Input:
Context: Well , I decided that since scrapbooking was one of my original 7 categories , I 'd better post something scrappy .... and since I have n't done any scrapping since before Hazel was born , I had to go back to some pages I had done when I was awaiting Hazel 's arrival . You know that stage when you 're so huge and swollen that you ca n't do much of anything without extreme effort ? Yeah , that was me .
Question: What may be a fact about the time speaker is talking about ?

Output: They were pregnant .


Input:
Context: That was nice . Garret Wang showed up and Alexis Cruz was with us . He tried to stick a cork in his nose , but it would n't fit .
Question: What may happen if Alexis Cruz 's plan succeeded then someone pushed it even further ?

Output: a nasal fracture may happen .


Input:
Context: That was nice . Garret Wang showed up and Alexis Cruz was with us . He tried to stick a cork in his nose , but it would n't fit .
Question: What may happen if Alexis Cruz 's plan succeeded then someone pushed it even further ?

Output: his nose may start to bleed .


Input:
Context: I wanted a freebie ! Then at work , from 11 am to 3 pm there was this chatty chick doing a demo / sampling of the grapes which were on special in the produce department , and she 'd set up her stand right next to my flower display . She was making up this WW strawberry mousse and giving people a bit of that with a couple of grapes in it . Of course it had dairy ... and aspartame ... yeesh .
Question: Why does the narrator not like aspartame in their food .?

Output: They have a thing against processed foods .


Input:
Context: We welcomed Mom and Bill to little old Baltimore on Sunday . First we walked around the yard looking at the flower beds . We then ventured to the veggie garden , Mom and Steve talked about basil and Steve picked an eggplant . We sat on the patio for a while , having to adjust seating to keep in the shade .
Question: Why did Steve pick an eggplant ?

Output: Because he wants to eat it .


Input:
Context: I have also had the experience ( more than twice ) of being ranted to by well known poets in my gen with many books that they ca n't get published anywhere and feel entirely unappreciated . Then there is the further experience of being invited to a conference but not being able to come up with the dough to go . Then there are the claims those of us from the working class make about our childhoods without prep school . And there is the complaint that those of us who are not academics do n't get summers off .
Question: What type of genre of literature does the narrator like ?

Output: They enjoy poetry .


Input:
Context: i wondered if prayers inside your head were ok , or whether i was meant to scream them at the sky . i thought i was smart enough to make God forgive all my sins before he struck me down so i did n't have to go to Hell . it was scary .
Question: What type of religion is the narrator seeming to speak of ?

Output: The narrator seems to be Christian .


Input:
Context: i wondered if prayers inside your head were ok , or whether i was meant to scream them at the sky . i thought i was smart enough to make God forgive all my sins before he struck me down so i did n't have to go to Hell . it was scary .
Question: What type of religion is the narrator seeming to speak of ?

Output: The narrator seems to be speaking of Christianity .


Input:
Context: Not because of anything else , but you would smile because of me . You would smile for me . I miss you , but yet I know I ca n't . Because you no longer belong to me .
Question: Why does the other person no longer belong to the narrator ?

Output: The other is with another person .


Input:
Context: Not because of anything else , but you would smile because of me . You would smile for me . I miss you , but yet I know I ca n't . Because you no longer belong to me .
Question: Why does the other person no longer belong to the narrator ?

Output: The other person is seeing someone else .


Input:
Context: I ' m wrapping up on my favorite client today . Will start back at my other favorite client on Tuesday ( yay ! ) . It is n't exactly my first choice of actual work ( it will be accounting , rather than auditing ) , but they did get me another $ 3/hour , which is good . And it is a longer - term gig , which is great .
Question: Why is this client my favorite ?

Output: Because I enjoy my interactions with them .


Input:
Context: So on the Permaculture side of the internship most of what I learned was how to teach and share my knowledge . But what I did not know entering the internship was the life and homesteading skills that I learned . I live a very secluded life . I live in a community called The Farm in Summertown , TN , which is in the middle of nowhere .
Question: Why do they live a secluded life ?

Output: They do not live around many people .


Input:
Context: I thought I would be able to get something done on my newest fic , but I was wrong . This time , it was n't allergy related but Muse related . Mine was either out to lunch or took an unexpected vacation . Nothing was coming to me today and that was frustrating .
Question: Why is the person frustrated ?

Output: They are normally very creative but ca n't think of anything today.


Input:
Context: blaine was only able to stay for a little while since he had to work sunday and while i wanted to go home with him to NOT face the party the rest of the evening , i stayed with nick and brenna . i had such a good time though . there was making out involved among some of the party guests . oh , might i add that the party took place on the rooftop of this lovely apartment building .
Question: Where might James have gone after leaving the party?

Output: He went home.


Input:
Context: Today I had again a very weird dream ... I was one ( female ) paladin / mage in a group of five , who fought evil and so - in the real world . We were somehow strange , cause we were born from some kind of ' fire elemental of justice ' and when one of us was " killed " , we become one with the elemental again .
Question: What happened after the dream ?

Output: She woke up.


Input:
Context: Because I wanted to do something good , for others and for myself . I was thinking of how I could better the situation of those less fortunate than myself , and I was also thinking of how Peace Corps could benefit me . But despite all of the Peace Corps training and advertising about representing the ' States , it was n't until I heard those two words that I realized what I 'd done . I served my country in the best way I could .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Proud.


Input:
Context: It was foisted upon me and ummm , the girl was SWEET and I wanted to adopt her , but I was sooooo uncomfortable and ended up giving the dance back to the guy who bought it for me . And I made the mistake of saying my " girlfriend " was upset cuz SK was lookin ' at me and saw I was wishin ' it was Mr. McHottie instead of Ms. Joy and SK said she was SO outta there . From that , Ms. Joy thought WE WERE GAY . Which as you know , I do n't have a problem with but seriously , haaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahaha ! !.
Question: Why do n't I have a problem with being gay ?

Output: I 'm not judgemental .


Input:
Context: This summer has been pretty wonderful . It would remain in my heart as one of the most cherished . It marks the beginning of a new phase as I have done many things for the first time in my life . Some were physical , some mental and some just pleasing my mind .
Question: What may happen in my life during the summer ?

Output: I will accomplish a lot of good things .


Input:
Context: If you want to clean the kitchen and then put up a complaining notice then fine but DONT THROW OTHER PEOPLES PROPERTY IN THE BIN . YOU'RE NOT THE BLOODY LANDLORD . And it 's not the first time either , I ' ve found my pot in the bin bag after leaving it for one hour fifteen minutes in soak in the sink .
Question: How did I feel after what happened ?

Output: I 'm angry and upset at what happened .


Input:
Context: Its always there ... Its just the way I am . Even though , I made peice with myself and my life and my past .. It will never be far from my thoughts ... Thoughts of small comfort to me when its laced with negativity ... If it had n't been for Roaches dark humor and stone cold wisdom .. I would ' ve given up on the human race long ago .
Question: What is the mindset of the narrator ?

Output: The narrator is a pessimist .


Input:
Context: So , I ' m going to just go ahead and give the Phillies the division . I ' m pretty sure a company softball team could beat the Nationals at this point . In the Wild Card race , the Mets have a one game lead over the Brewers . Both teams are doing their best to choke away any chances they have , especially the Brewers . But , they fired their manager about a week ago and it seems to have worked .
Question: Why was the Brewer 's manager fired ?

Output: The team had been under - performing for too long.


Input:
Context: I have a good friendship with one of the IT guys I work with , he 's always out in reception chatting almost at every opportunity he can get . Recently we ' ve been texting each other almost every day , just general chitchat and making fun of each other . A couple of weeks ago , we went to the pictures together and after he dropped me off home he sent me a text telling me that he enjoyed himself and that it was fun hanging out with someone with the same silly sense of humour and that we should do it again , signed off with a kiss .
Question: What may I be doing with the IT guy I work with ?

Output: I went out with him recently to see a movie .


Input:
Context: Nothing much around Bugis so we decided on a GUESS handbag . We could nt afford to buy things that are much more expensive than that , so that was our best then . Anyway there is this TEA SHAKE HUT , which sells bubble tea and meals there , quite nice and reasonable price .
Question: Why could n't they afford things that are much more expensive than a Guess handbag ?

Output: Because they do n't have a lot of money .


Input:
Context: I was walking up to our mailbox when coming home one evening . To get to it , I have to walk through a small dirt walkway . Well , it 's not really a walkway , but I 'd rather step on that and duck under trees instead of walking on the lawn . I noticed that the heels on my new shoes were sinking in as I walked .
Question: Why was the brand new shoes ruined ?

Output: The lawn was dirty .


Input:
Context: The house painters finished yesterday and we are so pleased with the results . While I would not say they were the greatest guys to work with , they did do a nice job and the house looks so much better . Here are some photos I took with my phone as I was running out the door this morning .
Question: What may have caused you to take photos of your house ?

Output: It got a new coat of color .


Input:
Context: For the last three years , I ' ve lived in Prague during the offseason . I consider it to be the most beautiful city in the world , and hockey is the most popular sport here . The best part about having the summers off is that I can see my family and spend quality time with my wife , driving through Prague to enjoy the sights . On a typical day during the offseason , I get up at 7:30 a.m. and eat some breakfast before I workout .
Question: Where does the narrator live during the offseason ?

Output: They live in the Czech Republic .


Input:
Context: After the movie I hit up my reunion dinner which had good socially responsible organic food and an open wine and beer bar . After hanging with some of my old classmates and playing some drunk Frisbee we had to retreat to the physics lounge to sleep as I said I no longer had a place to stay . Still , the ad hoc accommodations were worth it in able to get a good place on Foss Hill for the commencement address . We got out there around 7 am for the 11 am start and within an hour the goos spots were already gone .
Question: What is the speaker likely attending ?

Output: A graduation .


