Input:
Context: Should n't he let Eight at least get away to Earth ? After all , there was nothing really wrong with him except his incurable stupidity . Twelve had been the one hiding him , keeping him from being adopted . He coldly clamped down on the tiny twinge .
Question: What do we know about " him " ?

Output: He is an orphan .


Input:
Context: We had a bunch of visitors today , and they all just left . Afterwards , Bruce and the girls crashed , so I took their pictures . Do n't they look cute . I think this is the first picture of the three of them together .
Question: Why was this the first picture of them you were able to get with them all together ?

Output: They are all different ages , and young , and from different families so it 's not often they are all together.


Input:
Context: Ok . So , the dishes are clean , the sink is clean , the counters are clean , the kitchen floor has been swept and mopped , the living room floor has been swept , the recycling is sorted , the laundry is sorted , the plants have been pruned and watered . ( The bathroom is still a sty and I should clean the brita filters again , but that can wait for next week . ) This means I ' m good to head to Toronto tomorrow right after work .
Question: Why is the narrator so focused on cleaning ?

Output: They are going away .


Input:
Context: Ok . So , the dishes are clean , the sink is clean , the counters are clean , the kitchen floor has been swept and mopped , the living room floor has been swept , the recycling is sorted , the laundry is sorted , the plants have been pruned and watered . ( The bathroom is still a sty and I should clean the brita filters again , but that can wait for next week . ) This means I ' m good to head to Toronto tomorrow right after work .
Question: Why is the narrator so focused on cleaning ?

Output: They are going on a trip .


Input:
Context: We have black bean quesadillas frequently , but rarely branch out to other variations , so I finally decided to be adventurous and try something slightly different . Using our same quesadilla filling ( sauteed onion , diced tomato , black beans ) I filled the tortilla and added some cheese ( Mexican blend and a little sharp cheddar was what I found as I excavated the fridge ) . Rolled up , doused with a can of enchilada sauce I found buried in the pantry , and sprinkled with the last of the cheddar cheese , they went into the oven briefly .
Question: What did the narrator do with the enchiladas after she took them out of the oven ?

Output: The narrator served the enchiladas to her family to enjoy for dinner .


Input:
Context: Because , for many people in high school , prom is a big dealio . There 's the dress to consider , and whether there should be a limo , and corsages , and of course the date . I ca n't even fathom any of that , even now .
Question: What may happen during their prom ?

Output: They will choose not to go .


Input:
Context: His face was animated , friendly , and welcoming . He was always a little too tan , to the brink of leathery looking . He was always laid back and chill , as opposed to so many other teachers that are uptight and stressed . His students respected him profoundly , yet felt comfortable enough with him to crack jokes about his Bermuda shorts and penny loafers .
Question: What would happen if a student saw him outside of school once they had graduated ?

Output: They would not hesitate to go talk to him because he was so friendly and had left such a good impression on them.


Input:
Context: Not smiling , not grining & my hands are certainly not moving at all . I do n't wanna face another F. The disappointment . I really ca n't take it for the 2nd time . I really ca n't .
Question: What is the narrator feeling right now ?

Output: They are scared they will be disappointed .


Input:
Context: Ettl Farm Neighborhood Ettl Farm is one of the most popular Princeton neighborhoods . It was built in 1995 by Toll Brothers and is reflective of the type of large stately houses built by this builder . There are approximately 117 Princeton homes in this development located of Rosedale road .
Question: What might be true about Ettl Farms ?

Output: Many people like it .


Input:
Context: Different diet pills have different effect for each individual . But there are a group of supplement companies out there who wants you to think that all these diet pills are suitable for every Joe , Dick and Harry . We all know the truth and sometimes it 's hard to find out if some of the diet pills review are true or if it 's just another scam attempt .
Question: What may I be researching medication for ?

Output: To lose weight.


Input:
Context: My latest job is with Family Skill Builders and I get to be a so called super nanny for families in the DHS system . Even though I am an employee I still retain scheduling flexibility because they have no office and all client visits I schedule and are in client 's home or at a DHS branch . In fact one of the job qualifications was to be a good self manager because you wo n't have someone looking over your shoulder ... that fits me ! I invested in a itouch ( business write off a perk of self - employment ) so I can sync my calendar from Outlook and listen to music of course .
Question: What may be the reason the writer applied for this job ?

Output: the job has a flexible schedule.


Input:
Context: You ca n't beat that ! I had these pumpkins from last year at Hobby Lobby that I got on clearance too . I was so excited to finally start putting out some of these decorations ( who cares that it 's still nearly 90 degrees with 80 % humidity outside ... bring on the Fall ! ) Here 's our foyer entryway : And here is a close up of this little mirror from Ikea that I just love !.
Question: What may be the reason why they were able to get a bunch of stuff on clearance ?

Output: They went to the sale after Halloween .


Input:
Context: It seems that on most songs he has a word that he echoes . Like on the Bob Marley classic , " Three Little Birds , " he goes " You - ou - ou . " It 's kinda cute , really . And tonight , he only let me sing " Hi Lili " once before asking for " bed . " That 's the second time he 's cut short lullaby time to go to bed .
Question: Why did he cut the lullaby short ?

Output: He was tired and wanted to go to bed .


Input:
Context: He could not find the words to say goodbye . He faltered . He had wounded her , speaking from the pain of his spirit . He had sworn that he would not hurt her , but he had .
Question: What will he do next ?

Output: He will leave without saying goodbye .


Input:
Context: Most years , I go to the Ohio State - Michigan game by myself . I love to soak up the atmosphere before and after the game , just to live the college life all over again . I especially love going to the bars after the game , particularily in Columbus .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They miss their past .


Input:
Context: Shocking . Admirable . However , to counterbalance those two days of simple pleasures , this morning I had to ride the bus by myself to the greyhound station to buy my tickets . I can not count the number of dumb males that hooted , hollered at me , tried to skeez on me , or called me by some dumb pet name .
Question: What does the writer look like ?

Output: The writer looks like a beautiful person.


Input:
Context: Shocking . Admirable . However , to counterbalance those two days of simple pleasures , this morning I had to ride the bus by myself to the greyhound station to buy my tickets . I can not count the number of dumb males that hooted , hollered at me , tried to skeez on me , or called me by some dumb pet name .
Question: What does the writer look like ?

Output: The writer looks like a woman.


Input:
Context: Using the scaffolding and the backhoe , we were able to reach all the windows and cover them in plywood . The kids ran around the yard , picking up everything that was outside . We also helped filled up containers and the bathtub with water . We fell asleep in our beds downstairs that night , and awoke upstairs in our parents ' room .
Question: How did the children end up in their parent 's bedroom ?

Output: Their father moved them upstairs .


Input:
Context: Using the scaffolding and the backhoe , we were able to reach all the windows and cover them in plywood . The kids ran around the yard , picking up everything that was outside . We also helped filled up containers and the bathtub with water . We fell asleep in our beds downstairs that night , and awoke upstairs in our parents ' room .
Question: How did the children end up in their parent 's bedroom ?

Output: Their mother carried them upstairs .


Input:
Context: I think the prospect of riding his bike again should do the trick . As if that were n't bad enough , he came down with some kind of 24-hour bug this past Friday that basically sent him to bed for the day , waking up periodically for bathroom , Tylenol and drink breaks . During one , Rick went to get him some lemon - lime Gatorade and Geoffrey asked , " Daddy ? Is that the stuff for light replacement ?.
Question: What happened that made the writer suggest bike riding again ?

Output: He was very sick and was becoming reluctant to get up and get going again .


Input:
Context: I must say that it 's a time consuming and labor intensive process , since Mastro Livi virtually makes everything by hand , and if he does not , he still needs to adjust practically everything to the razor being made . After finishing it , Mastro Livi and I decided to proceed with a shave ... well , what can I say , this scary looking razor delivered a silky smooth shave , exactly what I wanted and nothing less . I wish to thank Mastro Livi for the wonderful experience he gave me this past saturday and I look forward to watching the edited video .
Question: What may make it a time consuming and labor intensive process for Mastro Livi ?

Output: The products are handmade .


Input:
Context: Eighteen minutes later , having driven an average speed of 80 mph , we 're back at our house to collect the tickets . Forty - five minutes later , we 're at the airport . Unfortunately , we 're three minutes late for the final check - in .
Question: Why were they late for check - in at the airport ?

Output: They had left their tickets at home on accident .


Input:
Context: Eighteen minutes later , having driven an average speed of 80 mph , we 're back at our house to collect the tickets . Forty - five minutes later , we 're at the airport . Unfortunately , we 're three minutes late for the final check - in .
Question: Why were they late for check - in at the airport ?

Output: They had to drive back home to get their tickets .


Input:
Context: soo about a month ago someone sent him a love letter with chocolates . in it she wrote that she is 24 yrs old .. and she is doing her management studies . and of course she said that she loves him . of course i was soo raged with this .. but my hubby enjoyed that .. then in a month she has sent him about 13 letters .. and gifts .. and her letters now hav changed from being romantic to raunchy .
Question: Why is this young woman sending such a high volume of letters ?

Output: Mental instability is suggested by her behavior , which is excessive.


Input:
Context: See this movie . It 's great statement about recycling and the environment and extremely funny too . And sometimes cute and heartwarming , but not too squicky . Even though it 's probably for kids there 's a lot of adult matter in the subtext . I also saw You Do n't Mess With the Zohan .
Question: Why did the movie have a lot of adult matter in the subtext when it was intended for children ?

Output: So that parents would be engaged in the film as well as they would likely be seeing it with their children.


Input:
Context: They said another housekeeper had quit without notice and two other women had asked at the last minute to go visit family . I was pissed , but kept quiet . The next day when Jarell was scheduled to fly in , I called in sick . And until 3 weeks later when I went to pick up my last check , I never went back .
Question: What led the speaker to decide to abandon their job without giving notice ?

Output: They felt that the company had poor communication and they did n't want to be associated any longer.


