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Context: Think of it as a bend and not a break If I can I will scan the X - ray that shows it the clearest and post it here . I have to Call Milwaukee Children 's Hospital tomorrow and set up and appt . with a Pediatric Ortho to put on a real cast It should only take 4 - 5 weeks to heal as opposed to the 6 - 8 it would take a " normal " break .
Question: On which part of the body does the child likely have an injury ?

Output: The child likely has an arm injury .


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Context: I think it was eating the throw back fish . I do n't know , but crazy . It was wonderful to hear the sounds of the ocean while we slept . We got up early ( still getting uesd to the time change ) and drove down past Willmington to catch the ferry over to Bald Head Island .
Question: How could they hear the ocean while they slept ?

Output: Because they stayed at a hotel close to the ocean .


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Context: And then when you finally helped me back into bed , you got in with me , and starting spooning up to me . I really was n't okay with this , but then you started talking about the funeral , so I put up with it . And then you started asking me all these things about why did n't I have a boyfriend , because I ' m " gorgeous " and " sweet " and " caring " .
Question: What happened after they got into the bed together ?

Output: They cuddled up to one another .


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Context: we used it on our ford f250 , it runs off the truck battery- lifts 1000lbs easily probably more , works great , goes flat with ground and brings whatever level w truck bed .
Question: How did you feel after using the new component on your truck ?

Output: I felt great knowing it could fulfill my lifting needs .


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Context: She already knew how to knit though . I did teach her a looser cast on but she 's knitting a scarf lengthwise all on her own until she gets to the bind off . She 's using some blue angel hair that I had in my stash .
Question: What will happen if she continues to work on her knitting ?

Output: She will develop great skills at it and it will be fun to spend time knitting with her.


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Context: Here 's an excerpt from my essay below , and after that , the entire piece , in all of its dot - matrix printer glory ( as proof of age ) . [ Your friends ] all look so content , full of tequila and wealth and the newfound confidence that invariably accompanies money , while you are filled with a sickly fear that you ' ve made a dreadful , irreversible and costly mistake . But then the fog in your head lifts and you remember back to the day when you made your ill - fated decision .
Question: what might be the outcome of this ?

Output: The person may have a hangover.


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Context: If you ' ve got a Michael 's or a Hobby Lobby from Satan , you might want to print out a coupon and go check them out this week . Hobby Lobby had their alphabet stamp sets for 50 % off . All the wood - mounted stamps , in fact , I think .
Question: How many arts and craft stores does Satan own ?

Output: Satan does not own any craft stores , this person feels that Hobby Lobby is somehow a bad place .


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Context: Monday , 7/21 Did a 7 miler on the TM at 6.5 mph , taking about 1:05 to complete . I felt like I could have done more , but I did n't want to hog the TM too much during peak hours My tummy started to become uncomfy around mile 5 , so I skipped torso rotations . I did the chin / dips , stretches , mini - core , and striders though . Overall , quite the morale booster !.
Question: Where was the narrator when he ran 7 miles ?

Output: They were on a exercise machine in the gymnasium .


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Context: ( I drank about 5 of these actually . Haha . ) I decided to throw on some kicks and take a walk outsideto see what the weather was up to . It looked beautiful out . Sunny , breezy , calm .
Question: What might I have done after this ?

Output: I might have continued walking around enjoying the sunny weather .


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Context: Having a cook at home , I really do n't do much cooking not unless I ' m teaching her a new recipe or simply just because I feel like cooking ( which is not often ) . I do n't consider myself a really good cook , but I do know how . Hubby is a better ( and should I say great ) cook than me .
Question: What may be the reason why they do n't cook much ?

Output: Because they do n't have to .


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Context: And I became a pro - life , working , professional woman , wife and mom . Oh , and Christian , BTW . The last time I checked my IQ , it was still slightly below the genius level .
Question: What may I do during a typical week when I am not on vacation ?

Output: I may go to church with my family .


Input:
Context: And I became a pro - life , working , professional woman , wife and mom . Oh , and Christian , BTW . The last time I checked my IQ , it was still slightly below the genius level .
Question: What may I do during a typical week when I am not on vacation ?

Output: I may solve some complicated problems .


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Context: So I had this idea that it might be nice to tutor nursing students . I have always liked teaching . Any time I have ever helped someone learn something , they always tell me I have a way of explaining things that makes it easier to understand . Many years ago I tutored a high school student who was failing government and she wound up getting an A in the class .
Question: Why do you tend to explain things well making it easier for students to follow along ?

Output: I always try to approach teaching others as if I were in their situation and I make a point to be clear , concise and simplistic in my teaching.


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Context: After hearing so much good from a friend of mine who works as a Solaris admin and from the guys at Joyent I decided to hop on and give it a shot . After all the ZFS filesystem and Sun 's Containers really got my attention as being a really solid base for a server platform . So I decided to download the OpenSolaris since my friend told me that OpenSolaris might be a better solution for a desktop / trial environment versus the Solaris 10 OS being better for production . A few gigabytes later I had burnt the installation dvd from the ISO file and I got a slim grub menu ahead of me and thus I began installing OpenSolaris ... well sort of .
Question: Why did they download the software ?

Output: They had gotten a suggestion for it from their friend .


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Context: I curled up on the couch downstairs with Noggin in the background while the Nugget played with her toys . Eventually she curled up on the couch and fell alseep . Three hours later , I woke up and felt much better .
Question: How was I feeling before I woke up ?

Output: I was n't feeling too great .


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Context: And it worries me . And the hard part is that my youngest girl is difficult . I remember feeling blessed with the first two . My life seemed such a struggle being on my own and all ( ha !.
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They have been raising their children alone .


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Context: You 're certainly bringing something to the table , too , which you 're entitled to be paid for . Always try to keep your copyright . Retaining the copyright is crucial . Plus , it 's important to sign the contract for the shortest time period possible .
Question: What may be your reason for signing the contract for the shortest time possible ?

Output: It would protect my rights .


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Context: Once we were through the gate , it was one scare after another . There were vampires jumping out at you and people without heads and all sorts of crazy stuff . But the worst part was this area called Chainsaw Alley .
Question: What is the likely location of this scene ?

Output: At a Halloween event .


Input:
Context: Once we were through the gate , it was one scare after another . There were vampires jumping out at you and people without heads and all sorts of crazy stuff . But the worst part was this area called Chainsaw Alley .
Question: What is the likely location of this scene ?

Output: At a haunted house .


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Context: X3 Then some other guys came up and asked what I was playing . We played a few rounds of Mario Wii Kart , since none of us are good at it , it was all fair game . I plugged Brawl back in , just because I said so . And I kept yelling at one guy to stop being cheap with Pit . He was all , chill it 's just a game .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They are not that good at Mario Kart.


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Context: X3 Then some other guys came up and asked what I was playing . We played a few rounds of Mario Wii Kart , since none of us are good at it , it was all fair game . I plugged Brawl back in , just because I said so . And I kept yelling at one guy to stop being cheap with Pit . He was all , chill it 's just a game .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They enjoy playing video games.


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Context: OH and I forgot Dani and John made it for the last night and it was really really fun having them there , John took some amazing photo 's and we all hung out by the fire and watched the dancing . I ca n't believe I almost forgot ! So that meant Dom went home with the boys and I brought Oli with me , but after being stuck in traffic almost forever I was so tired I had to come home before bringing Oli back to the city .
Question: What may happen after I got home ?

Output: I went to bed.


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Context: I would n't say I was fat but I was chubby . Regardless of the extra weight I was carrying I was feeling much happier than I had been years . The happiness must have shown because a boy named Eugene asked me to come over to his house and hang out . Eugene and I hung out pretty regularly for the next three months until one day I walked out to my car to find a note attached to my windshield wiper .
Question: Who is the note from/?

Output: Eugene.


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Context: We ended up not taking any photos ! haha ! So we instead went to eat and then afterwards did end up taking some silly pictures . He also got one of both of us sitting on the bench by the lake .
Question: Why would they end up not taking any photos before eating ?

Output: They may have been hungry and did n't want to waste time .


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Context: And its emotional as hell . Paul and I had to go to a wedding reception this past saturday and well lets just say the searching for the clothes ended bad . I could not stop crying . And then when i got to the reception just everything set off the tears .
Question: Why would the narrator cry at the wedding ?

Output: They were caught up by the love of the couple .


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Context: The only person I know who is more moody than me is my mother . And I was thinking about her symtpoms , and she could completely be bipolar . This revelation hit me last night as I was on the phone with her and she was freaking out , speaking very fast , being extremely negative about my job interview today saying it wo n't work out and the kids are going to suffer .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer 's mother is bipolar ?

Output: Because she experiences intense emotions .


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Context: And it 's making me miserable . So I left it at home and hobbled around . As soon as I walked in , she said , " Get over here ! " It turns out , she used to work for orthopedics . She got to telling me about how she knew two people who 'd ended up having a leg amputated because they failed to overcome an internal infection in their leg ... like what the doc was worried I was getting . She spent much time belaboring this point . Aside from her scaring the ever - living shit out of me , my leg was REALLY sore today . I think I 'll use the crutch tomorrow .
Question: Why did n't I want to use my crutches before she chastened me ?

Output: The crutches make walking around very awkward and miserable .


Input:
Context: The Daily Mail had a lovely interview with Bruno over the weekend . He speaks candidly about travelling across the Atlantic , his rise to stardom and his past . He says : " I started dancing before I could talk . Other babies learn to stand and then walk - I just danced . At the age of three , I would leap on the table and dance if I heard music .
Question: What may we read in the newspaper ?

Output: The story of a famous person .


Input:
Context: Look at Marlon Brando . He was out of favour for a long time and then he does The Godfather , and suddenly he s back on track . It can happen for Kevin . One thing is for sure : Costner will never stop dreaming .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are a movie fan .


