incorrect.

She knows the brown-haired woman is fabricating the entire story for attention, which seems unlikely and not believable.


Question: What does Mom know about the child's current understanding of the word 'butterfly' during the interaction?

Answer: B

Mom knows the child is experimenting with language by breaking down 'butterfly' into 'butt' and 'fly,' indicating a playful exploration of words rather than confusion.

Mom knows the child is distracted and not paying attention to the word, which contradicts the child's engaged behavior.

Mom knows the child understands the word by breaking it into parts and is experimenting with language.

Mom knows the child is intentionally mispronouncing the word to annoy her, which doesn't fit the playful tone.

Mom knows the child has no idea what 'butterfly' means and is guessing randomly, which is unlikely given the context.


Question: What does Truman know about the conductor’s role during the interaction?

Answer: D

Truman observes the conductor's tentative gesture and waiting posture, which indicate a deferential attitude. This suggests that the conductor is cautious about imposing, aligning with social hierarchy norms.

Truman knows the conductor is hostile and reluctant to offer any needed help.

Truman knows the conductor is confident and expects to lead the entire interaction.

Truman knows the conductor is indifferent and disengaged from all of the passengers.

Truman knows the conductor is deferential and uncertain about how much to impose.


Question: What does Bill Lumbergh know about the underlying tension between Peter and Phil at this moment?

Answer: C

Bill Lumbergh knows there is an unspoken tension between Peter and Phil, where Peter seeks reassurance but Phil remains emotionally distant. This dynamic creates subtle conflict, as indicated by Peter's concerned expression and Phil's minimal verbal response.

Peter is unaware of Phil’s feelings, and Phil is unaware of Peter’s concerns, resulting in mutual obliviousness

Peter and Phil are fully aligned in understanding and emotion, with no tension present, indicating a harmonious interaction

There is an unspoken tension where Peter seeks reassurance but Phil remains emotionally distant, creating subtle conflict

Phil is actively trying to comfort Peter, but Peter is ignoring it, leading to a misunderstanding


Question: What does Maya know about Ethan’s awareness of her feelings during their interaction?

Answer: D

Maya knows Ethan is unaware of her mild embarrassment and frustration, as his responses remain neutral and teasing, indicating he does not grasp her true feelings.

Maya knows Ethan is intentionally provoking her with his behavior, trying to get a reaction.

Maya knows Ethan is indifferent to how she feels, not caring about her reactions.

Maya knows Ethan fully understands and shares her discomfort, acknowledging her feelings.

Maya knows Ethan is unaware of her mild embarrassment and frustration.


Question: What does the Officer know about the prisoner's likely reaction to the hand on the shoulder combined with the repeated 'hey'?

Answer: B

The Officer knows the prisoner will interpret the gesture as a warning, expecting compliance due to the controlled approach.

The Officer knows the prisoner will misunderstand the tone as friendliness and become less compliant, misinterpreting the situation.

The Officer knows the prisoner will recognize the gesture as a controlled warning rather than friendliness.

The Officer knows the prisoner will be indifferent to the gesture and tone, showing no reaction.

The Officer knows the prisoner will become aggressive in response to the gesture, anticipating conflict.


Question: What does the woman know about how her statement might be interpreted by the audience and the man?

Answer: D

The woman knows her ambiguous phrasing allows for multiple interpretations, which protects her from judgment by maintaining flexibility in her statement.

She knows her statement will provoke immediate disagreement, which is not evident from her delivery.

She knows her statement will be taken as a full endorsement of spirits, which is unlikely given her phrasing.

She knows her words will be ignored by the man and audience, which is not supported by the context.

She knows her ambiguous phrasing allows multiple interpretations, protecting her from judgment.


Question: What does Edith know about Jordan’s emotional state beyond his spoken words during this interaction?

Answer: B

Edith knows Jordan is experiencing complex, unnamed fear, as his furrowed eyebrows and sincere tone reveal genuine inner turmoil.

She knows Jordan is trying to confuse her about his true feelings, as his statements are unclear.

She knows Jordan is experiencing complex, unnamed fear that deeply unsettles him.

She knows Jordan is indifferent to the situation but pretends otherwise, as his tone lacks sincerity.

She knows Jordan is exaggerating his feelings to gain sympathy, as his words seem dramatic.


Question: What does Man with dark skin, dreadlocks, dark jacket know about the man in pink’s emotional state during the question?

Answer: C

The man with dark skin, dreadlocks, dark jacket knows the man in pink feels nervous but is trying to appear assertive to mask his fear. The nervous tone and gestures indicate an attempt to control the situation.

He knows the man in pink is joking and not serious about the question, which does not align with the tension present.

He knows the man in pink is angry and hostile towards the man outside, which contradicts the observed nervousness.

He knows the man in pink feels nervous but is trying to appear assertive to mask his fear.

He knows the man in pink is completely calm and confident about the question, which is unlikely given the nervous tone.


Question: What does Stephen know about Hillary’s stance on her relationship with the other person she mentions, based on her gestures?

Answer: C

Stephen knows Hillary is indifferent and only speaking out of obligation, without genuine interest.

Stephen knows Hillary is fully confident but pretending to be uncertain for strategic reasons, using it as a tactic.

Stephen knows Hillary is genuinely uncertain but sees potential for cooperation despite initial doubts.

