Input:
Context: Plus , considering this is the Digital Life section , we knew they would end up using the LOOK AT US BEING ALL COUPLEY AND NATURAL SHARING THIS LAPTOP AND BROWSING THE WORLD WIDE WEB . Unfortunately they did n't use the one of us reenacting meeting for the first time , or the one wear I flashed the camera and Iain threw Mardi Gras beads at me from a balcony . However , saying all that , we are very happy with the photo . ( Let 's be real , look at me at the photo above and now look at me here .
Question: Why did they not use the speaker ’s photos ?

Output: Some of their photos were too inappropriate .


Input:
Context: Plus , considering this is the Digital Life section , we knew they would end up using the LOOK AT US BEING ALL COUPLEY AND NATURAL SHARING THIS LAPTOP AND BROWSING THE WORLD WIDE WEB . Unfortunately they did n't use the one of us reenacting meeting for the first time , or the one wear I flashed the camera and Iain threw Mardi Gras beads at me from a balcony . However , saying all that , we are very happy with the photo . ( Let 's be real , look at me at the photo above and now look at me here .
Question: Why did they not use the speaker ’s photos ?

Output: Some of their photos were too rowdy .


Input:
Context: The Quaffle grazed his fingers as it flew into the hoop . Alicia grinned , and the rest of the team applauded from the sidelines . Oliver cursed mentally .
Question: What will happen after the Quaffle grazed his hands ?

Output: The other team will go ahead .


Input:
Context: The Quaffle grazed his fingers as it flew into the hoop . Alicia grinned , and the rest of the team applauded from the sidelines . Oliver cursed mentally .
Question: What will happen after the Quaffle grazed his hands ?

Output: The other team will score .


Input:
Context: I ' ve finally got a few moments to myself and really reflect on her birth . I ' m somewhat saddened that I do n't remember it the way I would like to . I was in such shock at the moment that I did n't have time to reflect on what was actually happening . It will catch up with me in time , I ' m sure , but right now it seems like such a blur . Sunday August 3rd , I started to feel bad .
Question: Why might the person not remember the birth of their child?

Output: it was very traumatic and they went into shock.


Input:
Context: So today I tried a new recipe and discovered something interesting . I used a recipe I found on Hershey 's website for their dark chocolate chips ( but I used Ghiradelli semi - sweet instead ) . I had enough dough at the end for one cookie with no chips in it .
Question: Why did the narrator look at the Hershey 's website ?

Output: They wanted to make cookies.


Input:
Context: so i am done . i will let michael have what he wants.holding him in a relationship he wants out of will only destroy us both . so i am letting him decide what to do . i wo nt share my opinions or how i feel , i just want him to consider himself only .
Question: What best describe 's the relationship ?

Output: Emotionally neglecting.


Input:
Context: I photographed this family from my church and had such a blast ! ! .. they are so happy and the kids were soo great ! ! ... They were up for anything ! ! ! which is what i like ! !.
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They know the family that they had photographed .


Input:
Context: I always get such a kick out of these photo shoots because I feel like such an imposter . While I love experimenting with new hair and makeup ( yesterday , I requested " Messy Bed Head " and " Muted Lip " ) I despise posing for the camera and feel ridiculous when the stylists run over and move a strand of hair from one side of my face to the other . For years I ' ve been on sets to help style or interview someone but I never thought I would ever become the subject .
Question: How does this person feel during the photo shoot ?

Output: Out of place.


Input:
Context: I always get such a kick out of these photo shoots because I feel like such an imposter . While I love experimenting with new hair and makeup ( yesterday , I requested " Messy Bed Head " and " Muted Lip " ) I despise posing for the camera and feel ridiculous when the stylists run over and move a strand of hair from one side of my face to the other . For years I ' ve been on sets to help style or interview someone but I never thought I would ever become the subject .
Question: How does this person feel during the photo shoot ?

Output: Unocomfortable.


Input:
Context: Yeah , gon na keep messing with it . And none of you probably understood a word of what I just said . D = Called the real estate agency . The real estate agent was n't there .
Question: What may be the reason D called them ?

Output: I am trying to buy a house .


Input:
Context: Yeah , gon na keep messing with it . And none of you probably understood a word of what I just said . D = Called the real estate agency . The real estate agent was n't there .
Question: What may be the reason D called them ?

Output: I am trying to sell my house .


Input:
Context: Yesterday morning , I pruned , weeded , broke twigs into smaller twigs , bagged everything and took a break . After lunch I pruned a hedge made of trees . TREES .
Question: Why might have I emphasized that I made a hedge out of trees ?

Output: Because pruning a hedge is a lot of work if the trees are to be trimmed .


Input:
Context: So , here is what happened today ... I went and played disc golf , and while several of us were sitting around , chilling , waiting for the other people to finish my phone rings . T of T&T called me , saying that he and T were going to go to Backstreet for the blues jam , and invited me to come out , and to bring my bass . I figured what the hell , so I went out there and took my bass . I ended up getting called up on stage to play and we played like 6 songs .
Question: Why is the narrator so sweaty and red ?

Output: They have been playing a concert .


Input:
Context: So , here is what happened today ... I went and played disc golf , and while several of us were sitting around , chilling , waiting for the other people to finish my phone rings . T of T&T called me , saying that he and T were going to go to Backstreet for the blues jam , and invited me to come out , and to bring my bass . I figured what the hell , so I went out there and took my bass . I ended up getting called up on stage to play and we played like 6 songs .
Question: Why is the narrator so sweaty and red ?

Output: They have been playing music .


Input:
Context: Will she ever contact us again ? Course she will , the next time she has an urgent requirement for money . We love our lil ' gril ! Aaaarrrggh !.
Question: What may be the reason she contacts them when she has an urgent requirement for money ?

Output: She does nt handle her finances well for emergencies .


Input:
Context: Dagnabit ! I had nightmares about religious orders all night . Not only did I have arguments with two male friends in religious life ( one a postulant , one fully fledged ) , but nuns came and stole my lemon zest while I was making candy . Yes , nuns stole my lemon zest .
Question: What religious faith or lack there of does the narrator seem to have ?

Output: They seem to be agnostic .


Input:
Context: So many people worked on this party and it could not have turned out better . I was totally surprised . It was at Susan and Craig 's house and that is what made the surprise , Susan had discussed having a " Half - way - to - new - years - party " way back on New years so that is what I thought this was . I did n't suspect a thing .
Question: What time of year was this party ?

Output: It was during June .


Input:
Context: So many people worked on this party and it could not have turned out better . I was totally surprised . It was at Susan and Craig 's house and that is what made the surprise , Susan had discussed having a " Half - way - to - new - years - party " way back on New years so that is what I thought this was . I did n't suspect a thing .
Question: What time of year was this party ?

Output: It was during Summer .


Input:
Context: She 's big on magic wands and transformation right now . Em felt she was running a little late , so she said , " We 'll walk quickly . " She did . I had to stretch my legs a bit to keep her pace , and she was shorter than me by a foot and was wearing a pack .
Question: Why is it interesting to know Em 's height ?

Output: A tall person can cover distance quickly , presumably Em will be slow .


Input:
Context: She 's big on magic wands and transformation right now . Em felt she was running a little late , so she said , " We 'll walk quickly . " She did . I had to stretch my legs a bit to keep her pace , and she was shorter than me by a foot and was wearing a pack .
Question: Why is it interesting to know Em 's height ?

Output: Shorter people typically have shorter legs and do not walk as fast .


Input:
Context: From her annoyed look , I gathered she did n't want to go to the hospital anymore than I did . " Becca , let 's go back to the hotel OK ? " I asked . " Yeah sure , of course Dri . And we 'll definitely take a taxi the whole way this time . " I smiled , but I was really watching T - shirt guy talking to the picture guy .
Question: What might have happened before that they considered going to the hospital ?

Output: Becca might have gotten hurt and needed minor medical attention .


Input:
Context: I did n't panic , but when I got home , I fell to pieces . I was so scared . It was one of the worst storms to hit Northwest Indiana in a couple of years . It might be melodramatic , but I feel lucky to be alive . Alex helped keep me sane while I was at the gas station .
Question: Is the person in any current danger ?

Output: No , the person escaped the storm without physical harm .


Input:
Context: If I am sad and having a rough patch and need to talk to him , he does n't get mad and wants to talk to me until I am okay again and refuses to go until I am . He 's never bothered by it either even if I 'd be upset every day for a week if I ever found myself in that spot . I ca n't see that happening unless it was something really terrible like someone close to me dying though .
Question: What may be the reason he does nt get mad ?

Output: He is a caring person who wants to help others .


Input:
Context: I figured 10 minutes would be PLENTY of time to get the dogs out , let them have a BM , and get them back inside . Technically , I was right . I say technically because the mayhem did n't start until Jazz was back in the house . After Jazz did her business , I put her back in the house and went back outside to call Sammy in .
Question: What will likely happen next ?

Output: Sammy will be back inside the house .


Input:
Context: Yeah , that 's what I thought , hahaha . So that was adorable , if a little sad . And the other kid I had this morning was being a little cuddlebug . ( We 're extremely short - staffed right now , and for some reason they decided I could handle two kids in one session .
Question: What may be the reason they thought they could handle two kids ?

Output: They have worked there for a long time and have the experience .


Input:
Context: He doubled up in her arms , then went limp . His body rolled over , his face wedging in the roots of a drift stump . Rin struggled to turn him over again ; small pebbles stuck to the bared front of his body . One hand still clamped over the broad smear of blood .
Question: Why was the hand still clamped over the broad smear of blood ?

Output: It was painful .


Input:
Context: Quite alot of women too , and not all bi . Just saying things like your pretty / nice hair / great smile . And i have been rated a fox / sweetheart . How nice is that ?.
Question: Why does the speaker thing it 's nice that people are attracted to them and are offering compliments ?

Output: Because it feels good when people are positive towards one 's physical appearance.


