Input:
Context: I was in the need of a post - dinner / study - break snack . I ' ve been on a health kick since I got back to school and needed something other than the ice cream or thin mints sitting in the freezer . My roommate poked hear head in and handed me the last of her cup of mint tea , made with the chocolate mint I bought and planted a few weeks ago .
Question: What might I wish was there to eat ?

Output: An apple .


Input:
Context: I ignore his first plea thinking that this is not that serious . However Phil persists politely suggesting I consider sitting against the desk on the floor , I finally succumb to his pleas and do this . Brian behind me asks Phil if he can do anything and I remember just saying , talk to me ! I put my keys and wallet in the draw behind me .
Question: It what way does the narrator finally relent ?

Output: They listen to Phil and hunker down on the carpet .


Input:
Context: I really wish I could be close by during his surgery on the 19th , but I have to be in Lubbock by then . Such is life , I suppose . On the bright side , we went the absolute best Chinese restaurant I have ever been to , no lie . It 's kind of a mix between buffets where the food is okay enough to eat and the prim and proper dining establishments where the food is a little too exotic to be properly enjoyed in large quantities .
Question: Why ca n't he be at his side during his surgery on the 19th ?

Output: He will be in another city.


Input:
Context: It turned out to be a pretty decent movie and quite enjoyable . Last night I had the opportunity to see Speed Racer for which I had really low expectations , but was really surprised at how good and thoroughly enjoyable it was . I 've accomplished a lot today . I bought a bunch of nicer work clothes to look more professional . I went to the complete opposite side of town to pick up a FedEx package ( my JR pass ) .
Question: What may this person be working on ?

Output: They 're trying to be professional for work.


Input:
Context: It turned out to be a pretty decent movie and quite enjoyable . Last night I had the opportunity to see Speed Racer for which I had really low expectations , but was really surprised at how good and thoroughly enjoyable it was . I 've accomplished a lot today . I bought a bunch of nicer work clothes to look more professional . I went to the complete opposite side of town to pick up a FedEx package ( my JR pass ) .
Question: What may this person be working on ?

Output: They 're trying to better themself in life.


Input:
Context: Adeline has a brand new ( or as she would say " new brand " ) Barbie Jeep ! We gave it to her the day we brought Emerson home from the hospital . I was a little nervous at first because she kept either going in circles or running into the grass .
Question: Why did Adeline keep going in circles with the new Barbie jeep ?

Output: Adeline did not know how to operate the jeep at first and had to learn .


Input:
Context: And , as I said before , yes , those are my issues , and they 're about our relationship . There are two people in our relationship . The conversation was scary because you immediately became so enraged . When I looked you in the eyes , you looked at me like we were in the military and this was a staring contest and you were going to win at all costs because the loser dies .
Question: What may be the reason for their argument ?

Output: They had been having a lot of relationship problems .


Input:
Context: He adds , " I want to tell you one more thing that the western countries do n't understand or do n't take it serious - and that 's the item of the Mahdi , the Shiite Messiah . And they believe that once the Mahdi comes , the whole universe will convert to Shiite Islam . " " What scares Israelis even more is that this fundamentalist world view is married to high technology .
Question: What may be the reason why technology scares them so much ?

Output: They think it 's the end of the world .


Input:
Context: Funny how he did the breaking up yet he still has n't changed it . Also I noticed that he is still a fucking asshole . I went to the doctor this morning for my B-12 shot . I have band - aids all over my body because they poked me so many times . Today is my last day at work for 12 days . So you wo n't be hearing from me for awhile .
Question: What will happen with the narrator and their ex ?

Output: They will go their separate ways .


Input:
Context: Funny how he did the breaking up yet he still has n't changed it . Also I noticed that he is still a fucking asshole . I went to the doctor this morning for my B-12 shot . I have band - aids all over my body because they poked me so many times . Today is my last day at work for 12 days . So you wo n't be hearing from me for awhile .
Question: What will happen with the narrator and their ex ?

Output: They wo n't get back together .


Input:
Context: While I was there I helped her with a printer problem and checkout a monitor that she was given for free . I had to tweak it so that the picture filled the whole screen . We had drunk green tea had a nice chat as I worked .
Question: What is one thing the two were doing during the passage ?

Output: conversing nicely.


Input:
Context: While I was there I helped her with a printer problem and checkout a monitor that she was given for free . I had to tweak it so that the picture filled the whole screen . We had drunk green tea had a nice chat as I worked .
Question: What is one thing the two were doing during the passage ?

Output: making small talk.


Input:
Context: When I walked out my front door this morning - it looked like horticultural massacre ! Look what you did to my pretty flowers ! ! ! Little Deer ... I ' m here to tell ya , DON'T MESS WITH MAH FLOWERS ! ! ! Do n't you get all " Bambi - eyed " on me !.
Question: Why did the deer mess up the flowers ?

Output: It was hungry.


Input:
Context: When I walked out my front door this morning - it looked like horticultural massacre ! Look what you did to my pretty flowers ! ! ! Little Deer ... I ' m here to tell ya , DON'T MESS WITH MAH FLOWERS ! ! ! Do n't you get all " Bambi - eyed " on me !.
Question: Why did the deer mess up the flowers ?

Output: It was looking for food.


Input:
Context: it would be right after my birthday ... and with the exception of last year , we ' ve spent every new years together since 1995 , i believe . that 's a lot of new years ; ) plus , there 's always a chance of seeing dejay . although who knows . he might go home for new years since he 's in arcata for school.and yeah .
Question: What may happen after seeing Dejay ?

Output: We might give each other a hug .


Input:
Context: it would be right after my birthday ... and with the exception of last year , we ' ve spent every new years together since 1995 , i believe . that 's a lot of new years ; ) plus , there 's always a chance of seeing dejay . although who knows . he might go home for new years since he 's in arcata for school.and yeah .
Question: What may happen after seeing Dejay ?

Output: We might talk .


Input:
Context: I moved so slowly and my shoulders ached from having to throw punches while weighed down . I could not believe that I was carrying that much extra weight around just a few months ago . When he finally took the vest off me , I felt as lithe and graceful as a ballerina and I was astounded at how much more quickly I could move . Chief has always said that he does n't care how much I weigh , only that I can move well and strike with force .
Question: What is my job ?

Output: I am a boxer .


Input:
Context: I moved so slowly and my shoulders ached from having to throw punches while weighed down . I could not believe that I was carrying that much extra weight around just a few months ago . When he finally took the vest off me , I felt as lithe and graceful as a ballerina and I was astounded at how much more quickly I could move . Chief has always said that he does n't care how much I weigh , only that I can move well and strike with force .
Question: What is my job ?

Output: I play sports .


Input:
Context: I might add that Bunni got a kick out of Jeep drivers tipping their hands or waving at each other . See all the old cars ? Can you hear and smell the craziness ? There were lots of Harleys and motorcycles lining the streets , too .
Question: What may be the reason for strangers waving at each other ?

Output: Because of their similar interest .


Input:
Context: Windows is very happy to run a program automatically when a USB flash drive is inserted into a PC . How convenient , both for end users and for bad guys .
Question: Why is the narrator so skeptical about Windows as a computer program ?

Output: The narrator believes Microsoft is insecure .


Input:
Context: Windows is very happy to run a program automatically when a USB flash drive is inserted into a PC . How convenient , both for end users and for bad guys .
Question: Why is the narrator so skeptical about Windows as a computer program ?

Output: The narrator believes Microsoft is vulnerable to hacks .


Input:
Context: When I stopped walking every morning -- purely a logistical decision since I started working until midnight four nights a week -- my resolve crumbled and my " lifestyle change " fell apart . And it 's been so difficult to pull all the pieces back together . . .
Question: How might I feel about this decision ?

Output: I am disappointed that I had to stop .


Input:
Context: Tell me , are you still the same person you were 2 minutes ago , before you told me you were gay ? Are you still the same person who helped me through so many hard times ? Are you still the same person who I can sit , talk and laugh with like no - one else I know ? I guess so .
Question: Why does the narrator ask this line of questioning ?

Output: To point out that the friend being gay is no big deal .


Input:
Context: Tell me , are you still the same person you were 2 minutes ago , before you told me you were gay ? Are you still the same person who helped me through so many hard times ? Are you still the same person who I can sit , talk and laugh with like no - one else I know ? I guess so .
Question: Why does the narrator ask this line of questioning ?

Output: To show that he is supportive of the other person .


Input:
Context: Then Bob had another guy take a photo of us in front of the airplane shaking hands . Then he informed me I needed to bring in my T - shirt tomorrow so they could cut the back out of it per tradition . We filled in my log book , wrapped things up , and I walked out to the car and promptly called dad . Then I called my regular flight instructor , thinking he 'd be excited for me that I 'd left the seemingly vacuous never - never land of unworkable landings , but I barely announced who I was on the phone before he said " congratulations . " He 'd already been told .
Question: What may have happened before I was shaking hands with Bob ?

Output: I had finally aced the test and was getting my pilot 's license .


Input:
Context: After a long tiring day at work , I had a situation where for some reason over a dozen people went and would rather stand on the bus instead of bothering sitting beside me for no reason whatsoever . Making me feel even fatter than I actually am . So I was not feeling very good by the time I got home . I decided I needed a Laugh and started watching Margaret Cho 's " Notorious CHO " after dinner .
Question: What tv shows may i like to watch ?

Output: Comedy specials.


Input:
Context: It is going to be a bottom up ragalan in the round ( see above for my ability to seem things together ... ) . I had a little lesson in gauge . If you think you have 6 sts / inch and have 5.3 the sweater will be 41 inches around instead of 36 . Now I have started again but with a sleeve this time .
Question: What was the reason I was knitting ?

Output: I wanted to knit a sweater for my daughter .


Input:
Context: For a brief moment as he 'd fallen , before the fear had kicked in , he 'd felt bitter about dying . Only now he was doing it for real , it was a lot more comfortable than he 'd thought .
Question: What was a lot more comfortable than he 'd thought ?

Output: Dying.