Stephen knows Hillary is masking strong disagreement with a polite facade, hiding her true feelings.


Question: What does Woman in light blue shirt know about the relationship dynamics between herself, Sarah, and the man during this scene?

Answer: B

The woman is aware of the underlying tension and unspoken conflicts among the three, as indicated by her guarded interactions and subtle cues.

She knows Sarah and the man have no interest in interacting, feeling disconnected.

She knows there is underlying tension and unspoken conflicts among all three.

She knows the man is unaware of any tension between her and Sarah, feeling oblivious.

She knows everyone is fully comfortable and harmonious together, feeling at ease.


Question: What does Sophie know about the underlying mood of the interaction when Ethan offers a cigarette?

Answer: C

Sophie knows the offer is meant to keep the mood light but senses a subtle tension, as indicated by her calm posture and glance away.

She knows Ethan is indifferent and the offer is just a filler in the conversation, lacking genuine interest.

She knows Ethan is serious about smoking and wants her to join immediately without delay.

She knows the offer is meant to keep the mood light but senses a subtle tension she wants to hide.

She knows the offer is a test of her mood and expects a confrontation if she refuses.


Question: What does Noah know about the social dynamic between Eli and the man in black at this moment?

Answer: D

Noah understands that Eli is the dominant figure in the interaction, using subtle criticism to enforce his social position over the man in black.

Noah knows the men are strangers with no social hierarchy established.

Noah knows the man in black is the dominant figure and Eli is submissive in their interaction.

Noah knows both men are equally dominant and in conflict for control over the situation.

Noah knows Eli holds a more dominant social position and is subtly enforcing this through criticism.


Question: What does Mark know about the woman's likely reaction to his compliment?

Answer: D

Mark's cautious body language suggests he knows she might be surprised but not necessarily trusting of his compliment.

She will ignore the compliment entirely and remain indifferent

She will definitely appreciate and accept the compliment warmly

She will respond with hostility and reject his words

She might be surprised but not necessarily trusting of his intentions


Question: What does Nurse know about the unspoken tension between Evan and Dr. Perry in this moment?

Answer: D

Nurse observes the tension as Evan tries to soften the conversation, while Dr. Perry remains withdrawn, indicating an unspoken struggle.

That Nurse’s presence is the main cause of discomfort in the room, affecting the interaction.

That both Evan and Dr. Perry are fully comfortable and aligned in their communication, showing no tension.

That the conversation is purely clinical without emotional undertones, lacking personal engagement.

That Evan is attempting to soften the conversation, but Dr. Perry is internally conflicted and withdrawn.


Question: What does Mary know about the social implications of Jane’s drawing, despite the lack of explicit discussion?

Answer: D

Mary recognizes the drawing's sensitive nature and considers its social implications carefully before responding.

Mary knows Jane intends the drawing to be purely artistic without meaning, focusing only on aesthetics.

Mary knows the drawing is a harmless joke with no social weight, not requiring serious consideration.

Mary knows Jane is unaware of any social implications of the drawing, assuming innocence.

Mary knows the drawing’s subject is socially sensitive and potentially offensive.


Question: What does Roy know about Jill’s willingness to engage in their plans based on her gestures?

Answer: B

Roy understands that Jill is reluctant and emotionally withdrawn from their plans, as indicated by her neutral tone and controlled gestures.

He knows Jill is indifferent and open to persuasion if he tries harder.

He knows Jill is reluctant and emotionally withdrawn from the plans.

He knows Jill is enthusiastic but tired, needing some rest before going.

He knows Jill is planning a surprise for him, hiding her true intentions.


Question: What does the bearded man in gray hoodie know about his own certainty regarding the existence of a demiurge?

Answer: C

The bearded man in gray hoodie knows that he lacks sufficient evidence to form a firm belief about the demiurge. His hesitant phrasing and repeated 'I don't know' statements reveal epistemic humility and admitted ignorance.

He knows that the demiurge does not exist but pretends uncertainty, which contradicts his open questioning.

He knows that the demiurge definitely exists but hides this knowledge, which is inconsistent with his expressed uncertainty.

He knows that he lacks sufficient evidence to form a firm belief about the demiurge.

He knows that the host will reject any metaphysical explanation regardless, which is not supported by the host's engagement.


Question: What does Ben know about Alice’s true feelings despite her attempt to frame the wedding as a social opportunity?

Answer: B

Ben understands that Alice is upset and insecure about attending the wedding alone, despite her framing it as a social opportunity.

He knows she wants him to meet new people for his own benefit, which is not her main concern.

He knows she is upset and insecure about attending alone, using social reasons as a cover.

He knows she is joking about the wedding’s social scene, which is unlikely given her tone.

He knows she is indifferent about who attends the wedding with her, which is not true.


Question: What does the woman in plaid know about the term 'CV' during the interaction?

Answer: B

The woman in plaid knows that 'CV' refers to a formal document but is unfamiliar with the term itself, as indicated by her correction to 'resume.' Her hesitation suggests incomplete knowledge.

She knows it is a test of her honesty, suspecting a trick.

She knows it refers to a formal document but is unfamiliar with the term itself.

She knows it is unrelated to the job application process, considering it irrelevant.

She knows it is exactly the same as a resume and uses the terms interchangeably without concern.


Question: What does Beck know about the significance of Mr. Carter saying her employment history aloud and then looking at her?

