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Context: Finally , after lunch , the rain slowed down a bit so we ventured out and walked over to buy Scott and William some rain jackets . We also bought some umbrellas , and some other clothes for the kids , because I have no restraint at all . ( We were at this store : Du Pareil Au Meme .
Question: What may be the reason for buying umbrellas after it 's done raining ?

Output: So they wo n't get wet again next time .


Input:
Context: I probably should have had them put in a standard DVR instead of a receiver , but stupidly thought I did nt need it in the bedroom . Well , I really miss not having a DVR . I want to hook up the old HR10 - 250 that I have and use it . It has been unplugged for well over a year .
Question: What may happen after plugging in my old dvr ?

Output: I could watch it in my bedroom .


Input:
Context: If i ' m able to succeed in my quest , i can make a comeback in life and move on and be happy and successful . If i fail , i ' m miserable , and i can not take that . If anybody gets this call for help , please call me , i ' m just looking for someone who will care and give me encouragement . I ' m falling apart at the seems , and i ca nt find the crazy glue .
Question: What may be the reason for this quest being so important to them ?

Output: The reason may be they are holding their worth to the outcome of the quest .


Input:
Context: Diabetes I used to say that I could just tell what my blood sugar was when I was younger and for the longest time I was always really close , but then I stopped checking my blood for way too long . Now when I estimate I am off a lot of times . I have a doctors appointment on Tuesday to see if I can get testing strips on my insurance , and I am sure I will get a lecture about taking care of my diabetes . Honestly , that is why I hate going to the doctors ... My blood sugar was 300 this morning , I wish I could get control of it in the mornings .
Question: What may be the reason for their diabetes no longer being under control ?

Output: They are older and have n't been taking care of themselves .


Input:
Context: I look back and its hard to believe that it was just over four months ago that I first moved down there . In so many ways it seems like its been forever . Finals week was a touch on the stressful side .
Question: What is the reason finals week was a touch on the stressful side ?

Output: Final exams count for   much of a student 's grade .. in some cases almost half the grade may be attributed to this one testing .


Input:
Context: I look back and its hard to believe that it was just over four months ago that I first moved down there . In so many ways it seems like its been forever . Finals week was a touch on the stressful side .
Question: What is the reason finals week was a touch on the stressful side ?

Output: Finals are important and often quite comprehensive because they incorporate the whole course .


Input:
Context: The highlights were the pork belly which was very tender and the hummus . We got banana flambe for dessert which had a tad too much alcohol . And I know there 's no such thing as too much alcohol but I 'd rather have it in a glass than in a dish with banana swimming in it under the disguise of dessert .
Question: What will the narrator want after the dinner is finished ?

Output: The narrator will want more alcohol .


Input:
Context: Whoopsies ! No blog yesterday . Like i said i do have better things to do : ) Anyways i was gon na write last night and then i was having a conversation with andrew so i dint get writing . Anyways Monday was so much fun .
Question: What may happen due to their absence yesterday ?

Output: They will make up for it in today 's blog .


Input:
Context: Rodgers stock plummeted on draft day after a stellar senior year at Cal under Jeff Tedford 's tutelage . Tedford has a long and storied history of developing great college quarterbacks who fail to live up to expectations at the professional level . Rodgers did play well in his one key stint off the bench last Fall , driving the Packers down the field repeatedly in their loss at Dallas after Favre got hurt . Highly touted second round rookie Brian Brohm ( Louisville ) is the backup and former LSU star Matt Flynn is the third stringer - this team has absolutely no veteran experience at the quarterback position .
Question: What sports may this post be describing ?

Output: Football.


Input:
Context: I tried to tell him that it would be just fine , but I think he was a little worried . Then we got there and he saw that several of the friends he played with outside were in that class and while he did n't recognize the teacher by name , he already knew her from the playground . He immediately joined in and did n't even bother telling me goodbye ... the little stinker .
Question: Why were n't they nervous about being at school ?

Output: They recognized people that are there .


Input:
Context: She loves Hannah Montana , Jonas Brothers ( especially Joe ) , and Sharpay & Troy of High School Musical . She already picks what to wear , asks me to buy her a pda phone so she can play bubble breaker and usually drops odd comments as if she 's a 20 yr old already . in short , tao na siya talaga !.
Question: What may be the reason speaker feels the way they do ?

Output: Their daughter is growing up too fast .


Input:
Context: If I had been valued , maybe I would n't have been so scared . I ran because of it , because Obsidian could n't or would n't offer any real protection . Thalassa probably enjoyed the fear . " She swallows deeply and then looks up for a second , " Maybe I enjoy the fear .
Question: Why has the narrator run away from the scene like this ?

Output: The narrator feels in danger due to Obsidian .


Input:
Context: If I had been valued , maybe I would n't have been so scared . I ran because of it , because Obsidian could n't or would n't offer any real protection . Thalassa probably enjoyed the fear . " She swallows deeply and then looks up for a second , " Maybe I enjoy the fear .
Question: Why has the narrator run away from the scene like this ?

Output: The narrator feels that Obsidian is threatening their security .


Input:
Context: I walked away while she waseating , so when we got to the hotel , I put the rest of the food down forher . Eventually , she ate it .
Question: What is the reason I had to put the food down ?

Output: She needed to be fed because she was a cat and was hungry and could n't reach the food unless it was set down .


Input:
Context: I walked away while she waseating , so when we got to the hotel , I put the rest of the food down forher . Eventually , she ate it .
Question: What is the reason I had to put the food down ?

Output: She was a pet and needed access to the food .


Input:
Context: We could n't have asked for a better ending to this year 's Fringe . We had over 170 friendly faces in the audience at our closing show , 8 seats from selling out ( broke our previous record of 168 butts in seats at our second show of the run ) , and the audience was into it and really vocal and we really appreciated their energy -- PLUS neither Laura nor I lost control of our motor functions , which is always a danger . PLUS , we got tapped for the Gremlin Theatre remount at their new space ( formerly the Loading Dock Theater ) . Unfortunately we missed the Encore opportunity , but with so many great shows in the same venue , and with three crappy timeslots ( weekday 5:30 , weekday 10:00 , weekday 4:00 ! ).
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker 's play was able to draw such a large audience ?

Output: They all did a fantastic job , which naturally drew people to want to see them and spread the news.


Input:
Context: We could n't have asked for a better ending to this year 's Fringe . We had over 170 friendly faces in the audience at our closing show , 8 seats from selling out ( broke our previous record of 168 butts in seats at our second show of the run ) , and the audience was into it and really vocal and we really appreciated their energy -- PLUS neither Laura nor I lost control of our motor functions , which is always a danger . PLUS , we got tapped for the Gremlin Theatre remount at their new space ( formerly the Loading Dock Theater ) . Unfortunately we missed the Encore opportunity , but with so many great shows in the same venue , and with three crappy timeslots ( weekday 5:30 , weekday 10:00 , weekday 4:00 ! ).
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker 's play was able to draw such a large audience ?

Output: They practiced over and over until they got things exactly right and the execution was flawless.


Input:
Context: This is the Beijing Olympics , and there 's plenty to talk about . Check out the Beijing Olympics room on FriendFeed , set up by Chad Catacchio , for a quick overview of everywhere the dialog is going . I 'll be posting links there and on Twitter , and maybe even a few updates here .
Question: What will happen after the event ?

Output: People will respond to the media posts .


Input:
Context: Have you ever felt like you were locked in somewhere and could n't get out but there were clearly 5 or more Exit doors right in front of you ? Well I have been feeling like this for a lil while now and I am unsure of what to do . I have just been rolling wiht the flow .
Question: Why are they feeling this way ?

Output: Because they feel trapped .


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

Output: They were sought for their business .


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

Output: They were sought for their patronage .


Input:
Context: Thank u all sweeties who tag my blog & give me the encouragement that I needed so badly ! I feel so much better now ! And more motivated !.
Question: What might the writer do after receiving the comments ?

Output: She may continue to blog .


Input:
Context: Thank u all sweeties who tag my blog & give me the encouragement that I needed so badly ! I feel so much better now ! And more motivated !.
Question: What might the writer do after receiving the comments ?

Output: She may make more meaningful posts .


Input:
Context: Boy , we had a lot of rain here in the Kanto area yesterday ! And strong wind , too . I never left my apartment , which for me happens maybe twice a year , when either I am really sick or the weather makes it absolutely miserable to go out . The rain was supposed to start Monday morning , but the front slowed down before it got to Kanto and it did n't really start here until Monday night .
Question: What would they wear if they went out ?

Output: a raincoat.


Input:
Context: Boy , we had a lot of rain here in the Kanto area yesterday ! And strong wind , too . I never left my apartment , which for me happens maybe twice a year , when either I am really sick or the weather makes it absolutely miserable to go out . The rain was supposed to start Monday morning , but the front slowed down before it got to Kanto and it did n't really start here until Monday night .
Question: What would they wear if they went out ?

Output: some rain boots.


Input:
Context: It seems Tropical Storm Eduardo is headed for the Texas Coast . They are predicting that it become a Category 1 Hurricane by morning . When you live on the coast it seems inevitable , but who really likes the prediction of these storms . Last year , we went to sleep with Tropical Storm Humberto , which was a low - grade TS , and we woke up with a Hurricane .
Question: What will people want to do next ?

Output: Board up the windows of thier houses .


Input:
Context: It seems Tropical Storm Eduardo is headed for the Texas Coast . They are predicting that it become a Category 1 Hurricane by morning . When you live on the coast it seems inevitable , but who really likes the prediction of these storms . Last year , we went to sleep with Tropical Storm Humberto , which was a low - grade TS , and we woke up with a Hurricane .
Question: What will people want to do next ?

Output: Evacuate to a safer area .