Input:
Context: His mom is taking care of him right now . I 'll call him in a day or 2 . He just wants to turn off his phone and ignore the world for a little while so I ' m trying to respect that . I will go look in on him next week .
Question: What may be your reason for waiting to call him ?

Output: He needs time to himself .


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Context: My respect for him was immeasurable . However , what I love and admire about him the most was his undying love for his wife . They had a lifelong love affair with one another that was magically romantic and one of the most beautiful things to witness on a daily basis . They were practically inseparable and their lives revolved around one another .
Question: What might be different if the man did n't have an undying love for his wife ?

Output: The narrator would n't have respect for him.


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Context: I was still coping , and we started the ball rolling for the ceramic studio . Money and staying busy was the solution to the problem now . I was pregnant with baby 4 . Everything started to fall apart , and I was having a lot of mood swings due to the pregnancy and I 's shenanigans .
Question: Why were they starting a ceramic studio ?

Output: They enjoy ceramics.


Input:
Context: I got a tip that the Serena sister 's look alikes were going to hit the local tennis court . I headed straight to the hot spot with my best bud . They were foxes even from afar .
Question: Why did you want to meet them ?

Output: I like tennis.


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Context: Last night was bad . First I woke up with contractions then Felix woke up at four with a horrible cough that necessitated Calpol and cuddles . He was in a foul mood though and we had a bit of a falling out due to his making a few attempts to poke me in the eye again whenever I had a pain . I wish he would stop doing that .
Question: What would best describe having symptoms of contractions?

Output: Pregnancy.


Input:
Context: The thing that bugged me , though , was how much water there really is in a tomato . I started with a 5 qt . stockpot something like 3/4 full of rock hard frozen tomatoes and ended up with 28 ounces ( maybe 3 cups , if that ) of tomato sauce .
Question: What may happen after filling the pot full of tomatoes ?

Output: I will be surprised by the amount of water in it .


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Context: At home , I walked about two miles everyday , ran a quarter mile , and did about 100 sit - ups . After a few weeks , this became my new routine and I actually started seeing results . So , for me , there was no magic pill , no books to read or popular diet plans to follow . It was primarily adjusting my lifestyle and finding the will power to stick with those adjustments .
Question: Why is the narrator instituting such a dramatic change in lifestyle ?

Output: They want to get healthy .


Input:
Context: At home , I walked about two miles everyday , ran a quarter mile , and did about 100 sit - ups . After a few weeks , this became my new routine and I actually started seeing results . So , for me , there was no magic pill , no books to read or popular diet plans to follow . It was primarily adjusting my lifestyle and finding the will power to stick with those adjustments .
Question: Why is the narrator instituting such a dramatic change in lifestyle ?

Output: They want to get thin .


Input:
Context: Hardwood , loft , two fireplaces , two balconies . Much awesome . I lost approximately 9 % of my body weight to sweat and almost electrocuted myself trying to rewire the outlet for his washer and dryer . I hate alternating current .
Question: What may happen before rewiring the outlet ?

Output: I will get my equipment that i need .


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Context: First I almost had an infection so the Nice Lady put lots of water in my kitty food and I could not go in the out . She said , you will be very sad if I take you to the vet and I will be sad too because I have no munnies and also I would have to take you on the bus . But I did not have an infection . The Big Red Guy put games on the chair where I sit . So I had to sit squished up between the games and the back of the chair .
Question: What might happen if the nice lady has to take the pet to the vet ?

Output: She would n't be able to afford it .


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Context: I had mentioned my call from Omaha in my previous entry and I finally got a hold of the HR lady who was trying to reach me . Like I had expected , it was far from a solid offer , rather just seeing if I was still interested in positions . Still it was the first real bite I ' ve gotten from the line I had sunk in that pond and its not like I have a whole lot of options , so I said I was still interested .
Question: What is the " first real bite I ' ve gotten from the line I had sunk in that pond " ?

Output: the first reply from resume 's and contacting people regarding jobs .


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Context: She raised from the bed and came in front of the make shift monkey body friend . Gungi , in turn began to chomp at the air absently toward her , hopping up and down to the sight of Lilith . " Come .. let 's go find daddy ! " She was excited , and it seemed that she had forgotten even the morning as well as the night .
Question: How may she feeling during this post ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: For some their constant is their family , faith , home , friends , relationships , etc . I count on running as one of my " constants . " I ' ve been running on and off for the last decade or so . I run when times are good , and I run when they 're not so peachy either .
Question: What may be the reason I have always turned to running ?

Output: Running makes my heart pump which gives me energy and oxygen to the brain , it makes me feel better .


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Context: Plus Hector brought along a box , tightly sealed ready to be mailed . The question the other occupants had was why wait to mail it in Montreal . It looked suspicious and small white smoke floated in the air after you tapped . Tim became suspicious that he was going to meet another of Hector 's South American friends in another garage .
Question: Does Tim want to meet more of Hectors South American friends ?

Output: Hector displays troubling behavior and Tim does not want to meet   people acting the same .


Input:
Context: Plus Hector brought along a box , tightly sealed ready to be mailed . The question the other occupants had was why wait to mail it in Montreal . It looked suspicious and small white smoke floated in the air after you tapped . Tim became suspicious that he was going to meet another of Hector 's South American friends in another garage .
Question: Does Tim want to meet more of Hectors South American friends ?

Output: Tim finds Hectors behavior strange and does not want to meet more people like him ,.


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Context: For some kids , talking is n't enough , they need to see the results of their actions . We shared stories about bullying and what lies ahead in school . We do n't want our boys to be victims but preventers of bullying . And if they are being bullied , to report it to a responsible adult and let the adult handle the situation .
Question: What can be done by a boy to handle an ongoing bullying situation ?

Output: He can address the bully directly , explaining how the behavior is inappropriate and needs to stop .


Input:
Context: For some kids , talking is n't enough , they need to see the results of their actions . We shared stories about bullying and what lies ahead in school . We do n't want our boys to be victims but preventers of bullying . And if they are being bullied , to report it to a responsible adult and let the adult handle the situation .
Question: What can be done by a boy to handle an ongoing bullying situation ?

Output: He can bring the bullying to the attention of a teacher .


Input:
Context: and the other was black half frame with red at the sides . i saw it was armani . den i was like ok . my mum did nt realise .
Question: What may I have looking at to buy ?

Output: A pair of glasses.


Input:
Context: Well that was torture . To sit there and look at him ... being him ... and know I might never see it again . It was selfish to want to see him . I know he did n't want it .
Question: What may happen during my time sitting there ?

Output: I will notice him as we look .


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Context: We laughed , we got serious , we joked , we drank mountain dew and listened to an older - man duo with guitars at a coffee shop . ( We left because their loudness was invading our conversation . ) It was simply a great great day .
Question: Who did you spend the day with ?

Output: An old friend that was visiting town .


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Context: Haramara Retreat Haramara is an incredible retreat center that sprawls from a mountain top all the way down to the beach . Haramara was made to be a yoga and meditation retreat center , and it shows . Alicia was my host for the day and she seemed as inspired and amazed by the property as I was . It took over two hours to hike up and down to all of the amazing rooms , and we even got lost once or twice , the property was so large .
Question: What may be the reason why it shows that Haramara was made to be a yoga center ?

Output: There are alot of people in the studio meditating with a guru .


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Context: There is such a burst of giddy happiness in his chest , warm and vaguely embarrassing , and he places his lips on Will 's , hot and soft . Skandar feels Will 's smile against his and he smiles back because he now knows what it 's like , smiling into a kiss , and it 's one of the most exhilarating things he 's ever felt . " Hey , " Skandar whispers when they part , feeling every place their skin is touching . Will opens his eyes slowly , and they are blue , blue , blue . " Hi , " Will whispers back sleepily , and Skandar decides that 's enough talking , and kisses him again .
Question: What did Will and Skander end up doing after their encounter ?

Output: Will and Skander ended up dating .


Input:
Context: There is such a burst of giddy happiness in his chest , warm and vaguely embarrassing , and he places his lips on Will 's , hot and soft . Skandar feels Will 's smile against his and he smiles back because he now knows what it 's like , smiling into a kiss , and it 's one of the most exhilarating things he 's ever felt . " Hey , " Skandar whispers when they part , feeling every place their skin is touching . Will opens his eyes slowly , and they are blue , blue , blue . " Hi , " Will whispers back sleepily , and Skandar decides that 's enough talking , and kisses him again .
Question: What did Will and Skander end up doing after their encounter ?

Output: Will and Skander ended up getting married.


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Context: I moved my stuff into the living room to work on my book and I began noticing you and would write Mat Gleason , " The guy with the beautiful hair just walked by . " And the thing is I could care less about hair . I like bald headed men so it s not your hair it s you .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer likes bald headed men ?

Output: Because she happens to find bald headed men attractive .


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Context: hello everybody , As this is my first blog , you will have to bear with me and follow my stream of conscious narration . Right now I ' m sitting in an internet cafe in San Juan Del Sur , on the south western tip of Nicaragua on the Pacific side . I ' m here with a Canadian couple I met 4 days ago in Tegucigalpa at the Tobacco Inn , a Honduran Guest House recommended by the lonely planet . We became friends because we had several things in common : we shared a bathroom , in addition to the 6 other guests , with the 7 hondurans that lived in the hotel and the bar patrons .
Question: Where may I be writing this blog post ?

Output: Nicaragua.


Input:
Context: Phew!I just got back from the dentist and amazingly , i was late ! The appointment is at 2 pm but i woke up at 230pm instead ! Argh .
Question: What may happen when I get to the dentist ?

Output: They will ask me to reschedule my appt .


Input:
Context: I could see them now clear as day . Maybe , if I could just hold on to them long enough to make them make sense I could save us all . Savior they would call me . The words lay on the floor like fish on the deck of a boat , gasping for meaning .
Question: What is true about me ?

Output: I want to be important .