Answer: B

Beck knows that Mr. Carter's reading of her CV is a test of her honesty and credibility, as her startled reaction indicates she understands the implicit challenge.

That Mr. Carter is trying to distract her from other questions, avoiding direct confrontation.

That this is a test of her honesty and credibility.

That Mr. Carter is confused about her employment dates, showing uncertainty.

That the reading is a routine formality with no real consequence, indicating a procedural approach.


Question: What does Unknown know about the underlying social tension between Ethan and Maya in this interaction?

Answer: B

Unknown knows Maya is unaware of any favors owed to Ethan, perceiving the interaction as purely friendly

Unknown knows there is an unspoken obligation and possible resentment related to a favor and money

Unknown knows Ethan and Maya have a completely harmonious friendship without conflict, devoid of any tension

Unknown knows Ethan is only pretending to help but actually wants to exploit Maya, using the situation to his advantage


Question: What does Maya know about Ethan’s true willingness to help with the bobby pin based on his words and actions?

Answer: B

Maya knows that Ethan prefers not to inconvenience himself despite his polite words. His quick offer followed by retraction indicates a polite refusal masked as willingness.

Ethan is confused about whether to help or not, showing indecision.

Ethan prefers not to inconvenience himself despite polite words suggesting otherwise.

Ethan is genuinely ready to help but changes his mind due to practical reasons.

Ethan is unaware of how important the bobby pin is to Maya and doesn't understand her concern.


Question: Does the man know what the group in white shirts said to the woman in the purple sweater by the mirror?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because the woman in the white shirt whispered in her ear, and at that time, the man had his back turned to them.


Question: Does the girl know that the customer in the brown clothes is feeling anxious?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she has her back turned to the man.


Question: Does the girl know that the customer in the brown clothes is very impatient with her?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she has her back turned to the man.


Question: Does the young man with the hood know that the black man is displeased with him?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because the black man roughly took the item back from his hand.


Question: Does the Black man know what the young man did while returning to his seat?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because the young man discreetly took the knife from the table and hid it before the Black man turned around.


Question: Does the long-haired man in the black vest know that the parents are unaware of the blue-shirted man's Harvard admission?

Answer: A


Question: Does the son know that the mother feels very sad and is crying?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he is currently shut outside the door.


Question: Does the black man in the white shirt know that the clerk already knows his intention is to take the shoes directly?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows the clerk knows because he openly discussed his plan with the black man in the red shirt without any reservation towards the clerk.


Question: Does the girl's mother know who has arrived?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she has been inside the house and has not come out.


Question: Does the man's son know about the good news regarding the upgrade his father received?

Answer: A

Yes. Because the father waved to his son in the distance to signal him.


Question: Does the man's son know that his father feels surprised and hesitant about the cost of upgrading?

Answer: B

No. The son does not know because he is sitting far away.


Question: Does the woman know that the man swapped the food?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she turned away when the man swapped the food.


Question: Does the man in the blue shirt know that the man in the white shirt feels unhappy about his presence?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because, although he turned his back on the couple, he could fully hear their conversation, and the man in the white shirt expressed dissatisfaction with his presence.


Question: Does the woman in the black suit know that the woman in the hoodie is holding a cup?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because the woman in the hoodie has not yet appeared in her line of sight.


Question: Does the woman in the suit know that the woman in the hoodie feels very disappointed after being rejected by her?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she saw her expression and mentioned the reason for leaving contact information.


Question: Did the woman in red know before entering that her boss knew she had hidden her real name?

Answer: A

Yes. She knew because she pushed the door slowly and cautiously, and showed no obvious surprise when the boss questioned her about her name.


Question: Does the Black man in the blue shirt, McCoy, know that the man in the black suit kissed his wife?

Answer: B

No. Because when the man in the suit confessed, the Black man showed obvious surprise and anger.


Question: Does the man in the black suit know that Mr. McCoy in the blue shirt is unaware that he kissed his wife?

Answer: B

No. He does not know whether Mr. McCoy knows about this.


Question: Does the woman's mother know that the woman actually likes this man very much?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she mentioned that her daughter has been watching this man since he came in.


Question: Does the woman's mother know that the woman is lying when she says she doesn't like the man?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she mentioned that her daughter has been watching the man closely since he came in.


Question: Does the mother know that the father is very dissatisfied with the son's attire?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she was standing next to them when the father criticized the son.


Question: Does the daughter inside the house know that the father is very dissatisfied with the son's (her brother's) attire?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the father was criticizing the son, she saw everything from upstairs through the window.


Question: Do the ladies on the sofa know that the two men are whispering?

Answer: A

Yes. They know because one of the ladies was attracted by the sound and looked in the direction of the men speaking.


Question: Does the man in the striped shirt know that the man in the red shirt knows the green food has expired?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he heard the notification sound from the red-shirted man's phone. Additionally, the man in the red shirt repeated that the food might be deadly.


Question: Does the man with glasses know that the woman felt very surprised and confused after hearing him say he wants to teach arithmetic, and stopped drinking coffee?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he had his back turned to the woman.


Question: Does the man in the white shirt know that the woman in the pink clothes thinks the man with glasses is unreasonable about teaching arithmetic?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he was sitting right next to the woman and listened carefully to the conversation.