Input:
Context: Yesterday my sister drove in from Milwaukee . She just finished her summer internship at GE Health and has applied for their Edison Leadership program as a job after she graduates in the spring . We hope she gets it .
Question: If the narrator 's sister is accepted to the program what state will she be living after graduating ?

Output: She   will be living in Wisconsin and working for the same company she interned for .


Input:
Context: I bought myself birthday presents . I ordered " Ink Exchange " by Melissa Marr from Borders . The books been out for months and I ' ve been waiting until I was sure I had the money for college before getting it . And I treated myself to some sushi . 12 pieces for less than $ 5 ?.
Question: What may be the reason for this person buying gifts for themselves ?

Output: They are celebrating their own birthday .


Input:
Context: I bought myself birthday presents . I ordered " Ink Exchange " by Melissa Marr from Borders . The books been out for months and I ' ve been waiting until I was sure I had the money for college before getting it . And I treated myself to some sushi . 12 pieces for less than $ 5 ?.
Question: What may be the reason for this person buying gifts for themselves ?

Output: They wanted to treat themselves on their birthday .


Input:
Context: If I had to choose a pet , it would be a cat . I used to have some cats . I am a huge cat fanatic . I used to have one named Diamond that was so unique that I just loved her .
Question: What may be my favorite type of pet ?

Output: cat.


Input:
Context: I had my life organized at my fingertips back when I was living in Melbourne although I was busy juggling work , studies and running my own household at the same time . My secret to multitasking without losing my head ( besides being a woman ) is simple . The convenience of e - services saved me a lot of time from running errands physically . I was paying my bills , renewing my roadtax , logging new visa application down to buying groceries online .
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I was very busy .


Input:
Context: My body does not want to quit . But I do . I do have a fear that without breastfeeding and the elevated oxytocin levels , that I may have less warm fuzzy feelings about Alex . He 's wonderful and all , but I wonder how much of my insane obsession with my little boy is hormonal .
Question: What will the narrator do with their opinions ?

Output: They will go and talk to medical professionals .


Input:
Context: So I was not expecting the extreme discomfort I felt when the drug began to take effect . I suddenly felt like I could not breathe at all , my heart was pounding , I felt dizzy and disoriented , and the room looked dark , like someone had either dimmed the lights or put a dark gray tint on my glasses . I was really afraid that I would pass out and fall off of that high table on to the floor . I struggled to breathe , and there was pressure , hard pressure , on my chest and neck .
Question: Why is the narrator experiencing balance issues ?

Output: They have taken pills .


Input:
Context: So I was not expecting the extreme discomfort I felt when the drug began to take effect . I suddenly felt like I could not breathe at all , my heart was pounding , I felt dizzy and disoriented , and the room looked dark , like someone had either dimmed the lights or put a dark gray tint on my glasses . I was really afraid that I would pass out and fall off of that high table on to the floor . I struggled to breathe , and there was pressure , hard pressure , on my chest and neck .
Question: Why is the narrator experiencing balance issues ?

Output: They have taken some medicine .


Input:
Context: I had Dani and Adam over and we went to the Foothills Mall for EB games , dinner , and to wander around . At EB games I got The Godfather for my 360 and the GTA trilogy for ps2 . And we had Danielle pretend that The Godfather was her favorite movie , which she announced in the car on the way home ( long story , ask me sometime ) . At my house we played The Godfather , GTA III and Scarface .
Question: What hobby does the narrator seem to have ?

Output: They are gamers .


Input:
Context: I had Dani and Adam over and we went to the Foothills Mall for EB games , dinner , and to wander around . At EB games I got The Godfather for my 360 and the GTA trilogy for ps2 . And we had Danielle pretend that The Godfather was her favorite movie , which she announced in the car on the way home ( long story , ask me sometime ) . At my house we played The Godfather , GTA III and Scarface .
Question: What hobby does the narrator seem to have ?

Output: They are into gaming .


Input:
Context: We hosted dinner for a young couple who just moved to Eugene ( daughter & her partner of Chicago friend . ) Bri expressed amazement when Bob announced he was going to make the whipped cream for the dessert . " You 're making the whipped cream ? ! " I guess she thought it was some complicated process , and was amazed further to find that all you do it put heavy cream in a bowl and whip it .
Question: Why was Bob making whipped cream ?

Output: It tastes better and is healthier if you make it yourself .


Input:
Context: He did really well and even flipped over at one point and was under water . He looked a little surprised when he came up ! He was very cold tolerant .
Question: What are we doing ?

Output: Swimming.


Input:
Context: Last night we went to the US Open . Above is me and Lisa getting ready to go . In honor of our busted Yankees trip , we decided to revive the Stripe Trifecta . Do n't worry , we actually had the tickets for this event !.
Question: Why was the Yankees trip busted ?

Output: Because they did n't have tickets .


Input:
Context: I tried again .... Nothing . CRAP ! So now I decide then i move the steering wheel and it locks and i had the key still in the ignition and it kinda stuck a little .
Question: What must have I tried to do before this ?

Output: I might have tried to start my car .


Input:
Context: I have already installed the spy cams in my office and my home because even my wife is working and we have to leave our little child with the nanny at home . We thought that after installing the spy cam at our home we can give our child the best protection . My sister in law was worried about the thefts which were happening in her shop .
Question: Why does the narrator install the spy cams at home ?

Output: They do n't completely trust the caretaker .


Input:
Context: I have already installed the spy cams in my office and my home because even my wife is working and we have to leave our little child with the nanny at home . We thought that after installing the spy cam at our home we can give our child the best protection . My sister in law was worried about the thefts which were happening in her shop .
Question: Why does the narrator install the spy cams at home ?

Output: They want to be cautious .


Input:
Context: Have I been in contact with one of these people ? Yes , only on friendly terms and short chats . I was upstairs , or inviting Jim upstairs in my house , we talked about something , ca nt remember . Once up there , he said he was sorry for introducing Jeff and trying to give him a better chance , sacrificing his relationship towards me in guilt and disbelief , he asked me if I 'd like to see Jeff .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer unable to remember what they talked about ?

Output: The conversation topic was n't very interesting .


Input:
Context: So it 'll be the Contemporary girls versus the Hip Hop guys in the finale . I was pretty surprised about the results for the girls . I thought it was going to be Courtney to go this week , not Chelsie .
Question: What might happen during the music competition 's finale ?

Output: There would be a battle between two different gendered groups .


Input:
Context: I then got drunk and played sonny 's on the square . It was hilarious . I had women up on stage with me singing , I got the crowd laughing , going I think ... it was a success . I got free drinks all night .
Question: What may happen if I stayed sober instead ?

Output: I may have less admirers .


Input:
Context: I then got drunk and played sonny 's on the square . It was hilarious . I had women up on stage with me singing , I got the crowd laughing , going I think ... it was a success . I got free drinks all night .
Question: What may happen if I stayed sober instead ?

Output: I may not have as much fun .


Input:
Context: H : Have your methods changed ? J : I started with paper on paper designs and now I have moved to all digital designs . Adobe Illustrator is my best friend and I learn something new on it every day .
Question: What may be a fact about this situation ?

Output: J is being asked questions about their graphic designing .


Input:
Context: H : Have your methods changed ? J : I started with paper on paper designs and now I have moved to all digital designs . Adobe Illustrator is my best friend and I learn something new on it every day .
Question: What may be a fact about this situation ?

Output: J is being interviewed by someone .


Input:
Context: So , I stood up , slammed my hands down on the table and shouted that I was not guilty of any crime and that god as my witness they 'd be struck dead by sentencing an innocent man to death . I do n't think they expected that from me so they then said I was free to go . I beat the Spanish Inquisition . Then Kyrie was taken by the Inquisitors .
Question: Why did the police let the man go free ?

Output: The man was very convincing in proclaiming his innocence .


Input:
Context: I have been keeping his nose sucked out all day but it ha taken both wade and I to hold him down . Wade is leaving in the morning for the week . What the hell am I going to do ?.
Question: What may be a plausible reason for my perplexity ?

Output: The concern how to I alone can carry out the task of two people.


Input:
Context: I have been keeping his nose sucked out all day but it ha taken both wade and I to hold him down . Wade is leaving in the morning for the week . What the hell am I going to do ?.
Question: What may be a plausible reason for my perplexity ?

Output: The concern of who to cope with giving out care.


Input:
Context: I went to my favorite Dollar Tree ( 50th and Federal ) in between classes yesterday . Look what I found in the check out aisle this time ! Not a pregnancy test for a buck but still ... They did have six packs of Crystal Geyser H2O for a buck .
Question: What will she likely do after finding that deal?

Output: Purchase multiple items.


Input:
Context: I went to my favorite Dollar Tree ( 50th and Federal ) in between classes yesterday . Look what I found in the check out aisle this time ! Not a pregnancy test for a buck but still ... They did have six packs of Crystal Geyser H2O for a buck .
Question: What will she likely do after finding that deal?

Output: Shop more at the store.


Input:
Context: H : Have your methods changed ? J : I started with paper on paper designs and now I have moved to all digital designs . Adobe Illustrator is my best friend and I learn something new on it every day .
Question: What may be a fact about J ?

Output: They are a graphic designer .


Input:
Context: H : Have your methods changed ? J : I started with paper on paper designs and now I have moved to all digital designs . Adobe Illustrator is my best friend and I learn something new on it every day .
Question: What may be a fact about J ?

Output: They are an artist .


Input:
Context: Nothing much happened today , i tried to roller blade , but i ' m not very good ! but i only went on the carpet so i would n't fall over ! but firsts time always suck , right ?.
Question: What might I do after this session with rollerblading ?

Output: I will try again but this time on the sidewalk .


Input:
Context: She stopped in the middle of an alley , looking up to the rooftops but still not finding where he 'd gone . Cady 's brow furrowed and she glanced back to find the wolf right behind her . She smiled at him and let her hand fall to his back .
Question: What is she trying to do with her hand ?

Output: Pet the wolf calmly.