Input:
Context: I ' m back in Texas . I 'll be here for the week . Almost missed my flight this afternoon ( seems like I do that often ) , but it was n't my fault . When I checked in for my 4:20 PM flight they said it was delayed until 7PM , so I was hanging out downstairs near the outside so I could smoke . Then all of a sudden I noticed that the board now said ON TIME -- yikes . I rushed through the security checkpoint , was stopped and had my purse searched .
Question: Why was I stopped by security ?

Output: I ran right through the checkpoint .


Input:
Context: I ' m back in Texas . I 'll be here for the week . Almost missed my flight this afternoon ( seems like I do that often ) , but it was n't my fault . When I checked in for my 4:20 PM flight they said it was delayed until 7PM , so I was hanging out downstairs near the outside so I could smoke . Then all of a sudden I noticed that the board now said ON TIME -- yikes . I rushed through the security checkpoint , was stopped and had my purse searched .
Question: Why was I stopped by security ?

Output: I was rushing through with no regard for safety .


Input:
Context: This card was for the Featured Stamper challenge and this was the card I chose to CASE . I kept the layout , but changed the stamp set , colors and omitted the dry embossing . I just love this image and it was so much fun to watercolor , but it did take me quite a lot of time . I do n't know if you can tell but I used Dazzling Diamonds to make my snow nice and shiny .
Question: Why did I keep the layout ?

Output: I enjoy the way it looks .


Input:
Context: I cooked dinner ( I am determined to cook more this fall ) and my mom made homemade apple pie and we broke out some Merlot . If my brother had been there it would have been really nice , but he was studying up at school . My little sister read me a story she wrote for class and it was really good :) . I am impressed that she read it out loud to the three of us ... she has some guts !.
Question: Why was the family impressed by the little girl in what she did for the family ?

Output: She was so young and read her story in front of everyone .


Input:
Context: The congregation did n't teach loving contradiction , though more often than not , the people there practiced it . Arguments did n't keep them from coming week by week to Sunday morning Church , to Sunday evening Praise and Testimony Meetings , and to Wednesday Potluck and Prayer Meetings . And as fiercely as they argued about the Bible , quoting different verses to support different interpretations , they stood by one another in crisis , suffering or grief , helping each other as they could .
Question: Why are so many people contradicting themselves at these church events ?

Output: It is n't out of ill will , it 's just respectful arguments.


Input:
Context: The congregation did n't teach loving contradiction , though more often than not , the people there practiced it . Arguments did n't keep them from coming week by week to Sunday morning Church , to Sunday evening Praise and Testimony Meetings , and to Wednesday Potluck and Prayer Meetings . And as fiercely as they argued about the Bible , quoting different verses to support different interpretations , they stood by one another in crisis , suffering or grief , helping each other as they could .
Question: Why are so many people contradicting themselves at these church events ?

Output: They have wildly different opinions on what the Bible means .


Input:
Context: The pay is good , the job is better than I was expecting , the people there are GREAT , but the hours could be better . Dan works a typical day , getting up early and getting home in the evening . I leave in the afternoon and come home just before midnight . At least it 's part time and temporary . I have been hearing some complaints that Dan and I will be moving in with my brother .
Question: Why does the narrator seem so happy with their work ?

Output: Their colleagues are great .


Input:
Context: After reading Beth Cooper I gained further insight into the meaning of themes and symbols . Rather than Beth judging the book ( Coove ) by it 's cover she opened the book and gave him a chance . Unlike everyone else who judged Denis by the way he looked , and by his status , Beth actually took the time to hang out and meet Denis . It was the first time in Denis 's life he had received a chance like this .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

Output: A book review.


Input:
Context: But I always knew when Doug was playing the tympani behind me because it was flawless . I have a memory of Doug playing the rudiments on the snare drum for a music class test . The younger drummers could only wonder at his humble performance as I watched from across the room , mesmerized . At heart , Doug was much more of a set player , a rocker , but his formal technique was amazing .
Question: How can the narrator be so sure that Doug is behind him ?

Output: The narrator has heard Doug 's virtuoso playing before .


Input:
Context: But I always knew when Doug was playing the tympani behind me because it was flawless . I have a memory of Doug playing the rudiments on the snare drum for a music class test . The younger drummers could only wonder at his humble performance as I watched from across the room , mesmerized . At heart , Doug was much more of a set player , a rocker , but his formal technique was amazing .
Question: How can the narrator be so sure that Doug is behind him ?

Output: The narrator is experienced with Doug 's expert - level of craftsmanship .


Input:
Context: I feel like complete shit . I just got home and I did n't even get to wish my husband sweet dreams after a bad night . I was saying goodbye to people at the bar and trying to get out of there , and when I called him back I guess he had already gone to bed . I really want to cry . In other news , we went to the zoo today with my brother , SIL , and their kids .
Question: What may happen after gertting home late ?

Output: I will go give my husband a kiss goodnight .


Input:
Context: Unfortunately a few months ago I was in a pretty bad motorcycle accident . Fortunately I survived and so did my laptop ( it was in my backpack ) , but the casing of my laptop is fairly beat up now . It was purchased brand new 1 month prior to the accident .
Question: What might have happened if the laptop had n't been in a case at the time of the accident ?

Output: It would have broken .


Input:
Context: Unfortunately a few months ago I was in a pretty bad motorcycle accident . Fortunately I survived and so did my laptop ( it was in my backpack ) , but the casing of my laptop is fairly beat up now . It was purchased brand new 1 month prior to the accident .
Question: What might have happened if the laptop had n't been in a case at the time of the accident ?

Output: It would no longer work .


Input:
Context: I was bored , so I thought I 'd take apart a guitar humbucker I had lying around , and test its magnetic polarity . To do this , I took a fridge magnet , and test which end would repel it . Turned out , there was no end of the pickup magnet that repelled the fridge one . I tried everywhere on all six sides , and I did n't even notice any difference in the degree of attraction .
Question: What may happen after they noticed the magnet would not repel ?

Output: They did experiments to try and figure out why .


Input:
Context: Apparently the Mother Nature decided the start of spring warranted no more than one day of sunshine , with a graceful showing yesterday , and then today back to cloud . I feel Mother Nature is trying to kill my spirits , unsuccessfully I might add . So the brother and I made the most of it yesterday , spending the day outside , tanning , running around , and just basically running a muck .
Question: How has the start of Spring been ?

Output: Filled with gray .


Input:
Context: Apparently the Mother Nature decided the start of spring warranted no more than one day of sunshine , with a graceful showing yesterday , and then today back to cloud . I feel Mother Nature is trying to kill my spirits , unsuccessfully I might add . So the brother and I made the most of it yesterday , spending the day outside , tanning , running around , and just basically running a muck .
Question: How has the start of Spring been ?

Output: Overcast a lot .


Input:
Context: When I noticed the inconsistency , I ferreted out a few lines of coding that did n't belong . It seems that someone tried to bug my system . " Tenten was silent for a moment as Jiraiya and Tsunade watched the feed with new eyes .
Question: Why was Tenten silent for a moment ?

Output: He was concentrating .


Input:
Context: And to get my work schedule . By the way , I have to work early pretty much every day . Like , 7-ish early . Except on thursday , because I said I could n't be to work until 2 on Thursdays or fridays because I have classes . But I do n't have to work this weekend at all !.
Question: What may I be doing this weekend ?

Output: Sleeping in.


Input:
Context: I just floated down , landed on the X , and was the only one of the five of us in the first jump class who landed standing up . People kept asking if I ' m going to do it again and I do n't know . I think my biggest reason for wanting to do it again is that the first jump was n't perfect and it should have been . Doing it had nothing to do with pushing myself beyond fear , because I did n't feel fear .
Question: What is a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I am a perfectionist.


Input:
Context: There were multiple instances where I thought there was a big possibility of seriously offending people , but he carries it off really well . The range of topics he chose to cover are also very impressive . Though I was not very excited about his explanations about philosophy , I thoroughly enjoyed his explanation of why we believe in God and if there is a reason why we do so . He does not go anywhere near explaining if God exists or not , but takes serious liberties to poke fun at believers and atheists alike .
Question: What 's a possible reason the guy takes serious liberties to poke fun at believers and atheists alike ?

Output: Because he is n't afraid of offending people .


Input:
Context: They are able to travel up and down the country on a regular basis but again they have no guarantee of a having return loads . There are too many vehicles on the road which are being run inefficiently and without back loads . For the first Christmas ever internet shopping has overtaken the high street .
Question: Why is shipping being disrupted at the moment ?

Output: The volume is high due to Christmas .


Input:
Context: They are able to travel up and down the country on a regular basis but again they have no guarantee of a having return loads . There are too many vehicles on the road which are being run inefficiently and without back loads . For the first Christmas ever internet shopping has overtaken the high street .
Question: Why is shipping being disrupted at the moment ?

Output: The volume is high due to the holidays .


Input:
Context: Drina , this is Cynthia McMellon , " James made the introductions . Cynthia and I shook hands and I sat . " This is a bit weird , " I said .
Question: What happened after we shook hands .?

Output: I sat down.


Input:
Context: I drove a 2008 Pacific Blue Metallic off the lot two weeks ago . We were at the lot until somewhere around 10:30 , but got a pretty good deal with a good rate , a better car , and some of the amenities thrown in . Mississippi Gary , as the vessel is currently know , drives well and I ' m still driving on the full tank of gas provided by the dealership . Granted , I am carpooling to work and have n't had any Madison games to drive to in a while , but two weeks between fill - ups is a wonderful feeling .
Question: Why might the person have bought a new car ?

Output: Their old car was not running properly anymore.