Question: Does the man in the suit know that the homeless man finds the woman's teasing of the child amusing?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because at that time he had his back turned to the homeless man and had not seen him.


Question: Does the assistant Jenny know that the two men are watching a football match inside the room?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because her position is very close to the room and the door is not closed.


Question: Does the assistant Jenny know that the middle-aged man is puzzled by the boy's lack of enthusiasm and initiative towards the date?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because, although her position is close to the room and the door is open, the man's voice is very low.


Question: Does Rebecca know that the woman in the suit is lying to the woman in the trench coat?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows, and she also feels a bit embarrassed.


Question: Does Rebecca know that the woman in the suit considers the act of the woman in the trench coat dipping water from the cup to be very uncivilized?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she saw the woman in the suit staring seriously at the woman in the trench coat.


Question: Does the woman in the yellow sweater know that her companion already knew that the teacher was going to lock them out?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because the woman in the yellow sweater was focused on the teacher's face, while her companion noticed the teacher's hand movements earlier.


Question: Does the man know that his wife feels both comforted and sad by what he said, and is crying with her face covered?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he has his back turned to the woman and cannot know the specifics, even if he might guess some of it.


Question: Does the man's wife know that the man in the suit feels a bit guilty and embarrassed towards her husband after he explained her situation?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she was sitting by the window, and due to being too sad, she turned her head away and did not look at the two men having the conversation.


Question: Does the man in the shirt know that the woman feels displeased with the man in the suit who is flirting?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because the woman used direct and confrontational language towards the man in the suit.


Question: Does the black-haired woman know that the blonde woman thinks the man with glasses is very hypocritical?

Answer: A

Yes. The black-haired woman might know because the blonde woman remained silent after the man spoke, as a form of silent protest.


Question: Does the woman sitting on the sofa know that her boyfriend knows the woman in the white dress is feeling very anxious and unstable inside?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she shares the same perspective as her boyfriend, and after her boyfriend agreed with the white-dressed woman's correction about the name, she immediately followed suit to calm the white-dressed woman's agitation.


Question: Does the woman sitting on the sofa know that the man in the white clothes standing does not know that the woman in white is currently in an unstable mental state?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she did not interrupt the woman in white's speech like the man in white did.


Question: Does the man in the middle know that the man on the right with the watch thinks the woman's suggestion is boring?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because his head is turned towards the woman.


Question: Does the man in the middle know that the man on the right with the watch thinks the woman's suggestion is boring?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he turned to look at the man on the right's reaction, and the man with the watch shook his head to indicate disapproval.


Question: Does the man in the middle know that the woman is dissatisfied with the man on the right wearing a watch for rejecting her suggestion?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he can perceive from the woman's expression and words that she insists on her viewpoint.


Question: Does the man in the red sweater know that his friend considers his worry about the illness to be excessive after learning his survival probability?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he observed his friend's sudden relaxation of expression.


Question: Does the mother know that the woman with glasses thinks it is too early for the woman in yellow to be engaged now?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because the mother had already left the room when the two young women were talking.


Question: Does the cashier lady know that the customer in the purple clothes thinks the man's flirting with her (the cashier) is inappropriate and a waste of her time?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because the customer in the purple clothes eventually came into their view and silently expressed urgency.


Question: Does the blonde woman in the blue dress know that the red-haired woman thinks the curly-haired woman in the dress's storytelling about the dream is absurd?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she is standing behind the red-haired woman and cannot see her expression.


Question: Does the seated red-haired woman know that the curly-haired woman believes the blonde woman is lying about having had the same dream?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she saw the curly-haired woman's serious expression and heard her tone.


Question: Does the girl in the blue hat know that the girl in the hospital bed thinks the mother in the red hat doesn't really care about her?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she can clearly see the expression on the girl in the hospital bed.


Question: Does the woman know that the man thinks she is angry with him?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she saw the man's nervous expression and looked smug.


Question: Does the elderly father know that the daughter feels dissatisfied about his arrangement to meet the young man for drinks?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows, even though he didn't see her dissatisfied expression initially, but when they were face-to-face, the daughter was clearly waiting for his explanation.


Question: Does the elderly father know about the daughter's feelings?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows, despite not turning around to see the daughter's displeased expression, because when they faced each other, it was clear the daughter was waiting for his explanation.


Question: Does the man in the red plaid shirt know that the woman is displeased with him challenging her viewpoint?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because the woman directly called out his name to stop him.


Question: Does the elderly man know that the young man feels contempt and disdain towards his response?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because the young man finally let out a contemptuous laugh.


Question: Does the mother in the blue dress know that her husband, the daughter's father, is a bit embarrassed by the daughter's response?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she was looking at him when he awkwardly picked up the water cup.


Question: Does Mike know the specific details of David Hyde's suicide in room 1408?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he accurately recited the deceased's profession, medical history, and method of suicide during the conversation.


Question: Did Mike know about the 22 'natural deaths' in room 1408 before the manager raised the question?

Answer: B

No. He did not know because when the manager mentioned this fact, the writer showed a confused expression and asked back, 'Natural deaths?'


Question: Does the manager Olin know that Mike is unaware of the statistics about 'natural deaths'?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he subsequently explains that newspapers never publish news about these natural deaths.


Question: Does the manager Olin know that the writer Mike is using a recorder to record the conversation?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he was watching the writer fiddling with the recorder and sarcastically remarked, 'Well, you think you're clever, don't you?'