Input:
Context: They said another housekeeper had quit without notice and two other women had asked at the last minute to go visit family . I was pissed , but kept quiet . The next day when Jarell was scheduled to fly in , I called in sick . And until 3 weeks later when I went to pick up my last check , I never went back .
Question: What led the speaker to decide to abandon their job without giving notice ?

Output: They were annoyed with the inconsistency of their fellow workers and the extra work that this entailed.


Input:
Context: Mum said she did so much walking she had to take pain killers for her knees . I keep forgetting she 's not as young as she used to be . Afterwards I hopped on a 141 and was soon near the Orwell . For a long time I was the only one there but after quite a wait Iain , Paul and Glenn walked in . By now Laura ( the owner ) was here , so people said happy birthday and there was food and cake .
Question: How old might the narrator 's mom be ?

Output: The narrator 's mom might be a 60 year old woman who is starting to develop arthritis .


Input:
Context: And there 's something a bit " Tina Turner " about Lotta . They 're still singing the same old songs they ' ve been doing for years , but you can tell they still love doing it , and the audience loves them for doing it . There was a really nice vibe in the crowd while they played . Although I was keen to come back to the hostel and just have a night at home updating my blog , I figured I might as well stay to watch " Right Said Fred " .
Question: What may be the reason for them going to a hostel ?

Output: They wanted to save money on their trip .


Input:
Context: Plus , her make - up was horrible , you could see that she was wearin some of that powder - stuff - I - do n't - remember - what 's - it - called on her face , it was so evident , her face was half white ! Really horrible . I ' m really not someone that actually notices that kinda stuff , for obvious reasons , just so you can know how horrible it really was .
Question: Why would her face be so blemished and marked up ?

Output: Her makeup is running .


Input:
Context: Plus , her make - up was horrible , you could see that she was wearin some of that powder - stuff - I - do n't - remember - what 's - it - called on her face , it was so evident , her face was half white ! Really horrible . I ' m really not someone that actually notices that kinda stuff , for obvious reasons , just so you can know how horrible it really was .
Question: Why would her face be so blemished and marked up ?

Output: She is bad at applying makeup .


Input:
Context: Another big draw was the return of George Perez to a monthly book . Sadly , this series only lasted 10 issues before Marvel destroyed the line . But the 2nd volume that came out a year later was still pretty entertaining , it featured early work from Warren Ellis . This series and the original Prime title were fantastic .
Question: Why would readers be excited about George Perez 's work ?

Output: He is making a big return .


Input:
Context: If you have n't used it , much less seen it in a year ... 6 . It really pained me to part with yard tools even though I have n't used them once since we moved here . ( they were the nice fiberglass handled ones ) 5 . God has really blessed us during those 9 years .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer was pained to part with the yard tools ?

Output: Because they have a sentimental value to the writer .


Input:
Context: We just got back from a quick trip to New Jersey . We found out last week that there were cheap flights from Cincinnati to Newark , so we jumped at the chance to go and visit Jackson 's cousins . The only person who knew we were coming was Dave 's dad . We were able to fully surprise his mom , sister , brother - in - law and their kids .
Question: Where did the narrator go on their trip ?

Output: They went to Newark .


Input:
Context: I was a tough little kid . I fed and rode horses and nothing scared me after school - yard beatings by little kids of a different ethnic group . I had been brought up by white liberals , emphasizing understanding and tolerance .
Question: Why was the narrator a tolerant person ?

Output: Because their parents were liberal .


Input:
Context: still bitchy , internally grumbling about woman in my row using empty seat as bag storage . hoped she 'd be verbally bitchslapped by flight attendants , but no luck . ate dinner / snack , which was surprisingly good for airline food . tried to stay awake by reading and doing sudoku , but became twitchy and very sleepy .
Question: Why is good airline food surpising ?

Output: Usually food on airlines is bad because they do n't have open flames to cook on .


Input:
Context: by a dog that was tied up under a fucking truck . he learned his lesson , but abigail has bite wounds on her face that i now have to go pay the vet to fix .
Question: What must have happened to the dog tied under the truck ?

Output: The dog under the truck must have attacked Abigail , and I must have taught him a lesson .


Input:
Context: We stopped for a few moments to admire the collection of statues ( including Michalengo 's Slaves , which I thought was heart stopping ) and some paintings . We saw Liberty Leading the People , that also happens to be the cover to Coldplay 's new album , Viva la Vida . This painting got no love from the audio guide or the tourists which is weird because in all the French Revolution chapters in history textbooks , they show this painting .
Question: Why would Michalengo 's Slaves , be heart stopping ?

Output: It is a beautiful art work that makes you impressed and awe struck .


Input:
Context: We stopped for a few moments to admire the collection of statues ( including Michalengo 's Slaves , which I thought was heart stopping ) and some paintings . We saw Liberty Leading the People , that also happens to be the cover to Coldplay 's new album , Viva la Vida . This painting got no love from the audio guide or the tourists which is weird because in all the French Revolution chapters in history textbooks , they show this painting .
Question: Why would Michalengo 's Slaves , be heart stopping ?

Output: It is a sculpture done by a famous artist that is well done and causes admiration .


Input:
Context: Not only this , I have to teach two different grades . This means two lesson plans , two hours of teaching , two preparations , two sets of visual aids , and a million hours spent planning and thinking about the upcoming lessons . Many voice majors avoid this subject , only to end up taking it during their last semester in the college . I planned to do that at first in the hopes of having the subject finally taken out from our curriculum .
Question: How might they narrator feel about teaching two classes ?

Output: Resentful.


Input:
Context: All these folks come spilling out of the bar as our cab pulls up , poor battered bike on the ground , and we hop into the cab and drive away . Very memorable . THEN the cab takes us to some part of town we ' ve never seen and two 20 something year old guys run up to the car at a red light , bang on the glass , " can we split your cab ? " I mean sure . Hilarity ensued . I made them cover the cab .
Question: Why might the men have been banging on random cabs ' windows ?

Output: The men might need a cab ride home.


Input:
Context: I have faith in you . You ca n't be any worse ! ' So that 's what I ' m going to do on the plane : write a play . Probably not write a play exactly but think about it and maybe start writing on making notes .
Question: What does the speaker want to be ?

Output: A playwright .


Input:
Context: Dig in before it gets cold ! " Akira places a good amount on his plate , as does Kouyou . I feel so out of place when I grab a few pancakes , rather than the heaping amount they did .
Question: Why did the writer feel out of place ?

Output: Because they took less food than everyone else .


Input:
Context: Despite my disgust , I had picked my horse , John Edwards . My frustration only grew as his message continually got lost in all the media induced bickering and sensationalism . Well , John Edwards just " suspended " his campaign and I ' m totally bummed . Not sure what " suspended " means ... I guess in case some crazy shit happens with Hillary or Obama .
Question: Why might I have made my choice the way I have over the other candidates ?

Output: I might have liked Edwards ' message better than any other candidates .


Input:
Context: i actually look foward to working there and they 8 hour shifts go really fast.i should have a car byyyy halloween i ' m thinking . it 'd be even better if i had one a week before that so i could drive to philly myself to see girltalk . speaking of the girltalk concert , i can only go with people who dance . i mean , really.eric sucks .
Question: What kind of concert is GirlTalk most likely ?

Output: Pop.


Input:
Context: This week is unfortunately my last here at WAJ and this week I have been on resource in order to finish up my work with the photos and get the slideshow done . This week I was in cabin but this time with an older group which has made life so much easier , they actually want to shower and inthe morning you do n't need to remind them about everything and push them along every step of the way . During the week I ' ve been up in the office until midweek before the slideshow was done and then cleaning everything around the EEC for the rest of the week .
Question: Why is there so much pressure on getting the slide show done ?

Output: It is for their employment .


Input:
Context: This week is unfortunately my last here at WAJ and this week I have been on resource in order to finish up my work with the photos and get the slideshow done . This week I was in cabin but this time with an older group which has made life so much easier , they actually want to shower and inthe morning you do n't need to remind them about everything and push them along every step of the way . During the week I ' ve been up in the office until midweek before the slideshow was done and then cleaning everything around the EEC for the rest of the week .
Question: Why is there so much pressure on getting the slide show done ?

Output: It is for their job .


Input:
Context: Funky is leaving now in a couple of weeks to go work on farms in the north west or something . now he 's all happy and his back is totally better . This morning i woke up and he started making a scene crying and bitching and could nt move . Then he starts telling me he has really been thinking about suicide lately and while he was saying it , i could nt help but think that it was some sort of manipulation .
Question: Why do I think Funky is crying and bitching ?

Output: He is trying to get attention .


Input:
Context: Funky is leaving now in a couple of weeks to go work on farms in the north west or something . now he 's all happy and his back is totally better . This morning i woke up and he started making a scene crying and bitching and could nt move . Then he starts telling me he has really been thinking about suicide lately and while he was saying it , i could nt help but think that it was some sort of manipulation .
Question: Why do I think Funky is crying and bitching ?

Output: He is trying to make me feel guilty .


Input:
Context: A two - year college ! how awesome is that ? ) And it 's very popular , so they ' ve been wanting to add a planetarium for the furthering of science edumacation thereof . * hearty applause * And as a part of their campaign for this , they got Charlie Duke , 10th man to walk on the moon , to visit our li'l campus .
Question: Why is it so " awesome " that there is a two year college ?

Output: The college is newer and the news is a positive step .


Input:
Context: . . I think we are going to see a lot more of [ this ] in the future , " said Gaston Espinosa , a professor of religious studies at Claremont McKenna College .
Question: What did Gaston think ?

Output: He thought we 'd be looking at quite a bit more of it .


Input:
Context: If it was able to regain control , the trade surplus would automatically decline anyway because what was pumping exports was the surge in industrial production caused by the channeling of China 's money growth into the banking system - fueled at first , in a self - reinforcing feedback loop , largely by the impact of the trade surplus on reserve accumulation . At first the main source of money inflow was the trade surplus . While this continues to be large , in the last year it has been speculative inflows that have driven reserves up . China 's currency regime needs sharply to reduce the latter and to bring the former to a more reasonable level .
Question: What is the narrator giving a talk on ?