Input:
Context: I just came across a huge find regarding the " Great Multitude " of people in Rev 7:9 . 9After this I looked and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count , from every nation , tribe , people and language , standing before the throne and in front of the Lamb . They were wearing white robes and were holding palm branches in their hands . It turns out , the same Greek phrase for " great crowd " occurs one other place , in Rev 19 , 1After this I heard what sounded like the roar of a great multitude in heaven shouting : " Hallelujah !.
Question: What book may i be reading ?

Output: The bible.


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

Output: The man vehemently denied all the allegations that were brought against him .


Input:
Context: Conversely , when the disclosures were responsive in content , that content tended to be obscured by arcane and convoluted terms . The Commission 's observations of last November underline the fact that the new rules are intended to motivate companies to explain , in concise and clear language , how and why they arrived at specific executive compensation decisions and policies . The SEC sent comment letters to those 350 public companies last fall , requesting that they correct and enhance their executive compensation disclosures going forward .
Question: What type of category would this be a news story in ?

Output: The business section .


Input:
Context: Conversely , when the disclosures were responsive in content , that content tended to be obscured by arcane and convoluted terms . The Commission 's observations of last November underline the fact that the new rules are intended to motivate companies to explain , in concise and clear language , how and why they arrived at specific executive compensation decisions and policies . The SEC sent comment letters to those 350 public companies last fall , requesting that they correct and enhance their executive compensation disclosures going forward .
Question: What type of category would this be a news story in ?

Output: The commerce section .


Input:
Context: I am going with it . I called my buddy . Told him to grab his camera to document this one in a lifetime experience and off we went to whole foods . I do n't know much about organic anything .
Question: What will the narrator buy at the store ?

Output: They will buy food without pesticides .


Input:
Context: I am going with it . I called my buddy . Told him to grab his camera to document this one in a lifetime experience and off we went to whole foods . I do n't know much about organic anything .
Question: What will the narrator buy at the store ?

Output: They will buy non - GMO food .


Input:
Context: We spent almost 6 hours loading the rental truck that night , and moved everything in the morning . We started life in our new home together without any appliances ( since we had to reschedule the Best Buy delivery ) , no curtains , and water that had to be shut off from the main everytime we were done using it b / c of a slow leak . But , finally , it 's our house . Since then , Stephanie has been working tirelessly to get things going in the house while I ' ve been away on AT . I ' ve been home twice since I left and it looks great .
Question: What may have caused you to reschedule the Best Buy delivery ?

Output: We were n't going to be there at the original time .


Input:
Context: It was after they spent the morning applauding 9/11 conspiracy theories , so you can imagine why it was only " partly . " And if you disagree with me , then you sir are worse than Hitler .
Question: How might they view the US government regarding the 9/11 ?

Output: They might view the US government as being responsible for the attacks .


Input:
Context: I had to stop the car once because it was threatening to overheat . Pondered returning to the popular trailhead , but decided I wanted to do the hike I came there for , so with trepidation , continued on . Luckily , the road improved within a half - mile . The hike was fabulous . Sometimes when winding through the forest , it seems surreal , it 's so beautiful .
Question: What may be the reason for their hike obstacles ?

Output: The roads were not good quality .


Input:
Context: I had to stop the car once because it was threatening to overheat . Pondered returning to the popular trailhead , but decided I wanted to do the hike I came there for , so with trepidation , continued on . Luckily , the road improved within a half - mile . The hike was fabulous . Sometimes when winding through the forest , it seems surreal , it 's so beautiful .
Question: What may be the reason for their hike obstacles ?

Output: They were having troubles driving on the roads .


Input:
Context: I wanted to at least try instead of blindly putting her to sleep based on a guess . So I agreed to have her treated as I played with her in her little cat carrier . She was being very sweet and playful which I thought was odd considering the vet tried to pull a fecal sample not 5 minutes earlier . I said my goodbyes to Smaug and not five minutes out on the road did I get the phone call .
Question: Why did the narrator not want to say goodbye ?

Output: Their cat was being put down .


Input:
Context: I wanted to at least try instead of blindly putting her to sleep based on a guess . So I agreed to have her treated as I played with her in her little cat carrier . She was being very sweet and playful which I thought was odd considering the vet tried to pull a fecal sample not 5 minutes earlier . I said my goodbyes to Smaug and not five minutes out on the road did I get the phone call .
Question: Why did the narrator not want to say goodbye ?

Output: Their cat was dying .


Input:
Context: Thanks for your quick response Andrew . I removed all the tags as recommended . This seemed to improve the problem but not solve completely . The info window was more stable but still sometimes only large enough to cover the content of the first tab ( which unfortunately smaller than the content of the second and third tabs ) .
Question: What may happen after I sent the message to Andrew ?

Output: Andrew will help me fix the problem .


Input:
Context: What McCain voted against was a measure to invoke the War Powers Act and to authorize the deployment of U.S. Marines in Lebanon for an additional 18 months . The measure passed 270 - 161 , with 26 other Republicans ( including McCain ) and 134 Democrats voting against it . Secondly , I liked Obama playing to red state fears that Iraq is a distraction from the real danger : Look , over the last eight years , this administration , along with Senator McCain , have been solely focused on Iraq . That has been their priority . That has been where all our resources have gone .
Question: How did the narrator feel about the actions of Obama described in the text ?

Output: They approved of them.


Input:
Context: What McCain voted against was a measure to invoke the War Powers Act and to authorize the deployment of U.S. Marines in Lebanon for an additional 18 months . The measure passed 270 - 161 , with 26 other Republicans ( including McCain ) and 134 Democrats voting against it . Secondly , I liked Obama playing to red state fears that Iraq is a distraction from the real danger : Look , over the last eight years , this administration , along with Senator McCain , have been solely focused on Iraq . That has been their priority . That has been where all our resources have gone .
Question: How did the narrator feel about the actions of Obama described in the text ?

Output: They supported them .


Input:
Context: I got this pot of short asters on Saturday , and because of the rain , had n't gotten around to repotting it yet . During one of wind gusts , I saw it go across the yard end over end . Being full and round , it rolled pretty well . I ran out and rescued it , but not before it had picked up several leaves coming down from the maples .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They took the leaves off .


Input:
Context: His father was out of job for most of his youth , so growing up he struggled , yet he managed to get a college education and become a doctor despite this . The most decisive factor in Che Guevara 's shaping was his travels of Latin America . The book and now hollywood movie The Motorcycle Diaries illustrate his journey through Latin America with his best friend on a small , old , rusty , but mostly reliable motorcycle . While the journey was filled with stories which make you shake your head and say " those crazy kids " , it was also a very lifechanging experience for Che .
Question: What does the narrator like to read about ?

Output: They like to read about history .


Input:
Context: His father was out of job for most of his youth , so growing up he struggled , yet he managed to get a college education and become a doctor despite this . The most decisive factor in Che Guevara 's shaping was his travels of Latin America . The book and now hollywood movie The Motorcycle Diaries illustrate his journey through Latin America with his best friend on a small , old , rusty , but mostly reliable motorcycle . While the journey was filled with stories which make you shake your head and say " those crazy kids " , it was also a very lifechanging experience for Che .
Question: What does the narrator like to read about ?

Output: They like to read about politics .


Input:
Context: After about 3 minutes of this I was feeling quite homicidal . One day the woman giving the training spoke with me privately to say she appreciated the fact that I did n't say sorry every time I misunderstood something . I think I said something like , " Oh ... thanks . ".
Question: What is causing the narrator 's so much anger ?

Output: They are upset over a training class .


Input:
Context: At the beginning of the last century the church was at the heart of the education community . Nowadays , the church has increasingly found herself on the margins of that environment . Through the work of the School Trust , we are bringing the heart of the church into the school community through the development of mutual trust and respect .
Question: What may be a fact about the church ?

Output: It used to be big in their community .


Input:
Context: At the beginning of the last century the church was at the heart of the education community . Nowadays , the church has increasingly found herself on the margins of that environment . Through the work of the School Trust , we are bringing the heart of the church into the school community through the development of mutual trust and respect .
Question: What may be a fact about the church ?

Output: It used to have a place in education .


Input:
Context: In the afternoon we watched the " Deutschlandtour " come live through the village ( cycling).In the afternoon I took the train to Karlsruhe and stayed with my brother . On Tuesday I spent the day in Karlsruhe - hence the pic spam . My train left 11.25 a.m. on Wednesday but since Christian brought me to the station before work I ended up sitting in a cafe for about 2 hours drinking one tea and reading a book . The waitress was looking my way every 10 minutes : DSounds boring ? Admit it , even I think so .
Question: Approximately what time of day did Christian drop me off at the train station on Wednesday ?

Output: Christian had me at the train station by approximately 9:25 a.m. on Wednesday morning .


Input:
Context: In the afternoon we watched the " Deutschlandtour " come live through the village ( cycling).In the afternoon I took the train to Karlsruhe and stayed with my brother . On Tuesday I spent the day in Karlsruhe - hence the pic spam . My train left 11.25 a.m. on Wednesday but since Christian brought me to the station before work I ended up sitting in a cafe for about 2 hours drinking one tea and reading a book . The waitress was looking my way every 10 minutes : DSounds boring ? Admit it , even I think so .
Question: Approximately what time of day did Christian drop me off at the train station on Wednesday ?

Output: My brother dropped me off at the train station at just before half past nine that Wednesday morning .


Input:
Context: He wore it well ! Before the parade started , I passed out a flyer with the church hours and web site on it to folks lining the street in front of the church on the corner of 200 South and 200 East . Many welcomed the information and a couple asked if our church is " gay friendly . " I said " yes " , of course . I was thinking that a better answer for our church is that we are " people " friendly .
Question: Why would the passerby on the street ask the man about their church ?

Output: They wanted to know if it gay friendly .