Question: Does the red-haired woman know about the specific plot and background setting of the 'Amazon Game'?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because when the producer mentioned the series, she showed a confused expression and asked, 'What crazy trilogy?'


Question: Did the woman in yellow know beforehand that the red-haired woman was unaware of the 'Amazon games' information?

Answer: B

No. She did not know because after hearing the red-haired woman's question, she said, 'Oh, my God, the Amazon games. How could you not have heard of this?'


Question: Does the red-haired woman know that the short-haired woman in black wants the woman in yellow to cut her hair?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she had already left the scene at that time.


Question: At the start of the conversation, does the man know that the woman is a student?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he asks the woman, 'What do you teach?'


Question: Does the man know that the 'my girls' mentioned by the woman refers to her ordinary female friends?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he asked the woman if she is a lesbian.


Question: At the beginning of the conversation, does the man in the red shirt know that the man in the shirt intends to just take the shoes?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he was stunned after hearing the man in the shirt say 'I don't know, I'm just gonna take this shit' and then asked 'wait what hell'.


Question: Does the man know that the woman also has feelings for him?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he said, 'I think we really like each other' and asked 'Do you like me?' and received an affirmative answer.


Question: Does the man know that the woman had secretly observed him in the office?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because when the woman said this, he lowered his head and touched his head, appearing more awkward.


Question: Did the man know at the beginning of the conversation that the woman was defensive towards him?

Answer: A

Yes. He knew because he consistently lowered his posture and carefully tried to explain to the woman.


Question: Does the woman know that the man is trying to cover up his managerial negligence by emphasizing ownership?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the man used his boss status to oppress her, she did not show compliance but instead responded with a sarcastic smile and direct verbal counterattack.


Question: Does the short-haired woman know the reason why the long-haired woman is angry?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she was glancing at the woman on the left with the corner of her eye during the silence and showed a confused and helpless expression throughout, trying to figure out what happened.


Question: Does the long-haired woman know that the short-haired woman does not know the reason for her anger?

Answer: A

Yes. The long-haired woman knows because after explaining, the short-haired woman thought it wasn't her fault, which made the long-haired woman more agitated in explaining why she was angry.


Question: Does the girl in the camisole know that the girl in the checkered shirt actually already knows that the camisole girl's inference is correct?

Answer: A

Yes. The camisole girl knows because when she pointed out a series of contradictions, the checkered shirt girl showed a thoughtful expression and avoided eye contact, indicating she was logically convinced.


Question: Does the girl know that the boy was lying or exaggerating when he conveyed the invitation with formal wording?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the boy said those formal words, she showed a very playful, all-seeing smile and directly countered, 'He definitely didn't say that.'


Question: Does the boy know that the girl has seen through his lie?

Answer: A

Yes. The boy knows because when the girl exposed him face-to-face, he did not argue confidently and instead appeared somewhat flustered and embarrassed.


Question: Does the woman know that the man always remembers the details of their breakup?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the man initially claims he doesn't remember why they broke up, the woman responds with a wry smile and quickly counters by listing the itinerary from back then in detail.


Question: Does Rick know that many people on the team actually support him as captain?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because when the coach mentioned that three or four people had actively recommended him, Rick appeared very shocked and incredulous.


Question: Does the woman know that the man does not love her?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when she asked 'Do you love her?', the man hesitated in his speech and showed a pained, evasive look. She then immediately turned and left.


Question: Does the boy know that the girl has seen through his flimsy excuse about 'riding a bike because the weather is good'?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he appeared uneasy in the face of the girl's extremely skeptical look, with his gaze shifting nervously between her face and the package in her hands, showing a guilty reaction.


Question: Did the man know the exact cost of the upgrade before the counter staff mentioned it?

Answer: B

No. He did not know because when he heard the quote of $1642, he immediately widened his eyes and repeated the price, showing shock and confusion.


Question: Does the counter staff know that although the man verbally says 'I want to buy the ticket,' he actually still feels pained about the expense?

Answer: A

Yes. The counter staff knows because, despite maintaining a professional smile, they showed signs of breaking and let out a sigh of helplessness in response to the man's indecisive actions.


Question: Does the man know that his son is anxiously waiting for the upgrade result?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because after learning there are available seats, he immediately turned around, gave a thumbs up, and showed a proud smile.


Question: Does the older person know that the younger person knows the details of the 'secret boxing match'?

Answer: B

No. The older person does not know because when the younger person mentioned the 'closed-door battle,' the older person, who was originally looking down and working, paused, adjusted his glasses, and showed a confused and inquisitive expression, asking 'How do you know about that?'


Question: Does the man know the true motive behind the woman's sudden apology?

Answer: B

No. The man showed an extremely confused expression upon hearing the woman say 'I'm sorry,' and he responded with 'You apologize?'


Question: Does the woman know that the man swapped the two plates of food?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she had her back turned to the man at that time.


Question: Does the man in the blue shirt know that the woman was holding a plate when she stood up?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he had his back turned to the woman the entire time.


Question: Does the husband know that the man in the blue shirt has inappropriate thoughts about his wife?

Answer: A

Yes. Every time the man in the blue shirt makes affectionate gestures, the husband shows an unnatural expression. When the wife calls the man in the blue shirt a 'hero,' the husband presses his lips together, suppressing his anger.