Output: Chinese finance .


Input:
Context: If it was able to regain control , the trade surplus would automatically decline anyway because what was pumping exports was the surge in industrial production caused by the channeling of China 's money growth into the banking system - fueled at first , in a self - reinforcing feedback loop , largely by the impact of the trade surplus on reserve accumulation . At first the main source of money inflow was the trade surplus . While this continues to be large , in the last year it has been speculative inflows that have driven reserves up . China 's currency regime needs sharply to reduce the latter and to bring the former to a more reasonable level .
Question: What is the narrator giving a talk on ?

Output: International finance .


Input:
Context: At the parking structure Viv got a lot of the new dollar coins after paying for parking . They 're very shiny ! We kept M company while she paid and then we off to the vehicles . I was riding with Viv and we were going to pick up Joe at Vienna Metro .
Question: What may be the reason for her getting dollar coins back ?

Output: Because she over paid in cash .


Input:
Context: THEN at midnight or so started a 9x12 foot painting to go on the truck the following day ( I ' ve done one on the theme for burning man each of the last 5 years , did n't want to break the trend yet : ) Sunday : Finished painting at 6 am . Slept almost 5 hrs , then grommeted painting out in the hot sun and set out to help load the truck . It started to rain just as i got there , and POURED on and off all afternoon . Still , saw lovely people , and gained much glory lifting heavy things and playing truck tetris .
Question: What may be your reason for making the 9x12 painting ?

Output: It was being made for an event .


Input:
Context: I , however , do not . However , when she told me the show she watched was about " that woman that tells you the 5 sounds of a newborn and what they mean . " I knew who she meant and wanted all the information as fast as she could breathlessly spill out .
Question: What did " she " tell the narrator ?

Output: She told her about an informative program on infants .


Input:
Context: My natural circadian rhythm was off by 5 hours . I woke up and realized I had n't talked to my boyfriend all day - which is incredibly strange . Especially since it 's our 8 month anniversary .
Question: What may happen after waking up ?

Output: I will celebrate my anniversary.


Input:
Context: My natural circadian rhythm was off by 5 hours . I woke up and realized I had n't talked to my boyfriend all day - which is incredibly strange . Especially since it 's our 8 month anniversary .
Question: What may happen after waking up ?

Output: I will get up and call my boyfriend .


Input:
Context: ohya ! ! if ur wondering .. the office is empty .. cause is saturday night .. and we ' OWNED ' the WHOLE OFFICE lol ! ! ! ! reached homed at 2 am ... .
Question: What is the reason for the office being empty on a Saturday night ?

Output: The office closes at night .


Input:
Context: Last Thursday I spent the night at Brendon 's house with the intentions of going to Indiana with him on Friday , but we both slept in about two hours too long and thus , plans fell through . When he went to work I went over to Josh 's house and we waited for Jacob to pick us up . Jacob , Josh , and I then went to Menard 's so Jacob could pick up his check and Josh and I could invite all the girls who worked there to Jacob 's party , because , according to Jacob , he knew all of the girls . He knew none of them , for the record .
Question: Why did the narrator not go on their trip ?

Output: They over slept .


Input:
Context: Last Thursday I spent the night at Brendon 's house with the intentions of going to Indiana with him on Friday , but we both slept in about two hours too long and thus , plans fell through . When he went to work I went over to Josh 's house and we waited for Jacob to pick us up . Jacob , Josh , and I then went to Menard 's so Jacob could pick up his check and Josh and I could invite all the girls who worked there to Jacob 's party , because , according to Jacob , he knew all of the girls . He knew none of them , for the record .
Question: Why did the narrator not go on their trip ?

Output: They slept in .


Input:
Context: Miracle Deo let me down in a big way . Nice , big spots - o - wet under my arms , stinky odor , and a slightly slimy feeling I 'd never experienced before . Still , being uber - scientific , I decided to keep wearing the stuff for the entire week . Maybe there was an adjustment period or something ?.
Question: Why did I decide to keep trying the deodorant ?

Output: I was hopeful it would start to work .


Input:
Context: The Yankees jumped out to a 3 - 0 lead with some small ball and shotty Baltimore fielding and there was a young couple in front of me and a man with his son next to me , both wearing Orioles hats . The son , probably two or three years younger than myself , asked his Dad if Baltimore had scored yet ( this was around the seventh inning ) . Feeling the vibe of the crowd and the atmosphere , I responded first with a cheerful and loud , " NOPE ! " .
Question: Who is the narrator a fan of , if anyone ?

Output: New York Yankees.


Input:
Context: The Yankees jumped out to a 3 - 0 lead with some small ball and shotty Baltimore fielding and there was a young couple in front of me and a man with his son next to me , both wearing Orioles hats . The son , probably two or three years younger than myself , asked his Dad if Baltimore had scored yet ( this was around the seventh inning ) . Feeling the vibe of the crowd and the atmosphere , I responded first with a cheerful and loud , " NOPE ! " .
Question: Who is the narrator a fan of , if anyone ?

Output: Yankees.


Input:
Context: I also got a really cute shirt from a classmate . Today I will get party light candles . The women who is giving them to me wanted to know what sent I wanted . I am getting Wild Fern .
Question: Why did I get a cute t - shirt from a classmate and a wild fern scented candle from a woman ?

Output: It is my birthday and I got nice gifts from friends .


Input:
Context: When I exited though , it said I 'd not gotten credit for taking the class , since I ' quit early ' , so I failed the class AND payed $ 50 to do so . Today , I took the same pet to the same class , and it started with the tutorial again . I let it run through that , to see what happened , and it eventually allowed me to take the class ... at Level 1 .
Question: What may have been the kind of class I was having issues with ?

Output: I was going through dog training classes with my dog .


Input:
Context: I needed to see my children . So I was . Traveling by floo was never very entertaining , and when I came tumbling about at the specified address I was covered with soot . But I managed to get it off quickly . " Acacia , " I called desperately , looking about these foreign surroundings .
Question: What causes you to be covered in soot ?

Output: When traveling by floo one incurs a great deal of dust and soot and that collects on the clothing.


Input:
Context: So , I was sitting at the bus exchange in town this morning , and some Nestle sales rep just walked in and started handing out free packs of soup mix to everyone . Most people were just taking them , but I felt like asking whether it had dairy in it , when she came to me . She did n't know ! - pffft , some rep . And then she said I could find someone else to give it to if it did .
Question: What did the speaker want to know about the soup ?

Output: If it had any lactose products.


Input:
Context: So , I was sitting at the bus exchange in town this morning , and some Nestle sales rep just walked in and started handing out free packs of soup mix to everyone . Most people were just taking them , but I felt like asking whether it had dairy in it , when she came to me . She did n't know ! - pffft , some rep . And then she said I could find someone else to give it to if it did .
Question: What did the speaker want to know about the soup ?

Output: If it had milk or similar product.


Input:
Context: Tons of weird people in there . One of the customers that must have been on meth or something found out a waitress dropped a quarter in the bottom of a grease bucket and was stoked to try and fish it out because no one else would . Just ONE of the conversations we overheard while we were there . We manage to leave Waffle House at 1:45ish thinking , " Wow , we 're gon na have plenty of time .
Question: Why is the narrator unlikely to go back to Waffle House ?

Output: The narrator feels unnerved by other patrons .


Input:
Context: Tons of weird people in there . One of the customers that must have been on meth or something found out a waitress dropped a quarter in the bottom of a grease bucket and was stoked to try and fish it out because no one else would . Just ONE of the conversations we overheard while we were there . We manage to leave Waffle House at 1:45ish thinking , " Wow , we 're gon na have plenty of time .
Question: Why is the narrator unlikely to go back to Waffle House ?

Output: The narrator feels unsafe in there .


Input:
Context: Yesterday Jon and I worked on cleaning up his Eagle Talon so that we could put it up for sale . So we have placed it on three different websites now to try and sell the damn thing so that we can pay off the Cougar . We are also getting a new bed they finally came out yesterday to look at it . I have a few spots I had to work on cleaning out before they will come do it but I am pretty sure I got them I will look later today .
Question: What happened after cleaning the talon ?

Output: We figured out how to list it online .


Input:
Context: He wanted kids , he wanted to be a dad , and if Linzi was pregnant , than that was wonderful . Sure , they 'd only been married for a few months , but they 'd been together for eight years . This was n't something they could n't handle . So with Linzi in the bathroom , Billy was sat at his desk , chin in his hands as he waited .
Question: What may Billy be thinking about as he waited for Linzi ?

Output: That he wanted to be 100 % sure that having a baby now was the right thing to do .


Input:
Context: I had been saying to Des the previous day that the rain falls vertically , wrong ! This stuff was coming at an angle , we got a bit wet , but it was not cold . The cap took us straight to the Sandbar Bar , where he expected us to get off ... WTF .
Question: What has the narrator experienced ?

Output: learning about angles.


Input:
Context: They came first for the Communists , and I did n't speak up because I was n't a Communist . Then they came for the Jews , and I did n't speak up because I was n't a Jew . Then they came for the trade unionists , and I did n't speak up because I was n't a trade unionist . Then they came for the Catholics , and I did n't speak up because I was a Protestant .
Question: What is the purpose of the post ?

Output: To teach history.


Input:
Context: I went back to Universal today as a guest and rode some rides .. The Simpsons is definately amazing by the way!And well , mostly I went back to see everyone again . It 's been almost ONE YEAR since I ' ve stepped foot back into the parks , and one year since everyone 's seen or heard of me . Well , I was completely surprised when a few characters leaped into my arms all of a sudden and gave me big hugs .. some for which I did n't even get to find out who exactly it was .. but man .
Question: Had I been to this park before ?

Output: Yes , I used to work there.


