Question

Roger went to the store to get the list of items his wife had asked him to buy. He picked up everything and approached the counter. The sales person billed all the items and gave him the receipt. But when he reached for his wallet, he had a terrible look on his face.

What do you infer from this event?
Roger never expected the bill to cost so much.
Roger forgot to pick up some items he needed.
Roger forgot to bring his glasses.
Roger forgot to bring his wallet.

Answer 1

The most logical inference from this event is that "Roger forgot to bring his wallet." The context suggests that he is surprised or distressed when he reaches for his wallet, which implies that he cannot pay for the items. The other options do not align as well with his reaction at the counter.