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

Output: The narrator sees great novelty in it .


Input:
Context: His wife had been diagnosed with cancer and she needed to be in warmer climate . Someone gave him a second chance at life in Arizona and the program he was in required him to explain his presence in the community and ask people to rate him based on his acceptability to belong to this state . I was intrigued about this . Then he explained that he used to be a crack cocaine addict and he needed to prove to society that he deserves a second chance .
Question: Why would he have to prove to society that he needed a second chance ?

Output: He had previously been addicted to a substance so he needed to show someone that he was capable .


Input:
Context: Mohinder gasped softly as he watched the serum disappear from the tube and into his veins . It felt strange for a few moments after ... tingly . Mohinder wondered how he 'd test it , then he thought that he could at least take a sample of his own blood to see if anything had changed within . Quickly , he rushed back inside but in his excitement to see the results of his experiment -- he tripped and his body started to head straight for the tall glass window .
Question: What may have caused Mohinder to trip ?

Output: The strange substance intoxicated him .


Input:
Context: Sarah just had her 2 week check up . Since she left the hospital at 5 lb 11 oz , she has gained 9 oz ! That 's right , my baby is at 6 lb 6 oz ! Not too shabby !.
Question: What may be true about Sarah ?

Output: She 's gaining weight .


Input:
Context: I hate meds . I guess u could say that my social worker was right about my depression comin back about this time like it does every year . I was pretty depressed some day last week . I had a point where I thought I was gon na cry for no reason , then I was bored , then I had another period where I thought I was gon na cry for no reason . but I did n't cry either time .
Question: How did the social worker know when her depression would reoccur ?

Output: It was consistent at that season annually .


Input:
Context: You 'd think I had Dixie in my blood . For the main course we had a grilled London broil , a watermelon salad , green salad and grilled pineapple and my favorite corn - sauteed with bacon and grape tomatoes with a hint of rosemary . I think I did n't get pictures of everything because my hands were sticky or full or maybe it had something to do with the juleps . Anyway , trust me it was beautiful .
Question: Where might this meal have been eaten ?

Output: The US Deep South.


Input:
Context: I had no clue what the hell to say . My colleague must have walked around us because she was now waiting for me in the hallway , holding boxes . I had to go . I always hate when shit like that happens because I never have the presence of mind to do or say the right thing at the time . It always comes to me later .
Question: How do I feel about my reaction ?

Output: I did n't like how I reacted .


Input:
Context: The nay - sayers of course say it does . All it says , however , is that there are longer - term trends that must be accounted for . And short - term developments that should scare us . Reports have come in recently of sightings of polar bears swimming from Alaska to find ice in the Arctic Ocean . Polar bears have been known to swim as much as 100 miles to find ice on which to hunt .
Question: What may be the reason polar bears need ice ?

Output: They need ice to hunt .


Input:
Context: Sam turned to see Emma walking towards him , clad in only her red bikini and a towel slung over her left shoulder . His heart leapt at the sight of her moving towards him , hips swaying as she walked . Despite the hot day , her hair was down , wavy curls blowing gently with the breeze coming off the Gulf . Sam let his eyes trail down the length of her , taking in every familiar curve and dip of her body , and took a step towards her . He wanted so much to touch her , hold her in his arms and tell her how much he had missed her .
Question: What will Sam do next ?

Output: Sam will leap forward and embrace Emma tightly .


Input:
Context: Then she took me into another teacher 's classroom so they could eat . Then the teacher was saying something that was funny , and I was laughing , and my former teacher kept looking at me while she was laughing . Then I looked at her , and she looked down and smiled .
Question: What may be the reason why the teacher did n't want the student to see her laughing ?

Output: She wants to be taken seriously .


Input:
Context: I got through the year and if the joy had gone out of school for me , by the following year it was at least bearable . The kids had lost interest in being mean to me and a few of them were actually nice . And now my mom had wrecked the life I 'd scratched out for myself in Mountain View . I was separated from my family maybe for ever , headed to another small town , to a group home for juvenile delinquents -- which I was n't -- where I guessed I would be the youngest kid and the other kids would hate me for being a brainy goody two - shoes and I had to transfer to a new junior high .
Question: Why was I going to a group home for juvenile delinquents ?