Input:
Context: From what I have observed , the majority of parents whose children participate in youth sports are positive and supportive . However , it just takes one overzealous parent to steal some of the fun from the kids , coaches and other parents . I have been both a spectator and coach for several of my children 's soccer and baseball teams .
Question: What would happen after an altercation ?

Output: the child of the parent would be consoled.


Input:
Context: From what I have observed , the majority of parents whose children participate in youth sports are positive and supportive . However , it just takes one overzealous parent to steal some of the fun from the kids , coaches and other parents . I have been both a spectator and coach for several of my children 's soccer and baseball teams .
Question: What would happen after an altercation ?

Output: the situation would be diffused due to experience.


Input:
Context: The chickens started playing around - mock fighting and crashing into one another . Remember what your mom used to say , " It 's all fun and games until someone gets hurt . " Well , one Kenny took it too far and drew blood . Giovanni caught him red - handed , ur , red - beaked , that is .
Question: Why is Giovanni getting yelled at ?

Output: Giovanni got someone injured .


Input:
Context: The chickens started playing around - mock fighting and crashing into one another . Remember what your mom used to say , " It 's all fun and games until someone gets hurt . " Well , one Kenny took it too far and drew blood . Giovanni caught him red - handed , ur , red - beaked , that is .
Question: Why is Giovanni getting yelled at ?

Output: Giovanni injured someone .


Input:
Context: I considered myself to be an expert on equity markets when I started trading forex in 1997 . I made money in stocks since early 1990 's . Yet I lost my entire first investment on forex . I traded longer term .
Question: What might I be implying from this anecdote ?

Output: I am suggesting that you can become an expert even if you fail at the start .


Input:
Context: One of the best meals I had was with my girlfriend on the edge of a beach . We had pulled over to admire the view and eat lunch . The sea was edged in bright green seaweed and fish all over , a local Omani fisherman was talking with us and went out with his throw net and from his first throw came back with 20 or more nice sized fish , he gave us some , which we cooked in foil and mixed in some spices and potatoes , beans , some lemon , mixed dried fruit and apple , fried seaweed separate . It was perfect all - round from the feeling , smell , the taste and the view .
Question: What may happen before we pulled over on to the beach ?

Output: We packed cooking gear and snacks into the car .


Input:
Context: One of the best meals I had was with my girlfriend on the edge of a beach . We had pulled over to admire the view and eat lunch . The sea was edged in bright green seaweed and fish all over , a local Omani fisherman was talking with us and went out with his throw net and from his first throw came back with 20 or more nice sized fish , he gave us some , which we cooked in foil and mixed in some spices and potatoes , beans , some lemon , mixed dried fruit and apple , fried seaweed separate . It was perfect all - round from the feeling , smell , the taste and the view .
Question: What may happen before we pulled over on to the beach ?

Output: We went to the store to buy supplies to cook on the beach .


Input:
Context: I feel angry tonight , late tonight . At my counselor , wanting to snoop into my life , I mean sure that 's their job I guess but how exactly has he gained my trust ? He made me feel like a science experiment the other day , like he was trying to talk me back into god before he remembered he was n't supposed to .
Question: What may be true about the counselor .?

Output: He is religious .


Input:
Context: So far it sucks . But I ' ve never tried it before , so it 'll take some getting used to . Not that I use it frequently . Or plan on using it frequently .
Question: What kind of plans does the buyer have for this product ?

Output: The buyer does not plan to use the product often .


Input:
Context: So far it sucks . But I ' ve never tried it before , so it 'll take some getting used to . Not that I use it frequently . Or plan on using it frequently .
Question: What kind of plans does the buyer have for this product ?

Output: The buyer will not use this product often enough .


Input:
Context: hey , I ' m selling my K2 Satellite Snowboard with Lamar Bindings and Airwalk Boots and Scott Goggles . The snowboard is in excellent shape and has only been used two times per winter for the last 3 years , so about 6 - 7 times total . The boots are older and decently worn but still in alright shape .
Question: Why do you suppose the author is selling their Snowboard equipment ?

Output: They do not use it as much as they thought they would and would rather have the money .


Input:
Context: i knew this was true because my heart ALWAYS beats funny and i ' ve told my mom this .. but i think she thinks it 's my imagination . anyways , would an ekg pick up on a heart murmur for sure ? i have been told that they are n't completely accurate so idk .
Question: What may happen if the writer does not seek medical attention ?

Output: They could die unexpectedly from heart complications .


Input:
Context: i knew this was true because my heart ALWAYS beats funny and i ' ve told my mom this .. but i think she thinks it 's my imagination . anyways , would an ekg pick up on a heart murmur for sure ? i have been told that they are n't completely accurate so idk .
Question: What may happen if the writer does not seek medical attention ?

Output: They could miss the need for a life - saving procedure .


Input:
Context: This month I have to pay that , this month 's , and the deposit ( which will be waived if I pay the months ' bills in full ) . I ' m going to call tomorrow and see if that waiver is done by redemption or if I can just exclude it from the check , because if it 's not excluded , I ca n't afford it . So , all in all , this week has been so stressful . The stress is taking away from sleep and adding to arguments that should n't be happening , and making life altogether miserable .
Question: What is the issue causing the stress described in the text ?

Output: The issue is financial .


Input:
Context: This month I have to pay that , this month 's , and the deposit ( which will be waived if I pay the months ' bills in full ) . I ' m going to call tomorrow and see if that waiver is done by redemption or if I can just exclude it from the check , because if it 's not excluded , I ca n't afford it . So , all in all , this week has been so stressful . The stress is taking away from sleep and adding to arguments that should n't be happening , and making life altogether miserable .
Question: What is the issue causing the stress described in the text ?

Output: The issue is fiscal .


Input:
Context: Today , I was friended on Facebook by someone I went to school with in Tennessee from Kindergarten to Senior year of high school . Of course I remembered the name , I knew this person , at least marginally , for thirteen years . So I added them .
Question: What may have caused you to add them on Facebook ?

Output: I used to know them when I was a kid .


Input:
Context: Well the front hem was raised 1/2 inch and the back appears to be longer than the front . Very disheartening considering how much I paid for the dress . Granted it was no $ 1500 dress , but it was more than I would normally spend on one article of clothing .
Question: What may they do after this situation ?

Output: They will try to return the dress .


Input:
Context: She 's shown more interest in seeing the kids - in fact she and my Step - Dad took my oldest for the weekend and just spoiled the dickens out of him . Every phone call has been positive and her tone has been pleasant . And what brings me most joy is her reporting into me that she 's going to be volunteering at a woman 's shelter starting next week . She is where I get my own desires to help others , give back , volunteer and give of my pocket book and time .
Question: How will the oldest son be when he returns ?

Output: He will be happy .


Input:
Context: She 's shown more interest in seeing the kids - in fact she and my Step - Dad took my oldest for the weekend and just spoiled the dickens out of him . Every phone call has been positive and her tone has been pleasant . And what brings me most joy is her reporting into me that she 's going to be volunteering at a woman 's shelter starting next week . She is where I get my own desires to help others , give back , volunteer and give of my pocket book and time .
Question: How will the oldest son be when he returns ?

Output: He will be spoiled .


Input:
Context: New faces come on duty , others go home . However , there is one part of the scene that stays the same . A man is restrained in the day room .
Question: What may be the reason why he is restrained ?

Output: He may have gotten angry and caused a scene .


Input:
Context: I wake up hours before I am supposed to suppressing my sleeping once again . The thoughts in my head keep on shouting restlessly . Insomnia becomes my best friend .
Question: How can " Insomnia be my best friend " ?

Output: I am ironically stating this , in fact I HATE insomnia .


Input:
Context: I was so excited that I might have gushed a little more than necessary , but oh well . Maybe she 'll get excited and apply . In other news , my mom called and said that John finally mailed my textbooks back to me . I only had to wait three months .
Question: What may be the reason John mailed the textbooks back to me ?

Output: I loaned them to him a long time ago and he is just now returning them .


Input:
Context: my first and only . 20 yrs pass , since our immature breakup , and rebound marriages to others . he searches , and finds me , on the internet .
Question: What may be a reason for the other 's actions ?

Output: He is curious about their ex 's life .


Input:
Context: my first and only . 20 yrs pass , since our immature breakup , and rebound marriages to others . he searches , and finds me , on the internet .
Question: What may be a reason for the other 's actions ?

Output: He is still in love with his ex .


Input:
Context: You buy two!We also saw where Will & Jada vacation ... And Shaq 's blue getaway ... And the house they use for MTV reality shows ... And Elizabeth Taylor 's place ... And Julio Iglesias 's house . And then ... things got a little fuzzy . Which means I have a whole lot of pictures of homes , with no idea ... Who they ... Belong to ... Back in the city , we drove past Versace 's place , which is now a club . With a very excited door man !.
Question: What were they doing ?

Output: They were on a bus tour of celebrity homes .


Input:
Context: I had a fine day today -- or at least , it started that way . I woke up earlier than I meant to , which meant I got to go back to bed for an hour , which was actually sort of a nice way to begin the day . I showered , surfed the Net , and ate a tasty muffin before going to a haircut , which I came out of feeling fine . I went to the office for a short day -- just three hours of tutoring , including my fifteen - minute break between sessions and commute back .
Question: Why did he go to the office ?

Output: To provide tutoring .


Input:
Context: Before you say it , tomato juice does not work . The only think it manages to do is turn your dog pink while slightly covering up the smell . I remember Mythbusters doing this experiment , which is how I knew to not even try tomato juice .
Question: What will happen if the tomatoe juice were to be used ?

Output: It will fail , of course .


Input:
Context: She watched as they stopped walking , and she heard the man mutter that he had to piss , and he left the girl standing in the middle of the path as he sauntered into the woods to find a tree . She quickly went to the girl , but before she could pounce , her cell phone went off . She yelped in surprise , and the girl she 'd been meaning to kill screamed and ran into the woods to find her date . She grabbed her phone and flipped it open , " What do you want ? " she growled into it . There were only two people who had her number ; her maker , and some mortal .
Question: Why is the female subject so upset ?

Output: Her target ran away .