Input:
Context: He wore it well ! Before the parade started , I passed out a flyer with the church hours and web site on it to folks lining the street in front of the church on the corner of 200 South and 200 East . Many welcomed the information and a couple asked if our church is " gay friendly . " I said " yes " , of course . I was thinking that a better answer for our church is that we are " people " friendly .
Question: Why would the passerby on the street ask the man about their church ?

Output: They wanted to know if it welcomes gays .


Input:
Context: Today what I saw , well I suppose it was rather like watching a movie . Or maybe , watching clips of a movie . Sort of like how they show previews for films ? Little highlights ? " " Little highlights .
Question: Why is the person confused about what they were watching ?

Output: Because it was a mix of clips but not a trailer .


Input:
Context: Today what I saw , well I suppose it was rather like watching a movie . Or maybe , watching clips of a movie . Sort of like how they show previews for films ? Little highlights ? " " Little highlights .
Question: Why is the person confused about what they were watching ?

Output: It was not a traditional trailer or a clip show .


Input:
Context: I sponged the edges and set them aside . I used Scotch tacky adhesive and applied a generous amount ( not too much , not too little ) to the front on the frame , lined up the cardstock and gently pressed it to the frame . Allow a few minutes to dry .
Question: What may have happened before I did this ?

Output: I found cardstock I like .


Input:
Context: We did n't end up buying anything there except for a set of sheets for Mousey , but we had much discussion on what they liked and did n't like , and we noted the prices on the down alternative things that you could put a duvet cover on . Cause that is always an option . Third stop was Marshall 's .
Question: Why did n't they purchase anything except the sheets ?

Output: They were price shopping for the best deal .


Input:
Context: So I finished my first week as an official teacher . It 's actually MY classroom and somehow ( despite the 12 + hours I ' ve spent there almost everyday for the past 2 1/2 weeks ) , it still has n't fully hit me . I ' ve spent so long waiting for my career to begin and it finally has .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be in so much awe ?

Output: They are finally a teacher .


Input:
Context: So I finished my first week as an official teacher . It 's actually MY classroom and somehow ( despite the 12 + hours I ' ve spent there almost everyday for the past 2 1/2 weeks ) , it still has n't fully hit me . I ' ve spent so long waiting for my career to begin and it finally has .
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be in so much awe ?

Output: They are finally teaching .


Input:
Context: We stopped by Felix 's grave for a few minutes on the way there . I have only been there once before ( a few years ago ) , so it made me happy that I got to go there again . The parade was just okay . It was mostly a ton of people walking ( little league , boy scouts , girl scouts , etc ) , so there was n't much to see .
Question: What may have caused you to stop on your way to the parade ?

Output: I wanted to pay my respects to someone who 's passed one .


Input:
Context: I want to buy quite a few ( and yes , I know , I know I could go to IKEA and buy some and I would then put them together , but IKEA is over an hour away ) , but no one can help me . I want say 20 or so boxes - I am moving the Georgie Love office from a room that will eventually be a nursery to a little corner in one of our living areas . So I want everything packed away nicely and tidy .
Question: What may be the reason why they would need a future nursery ?

Output: They will be adopting in the future .


Input:
Context: I want to buy quite a few ( and yes , I know , I know I could go to IKEA and buy some and I would then put them together , but IKEA is over an hour away ) , but no one can help me . I want say 20 or so boxes - I am moving the Georgie Love office from a room that will eventually be a nursery to a little corner in one of our living areas . So I want everything packed away nicely and tidy .
Question: What may be the reason why they would need a future nursery ?

Output: They will be having kids in the future .


Input:
Context: I could hardly contain myself when Jane 's mommy contacted me and asked if I would do another session documenting her at 5 months old . Of course ! ! ! ! Jane was such a sweet , squishy little newborn who had all those fabulous hats . I just adored photographing her back when she was so brand new and was looking forward to seeing her again .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: After minutes of back and forwards , Sandie 's friend came out and John , Mitch , Veronica and I were able to go in . Okay . I have to agree with the girls . The bartender is HOT .
Question: Why has the narrator given the bar so many tips ?

Output: The narrator thinks the bartender is attractive .


Input:
Context: After minutes of back and forwards , Sandie 's friend came out and John , Mitch , Veronica and I were able to go in . Okay . I have to agree with the girls . The bartender is HOT .
Question: Why has the narrator given the bar so many tips ?

Output: The narrator thinks the bartender is cute .


Input:
Context: Last weekend I had crashed early on Friday night , so I was up at 5AM . A little later I was hungry , and decided I should uncharacteristically go out for some breakfast . I never have breakfast .
Question: Why might I never have breakfast ?

Output: I might normally wake up too late for breakfast .


Input:
Context: Seems like David Spade is thought to have fathered a child . Conga rats for him , but what 's more impressive is that he 's reported to have said that he would accept responsibility if the child is proven to be his . I know , I know , on the grand scheme of things nothing extra - ordinary , and quite possibly something that he 's legally strongly encouraged to do , but it 's small steps for famous folks , ya know ?.
Question: What may be David Spade 's reason for what he is reported to have said ?

Output: David Spade is influenced by being legally encouraged to accept responsibility.


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 may happen now that he 's delayed in Chicago ?

Output: He may not be able to get home day early to surprise Jack .


Input:
Context: My worries would not stop there . While sitting in on an office of technology meeting I was swiftly recruited into the office without my knowledge . Naturally , since my boyfriend was the one heading the office , I accepted . And I must say this was in fact the one thing I did want to join on my return and am really happy to be a part of this office .
Question: Why was the writer swiftly recruited ?

Output: Her boyfriend was heading the office .


Input:
Context: My summer travels , so far , have been awesome . Manitoba , Ontario , Nova Scotia , PEI , and next week ... . BC ! Yet ... they have kept me from my computer and this blog .
Question: Why have the travels kept the writer from their computer and their blog ?

Output: Because they had better things to do while traveling .


Input:
Context: I ' ve had my new laptop for a whole 24 hours now , and although it 's going to take a bit of getting used to ( mostly the gaps between the letters on the keyboard and the magnetic charger ) I definitely like it better than Mum 's Toshiba ( Windows ! Bah ! Humbug ! ).
Question: What type of new laptop did the narrator purchase ?

Output: The narrator purchased an Apple MacBook .


Input:
Context: I went on a field trip with Scooter the week before last . ( Wow . Was it that long ago ? ) . It was a celebration of sorts with the older Spawn away with Nana Dowager .
Question: Why did the narrator attend the field trip with scooter ?

Output: She attended the field trip as a parent chaperone .


Input:
Context: I had the fibroadenoma mass removed on August 22nd . It went really well and I have not complaints . The surgeon did say that the incision area will improve in appearance for nearly a year ... I want it to be nearly invisible , but at least it is gone ... gone like a freight train ... gone . School has started again .
Question: Why might I want the incision area to be invisible ?

Output: Because I do n't want the scar showing as it might be embarrassing.


Input:
Context: She left a glass of water on his nightstand , along with an advil . She 'd struggled to get him upstairs , into their bed . Not that he was defiant , just kind of ... out of it .
Question: Why would the woman leave water out on the table ?

Output: She wanted her family member to take medicine .


Input:
Context: On the first , Berry blasted out of the secondary into Tim Tebow 's legs as he was rolling out . I think Berry took maybe a grand total of one stride . Berry had a similar tackle shortly thereafter where he seemed to just magically appear at the right place at the right time . I do not believe that any traditional means of travel was utilized .
Question: Why was Tim Tebow talking so funny ?

Output: Berry hit him .


Input:
Context: Emmy is n't feeling well . I woke up this morning with a little bit of vom on the bed near her mouth . Dog 's puke all the time though , so no big deal . I let her out and she took a big old solid 2-point conversion . But she did n't run or scuff her feet afterwards , she just ambled back inside .
Question: What did I mean when I said she took a solid 2-point conversion ?

Output: She pooped .


Input:
Context: Thanks to all my wonderful blog readers , when I got home from Toronto I had many emails informing me of Domo 's presence as the Halloween mascot at Target . Thank you everyone ! I scurried over there after work and nearly hyperventalated from all the Domo . Aaron just walked around shaking his head mumbling that he thinks someone at Target is reading my blog .
Question: How do I feel about all this ?

Output: I feel pretty great about this .


Input:
Context: One of my longtime favorite campers , Audrey , an 8th grader , was in a car wreck with her family . She 's in the hospital with internal bleeding . Keep her in your thoughts , if you would , and hope for the best . I found out right in the middle of a huge rush at the Bean .
Question: Why is the narrator so worried ?

Output: A beloved child they worked with was injured .


Input:
Context: One of my longtime favorite campers , Audrey , an 8th grader , was in a car wreck with her family . She 's in the hospital with internal bleeding . Keep her in your thoughts , if you would , and hope for the best . I found out right in the middle of a huge rush at the Bean .
Question: Why is the narrator so worried ?

Output: A close friend was injured .


Input:
Context: This is night number two with no nappies . We realised a little while ago that Jamie 's pull - ups were dry in the morning . In fact , sometimes he would wake up at night and ask to go to the potty . Most nights though , he would go all night long without peeing .
Question: How old may Jamie be ?

Output: A baby or toddler.


Input:
Context: Who does one believe ? Certainly not the majority - history , philosophy and cynicism all argue against that . One starts to build one 's own air ramparts , but immersion into too much thought comes at a price . Self - supporting arguments can fall .
Question: How does the person feel about following her own thoughts ?

Output: If you think too much you 'll be fooled.


Input:
Context: The kind of happy that I would be lucky to ever be able to experience again . That grasp is perpetually slippery , it 's when it 's firm that is rare . And it 's always a temporary feeling of stability and control . A temporary balance .
Question: What type of feeling am I referring to that is few and far between ?

Output: The feeling of complete happiness , that no one on earth could be as happy as I was at that moment .