Input:
Context: Quite alot of women too , and not all bi . Just saying things like your pretty / nice hair / great smile . And i have been rated a fox / sweetheart . How nice is that ?.
Question: Why does the speaker thing it 's nice that people are attracted to them and are offering compliments ?

Output: This kind of affirmation always feels good , it makes one feel more desirable.


Input:
Context: It was retarded . We rode there , got padded down ( molested ) to get in and decided to leave after only being in there for about 5 minutes . We then rode to the huka lounge on main and in between 3rd and 4th . We hung out and were the only ones there until around 10:30 .
Question: What may be the reason why they left after only 5 minutes ?

Output: They felt uncomfortable .


Input:
Context: I was so excited about last Saturday because of the dinosaur exhibit at The Fort Strip . You see , Manu is so C - R - A - Z - Y about dinosaurs ! He plays with his dinosaur toys every morning , noon , and night . He asks for his favorite The Land Before Time Series or Dinosaur Movie when he wakes up and before he sleeps at night .
Question: Why is Manu so fascinated with the concept of dinosaurs ?

Output: He is a child and a lot of children are naturally interested in Dinosaurs.


Input:
Context: I was so excited about last Saturday because of the dinosaur exhibit at The Fort Strip . You see , Manu is so C - R - A - Z - Y about dinosaurs ! He plays with his dinosaur toys every morning , noon , and night . He asks for his favorite The Land Before Time Series or Dinosaur Movie when he wakes up and before he sleeps at night .
Question: Why is Manu so fascinated with the concept of dinosaurs ?

Output: This is a typical interest for his age range , and its a normal milestone.


Input:
Context: The other problem is that I have an insatiable sweet tooth in the morning . I 'd sleep with coffee cake if I could , so I would n't even have to leave the bed before having that first decadent bite when I wake up . Frightening , I know .
Question: What might happen if my fantasy became reality ?

Output: I 'd have crumbs in the bed.


Input:
Context: The other problem is that I have an insatiable sweet tooth in the morning . I 'd sleep with coffee cake if I could , so I would n't even have to leave the bed before having that first decadent bite when I wake up . Frightening , I know .
Question: What might happen if my fantasy became reality ?

Output: I 'd see the dentist often.


Input:
Context: " We stood there for awhile , still wrapped up in each other . Seeing her again felt so good it nearly broke my heart all over again . I leaned forward to kiss her - I might have been dead , but I still wanted to know . I still wanted to remember what it felt like . It was everything I remembered it to be . When I pulled away again , she let her arms drop and laced her fingers through mine .
Question: What may be the reason it nearly broke his heart .?

Output: They used to be in a relationship but they broke it off .


Input:
Context: If one held just a portion of their savings in precious metals , the crisis was greatly softened . Gold will never be worth nothing , even if the exact price fluctuates . There is a famous photograph , however , of a German woman during this time period burning piles of tightly bound banknotes to keep warm .
Question: Why will gold never be worth nothing ?

Output: Because it is useful , and valuable to many people around the world .


Input:
Context: It was " Violence is n't the answer , but it will make me feel better . " It was inspired by my job . Anyway ... we had some nice returning customers , including a visit from some of the people who bought stuff from us the first year .
Question: Why is the narrator so happy with their customers ?

Output: They are return clients .


Input:
Context: It was " Violence is n't the answer , but it will make me feel better . " It was inspired by my job . Anyway ... we had some nice returning customers , including a visit from some of the people who bought stuff from us the first year .
Question: Why is the narrator so happy with their customers ?

Output: They are returning customers .


Input:
Context: I screamed , begged , and then miraculously the pain ended and you began . And from that moment , you have been the answer I prayed for . You are a living dream . I wish I could live this past year over and over again , never forgetting one moment of you .
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I am spiritual .


Input:
Context: I just did n't want to admit to myself that things were going downhill . Even though I know he does n't like her like she likes him , I do believe she played a big part in the ending to our relationship . I gave it everything I had basically because I missed him . Honestly , completely , utterly missed him . But then I sat down & thought about it & honestly , thought about what it was actually worth .
Question: What am I finally realizing after all this time ?

Output: Our bond was starting to crack even before she came along .


Input:
Context: Uber has been in my life for twenty years or more . At first , I really did n't like her . She was everything about an end - of - the - eighties professional yuppy woman that I could n't stand .
Question: What may be the reason for your initial dislike of Uber ?

Output: She was the stereotypical businesswoman .


Input:
Context: When I was happy with them , I poured them onto a paper towel - lined plate and let them cool . Next up , a tomato . We ' ve got them coming in steadily now as well , though it 's not the greatest tomato year we ' ve ever had . We 're getting a lot of blossom end rot .
Question: What does the narrator do as a hobby ?

Output: They like to garden .


Input:
Context: i m already stressing out about school , and it has n't even started yet.i guess its because i decided to procrastinate the scarlet letter and the shit load of work that goes with it.im gon na finish the book by tuesday night . i m about half way through . its the work that s gon na take a few days , but i m aiming to finish it by friday . i deffinetley think i can do it .
Question: What am I more concerned about completing for this assignment ?

Output: The reading can be done quickly but the paperwork is abundant and will take time .


Input:
Context: The Z is a smallish car . Not S2000 or Miata small , but still , a relatively small car . The challenger is ENORMOUS with TONS of room inside . I ' m not a small guy ( or even a mid - sized guy ) and all this additional room to stretch out in is a huge improvement for me .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about my size ?

Output: I am taller than most people .


Input:
Context: It was the disappointment which truly harmed me , as I had guarded against it for so long . However , this entry is not about him , though there are certainly parallels . Jan let me down , several times . Without even asking him to , he made many promises to me .
Question: What will happen with Jan and the narrator ?

Output: They will become estranged .


Input:
Context: It was the disappointment which truly harmed me , as I had guarded against it for so long . However , this entry is not about him , though there are certainly parallels . Jan let me down , several times . Without even asking him to , he made many promises to me .
Question: What will happen with Jan and the narrator ?

Output: They will go their separate ways .


Input:
Context: Well , at least he answers his phone . He watches out for me . I never have a bad time with him . I think it is literally impossible to have a bad time with him .
Question: What would happen if the narrator calls the friend in the future ?

Output: The friend will answer the call .


Input:
Context: Women are like apples on trees . The best ones are at the top the tree . Most men do n't want to reach for the good ones because they are afraid of falling and getting hurt . Instead , they sometimes take the apples from the ground that are n't as good , but easy .
Question: What might this narrator try to explain next ?

Output: This narrator might try to explain that the apples on top are worth the try .


Input:
Context: I was sitting on a concrete cube just off of the rocks and the sea was lapping against me . I remember everything I was wearing . There were little crabs coming out from my rocks and I was taking pictures of them with my polaroid camera . There was an airshow overhead , planes flying loops around the bridge before me .
Question: Why was the writer taking pictures with the crabs ?

Output: Because they thought the crabs were interesting.


Input:
Context: I have a question about my hymen I ' m a virgin , but I ' m on " the pill " because of hormone imbalances . Because I ' m on " The pill " I had to have my first pap smear not too long ago .. The DR .
Question: Why is the narrator divulging such sensitive information ?

Output: The narrator needs critical medical information .


Input:
Context: One might say that I ' m being all Raj Thackeray - ish ( or 90 's Bal Thackeray - ish ) but the Marathi manoos of today has got to err on the side of caution these days . Maybe this is what is called overkill or what being cranky and nitpicky is all about - or all of the above . NB : Given the absurdity of statements one gets to hear these days , I unfortunately find it necessary to clarify that I am actually kidding . If you ca n't joke about religion , what can you joke about ?.
Question: Why does the speaker feel the need to clarify that they are only joking ?

Output: Religion is a sensitive topic and they do n't want to give anyone the wrong idea that they are making fun of it.


Input:
Context: One might say that I ' m being all Raj Thackeray - ish ( or 90 's Bal Thackeray - ish ) but the Marathi manoos of today has got to err on the side of caution these days . Maybe this is what is called overkill or what being cranky and nitpicky is all about - or all of the above . NB : Given the absurdity of statements one gets to hear these days , I unfortunately find it necessary to clarify that I am actually kidding . If you ca n't joke about religion , what can you joke about ?.
Question: Why does the speaker feel the need to clarify that they are only joking ?

Output: We live in an increasingly politically correct cultural climate , and the speaker is simply trying to abide by this.


Input:
Context: I killed the mood by saying , " Fine I 'll get knocked up right now ! " It 's pretty funny , though . My mom said she and dad would react the same way Juno 's parents would have . They would have calmly helped me out and they would ' ve let me keep my baby too .
Question: From the passage , how would you guess Juno 's parents reacted ?

Output: They supported their daughter .


Input:
Context: I killed the mood by saying , " Fine I 'll get knocked up right now ! " It 's pretty funny , though . My mom said she and dad would react the same way Juno 's parents would have . They would have calmly helped me out and they would ' ve let me keep my baby too .
Question: From the passage , how would you guess Juno 's parents reacted ?

Output: They were supportive .


Input:
Context: Lucky ole you Turns : wink : . I wish I had family living in the Cayman Islands . I ' ve only just taken my first holiday out of the UK ( To Rhodes ) this summer , ( sad I know ) , but always working and paying the maintenance etc etc .
Question: What would happen if I was not working ?

Output: I would have taken a trip sooner .


Input:
Context: The snack bar serves burgers and dogs but adds in nachos , rootbeer floats , large pretzels and such . It 's a great service for those that are traveling to the conference ( do n't need to pack a lot of perishables ) . It 's also the perfect place to camp out at since a lot of people come by there . That makes for a lot of opportunities to have fellowship .
Question: What may not happen at the snack bar during the day of a conference ?

Output: I may not wait for a waiter to come to my table .


Input:
Context: So we get comped gear , shoot a couple scenes and spend the next hour riding and skiing down this hill and having a blast all the while . I wish I could write more but the clock 's tickin . ' After our shoot its back to Stirling ( bus , train , bus , train ) , and into a pub called No .
Question: Why was n't the narrator able to write more ?