Output: My parents sent me there because they thought I was a bad kid .


Input:
Context: Then he would suddenly be a tall , dark handsome 19yo and leave on a full scholarship to Harvard , having totally bypassed the lanky , awkward and parent - distaining years . That was how I pictured it , anyway . I don;t remember signing up for ten .
Question: What city may be soon be living ?

Output: Boston.


Input:
Context: Almost as it truly was a young girl speaking , steering away from complicated syntax . At the same time though it was easy to hold your attention because everything had a simple basic flow . There was n't anything that strained away from the main idea of telling the story , no random excerpts that branched away from one idea or another .
Question: How would one review the story told ?

Output: The subject told it in a simple way .


Input:
Context: Almost as it truly was a young girl speaking , steering away from complicated syntax . At the same time though it was easy to hold your attention because everything had a simple basic flow . There was n't anything that strained away from the main idea of telling the story , no random excerpts that branched away from one idea or another .
Question: How would one review the story told ?

Output: The subject told it quite well .


Input:
Context: Anyways , long story short ( too late ! ) , I ' m here to say that this time around is going to be different . Different in the fact that I ' m not some naive 18 year old who is too busy playing on the internet to go to class ( that 's what work hours are for ) . Different in the fact that I ' m using my own money this time ( wait , is the stimulus money mine or the governments ?.
Question: What may be what is different this time around ?

Output: I will take my college courses more seriously than I did before .


Input:
Context: I went for my bi - weekly check - up yesterday . I am into my 36th week . After my routine check - up the doctor explained to me what I should expect from labour pains . She went on to add how intense it could get and how long it could last .
Question: Why does the writer have bi - weekly check - ups ?

Output: Because she is pregnant .


Input:
Context: Admittedly after the pics were taken , I lit a smoke because , well a filthy habit I should really quit doing . As for the entity in my closet . I am an empath and what I get from him is pure hate , malice and evil . He hates everyone and anything .
Question: What do I mean when I say an entity is in my closet ?

Output: It is a being that is not of human form .


Input:
Context: He was a gentleman especially about my dreams . I guess I shot up in bed during one of them and sorta freaked him out . He asked me about them , and still half asleep I told him what happened . Scary shit was all I can remember now .
Question: Did you have pleasant dreams ?

Output: The dreams were very frightening.


Input:
Context: We 'd been worried , seeing as it rained the entire night before ( no love , Hannah ) . However , the weather was excellent and we were able to have it on the boat as intended . Then it was off the boat again for the standard bride / groom / wedding party pictures while the crew got things ready for a several hour sailing trip .
Question: What may be the reason for the sailing trip ?

Output: The wedding reception celebration .


Input:
Context: Clown face : she was portraying 2 looks now . * disgusted look * and * I ca n't believe he 's talking to me and no " sorry " came out yet * look . Me : Did you hear me say that to your face , Was I Yelling ? ! ! Clown face : What difference does it make ! ?.
Question: What may be the reason for them being mean to each other ?

Output: They are in the middle of an argument .


Input:
Context: There were people who had laid tarp on the muddy ground close to the stage to watch the concert . But everyone had to keep stepping over these people and their tarp to get closer . It was a bad spot for these people to set up to sit down . My aunt and uncle crashed at my place for the weekend , since they were seeing the concert too .
Question: Why was tarp placed on the ground ?

Output: It had just rained and left the ground wet .


Input:
Context: There were people who had laid tarp on the muddy ground close to the stage to watch the concert . But everyone had to keep stepping over these people and their tarp to get closer . It was a bad spot for these people to set up to sit down . My aunt and uncle crashed at my place for the weekend , since they were seeing the concert too .
Question: Why was tarp placed on the ground ?

Output: They did n't want people to stand in the mud .


Input:
Context: Even worse maybe daddy had forgotten about her needs . When I got back to her room , tears were streaming down her tiny little cheeks . My heart broke . I reached down and picked her up and held her closely to me while I whispered comforting words to her .
Question: What may be the reason for the child crying ?

Output: Daddy has not been taking care of her .


Input:
Context: She thought for a moment and said that she would consult with her boy friend ... So she called him and explained the situation . Her boyfriend says , " Ask him for $ 200 , and pick up the money really fast . He wo n't even be able to get his pants down . ".
Question: What may be a fact about this person and their boyfriend ?