Input:
Context: I went back to Universal today as a guest and rode some rides .. The Simpsons is definately amazing by the way!And well , mostly I went back to see everyone again . It 's been almost ONE YEAR since I ' ve stepped foot back into the parks , and one year since everyone 's seen or heard of me . Well , I was completely surprised when a few characters leaped into my arms all of a sudden and gave me big hugs .. some for which I did n't even get to find out who exactly it was .. but man .
Question: Had I been to this park before ?

Output: Yes , and I was going back to visit.


Input:
Context: Your vocabulary is expanding at such an astonishing rate and are becoming somewhat of a parrot . You love baseball . You think the word " hot " also means " no . " You think the word " Dada " also means " man . ".
Question: Why is the narrator happy with the subject ?

Output: They are getting better at English .


Input:
Context: Your vocabulary is expanding at such an astonishing rate and are becoming somewhat of a parrot . You love baseball . You think the word " hot " also means " no . " You think the word " Dada " also means " man . ".
Question: Why is the narrator happy with the subject ?

Output: They are getting better at speaking .


Input:
Context: It was an enduring trait from my mortal days that the sound of a phone ringing at odd hours filled me with a sense of foreboding . I glanced at the phone before answering it , slowly awakening myself from the quiet solitude in which I had been enmeshed for several days . Lestat 's voice on the line was strained and his tone conveyed a sense of urgency and a glimpse of his underlying sorrow more faithfully than his words .
Question: what has happened to the narrator at some point prior to this ?

Output: He has died.


Input:
Context: They are still blooming and doing fine and needed only a drink to make ' me ' feel better . I still miss my folks so much , Mom always the tough one and Dad the teacher and best friend . I miss his words of wisdom and all his quick come backs , I guess I got them honestly . I visited where my Grandparents are buried and most of my Aunts and Uncles , their generation is almost gone . It 's kind of scary , the place I called home really does n't have a lot of family left , just great memories of times gone by .
Question: What may be the reason they are feeling so sad ?

Output: They miss all their family that have passed .


Input:
Context: I am not even close to being a professional , but I pride myself in how cute these pictures are . Have I mentioned how hot it is right now ? Well , we went out to do these pictures at 7 am , so it would n't be too hot for outdoor pictures .
Question: What happened after I took the photos ?

Output: I posted them on Instagram .


Input:
Context: Eric found a hiking stick and carried it along as we went . We jumped moss covered rocks to cross rivers and we took pictures as we went . Our trail appeared less and less used the further we went and we began to wonder if it had turned into a game trail . There are wild pigs here ( there are no tigers in our province ) and we saw evidence of them , but never saw a wild pig .
Question: What may we be doing right now ?

Output: Hiking.


Input:
Context: This is n't just a little joke anymore , or me being stupid . I ' m serious if you do n't love me or care about me enough to give it your all than your not worth it . Because I gave you all of me and its rediculous how I ' m the one being blamed for all this .
Question: What may be a plausible reason I am telling them that ?

Output: I am breaking up with them .


Input:
Context: This is n't just a little joke anymore , or me being stupid . I ' m serious if you do n't love me or care about me enough to give it your all than your not worth it . Because I gave you all of me and its rediculous how I ' m the one being blamed for all this .
Question: What may be a plausible reason I am telling them that ?

Output: I do n't want to be with them anymore .


Input:
Context: Morgan gets herself a glass of milk and heads to the room where Aaron is . She 's a little tired and wants to lie down and spend some time with her man . She smiles at him . " Hey stud muffin .
Question: What will Morgan and Aaron do next ?

Output: They will cuddle .


Input:
Context: Morgan gets herself a glass of milk and heads to the room where Aaron is . She 's a little tired and wants to lie down and spend some time with her man . She smiles at him . " Hey stud muffin .
Question: What will Morgan and Aaron do next ?

Output: They will talk about their day .


Input:
Context: Everyone else seems to be getting great offers and I ca n't get someone to look at me . In fact , I was rejected for yet another job today . Associate Director of Financial Aid at Georgetown Law . Now do n't get me wrong , I never expected to get the job . I had a great interview and was very impressive , but I know I overimpressed them .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves lately ?

Output: They are getting rejected for gigs .


Input:
Context: Everyone else seems to be getting great offers and I ca n't get someone to look at me . In fact , I was rejected for yet another job today . Associate Director of Financial Aid at Georgetown Law . Now do n't get me wrong , I never expected to get the job . I had a great interview and was very impressive , but I know I overimpressed them .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves lately ?

Output: They are getting rejected for jobs .


Input:
Context: He will use $ 500 from Meetup HQ as seed money for a local campaign to help all Raleigh area Meetups grow . From what we ' ve seen he is cooking up something pretty cool ( stay tuned ) . Afterwards , Dean demonstrated his social organizing skills and showed us around downtown Raleigh and hung out with us the entire night ! We had such a great time .
Question: How would describe the organizer to the larger group ?

Output: He is very ambitious career - wise .


Input:
Context: He will use $ 500 from Meetup HQ as seed money for a local campaign to help all Raleigh area Meetups grow . From what we ' ve seen he is cooking up something pretty cool ( stay tuned ) . Afterwards , Dean demonstrated his social organizing skills and showed us around downtown Raleigh and hung out with us the entire night ! We had such a great time .
Question: How would describe the organizer to the larger group ?

Output: He is very entrepreneurial .


Input:
Context: We had two controllers but really only the gravity one was doing much controlling . We had no blasters but no shields of any kind . We did have an empathy defender which was the first time i ' ve teamed with a pure healer since i ' ve been back in the game .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit alarmed ?

Output: Their gaming strategy is not going right .


Input:
Context: Before I start on this entry , let me give you a quick reminder : I like driving around and exploring . Well , I should say I LIKED it , then gas prices did what they did , so now , I ' m not likin ' it so much . Alright , so yesterday , I got bored and decided to go for one of those drives . I did n't have a particular destination - it was just my day off , I was bored , everyone else was working , and I wanted out of Fresno .
Question: Why may the narrator have some reservations about driving ?

Output: They do n't like gas prices .


Input:
Context: Before I start on this entry , let me give you a quick reminder : I like driving around and exploring . Well , I should say I LIKED it , then gas prices did what they did , so now , I ' m not likin ' it so much . Alright , so yesterday , I got bored and decided to go for one of those drives . I did n't have a particular destination - it was just my day off , I was bored , everyone else was working , and I wanted out of Fresno .
Question: Why may the narrator have some reservations about driving ?

Output: They do n't like the price of Gas .


Input:
Context: My favorite way to cook and eat a potato is to take a russet or Idaho potato and bake it in the oven until the inside is soft and fluffy and the outside is crisp . I do not wrap the potato in tin foil because I need that crispy skin and I just think it gives the inside a different , less optimal texture . 400 degrees F for 45 minutes is usually what it takes .
Question: What may happen to the potato as it cooks in the oven ?

Output: The skin of the potato will get cooked perfectly .


Input:
Context: This was the first day of school , I had a student get so worked up that she threw up on herself , I had criers all day ... it was an interesting day where I found myself trying to figure out what I was doing out here in Egypt . But I talked to the other seasoned teachers and they all had havoc so I guess it was n't all too bad then . Today was a lot better , only one crier but he eventually dried up his tears . But I already have a troublesome child whom I would love to just glue the seat of his pants to a chair ; he 's always wandering here and there , and always needing to change chairs .
Question: What is my occupation ?

Output: I am a kindergarten teacher at an elementary school .


Input:
Context: This was the first day of school , I had a student get so worked up that she threw up on herself , I had criers all day ... it was an interesting day where I found myself trying to figure out what I was doing out here in Egypt . But I talked to the other seasoned teachers and they all had havoc so I guess it was n't all too bad then . Today was a lot better , only one crier but he eventually dried up his tears . But I already have a troublesome child whom I would love to just glue the seat of his pants to a chair ; he 's always wandering here and there , and always needing to change chairs .
Question: What is my occupation ?

Output: I work at the local elementary school in a kindergarten class .


Input:
Context: Yup , I ' m that guy . Then we sat in the rain for an hour and a half , with some somewhat funny side entertainment , waiting for the gold medal match to happen . Side note during that time : So guess who walks in , 5 feet to my left ? My boy , Vince Vaughn .
Question: Why did they wait for the gold medal match to happen ?

Output: Because they thought it would be enjoyable to watch .


Input:
Context: I went off to school to learn to be a music teacher and ended up having the love of music drained out of me . Doug , however , just went out and played . How I envied his pure love of music and I realized how much of him I had missed out on .
Question: Why does the narrator refuse to play music ?

Output: The narrator can no longer muster up a passion for music .


Input:
Context: I went off to school to learn to be a music teacher and ended up having the love of music drained out of me . Doug , however , just went out and played . How I envied his pure love of music and I realized how much of him I had missed out on .
Question: Why does the narrator refuse to play music ?

Output: The narrator lost their love of the music .


Input:
Context: I am fighting this . I talked to Nathan quite briefly yesterday during court in a message online on my MSN phone . He thought the way I was talking about getting my necklace that I was trying to avoid him , which is n't true . When I got home I apologized for the abruptness of the conversation ending and then made some references to sitting in his backyard in the warm sun without clothing waiting for him .
Question: Why does the narrator seem so conflicted and stressed ?

Output: They are having issues with a boyfriend .


Input:
Context: I am fighting this . I talked to Nathan quite briefly yesterday during court in a message online on my MSN phone . He thought the way I was talking about getting my necklace that I was trying to avoid him , which is n't true . When I got home I apologized for the abruptness of the conversation ending and then made some references to sitting in his backyard in the warm sun without clothing waiting for him .
Question: Why does the narrator seem so conflicted and stressed ?

Output: They are having issues with a partner .