Input:
Context: She watched as they stopped walking , and she heard the man mutter that he had to piss , and he left the girl standing in the middle of the path as he sauntered into the woods to find a tree . She quickly went to the girl , but before she could pounce , her cell phone went off . She yelped in surprise , and the girl she 'd been meaning to kill screamed and ran into the woods to find her date . She grabbed her phone and flipped it open , " What do you want ? " she growled into it . There were only two people who had her number ; her maker , and some mortal .
Question: Why is the female subject so upset ?

Output: Hey prey ran away .


Input:
Context: I went knitting tonight . Finished something , hurrah!Was talking to a woman who said she came from near a village where i grew up . I asked her if she knew my dad , naming him by his first name . Another woman said " oh , [ surname ? ] ".
Question: Why did the narrator bond so easily with the woman in her class ?

Output: They shared a home town .


Input:
Context: I went knitting tonight . Finished something , hurrah!Was talking to a woman who said she came from near a village where i grew up . I asked her if she knew my dad , naming him by his first name . Another woman said " oh , [ surname ? ] ".
Question: Why did the narrator bond so easily with the woman in her class ?

Output: They shared a home village .


Input:
Context: We did end up opening escrow on a house the week of the first class . The day before the first class was filled with house inspections and piles of paperwork , and I could hardly think straight . But the class turned out okay .
Question: what would the reason be that the home sale affected the class ?

Output: The home sale was a thing that kept me from concentrating on beginning the class .


Input:
Context: We took Cherries to the hospital on tuesday and in all honesty it was quite interesting ! She was really good bless her ! Had a sedation then when she was nice and dozy ( and being cuddled by the lovely vet ! ) they popped the camera tube down her nostril and I was with her the whole time and was able to see the screen which was nice .
Question: Why did Cherries need to go to the hospital ?

Output: They needed an internal scan .


Input:
Context: She love to go to the pool , but she is only one and has no fear of water . Its nice but she does n't even think twice about jumping into the pool which is deeper than she is tall . She loves to play in the water though .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They like to take their child to the pool .


Input:
Context: I was in the need of a post - dinner / study - break snack . I ' ve been on a health kick since I got back to school and needed something other than the ice cream or thin mints sitting in the freezer . My roommate poked hear head in and handed me the last of her cup of mint tea , made with the chocolate mint I bought and planted a few weeks ago .
Question: What might I do after my roommate gives me something ?

Output: Drink a cup of tea .


Input:
Context: There was a time when he told me , " I may not be the best person ... but I will try harder than anyone in the world . " He has , and I have to recognize that . He understands me better than anyone else ever did -- a close second being Tom , but I realize now that I was never completely honest with him , and this is because I feared stern rejection .
Question: What do you know about the speaker ?

Output: The speaker recognizes their partners efforts.


Input:
Context: I ' m blocking the little town of Stanley ( where we stayed ) . Above is the little " pond " just before we arrived at Sawtooth Lake . The guide book said the hike was 8.5 miles , but we figured it was closer to 10 by the time we got down the mountain ( we did it in 4.5 hours including a 30 min . break at the lake ! ) .
Question: Was the guide book accurate about the mileage?

Output: The guidebook was wrong by a large margin.


Input:
Context: GM has been adding gears to automatic transmissions , reducing the weight of its powertrains and designing engines capable of being mass produced with high - tech features such as direct fuel injection and turbochargers . The template for GM 's future engine strategy is already on the road in cars such as the Pontiac Solstice GXP and Saturn Sky Red Line . The engine used in those roadsters is a 2.0-liter four - cylinder with direct fuel injection and a turbocharger . Horsepower is 260 -- the most per liter of any production engine GM has ever made .
Question: What may be the reason for their discussion about GM ?

Output: They have an interest in GM cars .


Input:
Context: GM has been adding gears to automatic transmissions , reducing the weight of its powertrains and designing engines capable of being mass produced with high - tech features such as direct fuel injection and turbochargers . The template for GM 's future engine strategy is already on the road in cars such as the Pontiac Solstice GXP and Saturn Sky Red Line . The engine used in those roadsters is a 2.0-liter four - cylinder with direct fuel injection and a turbocharger . Horsepower is 260 -- the most per liter of any production engine GM has ever made .
Question: What may be the reason for their discussion about GM ?

Output: They wanted to highlight the developments of GM cars .


Input:
Context: They offered a 2 day delivery , but for and extra twenty bucks shipping , geez . Went with standard shipping , and it originally said it would arrive tuesday the second , when my next class is . Luckily , it came Friday , yay !.
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Output: They are ordering textbooks online .


Input:
Context: The Crooks & Castles x Mosley Tribes " Castellano " Sunglasses have been hitting select retailers all - summer long and selling out fast , but Karmaloop is the first to get them in new colorways - gold , bronze , marble brown , and white - let the one - upping begin ! Not only does Karmaloop have a full stock of Crooks shades , they have all new Fall ' 08 Crooks & Castles T - Shirts and Full - zip Hoods . Be sure to check out the Old English Full - zip Hood after the jump - definitely a hot item . Hit up Karmaloop now and find your favorites !.
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: A clothing store.


Input:
Context: Caroline was born in a hostel ' little better than a house of ill - fame ' , as Bess described it , outside Naples , and Clifford in Rouen . Bess was relieved when he was born later than she expected because she had been worried about the dates . Bess had many affairs and her child might as easily have been the Duke of Richmond 's son as the Duke of Devonshire 's . The name Clifford , one of the Devonshire titles , was carefully selected to demonstrate his paternity . Georgiana lavished affection on all the duke 's children , but there was one other child she longed to have closer to her : Eliza Courtney , her daughter by Charles Grey , who was taken from Georgiana just after her birth .
Question: Why was there so much emphasis on paternity and lineage ?

Output: It is a royal family .


Input:
Context: Caroline was born in a hostel ' little better than a house of ill - fame ' , as Bess described it , outside Naples , and Clifford in Rouen . Bess was relieved when he was born later than she expected because she had been worried about the dates . Bess had many affairs and her child might as easily have been the Duke of Richmond 's son as the Duke of Devonshire 's . The name Clifford , one of the Devonshire titles , was carefully selected to demonstrate his paternity . Georgiana lavished affection on all the duke 's children , but there was one other child she longed to have closer to her : Eliza Courtney , her daughter by Charles Grey , who was taken from Georgiana just after her birth .
Question: Why was there so much emphasis on paternity and lineage ?

Output: Such topics are big among royals .


Input:
Context: " She looked out the window , as if remembering something she was fond of . She had that misty look in her eyes . " Except Adam , he went to war , and he came back - different .
Question: Why is Adam being so terse and tense with the female ?

Output: Adam experienced much carnage and violence and ca n't get over it .


Input:
Context: " She looked out the window , as if remembering something she was fond of . She had that misty look in her eyes . " Except Adam , he went to war , and he came back - different .
Question: Why is Adam being so terse and tense with the female ?

Output: Adam experienced the horrors of war and is struggling .


Input:
Context: Yeah I am a bit compulsive in this kind of thing but if it 's in my library I want to listen to it . Over time I have increased the count of that rule from 1 to 2 and then 3 and now I am ready to bump it up to 4 . It 's rather fun for me except when I add new music . Then I end up listening to the same song three times .
Question: How do I feel about my music ?

Output: As long as it 's my library I would listen to it .


Input:
Context: That is something that I heard recently , and last night , while I could not sleep , I looked out the window at the moon shining down on me . I ca nt say that I felt calm , but I did feel a wonderful connection to something ... I guess it was very peaceful , and I was reminded that the moon is always there , weather I see it or not . Even when I am inside , it is just through a few pieces of wood above my head ... just like the soil is only a few feet below the pavement under our feet . GO NATURE ! !.
Question: Why might I think looking at the moon is peaceful ?

Output: Because it 's quiet at night when the moon is the brightest .


Input:
Context: Dear Surf Gods , Thank you for serving up a bacchanal of hollow waves on Saturday morning . We checked the beach above first , noticed a growing crowd , and moved along . The next location was about twice as big and breaking twice as far out . As we paddled out into the glassy beachbreak , joining a friendly group of five guys , we counted our blessings . The swell continued to build and clean up , and we joined in on the feast .
Question: What may happen if I did not move to the next location ?

Output: The surfing may not be as awesome .


Input:
Context: okay well i decieded to start my lj beforee school starts so i can tell everyone about my fucked up lifee = ] i m fourteen and an incominq freshman . youh can call meh beeny ! = ] i have a boyfriend of almost seven monthss . he s amazinq .
Question: How do I feel about my boyfriend ?

Output: I love him very much and he is great !.


Input:
Context: NATE - 6th Grade ( jr . high ) Philip - 4th Grade Anna - Kindergarten Our first week back to school was great ( and tiring ! ) Wayland left to go out of town for the week on Monday . Nathanael had a scrimmage that night in a town north of here , Philip had practice , and it was the night before the first day of school .
Question: Why would Nathan attend the event that he did ?

Output: Nathan wanted to get some practice .


Input:
Context: NATE - 6th Grade ( jr . high ) Philip - 4th Grade Anna - Kindergarten Our first week back to school was great ( and tiring ! ) Wayland left to go out of town for the week on Monday . Nathanael had a scrimmage that night in a town north of here , Philip had practice , and it was the night before the first day of school .
Question: Why would Nathan attend the event that he did ?

Output: Nathan wanted to simulate a game .


Input:
Context: " Tell them I say ' hi ' , okay ? " he asked . Travis smiled . " Yeah , I 'll tell Bob you miss him . " he said , reading between the lines . William just blushed and ducked his head as Travis walked out . He had to run get some clothes , but then he was gone.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~When Patrick woke up , Pete just glared at him in silence for a solid twenty minutes before Patrick rolled his eyes .
Question: Why did Travis say to tell them I said hi ?

Output: Travis really wants to tell Bob hi .