Input:
Context: ( that 's what they called Sandy ) . They loved the idea and asked me countless times , " is she really gon na get them ? " Their eyes were full of such hope that they would reach their Grammy with these balloons . I reassured them that they would bring a huge smile to her face .
Question: What may happen after they release their balloons ?

Output: They will watch the balloons float away .


Input:
Context: We Struck Oil ! I ' m sure that this unmarked trailer was on it 's way to the scrapyard , but it made me laugh . And then fear for my life as I realized just how close that crap was to actually falling off the trailer and smashing through my windshield . I think these folks were sitting in the front .
Question: Why are they scared the crap from the trailer will hit the windshield ?

Output: Their load is not secure .


Input:
Context: Man , that trip was so much fun . So many random little things happened that were hilarious . I ' ve started a flickr account to hopefully make my life easier showing all y ' all mah pics . So here 's the album for the Iwasaki Trip !.
Question: What did I think about the trip ?

Output: I thought it was entertaining .


Input:
Context: I have great people here like D and his friends , who have graciously welcomed me into their lives , and the friends I ' ve made through my small group . I need to find a church that I love , but that will come . Best friend L is just a plane ride away , up the coast in San Francisco .
Question: Where might I be located ?

Output: I might be located in southern California .


Input:
Context: i m a senior & & ready to graduate & & get out of that hell hole .its not that i do nt like it , sometimes i do nt actually ; its just that i guess i wanna move on to bigger things like , college for instance . i wanna move out & & get my bachlors in forensics as a chemistt [ meaning that i analyze DNA & & fingerprints . ] ; move in with my boyfriendd , have a good , stable , NYC girl typical life .
Question: What will happen before i graduate from high school ?

Output: Take the SAT exams .


Input:
Context: Today I went to a meeting of Mennonite pastors at Sandy Hill Community Church in Coatesville , Pennsylvania . Normally I do n't make these lunch meetings because they 're three hours away , but I found out about this one several weeks ahead of time so I made it a priority on the calendar . It was good to see the other pastors , most of whom I had n't seen for quite a while .
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's occupation ?

Output: They are a pastor .


Input:
Context: I just got back in to NYC after staying in Los Angeles for a week after Comic Con . Yes , I felt that nasty Earthquake . The con and especially the WRATH OF CON PARTY were a blast . I left the con inspired , so I decided to go on a little stealth mission all around L.A. and hit up my sources to see what I can dig up comic book and/or sci - fi related .
Question: Why did he go to LA ?

Output: To attend a convention .


Input:
Context: So , you 're paying the same price for less beverage too . Hmm , Sunday was pretty chill . I did my first load of laundry ( maybe that was Saturday ? ) and it hung dry which made it hard and stiff .
Question: What will you do to correct the way the laundry dried next time you do a load ?

Output: I will consider using a machine drying method and applying some softener to the load.


Input:
Context: My mom told me when she was in the army and needed comfort food , she would mix milk and root beer for a kind of root beer float . I just remembered this , and tried it . DO IT . NOW .
Question: Why did you recommend this recipe ?

Output: It was more tasty than anticipated .


Input:
Context: British celebrity plastic surgery addict , Leslie Ash , has received what ever plastic surgery addict like herself dreams of - an endless stream of cash . Leslie caught an infection while being treated for a fall in a hospital , sued the health system ( called NHS in Great Britain ) , and received the largest malpractice settlement ever , $ 10 million dollars ( approximately $ 5 million British pounds ) . In 2003 , Leslie had lip implants which went terribly wrong . She was allergic to them and they swelled , making her lips look cartoonish .
Question: How would you describe this person ?

Output: They are someone who gets plastic surgery often .


Input:
Context: British celebrity plastic surgery addict , Leslie Ash , has received what ever plastic surgery addict like herself dreams of - an endless stream of cash . Leslie caught an infection while being treated for a fall in a hospital , sued the health system ( called NHS in Great Britain ) , and received the largest malpractice settlement ever , $ 10 million dollars ( approximately $ 5 million British pounds ) . In 2003 , Leslie had lip implants which went terribly wrong . She was allergic to them and they swelled , making her lips look cartoonish .
Question: How would you describe this person ?

Output: They are someone who went to a bad doctor .


Input:
Context: He gets bumped up to first - class and sits next to a pregnant woman he is quite sure did not get bumped but instead seems to him the sort that would fly first - class regularly . He judges this woman to be a paragon of New York chic , based on what she 's wearing , and where she 's sitting . She strikes him as hip , urban and probably something like a NYC magazine Editor .
Question: What may be the reason why they are making such assumptions about the pregnant woman ?

Output: Because of how she is dressed .


Input:
Context: I want to thank you all for your responses to my " friend " journal post . I really appreciate the feedback . For the last year I ' ve been really secluding myself inside my house . I was running a daycare from home so that I could spend the last year with Morgan ( my almost six year old ) before she went to school .
Question: What may be the reason for running a daycare at home when she wants to spend more time with her daughter ?

Output: That way she can spend time with her daughter and make money .


Input:
Context: Stef 's DVD player sat right on top of it , completely covering the vents . I put small boxes under the DVD player to raise it up and unplugged the box to let it cool completely down , but to no avail . I called Comcast and they said that should n't matter .
Question: Why may the DVD player be no longer working ?

Output: It is overheating .


Input:
Context: I felt like the lion cub that had lost its mother . The day before she died I bathed her with my sister and washed her hair as she was being transferred to the community hospital nearer home . We knew she was close to death .
Question: Why is the narrator mourning ?

Output: They lost their maternal link .


Input:
Context: The service passed quickly ; a repetitive process of standing , sitting and kneeling . Nick stood next to me and made a good effort at singing the hymns . He speaks and understands Spanish fairly well but reading it is a new skill he is learning .
Question: What were Nick and I doing ?

Output: I was participating in a religious gathering .


Input:
Context: The service passed quickly ; a repetitive process of standing , sitting and kneeling . Nick stood next to me and made a good effort at singing the hymns . He speaks and understands Spanish fairly well but reading it is a new skill he is learning .
Question: What were Nick and I doing ?

Output: Nick was showing his adoration of a higher power .


Input:
Context: This is what I always drew when I was a kid , a room with all the shit you needed right there in it . So I ' ve got some sweet posters and a few other decorations , and it 's really become pretty awesome . Structurally finished my fourth garage band song today , and now I set to work on a fifth . Oi , this is a tiring process , but I 'll be very satisfied when it 's finished , I hope . I called to try and find some way to make peace with my friend .
Question: What may be the reason for needing to make peace with their friend ?

Output: They had an argument .


Input:
Context: John Smith was elected president of Jamestown on September 10 , 1608 . A brash and boldly self - confident figure , Smith brought years of soldiering experience to the Virginia venture . While fighting the Turks in Transylvania , he was wounded , captured , and sold , he claimed , into slavery in Turkey . Smith reported that he eventually escaped with the assistance of a Turkish woman who had fallen in love with him .
Question: WHat happened before John 's story ?

Output: He signed up to fight.


Input:
Context: While ~RJM~ got himself ready I went over to the casino ( again right across the way ) to play a bit before we sat through our presentation . The presentation ... what can I say .... we * did * get our $ 100 in food certificates ... it * did * take up the majority of our afternoon ( did they say 90 minutes or did I have my hearing aide too low and they meant 90 hours ? ) , and in the end we did n't gamble with the timeshare business either .
Question: Why would the narrator opt to go to a casino ?

Output: Their at a convention with a casino .


Input:
Context: While ~RJM~ got himself ready I went over to the casino ( again right across the way ) to play a bit before we sat through our presentation . The presentation ... what can I say .... we * did * get our $ 100 in food certificates ... it * did * take up the majority of our afternoon ( did they say 90 minutes or did I have my hearing aide too low and they meant 90 hours ? ) , and in the end we did n't gamble with the timeshare business either .
Question: Why would the narrator opt to go to a casino ?

Output: They have some time before a convention .


Input:
Context: Many people fear that pain and so they block it out and instead of owning it , instead of simply giving in to it they fight it off like a war . They are fearful to let that pain get the best of them . However those people who can simply let things be , who can admit to that pain and that fear and understand it maybe that is the answer to simply let what is , be what it is .
Question: What sort of pain might be being referred to ?

Output: Emotional pain.


Input:
Context: It was nasty hot . I am sitting in the cool comfort of my parents ' living room . I caved and came over here to get out of the heat .
Question: What may be the reason I went to my parents ' house when it was really hot ?

Output: My parents have air conditioning , which is very comfortable in the heat .


Input:
Context: How dare they treat that day as a selling point ? How dare they gloss over their own failures and stupidity and condescending , patronizing pablum ? I remember 9/11 , but I remember the week that followed , too . Had the president announced , on live TV , " We know where those responsible are , and we need volunteers to bring them out , " thousands if not millions of us would have been heading in the right direction after the last digit in the GPS coordinates was given .
Question: Why is the narrator angry by the event referenced ?

Output: It was a tragedy .


Input:
Context: How dare they treat that day as a selling point ? How dare they gloss over their own failures and stupidity and condescending , patronizing pablum ? I remember 9/11 , but I remember the week that followed , too . Had the president announced , on live TV , " We know where those responsible are , and we need volunteers to bring them out , " thousands if not millions of us would have been heading in the right direction after the last digit in the GPS coordinates was given .
Question: Why is the narrator angry by the event referenced ?

Output: It was a traumatic event .


Input:
Context: Malcolm had just come back from a trip to a Spanish - speaking country , so he was able to communicate a tiny bit at least . The guy was very impressed , took an instant liking to Malcolm . At some point he got a little rough , but still all in good fun . Soon , we tried to say our goodbyes and get a move on .
Question: Why could Malcom communicate ?

Output: He could speak a little foreign language .