Input:
Context: Whenever something out of the ordinary happens in the hospital , the person deemed responsible will be asked to write an ' incident report ' . Incidences like patient falling from bed , jump out of the window ( yes it has happened before ) , patients hitting doctors or vice versa ( * wink * alluding to a very recent incident in a hospital in KL ! ) etc etc .
Question: What happens after an incident ?

Output: If something unexpected occurs then a person may have to do a write - up .


Input:
Context: The name can set high expectations at times and if you 're not a good cook , you do n't want to be attracting too much attention . There was more from where these came from but I guess I 'll spare you the lengthy read . Anyways , now that I ' ve wrapped up a terrific summer ( Alhamdulillah ) , I ' m trying my best to avoid nostalgia and look forward to the next destination lined up for me . My next adventure will take me across the Atlantic to the land of royalty and football .
Question: What may be the reason they are avoiding nostalgia ?

Output: They want to go somewhere new and let go of the past .


Input:
Context: I was supposed to get enough sleep so that I 'd be charmingly clever at 9:30 AM . So that guy I ' ve been so peculiarly captivated by would stop giving weird , " WTF ? " expressions whenever I spoke in discussion ... Lighthearted joking here ...
Question: What 's a possible reason getting enough sleep would make the writer charmingly clever at 9:30 AM ?

Output: Because that will make their minds sharper .


Input:
Context: he 's great.his party got derailed yesterday when i woke up ill . i can usually get by when i ' m feeling off , but this involved worshipping at the porcelain altar . his party got deflected into happier climes . shigella , m , and malie took him out for lunch , and he left me alone for the bulk of the day . when i ' m sick , i just want to be isolated , and let be .
Question: What caused the party to be cancelled ?

Output: The person who got sick was stuck getting sick in the bathroom.


Input:
Context: he 's great.his party got derailed yesterday when i woke up ill . i can usually get by when i ' m feeling off , but this involved worshipping at the porcelain altar . his party got deflected into happier climes . shigella , m , and malie took him out for lunch , and he left me alone for the bulk of the day . when i ' m sick , i just want to be isolated , and let be .
Question: What caused the party to be cancelled ?

Output: The person who got sick was throwing up.


Input:
Context: waterfall8484 had a little gathering of old friends yesterday . It was very nice seeing people again , albeit we missed some . And we finally got to meet omnie : -)This year we are having a home - grown Christmas tree !.
Question: What was the reason for our get - together .?

Output: We were celebrating the Yule season .


Input:
Context: As they walked under the trees , there was shelter from the rain , although the effect of water dripping from overhanging branches was n't much better . Tosh 's hair was slicked down and strands stuck to her face , but she ignored the discomfort as she stepped carefully through the leaf litter , doing her best to avoid breaking twigs underfoot . Owen was sniffing the air and turning his head from side to side slowly as if listening out for something that was beyond the realms of normal hearing .
Question: Why were they wet despite seeking shelter ?

Output: The arborage was n't enough .


Input:
Context: As they walked under the trees , there was shelter from the rain , although the effect of water dripping from overhanging branches was n't much better . Tosh 's hair was slicked down and strands stuck to her face , but she ignored the discomfort as she stepped carefully through the leaf litter , doing her best to avoid breaking twigs underfoot . Owen was sniffing the air and turning his head from side to side slowly as if listening out for something that was beyond the realms of normal hearing .
Question: Why were they wet despite seeking shelter ?

Output: The branches did n't shield themselves .


Input:
Context: Maybe I ' m getting my period soon . Maybe I ' ve forgotten to take my thyroid pills once too often this past week . Maybe it was just hotter than usual yesterday , and all the sweltering and sweating had put me in a bad mood .
Question: Why am I feeling the way I 'm feeling ?

Output: A bunch of negative things happening all at once just puts me in a bad mood .


Input:
Context: Exercise really helps , especially in the morning . I have started jogging with my dog in the mornings and I really feel like my days are more productive when I do . It also helps any bad feelings I have that are distracting me because I can just think through them on the jog and then my mind is clear and I am ready to focus . Sticky notes are my friend ... before I leave work I write down three things I want to accomplish at work the next day and stick it on my monitor .
Question: What may be the reason why exercise is good for them in the morning ?

Output: They have energy throughout the day .


Input:
Context: If I ' m not happy with me , how can anyone else be happy with me ? I start my next weight loss attempt tomorrow . I should have done it today , but I wanted some ice cream . So I start tomorrow .
Question: Has any of the weight loss attempts previous to this one succeeded ?

Output: None have succeeded , this person needs to concentrate on healthy life style .


Input:
Context: If I ' m not happy with me , how can anyone else be happy with me ? I start my next weight loss attempt tomorrow . I should have done it today , but I wanted some ice cream . So I start tomorrow .
Question: Has any of the weight loss attempts previous to this one succeeded ?

Output: This person needs to adopt a positive self image , for none of the previous diets worked .


Input:
Context: I had come home and showered because I was no hot , and then - I had gotten into my lightest nightie so I could continue working in comfort . What to do ? ? ? Thank God , there was an abaya hanging in my hallway , and I grabbed it and flung it on as I headed to the door .
Question: What may have happened if it had been cold ?

Output: She may have wanted a flannel nighty .


Input:
Context: To do it on the biggest stage of all , we may never know how it really feels . However I would just like to say that seeing them all come out on stage at the family day with beers in hand for a total of 5 minutes , was rather disappointing to say the least . Jr and Selwood were the only two that I could see that had different drinks ( possibly coffe , water , who knows ) , but they did nt come out with half drunk Coronas . This is not the best way to portray the club .
Question: What event may we have been all at ?

Output: A wedding.


Input:
Context: I had a little Belgian grandmother . She was a difficult capable woman who kind of liked to be feared I think . She crocheted during Pirates games ( and swore like a sailor ! ) and headed an ER at night .
Question: What may be a part of my etnicity ?

Output: Etnicity related to Europe .


Input:
Context: He told me he had dispatched a supervisor to intercept the train / conductor and that an incident report would be sent to RTD and to the ADA . I wrote RTD an e - mail later that night asking for a follow - up as to what was being done , and they said it was under investigation and they would get back to me in 10 - 14 days . I can understand a ticket officer asking me if he 's a service animal , I know he does n't look like the majority of those out there , and I know I do n't look disabled on the outside . That 's ok , and that 's legal .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer does n't look disabled on the outside ?

Output: Because he does need any special equipment to move around .


Input:
Context: Its not something I want to do , I need it . But I still ca n't shake the feeling that I ' m gon na be alone / lonely for a long time and over and over again . Britannia said that its gon na be so weird when I leave .
Question: What may be the reason why they will feel alone ?

Output: They are moving away .


Input:
Context: How could you say that ? Okay .... so maybe I am bitter , but do n't even try to tell me you would n't be . They always sit so impossibly close , as if they ca n't stand staying away from each other . every time we go on school field trips , my friends and I find seats near each other on the bus .
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker feels bitter ?

Output: They notice the proximity of the other students to each other and feel jealous.


Input:
Context: These are the churches I went to sunday school and bible school in every summer . I attended two services every sunday , prayer meetings on Wednesday and maybe more services if there was a revival . Throw in tent revivals and some weeks every night was a church night .
Question: What type of religious faith does the narrator have ?

Output: They are Christian .


Input:
Context: These are the churches I went to sunday school and bible school in every summer . I attended two services every sunday , prayer meetings on Wednesday and maybe more services if there was a revival . Throw in tent revivals and some weeks every night was a church night .
Question: What type of religious faith does the narrator have ?

Output: They are church going people .


Input:
Context: Riding our bikes . Marc and I got out for some cyclo - cross practice in the early evening and then had a nice little barbecue . Luckily M & M was open yesterday so I swung by and picked up some kebabs - tossed these on the barbecue with some fine corn that I picked up at the Lansdowne Farmer 's Market . Add in fresh salad and we were set .
Question: was the corn on the cob or was it loose in kernel form ?

Output: the corn was not loose , it was still on the cob .


Input:
Context: Riding our bikes . Marc and I got out for some cyclo - cross practice in the early evening and then had a nice little barbecue . Luckily M & M was open yesterday so I swung by and picked up some kebabs - tossed these on the barbecue with some fine corn that I picked up at the Lansdowne Farmer 's Market . Add in fresh salad and we were set .
Question: was the corn on the cob or was it loose in kernel form ?

Output: the corn was on the cob .


Input:
Context: I deserve a face to face sit down talk . I do not deserve to be treated like an old toy that he can just throw back at my parents . I truly loved him and the way he is treating me shows that he does not and may never have cared for me .
Question: What may happen during their situation with their partner ?

Output: They will want to end things with them .


Input:
Context: These were taken last Monday at the beach . No , they were not trying to build a sand castle . They were digging for their own tidal pool since the little man did n't want to get in the water alone and his parents were afraid of the water They spent a good half hour digging two holes . The first was too far from the water and the second got dumped with sand by the coming waves .
Question: What is the reason you 'd want to dig tidal pools ?

Output: Sea life lives or is trapped there and you can watch it .


Input:
Context: One way is to rescue a female dog . Females are made to produce multiple litters a year totaling well over 100 puppies , which lead them to develop tumors from so many suckling pups . After about eight years of producing the females are no longer profitable and their lives are cast away and suddenly ended .
Question: What type of animals does the narrator like ?

Output: They like canines .


Input:
Context: If the item suffers from vandalism whilst in their possession it is you who will have to pay for repairs . Draught : You can usually pay by bankers or building society draught ( check with them first ) and upon receipt you will be able to take away the item . In the past , this method was accepted as being perfectly secure , but more and more of these bills are being stolen and forged .
Question: Why are bills being stolen and forged ?

Output: Because if people get away with it , they get free money .


Input:
Context: Obama also chided McCain for another new commercial that promises " change that we need . " " Sound familiar ? " said Obama , who has made " change " the central theme of his campaign . " Let me tell you , instead of borrowing my lines he needs to borrow some of my ideas . Change is n't about slogans . It 's about substance . " He also took a little poke at McCain 's running mate , Gov.
Question: What is probably true of Obama at this point ?