Input:
Context: Google has announced the winners of it 's Android Developer Challenge . Just glancing through some of the winning apps , there are some REALLY good ideas in there . The most noble app I saw was one that examines your commutes and the like and gives you suggestions on how to become more carbon neutral ( carpooling , transit alternatives , etc ) . The app that grabbed my attention the most is one that lets you take a picture of a product 's bar code while in the store , and it will compare the product 's price in various other stores .
Question: Why would Google pick the app they did ?

Output: They wanted to pick something good for the environment .


Input:
Context: I ' m a huge fan of the imperial cream ale , then with the sample of imperial stout , about 5 distinct flavors and a aftertaste that kept on going , and that was n't even carbonated yet . A little bit later , he placed a glass in front of me . FREE GREAT BEER !.
Question: Why am I a huge fan of the imperial cream ale ?

Output: Because I like how it tastes .


Input:
Context: Karen is quite the muscular little diva . We caught up with Karen after she had just finished a friendly little game of touch football on the beach with a giant group of her friends . Straight up , you know Karen is a party beauty that 's willing to give just about everything a try .
Question: Why do you think it is stated that Karen will give anything a try ?

Output: Her friends saw her playing football at the beach and knowing her they made this assumption .


Input:
Context: An excellent solution to free up needed time and use it toward your business goals is by the use of video marketing . 4 . The higher an online business 's website ranking is on the World Wide Web , the more credible the site is to the consumers . Video marketing can help your business achieve the best ranking possible by driving more traffic to your online website .
Question: What may happen if I implement video marketing ?

Output: I will have more time.


Input:
Context: An excellent solution to free up needed time and use it toward your business goals is by the use of video marketing . 4 . The higher an online business 's website ranking is on the World Wide Web , the more credible the site is to the consumers . Video marketing can help your business achieve the best ranking possible by driving more traffic to your online website .
Question: What may happen if I implement video marketing ?

Output: More people will visit my website.


Input:
Context: All my stress was for nothing because I decided how stressful it would be . I did things i wanted to do . shop , work out , see my immediate family . that was all i wanted to do and i did it .
Question: What might have happened had you not decided to do what you wanted to do ?

Output: I would have been stressed out and anxious throughout the period and that would have made it difficult to get anything done well.


Input:
Context: ( Only slightly shorter than bbstenniz ' Orlando post . And I ' m glad nobody cares if I ' m sabotaging my chances of making the show by doing this ! ) : ) To " prepare " for my audition I re - read a book I got a while ago : Noreen Wald 's " Contestant , " about how she appeared on seven ( IIRC ) game shows . Definitely out of print .
Question: What kind of show am I auditioning for ?

Output: T V Game show .


Input:
Context: Had a great birthday lunch with Peter . It got messy when I went to TCD . First , I showed up around 1:15 only to be asked if I had my assessment paper from my landlord . I had forgotten it at home .
Question: What did you do after you found out you had forgotten your assessment paper ?

Output: I had to go home to get the paper quickly.


Input:
Context: Went to the dermatologist today and had biopsies on two places on my forehead . Hopefully nothing comes of it , but it 's a wait of two weeks to find out . The upside of the afternoon was that my mom kept baby boy , so I spent two hours after the appt .
Question: What may be the reason for the medical procedure ?

Output: I may have cancer .


Input:
Context: It hurt . Terribly . The blonde grimaced as a stream of blood dripped down his arm , splashing onto the floor . Mello gripped his shirt and pulled it over his head , falling back against the wall a moment as the sleeve was peeled off .
Question: What may be the reason why he fell back against the wall ?

Output: Because he lost his balance .


Input:
Context: It hurt . Terribly . The blonde grimaced as a stream of blood dripped down his arm , splashing onto the floor . Mello gripped his shirt and pulled it over his head , falling back against the wall a moment as the sleeve was peeled off .
Question: What may be the reason why he fell back against the wall ?

Output: Because of the pain .


Input:
Context: I would ponder about the meaning of life and my imaginative mind will somehow imagine scenarios if loved ones like my mother died . These moments will usually come in the dead of the night before I go to sleep and tears will stream down my face as my mind plays out the scenario . Kinda wimpy for a boy but I get so involved in those imaginations to the point where it seems so real .
Question: What type of person in this likely ?

Output: Highly imaginative and sensitive.


Input:
Context: He was slightly slimy but Howard had encountered men like this before , men who thought they could sum a person up with one glance . Well , Howard Moon was a man of mystery , but Howard Moon was going to tell him straight , man - to - man . " I 'm looking for adventure , sir . " He nodded and puffed his chest out , surveying the room as if adventure would suddenly pop into his line of vision . " We all are , mate . But what kind of adventure ? " " Any type , sir .
Question: What made Howard such a mystery ?

Output: No one knew he was and he never said a word .


Input:
Context: And sure enough over the next couple of days , I had four calls and spent three hours attempting to upload , download , reload and resolve things . And , I have to say the people at the other end were pleasant , funny and helpful . They concluded the issue was with my BB itself and not their network and they said I qualified for an upgrade - e.g. a new device at a discount .
Question: Why did the narrator spend so much time on the phone ?

Output: She was on the phone with tech support trying to fix her computer .


Input:
Context: And I got a french done . I so love the silver glittery french tips ! And I bought like 5 bottles of OPI nail vanish from them at 10 bucks .
Question: Where did I go ?

Output: I went to the nail salon.


Input:
Context: More and more ideas keep flowing into my thoughts of what I am going to be doing with my delicious pet . Now be a good girl and go to the bedroom . Sit on the edge of the bed in a nice feminine pose and wait for me . " A huge smile came to my face .
Question: How would you describe the narrator ?

Output: The narrator is dominant .


Input:
Context: I want you old fabric or notions or whatever ! I 'll make a swap or I 'll make you something out of it but I ' m a cheapskate and would love it if you ' ve got some old stuff to throw my way . Puhlease !.
Question: What might this person lack ?

Output: They might lack money.


Input:
Context: My mum plays with my pet balloon cat while on - the - phone - talking - about - jellybeans - and - cool - movies - and - cupcakes . . Except replace jellybeans - and - cool - movies - and - cupcakes with stock - market - stuff - and - church - auntie - lingo .
Question: What kind of person is your mom ?

Output: She is a religious person .


Input:
Context: Brian asked , tilting his head . Bella widened her eyes and nodded . " You said it , " she replied , gaining more confidence with each breath .
Question: What can be concluded about what Brian asked Bella ?

Output: Brian must have asked about something Bella agreed with .


Input:
Context: I walked with Frank to our bus . I did a quick survey of the area and no one was around . I pushed him up against the door of the bus , and pressed my lips harshly to his .
Question: Why did the narrator decide to kiss Frank ?

Output: They were all alone .


Input:
Context: I walked with Frank to our bus . I did a quick survey of the area and no one was around . I pushed him up against the door of the bus , and pressed my lips harshly to his .
Question: Why did the narrator decide to kiss Frank ?

Output: They were in private .


Input:
Context: Hi ! This is Anabelle , and I have a quick and easy way to brighten up gift giving for you . Next time you have a present to give someone , instead of using ribbon , use felt ! It 's a wonderful way to add dimension and beauty to any gift .
Question: What does the recommend for gifts ?

Output: Using a piece of felt .


Input:
Context: Touhou 11 : Subterranean Animism came out in Japan today , which means everyone is on Share / Torrent / Etc waiting for the Japanese to bloody upload it so us Americans can play the new game .
Question: What will happen once the Japanese upload the game to torrent ?

Output: Americans will download the game , install it and play it .


Input:
Context: My entire life is full of irony , while i was trying to convince one friend to live , another was dying . I feel like butter spred over too much bread . Now all of us are mourning this loss and at the same time they all look to me to be the strong one of the group .
Question: What is probably true of my friends ?

Output: They have mental illnesses.


Input:
Context: It 's true . You can find anything in New York ... even slices of Tokyo . But next to this group of avant guard kids , was a plumber from Brooklyn yelling at a client on their cellphone , a young PR assistant crying at her ( just ) ex - boyfriend , a Swedish couple wearing matching outfits , and a homeless man pushing a shopping cart of aluminium cans .
Question: What may be true about the people of New York ?

Output: The people there are diverse .


Input:
Context: so i 'd heard about people " hardcore " dancing . and it sounded ridiculous . but today i got to see someone " hxc " dance . i must say .
Question: What will the narrator do after the demonstration is through ?

Output: They will try hardcore dancing .


Input:
Context: so i 'd heard about people " hardcore " dancing . and it sounded ridiculous . but today i got to see someone " hxc " dance . i must say .
Question: What will the narrator do after the demonstration is through ?

Output: They will try moshing .


Input:
Context: she s been doing this since she was about 17 months . i ve been working 40 hours 5 days a week since she was 11 months , so she is used to the fact that i work and she has been in daycare since she was 6 weeks . i was just wondering why she still does n't like me to leave or is n't ok with me leaving . she always says she has fun at daycare and when i pick her up she s always playing and smiling .
Question: What is the OP 's most likely position ?

Output: Single dad.


Input:
Context: Good morning from Sweden . It is beautiful here today and I am just about to head to the range to get ready for the final round . I played OK yesterday , but just never got it going . I got passed by three girls , but am only two shots back .
Question: What sporting event was the the narrator playing in ?

Output: The narrator was playing or practicing golf on a range .


Input:
Context: I ' ve got a shit load of work to do this week so hopefully it does n't get me down too much . So I was lying in bed this morning wondering whether or not I should go . The funny thing is that I could n't find any excuses not to go . Obviously I had my sore chest , but that did n't seem enough .
Question: What may happen if he goes ?

Output: He may not complete all his work .


Input:
Context: The game had become more and more fascinating as time wore on and Gojyo knew , although he would not admit it verbally , that it was because of the attraction . Denial aside he nonetheless loved staring at the blonde . The only real trick was to not get caught .
Question: Why is Gojyo enjoying the event despite initial resistance ?

