The Big Bang Theory 2

The given answer, "for making friends," is the most logical completion for the sentence. The phrase "I believe I've isolated the algorithm" implies that the person has discovered a specific method or process. Since the topic of the sentence is "making friends," it makes sense that the algorithm being referred to is related to this topic. Therefore, the correct answer is "for making friends."

The given sentence suggests that the writer's initial approach had the same deficiencies as something mentioned earlier. However, the exact context or content of the deficiencies is not provided, making it difficult to provide a specific explanation.

The phrase "hang up yet" suggests that someone is on the phone and the speaker is asking them not to end the call. The word "yet" implies that there is more to discuss or that the speaker wants to continue the conversation. Therefore, the correct answer is "hang up yet" because it completes the sentence and conveys the intended meaning.

The phrase "absolutely have to" indicates a strong obligation or necessity to do something. In this context, the speaker is expressing their reluctance to get in the water unless it is absolutely necessary. This suggests that there might be some discomfort or fear associated with being in the water, but they are willing to overcome it if there is no other choice.

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The speaker is addressing someone named Kripke and expressing their opinion about the last interest mentioned. They believe that out of all the interests discussed, the last one is the least objectionable or the one they have the least issues with.

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The given statement states that Stu the cockatoo is new at the zoo. The word "True" indicates that the statement is correct. Therefore, the correct answer is "True" because it confirms that Stu the cockatoo is indeed new at the zoo.

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The given answer "a hot beverage" can be inferred from the context of the sentence. The phrase "Well then perhaps you’d have time for..." suggests that the speaker is offering something as a suggestion or option. The phrase "a hot beverage" is a specific example of what the speaker is suggesting. Therefore, the correct answer is "a hot beverage" as it fits with the context and provides a specific suggestion.

The phrase "Perhaps the two of us might share a meal together" suggests that the speaker is proposing the idea of having a meal with someone else. This implies that they want to spend time and connect with the other person in a relaxed and casual setting. It implies a level of intimacy and friendship, as sharing a meal is often seen as a social activity where people can bond and enjoy each other's company.

The phrase "would like to propose" fits logically in the given sentence. It suggests that the speaker wants to suggest or put forward an idea or plan to do something together.

Ventriloquism is a form of entertainment where a performer creates the illusion of speaking without moving their lips, making it appear as if a puppet or dummy is talking. Traditionally, ventriloquism is performed by one person who controls both the voice of the dummy and their own voice. The performer skillfully manipulates the dummy to give the impression of a conversation between two individuals. Therefore, ventriloquism is indeed a solo activity, as it only requires the presence and involvement of one performer.

The phrase "putting him in a crate" suggests that the person being referred to is a pet or animal. The question is asking where the person should put the pet in a crate. The most logical answer is "out of the apartment" because it implies that the person should place the pet in a crate outside of the apartment, possibly in a designated area or in a vehicle, while they are not at home. This ensures that the pet is contained and safe while the owner is away.

The speaker is expressing surprise and admiration towards Howard for his brilliant idea or observation. They did not expect Howard to notice or come up with something so impressive.

The phrase "to something make a fortune" is grammatically incorrect. The correct phrasing should be "to make a fortune." This means that if he is truly on the path to making a fortune, it suggests that they have a high potential for financial success. The second part of the sentence, "we can open a booth at Comic-Con," implies that the speaker sees Comic-Con as a lucrative opportunity to capitalize on their potential success.

The given statement states that Sheldon thinks Stu the cockatoo is a terrible book. However, the correct answer is False, meaning that Sheldon does not think Stu the cockatoo is a terrible book.