Question: Does the woman know that the man has actually seen through her intention to avoid the marriage topic by pretending to have a headache and drinking water?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because after the man exposed her use of sedatives to treat the headache, she choked a bit and avoided direct eye contact with the man.


Question: Does the man know that his grand vision he just described has caused the woman significant psychological pressure?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he was constantly watching the woman's reaction during his narration and could see the surprised and confused expression on her face.


Question: Does the woman know that the man has been secretly glancing at her and trying to reach for her hand?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she was facing away from the man, looking straight ahead.


Question: Does the man know that the woman is trying to discuss a very serious or unsettling topic?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because when the woman stood still and said 'there are some things I want to tell you', the man's expression became serious and focused.


Question: Does the girl know that the boy is trying to lighten the mood by making fun of himself?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the boy went along with her teasing and admitted he wasn't as smart as his Ivy League brother, she smiled knowingly and continued joking.


Question: Does the man know that the older woman with short curly hair is deliberately trying to embarrass him?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because when the older woman with short curly hair pressed him about his marriage history, his smile became stiff and his eyes looked uneasy.


Question: Does the pharmacist know that the man feels extremely anxious and offended because his prescription was refused?

Answer: A

Yes. The pharmacist knows because when the man suddenly raised his voice and stared at her saying 'You're not listening to me,' she showed a frightened expression and instinctively recoiled.


Question: Does Stallone know that Wepner's friend is observing him from behind and trying to approach him?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he is sitting with his back to the door the whole time.


Question: Does Wepner know that his friend knows Wepner is currently trying hard to pretend to be an acquaintance of Stallone?

Answer: A

Yes. Wepner knows because when he sternly lowers his voice to order his friend to 'put his hand down' and 'stay low-key', he hopes to ensure through this forceful posture that his friend does not expose the pretense of being acquaintances due to excessive excitement.


Question: Does the woman know that the man knows she feels guilty about hiding Chris from him?

Answer: A

Yes. The woman knows because when she admitted her mistake, her tone was heavy and her expression evasive, and the man gently comforted her and listened patiently.


Question: Does the father know that the mother feels disappointed with his 'lack of long-term planning' style?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because when the mother sarcastically said 'you have never been someone with long-term plans,' the father showed a helpless and self-mocking smile.


Question: Does the mother know that the father is aware of her current high anxiety about Kevin's future?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because during the pressure from the recruiter, the mother frequently looked at the father, and the father responded with evasive glances and a deliberately relaxed posture.


Question: Does the son know that the father knows the son is feeling uneasy because of his public humiliation?

Answer: A

Yes. The son knows because he remained standing still and silent when the father publicly mocked his hairstyle and coat as looking like 'he just got off the boat at Ellis Island.'


Question: Does the doctor know that the woman feels extremely unfamiliar and uneasy about her surroundings at this moment?

Answer: A

Yes. The doctor knows because he maintains an extremely calm and soothing tone in response to the woman's hostile questioning.


Question: Does the man know that the woman's evaluation of Rob is very positive?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because when the woman praises Rob as 'the best person in the world,' the man does not show confusion but instead tries to counter the woman's known feeling by describing Rob's 'weird look' and 'negative energy.'


Question: At the beginning of the video, does the woman know that the man was standing at the doorframe observing her?

Answer: B


Question: Does the white-haired man know that the Israeli politician feels anxious about accepting the expensive gift?

Answer: A

Yes. The white-haired man knows because he has been observing the politician's micro-expressions and immediately asked, 'What if you didn't know how much it costs?' when the politician hesitated while looking at the price tag.


Question: Does the man know that the woman locked the car door the moment she got inside?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because when he naturally reached to pull the door handle and it bounced back, he showed a clear expression of surprise and began angrily pounding on the car window.


Question: Does the woman know that the man currently believes he still has control over the car and her?

Answer: A

Yes. Otherwise, she would not have locked the door first and quickly started the engine to counteract the man.


Question: Does Grace know that her mother does not believe her excuse?

Answer: A

Yes. Because Grace hurriedly turned away and did not dare to make eye contact with her mother.


Question: Does the mother know that Grace's recent statement 'going to sleep' was just a tactic to avoid conversation, rather than genuine tiredness?

Answer: A

Yes. Because after Grace left, the mother kept staring at Grace's back and was meaninglessly rubbing the fabric in her hands.


Question: Does Grace know that her father is very angry with her when she leaves?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because her father remained silent and sat with his back to her, preventing her from seeing his facial expression. She noticeably paused when he spoke in a stern tone.


Question: Does the man know that the woman is currently trying to gain his help by using flattery?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the woman mentioned Romero's recommendation, the man did not show a proud expression but instead showed a suspicious look and slightly retreated behind the door.


Question: Does the woman know that the man, despite hesitating, will eventually help her?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she maintains a confident and playful smile, and despite being repeatedly rejected earlier, she does not give up persuading him.


Question: Does the woman know that the man has been secretly observing her departure from behind the door crack?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because after walking away, she suddenly turned back and lifted her hair to ask the man's name, indicating she knew the man hadn't gone far.


Question: Does the blonde woman know that Ben is currently cohabiting or in a deep relationship with the woman holding the lantern?