Output: Gojyo is attracted to a character .


Input:
Context: The game had become more and more fascinating as time wore on and Gojyo knew , although he would not admit it verbally , that it was because of the attraction . Denial aside he nonetheless loved staring at the blonde . The only real trick was to not get caught .
Question: Why is Gojyo enjoying the event despite initial resistance ?

Output: Gojyo is smitten with someone .


Input:
Context: I ' ve stopped wondering n denying now . He might be married with two kids and happy in his own life , but while on screen the magic he spreads around can not be ignored . The smile , the innocent face , the twinkling eyes . Everytime I see him I get spellbound .
Question: Why might I be talking about this person is such a familiar way ?

Output: I feel like I know him from watching his shows for so long .


Input:
Context: I called Clint , who just moved out here less than a week ago , and he and Madeline came to pick me up , and we went blueberry picking . We drove about 45 minutes south , met up with some other friends , and then drove out to Pihl Orchard . We picked for a while , and I just wandered around the orchard for a while . I have never smelled peaches that smelled quite so wonderful .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Happy .


Input:
Context: O.K. I have to say this first : It 's the second time in 13 years , that I killed our home phone . I forgot it outside , and it got drowned in a rain storm . I was amazed that it still kind of worked .
Question: Where did I left my phone ?

Output: I left it outside .


Input:
Context: Camping - We were a little nitpicky with each other and the so called primitive walk - in sites were nowhere approaching private at the first place . We were sandwiched between redneck ( and not the good kind ) families with blaring crappy music on one side an a kid with a fully automatic pellet gun on the other side . I do n't trust folks with pellet guns because I remember how careless I was with my own ages ago .
Question: Why did the narrator not seem to enjoy the camping trip .?

Output: They felt boxed in .


Input:
Context: Camping - We were a little nitpicky with each other and the so called primitive walk - in sites were nowhere approaching private at the first place . We were sandwiched between redneck ( and not the good kind ) families with blaring crappy music on one side an a kid with a fully automatic pellet gun on the other side . I do n't trust folks with pellet guns because I remember how careless I was with my own ages ago .
Question: Why did the narrator not seem to enjoy the camping trip .?

Output: They felt cramped .


Input:
Context: There is a common denominator I experience whenever I rode a bajaj , and that is the constant shaking of the entire vehicle , the outdoor atmosphere all passengers are privy to without any glass barrier , the soot and dirt that " waxes " the vehicle 's floor , and trying to tolerate the noise of the motor 's accelerator at close proximity . Considering the way I have written this entry thus far , the experiences may sound appalling , but whenever I see a picture of this orange motor bug , I am pleasantly reminded of home . - Now , about the post title .
Question: Why is the person excited about seeing a bajaj ?

Output: The person is excited because it reminds him of playing with friends from home .


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

Output: They lived in another country and could nt make it .


Input:
Context: So Thursday I got the ultrasound and turns out I had a number of gall stones in my gallbladder and one was lodged in the opening that connects the gallbladder to the main duct that connects to the stomach . They took out my gallbladder . Surgery sucks . I have to stay out of school for at least a week and I get some nice pain killers ( percocet ) .
Question: Why is the narrator avoiding school in this dialogue ?

Output: The narrator is feeling the effects of surgery .


Input:
Context: So Thursday I got the ultrasound and turns out I had a number of gall stones in my gallbladder and one was lodged in the opening that connects the gallbladder to the main duct that connects to the stomach . They took out my gallbladder . Surgery sucks . I have to stay out of school for at least a week and I get some nice pain killers ( percocet ) .
Question: Why is the narrator avoiding school in this dialogue ?

Output: The narrator is not 100 % health - wise .


Input:
Context: I thought about robbing banks . Planned what I would wear , what banks to rob , what to drive . I just felt completely free of any sense of constrain . Those ideas faded to be replaced by other short - lived intense obsessions .
Question: What did I consider stealing ?

Output: Money.


Input:
Context: That pushed the day up to an unreasonable time frame so I was asked why ... and I tried to explain Mercury rx ( retrograde ) and got a whole bunch of incredulous looks . But , I got my way and all went smoothly , including the media coverage no one expected we would get . The following weeks , the organization had a number of huge events ... and all because of a series of communication problems , there were many failures ... . Letters never made it , computer failed at a critical moment , no media coverage , phone lines went down , people misunderstanding each other , meetings canceled at last moment ... .
Question: How was the recent events the narrator planned in terms of success ?

Output: The events were a disaster .


Input:
Context: That pushed the day up to an unreasonable time frame so I was asked why ... and I tried to explain Mercury rx ( retrograde ) and got a whole bunch of incredulous looks . But , I got my way and all went smoothly , including the media coverage no one expected we would get . The following weeks , the organization had a number of huge events ... and all because of a series of communication problems , there were many failures ... . Letters never made it , computer failed at a critical moment , no media coverage , phone lines went down , people misunderstanding each other , meetings canceled at last moment ... .
Question: How was the recent events the narrator planned in terms of success ?

Output: The events were a failure .


Input:
Context: Smoking in restaurants , bars , and casinos is something which has long been a fixture in the food and entertainment industry . Often non - smokers avoided places which allowed smoking for both work and recreation . However in 1998 California became one of the first to pass a bill which outlawed smoking in casinos , bars , clubs and restaurants . In the last ten years , other states such as Arizona , Florida , New York and recently Oregon have followed California 's example .
Question: What may be a reason for states banning smoking ?

Output: States are looking to avoid health - related issues from smoking .


Input:
Context: Smoking in restaurants , bars , and casinos is something which has long been a fixture in the food and entertainment industry . Often non - smokers avoided places which allowed smoking for both work and recreation . However in 1998 California became one of the first to pass a bill which outlawed smoking in casinos , bars , clubs and restaurants . In the last ten years , other states such as Arizona , Florida , New York and recently Oregon have followed California 's example .
Question: What may be a reason for states banning smoking ?

Output: States are looking to avoid second hand smoke .


Input:
Context: I found I could move my head without it trying to move back . I picked up the bottle of Gatorade , nine - tenths full , from where I left it the night before when I had drunkenly decided to drink something before bed , and then drunkenly forgotten all about it . I drained it now without pause .
Question: How did the narrator feel after they finished the drink they left next to their bed ?

Output: They felt better as the beverage was able to hydrate them and help with their hangover .


Input:
Context: But you ca n't blame me if I still feel a bit betrayed by you . Why could n't you have told me the truth ? I could have gone with you , Toshiro . The mission killed even Kenpachi , Byakuya was barely alive when they got him back .
Question: Why is Kenpachi no longer counted among the living ?

Output: He was killed in a military mission .


Input:
Context: But you ca n't blame me if I still feel a bit betrayed by you . Why could n't you have told me the truth ? I could have gone with you , Toshiro . The mission killed even Kenpachi , Byakuya was barely alive when they got him back .
Question: Why is Kenpachi no longer counted among the living ?

Output: He was killed in battle .


Input:
Context: The fights of course , mostly started by him . Sometimes John was so possessive of me , I never understood why . Looking out for your mate 's fine but when it came to making my own decisions , he steps in too quickly . He was taking a train back home but truthfully I was feeling quite ill and thought it was better to just stay here until I felt well again . " John , you just go .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about John ’s personality ?

Output: He bahaves in an abusive manner .


Input:
Context: The fights of course , mostly started by him . Sometimes John was so possessive of me , I never understood why . Looking out for your mate 's fine but when it came to making my own decisions , he steps in too quickly . He was taking a train back home but truthfully I was feeling quite ill and thought it was better to just stay here until I felt well again . " John , you just go .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about John ’s personality ?

Output: He gets easily jealous .


Input:
Context: The Royals won Sunday 14 - 3 over the Chicago White Sox . For the second day in a row the Royals offense pounded out 19 hits vs the Sox pitchers . The Royals took two of three from the Sox losing Friday night 2 - 4 , winning Saturday 9 - 7 and yesterday 14 - 3 .
Question: What day is today as I write about the games ?

Output: Today is Monday.


Input:
Context: The black cloud 's clinic is full of complex patients who need three referrals apiece . The white cloud 's clinic is full of patients who do n't show up . What finally got me to believe in the power of the black cloud was one resident I worked with last year . One month she was working in the clinic but covering call in the PICU every fourth night ( as I am doing this month . ).
Question: Why are you cover call in the PICU this month ?

Output: The schedule for that job rotates monthly and new people have the responsibility of doing it monthly.


Input:
Context: Oh . And yeah , since Linn came with these things ( now i am thinking of the book mainly because she just borrowed it to me before asking and i felt really great after knowing that ) i came to think that i have the best friends in the world . I mean , Jeanette came with vitamines for me yesterday just because she wanted me to feel better ( and kleenex . ) Linn came with presents from her trip and the book , and Stine sent me something in the mail .
Question: What ailment does the author suffer from ?

Output: They have a cold .


Input:
Context: The job I had most feared during all this remodeling work was tearing out the sheet rock in the garage . I expected to have lots of roach poo and dead roaches falling on us as we removed the ceiling . Turned out it was n't too disgusting . Taylor did find a snake skeleton in the wall , but it looked pretty cool .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: They are stripping apart their garage on their own .


Input:
Context: The first was titled " Crime and Punishment " ; it featured four crime - themed shorts . Later we attended " The Twilight Zone " ; it featured four shorts with somewhat supernatural themes . < p > Between the short series , we felt like a nibble , and found a food stand selling some pretty good fried rice . Again , we felt safe indulging because of the walk .
Question: Who might this person be talking to ?

Output: They might be talking to a friend about their day.


Input:
Context: When I realized that my entries are becoming shorter and less important , I stopped . It 's not because I want to store up emotions to create a beautiful entry but because I am losing my social life and it ( writing entries ) might get my grades down . So , I planned to change . Wrote some now funny plans and goals to reach .
Question: Why might entries bring their grades down ?