Input:
Context: I know some of these people for almost 20 years ! Many of them are professionals like lawyers , engineers , consultants ! They are not artists or hippies ! - Igor The Troll this girl was so rich and entitled that she would drive drunk in her red convertable .
Question: How would being rich and entitled let her drive drunk ?

Output: She could bribe her way out of a situation of Drunk and disorderly or DUI charges .


Input:
Context: Now who knows / cares about home ; all we do is just work ! ! ! Which was better , the former or the latter ? ? ? We knew our history and economics ! ! Now let alone reading books , we do n't even catch up with the daily news ! ! !.
Question: Why might they not be reading books ?

Output: They do not have enough time as they are occupied with work .


Input:
Context: It was n't because of construction or an accident or anything . No , it was because as soon as we got out of the first tollbooth , we hit the line for the second tollbooth . THE FIFTEEN MILE LINE .
Question: Why was traffic moving so slowly ?

Output: Traffic seemed to be stopped the entire route .


Input:
Context: Tim had a great idea of putting a black and white effect on the video so that the live video feed would match the old school vibe of the Ed Sullivan show -- and it did ! I was amped because that was a special effect that he sprung on me at the last minute so we did n't have time to rehearse it . But I pulled it off ! I wish I had pictures because everything looked great .
Question: Why did the narrator like how the video was shot ?

Output: It had a classic feel .


Input:
Context: Tim had a great idea of putting a black and white effect on the video so that the live video feed would match the old school vibe of the Ed Sullivan show -- and it did ! I was amped because that was a special effect that he sprung on me at the last minute so we did n't have time to rehearse it . But I pulled it off ! I wish I had pictures because everything looked great .
Question: Why did the narrator like how the video was shot ?

Output: It had an old time feel .


Input:
Context: I was n't sure where he was going until he stopped in front of Gary , who was holding Ginger . Another rally attendee handed each of the kids an Obama doll and told them to keep it ; the kids held up their dolls and smiled for the cameras while Gary and I rolled our eyes .
Question: Who was holding Ginger ?

Output: Gary.


Input:
Context: I should be trying to drag myself to bed but instead of updating Mr. Livejournal here . It turns out my step - sister , who just turned 18 last year and as far as I know , has n't even graduated high school yet , got married and did n't tell anyone . Craig was actually the one who found out that she was married .
Question: Is Mr. Livejournal a real person ?

Output: No , a journal is a book written by a person about the event in their life , this person has given the book a name , Mr. Livejournal .


Input:
Context: I should be trying to drag myself to bed but instead of updating Mr. Livejournal here . It turns out my step - sister , who just turned 18 last year and as far as I know , has n't even graduated high school yet , got married and did n't tell anyone . Craig was actually the one who found out that she was married .
Question: Is Mr. Livejournal a real person ?

Output: This person keeps a journal about daily events , they have named the book Mr. Livejournal .


Input:
Context: It just so happened that the book I had chosen was of a spiritual nature and it was talking about how God is always there for you , but sometimes you just do n't let Him in . It came to me at that moment that He is the bright shining sun and my sins and my selfishness are the dirt on the window that keep him out . He 's always there , ready to warm me up , I just need to clean my windows to let Him in . Happy Lent .
Question: What type of faith does the narrator have ?

Output: They are Catholic .


Input:
Context: Fail miserably , make situation worse . So J made it better for me . 2 year old girl with Down 's Syndrome who 's just starting to interact more with people , previously would n't even smile at you when you waved at her and made faces and stuff ... said " bye ! " to me today , waved , and blew me a big kiss .
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe my kid.


Input:
Context: Then Raccoon Drew came over , and he and Squirrelly were battling it out to try to get the highest score on songs , playing guitar . Then Babs came in , and we went out to eat . We watched tv for a while after that . Babs showed me some things that will leave scars on my psyche .
Question: What may happen before our time out to eat ?

Output: We waited for babs to show up .


Input:
Context: Today I ' m grateful for a wonderful woman that works in our accounting department named Pricilla . I met Pricilla years ago when she used to come around and talk to another coworker ; whenever I would walk by she would say hello . She was always sweet and gave off good vibes so I kinda liked her .
Question: Why do they feel grateful towards their coworker ?

Output: Because she is friendly and warm .


Input:
Context: Rossi had his first massage on Sunday . I had gotten my haircut a few days prior and remembered to make him an appointment . He got a 90 minute deep tissue massage - an unfortunately better late than never birthday present . :) I worked 3 nights in a row from Sat - Mon and am off until next Monday .
Question: Why might I have made the appointment for Rossi late ?

Output: I might not have had a time slot open for him to get a massage for his birthday .


Input:
Context: Now I wonder if this was some sort of defense against the bees . Maybe it had something in it that protected us . After many more days , we went underwater and heard a raspy voice again tell us that we were The Chosen Ones . Instead of the debris underwater , there were strange beings such as a purple monster with two legs and three eyes .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

Output: To describe my dreams.


Input:
Context: I completely believed that the employee should have been terminated without the option of return . Yet the business owner continued to loan this person money on a regular basis and continued the employment until a CFO was brought on board . When the CFO learned of the trouble , things changed . The troublesome employee was terminated and all had seemed to calm down .
Question: Why do some seem to fear the CFO ?

Output: The CFO is known to fire people .


Input:
Context: Should n't have started ... nope I knew I should n't have started watching Super Junior " Full House " because it 's now coming up to 6:30 am and I still have 3 more episodes to watch . I started just before going to work tonight , thinking I have a bit of time to kill and I stopped at a bad part ( end of ep . 3 ) I started up again when I got home at around 2:30am and have n't stopped . I did n't even realise how fucking late it was until my friend Brenda popped up yelling at me to go to sleep , though she was only kidding of course .
Question: What might have distracted this person so much they stayed up late ?

Output: They were distractedby a television programme.


Input:
Context: My photo book from Blurb arrived today . Before I bought it , I was n't sure what level of quality the book would have . So , for those of you who are considering a purchase from Blurb , here are a few photos from the unboxing of my first book .
Question: Why am I showing a few photos from my first book ?

Output: I want to help people who wants to create photo book .


Input:
Context: My photo book from Blurb arrived today . Before I bought it , I was n't sure what level of quality the book would have . So , for those of you who are considering a purchase from Blurb , here are a few photos from the unboxing of my first book .
Question: Why am I showing a few photos from my first book ?

Output: I want to tell people the quality of Blurb 's work .


Input:
Context: My husband thought it looked like waves , so I guess that is the pattern!Now to the life . It is spring in Virginia and my garden is starting to bloom . And the house finches nested behind the light on our front porch . These three fledged the next day , which is n't surprising given the amount of room they have .
Question: What is the reason the flowers are blooming ?

Output: It is spring .


Input:
Context: Everything there is 50 cents . It 's mainly for people who have low incomes to clothe their babies and stuff , but there 's lots of adult clothes too . This thing is basically just starting up , so there 's lots of weird random stuff to do . I spent my first two days cataloging and arranging pamphlets , organizing files , and then made some signs for the door .
Question: What type of people may shop here ?

Output: Families who live below the poverty level .


Input:
Context: It took me an hour to get in . Then they told me I 'd need to have an IV and get blood taken . After being asked the same questions fifty times I got an X - ray done . Then the tech came to take blood and put in the IV .
Question: What may be the reason for the IV and blood test ?

Output: They are diagnosing the medical issue in their body .


Input:
Context: I ' m writing for a group blog while I ' m on this community service trip to Estonia and Lithuania . I ' ve pasted some of my raw , unedited posts here , as the group blog is I think still actually content - less . When I get back and actually have time , I 'll post a full summary of things and more explanations , but for now , this is all I can do .
Question: Why am I writing what I 'm writing ?

Output: I need to write it for the group blog .


Input:
Context: " David smirked , Gil did the weirdest things , and his favourite reason was ' because I wanted to do it'.The blond woman just looked at them , sitting together , suddenly she swallowed , shook her head and bolted from room . David sighed and rested his forehead against Gil 's temple . At least they still had Greg and Jim , Nick , Warrick and lab rats . One way or another , it was just one friend lost ... They looked at each other , sad little smiles on their faces . Was it worth it?And for David there was only one answer .
Question: What television show may I be writing about ?

Output: CSI.


Input:
Context: Things are ok , was sleeping enough last night , so I feel mostly recovered , working was short and easy today , just doing visite , that takes if all is well just 2h . Being on the village harvest fair with Simon . He really loved the carousel , most of all flying in a little green dragon .
Question: Why is Simon so fond of the narrator 's treatment of him ?

Output: Simon was treated to a a day of games and rides .


Input:
Context: Things are ok , was sleeping enough last night , so I feel mostly recovered , working was short and easy today , just doing visite , that takes if all is well just 2h . Being on the village harvest fair with Simon . He really loved the carousel , most of all flying in a little green dragon .
Question: Why is Simon so fond of the narrator 's treatment of him ?

Output: Simon was treated to a carnival .


Input:
Context: Enough people have said Harpy should be a YA that I 'd be a moron not to listen . And I do n't disagree . I mean , I like it the way it is , with Harriet as an adult , but I can see the reasoning behind making it YA . ( It has a lot of YA themes -- wanting to be normal , parent issues -- and thanks to the way she was raised , Harriet is pretty emotionally immature . ).
Question: Why might a publishing company want Harpy to be a YA novel ?

Output: A publishing company wants it to be a YA novel because it can market it better and earn more if it were one .


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: Why did Alexis Cruz try to do that ?

Output: He wanted to be funny .


Input:
Context: The Boo baby has learned to roll . He rolled from tummy to back the first time when he was about a week old and has done it a few times since . About three weeks ago he figured out how to roll from back to tummy over his left side , and he 's been a rolly - poly boy ever since . Now , when we lay him in the floor , he will roll back to tummy to back to tummy over and over again .
Question: What will the Boo baby do in the next few weeks .?