Output: They are running for political office .


Input:
Context: I just love this picture , i think i might make it greyscale , blow it up and frame it . It will go great with my cabin theme and i think it will make a really interesting piece ! All in all , the weekend was fun , relaxing and memorable . Unfortunately , it all had to come to an end , and not a very good one !.
Question: What type of theme is the narrator going for ?

Output: They are going for a rustic look .


Input:
Context: So hopefully we can get something figured out that will get me back into my formerly grooving state . I have been meaning to post this all week , but have been too tired when I got home from work to do so . Maybe by this weekend I 'll have my pictures up and so forth so you can all be jealous of the gorgeous sunsets I was privy to on my northern vaycay . I will have to say , it was really nice to get out of town for a little while , and I could n't have had better company .
Question: what may happen before the Northern vacation ?

Output: I had the vacation planned out.


Input:
Context: I stopped watching for a while because the Africa storylines got a bit repetitive , and Carter kept moaning all the time , but when I started again for a little while , he and Gates were being all competitive and great ove Neela . Then he was in that accident and I thought he 'd died , and so was immensely happy when Neela found him in that hospital , alive . It was a total * GASP * moment when he was pushed into view and he just ... had no legs . Poor Ray .
Question: How did he push into view ?

Output: A wheelchair .


Input:
Context: I stopped watching for a while because the Africa storylines got a bit repetitive , and Carter kept moaning all the time , but when I started again for a little while , he and Gates were being all competitive and great ove Neela . Then he was in that accident and I thought he 'd died , and so was immensely happy when Neela found him in that hospital , alive . It was a total * GASP * moment when he was pushed into view and he just ... had no legs . Poor Ray .
Question: How did he push into view ?

Output: With the help of nurses .


Input:
Context: So i have finally taken the time to let my hectic life catch up on me . I m in maine at my mom 's for the week ... and its been pretty relaxing here . I did some school shopping today , and i visited with my nephew = ] he is sooo cute ! I leave for camp on saturday ! ! !.
Question: Why does this person go to Maine to visit her mom ?

Output: She wanted to take a vacation to escape her hectic life .


Input:
Context: Daddy had less time for me , we no longer went on the family days out , Theresa and Pete has disappeared out of our lives and Anna turned from a loving fun step mum to a spiteful and very jealous cow and Dad let her do everything in her way . Olivia was Anna 's and Dads new child and she did n't like Dad spending time with us . I remember Olivia 's Christening was on my 8th birthday and the family came to celebrate but everyone forgot my birthday .
Question: What may have happened on my birthday ?

Output: The guests ignored me for Olivia .


Input:
Context: So here is my pathetic evidence that I was 20 feet from Coldplay . At some point I was 10 feet from them as they ran up the stairs .
Question: Why does the narrator think the photo is pathetic ?

Output: The photo is hard to see clearly .


Input:
Context: A friend of mine who has been practicing for a couple of years told me to " purify " my circle with a sprinkling of salt ; I did . I even called on the Guardians of the Watchtowers ( something he also told me to do ) . I fell into my usual meditative state when suddenly , I realized I had left something outside of my circle . When I reached out of the circle , I could have sworn that the air outside of my circle felt cooler than the air inside my circle .
Question: What type of faith or spirituality does the narrator 's friend have ?

Output: They are new age .


Input:
Context: A friend of mine who has been practicing for a couple of years told me to " purify " my circle with a sprinkling of salt ; I did . I even called on the Guardians of the Watchtowers ( something he also told me to do ) . I fell into my usual meditative state when suddenly , I realized I had left something outside of my circle . When I reached out of the circle , I could have sworn that the air outside of my circle felt cooler than the air inside my circle .
Question: What type of faith or spirituality does the narrator 's friend have ?

Output: They are practitioners of Eastern faiths .


Input:
Context: Each of the senseis has a 20-point scorecard , of which only 1 point is devoted to " accurate technique . " Everything else is presentation : engaging the audience 's attention , making sure everyone can see and understand what you 're doing , selling the impact of the technique , etc . 17 is a passing grade . LJ 's own Katie H. did very well , at least on my scorecard .
Question: Why did they use a scorecard ?

Output: They put the grades for the presentations on it .


Input:
Context: Each of the senseis has a 20-point scorecard , of which only 1 point is devoted to " accurate technique . " Everything else is presentation : engaging the audience 's attention , making sure everyone can see and understand what you 're doing , selling the impact of the technique , etc . 17 is a passing grade . LJ 's own Katie H. did very well , at least on my scorecard .
Question: Why did they use a scorecard ?

Output: They tally points on it while watching the presentations .


Input:
Context: It says you refused treatment . " I signed . Dave packed up his bag . " Well , hope the rest of your day is better Drina , " he smiled , then went back towards the stage .
Question: Why is Drina having a bad day according to the narrator ?

Output: Drina appears to be struggling medically .


Input:
Context: My cat ran away from home . I think she was mad about the barbecue and all the toddlers scaring the bejeezus out of her whenever she darted from one room to the other , pretending to be as invisible as the wind . They pulled her tail and chased her under the bed , and by the plaintive yowl and the look in her big blue eyes , I imagine she thought I should have dangled their little broken necks between my teeth for it .
Question: How would the cat feel afterward ?

Output: The cat would feel scared.


Input:
Context: Diet programs encourage different model of easy weight loss . Usually , the suggestions differ . Before you start a diet , you should check if it really suits you and your style . At the same time , weigh your dedication to your goal .
Question: What would one do in the future if they followed the narrator 's advice ?

Output: They 'd review the diet plans .


Input:
Context: Diet programs encourage different model of easy weight loss . Usually , the suggestions differ . Before you start a diet , you should check if it really suits you and your style . At the same time , weigh your dedication to your goal .
Question: What would one do in the future if they followed the narrator 's advice ?

Output: They 'd review their own dietary needs .


Input:
Context: So yesterday I passed the graveyard my grandma is buried in and got very sad . Like I could n't stop crying for a few minutes and it just hit me so suddenly . Fortunately , Rob was driving so that was good .
Question: Why did the graveyard make the writer sad ?

Output: Because it reminded the writer of their dead grandmother .


Input:
Context: Most of the time she keeps her hand on my waist and caress it gently . Once I wore a deep neck blouse at home and whole day my daughter was feeling my back skin . Now she has started to find excuses to touch my back by saying that she is adjusting my bra strap which has come out accidentally . On the holi festival she colored all of my belly and back exposed region and kept on rubbing her hands on my tummy .
Question: Why is the narrator so blissful ?

Output: It is an intimate moment .


Input:
Context: Duh . Last night I went to my first photography class , and I ' m not sure how I feel about it . My teacher speaks little english and is always asking the class for words he ca n't think of .
Question: How do I feel about the teacher ?

Output: I 'm a little annoyed that he is n't able to communicate properly as that gets in the way of my learning .


Input:
Context: My throat is raw but as yet not infected so I apparently have a virus . However it 's wreaking havoc with my asthma so I wound up having a nebuliser ( it 's like a session of a super - concentrated inhaler ) to help open up my airways . They work but they leave you feeling a little shaky afterwards .
Question: What may have caused your throat to be raw ?

Output: There 's some germs in there .


Input:
Context: 7w3d -- When I told Mike that Nicole has developed more hand control , and that she had played with my face today , he said she played with his face too ! She is very determined and purposeful . Today I took a whole series of photos of her as she worked and succeeded at getting her thumb in her mouth .
Question: Why did I take photos of her?

Output: To keep the memory of the event.


Input:
Context: Just image hallways upon hallways with many different types of demons and monsters all seeming to the be going through there life and a pizza vending machine . In these hallways there were many rooms with many different activities happening all the time . And there was three of us . A girl with long black hair , a girl I did n't know and myself .
Question: What could be spooking the narrator ?

Output: The presence of monsters .


Input:
Context: i hope it becomes numb soon , like how i have become . night after night , i dread going to bed , so fucking tired of all the missing and hoping yet i m still stuck in this inextricable mess . it was slightly better last night thanks to bubble breaker .
Question: Why is the writer feeling this way ?

Output: They are going through a difficult breakup .


Input:
Context: The rain doors can also be locked open for transport , very solid construction . The escape doors and tack room door can also be locked open . Spare tire in the dressing room , never used . Carpet in the dressing room as well as wall and floor mats within the trailer and a non skid rubber mat on the tailgate ramp .
Question: Why might someone purchase this vehicle?

Output: To take to a horse show.


Input:
Context: A man had shot his wife and almost got away with it , but the bugs did their job and we figured it out . We were wrapping up our cases in the evidence room when it happened . Cath 's case dealt with art theft and forgery , and everyone was eager to see a million dollar 's worth of fake art for themselves .
Question: What may have happened before we figured out the case ?

Output: The murderer almost went free .


Input:
Context: Why is it that i fall in love with every pretty girl who shows me atleast a bit of interest ? A party , everyones judgement thrown out the window , letting loose and having fun , and yet i feel just fine drinking soda and keeping to myself . I guess you could say i ' m a wallflower of sorts .
Question: Why do I always feel content drinking soda instead of partying with everyone else ?

Output: I did n't get to socialize much while growing up .


Input:
Context: But I saw her the other day and was shocked and yert over the moon to see her because she just walked round the corner and we just kind of bumped into each other . She had a baby just before she moved away when we fell out but now she 's moving back up for 2 years and her daughter has grown into an adorable little girl . : ) I ca n't wait to meet her daughter .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited to talk to his friend ?

Output: They are catching up .


Input:
Context: But I saw her the other day and was shocked and yert over the moon to see her because she just walked round the corner and we just kind of bumped into each other . She had a baby just before she moved away when we fell out but now she 's moving back up for 2 years and her daughter has grown into an adorable little girl . : ) I ca n't wait to meet her daughter .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited to talk to his friend ?