Output: Because writing takes up too much of their time .


Input:
Context: My husband took me to our car and I sat down and after some time everything was good again . Another time I was sitting in class it was a hot day and everything around me was becoming dark . I put my head down on my desk and then my vision came back .
Question: What may be the reason for them losing their vision ?

Output: They are dehydrated from the heat .


Input:
Context: She dashed to the door , unrolling the long purple , blue and grey sleeves to cover the bandage , which already was seeping through with blood . " Yes ? " she said calmly as she opened the door , revealing an angry , concerned blonde . " What were you doing in there ? " she said , her hands finding their place to her thin jean covered hips . " I was just taking a shower ... " she said softly , stepping through the doorway and walking past her upset roommate .
Question: Was she bleeding due to a self - inflicted wound ?

Output: She was depressed and tried to commit suicide by cutting herself .


Input:
Context: After finally making it across the bridge , the cab spins off the road and straight into a tree . Usually , the AI controlled drivers of Liberty City will withstand any sort of vehicular battering you throw at them , and immediately drive away when the opportunity arrives . So when this taxi cab did n't move after smacking head on into a tree , I checked to see what was up . The driver was dead . His forehead , smashed on the steering wheel of his car , caused a constant whining of the cab 's horn that I did n't even notice at first . Then it happened . Something I do n't think I ' ve ever felt while playing a video game , and definitely something you should n't feel when playing any of the GTA games .
Question: What may be a reason for the car accident ?

Output: The AI in the video game had messed up .


Input:
Context: He smiled hugely , proud of himself for surprising Jack . He had n't liked lying to him on the phone , but he had been thinking for a week about surprising Jack and getting home a day early , and he had to admit that he was happy about being able to fool Jack and make him think he was coming on Thursday , when in reality he was flying in the day before , on Wednesday . What he had n't counted on was getting delayed in Chicago .
Question: What is the reason he would n't have counted on being delayed in Chicago ?

Output: Delays are sometimes unforseeable and unplanned .


Input:
Context: I capped off a big week of training with the Big Kahuna Half . I did n't do any tapering or resting heading into this . On top of it all I ' m still sick and blowing major crap out my nose . I ca n't wait to be done with this sinus infection .
Question: Where is the narrator presently traveling ?

Output: They are in Hawaii .


Input:
Context: I capped off a big week of training with the Big Kahuna Half . I did n't do any tapering or resting heading into this . On top of it all I ' m still sick and blowing major crap out my nose . I ca n't wait to be done with this sinus infection .
Question: Where is the narrator presently traveling ?

Output: They are on an island in Hawaii .


Input:
Context: And then the bungee cord pulled me back into the sky . The place gave us several options for jumping . The swan dive , they said , was the easiest . You just jump , where as a Titanic position where they hold onto the back of your cord and then drop you is supposed to be scary . I elected to swan dive , not because it was easier . I felt that either way this was going to be terrifying .
Question: What may happen before my decision ?

Output: I found out that neither on would be easy on me .


Input:
Context: And then the bungee cord pulled me back into the sky . The place gave us several options for jumping . The swan dive , they said , was the easiest . You just jump , where as a Titanic position where they hold onto the back of your cord and then drop you is supposed to be scary . I elected to swan dive , not because it was easier . I felt that either way this was going to be terrifying .
Question: What may happen before my decision ?

Output: I noticed that both jumps were scary .


Input:
Context: It was very deep and had a very short bell inside . It was incredibly heavy . I kept ringing it and ringing it hoping to get the noise right .
Question: What may happen if I do it enough ?

Output: Someone will wake up .


Input:
Context: Hanley Ramirez once rubbed me the wrong way . He was thought of as an arrogant womanizer , but now I can see the good in him as a player and as a person and ca n't imagine the Marlins with out him . Cody Ross was a nobody that only struck out and had occasional " hot " streaks .
Question: What best describe 's these people ?

Output: Baseball players.


Input:
Context: There before us was a telephone pole emblazoned with the yellow triangles of the Mass Midstate Trail . They were pointing left when looked at from the angle that we chose to look at them . Therein lies the problem .
Question: What can we infer happened after discovering the trail marker ?

Output: The group took a wrong turn .


Input:
Context: There before us was a telephone pole emblazoned with the yellow triangles of the Mass Midstate Trail . They were pointing left when looked at from the angle that we chose to look at them . Therein lies the problem .
Question: What can we infer happened after discovering the trail marker ?

Output: The group went the wrong way .


Input:
Context: I do n't want to be in love . I started to doubt whether or not I was still in love with a guy I knew for four days or if I was in love with the idea of finally being in love . Unfortunately its the first one . I know it may sound weird but you really do n't have to know everything about a person to love and ( want to ) be with them . You need to know the major things , the bad things in their personality , and where their future is headed and if yours will fit in there somewhere . I do n't know everything about Josh but I know who he is .
Question: Why might the narrator not want to be in love ?

Output: They are afraid of love .


Input:
Context: I want to come with you , Momma . " Scarlett could see her mother 's confusion . The way her forehead scrunched where her eyebrows used to set . " You said when people die they go to a better place .
Question: What may be the reason for the daughter ’s words ?

Output: They are scared to lose their mother .


Input:
Context: I want to come with you , Momma . " Scarlett could see her mother 's confusion . The way her forehead scrunched where her eyebrows used to set . " You said when people die they go to a better place .
Question: What may be the reason for the daughter ’s words ?

Output: They want to be in heaven with their mother .


Input:
Context: Helped me with making my computer faster and helped my sister with making her computer faster too . We talked a lot about different things and just hung out in my room , when not being out in the living room , working on my sister 's computer . When he was here , I felt happy and not alone .
Question: What may have been the reason I was happy ?

Output: I did n't feel lonely because I was there with a friend .


Input:
Context: Ugh . Finally , with him pushing and me steering , we got it out . Then I backed it down and got to fly up the hill ( which is the only way to do it w / out 4 wheel drive ) . That was kinda fun .
Question: Why does backing up then speeding out a hill help one without four wheel drive ?

Output: The car is able to build up momentum to scale a hill or mud or some surface which is slowing the car down.


Input:
Context: His brother had a cookout , and while I was nice to talk with everybody , the flies and mosquites were fierce . We left around 9:30 pm and then went back to the rectory to watch the movie Bella , which was excellent ! ! ! ! If you have n't seen it , I would recommend it .
Question: Why were the flies and mosquitos fierce at the cookout ?

Output: The flies and mosquitos were fierce at the cookout because the cookout was filled with food for them .


Input:
Context: So when I laid there the other night and heard her say one sentence to me , I knew then and there that I could never look at her the same way again . Every time I did the rest of that night , and the following day , I saw her saying those words . I heard those words coming out of her mouth and instantly felt just as I had the night she said them .
Question: What might I do after this event ?

Output: I will talk to her and tell her how I feel about what was said .


Input:
Context: I wanted to just run into Sarah 's house and stay there because with me being the way I was , and Liam being the way he was , I just felt so ridiculously unsafe and out of control . And I nearly started to cry . I hated it .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: They are having relationship problems .


Input:
Context: I wanted to just run into Sarah 's house and stay there because with me being the way I was , and Liam being the way he was , I just felt so ridiculously unsafe and out of control . And I nearly started to cry . I hated it .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: They want to escape their relationship .


Input:
Context: The band was great though . They ' ve gotten their groove back and have finally learned all the sets , so it looked and sounded great . Got to talk to several of my good friends and my best friend who I have n't seen in ages . We did more gossiping than football watching , but it was so much fun .
Question: What type of event did the narrator attend ?

Output: They went to a concert .


Input:
Context: She is a short woman in her 90 's probably , who always wears a long black sweater over black clothes . She will just stand in the middle of the parking area and stare at you . The first time I saw her , I thought she was a ghost . Sometimes when " Abuelita " gets out , she decides to take a waddle .
Question: Why is the narrator so creeped out ?

Output: There is a crazed female .


Input:
Context: She is a short woman in her 90 's probably , who always wears a long black sweater over black clothes . She will just stand in the middle of the parking area and stare at you . The first time I saw her , I thought she was a ghost . Sometimes when " Abuelita " gets out , she decides to take a waddle .
Question: Why is the narrator so creeped out ?

Output: There is a female gawking at them .


Input:
Context: He put his hands to the keyboard again , this time to write , maybe . Moments and moments and moments and moments ; no time at all , really . Nothing . He put his lips again to a cigarette and sucked with morbid fervor .
Question: Why is the speaker having trouble writing ?

Output: They are experiencing writer 's block.


Input:
Context: I did n't realize I still had a God to trust . I hope my experience makes me more truthful if I see others in situations that are n't uplifting . I never want to leave any of my friends or family asking in hindsight , " If she felt / saw / knew that and loves me , why did n't she say anything ? " Tonight . I almost did call tonight .
Question: What am I trying to tell my friends with my post ?

Output: I had a moment in life that strengthened my faith and I want to share it .


Input:
Context: Alon and I were working on closing our Angel Round , but so far the only checks we had committed were from a law school professor of mine and a good friend from my JD / MBA program . I was spending every night on craigslist looking for some kind of office we could move into , and I found this ad for a little space on the edges of Beverly Hills for 2 K a month . The first month 's rent and desposit alone was 1/5 of the money we had left . But sometimes you just get a feeling its time to take a leap .
Question: Was it a risky decision?

Output: It was a leap of faith.


Input:
Context: Alon and I were working on closing our Angel Round , but so far the only checks we had committed were from a law school professor of mine and a good friend from my JD / MBA program . I was spending every night on craigslist looking for some kind of office we could move into , and I found this ad for a little space on the edges of Beverly Hills for 2 K a month . The first month 's rent and desposit alone was 1/5 of the money we had left . But sometimes you just get a feeling its time to take a leap .
Question: Was it a risky decision?