Output: He will learn to sit up .


Input:
Context: Read the fine print , because I ca n't do that for you . I ' m not psychic , I did n't even read the fine print on my PSP . ... speaking of , I did n't even remember that I had bought a PSP for the Printer , so , Mr. , you 're damn smart .
Question: Why is the speaker disclosing that they are not psychic ?

Output: They want the subject to know that they ca n't be the one to read the fine print.


Input:
Context: Read the fine print , because I ca n't do that for you . I ' m not psychic , I did n't even read the fine print on my PSP . ... speaking of , I did n't even remember that I had bought a PSP for the Printer , so , Mr. , you 're damn smart .
Question: Why is the speaker disclosing that they are not psychic ?

Output: They want to be honest about their abilities so as not to mislead.


Input:
Context: Apparently Dr. Who and Torchwood actors had been there for signings ... but refused to take photos with fans ! When I asked why , I was told " to keep the line moving " . I ' m so sure !.
Question: what does the narrator think about the real reason they did n't take photos ?

Output: the narrator believes they did n't want to be bothered to take photos.


Input:
Context: I have sustained many injuries from the outside world . My house is n't much safer . I run into walls , i trip over toys . I once tripped over one of Brady 's toys and slammed into the doors that hide my washer and dryer .
Question: Why is n't my house safer ?

Output: I fall into or hurt myself there .


Input:
Context: Frankly , I do n't know what it 'd mean to either of us . I am attracted to her physically , but I do n't know how much of an emotional connection I really feel with her .
Question: What must I value in a romantic relationship ?

Output: I must value the emotional closeness .


Input:
Context: My job hunt showed me that there 's a high demand for software engineers indeed . Worst case scenario is that I get another job . In no way am I putting my future in danger , and I got ta remember that .
Question: What line of work is the narrator in ?

Output: They are a software engineer .


Input:
Context: She passed yesterday afternoon about 4:20pm . She had been awake almost the entire day , not really absorbing her medicine . She just slowly began to shut down , and I was on the couch when my mom came rushing out to get Jim ( her husband , a respiratory therapist ) because she could n't feel a pulse . We all rushed in , and Ev moved her mouth a couple times and then that was it .
Question: What happened to her ?

Output: She died.


Input:
Context: So while trying to talk to the secretary Katie decides she has had enough and throws a tantrum and then does a runner , outside and down the road . Talk about drive me MAD ! Katie has taken the terrible twos to a whole new level lately , talk about miss drama queen .
Question: How old do you think Katie is ?

Output: Katie is two .


Input:
Context: Since then we have n't done anything like that again but I admit I do sort of miss it . But now it was time for us to play a joke on them and we refused to fail . " Tricky , you go set up the camera on the other side of the pool and make sure you can get everything on tape . " " Panda , give me a few minutes to set up first ok ? " " Sure .
Question: What will happen after they set up the camera ?

Output: They will capture their friends as they soak them with water from the pool .


Input:
Context: Whatever . And I was supposed to Do Some Research over the weekend - on Chinese food in Calcutta - and now the Small Determined Person who commissioned it is nagging me on e - mail . Merely driving home the sad fact that I can not even write on things I like . AND reminding me of my Douglas Adamsian attitude to deadlines .
Question: What country may i currently be living ?

Output: India.


Input:
Context: " Patrick , we 're concerned . " he said . " Why not just tell us you were n't eating ? " he asked . " Why let it get this bad ? " he asked . Patrick sighed .
Question: What is going to happen to Patrick after being confronted ?

Output: Patrick is going to get treated for an eating disorder .


Input:
Context: " Patrick , we 're concerned . " he said . " Why not just tell us you were n't eating ? " he asked . " Why let it get this bad ? " he asked . Patrick sighed .
Question: What is going to happen to Patrick after being confronted ?

Output: Patrick is going to get treated for anorexia .


Input:
Context: What an experience!I make it home and decide to try one last time to start the car and the bitch starts ! ! I ' m guessing it was water in the gas . It has happened before .
Question: Why was it surprising that the car started ?

Output: The car was n't working earlier in the day .


Input:
Context: Can you believe that one of them actually suggested that the only reason I had Julianna as my servant was to keep Jean - Claude around ? Never mind the fact that Julianna was my servant long before Jean joined us . Then , they had the audacity to claim that I drained her of all power to save myself . I can not even begin to fathom why anyone would think such a thing .
Question: Why would some think the narrator has Juliana as a servant ?

Output: To keep a man around .


Input:
Context: Can you believe that one of them actually suggested that the only reason I had Julianna as my servant was to keep Jean - Claude around ? Never mind the fact that Julianna was my servant long before Jean joined us . Then , they had the audacity to claim that I drained her of all power to save myself . I can not even begin to fathom why anyone would think such a thing .
Question: Why would some think the narrator has Juliana as a servant ?

Output: To keep someone around .


Input:
Context: The beef 's only companion was a roasted garlic bulb . The tuna was a generous portion and the artichokes had a nice char to them . The only puzzling thing about the dish was that the ratatouille was cold , which seemed odd . Dessert was lovely - a deconstructed tiramisu served in a martini glass with rich mascarpone cheese topped with lovely chocolate flakes .
Question: Why was the food served ?

Output: It was a special occasion.


Input:
Context: Let us know which one you prefer out of the two . Answer them all or just pick a few . I think it 's fun to see what other people like and b / c we have people from all over the world that read it should be interesting to see if we 're all more alike than we thought !.
Question: What type of audience does this person 's blog reach ?

Output: a worldwide one.


Input:
Context: Let us know which one you prefer out of the two . Answer them all or just pick a few . I think it 's fun to see what other people like and b / c we have people from all over the world that read it should be interesting to see if we 're all more alike than we thought !.
Question: What type of audience does this person 's blog reach ?

Output: an international one.


Input:
Context: What is Co - Washing ? Before I joined BHM , I had never heard of co - washing . I had no idea what it was so I did my research .
Question: Why did the writer do their own research into the concept of co - washing ?

Output: Because they are resourceful and like to know what they are getting themselves into.


Input:
Context: Or something . GOD I FEEL ANCIENT . KDJSAKJFD srsly . Which is why I laugh when people are like , " Oh you do n't know what you 're talking about ! " when I go " My fandom is small ! ".
Question: What may have happened that I feel ancient when I say my fandom is small ?

Output: I might have had a large fandom , but over time , lost them .


Input:
Context: You " just happen " to go in to a store where you never go , and you run into someone you ' ve been thinking about . You " just happen " to dial a wrong number and the person who answers the phone is a long lost friend . This was one of those moments for Jodi .
Question: What will I tell after this ?

Output: the exciting incident that happened to Jodi .


Input:
Context: You " just happen " to go in to a store where you never go , and you run into someone you ' ve been thinking about . You " just happen " to dial a wrong number and the person who answers the phone is a long lost friend . This was one of those moments for Jodi .
Question: What will I tell after this ?

Output: the odd thing that happened to Jodi .


Input:
Context: It is a palm tree so it is not so bad . They do not have deep roots . Her cats are in the garage and all other pets and people are doing fine in the house . Her largest problem may be the kids fighting with each other .
Question: What type of tree is it ?

Output: It is a tropical tree .


Input:
Context: First I noticed my tile floor ... yipes . My steamer may run away with how much is waiting there to be cleaned up ! It occurred to me this morning how odd it is that when we moved into this home I would faithfully steam my floors every single week - when they needed it the very least ! * giggle * I ' m not sure how much of that was ease because there was so little to do and how much of it was the new bug , but it 's funny to me that I was so faithful with deep cleaning when it was least required .
Question: Why is the narrator so interested in cleaning the place ?

Output: They just bought the house .


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

Output: The hotel lacked a sufficiently sized water heater .


Input:
Context: It has n't rained since . It has in fact , been bright and sunny . I could n't get ahold of the in laws to let them know about the change of plans so they never found us . They felt bad they missed his party , I felt even worse .
Question: Why did the plans of the party changed ?

Output: Because it stopped raining .


Input:
Context: Here they just do n't have time to feel the joy of life . " Throughout the week they all work so hard . They only talk to people at lunch break . Then in the evening they come home and watch the telly , so they can get up early for work the next day .
Question: What will happen after some time if these people continue to live like this ?

Output: They will grow tired of the routine and become bored and disappointed with their lives.


Input:
Context: We were so excited and the days were ticking away . We knew we had to have a home study done by a Social Worker but for Georgia we were told that could be done after the adoption . We were waiting on our attorney to guide us to through that process . The original due date had been set at Sept. 25 but come the first of August it was changed to Sept. 15 .
Question: What may happen after they finish the legal process ?

Output: They will be able to take their new child home .


Input:
Context: We were so excited and the days were ticking away . We knew we had to have a home study done by a Social Worker but for Georgia we were told that could be done after the adoption . We were waiting on our attorney to guide us to through that process . The original due date had been set at Sept. 25 but come the first of August it was changed to Sept. 15 .
Question: What may happen after they finish the legal process ?

Output: They will give a child a new home .


Input:
Context: So , we 're not as far along as we 'd like to be , but we 're headed in the right direction . Work has been completely nuts for me this past week . I ' m ashamed of how many hours I logged , because I typically like to have a balance between my life at work and my life at home . That balance has n't really existed this week , so I ' m hoping that the coming week will be different .
Question: Why may some family members me mad at the narrator ?

Output: They are always at work .


Input:
Context: So , we 're not as far along as we 'd like to be , but we 're headed in the right direction . Work has been completely nuts for me this past week . I ' m ashamed of how many hours I logged , because I typically like to have a balance between my life at work and my life at home . That balance has n't really existed this week , so I ' m hoping that the coming week will be different .
Question: Why may some family members me mad at the narrator ?