Input:
Context: " Tell them I say ' hi ' , okay ? " he asked . Travis smiled . " Yeah , I 'll tell Bob you miss him . " he said , reading between the lines . William just blushed and ducked his head as Travis walked out . He had to run get some clothes , but then he was gone.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~When Patrick woke up , Pete just glared at him in silence for a solid twenty minutes before Patrick rolled his eyes .
Question: Why did Travis say to tell them I said hi ?

Output: travis does n't want to be obvious but he misses Bob.


Input:
Context: They found a walker for me for $ 5.00 . Which , the hospital wanted to send me home with a walker rather than me use my crutches , so it 's not a step backward . I feel safer on the walker , I have to admit . I think that the wheelchair may be going back this week , too .
Question: Why does the speaker need a walker ?

Output: Because they just had surgery.


Input:
Context: So , time for a post , been a while , posting on MS and other places . I was let go from my job last monday , mostly because I was getting cocky and people were tired of it , but I have been there for 10 years and they kinda need me to keep things running so after a week , my boss managed to get the others to keep me on for at least 6 months and then re - evaluate . Meanwhile , I started applying for new jobs right away and found a few that pay a lot more , so things can go either way at this point .
Question: What may be the reason for them getting fired ?

Output: They had been causing problems at their job .


Input:
Context: So , time for a post , been a while , posting on MS and other places . I was let go from my job last monday , mostly because I was getting cocky and people were tired of it , but I have been there for 10 years and they kinda need me to keep things running so after a week , my boss managed to get the others to keep me on for at least 6 months and then re - evaluate . Meanwhile , I started applying for new jobs right away and found a few that pay a lot more , so things can go either way at this point .
Question: What may be the reason for them getting fired ?

Output: They were n't getting along with their coworkers .


Input:
Context: I dreamt I woke up having loads of blood between my thighs . I really thought I was losing my baby all over again . I dreamt I screamed and cried in pain . I immediately woke up with a cold rush of panic through my head .
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's past ?

Output: They had a miscarriage the last time they were pregnant .


Input:
Context: I dreamt I woke up having loads of blood between my thighs . I really thought I was losing my baby all over again . I dreamt I screamed and cried in pain . I immediately woke up with a cold rush of panic through my head .
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's past ?

Output: They had lost a baby during their pregnancy .


Input:
Context: So if I did it I could move anywhere and teach at any Jazzercise facility ( technically , I ' m sure i 'd have to get hired and all hahaha ) . But I have to admit that I was so very flattered that she even asked me that . She knows that I work most days but she is interested in starting a night class at some point and I would dig doing that . It would be even better motivation for me to show up and exercise daily .
Question: What is the narrator 's professional pursuit ?

Output: They specialize in exercise .


Input:
Context: So if I did it I could move anywhere and teach at any Jazzercise facility ( technically , I ' m sure i 'd have to get hired and all hahaha ) . But I have to admit that I was so very flattered that she even asked me that . She knows that I work most days but she is interested in starting a night class at some point and I would dig doing that . It would be even better motivation for me to show up and exercise daily .
Question: What is the narrator 's professional pursuit ?

Output: They specialize in fitness .


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 might have we gone into this commune ?

Output: We might have gone into this commune to discuss the pollution related issues .


Input:
Context: He spent RS 13,475 in a single night at a biryani joint . To make this clear , a single person would find it difficult , especially in these lower - end joints , to spend more than RS 30 on all the biryani he could possibly eat , plus a few pints of beer and a couple of pieces of furniture thrown in . He must have really done something ridiculous .
Question: Does the person in question know how to have a good time ?

Output: This person is accustomed to spending RS in low end joints , they frequently overindulge and have a good time .


Input:
Context: He spent RS 13,475 in a single night at a biryani joint . To make this clear , a single person would find it difficult , especially in these lower - end joints , to spend more than RS 30 on all the biryani he could possibly eat , plus a few pints of beer and a couple of pieces of furniture thrown in . He must have really done something ridiculous .
Question: Does the person in question know how to have a good time ?

Output: This person knows how to spend money , and has money to spend , they frequent low end joints and enjoy themselves .


Input:
Context: I ' m sure I ' m not doing the description justice , but I do not exaggerate when I say that it my be my favorite jam EVER . In fact , as soon as I finished the first batch , I set about making a second , and when my own raspberries are ready , I darn well may make a third ! If you make one jam this ... er ... " summer , " this should be the one . And do n't be put off by the Ferber methodology .
Question: What did I do before writing this post ?

Output: I followed a recipe .


Input:
Context: It has been a busy weekend for me which ended not so good for me . On Friday my sister got married and that same evening I got an Achilles Tendon Rupture during my soccer practice . I heard a bang an felt a sudden sharp pain as if someone has whacked me in the back of the leg . After taking some painkillers before going to bed I woke - up with quite some pain and went to the hospital .
Question: What may happen before my achilles tendon rupture ?

Output: I got stepped on by a teammate .


Input:
Context: A few years before that , I had published a book about a political issue . An activist 's handbook . I had 20,000 copies in my garage when I found out about a large march in Washington . I bought an outdoor booth and trucked the books down to DC .
Question: Why would the narrator be going to DC ?

Output: To pass out material .


Input:
Context: A few years before that , I had published a book about a political issue . An activist 's handbook . I had 20,000 copies in my garage when I found out about a large march in Washington . I bought an outdoor booth and trucked the books down to DC .
Question: Why would the narrator be going to DC ?

Output: To take part in a march .


Input:
Context: I googled that statement above this morning . While my original intent was to find out what the rest of the world thought about slow runners , deep down inside I know that I only googled it because I ' m a little worried about tomorrows 10k . What I found sortof had to make me stop and laugh ... because it was the first item that came up when that statement was searched , and because I ' ve read it before . It was what Amy , from the Runner 's Lounge , wrote over a year ago about her thoughts on being a slow runner . This sentence was my favorite : " I may lack speed , form , and substance , but I tend to make up for it with heart , determination and genuine care / support to other runners .
Question: What may have happened if he was a fast runner ?

Output: He may not have looked up slow runner .


Input:
Context: So last night I took my final exam in " Public Opinion and American Politics " . It 's the shortest class I ' ve ever taken . It was during the first summer term , a six week class meeting for three hours , two times a week ( Tuesday and Thursday ) . So in total we had twelve class meetings .
Question: Why was their class length so short ?

Output: It was during an off - peak school season .


Input:
Context: I remember that I could see the sky and I knew that I was in the air , I could see clouds and things below me . All of a sudden I could hear people praying . Sound like whispers and talking all into one .
Question: Why is the narrator breathing such fresh air ?

Output: They are high up .


Input:
Context: But his breath , as well as his slurring words did n't actually improve my moods . So yeah , I was 600 km away from home , there were drunken people all around me and I had my mere belongings stuffed into the bin liner , which I had worn on my head before . Yeah , I was ecstatic . Half an hour later , my goosebumps were decorated with goosebumps already , but at least the rain seemed to lessen .
Question: Why is the narrator experiencing such deep anxiety ?

Output: The narrator feels the alcoholics are unpredictable in their behavior .


Input:
Context: But his breath , as well as his slurring words did n't actually improve my moods . So yeah , I was 600 km away from home , there were drunken people all around me and I had my mere belongings stuffed into the bin liner , which I had worn on my head before . Yeah , I was ecstatic . Half an hour later , my goosebumps were decorated with goosebumps already , but at least the rain seemed to lessen .
Question: Why is the narrator experiencing such deep anxiety ?

Output: The narrator is uncomfortable with the behavior of people drinking .


Input:
Context: Stella called him a grumpy old man before laughing freely ; Mac 's heart skipped a beat as the breeze whipped her hair about her face . She led him to the weather - worn garden furniture and pushed him into a chair , thrusting a thermos of steaming coffee into his hands . Moments later , the sky erupted into brilliant colours : red , blue and white to celebrate their country .
Question: Why did Mac 's heart skip a beat ?

Output: They were in awe of Stella 's beauty .


Input:
Context: Matt and I are going to get a new kitten at the end of the month ! Well ... it 's more - so for him because he 's always wanted one . I ' m sure Wolf will be happy to have another kitten to play with . Hopefully my landlord will let it happen though , pretty sure he did n't even want me to have Wolf and we NEED written consent when we go to adopt one .
Question: What may be the reason for needing written consent from the landlord ?

Output: So the adoption agency knows for sure that the landlord is allowing the animal to be there .


Input:
Context: Matt and I are going to get a new kitten at the end of the month ! Well ... it 's more - so for him because he 's always wanted one . I ' m sure Wolf will be happy to have another kitten to play with . Hopefully my landlord will let it happen though , pretty sure he did n't even want me to have Wolf and we NEED written consent when we go to adopt one .
Question: What may be the reason for needing written consent from the landlord ?

Output: So the they know the animal has a permanent home .


Input:
Context: She is so excited about starting school back up . I have never seen a child that missed school so much . I remember when I was little I could not wait for summer time . I think I even cried a couple times when summer was over .
Question: Why was I always so excited about summertime when I was younger ?

Output: I looked forward to summer because I did n't like school .


Input:
Context: Inspired by Heather She turned in her grave , spitting out the hair and dirt that had forced their way into her mouth . Her eyes opened . She looked around and sighed .
Question: What may of happened to her ?

Output: She passed away.


Input:
Context: She decorated the whole church without me ( THE BRIDE ) and she told me that she was nt decorating until tomorrow and then she goes and does it today ! I AM SO FURIOUS ! Everything is now her way just like she wanted and it is no longer my day ... how do i handle this . my fiance did nt know that she was decorating today and she told him not to call me I AM MAD ! ! !.
Question: What kind of person am I ?

Output: I am particular about my wedding .


Input:
Context: She decorated the whole church without me ( THE BRIDE ) and she told me that she was nt decorating until tomorrow and then she goes and does it today ! I AM SO FURIOUS ! Everything is now her way just like she wanted and it is no longer my day ... how do i handle this . my fiance did nt know that she was decorating today and she told him not to call me I AM MAD ! ! !.
Question: What kind of person am I ?

Output: I have a thing about my wedding .


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

Output: Passed away.