Output: It was risky because it was the last of our money.


Input:
Context: Instead of being on COBRA coverage , I went without . I probably would have benefited from having coverage at that time so I could have started on a med regimen , but I could n't even afford to go to a doctor to get diagnosed with anything . 2 ) Even with coverage , there are no guarantees . With my previous contractor , we had to change to an insurance policy where we had to meet a deductible before co - pays kicked in .
Question: What may have happened if i had COBRA coverage ?

Output: I coulod make medical appointments .


Input:
Context: Isaac Hayes was the first African - American to win an Oscar for a music score but never lost sight of his commitment to his community and the betterment of mankind . He was more than an artist he was a trailblazer , He was an innovator . He was a creative genius .
Question: What happened before he won an Oscar ?

Output: He did the same things he did after he won.


Input:
Context: I now had 2 middle pair and a flush draw . The player in earlier position bet $ 50 into the $ 65 pot . I pushed all in .
Question: What will probably happen after this dealing of cards ?

Output: The person will win collect all the money due to the strong cards he pulled .


Input:
Context: It was quite a shock and I feel like all the progress I had made before I left has been totally wiped out . I was also aware though that I want to do a long run tomorrow and so I did not want to push it too hard either . So instead of speed I have gone for length and have just posted off my entry for the HIGHLAND FLING RACE 2009 !.
Question: Why is the narrator not running very far today ?

Output: They are saving their legs .


Input:
Context: It was quite a shock and I feel like all the progress I had made before I left has been totally wiped out . I was also aware though that I want to do a long run tomorrow and so I did not want to push it too hard either . So instead of speed I have gone for length and have just posted off my entry for the HIGHLAND FLING RACE 2009 !.
Question: Why is the narrator not running very far today ?

Output: They have a big race tomorrow .


Input:
Context: Oliver was glad that they were alone ; the rest of the team would have a field day if they knew a twelve - year - old girl was pushing him to the limit . Then , Fred and George would probably kill him for what they saw as putting Ginny in danger by letting her play . Never mind that he was the one in danger , the way she threw that Quaffle .
Question: What may have been the reason he might have been in danger ?

Output: Her pitch was lightening fast for a 12 year old .


Input:
Context: Our camera battery died ( and we forgot to pack the charger ) right around the time of Commencement , plus it 's crappy to begin with . Unfortunately , the professional pics of me walking turned out terrible , partially because I was wearing no makeup ( time crunch ) and thus looked freakishly pale and glowing . I actually did n't look much better in this pic , till I messed with it a bunch in Picasa . I wish I was adept at Photoshop , so I could have customized the shape of the colored area .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They were n't able to get good photos at graduation .


Input:
Context: Last night I dreamed I was in my room , in the middle of the night . The window was open ( screen still in ) and I heard coyotes outside , baying to eachother . They sounded really close .
Question: What might the narrator have done before they heard the commotion ?

Output: Closed their eyes and drifted off .


Input:
Context: Last night I dreamed I was in my room , in the middle of the night . The window was open ( screen still in ) and I heard coyotes outside , baying to eachother . They sounded really close .
Question: What might the narrator have done before they heard the commotion ?

Output: Settled into bed for a night 's sleep .


Input:
Context: This my friends , is my new snowmobile jacket . I ' ve wanted a Polaris one for years but never got one . Since my old jackets are now too big I decided I 'd finally get one I wanted for the money . It took me calling about 12 stores over 4 counties but I finally found one .
Question: What may happen after they purchase their new jacket ?

Output: They will wear the jacket out in the snow .


Input:
Context: This my friends , is my new snowmobile jacket . I ' ve wanted a Polaris one for years but never got one . Since my old jackets are now too big I decided I 'd finally get one I wanted for the money . It took me calling about 12 stores over 4 counties but I finally found one .
Question: What may happen after they purchase their new jacket ?

Output: They will wear the jacket when they snowmobile .


Input:
Context: Have you ever been awake for 48 hours straight ? More than that back with Kristy , Steff , Murph , etc . when I was a teenager . Haha remember when you threw up brownie bites at Smithpoint Beach at like 6 am Murph ? !.
Question: What are they suffering from ?

Output: Sleep deprivation.


Input:
Context: Maybe it was because I was at a book sale at Mac today , and it spurred memories of browsing through clearance books at the Carleton bookstore ( their clearance section had quite a few art books and I used to be excited by the books I acquired . Meanwhile , I 'd been looking forward to the book sale but was mostly disappointed by the selection . I did walk away with two art books though -- Face and Installation Art In The New Millenium , which made me happy enough ) .
Question: Why did I end up happy in the end ?

Output: I was able to buy a book on art .


Input:
Context: Maybe it was because I was at a book sale at Mac today , and it spurred memories of browsing through clearance books at the Carleton bookstore ( their clearance section had quite a few art books and I used to be excited by the books I acquired . Meanwhile , I 'd been looking forward to the book sale but was mostly disappointed by the selection . I did walk away with two art books though -- Face and Installation Art In The New Millenium , which made me happy enough ) .
Question: Why did I end up happy in the end ?

Output: I was able to buy a book on clearance .


Input:
Context: I also tried writing ( original fic ) but managed to accomplish remarkably little on account of my pens constantly skipping . I also ate too much greasy food ; several days of strict self - discipline will be necessary to compensate . But all that said , I ' m glad we went to the beach yesterday . Our waitress at dinner carded me and I was all like , " What ? Oh , you want my ID !.
Question: What kind of food might have been eating ?

Output: Churros might 've been eaten .


Input:
Context: Add more ingredients if you like . When the dough is just right , pinch off a piece and roll it between your hands until it forms a ball about the size of a jack 's ball . Children might like to invent a gatha for doing this !.
Question: What might I do with the dough balls once formed ?

Output: I might bake them in the oven .


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: What do I do on Sundays?

Output: I clean Linny 's house .


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: What do I do on Sundays?

Output: I do Linny 's laundry .


Input:
Context: No honey , that I could tell . The lychee sorbet was another snooze . Service was just ... peculiar . Our waiter was truly a weirdo , and offered his ( unasked - for ) opinion on more that one occasion . Point in case : someone at the table tried to order the Halwa and he said " Do n't .
Question: What may be true about this post ?

Output: It is about a restaurant experience .


Input:
Context: I went to the hospital last night , the dizziness would n't go away . I did n't really want to go , but Jes bullied me into it and kept my girlfriend company while we waited . So they did some tests , and nothing is wrong with me . I ' m glad I went , just to make sure there was n't something to worry about , and I feel ok today .
Question: Why did the hospital run tests on this individual ?

Output: Tests were run to determine that nothing was seriously wrong with them.


Input:
Context: I went to the hospital last night , the dizziness would n't go away . I did n't really want to go , but Jes bullied me into it and kept my girlfriend company while we waited . So they did some tests , and nothing is wrong with me . I ' m glad I went , just to make sure there was n't something to worry about , and I feel ok today .
Question: Why did the hospital run tests on this individual ?

Output: The tests are designed to specify serious health issues.


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: Why do i seem to think insomnia is my best friend ?

Output: Because I 've had recurring problems with insomnia .


Input:
Context: And then I got home , blathered about for a while , and bought some things for dinner . I essentially went with the plan of " make things that people have made you think of , " and so I bought stuff for spicy peanut sauce ( by which I mean , I bought a carrott ; I already have the rest ) , and bought champagne . I also bought some brie , and this time I was n't cheap about it , since the cheap brie was fucking lame , and tasted like mozarella .
Question: What may be the reason for their choice of groceries ?

Output: They are making a fancy dinner .


Input:
Context: And then I got home , blathered about for a while , and bought some things for dinner . I essentially went with the plan of " make things that people have made you think of , " and so I bought stuff for spicy peanut sauce ( by which I mean , I bought a carrott ; I already have the rest ) , and bought champagne . I also bought some brie , and this time I was n't cheap about it , since the cheap brie was fucking lame , and tasted like mozarella .
Question: What may be the reason for their choice of groceries ?

Output: They want to cook a very good dinner .


Input:
Context: I went to Thursday night Core last night with K - bomb . It was really good . I did cardio for the first half of class , because I thought that my thinger * would not agree with the work out . After watching for a while I figured I could make the appropriate changes , and shortly after K - bomb suggested I join her group after next sprinting round .
Question: What may happen after the next sprinting round ?

Output: They joined K - bomb .


Input:
Context: There is a room full of vending machines . I had a 20 dollar bill and I wanted a Coke Zero . In a quiet hour , I walked down to the emergency department and asked the clerk if there was a cashier anywhere who took payments at night , so I could get change . He sent me to the security desk , staffed by a VA police officer who told me that there was no cashier anywhere , and no change machine he could think of .
Question: Why could n't the narrator use the vending machine ?

Output: They could n't break the large bill .


Input:
Context: I do n't know how long it was but it seemed like for every , I yelled out if you do n't get over here I am going to drown . Time went by I yelled it out again this time stronger and more passionately . I was tired being choked and was struggling swimming with the extra weight of my three year old son . Ok , so the panic hit me I yelled out I am going to drown if you do n't get over here .
Question: What may happen to me as i struggle to swim ?

Output: Sink.


Input:
Context: This is a very good tutorial but it seems it is only directing how to create a Feed that needs you to edit the RSS file everytime you want to add new content . Rather than using a scraping tool or a whole CMS platform I 'd like to really get to grips with how to write the code that can automatically send updates via RSS each time an item is changed on your website . Wiki 's do this really well its just that a lot of them look terrible .
Question: How do I feel about the tutorial ?

Output: I thought it was nicely written , but it does n't help with my problem .


Input:
Context: A lot . And of course , looking back at the bit of a prat that I could be , I have to admit that I deserved it , even if I did n't think so back then . But even during the worst of his lectures - you 'd be surprised at some of the colourful language that man could use - I always knew it was for my own good , so I bore it .
Question: What may happen as i look back at it ?