Output: They had run out of time .


Input:
Context: Instead the boy , his grin never relenting , had spat upon his face and Danny had felt the disgust course through his body . They had laughed at him , punched him and kicked him , but he had been stronger than that . Although he had run home to his mother , tear - stricken , his sobs had turned to yelling and cursing , blaming anything and everything for being poor , the fraction of him that yearned to be accepted by the others finally voicing out . His fists had pounded his mother 's chest as she had held him tight , the tears from his eyes flowing like a flooded river , all the while uttering only one word .
Question: What may have happened to the boy ?

Output: They had been attacked by other boys .


Input:
Context: Instead the boy , his grin never relenting , had spat upon his face and Danny had felt the disgust course through his body . They had laughed at him , punched him and kicked him , but he had been stronger than that . Although he had run home to his mother , tear - stricken , his sobs had turned to yelling and cursing , blaming anything and everything for being poor , the fraction of him that yearned to be accepted by the others finally voicing out . His fists had pounded his mother 's chest as she had held him tight , the tears from his eyes flowing like a flooded river , all the while uttering only one word .
Question: What may have happened to the boy ?

Output: They had gotten bullied by others boy .


Input:
Context: Testing technology allows me to check my blood sugar levels at will so that I can be in total control . I follow my doctor 's orders , test regularly and eat a healthy diet . So far so good . Today I strayed . Our family got together last evening and the dessert of choice was s'mores .
Question: What has my doctor likely diagnosed me with ?

Output: My doctor probably diagnosed me with diabetes .


Input:
Context: I noticed Pike 's nervousness , which alarmed me too . She cracked her bedroom door , and the two went downstairs . Later , I was told the two were no longer friends , and Pike should not have been in the house . This is another example of story ideas here , there , and everywhere .
Question: Why was Pike nervous when he was in the house ?

Output: He knew that he was n't supposed to be there .


Input:
Context: I am going to die of hunger . My mother used the rice that I made last night that I was planning on eating for lunch . Nope , it 's gone .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling so famished ?

Output: The rice they planned to eat has been consumed .


Input:
Context: I am going to die of hunger . My mother used the rice that I made last night that I was planning on eating for lunch . Nope , it 's gone .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling so famished ?

Output: Their meal prep has already been eaten .


Input:
Context: Cartoon Network 's starting to rot nowadays . Okay , so they got the PPGZ first season ( hopefully they bought more than ten episodes , ) and the Transformers Animated series that 's half - good ( but the whole Noir - like flashback barrages sometimes nags me , ) but then they go and bring shows in like Chowder and Spectacular Spiderman . Chowder makes Spongebob look smart , and Ed , Edd and Eddy look like a work of art . They ' ve just switched fart jokes for regurgitation jokes and booger jokes for bad food jokes . Ha ha ?.
Question: What might be true about the modern Cartoon Network ?

Output: The quality of it is starting to detiriorate.


Input:
Context: Can Obama Win ? In the American Political Science Association ( APSA ) annual meeting , which took place in Boston last week , we were given several forecasts for the coming United States presidential election , to be held on November 4th . This kind of guesses is usually presented in the APSA meetings every four years , although with limited success so far .
Question: What is Obama hoping to become ?

Output: The Commander in Chief.


Input:
Context: Can Obama Win ? In the American Political Science Association ( APSA ) annual meeting , which took place in Boston last week , we were given several forecasts for the coming United States presidential election , to be held on November 4th . This kind of guesses is usually presented in the APSA meetings every four years , although with limited success so far .
Question: What is Obama hoping to become ?

Output: The President of the United States.


Input:
Context: He would probably disown the child and never talk to him / her again . How awful . You know , bitching about this should make me feel better , but I just go in circles because it makes no difference what I say on here . The wedding is still on and now set in stone since the place was reserved ... the primrose cottage .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They do not think highly of him .


Input:
Context: He would probably disown the child and never talk to him / her again . How awful . You know , bitching about this should make me feel better , but I just go in circles because it makes no difference what I say on here . The wedding is still on and now set in stone since the place was reserved ... the primrose cottage .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They think he is unreliable .


Input:
Context: When we got to our hotel this evening in Leadville , I fired up my computer , as is my wo nt , to give it time to " warm up . " It would n't boot . It powered up , but would do anything after the initial power - up screen . Later in the evening , I brought in the other computer -- the one that usually powers Match Game SF .
Question: Why did the author bring in the computer that usually powers Match game SF ?

Output: They were having issues getting their other computer to run properly .


Input:
Context: So am back in the techie world . The first day I had the time to get myself online since I went for vacation . But before anything else , can I just ramble about someone ? ? ? and tell her that " you will never be like me ! " .
Question: Why may he have been offline ?

Output: He went on holiday .


Input:
Context: So not worth $ 3.75 . It was n't very cold , lacked a full , deep chocolate flavor . It also lacked good banana flavors . Over all it was bland .
Question: How did the narrator feel about the product ?

Output: They did not like it 's potency .


Input:
Context: So not worth $ 3.75 . It was n't very cold , lacked a full , deep chocolate flavor . It also lacked good banana flavors . Over all it was bland .
Question: How did the narrator feel about the product ?

Output: They were unimpressed with its taste .


Input:
Context: My boss is easy to deal with and talk to . But my OIC is a little bit irrational , a control freak which is hard to get along with . I feel like being tied - up so tight to the point that I can not move anymore . I feel like I ' m about to burst anytime soon .
Question: What might be true about your OIC ?

Output: They 're a micromanager .


Input:
Context: All the churches are n't really churches , well they 're churches but they believe in the same rituals and things that the people in the Chapel were together for . All of sudden , people come up to me and out of nowhere we become comrades to stop this evil . We exit the town and then suddenly everything is like an RPG game made for GameBoy Advance .
Question: What subject is the narrator espousing upon ?

Output: They are talking faith .


Input:
Context: All the churches are n't really churches , well they 're churches but they believe in the same rituals and things that the people in the Chapel were together for . All of sudden , people come up to me and out of nowhere we become comrades to stop this evil . We exit the town and then suddenly everything is like an RPG game made for GameBoy Advance .
Question: What subject is the narrator espousing upon ?

Output: They are talking religion .


Input:
Context: And I ' m not talking about age , either . He reminded me of every stereotypical war veteran hanging out at the VFW . Swapping war stories , bitching about those damn kids and generalizing how if he was in charge , things would be better ... with hardly any direct points as to how . Dude , you 're really showing your age .
Question: What may be a fact about what this person is engaging in ?

Output: They are complaining about a veteran .


Input:
Context: And I ' m not talking about age , either . He reminded me of every stereotypical war veteran hanging out at the VFW . Swapping war stories , bitching about those damn kids and generalizing how if he was in charge , things would be better ... with hardly any direct points as to how . Dude , you 're really showing your age .
Question: What may be a fact about what this person is engaging in ?

Output: They are criticizing a veteran 's conversation .


Input:
Context: We thought Victor might clam up in his presence , but he did not and it became apparent through sign language that this man was also not concerned about recriminations for talking about the pollution . In fact it appeared that the entire commune was so fed up with the poison seeping through their night and day that they were totally fearless as to any consequences caused by their speaking out . This was highly refreshing . We ' ve never encountered people willing to be so open to talk about their problems before .
Question: Why could not everyone understand Victor 's conversation with the man ?

Output: Victor was speaking through sign language .


Input:
Context: We thought Victor might clam up in his presence , but he did not and it became apparent through sign language that this man was also not concerned about recriminations for talking about the pollution . In fact it appeared that the entire commune was so fed up with the poison seeping through their night and day that they were totally fearless as to any consequences caused by their speaking out . This was highly refreshing . We ' ve never encountered people willing to be so open to talk about their problems before .
Question: Why could not everyone understand Victor 's conversation with the man ?

Output: Victor was speaking via sign language .


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Context: I feel so sad sometimes that i ' m not involved in theatre anymore , and when i think about it 's like i have all this energy building up and i need to just go and do a musical . Anyways , i just transferred to a new college , and i met a friend . She is really crazy and very outgoing ! but she is such a great friend !.
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's past ?

Output: They used to do theatre acting .


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Context: I ' m using the rest of today to just relax and take care of a few things I ' ve been meaning to get to . Anyways , onto what 's been occupying my time the last few days . On Friday , my sister , Danielle , and I all went to Warped Tour in Milwaukee . None of us had ever gone before , and it turned out to be a pretty kickass experience .
Question: Why am I doing what I 'm doing ?

Output: I just want to relax today and do what needs to be done .


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Context: I , at least , did not expect that I 'd get any sleep tonight . What we were doing was clearly a change to The Routine . But we went through the normal motions , with the undressing , bath time , reluctantly getting out of the bath , getting into pajamas , and brushing teeth . Then I carried him into his room , not our room , and set him in his crib .
Question: What may be the reason that this is a change in the routine ?

Output: My son usually sleeps in my room .


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Context: He 'd heard about this phenomenon known as a firefly , and Mommy and Daddy were about to introduce him to some . Alas , once we got outside , none of the creatures could be spotted , but , in those moments , we fully experienced the anticipation of introducing our son to some of the wonders of this life . That 's what makes parenting worthwhile .
Question: What may be the reason they were n't seeing fireflies ?

Output: It was n't the season for them .


Input:
Context: he will scratch at the carpet and ill yell at him and hell stop . then a second later he 'll scratch at the door claws and all . ill get the spray bottle out and spray him . but it does nt bother him .
Question: What kind of animal may he be ?

Output: A cat.


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Context: Simple , Drew takes my hat , and I chase him through the school . Sounds simple enough , but we started at around 2PM and it took us two hours to film 5 minutes of footage . My acting is not that good and I do n't like my recorded voice , so I ' m usually behind the camera .
Question: How does the narrator feel about what they have accomplished ?