Output: They are old friends .


Input:
Context: But I ' ve been fighting with my mom almost none stop for the last couple of weeks and the last time I voiced my opinion on where we were staying I got left on the side of the free way and was pretty much homeless for about 3 days . LOLBut enough of that I guess . Things are moving along very nicely I suppose .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: They had a rocky relationship with their mother .


Input:
Context: I vacuumed and washed my floors ( leaving the house redolent of Method Wood for Good with almond oil ) , dusted and changed my sheets , while other laundry rumbled in the basement . It was while I was in the final stages of vacuuming my bedroom that lidocafe phoned and invited me to go the see a couple of the historic places open to the public this weekend . Remember I mentioned going to a couple on Canada Day ? Well , today is " BC Day " and it 's our 150th birthday this year , so some of the same places plus one or two more are open this weekend as well .
Question: What may be the reason for the laundry rumbling ?

Output: The washer and dryer are loud .


Input:
Context: The problem was the current had taken them far away ( boat ) and me out in the water with a screaming three year old . Then it happened he started to really freak out and started choking me .
Question: What may be the reason the three year old was screaming ?

Output: They were scared out of their mind .


Input:
Context: Thanks . But yeah , lung x - rays were good but there was still the sound of " rice crispies " ( as my doctor put it ) in my left lung so I was given a nebulizer treatment . It ... uh ... helped . I 'll leave it at that .
Question: What may be the reason why they needed lung xrays ?

Output: They had an infection .


Input:
Context: I wanted to tell her that she was the one thing I had hoped to see after the Ellimist had talked to me . I wanted to tell her how proud of her I was , how proud to have been her friend , her confidante . I wanted to say a lot , but my tongue was heavy and swollen .
Question: What will happen when the narrator talks to the subject .?

Output: The narrator will have a deep conversation with her .


Input:
Context: Today was my two year anniversary with Jonathan . We both requested the day off so we could spend time together . We woke up early and laid in bed for awhile just chatting before we got up . We said our goodbyes to the Canadians and part of Jonathan 's family who are all going to LA till Sunday .
Question: What may have been your reason for taking the day off with John ?

Output: We wanted to celebrate our marriage .


Input:
Context: I had four bananas that were about as ripe as they could be without getting rotten , so even though coinlaundering told me to stay away from bananas and sweets ... I am making ice cream out of them and mosquitos will feast on my flesh until I wither away into nothing . I mashed the bananas with my hands since I have no blender , and my hands smell so good . I can not stop sniffing them . My cats only drink running water , so recently I bought a little fountain so that I did n't have to leave a sink dripping 24/7 , and they refuse to drink out of it .
Question: Was the fountain a wise purchase ?

Output: No , it was a waste of money because they refuse to use it.


Input:
Context: I had four bananas that were about as ripe as they could be without getting rotten , so even though coinlaundering told me to stay away from bananas and sweets ... I am making ice cream out of them and mosquitos will feast on my flesh until I wither away into nothing . I mashed the bananas with my hands since I have no blender , and my hands smell so good . I can not stop sniffing them . My cats only drink running water , so recently I bought a little fountain so that I did n't have to leave a sink dripping 24/7 , and they refuse to drink out of it .
Question: Was the fountain a wise purchase ?

Output: No , they do n't use it , and I regret buying it .


Input:
Context: Twinkling blue eyed Nubile Fiva is a graceful teen beauty with long flowing black hair and a playful smile . Fiva does n't mind being naughty in front of the camera and she does just that for your pleasure exclusively at Nubiles.net ! What 's not to love about this adorably petite teen ?.
Question: What best describe 's Nubile Fiva 's occupation ?

Output: Porn star.


Input:
Context: Plus , it 's a dandy footrest!There are moments I wish I could trade in for others , sure . I was chagrinned , to put it mildly when I nuked a couple of my past relationships by being , well , less than a man , and not working very hard at them . There have been times when I ' ve opened my mouth when I probably should n't have .
Question: Why is the narrator down on their behavior ?

Output: It resulted in break - ups .


Input:
Context: Plus , it 's a dandy footrest!There are moments I wish I could trade in for others , sure . I was chagrinned , to put it mildly when I nuked a couple of my past relationships by being , well , less than a man , and not working very hard at them . There have been times when I ' ve opened my mouth when I probably should n't have .
Question: Why is the narrator down on their behavior ?

Output: It resulted in some splits .


Input:
Context: I think we realized then how quickly the heat can kidnap a person 's energy . Also , we were eating , but not as well - or as regularly - as we should have . In the coming days , we would make a better effort to revitalize ourselves with energizing guarana powder dissolved in fresh , cool river water and treats liked canned peaches and milk . The next day would be our longest on the river .
Question: What may I be currently doing ?

Output: Camping.


Input:
Context: As it always for the hunter , he was the only fixed point of order in a dark , rain - lashed chaos of the wild . This time , it was different . He was n't hunting some threatening creature , some danger to the flock . Neither was he looking for some fleeing herbivore , some terrified quarry which would make good eating for the Family .
Question: Why would some believe the man is vulnerable ?

Output: It 's raining out and he 's exposed .


Input:
Context: Me and my boyfriend just recently bought an apartment well to cut to the chase we are doing it up and it 's rather an expensive job ! We have been together 3 years and this is the first time we have had our own place ! Anyway he came home tonight and said he had a suprise ! it was a bracelet !.
Question: How might this person be described ?

Output: They are in a happy relationship .


Input:
Context: Me and my boyfriend just recently bought an apartment well to cut to the chase we are doing it up and it 's rather an expensive job ! We have been together 3 years and this is the first time we have had our own place ! Anyway he came home tonight and said he had a suprise ! it was a bracelet !.
Question: How might this person be described ?

Output: They are in a loving relationship .


Input:
Context: There was lots of pedestrian traffic , similar to St. Patrick 's Day in some respects without the festive atmosphere . But vehicular traffic was fairly light , and we made good time up Third Avenue , all the way to Harlem . We hit gridlock between 122nd and 123rd St. After 20 minutes or so , people began getting out of their cars . It was eerie - to the north all you could see was beautiful blue sky , to the south smoke and dust .
Question: What was it that people got out of the car to see ?

Output: They were looking at the aftermath of the World Trade centers .


Input:
Context: The backdrop is of post - war Germany and all of its peoples ' homecoming tales , and later , the nation 's divided self reuniting . The book touches on evil , justice , ethics and morals and the place of each in both the psyche and the modern world . I related to the protagonist quite strongly ; his ultimate decision reflects my own approach to dealing with my father 's behaviour , and for many of the same reasons . My only criticism is that the female characters , with the exception of the protagonist 's mother , while believable and real , seemed a little two - dimensional , a little too straightforward in their complex world .
Question: Why was the nation 's divided self reuniting ?

Output: That is the way forward .


Input:
Context: I came up with three theories . 1.They're stupid . And being stupid means they can not grasp the notion that different opinions do n't necessarily mean the person you disagree with is evil .
Question: What will I most likely explain next ?

Output: I will most likely explain the other 2 theories.


Input:
Context: She also seemed too young to be playing that role ( like when she was trying to be all forceful in the interrogation room ) . The other thing I thought was rather weird was the fact that she knows Bruce is pining for her and the only thing that keeps them apart is his alter - ego ... but yet every time Bruce would see her socially , he was always flaunting a beautiful woman ( or women ) . It seemed to go against the fact that , almost every time they were alone , he 'd be like " so if I gave up Batman , we 'd be together , right ? ".
Question: Why is Bruce with so many beautiful women ?

Output: To make someone jealous .


Input:
Context: I ' m saying talking like that makes you SOUND dumb . There 's a difference . " Although at least I ' m teaching them something - the next time I called them on it , they innocently proclaimed they were merely talking about the " Lowell System " on their history test .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I do n't like the way they were talking .


Input:
Context: I ' m saying talking like that makes you SOUND dumb . There 's a difference . " Although at least I ' m teaching them something - the next time I called them on it , they innocently proclaimed they were merely talking about the " Lowell System " on their history test .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I was annoyed by the way they were talking .


Input:
Context: Last night I pied my boyfriend . I waited anxiously by the door for 15 minutes for him to get home , but my hard work paid off in the end . Now I m scared to come home .
Question: What may be your reason for being scared to come home ?

Output: I pulled a prank on my partner and he might get revenge .


Input:
Context: Luckily , my roomates left their keys at a friends place while they are up north . So got a hold of him and could finally get into my apartment . I was ready to beat myself at this point . Think the refrigerator door got a hit or two as I tried to take out my anger and frustration on the poor fridge .
Question: What may have caused you to get into your apartment without your keys ?

Output: There was a spare set with someone else .


Input:
Context: After two failed long distance relationship , reality weighs heavily upon my heart . You came here , to take a break from your normal life and now you left , to go back to your normal life . But I , I had to come back to a home that looks exactly as the same as before you were gone .
Question: Why is the narrator so sullen after a trip ?

Output: They are reminded of a past love .


Input:
Context: After two failed long distance relationship , reality weighs heavily upon my heart . You came here , to take a break from your normal life and now you left , to go back to your normal life . But I , I had to come back to a home that looks exactly as the same as before you were gone .
Question: Why is the narrator so sullen after a trip ?

Output: They ca n't get a past love out of their mind .


Input:
Context: The story of a life slowly falling apart in the pour of dark rain around her , disappointment upon disappointment upon disappointment clouding her soul as she moved from one piece of granite to the next . Here was a man who never saw how many lives he saved , there a woman loved and lost , here a mother who never saw her own child , and there a man who justice finally caught up with in its own way . It would end here someday -- for everyone -- but was it really worth the wait for that ? To wait through the pain and suffering ? Through the disappointment ?.
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe what happens in a book.