Output: They are trying to scam someone out of money .


Input:
Context: Montgomery here . ) But Autumn is so pretty!Dan and the Tuna - tomato Spaghetti ! For one lunch , we had Japanese spaghetti at Okamura street . ( The street with restaurants the university students like to eat at . ).
Question: What did they get to eat at the restaurant ?

Output: Spaghetti.


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

Output: She owed me the remainder of my deposit .


Input:
Context: With the always nagging voice in my head reminding me that i do n't have money , i was freaking out because i thought that i would miss the fair this year . I called my mother and asked her if there was anything that i could do for petty cash around the house . She gave me the job of cleaning out the two fridges , which i thought would be easy . After starting my job , i soon realize that these fridges have not been cleaned out for AT LEAST 2 years or so .
Question: Why was cleaning fridges for the first time in two years so difficult ?

Output: Since it had been so long , this task would require a lot of elbow grease.


Input:
Context: With the always nagging voice in my head reminding me that i do n't have money , i was freaking out because i thought that i would miss the fair this year . I called my mother and asked her if there was anything that i could do for petty cash around the house . She gave me the job of cleaning out the two fridges , which i thought would be easy . After starting my job , i soon realize that these fridges have not been cleaned out for AT LEAST 2 years or so .
Question: Why was cleaning fridges for the first time in two years so difficult ?

Output: There was a lot of built up grime that would take a lot of time to clean off.


Input:
Context: I know Amsterdam , I replied gloomily . With a thank you and a goodbye , I left the excellent Flying Pig experience behind and let the crazed Amsterdam crowd suck me in and push me along . I was very nearly run over by a tram , which did n't help my already less than favourable feelings towards the city , especially as the driver watched me pausing and checking him out to gauge whether he was stopped for a while or ready to go , and then launched forward with an evil grin as soon as I was in his path , getting my bag 's wheels stuck in the track as I tried to leap out of his way . I grumpily lit a cigarette outside the train station , and was immediately and predictably accosted by a homeless guy .
Question: Why did the guy approach the narrator outside at the train station .?

Output: The guy approached the narrator to ask for a cigarette .


Input:
Context: I know Amsterdam , I replied gloomily . With a thank you and a goodbye , I left the excellent Flying Pig experience behind and let the crazed Amsterdam crowd suck me in and push me along . I was very nearly run over by a tram , which did n't help my already less than favourable feelings towards the city , especially as the driver watched me pausing and checking him out to gauge whether he was stopped for a while or ready to go , and then launched forward with an evil grin as soon as I was in his path , getting my bag 's wheels stuck in the track as I tried to leap out of his way . I grumpily lit a cigarette outside the train station , and was immediately and predictably accosted by a homeless guy .
Question: Why did the guy approach the narrator outside at the train station .?

Output: The guy approached the narrator to ask for spare change .


Input:
Context: My three favorites from the group are a girl named Pauli ( mi hermana chilena ) , Rodrigo , y Felipe . There is also a really great girl from Brazil , but I can never remember her name , ha . I go out with them , go to their house parties with them , and they help me with my Spanish .
Question: Why does the narrator choose to have so many foreign friends ?

Output: The narrator wants to be more cultural .


Input:
Context: My three favorites from the group are a girl named Pauli ( mi hermana chilena ) , Rodrigo , y Felipe . There is also a really great girl from Brazil , but I can never remember her name , ha . I go out with them , go to their house parties with them , and they help me with my Spanish .
Question: Why does the narrator choose to have so many foreign friends ?

Output: The narrator wants to be more fluent in other languages .


Input:
Context: At 7:55 my first born left the house and walked to the bus stop by herself to begin Middle School . I drove her to her first day of Kindergarten and first grade . I have stood at the bus stop on the first day of school waving to her every year except this one .
Question: Why was the parent not at the bus stop ?

Output: The child was getting too old for that.


Input:
Context: I know Nico is pretty self - conscious about how she laughs and for him to be all ... ew ... about it , made me really angry . I looked at her face and it was pretty much solid ice and anger . I could write an emo song about it right now , but I 'll spare the world the agony .
Question: What has Nico done since he laughed and mocked her laugh ?