Input:
Context: Well ... i leave for school tomorrow ... and there is a blanket of clouds outside my window , so i guess that means the summer is officially over , and that makes me sad : ( this summer has been amazing : i went to costa rica for a month ... it was an amazing trip , not to mention the upper division college credit ! i made some awesome friends ... and found a dead body on the side of the river ( AWESOME ! ) ... no seriously ... i really did ... and it scared the shit out of me .
Question: What might have been the reason for the   dead body being there ?

Output: Someone drowned.


Input:
Context: Anyway , from the long wait in the waiting room to the over anxious feelings about seeing our child for the first time on the monitor , we also had a chance to get to know our Delivering Dr. who we are very excited about ! Our next appointment she said we will be able to hear the heart beat , and we are both soooo excited ! ! We are due November 9 , 2008 giving us a new little one by the Holidays ! Stay tuned to see what happens next .
Question: Where are they when they are waiting ?

Output: They are in the waiting room waiting to see the obstetrician .


Input:
Context: Every time we talk I learn something else new about the dairy process or the cows . On average they birth a cow every other day . This past weekend they had a large amount of births so things will be slow for the next couple of weeks .
Question: Why will the number of births over the weekend affect whether things will be slow ?

Output: All of the cows that were at term have already delivered .


Input:
Context: Every time we talk I learn something else new about the dairy process or the cows . On average they birth a cow every other day . This past weekend they had a large amount of births so things will be slow for the next couple of weeks .
Question: Why will the number of births over the weekend affect whether things will be slow ?

Output: There are no more cows that are due to birth within the next few weeks .


Input:
Context: This is how it always goes . I wake up thinking that I ' m doing better , but as I start moving around , the headache demons return . As I was walking out of the bathroom , I heard that weird tapping sound again . I paused .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They have been feeling ill .


Input:
Context: I wondered aloud today whether I should worry about all the blood I ' m losing to karate bruises . Beth said it was probably good for my body because it forces me to produce clean , fresh blood . So I got some fresh bruises on my lower legs and upper arms today . Ironically , I ad pads on my lower legs , but still managed to bruise them soundly .
Question: Why is the writer getting bruises ?

Output: They 're getting hit with strikes in the karate class .


Input:
Context: Hi All I need a good designer to work on Landing pages . I have a lot of work for a good designer . Hit me on MSN to discuss projects and payment .
Question: What kind of designer are they most likely looking for ?

Output: Web page designer.


Input:
Context: I ' m working through something I ca n't name as yet . The something is me and my terror of abandonment and insecurity and old rage and mother - loss and exile and dread of the unknown . During the day I am generally fine .
Question: What happens when the night comes along ?

Output: I tend to feel depressed , anxious and sad and can not cope with my feelings.


Input:
Context: That he 's been " good on global warming " and campaign finance . Say that enough , and you know what happens ? People start to believe it ! You ' ve sold them on the idea that McCain is n't a bad egg , and they do not hear the rest of what you have to say : " But John McCain is four more years of George W.
Question: What type of ideology is the narrator showing here ?

Output: They are liberal .


Input:
Context: That he 's been " good on global warming " and campaign finance . Say that enough , and you know what happens ? People start to believe it ! You ' ve sold them on the idea that McCain is n't a bad egg , and they do not hear the rest of what you have to say : " But John McCain is four more years of George W.
Question: What type of ideology is the narrator showing here ?

Output: They are progressive .


Input:
Context: I ' m working afternoons this week , but as there was nothing much happening , and given that I worked overtime on both weekend days this week , I decided to book a half day , pop up to Tesco , and buy some booze . I have n't had alcohol of any kind in months , and it was months before that too , but I was just in the mood today , for whatever reason . I bought a bunch of other crap while there , and when I got to the till I asked for a bottle of Jack Daniels . I normally drink vodka , but did n't feel like it today , and JD is the only whiskey I actually like .
Question: Why might I have thought it was a good time to work a half - day at work ?

Output: I had worked over the normal times on two other days so I was set for hours .


Input:
Context: Because I have the fan on the floor but it 's hot in my apartment . This sucks balls . But I ' m going to bed soon . I had my infusion yesterday , and as always , it 's made me feel like a new person . Not enough to make me do jumping jacks or anything like that , but at least I feel like an upright human being rather than a bent over 96 year old .
Question: What is the reason an Infusion makes you feel like a new person ?

Output: It is a medical procedure that is a therapy which improves health and makes you feel better .


Input:
Context: Because I have the fan on the floor but it 's hot in my apartment . This sucks balls . But I ' m going to bed soon . I had my infusion yesterday , and as always , it 's made me feel like a new person . Not enough to make me do jumping jacks or anything like that , but at least I feel like an upright human being rather than a bent over 96 year old .
Question: What is the reason an Infusion makes you feel like a new person ?

Output: It might reinvigorate your blood .


Input:
Context: A new Friday , a new week . Nothing much really happened this week . Lets see : Monday - I finished my anime series " My - Otome " Very good series . One of my favorite anime series . Tuesday - Had a bad day on the phones .
Question: Why did they have a bad day on the phones ?

Output: They had dealt with a lot of rude customers .


Input:
Context: A new Friday , a new week . Nothing much really happened this week . Lets see : Monday - I finished my anime series " My - Otome " Very good series . One of my favorite anime series . Tuesday - Had a bad day on the phones .
Question: Why did they have a bad day on the phones ?

Output: They were unable to get many sales .


Input:
Context: It was a great sign of things to come , which certainly proved true after the release of the new album . Hopefully they stick to their roots , and do n't let all of this recent success blow up their heads . I quite like their current sound , and do n't want to see that change with the possibility of over - production and poor songwriting . Anyway , enjoy their performance of " I ' m Not Gon na Teach Your Boyfriend ... " which aired last night .
Question: Why is the narrator so worried about the band 's output ?

Output: The narrator feels fame can lead to bad music .


Input:
Context: It was a great sign of things to come , which certainly proved true after the release of the new album . Hopefully they stick to their roots , and do n't let all of this recent success blow up their heads . I quite like their current sound , and do n't want to see that change with the possibility of over - production and poor songwriting . Anyway , enjoy their performance of " I ' m Not Gon na Teach Your Boyfriend ... " which aired last night .
Question: Why is the narrator so worried about the band 's output ?

Output: The narrator feels successful bands go downhill .


Input:
Context: I sat in the corner and watched the night unfold . He dedicated " Roll to Me " to me , as it 's now Our Song . A woman asked , " You two married ? ".
Question: Why did a woman ask if we are married ?

Output: We looked intimate .


Input:
Context: Every single day . Living a lie . Misery and oppression . Ordinary and pathetic . I do n't know if you ' ve ever gone through this , but sometimes I find myself with girls I do n't like . I think I ' m with them in the first place because I 'd rather spend a moment with a girls arms around me , hugging me back on purpose , than another night alone in a cold , dark room .
Question: Why does this person seem so downcast in their narrative ?

Output: The person feels that they are isolated .


Input:
Context: Every single day . Living a lie . Misery and oppression . Ordinary and pathetic . I do n't know if you ' ve ever gone through this , but sometimes I find myself with girls I do n't like . I think I ' m with them in the first place because I 'd rather spend a moment with a girls arms around me , hugging me back on purpose , than another night alone in a cold , dark room .
Question: Why does this person seem so downcast in their narrative ?

Output: The person is feeling lonely and wanting human contact .


Input:
Context: My mood dampened immediately when class ended . Because , I know that I will have to go back to that dreaded place . While walking on my street , my feet felt heavy , I walked at a pace so slow that contradicted my usual short and quick steps . My heart felt like it was weighted down by a whale , and I looked ahead miserably , wishing I could turn back and go elsewhere ; anywhere but that dreaded place .
Question: Why is the place dreaded ?

Output: Because I really do n't like it there .


Input:
Context: I wanted to remain with my girlfriend alone . I took her by hand and we moved upstairs . We sat together , I forgot exactly what had happened to her but I was really astonished when she whispered in my ears words that totally left me perplexed . It seemed like she had also been waiting for this night , for she whispered in my ears : " Have you ever seen a naked girl ? " I responded to her " No " .
Question: What may be a fact about this person and their girlfriend ?

Output: They had never seen each other naked yet .


Input:
Context: I wanted to remain with my girlfriend alone . I took her by hand and we moved upstairs . We sat together , I forgot exactly what had happened to her but I was really astonished when she whispered in my ears words that totally left me perplexed . It seemed like she had also been waiting for this night , for she whispered in my ears : " Have you ever seen a naked girl ? " I responded to her " No " .
Question: What may be a fact about this person and their girlfriend ?

Output: They were ready to start getting intimate .


Input:
Context: I have n't written about it in a while , but I have Rheumatoid Arthritis . It really stinks . I hate it . So far I have not seen the " silver lining " in the cloud , or the " sunshine through the storm . ".
Question: Why is the person upset about having Rheumatoid Arthritis ?

Output: This person likes to write but is having a hard time due to the condition .


Input:
Context: And every once in awhile it would leap across my bow with a frustrated growl , plow through the field to the just - as - backed - up frontage road and into the snarling midst of others just like itself . The fire of the eighteen - wheeler was so intense that it damaged the road itself . When I finally drove by the scene of the accident , they were repaving some of the highway . The truck had been burned so badly it had fallen to pieces that they picked up with a bulldozer .
Question: Why did they need to lift the vehicle up with the help of a bulldozer ?

Output: The vehicle was put on fire due to an accident it had been involved with .


Input:
Context: Okay , maybe " rock " is n't the correct word but holy crap I had a great time last night at their US opening show ! WOOT WOOT !.
Question: How did the concert go on opening night ?

Output: It was a success .


Input:
Context: Okay , maybe " rock " is n't the correct word but holy crap I had a great time last night at their US opening show ! WOOT WOOT !.
Question: How did the concert go on opening night ?

Output: It went well .


Input:
Context: We also let the folks present know that they were now part of the Alpha playtest group , as part of our apology , and Fred will be hooking people up this week . After that wrapped up , Lenny ran a character creation session for folks and showed off the game a little . I believe we did right by folks , and I hope the people present felt so as well . On a purely personal level , it was very satisfying to stand shoulder to shoulder with the rest of the crew and step up .
Question: Why did Lenny run a character creation session ?