Input:
Context: But I was willing to sacrifice my preferences if that was what God wanted ( how noble of me ! ) , so I prayed about it . God said no .
Question: Why would the narrator be willing to sacrifice their preferences ?

Output: The narrator put God 's will above all else .


Input:
Context: But , he did manage to sing Happy Birthday before we lost the whole thing . HILARIOUS ! Our plans for the Fourth include heading to a friend 's house downtown Atlanta for the fireworks and babysitting Dave 's 4 and 2 year old nieces on the 5th ! !.
Question: Why might they be going to Atlanta for the fourth ?

Output: They want to celebrate the holiday with friends .


Input:
Context: About an hour later , my phone rings . Apparently out of the three people that were at the store that have keys , two of them did not have a key to the cage , and the other person did not have his keys with him . And I was closest .
Question: Why did the writer 's phone ring ?

Output: Because he was being asked to unlock a door .


Input:
Context: He calls me back and proceeds to tell me that this is the second time this week " the bike has done that to him " , and he offers to sell the bike to me for $ 10 . I really have no use for a bike ( at least , I ' ve more use for $ 10 ) at that time , so I decline . Just to make him feel better , though , I agree that it 's certainly an evil looking bike . I start to head off again , and he calls me over again .
Question: Why does the man want to sell his bike ?

Output: It 's messing with him , so he wants to get rid of it .


Input:
Context: My dad in old age ... he would have been wise in some matters . Important matters of the day to day . Wise in his right - brained blueness . Wise as each white hair in his beard .
Question: What may be a fact about their dad ?

Output: He died .


Input:
Context: He also loves teddy bears , so it seemed an ideal gift for him . Would you believe we could n't find a single plush toy with a proper wind up music box inside ? What is with that ?.
Question: What did we end up gifting after we could n't find a plush toy with a music box ?

Output: We bought a plush toy without a music box .


Input:
Context: He also loves teddy bears , so it seemed an ideal gift for him . Would you believe we could n't find a single plush toy with a proper wind up music box inside ? What is with that ?.
Question: What did we end up gifting after we could n't find a plush toy with a music box ?

Output: We bought a teddy bear .


Input:
Context: She was thin , and sick often , never really ate much and super susceptible to the cold . I fretted over her for the first year or so , but when it seemed like I could give her the same routine I was giving Alex , I slipped into that . And obviously , that 's worked for the last year and a half .
Question: Why may she have been thin and sick ?

Output: She did n't eat enough .


Input:
Context: We got tickets to watch the Phoenix Rover landing on Mars at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science . We watched the landing on the IMAX screen and I tried to get pictures but it just was n't happening ! It was one of those days when I wished I had lugged my dSLR with me instead of letting it continue to collect dust in my closet .
Question: Why did I wish I had what I had ?

Output: So I can capture the moment .


Input:
Context: Well , we have a closing date next week finally for my house ( see picture , is n't it adorable ? ) that I had before I married Tony . I ' m glad to finally be able to close that chapter of my life . I miss my neighbors tremendously who live next to the house , but that 's about it .
Question: What may be the reason for selling a house they still think is adorable ?

Output: They are married and living elsewhere .


Input:
Context: I plan to try again soon . These are mission figs and brown turkey figs . The night before last I got up to let the cat out . I lost my balance and fell , hitting my knee hard on the ceramic tile .
Question: Why is the narrator 's knee all bruised up ?

Output: They fell last night .


Input:
Context: I plan to try again soon . These are mission figs and brown turkey figs . The night before last I got up to let the cat out . I lost my balance and fell , hitting my knee hard on the ceramic tile .
Question: Why is the narrator 's knee all bruised up ?

Output: They lost their balance .


Input:
Context: They seriously looked at me like I was a nuthouse escapee . I think I finally understand people 's misconceptions with Chinese Medicine . Anyhow , I tried reasoning with them that the jolts of electricity they were experiencing , the resistance itself , that 's supposedly Qi . They reasoned with me that this so - called Qi I was experiencing was a figment of my imagination and was actually just my blood circulation being cut off .
Question: What may be the reason for posting this ?

Output: To describe Chinese medicene.


Input:
Context: So far it sucks . But I ' ve never tried it before , so it 'll take some getting used to . Not that I use it frequently . Or plan on using it frequently .
Question: Why would the narrator be so down on this item ?

Output: The narrator feels they are not skilled enough at it .


Input:
Context: So far it sucks . But I ' ve never tried it before , so it 'll take some getting used to . Not that I use it frequently . Or plan on using it frequently .
Question: Why would the narrator be so down on this item ?

Output: The narrator feels they are too unfamiliar with it .


Input:
Context: That part was even quite fun , though my dad never did find out why I kept smiling at my ' green is the new black ' T - shirt lol . He was quite nice today too , he bought me a shirt . I fell in love with it but it was soo out of my price range and he bought it for me . That made my day .... even if it was by him ... Then I got home and me and my mum watched the sucky soccer game .
Question: What might be a reason for this message ?

Output: They are telling their friend about their day.


Input:
Context: The bill , H.R. 6049 , also would create a new investment tax credit for purchases of small wind systems used to power homes , farms and small businesses . Next , the bill must be approved by the full House of Representatives in a vote late this week . Once again , your voices are crucial in order to clear this final hurdle before Congress adjourns at the end of September .
Question: What type of congressman would vote for this bill ?

Output: A liberal one .


Input:
Context: I was in the kitchen last night and hubby and baby were near the window . Suddenly both of them were excitedly calling me out to come over , and there was a sight to behold ! A boat was firing off fireworks in the pitch dark sky . The display continued for about 15 mins as we watched , enthralled from the window !.
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer was in the kitchen ?

Output: They were preparing some food .


Input:
Context: I ve always been sandwhiched between someone who will go with me to Target . High Skool was a Crimson fest , we always had plans to go here and see that . I ca n't remember a day where I did n't see all other 4 crimson ladies .
Question: Why is the person looking for someone to travel with ?

Output: They want to shop with them .


Input:
Context: We closed the show last night . I thought it went very well . The cast was very generous and beyond the usual cards they also gave myself , Betsy ( the director),and Kelly ( my ASM ) presents !.
Question: Why might the cast have given presents beyond the usual cards ?

Output: Because they might have been especially impressed how the show was run .


Input:
Context: ( Side note : the recently returned nurse actually had Lasik five years ago and raved about it . This was comforting . ) He made a few marks on my eyes with a " special " pencil . He also poured in the first dose of numbing drops . These numbing drops were to become my best friend .
Question: Why was the nurse so pleased with lasik , and why did they rave about it to this extent ?

Output: It helped them to a great extent , which threy are telling the speaker about.


Input:
Context: ( Side note : the recently returned nurse actually had Lasik five years ago and raved about it . This was comforting . ) He made a few marks on my eyes with a " special " pencil . He also poured in the first dose of numbing drops . These numbing drops were to become my best friend .
Question: Why was the nurse so pleased with lasik , and why did they rave about it to this extent ?

Output: They are eternally grateful to have recieved the procedure and want the speaker to know.


Input:
Context: It 's stressful enough during normal operation , trying to remember how many people each car type holds so I do n't over or under load it , or delay in the station . ... Then we went 101.Think about this kids ... what does it take for a ride with 3 individual trains , all with their own steam - powered engines , to go 101 ? It almost never happens . But would n't you know , it goes down on my very rare shift on the ride .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about the speaker ?

Output: Their job stresses them out .


Input:
Context: Plus it 's much better than continuing to reach for the diapers on the top shelf at the grocery store . I also met a mom at my breastfeeding support group who also uses cloth and gave me some extra covers that her daughter had outgrown . We met a few other couples that night too . It 's sad that I know the hostess 's name and all the children 's names and ages , but most of the other adults are just " so and so 's mom " .
Question: What will happen after the mom gets settled into the room ?

Output: She will meet with other moms .


Input:
Context: Plus it 's much better than continuing to reach for the diapers on the top shelf at the grocery store . I also met a mom at my breastfeeding support group who also uses cloth and gave me some extra covers that her daughter had outgrown . We met a few other couples that night too . It 's sad that I know the hostess 's name and all the children 's names and ages , but most of the other adults are just " so and so 's mom " .
Question: What will happen after the mom gets settled into the room ?

Output: She will talk with other moms .


Input:
Context: We were able to park right next to the fairgrounds and got to walk right over ! Once there we headed straight for the kid section to check out all the cool stuff . The kids then got to do Sand Art fishes .
Question: What may happen during their time at the fairgrounds ?

Output: They will participate in activities .


Input:
Context: I calmly walked back over pounded on the window six times and waited , I even called out " Stephen are you all right . " He knows you can see through the blinds up close , but she did n't . I saw him get up , get dressed and then the next thing I know he is opening the front door , so I walk over to meet him .
Question: Why did I knock on the glass ?

Output: To make my presence known .


Input:
Context: I was n't real impressed with our hotel . It 's the only hotel where Ihad real problems with the hot water . It took forever for the water at thesink to get hot , and the water in the shower seemed to run out . It wasreally strange .
Question: What will the narrator do in the morning in the hotel ?

Output: They 'll avoid the shower .


Input:
Context: I was n't real impressed with our hotel . It 's the only hotel where Ihad real problems with the hot water . It took forever for the water at thesink to get hot , and the water in the shower seemed to run out . It wasreally strange .
Question: What will the narrator do in the morning in the hotel ?

Output: They wo n't take a shower .


Input:
Context: The ability to recycle a shell became a holy grail for us . We knew we would need to use 100 % polyester for the entire composite fabric , and , to make that workable , we would have to develop with our suppliers a more breathable barrier . We 're proud to say that our fully recyclable polyester fabrics ( check out the Eco Rain Shell Jacket ) perform just as well as non - recyclable fabrics .
Question: Why might we emphasize having a recyclable shell ?

Output: Because it 's good for the environment , and the consumers demand it .


Input:
Context: I feel like I ' m in a classic college movie 24/7 . For example , last night me and the stoner bros and this one chick went to this cutty garden that s right by our dorm to smoke a J. Now this particular J happened to have keef in it which made it pretty bomb . BUT , there were 6 heads on the J so I did n't really get faded .
Question: What were we smoking ?