Output: She has avoided spending any time with him because she thinks he 's a rude person.


Input:
Context: And although I did feel monumentally dopey for about the first week , that 's mostly gone now . But he 's not kidding about the sleeping part . There 's days I spend more time asleep than awake , although I ' m told that - along with the other side effects - will diminish as the dose is titrated up . ( For what it 's worth , I was a total all - day zombiewoman on 7.5 mg but I could actually spell my name again once I went up to 15 . ).
Question: What was the reason that I was not alert ?

Output: The drugs made me sleepy .


Input:
Context: My old roomate bought a gas generator for use after hurricane Wilma a couple years ago . Used it a few times , the lights came back on and then he simply shoved it out on my back deck and left it out in the elements uncovered etc and now he has gone poof like a fart in the wind and just left that generator on my deck . Its faded , flat tires , may have gas in it still . Is faded and has some rust .
Question: Why did they leave the generator behind ?

Output: It was too heavy for them to take anywhere .


Input:
Context: It 's 4 am and Husband and I just arrived home from the emergency vet clinic where Reason # 2 had a focal seizure . He 's quite fine now and sleeping soundly . Needless to say , I ' m quite tired and will be catching up on sleep in lieu of regular posting . I like to think Reason # 2 was just giving me one last scare as a 24-year - old .
Question: What may be the reason for them needing to catch up on sleep ?

Output: They were at the emergency vet all night long .


Input:
Context: My reply is a song that the Lord recently gave me as an answer to that question given to me inspired by his Holy Spirit . ( I am the anointed of the Lord many are called but few are chosen . Choose God and be chosen . ).
Question: Who does the narrator pray to in times of doubt ?

Output: They pray to God .


Input:
Context: My reply is a song that the Lord recently gave me as an answer to that question given to me inspired by his Holy Spirit . ( I am the anointed of the Lord many are called but few are chosen . Choose God and be chosen . ).
Question: Who does the narrator pray to in times of doubt ?

Output: They pray to the Lord .


Input:
Context: maybe i could be professional props maker . hah . after sp night on sat i cabbed home could nt be bothered alr 20 bucks . then i showered and KO - ed from 3 am - sunday 7 pm i think my mom thought i died or smth .
Question: What may happen after the shower ?

Output: I went to bed .


Input:
Context: Your prayers and kind wishes must have helped because the puppy that I wrote about yesterday has made a miraculous recovery . She was bright eyed this morning , had eaten and taken water on her own during the night , and was wagging her tail like crazy . When I went to check on her this afternoon she had eaten all the food I left for her in her crate and wanted a bunch more .
Question: What may happen if the puppy is still sick this morning ?

Output: She may not be getting more food this afternoon .


Input:
Context: It was the Reebok 10 K marathon . I was 6 hours standing up , going from one place to the other , collecting tea / coffee cups , napkins , glasses , garbage , serving drinks . My feet are alright , though they hurt . My face ... oh god MY FACE !.
Question: What may be the reason why their face hurts ?

Output: They have a sunburn .


Input:
Context: I just told them that the most important part is that you are responsible about it . That we were always taught to respect it and when we were old enough we were taught the proper way to use it . They did n't have much to say about that .
Question: What kind of object might require us to respect it and learn the proper way to use it ?

Output: It might be an object that can harm us if used in a wrong way like a firearm .


Input:
Context: It 's approximately three weeks until I will be heading back out to Los Angeles for a week . Seriously , I ca n't wait . If I could , I would take the next plane out of here ... even if it was a stupid propeller plane like the one we took on the way back from Detroit to Flint last time . Work has been absolutely exhausting .
Question: What state may I currently be living in ?

Output: Michigan.


Input:
Context: I was very irritated at myself for being exhausted , which is not productive and got people to think that I was pissed at them . Sorry about that . However , mostly spending the day seating and making the best use of the 3 brain cells I had left got me to relax some and insomnia receded . During the Wreath meeting , a war was started and conceded , which I think was very cool . These last few years I ' ve seen too many battles with unequal numbers and it gets old pretty quick .
Question: Why was the war game a success ?

Output: Each side had equal numbers .