Input:
Context: The first was to purchase a pellet gun . I ' m not much of a gun fan and that 's really about where I live , not what I believe on the whole . Also , I ' ve spent a good part of my adult life believing I ' m too trigger happy to have one in the house . I think I ' m a little more sure of my ability to survive these days ( I used to keep an electric chain saw by the bed when I slept alone but I do n't much expect to be assaulted in my sleep these days ) .
Question: What may happen if I am still unsure of my ability to survive ?

Output: I may buy a more powerful gun .


Input:
Context: The first was to purchase a pellet gun . I ' m not much of a gun fan and that 's really about where I live , not what I believe on the whole . Also , I ' ve spent a good part of my adult life believing I ' m too trigger happy to have one in the house . I think I ' m a little more sure of my ability to survive these days ( I used to keep an electric chain saw by the bed when I slept alone but I do n't much expect to be assaulted in my sleep these days ) .
Question: What may happen if I am still unsure of my ability to survive ?

Output: I may keep a risky object in my bedroom .


Input:
Context: Marc noticed that we used to be so gentle and so kind to each other . I noticed that I seemed so carefree and not worried about what I was doing every second of the day and whether or not my time was spent productively . I ' m trying to figure out when that changed in me - when I got so uptight and began feeling like I ' m always running out of time .
Question: What is going to happen with the narrator and Marc ?

Output: They are going to break up .


Input:
Context: Marc noticed that we used to be so gentle and so kind to each other . I noticed that I seemed so carefree and not worried about what I was doing every second of the day and whether or not my time was spent productively . I ' m trying to figure out when that changed in me - when I got so uptight and began feeling like I ' m always running out of time .
Question: What is going to happen with the narrator and Marc ?

Output: They are going to split .


Input:
Context: Maybe the dose is nt working anymore , my emotions have been getting worse again . I do nt know what is going on . I am definatley going bipolar . If i am i refuse to take seroquel .
Question: Why is the dose possibly not working anymore ?

Output: Because it 's not having an effect anymore .


Input:
Context: He reached out and swiped a thumb across Brian 's cheek . Brian found himself holding his breath in anticipation . " The way you were going on , I did n't ... " AJ shook his head as if to clear his thoughts . " I ... " Brian begins , but he ca n't find the words to say . " But I ... " " This is n't a joke , is it ? It 's not everyday that some church - going choirboy comes up and hits on me and ... " " It 's not a joke . " Brian frowned .
Question: What is not a joke ?

Output: That AJ cares for Brian .


Input:
Context: All of that might be surmountable were it not for the abysmal sound quality we experienced . The thin , telescoping microphone seemed like it would do a better job at picking up audio than a standard Bluetooth headset , but it did n't hold up next to Jawbone 's offerings , and the fragility of the metal makes it seem like we 're only a day or two away from cashing in the warranty . The reception quality was n't any better -- we literally had to ask a friend of ours if they were speaking through a towel . Both on the receiving and transmitting ends , we found the Boom to be a disappointment .
Question: Why is the narrator unhappy with their purchase ?

Output: The audio is poor .


Input:
Context: All of that might be surmountable were it not for the abysmal sound quality we experienced . The thin , telescoping microphone seemed like it would do a better job at picking up audio than a standard Bluetooth headset , but it did n't hold up next to Jawbone 's offerings , and the fragility of the metal makes it seem like we 're only a day or two away from cashing in the warranty . The reception quality was n't any better -- we literally had to ask a friend of ours if they were speaking through a towel . Both on the receiving and transmitting ends , we found the Boom to be a disappointment .
Question: Why is the narrator unhappy with their purchase ?

Output: The head phones is poor .


Input:
Context: What possessed the Landlord 's wife ( a painter no less ) to paint the interior this colour ? And here 's a shot of the other end , the front of the studio , looking out the two big barn doors , showing the old sink which is now plumbed in , and the door to the toilet . So these are the shots BEFORE the stash moved in . Now some of the DURING shots . And the during phase took more than six weeks .
Question: What do I probably think about the colour ?

Output: I do not like it.


Input:
Context: On Thursday evening I met up with this guy who I call the village idiot for a simple experiement , I wanted to see if these retarded people online , you know the ones that send shitloads of nudges , ask annoying questions and say please 5million times over and of course , then there 's the annoying flashy icons . It was a simple test , grab some food and sit down and have a conversation , if possible . It was ok , it was n't particularly great , the conversation was a bit , well , stupid and it was obvious that he could n't really do anything regarding well ... anything , he was just plodding along doing whatever .
Question: What can we assume is most likely true about the narrator based on the passage ?

Output: They are insensitive to others .


Input:
Context: On Thursday evening I met up with this guy who I call the village idiot for a simple experiement , I wanted to see if these retarded people online , you know the ones that send shitloads of nudges , ask annoying questions and say please 5million times over and of course , then there 's the annoying flashy icons . It was a simple test , grab some food and sit down and have a conversation , if possible . It was ok , it was n't particularly great , the conversation was a bit , well , stupid and it was obvious that he could n't really do anything regarding well ... anything , he was just plodding along doing whatever .
Question: What can we assume is most likely true about the narrator based on the passage ?

Output: They are mean to others .


Input:
Context: My Dad 's youngest brother passed away yesterday afternoon . He turned 69 on July 3 . About 3 years ago , he was diagnosed with lung cancer but they were successful in treating it , supposedly got it at an early stage , through both surgery and radiation . This past winter , though , he had a very bad bout with bronchitis and was in a great deal of pain . In May , the doctors diagnosed a return of the cancer , this time in his bones and even in his brain .
Question: What may have caused your dad 's youngest brother to pass away ?

Output: He was afflicted with an uncurable illness .


Input:
Context: I wanted yellow because I always loved lisa 's kitchen growing up ( even though I am pretty sure her mom hated that ghetto yellow . ) Also I am pretty sure Elizabeth is going to be like what the hell are you doing to the nice kitchen we just refurnished for you ? ! but that is ok . we stand united in our tacky color choice .
Question: What may happen after their decision ?

Output: They will get the paint and supplies they need .


Input:
Context: I wanted yellow because I always loved lisa 's kitchen growing up ( even though I am pretty sure her mom hated that ghetto yellow . ) Also I am pretty sure Elizabeth is going to be like what the hell are you doing to the nice kitchen we just refurnished for you ? ! but that is ok . we stand united in our tacky color choice .
Question: What may happen after their decision ?

Output: They will paint the kitchen on their own .


Input:
Context: Currently by handbag is a black suede tote bag from aerosoles . INSOMNIA : A little bit . JOB TITLE : Staff Analyst at a major transportation center . KIDS : 1 , my beautiful KJ . LIVING ARRANGEMENTS : Temporarily sharing an apartment with my sister and her new husband . ( But soon it will be all mine . Yay ! ! !.
Question: What will happen to the apartment afterwards ?

Output: It will be signed over to me .


Input:
Context: Unlike outside and backstage , it was cool in the bus . He mentally thanked their bus driver for switching on the airco this morning as he made his way to the living room area . He flopped down on the large , brown sofa and closed his eyes , sighing again .
Question: What is probably true about the people on the bus ?

Output: They are in a band together .


Input:
Context: Unlike outside and backstage , it was cool in the bus . He mentally thanked their bus driver for switching on the airco this morning as he made his way to the living room area . He flopped down on the large , brown sofa and closed his eyes , sighing again .
Question: What is probably true about the people on the bus ?

Output: They collectively play music .


Input:
Context: I guess that really is n't the post offices fault though , as much as I would love to blame them for something else . Anyway , like I said , there was bad news . This was being provided by the people at Federal Student Aid .
Question: What is the best method of avoiding the paper route this person took ?

Output: Apply online.


Input:
Context: I was out of town over the weekend , and was n't feeling the bento last night . I threw this together in about ten minutes this morning . Muffin has spaghetti nests from the freezer , broccoli , heart - shaped beets , a grape skewer , corn disks and an omelet that I rolled into a spiral .
Question: What will happen the next time you decide you 'd like to eat a bento box ?

Output: Instead of ordering the box for take out or going to restaurant I will try to make a bento box at home instead because I know now that I can do it well.


Input:
Context: Loserville Ahead - On route 12 south , approaching Quentin Road , this woman approached in the left lane as I was travelling in the right lane . Apparently , the 15 + car lengths of space behind my vehicle was not a good spot to change to the right lane for a right turn onto Quentin Road , because just as soon as she got next to me and in my blind spot by the " A " pillar , she suddenly puts her turn signal on as she starts coming into my lane where my truck still is travelling . ( like I was not even there ! ! ).
Question: What may happen after the woman signal to change lane ?

Output: I will need to speed up and give her space to change lane .


Input:
Context: Him and his mother have always been close , and I feel aweful that because of me , they rarely talk . His parents are divorced , and he lived with his mom and his brother john lived with their dad , brian and his fathers relatioship is close to non - existant which bothers him as well although he wo n't admit it . Tomorrow is grandparents day , his father called today suprisingly , because we had tropical storm hanna up here and he wanted to check on us ( he has noidea our problems or situation ) so tomorrow we are going to visit them , they live about 3 hours away . obviously I have SO many problems , mostly just financial though , and although I ' m broke all the time , I ' m happy , .
Question: Why did Brian 's father call him ?

Output: Because he wanted to see if Brian was OK after the storm .


Input:
Context: I like to think I ' m a little bit of a tech head when it comes to the computer & other electronics . But for the life of me I could not figure out my camera phone . I ' ve had it for a year and was able to take pics with it and save them in my phone , but I had no idea how to upload them to the computer . It really was n't an issue , because most of the stuff I took pictures of with my phone was just stupid stuff anyway .
Question: What will happen if you are not able to get the pictures from your phone onto the computer ?

Output: I wo n't bother with it any longer because I do n't need to have those pictures on my phone for any reason.


Input:
Context: made snap judgments about fellow conference - goers which may or may not have been appropriate or well - founded . wished we 'd been able to get into the control tower.went back to room and read . travel partner went to meet with advisor to work on presentation . fell asleep just before opening session ; was woken by travel partner 30 min later .
Question: What was the reason that he was late to the meeting ?