Output: Cannabis.


Input:
Context: I feel like I ' m in a classic college movie 24/7 . For example , last night me and the stoner bros and this one chick went to this cutty garden that s right by our dorm to smoke a J. Now this particular J happened to have keef in it which made it pretty bomb . BUT , there were 6 heads on the J so I did n't really get faded .
Question: What were we smoking ?

Output: Sativa.


Input:
Context: Well Tropical Storm Fay has come and gone . Here in Port St Lucie as bad as it was it was n't near as bad as what the storm did just north of us in Melbourne and the Palm Coast area . After Fay left out area she stalled along the cost for about 12 hours and then moved back inland at 5 mph .
Question: What state does this story take place ?

Output: Florida.


Input:
Context: The beer , however , came to $ 50 . We had 8 beers between the 4 of us . ) Then off we went to the Egyptian Museum which has the majority of the antiquities from the country in it . The sad thing is that the museum is , like so many things in the country , falling apart .
Question: what is the narrator doing ?

Output: the narrator is a tourist.


Input:
Context: So I ' m trying to scramble up on the grill ( not a good idea ) to get a better look and sure enough there go local LEO , lights flashing , sirens blaring escorting a number of buses through the light . Well no we was n't close enough to see inside the buses to see what important dignitaries might be inside . We were n't privy to to what elite members of society may have occupied those buses that deserved such a red carpet roll out . No sir , if your on the road when them air conditioned buses drinking up the gas that you ca n't find come hauling through escorted by Police then you gots to pull over .
Question: Why did they think there were elite people on the bus ?

Output: They had police escorts .


Input:
Context: Although I know he will not read my blog in future , I still write this blog in English since I know he ca n't understand any English . I do n't want him to read this blog . Suddenly , I realised that I even have n't taken a photo with him .
Question: What do you know about the speaker ?

Output: They are not a native English speaker .


Input:
Context: Although I know he will not read my blog in future , I still write this blog in English since I know he ca n't understand any English . I do n't want him to read this blog . Suddenly , I realised that I even have n't taken a photo with him .
Question: What do you know about the speaker ?

Output: They do n't want someone to read their writing .


Input:
Context: She needs some NOW ! because she had already started the washer , and as I ' m telling her that all I have is in my trunk and it 's that stuff she ca n't use in our washer because she told me so a couple weeks ago she 's trying to get me to get up from my bed and get out to my car to get it . and so very slowly , so slow i ' m slower than a sloth slow , i get up from my bed and go down the hall mumbling about how i ' m moving . not moving as in , i ' m leaving my house moving , but moving as in i ' m moving down the hall , making movement , moving .
Question: Why are some mad with the narrator ?

Output: They are moving slow .


Input:
Context: She needs some NOW ! because she had already started the washer , and as I ' m telling her that all I have is in my trunk and it 's that stuff she ca n't use in our washer because she told me so a couple weeks ago she 's trying to get me to get up from my bed and get out to my car to get it . and so very slowly , so slow i ' m slower than a sloth slow , i get up from my bed and go down the hall mumbling about how i ' m moving . not moving as in , i ' m leaving my house moving , but moving as in i ' m moving down the hall , making movement , moving .
Question: Why are some mad with the narrator ?

Output: They are very slow .


Input:
Context: We were there from 3:00 until 7:00 ( when the out door part ended ) , went to a diner for dinner , then went to part two at a bar from 8:30 until 10:30 when we decided to go home . ( I think the show actually went til 1:00 . ) ) ( I ' m all about the parentheses today , apparently .
Question: After such a long night if the narrator wanted to go straight to sleep , what time did they go to bed ?

Output: If the narrator wanted to go to bed early they went to bed at about 11 pm .


Input:
Context: " " I 'll tell you a story , " she said , pulling out the chair next to me and sitting down . She was munching on the cookie . " I grew up thinking that this was the only thing I needed in life . A house , a husband , a home of my own , you know the drill .
Question: Why does this woman seem so at peace ?

Output: This person has a clear objective in life .


Input:
Context: " " I 'll tell you a story , " she said , pulling out the chair next to me and sitting down . She was munching on the cookie . " I grew up thinking that this was the only thing I needed in life . A house , a husband , a home of my own , you know the drill .
Question: Why does this woman seem so at peace ?

Output: This person has an idea of what they want .


Input:
Context: What a wonderful day . Even though it was still in the high 80 's , it felt like Fall . We went to our friend Steven and Marukh 's new cafe , Another Byte , and had yummy fajitas for lunch . Then we headed over to Ruibal 's Plants for some ornamental grasses and white pumpkins .
Question: What profession were Steven and Marukh ?

Output: Steven and Marukh were Mexican food chefs .


Input:
Context: What a wonderful day . Even though it was still in the high 80 's , it felt like Fall . We went to our friend Steven and Marukh 's new cafe , Another Byte , and had yummy fajitas for lunch . Then we headed over to Ruibal 's Plants for some ornamental grasses and white pumpkins .
Question: What profession were Steven and Marukh ?

Output: Steven and Marukh were restaurant owners .


Input:
Context: For whatever reason , Ennis had changed , and Jack was excited to be the recipient of his new feelings . Still , a small part of Jack remained guarded . Ennis 's history required a bit of self - preservation , and Jack could n't help that . It hurt , but it was necessary .
Question: Why is Jack heartened by the behavior of Ennis ?

Output: Jack feels that Ennis is more empathetic .


Input:
Context: I was pacing down the sidewalk with the cheer of a dead person . My hands barely felt the paper grocery bags rubbing up against them , mainly because I was in la - la land . " Let 's take a break , " Raine offered , ushering me to a bench .
Question: What may have been the plausible reason for me sitting on the bench ?

Output: I was tired of walking .


Input:
Context: I was pacing down the sidewalk with the cheer of a dead person . My hands barely felt the paper grocery bags rubbing up against them , mainly because I was in la - la land . " Let 's take a break , " Raine offered , ushering me to a bench .
Question: What may have been the plausible reason for me sitting on the bench ?

Output: I was worn out from walking .


Input:
Context: I just got home 20 minutes ago , was nt keeping up with the A 's game on the radio or anything . I turn on the game and see its the bottom of the ninth , A 's down 2 - 1 against the Angels and K - Rod taking the mound . And I say to myself , we got this !.
Question: What may be the reason why they feel good about the game even though their team is losing ?

Output: Because they have a great pitcher .


Input:
Context: He spends his days going between meals at the local soup kitchen and hanging out at the local library . I ask myself the rhetorical question , " how can this be ? , " and have this insatiable urge to want to do something to help my dad . I know I ca n't .
Question: Why might the person 's dad be in that position ?

Output: They might be depressed and unable to help themselves.


Input:
Context: I had 88 and called a $ 10 raise with 2 others in the hand preflop . The flop came 8 9 Q and it was love at first sight . Trips of any sort are huge and with a flop like that they looked especially good .
Question: What might have I done after getting the flop ?

Output: I might have gone all in .


Input:
Context: We had a lot of fun with that , and our team won . Monday night , Chuck played tennis , and Tuesday evening , I went to High Lane for the women 's tennis , but there was a group of four women who made their own foursome , and eventually two other women for the main event . One had pulled a muscle earlier in the week , and figured she would be better off not playing . So I ended up playing two sets of singles against Jennifer , a woman we know from church .
Question: How often might I play tennis ?

Output: I might play tennis often enough to be good enough to win against another player .


Input:
Context: I was surprised to say the least , I never thought that would happen , feeling so weighted by feelings I have n't felt in 10 plus years but it was what I needed . I did n't fight through it I just went with it , I let my body move the way it wanted and tell the story it had been dying to tell . Because it threw me for such a loop I danced to it again in my normal class , not because I did n't have anything else to dance to but because I felt I was n't done . There was more and I wanted to see what would happen ; would I break down again ?.
Question: Why did I let my body tell the story it needed to tell even though I was surprised it happened ?

Output: I felt better after dancing to express my emotions .


Input:
Context: I was surprised to say the least , I never thought that would happen , feeling so weighted by feelings I have n't felt in 10 plus years but it was what I needed . I did n't fight through it I just went with it , I let my body move the way it wanted and tell the story it had been dying to tell . Because it threw me for such a loop I danced to it again in my normal class , not because I did n't have anything else to dance to but because I felt I was n't done . There was more and I wanted to see what would happen ; would I break down again ?.
Question: Why did I let my body tell the story it needed to tell even though I was surprised it happened ?

Output: I was overwhelmed by my emotions and let them out .


Input:
Context: Got to try out the new season 's gear at the snowdome yesterday . Wandered in a happy daze past loads and loads of groovy new snowboards ( including one with stitched cordoroy on top which looked great ) picking up stickers and catalogues . Then booked us some slope time and came back to try out a few .
Question: What will we do after ?

Output: We will go snowboarding .


Input:
Context: It was my second day of the out of the hospital day ... I ca n't believe that it 's been only 2 months since I started working .. It feels like 2 YEARS !.
Question: Why does it feel like it 's been 2 years since the writer started working ?

Output: Because it feels like it 's been a long time .


Input:
Context: Behind her in the room are bags stacked against the wall and outside is a truck being loaded with boxes from the final sorting , to be taken to the food bank centre . At 5:30 , the workers that were in this hallway had to start bringing the food over more quickly and had to stack it in the presorting room ( behind C ) . This hallway had to be cleared by 6:00 .
Question: What may happen after they sort out all of the boxes ?

Output: They will have the hallway cleared out on time .


Input:
Context: Behind her in the room are bags stacked against the wall and outside is a truck being loaded with boxes from the final sorting , to be taken to the food bank centre . At 5:30 , the workers that were in this hallway had to start bringing the food over more quickly and had to stack it in the presorting room ( behind C ) . This hallway had to be cleared by 6:00 .
Question: What may happen after they sort out all of the boxes ?

Output: They will take the food over to the food bank .