Input:
Context: I guess that really is n't the post offices fault though , as much as I would love to blame them for something else . Anyway , like I said , there was bad news . This was being provided by the people at Federal Student Aid .
Question: What might have been lost in the mail ?

Output: FASFA application.


Input:
Context: He has come in Christ and and died on the cross for the sins of all those who would turn and trust in him . And he calls us now to repent of our sins and believe in him . That is the gospel . " Roger Hooper " The passion of the person 's heart who has truly been changed by the Gospel , is to live a life that illustrates and points to the power of the gospel . ".
Question: Who is Roger Hooper and what does he want ?

Output: Roger Hooper is a person who has a passion for the works of Jesus Christ .


Input:
Context: Right now , I ' m doing her a complete favor by being cordial to her . If she were n't my roommate , I would never in a million years talk to her . Seriously , I ' m not even being sarcastic right now .
Question: Why is the narrator talking to her roommate ?

Output: Because they share a space .


Input:
Context: She was here , there , everywhere ! Playing in - and kicking around - the dirt is always a favorite for Jack ! On the right , Nikki , our new troop leader , gets all the Brownies together to do the Friendship Circle and end the meeting .
Question: What does Nikki lead ?

Output: A girl scout troop.


Input:
Context: Wow , that long boring crap is over , now the long boring today stuff , HA ! ! I got up at 4:30am this morning to get down to the fitness center by 5 am so I could run 5 miles on the dreadmill , UGH ! ! It was very hard to get out of bed , it was warm and toasty , and just right for more sleep .
Question: What may be the reason they got up at 4:30am ?

Output: They have to go to work early in the morning so that s the best time .


Input:
Context: Why do they want to die ? ! You 'd think I lived on Christmas Island or something , the way crabs recklessly dash out onto the pavement during this time of year . They 're worse than squirrels , seriously .
Question: Why is the narrator having to dodge items while traveling ?

Output: There are many crabs on the road .


Input:
Context: Why do they want to die ? ! You 'd think I lived on Christmas Island or something , the way crabs recklessly dash out onto the pavement during this time of year . They 're worse than squirrels , seriously .
Question: Why is the narrator having to dodge items while traveling ?

Output: There are many crustaceans on the road .


Input:
Context: My volunteer , Laura and I cuddled the little guy in the stall and he enjoyed back scratches , and rooting through the straw , the first time he has probably been able to play in his small , traumatic life . Later , as Laura and I cleaned the chicken coop and de - loused the hens , we could hear Rusty snorting and banging against the stall door , wanting company . I put him back in with Wilma and Willow and he contentedly found a soft place in the straw , and closed his little eyes . Near dusk I spent even more time with Rusty , mixing up some food for him .
Question: Why did Laura volunteer to help the author with the animals ?

Output: She wants to be a vet and it will look good on her college application .


Input:
Context: So I would always try my best to embarrass Luis by getting that girl counselor to come over and talk to him some . Usually this resulted in Luis doing an escape to the bathroom , the kid did n't always move fast , but his " escapes " were always at record speed . All week me and Luis called each other , amigo or hombre or muchacho .
Question: Why did Luis escape to the bathroom ?

Output: He did not want to be embarrassed.


Input:
Context: So I would always try my best to embarrass Luis by getting that girl counselor to come over and talk to him some . Usually this resulted in Luis doing an escape to the bathroom , the kid did n't always move fast , but his " escapes " were always at record speed . All week me and Luis called each other , amigo or hombre or muchacho .
Question: Why did Luis escape to the bathroom ?

Output: He had a crush on the girl counselor.


Input:
Context: When he removed it , he found that he was alone . With some difficulty , he managed to sit up and grabbed the waterskin from his bag , drinking his fill . Something was wrong . He did n't normally sleep this much , even given the opportunity . He usually did n't require much sleep .
Question: What is causing the anxiety of the subject ?

Output: They are getting too many z 's .


Input:
Context: When he removed it , he found that he was alone . With some difficulty , he managed to sit up and grabbed the waterskin from his bag , drinking his fill . Something was wrong . He did n't normally sleep this much , even given the opportunity . He usually did n't require much sleep .
Question: What is causing the anxiety of the subject ?

Output: They are slumbering too much .