Output: He overslept .


Input:
Context: But it would be a weekend 's work for anyone on any one of their staffs to sort all this out . And while I love Road 's website , I ' m not really sure it 's publicizing her book the way it could ... even though it is pretty and engaging . Michelle Tea , who has published several books , needs more than a MySpace page , with or without her publisher 's help . My brain has given up officially , and I ' m going to bed . Hopefully I will dream of social media and pretty lesbians .
Question: What will happen when they get things straightened out ?

Output: Michelle Tea will have more then a myspace web page .


Input:
Context: But it would be a weekend 's work for anyone on any one of their staffs to sort all this out . And while I love Road 's website , I ' m not really sure it 's publicizing her book the way it could ... even though it is pretty and engaging . Michelle Tea , who has published several books , needs more than a MySpace page , with or without her publisher 's help . My brain has given up officially , and I ' m going to bed . Hopefully I will dream of social media and pretty lesbians .
Question: What will happen when they get things straightened out ?

Output: They will help increase ttraffic to the authors sites .


Input:
Context: As I was backing out of the garage today , I looked over and saw the girls licking each others necks . It was almost as if they were grooming each other maybe ? I hopped out of the Tahoe and ran in to get my camera .
Question: who might the girls have been ?

Output: Pets of the narrator.


Input:
Context: As a result , I felt very exhausted , so I went to bed . I kept on waking up after couple of hours , and had dreams that I got a hold of the Allspark and made peace between the Autobots and the Decepticons , and in another dream I started writing another book , a diary by an aged bohemian man . In the morning I noticed that my back was hurting . The pain stung the right side of my lower back everytime I turned on the other side on my bed , and I still felt it after I got up . I did n't care to take a shower or eat a proper breakfast .
Question: What may have caused you to skip your shower and breakfast ?

Output: I was aching .


Input:
Context: She feels light - headed , like she 's drinking champagne at too high an altitude . She strokes his hair , his shoulders , his face . She passes her thumb over his bottom lip , wipes herself away . He stares at her , and does not smile .
Question: Why does the character feel lightheaded ?

Output: She is nervous .


Input:
Context: He would have preferred not to have to outfit her with one of the school brooms since they would have been all but useless in an actual match , but there was nothing for it . To his surprise , however , she reached for George 's Cleansweep instead . His surprise must have shown on his face .
Question: Why does the narrator feel that the school 's brooms are n't good enough ?

Output: They are bad for flying .


Input:
Context: He would have preferred not to have to outfit her with one of the school brooms since they would have been all but useless in an actual match , but there was nothing for it . To his surprise , however , she reached for George 's Cleansweep instead . His surprise must have shown on his face .
Question: Why does the narrator feel that the school 's brooms are n't good enough ?

Output: They do not fly well .


Input:
Context: Then apparently my application gets passed on to the managerial department and IF I fit a position then I will recieve a follow up apointment for an interview ... sheesh . So much work just to be a cashier ... although it would be a nice job . Let 's hope .
Question: Why is the narrator so on edge at the moment ?

Output: They are applying for a job .


Input:
Context: Then apparently my application gets passed on to the managerial department and IF I fit a position then I will recieve a follow up apointment for an interview ... sheesh . So much work just to be a cashier ... although it would be a nice job . Let 's hope .
Question: Why is the narrator so on edge at the moment ?

Output: They are looking to get a job .


Input:
Context: Meh . my laptop seems to not want to work ... the plug for the power was broken , i opened it up and glued it , and it still wo nt take any juice . so now i have to save up to get it fixed , or save up and get a new one .
Question: What may happen after trying to fix my laptop power cord ?

Output: It does n't supply any juice to make it work .


Input:
Context: On top of all our terrible loss , it hurt so bad to watch people I love hurting so much worse . Today was so hurtful because of how much she meant to everyone who knew her . I ca n't imagine the pain of her family and Frosch and Kim . I hope they get through this together and stay strong .
Question: What 's the best positive course of action to take .?

Output: Console the family.


Input:
Context: It was a terribly long day and I was pooped . 18 August : Had to wake up insanely early for my Ayutthaya trip . I was picked up at half past six am at the lobby . Driver picked up a handful of other people then dropped us off at the bus terminal .
Question: Where is the person traveling to or in ?

Output: Thailand.


Input:
Context: I hope the sponsors got lots of nice pages to keep in their memory album ! ! I wanted to share one last pic with you - it 's just a corner of my table with a display board showing some of the kits I was working on . The kits , BTW , were a super - huge hit with this group ! !.
Question: What is the narrator likely to do with the kits ?

Output: They will likely sell the kits .


Input:
Context: He was on a new medication that suppresses the immune system , and that 's where the pneumonia came from . This contributed to Mac 's death . He was so young and talented . It is so sad to see someone lose their life at such a young age .
Question: Why may have Mac ultimately passed away ?

Output: His immune system was poor .


Input:
Context: He was on a new medication that suppresses the immune system , and that 's where the pneumonia came from . This contributed to Mac 's death . He was so young and talented . It is so sad to see someone lose their life at such a young age .
Question: Why may have Mac ultimately passed away ?

Output: The medicine adversely affected him .


Input:
Context: I know I do not want a Sony and I have issues with Toshiba . I will admit I do want something pretty which falls into the HP area and I have used HP desktops for over 10 years now . I really would appreciate any suggestions or perhaps what kind of laptop you own and what you like / dislike about it . I also plan on giving my sister $ 500 to pay off one of her credit cards , $ 150 - 200 for her baby ( we find out if the baby is a boy or girl tomorrow ! ! !.
Question: What may be the reason why I wrote this ?

Output: I want to get advice on what laptop to buy .


Input:
Context: Hey , it 's cool ! I went to the Butterflies and Moths website and looked for that moth and IDed it there . Then I checked out the distribution map , and they did n't show it being in our area .
Question: What was the reason for my search ?

Output: I wanted to know about butterfly migration .


Input:
Context: A couple of weeks ago we walked by what looked like a tiny farmers market on Coventry Road . We were curious so we stopped by . It was a City Fresh pick up location . I had heard of City Fresh before , but we did not sign up for it because we had a negative experience with a CSA last summer and the pick up time seemed inconvenient . My opinion changed however when we took a look at what the share holders were receiving .
Question: What changed the narrator 's mind about the service ?

Output: They were impressed by what the other shareholders had received .


Input:
Context: Bohemia and climbed that . I went up Black Bear , which is less steep than pretty much any other run , but it is completely covered in brush . It happens that about 1/6 of that is raspberries , and another 1/6 thimbleberries ( like raspberries ) , so I had a sustained snack the whole way up .
Question: Why is the speaker at Black Bear ?

Output: To go hiking .


Input:
Context: DEATH to the person who keeps sneaking up behind me and turning off my AC ! I was beginning to wonder what was wrong with me . I was nodding off like woah . And while what I ' m doing is boring as hell , I have coffee and tunes .
Question: What may happen after the a.c . is turned off ?

Output: I start sweating .


Input:
Context: He offered her his congratulations . She sobbed and said she did n't want to like this . He said nothing more , for he did not know her , and was n't particularly in the mood to have someone 's troubles poured over him . But it was too late . She told him anyway .
Question: Why is the woman crying ?

Output: She seems to have guilt .


Input:
Context: He offered her his congratulations . She sobbed and said she did n't want to like this . He said nothing more , for he did not know her , and was n't particularly in the mood to have someone 's troubles poured over him . But it was too late . She told him anyway .
Question: Why is the woman crying ?

Output: She seems to have regets .


Input:
Context: It felt so good for a while . I wish my bones stuck out more . My boyfriend is super skinny ( 6'5 " 150 lbs ) and everytime I ' m in contact with him I get the lyrics from " Big is n't Beautiful " by King Adora in my head .
Question: Why might the author be saying they felt good " for awhile " ?

Output: It appears they are unhappy about their current weight with a new very slender boyfriend .


Input:
Context: I think it 's great , last year in 1st grade and earlier on she really did n't like reading . I guess the kiddie books they were having her read were just too boring . Who wants to see Spot run anyway?Did I mention how much happier I ' m becoming with myself ? I ' m gaining a confidence I never had before .
Question: What may happen before reading the kiddie books ?

Output: She 'll get bored .


Input:
Context: I think it 's great , last year in 1st grade and earlier on she really did n't like reading . I guess the kiddie books they were having her read were just too boring . Who wants to see Spot run anyway?Did I mention how much happier I ' m becoming with myself ? I ' m gaining a confidence I never had before .
Question: What may happen before reading the kiddie books ?

Output: She will day dream.


Input:
Context: Papayas are soft like bananas and pears , so they 're great in terms of contributing to sweetness and flavors , but I thought there was a very very very small undertone of bitterness ? It did n't bug me - but worth noting ! Um yeah , the chunky coffee was kind of an experiment in itself ... I still had half a cup of papaya milk leftover so um ... I think you can guess what happened next !.
Question: What is the narrator likely to eat tonight ?

Output: They are going to eat some fruit .


Input:
Context: Papayas are soft like bananas and pears , so they 're great in terms of contributing to sweetness and flavors , but I thought there was a very very very small undertone of bitterness ? It did n't bug me - but worth noting ! Um yeah , the chunky coffee was kind of an experiment in itself ... I still had half a cup of papaya milk leftover so um ... I think you can guess what happened next !.
Question: What is the narrator likely to eat tonight ?

Output: They are going to eat some tropical foliage .


Input:
Context: There are a lot of opportunities working in the government contractors side doing development and that would be deep a great way for me to go , however , I do like to be the civilian sector and get out there and mix it up with the other tie wearing hippies ( a lot of the developers I work with are granola types , if you know what I mean ) . What about book writing , getting published , spending 400 plus hours over a span of six months , while getting your wife completely get upset with you over all time you spent on your computer ? I have been doing a lot of reading lately in regard to book writing .
Question: Why is my wife feeling the way she 's feeling ?