Output: They are never at the house .


Input:
Context: As i grew older i started writing about some complicated topics especially they were like essays and to express the views about about some ideas or facts . I could never make my teachers happy about my writings . Generally i could not make organizations of my thoughts in the perfect way .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They had struggled with writing .


Input:
Context: Has anyone ever been to this ? I went for the first time today with a few people I just met that also happen to have black C6 's . The parking lot must ' ve had at least 200 exotics and muscle cars with at least 50 race bikes and Harley 's . It was like a candy store that I could n't believe I never visited before .
Question: Why was the narrator amazed by the parking lot ?

Output: There was a lot of exotic cars in it .


Input:
Context: Has anyone ever been to this ? I went for the first time today with a few people I just met that also happen to have black C6 's . The parking lot must ' ve had at least 200 exotics and muscle cars with at least 50 race bikes and Harley 's . It was like a candy store that I could n't believe I never visited before .
Question: Why was the narrator amazed by the parking lot ?

Output: There was a lot of nice cars in it .


Input:
Context: When he choked on his medication , he died without anyone trying to save him . The staff members that were involved have since been fired or suspended . Since Sabok died , the hospital has been under intense scrutiny by federal investigators , which have discovered multiple cases of suspected abuse and neglect , including physical violence caught on video . The hospital lost its certification & Medicare funding on September 1st , which is about $ 800,000 a month .
Question: What may be the reason no one tried to save him ?

Output: The staff was too busy watching television to notice .


Input:
Context: I was last there at Christmas , when we went to a very beautiful exhibition by Anthony McCall ; it being Christmas , I did n't get around to writing about it then , which is a pity , because it was just brilliant : it was as if McCall was building sculptures out of light . And you could walk through them . This time around , I wanted to see the Frank Gehry summer pavilion . I am not aware of seeing any of Gehry 's buildings before , and I was expecting something full of curves , like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao . What I saw was quite different .
Question: What can be said about the person writing the post ?

Output: She is very much into architecture and arts .


Input:
Context: I turn off and unplug my air conditioner and television , but I leave my laptop plugged in because its my alarm clock . At 0017 , a hideous alarm sounds somewhere near my apartment . It sounds wrong , but I doublecheck to make sure its not my car making the noise . Satisfied its not , I hunker back down to sleep .
Question: Why would the narrator get up from sleep ?

Output: They wanted to inspect their possession .


Input:
Context: Thank u all sweeties who tag my blog & give me the encouragement that I needed so badly ! I feel so much better now ! And more motivated !.
Question: What might have happened if the author had n't received the encouragement ?

Output: They may have believed that no one cared about their blog .


Input:
Context: I am going to see if it can help me with several things , including the shin splints and muscle aches I have been experiencing . Plus , it 's just so relaxing . Friday : This morning I met with Rich again .
Question: What may be the reason they have shin splints ?

Output: They are a runner .


Input:
Context: Once in the booth , which kind of made me feel like a pop star about to record a hit , I kept looking at him through the glass . The questions started : Editor : Is it difficult to be a single mom ? Me : It 's not difficult to be a mom .
Question: Why is the mom behind a glass booth talking to the editor ?

Output: The mom is being interviewed by the editor of a magazine .


Input:
Context: I hate rain . I just saw the movie , Final Season , about an Iowa baseball team from Norway IA . It started a bit slow , but I really really liked it . Definitely a feel good movie .
Question: What is the most likely reason the narrator is watching the movie ?

Output: It is raining outside .


Input:
Context: I hate rain . I just saw the movie , Final Season , about an Iowa baseball team from Norway IA . It started a bit slow , but I really really liked it . Definitely a feel good movie .
Question: What is the most likely reason the narrator is watching the movie ?

Output: It started to rain .


Input:
Context: " C'mon , get it going ! " " Uwaa ! " Rin grabbed a branch to avoid a stumble . " Are you trying to break my neck ? That 's steep ! " " Sorry . " He pushed past her , jumped down a waist - high rock ledge , took a couple of sliding steps through loose talus and fallen leaves and looked back .
Question: Why is Rin barking at the person she is traveling with ?

Output: Rin feels that her friend is jeopardizing her safety .


Input:
Context: " C'mon , get it going ! " " Uwaa ! " Rin grabbed a branch to avoid a stumble . " Are you trying to break my neck ? That 's steep ! " " Sorry . " He pushed past her , jumped down a waist - high rock ledge , took a couple of sliding steps through loose talus and fallen leaves and looked back .
Question: Why is Rin barking at the person she is traveling with ?

Output: Rin feels that her friend is not being careful with her .


Input:
Context: sunday , amber went to a rockband party . i showed up much later , to pick her up , and she was terribly upset . although i knew she 'd been playing most of the day ( they were sending me pictures ! ).
Question: What type of video game may I like ?

Output: rhythm games.


Input:
Context: 2 . The laptops are crap , and the students mess with them so much that they become ever more crappy . Did I mention that my desktop computer will be replaced by a laptop ? I sincerely hope they give me something halfway decent .
Question: What does the narrator think of the laptops ?

Output: They are of poor quality .


Input:
Context: 2 . The laptops are crap , and the students mess with them so much that they become ever more crappy . Did I mention that my desktop computer will be replaced by a laptop ? I sincerely hope they give me something halfway decent .
Question: What does the narrator think of the laptops ?

Output: They get ruined quickly .


Input:
Context: But we lowly associates are only required to wear white or red polo shirts . It 's a bit commical actually to see him overdressing so much . According to him , he " expects to get manager training within 6 months " .
Question: What kind of person is he ?

Output: He is overly confident in his own abilities .


Input:
Context: I just let it slide off , and did n't respond , which made her madder . She wanted to know if I thought it was funny . Then another man came up with his daughter and said , " excuse me , but I was over there . Did n't I hear her ask the children to leave her dog alone ?.
Question: What was the man who came up trying to do ?

Output: Be helpful .


Input:
Context: I just let it slide off , and did n't respond , which made her madder . She wanted to know if I thought it was funny . Then another man came up with his daughter and said , " excuse me , but I was over there . Did n't I hear her ask the children to leave her dog alone ?.
Question: What was the man who came up trying to do ?

Output: Diffuse the situation .


Input:
Context: 6/16/07 - BLTSTEAK 106 E. 57th Street Tel : 212 752 7470 www.bltrestaurants.com Sizzle : On the corner of Park Avenue and 57th Street is a Steakhouse to be reckoned with . The BLTSteak dining room is a bit different than just about every other steakhouse we ' ve been to . It is ... refined and intimate . The room is a bit smaller than most steakhouses , fewer tables , a longer line to get a seat .
Question: What may be different about the steakhouse ?

Output: It is stylish and cozy .


Input:
Context: 6/16/07 - BLTSTEAK 106 E. 57th Street Tel : 212 752 7470 www.bltrestaurants.com Sizzle : On the corner of Park Avenue and 57th Street is a Steakhouse to be reckoned with . The BLTSteak dining room is a bit different than just about every other steakhouse we ' ve been to . It is ... refined and intimate . The room is a bit smaller than most steakhouses , fewer tables , a longer line to get a seat .
Question: What may be different about the steakhouse ?

Output: The dining room is not roomy .


Input:
Context: Fishing line knots and how to put together a fishing boat targa top . Finally , a neat , user - friendly targa top for your fishing boat that absolutely performs . Take a look at our online page at Fishing line knots Think about the handy features : - * Plenty of access to the water - distinct from a bimini type , fishermenwould be able to fish off either side of the craft without the several poles and straps . Lots of area to move when bait casting in addition , while landing that crazy fish that draws fishermen half way round the craft .
Question: What may happen during the tying of the fishing line ?

Output: It might get tangled .


Input:
Context: The idea of working with nurseries and in green houses makes me excited and so I am applying regardless . I have also applied at rogers , the big carrot , and hopefully book city in the beaches . * * * My boss of nearly two and a half years still writes and calls me justin , and it is so excruciatingly frustrating .
Question: What am I likely to be doing within the next month ?

Output: I will be starting a new job .


Input:
Context: To finish the story- we get to a taxi by 3 am and off we go to the bus station . We got a little tour of NYC and went through time square which was crazy busy for 3:30am . We get our tickets and wait until 5 am to take the bus home . Finally we got home at 3:30pm .
Question: Why is the narrator so tired when they got home ?

Output: They were on a   bus for awhile .


Input:
Context: To finish the story- we get to a taxi by 3 am and off we go to the bus station . We got a little tour of NYC and went through time square which was crazy busy for 3:30am . We get our tickets and wait until 5 am to take the bus home . Finally we got home at 3:30pm .
Question: Why is the narrator so tired when they got home ?

Output: They were on a long bus ride .


Input:
Context: I was in a funk all day today . Just , I felt annoyed and melancholy , and I am still not quite sure why ... but I have a few ideas , and I think my funk was the confluence of all those mildly shitty things that are giving me those ideas . But I ' m happier now !.
Question: Why would some be happy with the narrator 's progression ?

Output: They are getting less moody .


Input:
Context: I was in a funk all day today . Just , I felt annoyed and melancholy , and I am still not quite sure why ... but I have a few ideas , and I think my funk was the confluence of all those mildly shitty things that are giving me those ideas . But I ' m happier now !.
Question: Why would some be happy with the narrator 's progression ?

Output: They are getting more enjoyment .


Input:
Context: Annnddd theeeennnn , after my afternoon in - home shift ( which went wonderfully , by the way ) , Chris and I drove up to Davis to pick up MY MOTORCYCLE ! :D :D :D :D : DIt 's an ' 82 Kawasaki KZ440 , a standard bike . She 's old and kinda junky lookin ' , but she 's mine and I love her !.
Question: What may happen after picking up my motorcycle ?

Output: I can enjoy it more.