Output: They feel it was hard work.


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Context: So , my first job ( well , second if you count three days sorting the post as a job ) was at a small kiosk in a shopping centre selling framed canvas prints of customers photos . In addition to this , we also had a small photo booth where we could take reasonable quality photos for customers . Now , as you can expect for this sort of thing , we were very busy in the run up to Christmas . So , there were a few happenings that might have ended up on Bad Service , but for the most part we got the products out on time with no corners cut .
Question: Why do n't I count sorting the post as a job?

Output: Because I did it for a short period of time.


Input:
Context: So my first two games outta Gamefly were Luigi 's Mansion and Indigo Prophecy . I 'd heard Luigi 's Mansion was short , so I fired it up and beat it today . It was thoroughly average , though the final boss was cheap .
Question: What time of the gaming system does the narrator like ?

Output: They like Nintendo .


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Context: After we dropped off Cade at the gym , we found her new room and then her chair ( they sit at big round tables ) . We watched as all the other kids came in and found their seats . I saw lots of them getting their pictures taken ( we took ours at home ) , and a few mom 's with tears .
Question: What may be the reason for the event described ?

Output: It was their first day of school .


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Context: We got our fill of beach , sea , pool and boardwalk . We managed to plan our days so that all three generations on the trip enjoyed their stay . Before we knew it , our week was up and it was time to head back home .
Question: What may happen during the trip ?

Output: The trip was enjoyed by everyone .


Input:
Context: What happened to the athlete that was happy to represent his or her country ? Instead I got a pounding of the chest , or muscle posing , throwing themselves on the track and other displays of just garbage . Do they lack that much self esteem that they must draw so much attention to themselves ?.
Question: What may be the reason why they do n't like these athletes ?

Output: They are jealous .


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Context: one good thing out of going back so much later is that the required courses from back in the day , drf180 , for example is manual drafting which entails using a drafting board , tape , vellum , and mechanical pencils .
Question: What sort of courses do you prefer to be doing ?

Output: I prefer doing courses like drf180 which focus on practical work.


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Context: When he came in , he told me I could refuse help , but that I would just dafault back to the system .... so I told him what happened last time I got stuck in the system , and I agreed to just get this overwith . Brent was with me , but I 'll tell you what , that was hell . I ' m sure I only came off as even more crazy , that I could n't just be alright with this .
Question: Why did the narrator go to default mode ?

Output: They were stressed .


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Context: According to media reports , the " look and leave " policy only created a chaotic situation , as vehicles lined more than 10 miles of Interstate 45 out of Houston and the city became overwhelmed with returning evacuees . ( The Galveston Daily News reports the policy will be reinstated on Sept. 24 .
Question: Why is the traffic so heavy on Interstate 45 ?

Output: The traffic is from individuals returning home .


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Context: Last night we headed out to Browns stadium for The Patriot Bowl . It was neat going downtown and seeing all the Kent State fans and families . There were so many bands besides Kent and while our seats were good , it was still hard to find Chelsea in the group .
Question: What state may I currentky be living ?

Output: Ohio.


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Context: Bill , the kid I 'd brushed against earlier in the day , pushed against my chest , knocking me back into another hood . Then he grabbed my shirt , popping a button off . Bill , at 14 , must have had some early hormonal release , because he was an overly muscular kid for his age .
Question: What would have happened if I had not run into Bill ?

Output: Bill would have pushed someone else .


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Context: While everything was great , it was the last that was the delight . Although we 'd been eating some version of vegetable fried rice for either lunch or dinner every day , it was the first time we were served vegetables that had n't been diced to microscopic proportions mixed in the rice . It was n't overcooked , either , but just right , with the amount of rice to vegetables roughly equal .
Question: Why was the dish different than usual ?

Output: The vegetables had a coarser dice , the rice and vegetable ratio was equal , and rice was n't overcooked .


Input:
Context: I had a really good time , a bunch of people came out and we all had a really good time . I was even more happy that Faye was able to tag along .
Question: Where are they going ?

Output: A trip to the club.


Input:
Context: Though the first time we went to the ice skating ring she almost cried because my cousin did n't let her skate because he was afraid that if she fell she would get hurt . But then the next day she was not moving at all and my other cousin was just laughing but April had the fun feeling so she was laughing too . Then the second hotel we went to was really small and we were on the down right first floor .
Question: Why did the speaker 's cousin claim to fear for the girl 's safety , refusing to let her ice skate ?

Output: He was being truthful . He genuinely did n't want the child to get hurt.


Input:
Context: Though the first time we went to the ice skating ring she almost cried because my cousin did n't let her skate because he was afraid that if she fell she would get hurt . But then the next day she was not moving at all and my other cousin was just laughing but April had the fun feeling so she was laughing too . Then the second hotel we went to was really small and we were on the down right first floor .
Question: Why did the speaker 's cousin claim to fear for the girl 's safety , refusing to let her ice skate ?

Output: He was honestly worried for the child 's safety , not wanting to be responsible for an injury.


Input:
Context: Anytime i have had fees in the past ... as soon as i went in to check out more books ... i paid them as soon as i found out . They did n't send me any notice in the mail or anything ... no phone call either . So , i was shocked when i read the email . But anyway , when i got ready to pay her ... she seemed embarassed and said ... actually the fee was like 13.00 because more fees accrued since the notice was sent .
Question: Why did I pay the fees as soon as I found out ?

Output: Because I am responsible .


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Context: I talked to my landlord and she said they 'd been living there since September 1st and just had n't gotten around to notifying me yet . She said there was n't much of the deposit left because she used it for all of August AND for advertising ( Pennysaver , Craigslist , things like that ) . Then she said that she had 21 days to give me the remainder back after I gave her the keys .
Question: What was the reason for the ads ?

Output: She needed to find another tenant .


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Context: I ' m sending her some of the size mediums we bought because she is poor and I am not . I think that foster parents need support . I included a teddy bear in the box so the baby girl can have one of her own . When the mom sent me her address she said she was crying because she 's so grateful .
Question: Why is she so grateful over just a few simple things in a box like teddy bears and clothing ?

Output: She does not have much money and can not afford these things so a simple act of kindness is a great gesture for her.


Input:
Context: Smith , and Shawn Andrews have not helped , but the play - calling and non - execution by players capable of converting these opportunities is the real problem . The Eagles have depth , so let 's not make the excuse that so and so was not out there . They have to improve over the next 12 games if they even want to sniff the playoffs . Praise or Disappointment for the Defense?Yes , the defense allowed 24 points last night .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are criticizing how the Eagles have been playing .


Input:
Context: We met at the main Davenport library . I checked out Anne Frank by Jacqueline Poole and Richard Simmons 's Blast Off 60s workout DVD . Then we went to Mister Money .
Question: What type of the relationship could the two people have ?

Output: They are friends .


Input:
Context: Five days ago ... I had a productive day at work . Waited in the doctor 's office with my son for 2 hours , only to see the doctor for 5 minutes . I had a restless night with vivid nightmares ... again . Four days ago ... Had a long day at work .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be rambling ?

Output: They are worried about their son 's health .


Input:
Context: Five days ago ... I had a productive day at work . Waited in the doctor 's office with my son for 2 hours , only to see the doctor for 5 minutes . I had a restless night with vivid nightmares ... again . Four days ago ... Had a long day at work .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be rambling ?

Output: They are worried about their son .


Input:
Context: And stopping by ( since our office is only 20 minutes from my house ) . He and I have become true friends over the last 7 years and I know that I will be missed , which is a good feeling really .
Question: How many years have they been friends ?

Output: Between 6 and 8 years.


Input:
Context: OK , so everyday I ride the bus to work with this man . After a few months we began talking to eachother , learning likes / dislikes , etc . Eventually we exchanged numbers and talked on the phone , went on a few dates , were intimate , he met my friends , and basically things were great ... until I got a phone call from his wife . Supposedly they are not actually married ... but the common law marriage that happens in some states ... either way I felt betrayed and like a piece of garbage .
Question: Why did you feel like garbage about the situation ?

Output: I felt that way because even though I had no idea about his wife , I would never have engaged in some extra marital and that is what upsets me.


Input:
Context: I have never seen someone having a heart attack . But as we are about to start our worship service at church this morning , one of our visitor was has having a heart attack . Then all of a sudden one of the older man said " Is there a doctor in here , I am not feeling well and I am having a hard time breathing " . I thought he was just joking .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: Someone called 911 .


Input:
Context: I have never seen someone having a heart attack . But as we are about to start our worship service at church this morning , one of our visitor was has having a heart attack . Then all of a sudden one of the older man said " Is there a doctor in here , I am not feeling well and I am having a hard time breathing " . I thought he was just joking .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: The man went to the hospital .


Input:
Context: Jose Guillen had three of the six hits the Royals had on the day and Miguel Olivo hit a solo home run . The rest of the offense was pretty silent . Tonight , Kyle Davies ( 6 - 6 , 4.59 ) will go up against Kevin Slowey ( 11 - 9 , 3.75 ) .
Question: What may be the sport I am writing about ?

Output: I am writing about Major League Baseball .


Input:
Context: But the lie ? At the end , he says that Roy and Silo break up , and that Silo falls in love with a girl penguin . " Yup , he 's an ex - gay penguin . ".
Question: What may have caused Roy and Silo to break up ?

Output: One of them started dating an animal .


Input:
Context: Then , more washing and drying but this time in the sink with the sprayer - no heater required . And finally , an artistic application of bright blue , more plastic wrap and more waiting followed by yet more rinsing and drying . Whew ! It turned out pretty dang cool if I do say so myself .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They are a crafty person .


Input:
Context: Then , more washing and drying but this time in the sink with the sprayer - no heater required . And finally , an artistic application of bright blue , more plastic wrap and more waiting followed by yet more rinsing and drying . Whew ! It turned out pretty dang cool if I do say so myself .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They enjoy making things .