Output: I understand how i used to be .


Input:
Context: I enjoyed conversing with Christina , she is very knowledgeable about the topics I ' m interested in so we chatted till ' 4 am . She went back to North Cal after . Ashley had to go home right away , since , her mom needed to go to work . Curtis gave me a call about this coming up project .
Question: What state may i be from ?

Output: California.


Input:
Context: The Doctor looked back when they made it , and saw that the ski lodge was gone . That was n't all , however : the mountain was now disappearing at about the same rate . " Where 's Jack ? " asked Martha , worry in her eyes . " He 'll be here , " said the Doctor .
Question: What may happen after Marha asks , “ Where ’s Jack ” ?

Output: Jack arrives where they are at .


Input:
Context: The Doctor looked back when they made it , and saw that the ski lodge was gone . That was n't all , however : the mountain was now disappearing at about the same rate . " Where 's Jack ? " asked Martha , worry in her eyes . " He 'll be here , " said the Doctor .
Question: What may happen after Marha asks , “ Where ’s Jack ” ?

Output: Jack shows up at their current location .


Input:
Context: I guess I can rationalize why you lied to your mom . And on some level I can understand your self destructive streak concerning ... him ... But I still ca n't understand why you lied to me . Did you think I would n't find out ? Why did you think you had to hide ? When I first found out , I ( foolishly ) thought oh !.
Question: what may be a plausible fact about the person making the complaint ?

Output: He abhors lack of transparency.


Input:
Context: We did n't have to search around for a bike shop because the city has bike stations everywhere . It takes a few minutes to set up an account using your credit card at a kiosk which is beside the bikes , then you 're ready to go . It worked out to be one Euro ( about $ 1.60 CDN$ ) a day to rent a bike - cheap as chips!These bike stations were everywhere . Once you were done with them , park them in the locking stand , and you can put them in any station - no need to return it from where you took it .
Question: Why did we decide to rent bikes ?

Output: It 's quicker and faster to bike through the city rather than walk .


Input:
Context: We did n't have to search around for a bike shop because the city has bike stations everywhere . It takes a few minutes to set up an account using your credit card at a kiosk which is beside the bikes , then you 're ready to go . It worked out to be one Euro ( about $ 1.60 CDN$ ) a day to rent a bike - cheap as chips!These bike stations were everywhere . Once you were done with them , park them in the locking stand , and you can put them in any station - no need to return it from where you took it .
Question: Why did we decide to rent bikes ?

Output: We saw the bike stations and thought it would be fun .


Input:
Context: The Republican nominee , John McCain , has worn the uniform of our country with bravery and distinction , and for that we owe him our gratitude and respect . And next week , we 'll also hear about those occasions when he 's broken with his party as evidence that he can deliver the change that we need . " But the record 's clear : John McCain has voted with George Bush ninety percent of the time . Senator McCain likes to talk about judgment , but really , what does it say about your judgment when you think George Bush was right more than ninety percent of the time ?.
Question: What seem to be his political judgement in light of him voting with George Bush ninety percent of the time ?

Output: He shows that his judgement aligned with his party .


Input:
Context: The Republican nominee , John McCain , has worn the uniform of our country with bravery and distinction , and for that we owe him our gratitude and respect . And next week , we 'll also hear about those occasions when he 's broken with his party as evidence that he can deliver the change that we need . " But the record 's clear : John McCain has voted with George Bush ninety percent of the time . Senator McCain likes to talk about judgment , but really , what does it say about your judgment when you think George Bush was right more than ninety percent of the time ?.
Question: What seem to be his political judgement in light of him voting with George Bush ninety percent of the time ?

Output: His political views are influenced by the President .


Input:
Context: After the first one its a piece of cake . But when I started spotting before my third trimester , I was worried . The doctors tried to give me drugs to stop my contractions , but little did they know this baby was coming . I kept the nurses up all night , until the doctor was called after six centimeters .
Question: What probably happened after this story ?

Output: The narrator had a new baby.


Input:
Context: Then picked him up and went home . Went out for a few hours ... came home and cleaned in preparation for tomorrow . I have so much ... shit for my dorm . It 's getting rediculous . Got Outback takeout for dinner lol .
Question: What may happen to them tomorrow ?

Output: They will move into their dorm .


Input:
Context: I guess I should be happy that I ' m able to have this choice . I spent a long time with only an SVT/810 , and I got it back when they were cheap and nobody wanted them . So at least I have that going for me now . But common sense tells me that the big rig is wasted in a band where I can use a B-15 and have headroom ;) , and even though it does n't sound quite the same , the combo does the job and does it great .
Question: What may be true about the SVT/810 ?

Output: They 're viewed as undesirable .


Input:
Context: I ' m still hoping to lose 5 more lbs . by August and I 'll be content with my weight . I do n't exactly want to look anorexic - I just want to look fit . I want toned arms and a super flat tummy .
Question: Why does the writer want to lose 5 more lbs . by August ?

Output: Because they want to weigh less than they do now .


Input:
Context: it really does take years and tons of mishaps to realize that . it does n't necessarily make them a bad person , but it makes you a smarter person to realize it and move on . -i spoke to my adviser yesterday before picking out my classes for the semester , and i ' m wising up to the fact that i need to not be afraid to ask for help when i need it . i ' m actually not too far off track , and i ' m not in such a bind as i thought i was .
Question: Why did I speak to my adviser yesterday ?

Output: I needed help picking out classes for next semester .


Input:
Context: As I was crawling back into bed I realized I did n't feel like puking . The morning sickness has n't been bad , but it 's there . This morning I laid there for a few minutes waiting for the familiar wave of nausea to hit me . When it did n't I woke up Chris and preceded to get a little scared about it .
Question: What seems to be causing their illness ?

Output: They are having a kid .


Input:
Context: As I was crawling back into bed I realized I did n't feel like puking . The morning sickness has n't been bad , but it 's there . This morning I laid there for a few minutes waiting for the familiar wave of nausea to hit me . When it did n't I woke up Chris and preceded to get a little scared about it .
Question: What seems to be causing their illness ?

Output: They are with child .


Input:
Context: There must be people out there taking diet pills . I mean , they keep getting made so someone has to be buying them , right ? Do people just buy them randomly or do they do research to find the best diet pills ? The whole thing is so foreign to me .
Question: What is my experience with diet pills ?

Output: I do n't have much experience with diet pill .


Input:
Context: Though my nephew Alex seems to have passed his cold to Erick and myself while we were babysitting , so today I ' m not feeling quite as good as I 'd hoped - while I ' m supposed to be helping my parents put their house back together post - remodeling in time for the shindig tomorrow . Not only for Memorial Day , but also for my grandparents ' 60th Wedding Anniversary party . Anyway , now I ' m waiting for my transcript to arrive so I can finally apply to Colorado for permission to take the NCLEX . I just KNOW they 're going to lose it and some disaster will happen and I 'll never get a job .
Question: What did you do before going over to help your parents ?

Output: I took some cold medicine to try and pep myself up before the work we had to do.


Input:
Context: As much as he did n't want to admit it , he was on a mission , he had an objective and nothing , as far as Kedo was concerned , was going to stop him . END OF CHAPTER 1so , what 'd you think ?.
Question: What did I just do ?

Output: I was reading a book .


Input:
Context: And my God , I would not have him any other way . If I did n't know any better I would say that he is my true addiction . He makes all the flowers in my garden hide in shame , and he makes the doves outside my window covet the hands he processes , for their sweetest songs do not even compare the elegant notes that flow from his gentle guitar . His embrace around my little frame can only be compared to a mother and her baby .
Question: How long did he play the guitar ?

Output: He played for a long time.


Input:
Context: And my God , I would not have him any other way . If I did n't know any better I would say that he is my true addiction . He makes all the flowers in my garden hide in shame , and he makes the doves outside my window covet the hands he processes , for their sweetest songs do not even compare the elegant notes that flow from his gentle guitar . His embrace around my little frame can only be compared to a mother and her baby .
Question: How long did he play the guitar ?

Output: He was a veteran guitar player.


Input:
Context: I have been in love with the subject of houses in art lately . I recently did an etsy treasury with all kinds of houses . I have pondered several different types of media to make houses and this is the one I came up with for the moment . I call them the Funky House Ornament Series .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are collecting ornaments that look like houses .


Input:
Context: Today , I trimmed Oona 's claws with only 50 % of the fuss that used to be there . I found that when she sits in the palm of one hand , one rear paw tends to hang off the hand . So I managed to trim the claws on it while she sat there unfazed . After a brief adjustment , I managed to get the other one to hang over instead , and trimmed its claws . The only fuss occurred when I dealt with her front paws . They never hang out , so I had to do the old " flip her on her back and keep a firm but not injury inducing grip on the paw in question while she looks up confusedly at me and eventually thrashes like a maniac " .
Question: What may be the reason for them fitting in a palm of a hand ?

Output: It 's a kitten .


Input:
Context: Chris , Nicole , and I went to Hayrides and History tonight . Two girls from my TE class were our tour guides . It was fun and interesting .... until it started to downpour then it was just uncomfortable . And we had to walk back from the International Center ( after Chris stopped for some Panda Express ) .
Question: Why did Chris stop for some Panda Express ?

Output: Because he was hungry .


Input:
Context: Even though I enjoy rising early , the morning services are very geared towards children and families . There is no doubt in my mind that He ordained my sitting and rising that morning , as always . I was meant to be in that building on that morning for a very beautiful thing . During the morning service , there is a sermonette for the kids before they go out to their Sunday school groups .
Question: What may be true about the morning services ?

Output: They 're aimed towards the youth and their parents .


Input:
Context: I ' m serious ... I wanna know . Otherwise , the night was good . We had mexican food and coronas before going to the bar and I finished 18 cigarettes in one night ...
Question: Did they smoke 18 cigarettes in one night because of the event that occurred ?