Output: to show off the game.


Input:
Context: haha ... great times . in closing on saturday night , a certain vase from a certain lobby just happened to fall into the backpack that i was wearing and managed to come home with us that evening . oh and we went to this 24/7 burger king and as we pull up , the operator person says , we 're closed , we 're only serving breakfast . come back in thirty minutes to get burgers .
Question: What is the reason a certain vase fell into the backpack ?

Output: I stole it .


Input:
Context: haha ... great times . in closing on saturday night , a certain vase from a certain lobby just happened to fall into the backpack that i was wearing and managed to come home with us that evening . oh and we went to this 24/7 burger king and as we pull up , the operator person says , we 're closed , we 're only serving breakfast . come back in thirty minutes to get burgers .
Question: What is the reason a certain vase fell into the backpack ?

Output: Someone helped me steal the vase .


Input:
Context: One has to be firm with him . That was the main thing I discovered over the saddle blankie fiasco and when Tammy showed me how clever he was at using his bulk to avoid things . He 'll block you with a shoulder so you ca n't do stuff . He gets over it , though and if you are very clear he learns very quickly , because he loves to please . The thing is , though , that having worked so closely with him and seeing how he asks , how he shows , I can use that with other horses who are n't as clear .
Question: Which of the following is not true about Tammy ?

Output: He is slow at picking up instructions .


Input:
Context: Okay kids - so one thing that you may want to know about me is that your dad and I really enjoy watching T.V. together . After you are in bed that is what we like to do .
Question: Why is the narrator explaining her likes to her children ?

Output: The narrator wants to express a desire to get some alone time .


Input:
Context: Okay kids - so one thing that you may want to know about me is that your dad and I really enjoy watching T.V. together . After you are in bed that is what we like to do .
Question: Why is the narrator explaining her likes to her children ?

Output: The narrator wants to express a desire to get some down time .


Input:
Context: So that gave Brother an idea for a stunt and he jumped up and claimed he could jump from one step to the other ( it was probably a meter between the two ) . I was very doubtful of said stunt but encourage none the less . So he lined himself up and leaped with grace and with arms flailing to show his theatrical - ness but then got his footing all wrong and ended up tripping his landing as his foot slid off the step and he went flying onto the ( empty ) road .
Question: What type of person is my brother ?

Output: Someone who has little fear .


Input:
Context: So that gave Brother an idea for a stunt and he jumped up and claimed he could jump from one step to the other ( it was probably a meter between the two ) . I was very doubtful of said stunt but encourage none the less . So he lined himself up and leaped with grace and with arms flailing to show his theatrical - ness but then got his footing all wrong and ended up tripping his landing as his foot slid off the step and he went flying onto the ( empty ) road .
Question: What type of person is my brother ?

Output: Someone who likes to show off .


Input:
Context: There we played racquetball and swam . Right now I am listening to a cassette of music by Mozart . On Wednesday I went with Casey to his company picnic . On Tuesday I went on a walk with Melanie .
Question: What was the reason for the walk ?

Output: I wanted to catch up with Melanie .


Input:
Context: Television and is unfortunately not Joel McHale . It really does n't matter who the other guy is , because an E ! Television correspondent will be bad enough for any two ordinary people . And all of this will take place on my birthday this year . So take a hike , mouse .
Question: Why is the narrator no longer happy with the E network ?

Output: Joel Mchale is absent .


Input:
Context: Television and is unfortunately not Joel McHale . It really does n't matter who the other guy is , because an E ! Television correspondent will be bad enough for any two ordinary people . And all of this will take place on my birthday this year . So take a hike , mouse .
Question: Why is the narrator no longer happy with the E network ?

Output: Joel Mchale is no longer there .


Input:
Context: No - one is predicting lower oil prices in future , and the US economy is going to take a while to turn around . If it does . Because if the Republicans are allowed to steal another election ( John McCain just bought Diebold who make the voting machines ) business as usual will return . Which puts off the recovery even longer .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are critical of the Republican party .


Input:
Context: Then I had met another guy who was going to the same university in the flight . So we went around the houston airport for a while , as our ground shuttle was supposed to pick us up at 9:30 pm . The shuttle arrived at the airport around half an hour late .
Question: Why may the shuttle have been late ?

Output: There was very heavy traffic around the airport at the time .


Input:
Context: The strange process of expulsion resumed , the hill peaking high with a pulsing movement and the skin tearing open . Rin could only hover in sympathetic agony while Manji bit down on a peeled stick and dug his fingers into the gravel . Again the emergence stopped and the rent began to heal , though the protrusion did n't retreat .
Question: What is the reason Manji bit down on a peeled stick ?

Output: Biting a stick was a way to forget the pain being felt .


Input:
Context: The strange process of expulsion resumed , the hill peaking high with a pulsing movement and the skin tearing open . Rin could only hover in sympathetic agony while Manji bit down on a peeled stick and dug his fingers into the gravel . Again the emergence stopped and the rent began to heal , though the protrusion did n't retreat .
Question: What is the reason Manji bit down on a peeled stick ?

Output: Manji was in great pain and biting a stick is a trick to deflect the focus of the pain .


Input:
Context: We arrived in Cincinnati with just enough time to check in at our hotel , drop off our bags and head to the stadium . It was very difficult to find The Great American Ball Park because , well , the signs were all faded . And , they told you to turn when you really needed to go straight . It was all very confusing .
Question: Why did the narrator not enjoy the baseball game ?

Output: The stadium was poorly designed .


Input:
Context: The second dream was about my family renting a Sudan and a RV to go camping . My dad forgot to put the break on the Sudan so I go running down the hill in a desperate attempt to stop it . It seemed to land in a small ( but deep ) pond . As I ran from rock to rock to check out the damage , I got attacked by Hippos and started to run .
Question: What was a reoccurring theme in the dream ?

Output: Running shows up in the dream several times.


Input:
Context: My children had a hankering for something with peanut sauce , I made a noodle salad with cucumber , red pepper , scallions and stir fried chicken ( for the meal eaters ) and a spicy peanut sauce . It is fairly easy , and as a lot of my cooking , done to taste , so get extra ingredients . Also this can be as sweet or as spicy as your group likes ... .my group likes spicy .
Question: What kind of food do the children like to eat ?

Output: The children like Thai food .


Input:
Context: His advice was to stay on the phone with 911 , provide accurate descriptions and if possible watch what they do with the illegal substance . By keeping more watchful eyes on the park , we can hold lawbreakers accountable for their actions . The tide will turn ... Additionally , I ran into Maureen , a homeless woman who has helped us in the park cleaning project .
Question: Why was the writer on the phone with 911 ?

Output: Because some people were seen with an illegal substance.


Input:
Context: I put it in park and then back into reverse . It shifts into gear and starts to back up . So I tap the brake and then shift to 2 in sst . It shifts into gear and then starts to creep forward , but I still have no throttle response .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They will ask for advice about what to do for the throttle .


Input:
Context: Fred , very , very confused and scared , flew into my living room and began to orbit circles around my coffee table . After a minute or so , he landed on the back of a black dress my boyfriend had just bought for me and I had hung on the back of the door that leads from the living room to the bedroom . We opened up all the windows and took off the screens hoping he 'd fly away on his own accord . It did n't work .
Question: Who is Fred ?

Output: Fred is   a Bat.


Input:
Context: Fred , very , very confused and scared , flew into my living room and began to orbit circles around my coffee table . After a minute or so , he landed on the back of a black dress my boyfriend had just bought for me and I had hung on the back of the door that leads from the living room to the bedroom . We opened up all the windows and took off the screens hoping he 'd fly away on his own accord . It did n't work .
Question: Who is Fred ?

Output: Fred is a Bird.


Input:
Context: We left Vienna on the overnight train to Venice . I had successfully managed to book a couchette for us when we were in Berlin and I had hoped that we 'd have a cabin to ourselves but it was n't to be . There were six beds in the couchette .
Question: What may be the reason for having so many couchette 's in a room ?

Output: They need to accommodate a lot of people .


Input:
Context: Probably cause I was outnumbered by adults . I grew up in a family setting , which consisted of my mothers parents , my mother and me . One of those " Baby Boomers " who was born in Germany two years after WWII ended .
Question: How was I related to the other two people in the house besides my mother ?

Output: My mother 's parents are my grandparents .


Input:
Context: Another piece of his story . When we first brought Zeke and Kora home , the doctors did a myriad of test and work - ups . We expected the parasites and things like anemia to show up . But we knew the kids had been tested previously for most other things , so we did not anticipate any shocking revelations .
Question: What is the reason there would have been a myriad of test and work - ups done ?

Output: We do n't know if they had been well cared for or not and we wanted to make sure they were healthy .


Input:
Context: On the way to dinner tonight there was a table with people signing up students to vote in November . I asked my friend Justin if he was going to vote and he replied apathetically , not because he did n't support a candidate but because registering was just too much for him . It was a hassle .
Question: What may have been Justin 's reason for not signing up to vote ?

Output: He felt that he had better things to do .


Input:
Context: In the final scene right after old lady Rose throws the Heart of the Ocean back into the ocean and ruins her family 's financial future there is the scene of her in her bed . The scene then goes to the underwater Titanic and then young Rose is reunited with Jack and all of the others are clapping . To this day I always thought this was the old lady dreaming or a small chance that they were actually married on the ship and she was recalling this . Remember , near the end when she was on the rescue ship she identified herself as Rose Dawson .
Question: Why did I talk about this movie in detail .?

Output: I am a big fan of this movie and enjoy watching it .


Input:
Context: In the final scene right after old lady Rose throws the Heart of the Ocean back into the ocean and ruins her family 's financial future there is the scene of her in her bed . The scene then goes to the underwater Titanic and then young Rose is reunited with Jack and all of the others are clapping . To this day I always thought this was the old lady dreaming or a small chance that they were actually married on the ship and she was recalling this . Remember , near the end when she was on the rescue ship she identified herself as Rose Dawson .
Question: Why did I talk about this movie in detail .?