Input:
Context: Which spells disaster when you combine it with the fact that she has poor memory , has difficulty understanding concepts and problem solving . I ' ve faced alot of problems with her because it takes alot to make her grasp a concept , albeit vaguely , and she promptly forgets it by the next lesson . She 's passive and takes neither ownership nor initiative in her work . Someone tell me what to do !.
Question: What could the narrator do for work ?

Output: She is a special education instructor .


Input:
Context: Which spells disaster when you combine it with the fact that she has poor memory , has difficulty understanding concepts and problem solving . I ' ve faced alot of problems with her because it takes alot to make her grasp a concept , albeit vaguely , and she promptly forgets it by the next lesson . She 's passive and takes neither ownership nor initiative in her work . Someone tell me what to do !.
Question: What could the narrator do for work ?

Output: She works with people with special needs .


Input:
Context: He adored me like , frankly , no other animal I have ever known . He slept on my chest all the time I was home , constantly head - butting and kneading me . He was quite impartial to everyone else , and also quite jealous of everyone who touched me .
Question: Why would the narrator be so fond of this animal ?

Output: The animal was a great pet .


Input:
Context: He adored me like , frankly , no other animal I have ever known . He slept on my chest all the time I was home , constantly head - butting and kneading me . He was quite impartial to everyone else , and also quite jealous of everyone who touched me .
Question: Why would the narrator be so fond of this animal ?

Output: The animal was close to them .


Input:
Context: Two cats ( one is an itty bitty kitty that they bought a couple of days ago ) , two ferrets , two rats ( one hairless ) , and some fishes . Oh , and an iguana who likes to watch TV . It 's been basically like it is at home ; lots of sitting around being hungry and sleeping on either the couch or the floor ( Rico and I trade off ) . There are , including me , six people living here at the moment , in a two bedroom apartment .
Question: What may be the reason there are so many people living in a small apartment .?

Output: We all split the bills and makes it easier to live .


Input:
Context: The car beside me hit its brakes ( softly and safely ) immediately upon realizing the mistake . All 's good . Let 's go take on the day . Then the car that had been delayed ever so slightly passed by in front of us with the rear passenger flashing the angriest obscene gesture I ' ve seen in a while . And not just with one finger . He did the unfake double handed gesture for emphasis . Sheesh . At that moment I had the life force sucked out of me .
Question: What do you think the author did after he claimed " the life force had been sucked out of him " .?

Output: He went about his business , perhaps thinking of that moment on and off through out the day wondering why there are such people in the world .


Input:
Context: When I got on the subway , it was actually a little empty ... enough so that I got a seat . Then about 10 minutes later it happened . As I was sitting reading a book , with people on both sides of me and a rather large woman standing in front of me , my left ear popped .
Question: What city may i currently live in ?

Output: New York City.


Input:
Context: One of the great things we learned about traveling somewhere that has just experienced a hurricane that required most of the city to evacuate was there was no traffic going our direction . Now , we did leave our house Saturday around 11 am and Ike was already well on it 's way out . By the time we got into Houston there was hardly any rain .
Question: How might have we been able to traveling through a place with a mandatory evacuation order ?

Output: We might have been able to travel through the place after the storm had already passed .


Input:
Context: Nancy Pelosi on The View via Democracy Now ! : when I became Speaker - and it 's , by the way , a very important position - President , Vice President , Speaker of the House - I saw it as my responsibility to try to bring a much divided country together to the extent that we could . I thought that impeachment would be divisive for the country .... If somebody had a crime that the President had committed , that would be a different story .
Question: What kind of career does Nancy have ?

Output: Nancy has a job in the government .


Input:
Context: Look , okay so I know that purging is pretty bad , but I am SO CLOSE to my goal weight ! What do i do to make myself throw up everything . I ve just eaten so so so so much . I feel like throwing up because of all the food but I ca nt !.
Question: Why does the writer want to make themselves throw up ?

Output: Because they want to lose weight .


Input:
Context: I ' m a white female who just wants to get the hell out the house , grab a few drinks , laugh and joke around . Sounds simple right ? Send a pic , get dressed , and meet me out already !.
Question: Why am I so eager to get out of the house ?

Output: I 've been stuck at home with the kids .


Input:
Context: The PINnacle of The Weekend Most irritating of all was work . I brought my laptop home because the boss wanted me to work on something over the weekend . So I tried .
Question: Why did I have to bring my laptop home ?

Output: I use my laptop whenever I work , regardless of where it is .


Input:
Context: i have n't written here in forever . my internet just got hooked up in my new place , so i ' m thrilled to be able to write again.i did AMAZING this past week . was doing so well .
Question: Why did I not write for a long time ?

Output: I did not have the opportunity to write because I moved and had n't set up my Wi - Fi .


Input:
Context: i have n't written here in forever . my internet just got hooked up in my new place , so i ' m thrilled to be able to write again.i did AMAZING this past week . was doing so well .
Question: Why did I not write for a long time ?

Output: I stopped writing because I moved places and I had n't set up my Internet yet .


Input:
Context: I took this pic from the roof - top of my old journalism building . I wanted to see how well it would come out from such a long distance ... I must say , It came out quite nice considering ! Hola Back!Test shot , nothing to run home about really .
Question: What is this person 's job ?

Output: A photographer.


Input:
Context: I took this pic from the roof - top of my old journalism building . I wanted to see how well it would come out from such a long distance ... I must say , It came out quite nice considering ! Hola Back!Test shot , nothing to run home about really .
Question: What is this person 's job ?

Output: A reporter.


Input:
Context: Thurs night I was at Jones Beach to see Counting Crows . Sara Bareilles was on first . She played a short 25 min set . I ' m not a fan of hers , but she was pretty good .
Question: What state did the narrator see the concert in ?

Output: New York state.


Input:
Context: I tried to get him to agree to show me around the old town but he said he had to go see an old college friend of his sisters , which struck me as a bit weird , who befriends their sisters college friends ? We talked about it a little bit but he kind of dashed off to talk to Ms Calendar . I do n't think it was something I said . Oh , I gave Annabelle a ring too , wanted to check that everything was OK back in da hood and all that . Sounded like she 'd been hitting the tea and was in danger of slinking back in to UK time .
Question: What 's a possible reason the guy wanted to see an old college friend of his sister 's ?

Output: Because he is interested in her .


Input:
Context: Firstly , Happy birthday to ESTHER!Dont worry abt your green , pink and whatever colour and it can MOVE present!and do nt think about it ! BECAUSE WE AINT TELLING YOU!Had manhatten Fish market @ clark quay!wasn't that fantastic . Kinda got sick after eating it . I SERIOUSLY STILL FEEL GUILTY FOR MESSING UP THE WHOLE PLACE AND ALSO DIRTYING THE WAITER 'S UNIFORM ! = ( SORRY ! !.
Question: What was the narrator 's reaction to the food at they fish market ?

Output: They did n't feel good .


Input:
Context: Seeing her face once more would be enough . And hopefully , he would see her smile , too . Coming to a stop at the end of the road , Kadaj stared at his hands and fumbled with them nervously . It felt as if there was a vice inside him , constraining him .
Question: Who is the narrator anticipating seeing ?

Output: A woman he loves.


Input:
Context: Megan really likes Van Morrison . She had some of his music playing last night when I got home . I made the observation that Van mentions " Jelly Roll " in all of his songs . " Not ALL of his songs , " she said .
Question: What will happen after Megan corrects the narrator ?

Output: She will give an example.


Input:
Context: Things have been okay . Danielle is doing well in school . She got to play with the parachute in gym class for the first time yesterday -- I thought that was cute . I used to love the parachute :) She has finally made the connection that letter sounds are what make up words so she has made a big jump in her reading abilities .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are proud of their daughter Danielle .


Input:
Context: Things have been okay . Danielle is doing well in school . She got to play with the parachute in gym class for the first time yesterday -- I thought that was cute . I used to love the parachute :) She has finally made the connection that letter sounds are what make up words so she has made a big jump in her reading abilities .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are the parent of Danielle .


Input:
Context: I do n't regret writing my letter as I did . because everything that I had written , was from my heart that I spent writing for days , I thought about my feelings , confirmed it , read it again , and confirmed it enough to say , this is how I felt . because I made sure that everything that I wrote on that letter , was true and completly true .
Question: What may happen after I finish writing the letter ?

Output: I made sure the contents of the letter were accurate .


Input:
Context: It took about two months for us to find a place to rent in Melbourne . We lived at that apartment for a year , and then moved to a house in another suburb . We were there just over a year and a half I think and then we moved to another house in the northern suburbs . We lived at that house for over two years , she went mental in the head and she moved out and I ' ve not heard from her since .
Question: Why did it take so long to find a place to rent in Melbourne ?

Output: Housing is scarce in Melbourne .


Input:
Context: He could swear he 'd been here before ... What had he been doing last night ? He could remember breaking up with Scorpius , having a few drinks ... and then leaving with a stranger . And that was it . That was where his day had ended .
Question: What may have happened if Scorpius was not there ?

Output: They may not have split up .


Input:
Context: so yesterday I hung out with people all day yesterday . The day was fun it had a few questioning moments but oh well . For some reason I seem to question everything around me these days , and I do n't know why . I mean I ' m not questioning like " WHY IS THE SKY BLUE ? ".
Question: After the day out , how would one describe the narrator 's current state ?

Output: The narrator is paranoid .


Input:
Context: so yesterday I hung out with people all day yesterday . The day was fun it had a few questioning moments but oh well . For some reason I seem to question everything around me these days , and I do n't know why . I mean I ' m not questioning like " WHY IS THE SKY BLUE ? ".
Question: After the day out , how would one describe the narrator 's current state ?

Output: The narrator is skeptical .


Input:
Context: I could nt hold on to the tears any longer . I really hated saying goodbye my fiancee , my family , my friends , my clients ( which are also my friends ) . I got to Jyvaskyla with no sleep and not enough warm clothes ! I was shocked to get off the plane and still be cold in a sweater and Jacket .
Question: Why was I still cold in a sweater and jacket ?