Output: The person smoked eighteen tobacco sticks because they were concerned about events that occurred that night .


Input:
Context: I ' m serious ... I wanna know . Otherwise , the night was good . We had mexican food and coronas before going to the bar and I finished 18 cigarettes in one night ...
Question: Did they smoke 18 cigarettes in one night because of the event that occurred ?

Output: The person went through almost a whole pack of cigarettes because something was on their mind .


Input:
Context: Alright , so first day so far ? Kinda sucks . First the bus , then ... Oh my god . So my first class is at nine , yeah ?.
Question: What is most likely to happen this morning ?

Output: I will miss the bus and be late to my first class .


Input:
Context: I found an apartment today . It 's a very pretty two - bedroom on the fourth floor of a walk - up building four blocks from campus ( Haven and 172nd ) . It was the very first apartment we saw today and it was just great . The landlord and owner are very nice , they already ran all of our credit and approved us and my dad is acting as my guarantor , so it 's all good . It 's $ 1850 a month , so that 's $ 925 each ( more than the other apartment but still in the affordable range ) I also got a concrete figure for my monthly stipend -- $ 2250 . ( $ 20,250 for 9 months . ).
Question: What is the narrator in the market for ?

Output: A place to crash .


Input:
Context: I found an apartment today . It 's a very pretty two - bedroom on the fourth floor of a walk - up building four blocks from campus ( Haven and 172nd ) . It was the very first apartment we saw today and it was just great . The landlord and owner are very nice , they already ran all of our credit and approved us and my dad is acting as my guarantor , so it 's all good . It 's $ 1850 a month , so that 's $ 925 each ( more than the other apartment but still in the affordable range ) I also got a concrete figure for my monthly stipend -- $ 2250 . ( $ 20,250 for 9 months . ).
Question: What is the narrator in the market for ?

Output: A place to live .


Input:
Context: I do n't leave the house much anymore . By staying at home , i force myself to save the scarce funds i have for utilities ( and feed my reemerging need for social stigma ) . I ' ve told Trevor to cancel the cable five times now , he wo n't listen .
Question: What is a likely reason that Trevor refuses to cancel the cable ?

Output: He does n't plan to get rid of something that he himself uses.


Input:
Context: I do n't leave the house much anymore . By staying at home , i force myself to save the scarce funds i have for utilities ( and feed my reemerging need for social stigma ) . I ' ve told Trevor to cancel the cable five times now , he wo n't listen .
Question: What is a likely reason that Trevor refuses to cancel the cable ?

Output: He enjoys watching cable himself and does n't want to get rid of it.


Input:
Context: I ' ve been in and out of the hospital for the last few years for various infections , nutritional problems , allergies , and freak illnesses . Earlier this month I woke up with severe pain and congestion and had to go to the ER . There , they took about half of my blood , took CT scans , and performed the longest spinal tap ever . Apparently I have a curve in my spine that makes it nearly impossible to perform a spinal tap in one shot .
Question: Why is the narrator having to visit the ER so much ?

Output: They have issues with their spine .


Input:
Context: I ' ve been in and out of the hospital for the last few years for various infections , nutritional problems , allergies , and freak illnesses . Earlier this month I woke up with severe pain and congestion and had to go to the ER . There , they took about half of my blood , took CT scans , and performed the longest spinal tap ever . Apparently I have a curve in my spine that makes it nearly impossible to perform a spinal tap in one shot .
Question: Why is the narrator having to visit the ER so much ?

Output: They have spinal issues .


Input:
Context: Our generator is almost but not quite exactly like this one . So I was driving home this afternoon and spotted a big hand - painted sign by the road outside our local Home Depot : " Do you want a generator ? Come inside ! " Nah , I thought , too good to be true .
Question: What may be the reason I thought the sign was too good to be true ?

Output: Power generation systems were almost impossible to find in my area .


Input:
Context: " What in God 's name are you trying to tell me ? " I asked . " I ' m not sure Drina . Only that I think you 're meant to do something . Something important .
Question: What must she think of me ?

Output: She must think of me as someone important .


Input:
Context: He was view by many as a dreamer . He set sail for Asia across the Atlantic ocean . After weeks at sea the arrived at what they thought was the East Indies ( Indonesia ) . But it was soon apparent he was somewhere else . He had landed in the Caribbean on a small island .
Question: Why did he set sail for Asia across the Atlantic ocean ?

Output: Because he wanted to find a better route to Asia .


Input:
Context: I think our a / c has been drying out my sinuses & making my eyes puff up & run when I ' m sleeping - at least the humidity has ended my nosebleeds . In the dream , which I do n't remember much of anything from , I was struggling with something - I was dropping to my knees trying to pull their hand from my face but I ca n't say for sure it was human hands . There 's almost an impression of buzzard talons and dark , dusty feathers .
Question: What may not have happened if the a / c worked ?

Output: The sinuses would still be quite moist .


Input:
Context: Or they make a nation - wide call for midgets . The Nightmare Before Christmas ride was super ! And the guides wore clothes like these , it was so reminiscent of cosplay that I wanted to ask how much it cost to make . But it looked really warm .
Question: Why is the narrator enjoying their vacation so much ?

Output: The narrator loves the fantasy theme .


Input:
Context: Three days before Christmas , father brought my brothers and I along with him to the department store . He needed to buy something for their party . I went along with my brothers to the toy section . We were awed to see the plenty displays .
Question: Why is the store so crowded ?

Output: It is before Xmas .


Input:
Context: Three days before Christmas , father brought my brothers and I along with him to the department store . He needed to buy something for their party . I went along with my brothers to the toy section . We were awed to see the plenty displays .
Question: Why is the store so crowded ?

Output: It is before a holiday .


Input:
Context: Had the pleasure of checking out Coldplay at the Garden this past Monday night . I think that 's worthy of a few short words / thoughts here seeing as how I never go to shows anymore , yeah ? In short , they pwned teh house . Really , really tight show ... just ... a bit short .
Question: Why might I have gone to see Coldplay ?

Output: I wanted to listen to the band.


Input:
Context: Well problems dous not fix on there own and i have many ideas for everyone well i have not smoke or drinked before but i know a man that did and he had many problem with that with his wife and kids . Well a fresh start is always lucky first if you beleve so . and if this dousnt work then i 'll find more .
Question: What may happen if he drinks ?

Output: His kids may be harmed .


Input:
Context: This year 's fundraising campaign promises to be a challenging one . The board , before I was elected , voted to set the goal for the campaign at $ 750,000 , down from last year 's $ 800,000 goal , but a little ahead of what the organization actually raised in ' 07 . The tough part to these kinds of endeavors is that the need is usually greater in times when the ability to raise the money to go toward meeting the need is lesser , and we 're expecting both of those factors to be in play in the coming months .
Question: What may have happened if they did not make their goal ?

Output: They may not have been able to help as many people .


Input:
Context: Taping off places that need to be protected . Once that was done , the first big task was to re - stain the woodwork . One thing I 'll say for this house is that it has nice six - panel doors , which were originally stained a medium brown rather than painted . Unfortunately all the doorframes and the baseboards ( too narrow and too obviously off the cheap builder 's shelf to be graceful ) were stained to match , setting the whole place instantly and unmistakably in the 1980 's .
Question: Why might I be restaining the woodwork in the house ?

Output: I might be remodeling or redecorating the house to make it more up to date .


Input:
Context: I had a heart to heart talk with Ryan last night and I am glad that we are both in the same page . You see , Ryan and I met 9 years ago and have been married for almost 6 years and I have seen him changed from being 170 lbs . to 200 some lbs .
Question: Why might I have needed to talk to Ryan ?

Output: He has gained weight.


Input:
Context: Would have eaten my dogs but Baba has some weird skin condition that I ' m in denial about and Flo 's breath really stinks due what 's left of her rotting teeth . And I ' m always eating all of Aria 's food . She 's lucky if she can get a mouthful .
Question: Why is Baba in so much pain ?

Output: They have an issue with their body .


Input:
Context: After we 'd cruised around for an hour or so , I got hot . I realized I was surrounded by water ( duh ) but would have to let go of one of my random oddities of never touching foot in the lake . We were far enough out that there was none of the usual slime skin on the water , or random trash floating by . I quickly jumped off the back of the jet ski without thinking .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer got hot ?

Output: It was a hot day .


Input:
Context: We wish them both the BEST ! ! Then , we had Coco 's field day at school . We do n't have field days at school in Mexico ... ok , we do , we just do n't call them that !.
Question: What city may I be living >?

Output: Mexico City.


Input:
Context: By the way , Fallon 's favorite song seemed to be " Come Dancing . " So the music was pretty great but I ' m sure I ' m not the only one who missed Dave Davies . The kid on guitar was competent but early in the show , I told my buddy Randy Dry from Sirius and PolyGram that his distortion sounded like it came from Guitar Center and not from throwing the amp down the stairs or cutting the speaker cone like Dave 's did . When they played " You Really Got Me , " my fears were confirmed .
Question: What type of hobby does the narrator and their friends have ?

Output: They like music .


Input:
Context: By the way , Fallon 's favorite song seemed to be " Come Dancing . " So the music was pretty great but I ' m sure I ' m not the only one who missed Dave Davies . The kid on guitar was competent but early in the show , I told my buddy Randy Dry from Sirius and PolyGram that his distortion sounded like it came from Guitar Center and not from throwing the amp down the stairs or cutting the speaker cone like Dave 's did . When they played " You Really Got Me , " my fears were confirmed .
Question: What type of hobby does the narrator and their friends have ?

Output: They like songs and records .


Input:
Context: Too easy . I 've also read about people that find them particularly useful when they 're at the grandparents place , rather than teaching them the origami art of wrapping . And while we 're on the origami side of things , have you ever seen this book - Baby - gami ? It 's beautiful . I borrowed it from the library yonks ago , and it 's sooo beautiful .
Question: What may be the reason for the book ?