Input:
Context: I do n't even ride my bicycle on Newsom Station any more because of the speeders . Sometimes , I do n't feel safe making a left hand turn into my neighborhood because of the cars racing down the hill . Yesterday , I left my neighborhood to walk to the Bellevue Announcements sign about a mile away to take the photo for the blog .
Question: What causes the narrator much anxiety when out for a bike ride ?

Output: Nearby vehicles .


Input:
Context: I do n't even ride my bicycle on Newsom Station any more because of the speeders . Sometimes , I do n't feel safe making a left hand turn into my neighborhood because of the cars racing down the hill . Yesterday , I left my neighborhood to walk to the Bellevue Announcements sign about a mile away to take the photo for the blog .
Question: What causes the narrator much anxiety when out for a bike ride ?

Output: Passing cars .


Input:
Context: I ' ve just emailed Virginia Ironside to tell her how much I ' m enjoying her book - I ' ve told her about my blog so I hope if she visits , she 'll leave a comment - would n't that be exciting !.
Question: What would be the reason Virginia Ironside leaving a comment on my blog would be exciting ?

Output: I am a fan and it would be meaningful , also others would be impressed .


Input:
Context: I ' ve just emailed Virginia Ironside to tell her how much I ' m enjoying her book - I ' ve told her about my blog so I hope if she visits , she 'll leave a comment - would n't that be exciting !.
Question: What would be the reason Virginia Ironside leaving a comment on my blog would be exciting ?

Output: It would be a thing that might drive traffic to the site .


Input:
Context: We thought we were getting to the theater early , but there was a long line of people waiting . We were n't guaranteed a seat . But it was fun just standing in line with people bedecked in tiaras and feather boas . Soon a tiara was perched on my head , too .
Question: What will I do now that the tiara is on my head ?

Output: I will laugh and dance around .


Input:
Context: We thought we were getting to the theater early , but there was a long line of people waiting . We were n't guaranteed a seat . But it was fun just standing in line with people bedecked in tiaras and feather boas . Soon a tiara was perched on my head , too .
Question: What will I do now that the tiara is on my head ?

Output: I will thank the person that put it there .


Input:
Context: Ah well ; he 'd never enjoyed wearing it anyway . It was relaxing to lie there , going numb , aware of only the pain in his ears , the cold water in his mouth and the fish ( it was uncommonly large ) , sliding against his body . The hands on his face were pleasant too .
Question: What might he be doing currently ?

Output: He might be floating in water .


Input:
Context: We are ready to walk out and become independents or capital - L Libertarians or capital - C Constitutionalists or capital - R Reformers . You have one shot at keeping us around , GOP , and even invigorating us to be proud Republicans again . Try not to blow it . Note - Adam Bernay is a longtime Libertarian Republican activist , dating back to the mid-1990s . He has been involved with the Republican Liberty Caucus , particularly in California , in numerous capacities , since about that time .
Question: What is the economic ideology of the narrator ?

Output: The narrator believes in capitalism .


Input:
Context: We are ready to walk out and become independents or capital - L Libertarians or capital - C Constitutionalists or capital - R Reformers . You have one shot at keeping us around , GOP , and even invigorating us to be proud Republicans again . Try not to blow it . Note - Adam Bernay is a longtime Libertarian Republican activist , dating back to the mid-1990s . He has been involved with the Republican Liberty Caucus , particularly in California , in numerous capacities , since about that time .
Question: What is the economic ideology of the narrator ?

Output: The narrator believes in free markets .


Input:
Context: Yeah , I do . And for clarification , I am not and was not rowdy , intoxicated , or pregnant . But extremely embarrassed!I was bowling the best game of my life , but we ran out of time and they turned off our lane . Oh well .
Question: What may have happed before my lane was turned off ?

Output: I could have bowled a strike.


Input:
Context: Yeah , I do . And for clarification , I am not and was not rowdy , intoxicated , or pregnant . But extremely embarrassed!I was bowling the best game of my life , but we ran out of time and they turned off our lane . Oh well .
Question: What may have happed before my lane was turned off ?

Output: My tean could have won .


Input:
Context: So , eshala and I were talking on the phone ( no surprise ) and the election came up and she made some disparaging comment about Jack Layton . " But , I , um ... I ' ve always liked Layton " I demurred . " Have I not been paying attention ?.
Question: What might make you feel awkward while talking to Eshala ?

Output: She threw out some mean comments about a politician I like .


Input:
Context: He 'd ask Riza and Ed if either of them knew the significance of the item , but it was obvious , more so than others that it was important . Once Al was satisfied he had all the parts that could be found - and there were a number that could not , he tucked them away to work on later . It was n't completely unsalvageable , and for how cold he behaved to Roy at times in the past , he felt that it was probably due for him to do something for Roy .
Question: Why did Al tuck the parts away so he could work on them later ?

Output: He wants to be able to give the project his full attention once he has all the parts.


Input:
Context: Physically , and as free of flowery abstraction as possible . ( Although , I know for me it 's largely mental and emotional as well , so there 's no strict bar on the use of literary devices . ) I 'd love to figure out how to capture that emotional connection and release with the physical sensation .
Question: What was the reason I felt free .?

Output: I was able to express myself .


Input:
Context: I added chopped walnuts . I got 16 muffins . Oatmeal Muffins ( Adapted from " 500 Cupcakes " by Fergal Connolly)Makes 12 - 16 muffins2 cups all - purpose flour1 cup packed light brown sugar1 tbsp . baking powder1 tsp .
Question: What did the writer do after adding the chopped nuts ?

Output: They stirred the batter .


Input:
Context: Took a short walk at the lake afterwards ( it was unbearably hot , so I only did 2/3 of the walk ) . Went home , took another shower and changed to go see the Army Field Band play at St. John 's . They were superb as always .
Question: Why did the writer take a shower ?

Output: Because they wanted to wash off after the exercise .


Input:
Context: Whether it flattered them , was so gorgeous , or just FIERCE ( ! ) , they were a cosplayer 's dream , and if you lived in the avatarverse , those would be your clothes . OR It was an outfit or disguise that was just too darn funny .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited with the outfit ?

Output: The narrator feels it mirrors a movie costume they love .


Input:
Context: Whether it flattered them , was so gorgeous , or just FIERCE ( ! ) , they were a cosplayer 's dream , and if you lived in the avatarverse , those would be your clothes . OR It was an outfit or disguise that was just too darn funny .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited with the outfit ?

Output: The narrator feels it mirrors a uniform they really like .


Input:
Context: I have this crazy notion that I do n't have enough time . What this does is cause me to plan and re - plan so that I fit all of my interests and goals into my life . We talked about having another child and I confessed that my greatest fear was that we would n't be able to .
Question: What may be the reason why they do n't think they can have another child ?

Output: They 're too old .


Input:
Context: Sandy is preggo with her third girl . She 's having a scheduled Cesarean in November ( that 's all she can do at this point ) and I am so excited ! She 's going to quit her job and be a stay at home mommy . How cute .
Question: Why will she schedule the Caesarian ?

Output: She will not have natural birth and needs to schedule it to be able to get into the hospital in time .


Input:
Context: Oooh my god , today I yelled so loud and got so mad , it was refreshing . But Mike is super nice . We sat around talking about running and stuff , and he was even like , very empathetic about the whole situation . And his apartment is awesome .
Question: Why were the narrator 's actions refreshing ?

Output: She needed to let stress out .


Input:
Context: Oooh my god , today I yelled so loud and got so mad , it was refreshing . But Mike is super nice . We sat around talking about running and stuff , and he was even like , very empathetic about the whole situation . And his apartment is awesome .
Question: Why were the narrator 's actions refreshing ?

Output: She needed to vent .


Input:
Context: OMG ... I need to get to a meeting . : -)I had wanted to go for a few hours Friday night but no one would go and my eyelids were too heavy to go by myself . I figured a few hours of fun would be good for me and maybe I 'd continue my hot streak .
Question: What may be the reason for not going out Friday night ?

Output: I was tired and needed to sleep .


Input:
Context: I ' ve got a sort of side job ish kind of thing going on now . $ 20 to clean and do laundry and stuff like that for a few hours every Sunday at Linny 's house . Twenty bucks is n't really much these days , but it pays for gas for awhile , gives me a chance to spend time with her and her parents , and they really need the help .
Question: Why do I visit Linny ?

Output: I go to Linny 's to do chores and visit .


Input:
Context: He also moved the fan into the corner because he decided to just get plug happy next to my desk . I ' m genuinely OCD , plus I ' ve spent nearly a week moving and putting things just so . To come home and see everything all clustered and messy freaks me out to no end .
Question: Why did the narrator get so anxious upon getting home ?

Output: The place was dirty .


Input:
Context: He also moved the fan into the corner because he decided to just get plug happy next to my desk . I ' m genuinely OCD , plus I ' ve spent nearly a week moving and putting things just so . To come home and see everything all clustered and messy freaks me out to no end .
Question: Why did the narrator get so anxious upon getting home ?

Output: The place was messy .


Input:
Context: My second thought was , " hey , that guy kinda looks like Bobby Knight . " Then I turned again and thought , " hey , that 's the winningest men 's basketball coach in NCAA history Bobby Knight his very own damn self . " So that was neat .
Question: Why did the writer think that the person looked like Bobby Knight ?

Output: Because it actually was Bobby Knight .


Input:
Context: Most of my friends who ' ve lived here have moved away . But one couple remains : my rescued tough - guy robin and his wife , a faithful bird - of - valor whose tireless mud - gathering has afforded them TWO NESTS each nesting season since assuming ownership of the back yard . This week their exuberant presence dominated the yard , each of them taking turns at hunting squirmy prey , taking vigorous baths in the birdbath , following me almost literally " under foot . ".
Question: What may be the reason that the couple remains ?

Output: They are being taken care of .


Input:
Context: Because this system is so amazing , its going to make headlines . Incredibly ... you are first in line and in position to discover secrets only a handful of people on the Internet know about Craigslist . Secrets that up until now , have n't been shared with anyone ...
Question: Why is the narrator so excited about Craigslist ?

Output: The narrator sees a uniqueness in it .