Output: It was colder where I landed than where I departed .


Input:
Context: Sometimes though the books take a back seat when there are several other toys competing for her attention But I found a good idea that could encourage her to like reading even more : publish a story book with her as the lead character . Personalized children 's books are a great way to preserve childhood memories as well as to encourage a child 's creativity . Sites like Kids Personally has a couple of personalized photo books , activity books , and novels for children .
Question: Who is the narrator talking to ?

Output: They are talking to a parent with a young daughter.


Input:
Context: Just got back from seeing Wall - E with my mom at a morning show . It was lots of fun and totally awesome , and I loved it just as much ( maybe even more ) the third time . I think there 's just something so amazing about this movie which starts off with complete desolation and loneliness but then uses all these reminders from the past to result in a future which promises happiness .
Question: Why did the narrator go to see Wall - E ?

Output: They wanted to see it a third time .


Input:
Context: Just got back from seeing Wall - E with my mom at a morning show . It was lots of fun and totally awesome , and I loved it just as much ( maybe even more ) the third time . I think there 's just something so amazing about this movie which starts off with complete desolation and loneliness but then uses all these reminders from the past to result in a future which promises happiness .
Question: Why did the narrator go to see Wall - E ?

Output: They wanted to see it again .


Input:
Context: Los snatches the phone from her . Los and J did n't talk that long because Mya was yelling " give me my phone " . After hanging up , Los would n't give Mya back her phone until she talked to him . For about 20 minutes , they argued over her phone .
Question: Why is Mya very angry at Los ?

Output: Los stole her phone .


Input:
Context: Los snatches the phone from her . Los and J did n't talk that long because Mya was yelling " give me my phone " . After hanging up , Los would n't give Mya back her phone until she talked to him . For about 20 minutes , they argued over her phone .
Question: Why is Mya very angry at Los ?

Output: Los took her phone .


Input:
Context: So they cut me back to half time and told me I could apply for the career practitioner position , or the office administrator position . After taking a day or so to think about it , I decided that I did train to be a teacher and I would get back to that . So , I got an evening class back at MacEwan , and a couple of interesting possibilities elsewhere . The contract work rat race begins again , but I ' m looking forward to it .
Question: What may have caused you to switch positions ?

Output: I was n't chasing my original goal .


Input:
Context: So they cut me back to half time and told me I could apply for the career practitioner position , or the office administrator position . After taking a day or so to think about it , I decided that I did train to be a teacher and I would get back to that . So , I got an evening class back at MacEwan , and a couple of interesting possibilities elsewhere . The contract work rat race begins again , but I ' m looking forward to it .
Question: What may have caused you to switch positions ?

Output: My hours were being cut .


Input:
Context: I told her she will need to be more flexible if she intends to continue Couchsurfing , as she will meet many more people with vastly different lifstyles and living standards than her own . She said it 's ironic that whereas she is busily looking for work , I am taking time off ... or sitting around all day , doing nothing - obviously . Some harsh words were exchanged . I lost my temper twice and went off to clean the kitchen , then to town , in order to cool off .
Question: What may happen to the speaker after the argument ?

Output: They will try to cool off .


Input:
Context: I have a friend who maintains that I have extra - ordinary curiosity and she dislikes the way I stop and gaze at something that has caught my fancy . I must admit sometimes I get carried away especially with planes and I once landed into a ditch because an aircraft that was passing quite low near my university in London , looked good to my eyes ! I like jets and I ' m already dreaming of travelling in the colossal Airbus A380 ! !.
Question: Why is the friend getting annoyed with the narrator ?

Output: The narrator is slow to move due to staring .


Input:
Context: I have a friend who maintains that I have extra - ordinary curiosity and she dislikes the way I stop and gaze at something that has caught my fancy . I must admit sometimes I get carried away especially with planes and I once landed into a ditch because an aircraft that was passing quite low near my university in London , looked good to my eyes ! I like jets and I ' m already dreaming of travelling in the colossal Airbus A380 ! !.
Question: Why is the friend getting annoyed with the narrator ?

Output: The narrator keeps staring at things .


Input:
Context: Minimize the food supply for bacteria . The anaerobic bacteria that cause bad breath feed on protein rich foods . Vegetarians who eat less protein foods have much less problems with bad breath . Using mouthwashes too often can not always be that good for you as they contain chemicals , however you can use a mouthwash of baking soda dissolved in water daily without any risk .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are giving advice about bad breath .


Input:
Context: Minimize the food supply for bacteria . The anaerobic bacteria that cause bad breath feed on protein rich foods . Vegetarians who eat less protein foods have much less problems with bad breath . Using mouthwashes too often can not always be that good for you as they contain chemicals , however you can use a mouthwash of baking soda dissolved in water daily without any risk .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are giving tips on how to minimize bad breath .


Input:
Context: At first I could see the uneasy look on Wee One 's face as she sat with her peers instead of with me , but soon enough she was cheerfully telling everyone that zebras ate grass . I was surprised that ( 1 ) she remembered what zebras ate and that ( 2 ) she was so forthcoming with information in a new environment . I was so proud of her . Here 's what I learned today .
Question: Why was the writer proud of Wee One ?

Output: Because she remembered something she learned .


Input:
Context: Though I did find yet another encouragement to fix up my house . The sooner the better . Because I found and dead bat in an upstairs room . How long it was there I do n't know .
Question: Why may be reasons for wanting to fix the house ?

Output: Their house has infestation problems .


Input:
Context: We both paused , our hearts racing not even daring to breathe incase they heard us . Then we heard them start to whisper again and we knew they would n't check into the noise further as I let out a silent sigh of relief . I felt Pete gently tug at my shirt , and as I turned to look at him he pointed towards the back of the shed and motioned for me to follow him .
Question: What is the reason my sigh of relief is silent ?

Output: I am trying to hide and do n't want to be heard.


Input:
Context: We both paused , our hearts racing not even daring to breathe incase they heard us . Then we heard them start to whisper again and we knew they would n't check into the noise further as I let out a silent sigh of relief . I felt Pete gently tug at my shirt , and as I turned to look at him he pointed towards the back of the shed and motioned for me to follow him .
Question: What is the reason my sigh of relief is silent ?

Output: I am trying to sneak around , undetected .


Input:
Context: Way back when , before I was securely tethered to desks , stoves , and family life , I lived in Montana . I lived in some other places , wild and tame , as well . And since I was a wee bairn , I ' ve been camping .
Question: What may have caused you to move away from Montana ?

Output: My career forced me to move .


Input:
Context: I absolutely love the brooch and put it on and wore it straight away . I will show the brooch to my friend . Now he 'll now why I was so excited about the lino ; he 's an artist so will understand . Note to self : Must learn to use this camera properly !.
Question: Why do they want to learn how to use the camera ?

Output: So they can take a picture of the brooch .


Input:
Context: It was supposed to be a nice day ( which it was ) , so we ( Mom and Dad and I ) decided to just let her be outside all day instead of being in the house and having someone come over to let her out to do her duty . She 's gone . No one has seen her since early yesterday afternoon . : ( She would n't run off on her own . ANd if she were anywhere near , she 'd hear us calling for her .
Question: Who was it that the narrator decided to let out so that they can enjoy the outside ?

Output: The narrator decided to let their dog out so that they could enjoy the outside .


Input:
Context: So , DO CATCH IT ! Following that , 3 of us had dinner at Plaza Singapura , I was n't very hungry then , my stomach had been behaving strange , it does n't likes to eat outside food and does not feel hungry during dinner time at all even I have only ate breakfast for the day . What had exactly happened to you stomach ?.
Question: When did the narrator last eat ?

Output: Before lunch .


Input:
Context: So , DO CATCH IT ! Following that , 3 of us had dinner at Plaza Singapura , I was n't very hungry then , my stomach had been behaving strange , it does n't likes to eat outside food and does not feel hungry during dinner time at all even I have only ate breakfast for the day . What had exactly happened to you stomach ?.
Question: When did the narrator last eat ?

Output: In the morning .


Input:
Context: It 's been a difficult Summer . Though my faith can never be broken , it is fragile and fragmented . I have no doubts that it is real or it is good , but things conspire to undermine it : my father 's ill - health and imminent decline , my love / hate relationship with my mother , my husband 's fragile nature and dissatisfaction with his current lot in life , my own mid - life concerns and little plagues , a good friend 's grave illness - serious lack of sleep .
Question: What may happen during these hardships ?

Output: They will be there to support their family .


Input:
Context: It 's been a difficult Summer . Though my faith can never be broken , it is fragile and fragmented . I have no doubts that it is real or it is good , but things conspire to undermine it : my father 's ill - health and imminent decline , my love / hate relationship with my mother , my husband 's fragile nature and dissatisfaction with his current lot in life , my own mid - life concerns and little plagues , a good friend 's grave illness - serious lack of sleep .
Question: What may happen during these hardships ?

Output: They will help out those close to them that are suffering .


Input:
Context: Posted by : rehtaeh11 - My husband and I were at a huge pool party in this dream . The place was big enough to be a park , but it was actually private property . It was carpeted with grass all over , except for a large picnic area which was paved with concrete and had a roof over it . There were about a dozen tables underneath it , along with barbecues and trash cans .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be unhindered ?

Output: They are at a large private area .


Input:
Context: Posted by : rehtaeh11 - My husband and I were at a huge pool party in this dream . The place was big enough to be a park , but it was actually private property . It was carpeted with grass all over , except for a large picnic area which was paved with concrete and had a roof over it . There were about a dozen tables underneath it , along with barbecues and trash cans .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be unhindered ?

Output: They have plenty of space to move around .


Input:
Context: Either way , they are all very nice ! ! Secondly , I got to see my cousin who I do n't see very much . She stays at the dorms there and it was great seeing her again . I also saw one of my friends who had just graduated from my high school and that was fun !.
Question: Where did the narrator go to see their cousin ?