Output: The movie left me with questions and I am trying to provide a solution.


Input:
Context: Almost like a puzzle , mentally piecing what is happening . I got turned down for multiple jobs before I got hired on at Comptech . One week before my family reunion , I had no idea what I was going to do . I was n't going to quit North River without finding another place to work .
Question: What may have caused you to quit North River ?

Output: I found a different path for my career .


Input:
Context: This reminds me of Ah Gong 's big & winkled hands , I miss him , alot . ) : It 's already September now . Time does n't feel like it 's flying but zooming .
Question: What may of happened to him ?

Output: He passed away .


Input:
Context: LOL . I also took the opportunity to start my koi fish drawing , but I have to actually sit down and do a Serious Tattoo Pattern , because the one that I did is much too large , and it actually goes off the paper . That simply will not do . Well at least I 'll have something to do tomorrow .. : DI have not been online as often as I 'd like , mostly due to dial up .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer is drawing serious tattoo pattern ?

Output: They are a tattoo artist .


Input:
Context: . These are the ' stock ' I still have in my storage . What am I going to do with them now ? I ' ve just received some SMSes telling me to dump them all away as they might be tainted with melamine too .
Question: What things would NOT be affected by melamine?

Output: Silicone lining.


Input:
Context: The weather was starting to bother me quite a bit , and I really wanted to leap into her arms for warmth , but I know that would be utterly foolish , and quite impossible . She pulls out the affirmation I wrote the previous day , and holds it to her face , possibly reading , or maybe just to let me know that she retained it . She takes a sip of her hot chocolate , wincing slightly as she burns her tongue . Her phone rings , and she excuses herself to take the call .
Question: Why was the weather starting to bother me ?

Output: It was getting too cold for me.


Input:
Context: " I think you were more of a father than you knew , " I whispered . Before I knew what I was doing , I was walking towards him .
Question: Why did I whisper to him?

Output: I wanted to soothe him with my words.


Input:
Context: " I think you were more of a father than you knew , " I whispered . Before I knew what I was doing , I was walking towards him .
Question: Why did I whisper to him?

Output: I was trying to calm him down.


Input:
Context: Another car pulled up and that body was also whisked away . By this time there were about five police officers on motorcycles at the scene . One officer was vainly trying to sop up the largest pool of blood with a rag or towel . The whole episode took about two minutes . No sooner had the second body been taken away than people were again walking along the footpath , literally stepping over blood , seemingly taking no notice or perhaps too afraid to stop . No crowd of onlookers gathered and no crime scene was set up . There was no collection of evidence and any forensic evidence was being contaminated .
Question: Why would there be police at the scene ?

Output: There was a death .


Input:
Context: My grandparents and my Aunt were the first to get there and I gave them the tour . I started putting out the food and even more people started showing up . Ms. Sealy came over , along with my parents , Jon 's parents , brother , sister and rodger and also my sister and Drew . We played bags outside , chatted with each other ... etc .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They hosted a party for family and friends.


Input:
Context: My grandparents and my Aunt were the first to get there and I gave them the tour . I started putting out the food and even more people started showing up . Ms. Sealy came over , along with my parents , Jon 's parents , brother , sister and rodger and also my sister and Drew . We played bags outside , chatted with each other ... etc .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They moved to a new home.


Input:
Context: At one point , I remember praying out loud , " God , what in the world is happening ? " I was the only one in the church office that day , so I fielded phone call after phone call . For some reason , everyone wanted to call their church as the events unfolded . Actually , I think I know the reason why they called . Because in times of uncertainty and crisis , the church remains unshaken .
Question: What religion may they practice ?

Output: Christianity.


Input:
Context: Eventually , they would pass my peers and I for doing the bare minimum , which benefited them just as much as it benefited us . After class , I might gather with friends to smoke pot , drink forties and critique each other 's artwork . Rarely would we gather to study for a math or psychology test - and rarely did it matter .
Question: What type of student does the narrator seem to be ?

Output: They are a bad student .


Input:
Context: Eventually , they would pass my peers and I for doing the bare minimum , which benefited them just as much as it benefited us . After class , I might gather with friends to smoke pot , drink forties and critique each other 's artwork . Rarely would we gather to study for a math or psychology test - and rarely did it matter .
Question: What type of student does the narrator seem to be ?

Output: They are a poor student .


Input:
Context: No problem . But as I sat and danced , she ended up standing next to me and we talked for a few hours . We were vibing and she stuck to me like glue for most of the show . Then , during a long moment where I helped the band load equipment I took too long without letting her know I was still there and she went home .
Question: what does the narrator have a problem with ?

Output: telling a person he likes what he really feels.


Input:
Context: This morning on my way to the bus stop , I saw a very happy , friksy three - legged dog . So cute!Also , at the bus stop , a weird squeaky clean & rather preppy pan handler asked me for change for a cup of coffee from this little cafe across from the bus stop . He said he only had 50 cents and was in dire need . I thought I had some change in my wallet , so I started digging it out of my backpack .
Question: Why was the narrator going through their pockets for change ?

Output: To give to a homeless man .


Input:
Context: This morning on my way to the bus stop , I saw a very happy , friksy three - legged dog . So cute!Also , at the bus stop , a weird squeaky clean & rather preppy pan handler asked me for change for a cup of coffee from this little cafe across from the bus stop . He said he only had 50 cents and was in dire need . I thought I had some change in my wallet , so I started digging it out of my backpack .
Question: Why was the narrator going through their pockets for change ?

Output: To give to a street person .


Input:
Context: As I smiled back at you I told you " Thank you baby I just love to show off my body . " You got a even bigger smile as you said " Well it 's one hot body to show off . " When we got in your house you showed me to the kitchen and told me to help myself to whatever I wanted .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They talked about what drink they got .


Input:
Context: If he seeks Nirvana or Blissful Land , he is bound to seeking Nirvana or Blissful Land . He who is truly free does not seek Now or Presence . If he seeks Now or Presence , he is bound to seeking Now or Presence .
Question: Why does he look for Now ?

Output: He is not truly free .


Input:
Context: A short tram ride gets visitors to the top of the hill , where there is no way in hell for any visitor to see everything in one day . We must go back!4 . We also , while down south , visited Universal Studios , more to ride the backlot than anything else .
Question: Where has the narrator gone and visited ?

Output: They have visited Florida .


Input:
Context: A short tram ride gets visitors to the top of the hill , where there is no way in hell for any visitor to see everything in one day . We must go back!4 . We also , while down south , visited Universal Studios , more to ride the backlot than anything else .
Question: Where has the narrator gone and visited ?

Output: They have visited Universal Studios .


Input:
Context: He would just flash me this amazing smile . the funny thing was i kept getting hit on . A couple people came up to me when i was standing there , a couple friends were flirting with me when i was smoking , and i was talking to this other guy that was dancing . I know i gave him my number , and i think it was right in front of him .
Question: Why did the man smile widely at the speaker and proceed to hit on her ?

Output: He wants to make his attraction clear and is trying to be proactive about doing so.


Input:
Context: One event I hate , is high jump . I ' ve had a bad history with high jump * evil stare * . Anyway , yesterday I went to church with my friend . I slept over with my friend so I had to go to church with her .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer hates high jump ?

Output: Because they are not good at it .


Input:
Context: In my Fresher year of uni I was one of potentially millions who came under the spell of Facebook . Back then it was only open to university students , and only then , if their university had agreed to participate . It was a great way to get to know a little more about your new friends and a fun way to find common ground and spur on patriotism towards your undeniably superior university . About five months ago I realised that Facebook had radically changed to a point where the original aim seemed to have been lost amidst the hype .
Question: What may happen after joining Facebook while in university ?

Output: We could easily connect with more friends on campus .


Input:
Context: Woo , internet at the mall . I was afraid I would n't be able to connect to the network -- I get at least three guests a week who can not for the life of them figure out how to connect -- but it was easy . Set up a new network connection , put in the network 's name , set the security to No Encryption ( Open ) , and voila !.
Question: What may happen if there is no internet at the mall ?

Output: I would no tbe able to connect to a network.


Input:
Context: Woo , internet at the mall . I was afraid I would n't be able to connect to the network -- I get at least three guests a week who can not for the life of them figure out how to connect -- but it was easy . Set up a new network connection , put in the network 's name , set the security to No Encryption ( Open ) , and voila !.
Question: What may happen if there is no internet at the mall ?

Output: No network would be available to connect.


Input:
Context: Their friendships are forged out of a blend of fear of the unknown , and a lot of downtime , where talking is the best and only way to pass it . And , to a much less serious scale , that 's exactly what 's happened . We all understood the frustration with the testing , the fear of termination that loomed over our grade on those tests .
Question: What may happen during the time leading up to their tests ?

Output: They will all study together .


Input:
Context: Their friendships are forged out of a blend of fear of the unknown , and a lot of downtime , where talking is the best and only way to pass it . And , to a much less serious scale , that 's exactly what 's happened . We all understood the frustration with the testing , the fear of termination that loomed over our grade on those tests .
Question: What may happen during the time leading up to their tests ?

Output: They will work hard to prepare for the test .


Input:
Context: The warm golden scenery betraying just how biting cold it was outside . Darren clutched himself and shivered slightly despite the cozy warmth that fulfilled the house . He considered returning to bed and into the arms of his husband but decided to go downstairs to be alone and in silence while he tried to remember his dream .
Question: What do you know about the narrator 's Husband ?

Output: He is gay .


Input:
Context: Their baby . Tonks stood in place , simply stroking his hair . It was then she truly understood the different facets of love . Her love for Severus was selfish . It was all about her wants and her needs .
Question: How does she feel about her baby ?

Output: She loves him a lot.