Answer: B

No. The blonde woman was very surprised by the presence of the woman with the lantern and incredulously asked, 'Are you two dating?' After receiving an affirmative answer, she showed a shocked expression.


Question: Does Jack know that Mr. McCall actually doesn't know about the things he did?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because Mr. McCall consistently showed a confused and shocked expression while Jack, feeling guilty, confessed a lot.


Question: Does Michael know that Nicky has seen through his strategy of using the excuse of 'being in a hurry' to avoid the debt conversation?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because after his departure was interrupted, he appeared flustered and avoided eye contact with Nicky.


Question: Does the woman know that the man is not angry because her phone kept ringing?

Answer: B

No. She does not know. She appears flustered and tense, instinctively wanting to apologize, completely not expecting the man to take the phone and help solve the problem.


Question: Does the director know that the female agent has seen through his intention to avoid this complex financial case?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the director made a gesture of refusal, the female agent not only did not stop but instead intensified her presentation with more financial data.


Question: Does the man in the white shirt know that he will be left without support?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he repeatedly looked at John, who kept avoiding eye contact and ignored his plea for help.


Question: Does the man know that the girl feels embarrassed about her writing?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because the girl kept sighing and hesitantly avoided communication, and the man kept encouraging her.


Question: Does the young man in white know that the young man in gray has such professional and precise wood-chopping skills?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because after the young man in gray precisely split the wood, the young man in white's expression changed from previously mocking and sarcastic to stunned and silent, indicating that the physical prowess displayed was completely beyond his understanding.


Question: Does the young woman know that the brown-haired woman is standing behind them, watching them with a look of disgust?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because she is engrossed in intimate whispers and flirting, with her gaze locked on each other, completely ignoring the observer just a step behind.


Question: Does the blonde woman know that the brunette woman is unaware of the man's background?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she fabricated an outrageous lie that 'he is a professional dog trainer,' and her body was in a retreating posture with a slightly fearful expression when the man was holding the dog.


Question: Does the female protagonist know that the clerk has doubts about her mental state?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the clerk teased her by saying she 'looks like a normal person' and continued to scrutinize her, the female protagonist did not retort or explain, but quickly lowered her head to avoid eye contact with the clerk.


Question: Does the clerk know about the new fear the female protagonist experienced after checking the new phone screen?

Answer: B

No. The clerk does not know because when the female protagonist saw the automatically installed app on the screen, her face turned pale and she froze, while she was facing away from the clerk.


Question: Does the female protagonist know that the male protagonist is experiencing severe self-doubt and a mental breakdown?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the male protagonist repeatedly paces and scratches his head, speaking rapidly, she continuously follows his movements with her eyes, showing extreme concern. Later, when he crouches down and cries, she quickly rushes over to embrace and hold his head and shoulders.


Question: Does the female protagonist know that the male protagonist knows she is trying to shift his guilt?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because when she forcibly turned the male protagonist's head to make eye contact and said 'this is not on you,' his gaze was wandering and empty. He kept shaking his head and covering his face, not conveying any other information to her.


Question: Does the male protagonist know that the female protagonist is also under immense psychological pressure?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because he kept his head down, covering his face with his hands, completely cutting off visual communication. He could not see the female protagonist's furrowed brows and anxious eyes as she comforted him.


Question: Does the male protagonist know who replaced the female protagonist?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows, despite saying 'None,' because he consistently avoids eye contact with the female protagonist, keeps his head down, and appears tense.


Question: Does the female protagonist know that the male protagonist is not only aware but also one of the planners of the whole affair?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the female protagonist approaches the male protagonist, her gaze is full of provocation and she looks directly at him with determination, showing no doubt or need for confirmation.


Question: Does the male protagonist know that the female protagonist knows he is under immense moral pressure?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because after being exposed, he did not immediately retaliate but instead showed a contradictory expression of relief and extreme pain. He then roared and accused the female protagonist of trying to make him leak state secrets.


Question: Does the female protagonist realize that the male protagonist is indifferent to her suffering?

Answer: A

Yes. She realizes because when she talks about her situation of being replaced, the male protagonist just looks down to drink water or avoids eye contact, without any comforting gestures. She responds with a cold smile and sarcastic look.


Question: Does the mother know that her remark 'What are you doing with your life that's so great?' would anger her son?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because she said it in a provocative and contemptuous tone right after her son expressed his dissatisfaction and tried to leave. This indicates her intention was to emotionally retaliate by belittling her son's ideals to vent her own frustration.


Question: Does the daughter Lily lying on the sofa know that her mother and brother are having an intense argument?

Answer: B

No. She does not know because throughout the argument, she remained quietly lying on the sofa reading a book, without any gestures of looking up, glancing around, or being startled, indicating she was completely absorbed in her own world and unaware of the tense conversation around her.


Question: Does the female lead realize that the male lead did not prepare a birthday gift for her?

Answer: A

Yes. She realizes because when she asked 'What birthday gift did you prepare for me?', the male lead did not show surprise or pretend to be mysterious. Instead, he avoided eye contact, was at a loss for words, and began to recall their previous agreement of 'not exchanging gifts'. The female lead immediately showed a look of shock and disappointment.


Question: Did the man wearing sunglasses know that the man in the striped shirt harbored resentment towards him before the man in the striped shirt raised his doubts?