Output: They went to a college .


Input:
Context: Either way , they are all very nice ! ! Secondly , I got to see my cousin who I do n't see very much . She stays at the dorms there and it was great seeing her again . I also saw one of my friends who had just graduated from my high school and that was fun !.
Question: Where did the narrator go to see their cousin ?

Output: They went to a university .


Input:
Context: I ended up getting home quite late from work as I spent so long saying goodbye to everyone . I am going to my new firm tomorrow for a trainee event , so I was hoping to have a quiet night in where I could prepare for that . No such luck .
Question: Why did I want to have a quiet night ?

Output: I wanted to be well rested for my trainee event .


Input:
Context: XP shush ) and i find this book , a special glowing book , from this looooong , dead end , enemy filled bitch of a hallway and i am SUPER excited so i ' m guessing it was important . Now , the team leader was JD and i was to give him the book ( or at least i think this is what was supposed to happen i just remeber in the dream i made it VERY clear that he was supposed to have this book ) . Yay ! -_- not !.
Question: What may I have been doing when I found the book ?

Output: I was having a dream .


Input:
Context: Our son was so excited about his first day of school . This was all he talked about the days and night before . He was such a chatter box .
Question: How old may my son be right now ?

Output: Five years old.


Input:
Context: This guitar is in brand new condition , plain and simple . I bought the guitar in Jan of this year . Guitar is just not for me , so the guitar has sat in the case for months .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They do n't like guitar.


Input:
Context: But for some reason it 's more intense on the left possibly because a liberal always believes his stance is uniquely and romantically heroic even though everyone else he knows agrees with him ! When they run into someone - be it a friend or stranger -who disagrees well , they must be evil .
Question: Why is this person so uptight while talking ?

Output: They feel that politics has become too divisive a topic .


Input:
Context: But for some reason it 's more intense on the left possibly because a liberal always believes his stance is uniquely and romantically heroic even though everyone else he knows agrees with him ! When they run into someone - be it a friend or stranger -who disagrees well , they must be evil .
Question: Why is this person so uptight while talking ?

Output: They feel that politics has become too identity - based .


Input:
Context: The future of talent management systems promises to record the competencies uncovered in the selection process , allowing for the early application of learning programs in cases where skill gaps have been uncovered . This is definitely something organizations should keep in mind when planning their NEO programs . " The survey found that a full 86 % of the responding companies have a program in place to orient new employees . For about half ( 46 % ) , the process is done in a day or less , with another 26 % wrapping the orientation up in two to three days . As far as offering new employees a " wow " factor , more than half ( 54 % ) rely on company - related items ( pens , shirts , pads , binders , folders , etc .
Question: What seems to be a conclusion of the study ?

Output: Orientation should be improved .


Input:
Context: We spent the bulk of the week being sick . Our foot and mouth and some other body part virus took over , we had sore throats . Then , the runny nose portion of our illness kicked in and now we are feeling better . Yesterday , we went to the mall to watch a cute children 's show .
Question: What may happened happened during their sickness ?

Output: They took medicine for their virus .


Input:
Context: It is a baby boom for this year for our HS barkada . Out of 10 , 3 of us now are pregnant and 1 just gave birth last June . Compared with our other friends , our group is a late bloomer in terms of having our own families .
Question: Why is it a baby boom this year ?

Output: Because several of the women are getting pregnant at a similar time .


Input:
Context: I swear I even walked backwards for a while cause it did n't hurt so bad . I 'll be fine , its just part of the process . I hope someday I look back after I finish a full marathon and think , geez I was being a big baby after that half .
Question: Why may the narrator be sore in the coming days .?

Output: They just ran a marathon .


Input:
Context: I swear I even walked backwards for a while cause it did n't hurt so bad . I 'll be fine , its just part of the process . I hope someday I look back after I finish a full marathon and think , geez I was being a big baby after that half .
Question: Why may the narrator be sore in the coming days .?

Output: They just ran a race .


Input:
Context: We went to a family reunion on a lake and it was really nice . i enjoyed it . pams house was huge and actually fit everyone confortable were there was room to move around and talk . she even rented a jump house for the kids though i did get in it .
Question: What activities can be done ?

Output: Swimming in the lake.


Input:
Context: So I was watching episode 11 of Dark Angel season 2 ( I got it on Sunday ) when my mom tells me she wants me to look at something . She bought this Journey DVD thing , and she wanted to see if I could name one guy . I said " Well if it 's Journey , it 's gon na be Randy Jackson . " Then she pointed him out . I have three words for you ... O.M.G !.
Question: Why did my mom buy this DVD ?

Output: She is a fan of this musician .


Input:
Context: So I was watching episode 11 of Dark Angel season 2 ( I got it on Sunday ) when my mom tells me she wants me to look at something . She bought this Journey DVD thing , and she wanted to see if I could name one guy . I said " Well if it 's Journey , it 's gon na be Randy Jackson . " Then she pointed him out . I have three words for you ... O.M.G !.
Question: Why did my mom buy this DVD ?

Output: She wants to enjoy rock music .


Input:
Context: Ok , so this family could be the " poster family " for my " Fun Family Photo Contest " ! ! Seriously , I have never been with a family that laughed and were as silly as they were ! Holy cow , we had so much fun ! ! The pictures I got were just the kind I am hoping to receive as submissions for my contest ! ! !.
Question: Why have I   never been with a family that laughed and were as silly as they were ?

Output: Because the family knows how to have a good time .


Input:
Context: Father Beck stepped out to take his place and the boys cleared their throats and stood up straight . They looked like little children getting caught with their hands in the cookie jar . The music changed tempo as Emily walked down the isle .
Question: What is being described in the scene ?

Output: It is a wedding .


Input:
Context: Father Beck stepped out to take his place and the boys cleared their throats and stood up straight . They looked like little children getting caught with their hands in the cookie jar . The music changed tempo as Emily walked down the isle .
Question: What is being described in the scene ?

Output: Two people are being joined together .


Input:
Context: Compared to me , i was as white as a ghost . His color was healthy , while mine looked colorless . I was bloodless standing next to him . His hair reached to his neck .
Question: Why may the narrator be self conscious next to the man ?

Output: The narrator is without color .


Input:
Context: Gojyo tried not to think about the last time he 'd been alone with Sanzo , how he had ended their very ... strange conversation abruptly by running away because ... he shook his head . Stop it !.
Question: How must Gojyo feel about the time he was alone with Sanzo ?

Output: Gojyo must feel uneasy about it.


Input:
Context: They had no right to just go and appear in people 's houses . They did n't belong here . Lister could not believe how horrible he was being , even for Rimmer , and asked what he thought they should do ? Rimmer said with a pompous air , that we should shoot the woman , and put the little " moppet " up for adoption . For some reason I agreed with him ! ?.
Question: What 's a possible reason Rimmer believes they should shoot the woman ?

Output: Because he believes she deserves to die .


Input:
Context: It gives you quotes on different topics - one from McCain and one from Obama on each topic - but it does n't tell you who said what . I found myself immediately trying to figure out who said what so that I could answer based on teh person , not the issue . Then I realized I was doing it and tried to make myself stop . I ended up getting Obama , not surprisingly , but I actually had four check marks on the McCain side , which was really interesting and unexpected .
Question: What type of political ideology does the narrator have ?

Output: They are more left leaning .


Input:
Context: It gives you quotes on different topics - one from McCain and one from Obama on each topic - but it does n't tell you who said what . I found myself immediately trying to figure out who said what so that I could answer based on teh person , not the issue . Then I realized I was doing it and tried to make myself stop . I ended up getting Obama , not surprisingly , but I actually had four check marks on the McCain side , which was really interesting and unexpected .
Question: What type of political ideology does the narrator have ?

Output: They are more liberal .


Input:
Context: Manny I guess thinks there is ? Idk . All I know is Manny talks to Ashley [ the girl before me , his first everything , the girl my sister told me last night he will never be over .... ] but if I say anything about that he FLIPS . Acts like I just asked him to kill Lola [ the kitty , lol ] or something ...... Everything is so one sided sometimes .
Question: What may be his reaction after ask I him things ?

Output: He gets really angry .


Input:
Context: I did everything I could to convince Matthan to choose the orange dinosaur , well actually any dinosaur but the one he chose . At this point , I should let you know about Matthan 's love for Barney . Well , you guessed it , Matthan chose a big purple T - Rex that resembles a Barney with big teeth . And when it came time to give his new dino friend a name , Matthan quickly responded with " Marney ! " I guess allowing your kids to make their own choices may mean that they make a poor choice !.
Question: What may be Matthan 's favorite genre of television ?

Output: Kid 's tv.


Input:
Context: Somebody 's trying to push through some nasty clauses in a relatively innocuous - seeming EU Telecoms bill . Malcolm Harbour 's amendment allowing commercial organisations to conduct surveillance on users of ISPs , i.e. nearly everyone , and apply sanctions to them without recourse to due legal process is particularly objectionable to me .
Question: What might the companies think they can get away with this ?

Output: A lot of people do n't read the small print.


Input:
Context: I know because some of the things learnt in Moral Studies and Malaysian Studies are in the syllabus of my other subjects as well , and I ' ve heard far better explanations and examples than hers . I got so sick of her of her we - Malaysians - like - to - follow - the - West talks that I left the class and went down to have the lunch that I skipped earlier ( I am SO sorry to Aqil - I ate right in front of him , perfectly forgetting that it is the fasting season ) . When I returned to the class , my friend told me that I missed the best part .
Question: What may be your reason for leaving the Malaysian Studies class ?

Output: It did n't offer an accurate representation of that culture .


Input:
Context: She radiated an aura of awesomeness , as though she was as wise and loveable and graceful and uber - powerful as anyone had ever been in the history of the universe . All three were clearly vampires . Buffy licked her lip in thought , touching the scar that reminded her of the evil that vampires brought to the world . Just as she made up her mind what she was going to do , the tiny vampire looked up in horror .
Question: Why did the tiny vampire look up in horror ?