Input:
Context: I know that 's going to be some good ' Craic ' ( That 's Gaelic for fun / good times ) . Their subway is much nicer than our , but that 's b / c it closes at like midnight . The seats are cushioned , but the cars are so small and narrow & not air conditioned . The whole thing is better ventilated tho ' .
Question: What country can you assume the author is in based off the language used ?

Output: The author is in Scotland .


Input:
Context: What 's more , in the backstage scene involving Jack and his mother , the presence of blackface subverts the dramatic intent of the scene . When Jack 's mother cries out that her son has to come home to be reconciled with his dying dad , it 's supposed to be heartbreaking , but all I could pay attention to was Jolson 's blackened face and curly wig . Surely that could n't have been the film 's intention , could it?But even out of blackface , Jolson 's performance has n't aged well at all .
Question: What is the underlying concern at the heart of the narrator 's issue ?

Output: They are concerned about racism .


Input:
Context: What 's more , in the backstage scene involving Jack and his mother , the presence of blackface subverts the dramatic intent of the scene . When Jack 's mother cries out that her son has to come home to be reconciled with his dying dad , it 's supposed to be heartbreaking , but all I could pay attention to was Jolson 's blackened face and curly wig . Surely that could n't have been the film 's intention , could it?But even out of blackface , Jolson 's performance has n't aged well at all .
Question: What is the underlying concern at the heart of the narrator 's issue ?

Output: They are concerned about the social impact of racial makeup .


Input:
Context: If it 's not there , we 're not doing it ; ) I have n't heard anything more other than that I have a trip on Monday . An easy one from the look of it too . So hopefully I have Sunday free as promised by my boss . Want to get a few things done .
Question: How will the narrator be spending Sunday ?

Output: Doing nothing .


Input:
Context: If it 's not there , we 're not doing it ; ) I have n't heard anything more other than that I have a trip on Monday . An easy one from the look of it too . So hopefully I have Sunday free as promised by my boss . Want to get a few things done .
Question: How will the narrator be spending Sunday ?

Output: Doing their hobbies .


Input:
Context: I woke up on Monday to a sweet email from a sweet guy , and smiled . And then , slowly , it all started rushing over me . Sunday , Race for the Cure , was the most incredible experience , but it was also slightly horrifying .
Question: Why was the experience sllightly horrifiying ?

Output: It was difficult to hear stories about people who have passed away .


Input:
Context: I woke up on Monday to a sweet email from a sweet guy , and smiled . And then , slowly , it all started rushing over me . Sunday , Race for the Cure , was the most incredible experience , but it was also slightly horrifying .
Question: Why was the experience sllightly horrifiying ?

Output: It was upseting to realize how many people are affected by cancer .


Input:
Context: I never knew it would hurt so much I did n't think I 'd be one of those people to react like THAT . I did n't know it was POSSIBLE to react like that . I guess there 's a first time for everything .
Question: What may be the reason for their feelings about the break - up ?

Output: It had hurt them more than they thought .


Input:
Context: But we 'd been steering clear because Christmas is three days before our wedding , and we 're all ( ourselves , bridal party and family members ) are staying in the small town in which our venue is located . So at this point we really want to nix her services and do it ourselves with the help of everyone who has offered . This will save us the $ 250 , but we 're in a pickle trying to figure out how or when we would prepare everything .
Question: What may be a fact about their wedding situation ?

Output: They are trying to budget the wedding costs .


Input:
Context: But we 'd been steering clear because Christmas is three days before our wedding , and we 're all ( ourselves , bridal party and family members ) are staying in the small town in which our venue is located . So at this point we really want to nix her services and do it ourselves with the help of everyone who has offered . This will save us the $ 250 , but we 're in a pickle trying to figure out how or when we would prepare everything .
Question: What may be a fact about their wedding situation ?

Output: They are trying to save money during the wedding .


Input:
Context: I get to miss out on a birthday party to go to Alyssa 's and Eileen picked out an outfit for me for this day , and I ' ve been texting people nonstop because they always text me . And I guess you could say an old flame is coming back . And I get to see my friends . And I finished my chores early .
Question: How might I value Alyssa ?

Output: I might value visiting Alyssa more than going to a birthday party .


Input:
Context: They 're absolutely wonderful . Hmm . What to talk about now ... Oh ! I saw Max yesterday and he gave me an awesome present . First of all it was awesome because there is no reason for me to be recieving presents on September 10ths .
Question: What might happen if Max gives you an unexpected gift ?

Output: I 'd be grateful and think it 's great .


Input:
Context: It just seems like a good idea at the time . I could never laugh at it like Fiona does . I ' ve seen death 's door as if it had neon lights flashing advertising exotic dancers too many times to see anything funny about it .
Question: Why does Fiona think that death is a laughing matter , and should not be taken too seriously ?

Output: She has a morbid sense of humor , and laughs at things most people would n't find as funny.


Input:
Context: It just seems like a good idea at the time . I could never laugh at it like Fiona does . I ' ve seen death 's door as if it had neon lights flashing advertising exotic dancers too many times to see anything funny about it .
Question: Why does Fiona think that death is a laughing matter , and should not be taken too seriously ?

Output: She has not had enough personal experiences with death to realize the reality of the situation.


Input:
Context: He just wanted to play . We had a chance to visit before we left for Alabama . I brought some cheese and wine from Pastoral and we sat and chatted and eventually got around to playing some music . One song - Summertime .
Question: What did he want to play ?

Output: He wanted to play guitar.


Input:
Context: August 20 , 2008 I was definitely surprised yesterday when the doctor told me that the baby has already dropped into my pelvis and into a nice position for delivery , but now that I compare the photo from this week and last week , it 's pretty obvious ! I had previously read that the drop is usually accompanied by relief from acid reflux and shortness of breath , both of which are still very present for me . But I ' m not a very big person , and there 's not much room for this still - growing kid , so it looks like I 'll just have to tough it out for a few more weeks .
Question: What may have caused your acid reflux ?

Output: I was pregnant .


Input:
Context: I told them about how my mom has a rule that the only time I was allowed to swear was when I used a specific voice , so I started belting out all of the swear words I could as loud as I could in my little high pitched voice I ' m so well known for and it completely freaked them out . Anyway , last night while I was on my walk trying to reduce my need to scream at the top of my lungs I ran into one of the girls I had talked to that night . One of her friends was out too and then they introduced me to a couple other kids in the neighborhood . I really am surprised anyone around here gets any sleep at night .
Question: Why is the narrator using an odd voice ?

Output: To help them curse .


Input:
Context: Yeeeeeah ! ! ! " That was one of the best swims for my board I have ever done . I had a big smile on my face all the way , because I knew that soon I would be doing more of those .
Question: who is the narrator with ?

Output: the narrator is with someone who works for the board overseeing him.


Input:
Context: spend three hours at the beach , then pick up snacks and beer and hang out on the balcony till late-ish.wander down the main street , being accosted by maitre d ' types all the way , till we decide on the first restaurant . the food and atmosphere were good , nothing spectacular though . afterwards , beer and ice cream again , at another cafe down the street , followed by more beer , and somehow it was one am .
Question: What is the reason that it was " somehow " 1 a.m. ?

Output: There was a lot to see and do and time went quickly .


Input:
Context: spend three hours at the beach , then pick up snacks and beer and hang out on the balcony till late-ish.wander down the main street , being accosted by maitre d ' types all the way , till we decide on the first restaurant . the food and atmosphere were good , nothing spectacular though . afterwards , beer and ice cream again , at another cafe down the street , followed by more beer , and somehow it was one am .
Question: What is the reason that it was " somehow " 1 a.m. ?

Output: We had too much to drink and were n't keeping track   of the time .


Input:
Context: Thankfully it was more an exhaustion / headache hangover as opposed to the kind of hangovers were you feel queasy and need to throw up and ca n't eat . My jacket got wet ( somene must have spilt booze on it ) so I had to walk 20 minutes into city centre , and wait another 20 minutes on my bus in weather so cold that it started snowing , without a jacket . I split up my my boyfriend at last . Not gon na ask for him back this time , no matter how depressed I get .
Question: What may have caused your jacket to get wet ?

Output: It got some liquid thrown onto it .


Input:
Context: I just got the first dose of salve into Kitty 's eye . It took me three or four tries over about two hours . Not fun . But , she only hates me for a second .
Question: What did I do with Kitty earlier today ?

Output: I put a dose of ointment in Kitty 's eye .


Input:
Context: Scouty threw up four times yesterday , twice last night , and once this morning . Today I took her to the vet . The first diagnosis was " dehydration " and the second " pancreatitis . " She should be fine ; it 's only mild to the lower ranges of moderate .
Question: What happened before the problem was found ?

Output: The doctor checked the animal .


Input:
Context: Scouty threw up four times yesterday , twice last night , and once this morning . Today I took her to the vet . The first diagnosis was " dehydration " and the second " pancreatitis . " She should be fine ; it 's only mild to the lower ranges of moderate .
Question: What happened before the problem was found ?

Output: The vet looked at the pet .


Input:
Context: Susan sighed and began to turn away but a thought struck her . She shoved her hand in her pocket and came up with Robert 's prized skeleton key . With a small smile and his words , " Works like a charm everytime , " echoing in her head , she shoved it in the hole .
Question: Why does Susan feel more confident ?

Output: She has an important item .


Input:
Context: And when I tell them that I ' m leaving that s the reason why . I do n't agree with them keeping him on . He leaves the store unattended , does n't come to work in dress code , falls asleep at work , and even more stupid things like oh lets say got a PSP stolen . And they did n't fire him .
Question: How do I feel about the way they 're treating him ?

Output: I think it 's unfair that they 're not firing him .


Input:
Context: So I had this dream where some friends and I were conspiring against the government . We were planning to cause some kind of havok and we were all gathered together in a dimly lit living room . There was something on the tv related to the havok we were planning but as we were watching our screen door was busted open . A secret service agent in a suit wearing sunglasses walked into the room .
Question: Why would the secret service agent be in the living room ?

Output: To stop them from creating havok.