Answer: B

No. The man wearing sunglasses did not know because his initial demeanor was very relaxed and confident, thinking he could easily persuade the man in the striped shirt. When the man in the striped shirt suddenly mentioned 'you didn't even want me to join the team initially,' the man wearing sunglasses noticeably leaned forward and his tone became urgent and defensive.


Question: Does the man in the striped shirt know that the man wearing sunglasses will suddenly take out a business blueprint as a tool to persuade him?

Answer: B

No. Because before the man wearing sunglasses took out the blueprint, the man in the striped shirt was either looking down or looking at the other person with suspicion, and his body was in a defensive posture. When the blueprint was suddenly unfolded, his gaze passively followed the movement of the blueprint, and his face showed clear surprise and confusion.


Question: Does the man wearing sunglasses know that the man in the striped shirt did not immediately show interest in his business plan?

Answer: A

Yes. He knows because he saw the man in the striped shirt just looking down silently at the drawings without any positive expression or verbal response. The man wearing sunglasses immediately intensified his tone, leaned closer to the man in the striped shirt, and pointed at the drawings for emphasis.


Question: Does the blonde woman know that the medium's mention of 'trees' is a vague general technique?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the brunette woman associated 'trees' with a specific location, the blonde woman immediately showed a disdainful expression and rationally retorted, 'There are trees everywhere.'


Question: Does the psychic know that the blonde woman is skeptical about what he said?

Answer: A

Yes. Because after the blonde woman repeatedly interrupted him with logical rebuttals and a skeptical expression, the psychic directly pointed at her and said, 'The young one is right.'


Question: Does the male protagonist know that the female protagonist feels extremely guarded and resistant?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when he forcibly sat down, the female protagonist immediately pressed her palm on the book in a defensive blocking gesture, and her body slightly leaned back, with her previously polite smile disappearing instantly.


Question: Does the woman know that the man is dismissive of the serious questioning she is making?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the man smiled and denied the accusation, causing the audience to laugh, the woman's previously leaning forward body became extremely stiff. Her jaw instantly tightened, her lips pressed into a line, and she stared intently at the man's profile with a scrutinizing gaze.


Question: Does the woman know that the man feels extremely frustrated about his career limitations?

Answer: A

Yes. She knows because when the topic of 'full-time work' was brought up, the man's previously rigid gaze instantly dropped, avoiding eye contact with the woman, and his voice became lower.


Question: Does the female lead know that the male lead is trying to ease the atmosphere by reminiscing about the past?

Answer: A

Yes. When the male lead actively approached with a nostalgic demeanor trying to establish emotional resonance, the female lead deliberately turned her back to him while handling ingredients and spoke rapidly to show she was busy and did not want to engage with him.


Question: Does the young man know that the older man feels a strong sense of control over this duel?

Answer: A

Yes. Because the older man pushed the chips decisively, then crossed his arms on the edge of the table, leaned forward, and locked eyes with the young man with a highly oppressive and provocative gaze.


Question: Does the older man know that the younger man is aware of his deliberate psychological pressure?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when the older man made an oppressive chip-pushing gesture and continued to stare, the younger man did not show any instinctive avoidance, swallowing, or wandering gaze. Instead, he maintained an extremely rigid posture and calmly met the older man's gaze for a long time.


Question: Does the father know that the young man knows the mother is putting on an act?

Answer: B

No. Because when the mother pounced and gave exaggerated 'peck kisses', the father fully embraced this affection, closed his eyes, relaxed his facial muscles, and was immersed in it. He completely failed to notice the son's indifferent and helpless expression nearby.


Question: Does the father perceive the young man's extreme disapproval of the gift he chose?

Answer: B

No. Despite the young man's consistently furrowed brow, confused and questioning expression, the father's gaze was almost entirely fixed on the red ribbon and the oven in his hands. When he occasionally looked up at his son, he had an extremely proud and confident smile.


Question: Does the man know that the woman has no fear or resistance towards his identity as a 'thief'?

Answer: A

Yes. Because when he confessed that he is still stealing, the woman not only did not show any instinctive defensive actions, but instead maintained an extremely relaxed posture, holding a teacup with both hands, and had a gentle and interested smile. This encouraged him to continue speaking.


Question: When Reggie started helping with the dishes, did Cassie know that he was about to confess his wrongdoing?

Answer: B

No. She did not know because she immediately went into a defensive posture and directly stated she had no money, indicating she interpreted his unusual attentiveness as a precursor to asking for money, based on past experience, and did not anticipate it was the beginning of a confession.


Question: Did Cassie know about Reggie's drug use and infidelity before he confessed?

Answer: B

No. Because when he confessed, Cassie's expression changed from confused to shocked, her body stiffened, and she slowly turned away, no longer looking at Reggie.


Question: Before confessing, did Reggie know that Cassie was unaware of the drug use and infidelity?

Answer: A

Yes. He knew because he took a series of unusual preparatory actions, such as doing chores voluntarily and speaking gently, to ease the atmosphere, indicating he was fully aware that Cassie knew nothing about the truth and anticipated that the confession would have a huge impact on her.


Question: Does the man know that the woman finds the room he meticulously arranged to be ridiculous?

Answer: B

No. He does not know because when the woman sarcastically guessed that the room's inspiration was 'Epcot,' the man did not catch the sarcasm and instead seriously corrected her by saying it was 'Tahiti.'