Output: Because it felt it was in danger .


Input:
Context: Well I just bought a musical keyboard , designed to teach me how to read music and play it . Hope it works . Oddly , 2 - 3 weeks ago someone mistook me for a keyboard player . But I was n't then , I was just going to try out for a 4 person singing group , but I learn by ear , and they did n't have a conductor nor would they record CDs , so I figured it is time to learn to read music . I missed the boat on that group but there will be others . And I got it at London Drugs ( Yo Ken ! Got your back !.
Question: Why may the narrator feel like they are a poser ?

Output: Others think they 're a keyboardist .


Input:
Context: Well I just bought a musical keyboard , designed to teach me how to read music and play it . Hope it works . Oddly , 2 - 3 weeks ago someone mistook me for a keyboard player . But I was n't then , I was just going to try out for a 4 person singing group , but I learn by ear , and they did n't have a conductor nor would they record CDs , so I figured it is time to learn to read music . I missed the boat on that group but there will be others . And I got it at London Drugs ( Yo Ken ! Got your back !.
Question: Why may the narrator feel like they are a poser ?

Output: Others think they 're a musician .


Input:
Context: I successfully ( on time and without crying ) dropped Ham at school for her first day of Kindergarten . Yesterday was really the first day but it was only for 30 minutes with Mom and Dad . This slow ramp up is killing me !.
Question: What might be the reason I was proud of myself for not crying ?

Output: It was very hard to see my daughter growing up so fast and starting kindergarten .


Input:
Context: Yay , I ' m back again . The time at my mother 's place was wonderful :) Kaji and me did n't do very much , most of the time we relaxed or visited my dad 's place . Dina behaved also pretty well , besides barking and growling every time a person enters the room she was in .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They had traveled with their dogs to see their parents .


Input:
Context: Yay , I ' m back again . The time at my mother 's place was wonderful :) Kaji and me did n't do very much , most of the time we relaxed or visited my dad 's place . Dina behaved also pretty well , besides barking and growling every time a person enters the room she was in .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They take their dogs with them on trips .


Input:
Context: These include nonfat dairy products or processed foods . Finally , there are foods that you should absolutely avoid . These include meat , margarine or other oil products , avocadoes , nuts , dairy products , olives , sugar and alcohol . You should also avoid products that are commercially prepared .
Question: What is the most likely reason for the instructions ?

Output: The recipient is struggling with health and must cut out fat .


Input:
Context: These include nonfat dairy products or processed foods . Finally , there are foods that you should absolutely avoid . These include meat , margarine or other oil products , avocadoes , nuts , dairy products , olives , sugar and alcohol . You should also avoid products that are commercially prepared .
Question: What is the most likely reason for the instructions ?

Output: The recipient wishes to lose weight .


Input:
Context: The nice thing about the Hewlett Packard calculators were that they used Reverse Polish Notation , which made operating so much easier . I used that calculator well into the 80 's , when it was finally stolen from my booth at the exchange . That calculator made me a lot of money finding the true value of options , despite it 's high initial cost . Things were so much easier back then .
Question: What may happen if I owned a cheap nonbrand calculator instead ?

Output: I may upgrade to a better calculator later .


Input:
Context: The nice thing about the Hewlett Packard calculators were that they used Reverse Polish Notation , which made operating so much easier . I used that calculator well into the 80 's , when it was finally stolen from my booth at the exchange . That calculator made me a lot of money finding the true value of options , despite it 's high initial cost . Things were so much easier back then .
Question: What may happen if I owned a cheap nonbrand calculator instead ?

Output: It may take longer to obtain the result of a calculation .


Input:
Context: Our Christmas gift for Leigh 's dad was tickets to the US Senior Open in Colorado Spring . On the way there we went and visit the US Air Force which is pretty amazing . I ' ve never seen anything like it .
Question: What might we have done after the US Senior Open ?

Output: We spent the night in a hotel and then drove home .


Input:
Context: This is a public service announcement to all the single guys out there looking to meet women : You need a dog . Yesterday , one of my neighbors knocked on my door and asked me to help her catch a stray dog . With the help of a shaken Tupperware container of cat food , I got him to come to me and eat . So now our neighbor has a stray dog .
Question: What may be the reason for this advice ?

Output: Women in general love dogs .


Input:
Context: My friend Jennifer is 25 and yes , she does look young , but dude ... , did n't you just look at our i d 's for crying out loud ? Do you think I would have been capable of birthing such a child at the tender age of 5 ? I think not .
Question: Why is the narrator upset at the person they are talking to ?

Output: They implied the narrator is old .


Input:
Context: Next to me was , was what I assumed to be a French man - pink Lacoste shirt , reading a newspaper in French . In front of me were 4 young English girls . The had small bottles of some pink alcoholic drink . Their conversation getting louder as time went by and the alcohol took effect .
Question: Why is it interesting that the young girls have a pink alcoholic drink ?

Output: The girls may be under legal drinking age and committing a small crime by doing so .


Input:
Context: Next to me was , was what I assumed to be a French man - pink Lacoste shirt , reading a newspaper in French . In front of me were 4 young English girls . The had small bottles of some pink alcoholic drink . Their conversation getting louder as time went by and the alcohol took effect .
Question: Why is it interesting that the young girls have a pink alcoholic drink ?

Output: They may be to young to drink , in the country they are in , and therefore are committing a crime .


Input:
Context: Hello , After a Visit to My Cardiologist last week , my wife and I walked to the Metro and Svet decided to take pictures of our walk . The camera came out , because of this phone both that has been turned into a store . ( Wounder what would happen if I needed to use the phone ?.
Question: What happened before this event ?

Output: I went to a doctor.


Input:
Context: --I just watched ' Whispering Corridors ' too ! It was n't super gory or ' The Ring - like ' where everything is popping out haha . It made me mad because I was looking forward to a movie scary enough to make me flinch or cover my eyes !.
Question: Why do you want to watch scary movies ?

Output: I want to watch scary movies because I enjoy the shivers it sends down my back .


Input:
Context: Then off to Intro to Archaeology lecture . Where my professor is this scraggly badass . I ' m sure lecture will blow but I like to think that my professor is this archaeologist hippie who happens to teach on the side . And we 're taking FIELD TRIPS ! ! ! FOR EXTRA CREDIT ! ! !.
Question: What might the student be a fan of ?

Output: Indiana Jones.


Input:
Context: My boyfriend at the time , who was asleep , jumped up , and poor Fred , who was n't a mouse at all , flew straight into him .
Question: What was the reason the dog bit my boyfriend .?

Output: He startled him .


Input:
Context: Bad credit history unsecured loans are a great option for people who wish to take up a loan on immediate basis . The complete array of bad credit history unsecured loans is smartly designed with lucid terms and conditions . Moreover , these loans are free from the elementary pre requisite of collateral submission , which in turn , further facilitates the convenience of those borrowers , who are not favored with the provision of home , property or any valuable asset .
Question: What may be true about unsecured loans for people with bad credit ?

Output: They do n't require capital .


Input:
Context: I finally understand why Jack would rise early just to watch the sun rising as if from under the sea itself . The pirate and his Pearl enter my mind from time to time . Who knows , maybe some day I will see them again .
Question: What may happen before the sun rises ?

Output: I will be waking up .


Input:
Context: hmm . the other day i got to see jenn smith . we went to a home interiors like garage sale , where we got to have some shit for really cheap . if i ever get my own place it 's going to be filled with all kinds of that stuff , candles and decorations and all kinds of shit .
Question: Where will the narrator go if buying a house for decorations ?

Output: A garage sale .


Input:
Context: hmm . the other day i got to see jenn smith . we went to a home interiors like garage sale , where we got to have some shit for really cheap . if i ever get my own place it 's going to be filled with all kinds of that stuff , candles and decorations and all kinds of shit .
Question: Where will the narrator go if buying a house for decorations ?

Output: A yard sale .


Input:
Context: I proceed to freak out and thank him MANY times . He just laughs and says that he is happy to help . We sign for it and make a bee line home . Once in the living room , we settle down with a pair or scissors , and proceed to open the box . From there on , most everyone who has ever had a doll , knows the story .
Question: Why was the narrator freaking out so much ?

Output: They were grateful to the man .


Input:
Context: I proceed to freak out and thank him MANY times . He just laughs and says that he is happy to help . We sign for it and make a bee line home . Once in the living room , we settle down with a pair or scissors , and proceed to open the box . From there on , most everyone who has ever had a doll , knows the story .
Question: Why was the narrator freaking out so much ?

Output: They were thankful for the help .


Input:
Context: Bah who is she trying to fool ! We all know the only angel around here is me , because I ' m so wonderful and nice and generous to everyone ! Originally I was n't going to go . I told her very politely that I needed to work on my Campaign , but she insisted that it would be good PR for me to go .
Question: Why does the narrator resent the accusation ?

Output: The narrator feels they are a wonderful person .


Input:
Context: There was a bag of pitas and bottles of Spring apple juice and bottled water . Sometimes a Turkish salad in a plastic tub , and usually a thing of hummus . The freezer was in such dire need of defrosting that the opening was maybe 2 inches in diameter and went back about 6 inches .
Question: What might be what I am describing here ?

Output: I am describing the state of my refrigerator and freezer .


Input:
Context: There is a challenging road ahead with very heavy lifting to be done to continue to more fully communicate with and engage the public in the decision - making process regarding the future of the district in the educational , business and financial elements . These processes are absolutely critical to charting the course toward more effectivenss in student achievement results and business management . At this point in time , the plans and communications provide greater hope for more effective decision - making . However , time is critical for these processes to evolve with hard evidence to show the public that serious steps are actually underway and are producing information and results in order to provide for clearer future options and enlightened decision - making .
Question: What will happen after this announcement ?

Output: The organization will talk to the public more about its decisions.