Output: For kids to lwarn to fold paper .


Input:
Context: August birthday celebrity celebrity filth free paparazzi centennial celebration events celebraciones para regalos celebrity voice mail recording the fake celebrity porn . Free porn videos video porn reviews links free nude celebrity pics and galleries featuring star johansson scarlett paparazzi ( $ filth trial ) nitro ( $ . Song lyrics new britney spears photos paparazzi new watch free gay porn free xxx gay porn free online gay celebrity news gossip male celebrity pictures celebrity .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

Output: To link to porn.


Input:
Context: Last night I had crazy dreams all night long . Most involved me and Amber getting into various saturday - morning - cartoon Hyjinx and getting out of them by using snide comments and boffer swords to escape . One , though , was weird . In the dream , I was at the office . The office , by the way , had become an exact real - world replica of the Library level of Goldeneye for the N64 , except the bookshelves had become server racks .
Question: What may he my favorite type of video game ?

Output: Shooter.


Input:
Context: My day got a rocky start when , at 12:30 am , the fire alarm in my building went off . Disoriented , I made my way to the parking lot with my roommates . We stood out there for only ten minutes , then came back inside and in ten minutes more , I was back sound asleep in my cozy bed .
Question: What caused the fire alarm to go off in the narrator 's building ?

Output: There was a small fire or cooking incident in another apartment .


Input:
Context: I was thinking about my photo for ABC Wednesday tomorrow when I had a brilliant idea . But it involved me taking lots of photos of CCTV cameras . And I started worrying that if I did that , the police might come knocking on my door and confiscate my computer .
Question: Why was the narrator worried that the police might knock on his door ?

Output: Because his behavior looked suspicious .


Input:
Context: There was once a man who broke my heart . I let him . I loved him because that 's what I do . I put love dust inside his body .
Question: What mau be the reason to post this ?

Output: To describe my break up .


Input:
Context: I went to visit Oxford last week to visit for the first time . Les Newsom ( the campus minister at Ole Miss ) took Sam ( the other new intern at Ole Miss ) and I on a " Oxford Orientation " . We got to see all around the campus , the town of Oxford , etc . It 's a really cute town - I ' ve heard all about how great it is , and now I can see why everyone loves it .
Question: What may be the reason to visit Oxford ?

Output: I am visiting colleges to go next year .


Input:
Context: great songs . I just went crazy singing and dancing and swaying and jumping and yelling and the works . and I know everyone says this but Taylor Hanson was looking directly at me . I know he was .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are a fan of Taylor Hanson .


Input:
Context: great songs . I just went crazy singing and dancing and swaying and jumping and yelling and the works . and I know everyone says this but Taylor Hanson was looking directly at me . I know he was .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They were at a concert .


Input:
Context: " Some people want to know how to bake or to sculpt a cake . Others want to learn to frost . " Lauri 's resume is impressive : She earned a certificate in baking and pastry at the Culinary Institute of America , and has taken classes at the International School of Confectionary Art and the International School of Sugar Art . ( Who even knew such schools existed , and where can I sign up to immerse myself in desserts all in the name of education ? ) Pastry has been her obsession since she was a teenager , and now she 's doing mostly wedding cakes .
Question: What is Lauri likely to make next for the group ?

Output: Lauri will make a cake .


Input:
Context: " Some people want to know how to bake or to sculpt a cake . Others want to learn to frost . " Lauri 's resume is impressive : She earned a certificate in baking and pastry at the Culinary Institute of America , and has taken classes at the International School of Confectionary Art and the International School of Sugar Art . ( Who even knew such schools existed , and where can I sign up to immerse myself in desserts all in the name of education ? ) Pastry has been her obsession since she was a teenager , and now she 's doing mostly wedding cakes .
Question: What is Lauri likely to make next for the group ?

Output: Lauri will make desert .


Input:
Context: The Royals won Sunday 14 - 3 over the Chicago White Sox . For the second day in a row the Royals offense pounded out 19 hits vs the Sox pitchers . The Royals took two of three from the Sox losing Friday night 2 - 4 , winning Saturday 9 - 7 and yesterday 14 - 3 .
Question: What happened to the previous game Royals had before this?

Output: They won the game.


Input:
Context: To get noticed , he needed to win the Cup . He thought longingly of the empty pitch . It was practically unnatural for no one to be practicing when it was available .
Question: What may be the reason no one was practicing ?

Output: It was very early in the morning and no one was up .


Input:
Context: Of which just happens to be the last violin shop job I turned down . At that time , my life was in shambles and if I made it through the day it was a good day . After I had to turn that job down I felt like a total failure all over again . I felt like I had failed my professor .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves ?

Output: They are not fulfilling their professor 's expectations .


Input:
Context: Of which just happens to be the last violin shop job I turned down . At that time , my life was in shambles and if I made it through the day it was a good day . After I had to turn that job down I felt like a total failure all over again . I felt like I had failed my professor .
Question: Why is the narrator so down on themselves ?

Output: They ca n't get a job .


Input:
Context: And as I enjoyed my evening stroll with Josh , the answer came to me : they are afraid for us because they do not understand our life . Simple living is anything but easy -- the hours are long and the workload is stacked . The payout is what is so huge and lasting .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I live off of the land .


Input:
Context: And as I enjoyed my evening stroll with Josh , the answer came to me : they are afraid for us because they do not understand our life . Simple living is anything but easy -- the hours are long and the workload is stacked . The payout is what is so huge and lasting .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I live on a commune .


Input:
Context: He said I ' m doing a great job and that these issues are only temporary . Later in the day , I notice that the person relieving me has n't turned up . So boss calls her and she has no idea she 's supposed to be in .
Question: What would the narrator do after their boss finished the phone call ?

Output: The narrator would return to work since there was no replacement .


Input:
Context: During the 7th grade game , I noticed that clouds were coming in from the west . With 10 seconds left in the game , the bottom fell out . The 8th grade game was still played , but we were n't there to watch it . The band had to load all those instruments into the buses in a torrential downpour to go back to the middle school . We were soaked by the time we got to our car .
Question: What may be a fact about this situation ?

Output: There was an unexpected change of weather .


Input:
Context: Then Timmy showed up and we all sat around laughing and talking . Then Anna , Bridg 's mom and Madeline , Bridg 's sister came over and we all started talking until my Uncle George and my cousin George came . By the time we sat down to dinner Will , Bridg 's brother who is extremely hot showed up to . I ' ve always loved Will , thought he was a really nice dude .
Question: How does the narrator feel about Will ?

Output: The narrator finds him attractive .


Input:
Context: Then Timmy showed up and we all sat around laughing and talking . Then Anna , Bridg 's mom and Madeline , Bridg 's sister came over and we all started talking until my Uncle George and my cousin George came . By the time we sat down to dinner Will , Bridg 's brother who is extremely hot showed up to . I ' ve always loved Will , thought he was a really nice dude .
Question: How does the narrator feel about Will ?

Output: The narrator thinks he 's handsome .


Input:
Context: Koi for sale . Both butterfly and short tail varieties . Prices are $ 4 and up depending on the size and quality of the koi . Come over and check them out !.
Question: This is a high price for koi , are they beautiful and do they bring inner calm ?

Output: Some say koi are at ease swimming in the water and this brings people a sense of calm .


Input:
Context: i know books wo n't save me and neither will talking to people but so what if that 's true then everything negates everything else and , you can guess the equation . i have been alarmingly successful at staving off existentialist panic moments , moments you 'd presume to be freeing by definition , or , at least calming , during times of pure life . you know that kind that is really window shop glory , the time spent unlocking locks , blindly paging novels , acknowledging colors before instinct or before retina .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Depressed.


Input:
Context: My best fren , Maureen use her enchanting eyes looked at the boss and acted like a spoiled brat . That boss was looked like received an electric shock from Maureen 's ENCHANTING EYES . Then he sell the white color 1 for me ! ! So nice ! !.
Question: What caused Maureen to use her eyes this way on the boss ?

Output: She was attempting to disarm him so that she and the speaker could succeed.


Input:
Context: Ladies and gentlemen , in this journal , I ' ve related the most important things that have happened to me , since I created it . From the beggining , this was supposed to be private , no one should read this , except my FTI pals . I do nt feel comfortable writing here anymore , I mean I do , but I cover details most of the time . Besides of this , I feel like I ' ve left behind a lot of things that used to hurt me , and things I used to worry about . So maybe it 's time to start over again .
Question: Why may the narrator quit writing ?

Output: They are upset by who saw their writing .


Input:
Context: We have a hard time doing anything simple . Lavish is much more fun ! We hung out with those guys for a while before going to dinner at the Country Club .
Question: What did you have to do before going to dinner at the country club ?

Output: We had to become members of the country club to be allowed to dine there and use their facilities.


Input:
Context: I went out and bought a dress today . It 's all fancy and stuff . Eliz said it made me look like I was caught in a fisherman 's net , but I thought it was cute so I bought it with my birthday money my dad and father in law gave me . What 'd ya know , someone wants to go on a date with me .
Question: Why did Eliz say that the the new dress makes the speaker look like they are caught in a fishing net ?

Output: They are trying to be funny , in order to get a positive response from the speaker.


Input:
Context: What a great week . If anyone can help me in getting my articles published , please do . When I got in my accident I was on my way to take care of it but now I ' m sort of up the creek without a paddle .
Question: What may have happened after I wrote my articles ?

Output: Got into a car accident that landed me in the hospital.


Input:
Context: What a great week . If anyone can help me in getting my articles published , please do . When I got in my accident I was on my way to take care of it but now I ' m sort of up the creek without a paddle .
Question: What may have happened after I wrote my articles ?

Output: Tripped and broke my leg while heading to the car.