Output: She 's upset I 'm spending so much time on the computer .


Input:
Context: THIS HAPPENED AND THAT HAPPENED " ( none of his problems were severe , sounds a little harsh but they really were n't ) he was just a little overwhelmed by a pile of smaller problems . HOWEVER , i did nt appreciate being yelled at , so when i got angry i began to yell and he got quiet . He said he admits he was being an A - hole to me and taking his problems out on me . but it 's not the first time he 's conducted himself like that towards me " because of an outside problem he was having prior to our hanging out .
Question: What may be a fact about their relationship ?

Output: Their partner takes their anger out on them .


Input:
Context: Changes in other categories of services exports were small . Services imports increased $ 0.6 billion from June to July . The increase was mostly accounted for by increases in other transportation , other private services , and travel . Changes in other categories of services imports were small .
Question: What could a possible outcome of these increases in the profits of some service imports ?

Output: The company will now have a better idea of the areas they can improve and will focus on doing so.


Input:
Context: And I do n't know how much time I will be able to spend with you . My year so far ( of the things I can actually count on happening ) adds up like this with things added all the time ! : March / April - Major work - related activities .
Question: What might the person be trying to do ?

Output: Give the other person the brush off.


Input:
Context: Last night my friend / date / whatever was on his way to my house , and he is n't used to the road yet , and there was a stop sign at a fork in the road and he ran through it and into the woods . He totaled his car and was sooo close to hitting a tree and dying . It was insane .
Question: What may happen to him after the accident ?

Output: He will call me and the police and go to a hospital .


Input:
Context: The owner , Giuseppe , had told us that he 'll sometimes make this for dinner at home , served over spaghetti . Since Monday evenings are slow in the restaurant , we felt okay asking the waiter to see if the chef would be willing to make such a dish for us . He was , and did , and it was absolutely divine .
Question: why are monday evenings slow for the restaurant ?

Output: most people are working on monday evenings with busy schedules.


Input:
Context: The other day I was here in the office , doing bills or something like that , and the kids were running around behind me . They kept running from there rooms , out to the hallway and back . And yelling .
Question: What did you want to do while you were working ?

Output: I wanted to tell the children to stop running around and being distracting.


Input:
Context: It lacked resolution . It lacked any hint of movie - making talent . Now , this latter was presumably the whole point of it - supposed to make it more raw , gritty , believable .
Question: What may the post be about ?

Output: A movie.


Input:
Context: SO I HAVE TO MAKE A NEW ESSAY ! ! ! ! while others just have to revise The revisions are due next Friday . To add on to that , another essay is due Monday . My new essay will own that loser !.
Question: What may happen this weekend ?

Output: I will be busy writing all weekend .


Input:
Context: It 's been another active few weeks for me and a blog is overdue . Partly my lack of blogging is due to me joining Facebook , setting up the site and finding out about the games and applications has steered me away from LJ and Myspace . I 'd have joined sooner if people had told me that it was actually fun !.
Question: What may be a valid fact about my online life ?

Output: I have been playing with Facebook lately .


Input:
Context: I ' m busy making them smaller and uploading them now . Lexie also made out quite well at the gift shop with both my mom and me buying stuff for her . She got a puzzle ( she loves puzzles ) , a game , 2 rings , some wings , tub toy ladybug mama and babies , a t - shirt , some bug finger puppets ... and I think that 's it ;) I did some work on another puffy heart today ( and last night ) . It will probably be finished later on tonight . I ' m kind of tired .
Question: What is the writer most likely making smaller ?

Output: Some images .


Input:
Context: dude . life is pretty sweet.since losing 50 lbs , everything 's been so much easier for me.and it was n't easy , but boyyy was it worth it ! thanks to weightwatchers for changing me : ) but yeah . so i went to the mall today , again .
Question: Why is the writers able ot get around easier?

Output: They lost fifty pounds.


Input:
Context: Eventually we got there and all we had to do is to discover the trams which will bring us to the zoo . We did it and the zoo seemed not so popular , but later people came . It was fine mostly because I do n't like the crowd that much like at Budapest . We did several photos .
Question: What may happen after we arrived at the zoo ?

Output: We figured out the tram system instead of walking .


Input:
Context: I could never get the hang of mondays . I got up late this morning , because I could n't fall asleep until about three or so ... Anyway , I got to class , took a history test and had a full 45 minutes before my next class ... I thought it was time for some coffee but I realized that I had a presentation to give in my next course , so I ran to the library , did the prep work and ran to class . I did n't have to give it until Wednesday , or maybe even Friday .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: tired.


Input:
Context: Cherry tomatoes with oregano and garlic Strip the leaves off the oregano , and strew them over the tomatoes and garlic . Drizzle a little more olive oil over the tops of the tomatoes , then sprinkle the bread crumbs and parmesan over the tomato mixture . Cover the baking dish , and bake for 25 minutes .
Question: What may happen after you strip the leaves from the Oregano ?

Output: You add them slowly into the mixture .


Input:
Context: Problem was , I was being observed at that time by Prof . Valenciano , our practicum adviser . After class she told me all the things she observed about the way I teach . First , she said that I had the most prepared and organized lesson . Weeee ! ! !.
Question: What might have happened had Valenciano had bad feedback for you ?

Output: I would have felt awful but used the feedback to improve my lessons.


Input:
Context: And that included themselves . If nothing was said it could never be wrong , and by not expressing verbal insecurities their bodies learned a way of letting each other know what they wanted , needed , craved , feared ... getting along in silence was a bond that would live with them forever , but tonight forever was too strong a word for two carefree , curious and close friends . John moved and broke the hug .
Question: Why did John break the hug ?

Output: He wanted to move forward with a relationship .


Input:
Context: And that included themselves . If nothing was said it could never be wrong , and by not expressing verbal insecurities their bodies learned a way of letting each other know what they wanted , needed , craved , feared ... getting along in silence was a bond that would live with them forever , but tonight forever was too strong a word for two carefree , curious and close friends . John moved and broke the hug .
Question: Why did John break the hug ?

Output: He was about to go in for a kiss .


Input:
Context: He said he 's just going to wear something he already has . Sounds good to me ! They are n't trick ' r treating , but are still dressing up . A bunch of kids are going to decorate the front and have fun passing out candy .
Question: What may be the reason why they are happy he will wear something he already has ?

Output: They do n't have to buy a costume .


Input:
Context: He said he 's just going to wear something he already has . Sounds good to me ! They are n't trick ' r treating , but are still dressing up . A bunch of kids are going to decorate the front and have fun passing out candy .
Question: What may be the reason why they are happy he will wear something he already has ?

Output: They do n't have to make a costume .


Input:
Context: I left work early and came in 2 hours before my shift to deal with her . Called her up and said I understand you have questions about your computer . I seriously heard " How do you think I feel that I had a computer when I took it to Firedog and now I do nt why is this happening to me ? ? " about 20 times in 30 minutes .
Question: Why does the person that the speaker is talking to repeat themselves so many times ?

Output: They are upset about the situation and are continuously emphasizing their feelings on the matter.


Input:
Context: I got approved for my student loan today . Friday I got an email from the financial aid office saying that they had sent an email to all of my instructors asking for an academic status report because I was a new student . I wrote back that I was not a new student , I was a returning student with second year status and did that make a difference ? Got an email today saying that yes indeed that did make a difference and that they would approve my loan today and I should hear from Wells Fargo tomorrow .
Question: Why does the narrator need a loan ?

Output: They need the loan for school .


Input:
Context: I got approved for my student loan today . Friday I got an email from the financial aid office saying that they had sent an email to all of my instructors asking for an academic status report because I was a new student . I wrote back that I was not a new student , I was a returning student with second year status and did that make a difference ? Got an email today saying that yes indeed that did make a difference and that they would approve my loan today and I should hear from Wells Fargo tomorrow .
Question: Why does the narrator need a loan ?

Output: They need the loan for university .


Input:
Context: After the movie I did the stupidest thing ... so asinine I do n't even feel like regaling it will do any good ... it will just make me feel even more dumb . Worse than dumb & dumber kind of dumb .... Let 's just say I ' m SO tired of doing stuff with out thinking them through and just impulsively jumping into things head first . I ' m 23 years old .
Question: How might I behave in the future now that I realize my pattern of behavior ?

Output: I might try to think about the consequences of my actions prior to doing them .


Input:
Context: A few weeks ago , my family and I went on a little family vacation for a couple of days . I accidentally left the front door unlocked . No one panicked , though , because we live in a relatively safe neighborhood and our neighbors all know each other .
Question: What may be the reason they usually lock the door even though they live in a safe neighborhood ?

Output: It sets their mind at ease .


Input:
Context: Let 's have a wine recipe : Why wine ? Ingredients ( serves many ) : Tasty , tasty wine Friends Desert Go to the desert ( you can substitute a mountain , beach , or city rooftop if your local supermarket does n't have desert ) . Take one part wine , combine with friends . Crusty bread , cheese and homegrown cherry tomatoes can be used as a garnish , if you want .
Question: What are good simple foods to eat with friends ?

Output: Bread , cheese and tomatoes are good simple foods to eat with friends ?.


Input:
Context: I had to go to work at 10 and when I came back she was in the same spot on the bed . She 'd eaten some food in the morning , but not much . I took her to the vet and they gave her a blood test and good looking - over ... $ 250 later ....
Question: What will happen after the vet visit ?

Output: They will give me a call when they receive her results and let me know how she is doing.


Input:
Context: Just wanted to post where I rank in the standings so far with my employer 's internal promotion . My team is " Spider 1 " so I seem to be doing pretty good , wish me luck since its only an 8 week time period . I believe its scheduled to end with - in the next week or two . Old news but this was finally created after I returned from my vacation ... humph!Walk & Win Challenge Update ! ! ! !.
Question: What may of just returned from ?

Output: My vacation.