Input:
Context: But without the list for the hunt , I started taking random shots of cosplayers , covering as many potential bases as possible . Event No . 2 for the day was Sudoku . Kendra owned that , finishing in six minutes . The practice from the past two weeks paid off . And early on , I felt the dreaded disaster of the " food situation . " In attendance at this Con was easily 20 people that I love to eat meals with .
Question: Why were some jealous of Kendra ?

Output: Kendra was great at number games .


Input:
Context: But without the list for the hunt , I started taking random shots of cosplayers , covering as many potential bases as possible . Event No . 2 for the day was Sudoku . Kendra owned that , finishing in six minutes . The practice from the past two weeks paid off . And early on , I felt the dreaded disaster of the " food situation . " In attendance at this Con was easily 20 people that I love to eat meals with .
Question: Why were some jealous of Kendra ?

Output: Kendra was great at puzzles .


Input:
Context: The last picture I took on my first gawking venture down Highway 11 . It was about a week before they were letting people back into New Orleans . There was a marina , called Tites , at the end of Hwy . 11 before the bridge .
Question: What state is the narrator currently discussing ?

Output: Louisiana.


Input:
Context: The last picture I took on my first gawking venture down Highway 11 . It was about a week before they were letting people back into New Orleans . There was a marina , called Tites , at the end of Hwy . 11 before the bridge .
Question: What state is the narrator currently discussing ?

Output: state of Louisiana.


Input:
Context: Last night was good . It was interesting because Diana texted me at about 6:30 saying " Dinner is almost ready ! " Although I thought she was n't getting home until 7:30 ( Metro PCS sucks and sometimes I do n't get her messages ) , but how adorable is that ?.
Question: Who is Diana to the narrator ?

Output: Diana is the narrator 's wife who prepares their dinner .


Input:
Context: I said there was no overpass in the area . He said there surely was , right on Broadway . And that 's when I realized I was about six very long blocks east of him . I darted west on 125th Street , and when I found my father , he smacked me upside the head .
Question: What city may i be currently living in ?

Output: New York City.


Input:
Context: They demanded a side agreement that Telstra said was illegal under workplace laws because it contained union - friendly prohibited content which did not require the approval of employees ... A union movement that has long opposed secret ballots is a movement that lacks fundamental confidence in its own relevance . What are they afraid of ? If union - negotiated agreements are superior , workers would be flocking to unions and unions would not need to worry about other non - union employment arrangements offered by employers . A secret ballot of employees would not be a hurdle to union success if they were offering what workers wanted .
Question: What might be a big issue that unions have ?

Output: They are n't as great as they claim to be .


Input:
Context: He was also giving the first groomer a hard time by asking why I waited until today to call . Here 's why : Treatment done Friday . Saw bugs that night . Waited through Saturday to give it 24 hours .
Question: Why did they wait so long to call the groomer ?

Output: They wanted to make sure the bugs were gone .


Input:
Context: He was also giving the first groomer a hard time by asking why I waited until today to call . Here 's why : Treatment done Friday . Saw bugs that night . Waited through Saturday to give it 24 hours .
Question: Why did they wait so long to call the groomer ?

Output: They wanted to make sure their pet was clean .


Input:
Context: I haven ' t mentioned it until now because , quite frankly , I had no faith that I would get this far . But miracles never cease , and here I am with the finish line coming into view ! It has been quite an experience thus far .
Question: what may be the plausible reason for keep quiet till now ?

Output: There was basically no faith that I would reach near the finish line.


Input:
Context: There are thorns that pierce the denim as one over - reaches for those big berries just nearly close enough to pick . Two gallons of picking is just enough . By the time I pick two gallons I can already smell the warmth of the day coming on .
Question: How did I feel those things touched my denim ?

Output: I felt pain as the thorns digged and ripped into my denim and skin .


Input:
Context: Now , for someone who likes water as much as I do , I ' m not much for boats . I do n't get sea - sick or anything , I just do n't like them as a form of transportation . God only knows why ... So we get there and I take a video of our approach to the island , and it 's pretty . Then I get off said boat , and begin to explore the island , which has lots of great tourist - trap shops and little resturants .
Question: Why is the speaker informing us that they do n't like to travel by boat ?

Output: They are reflecting on this fact about themselves and pondering the reason.


Input:
Context: Now , for someone who likes water as much as I do , I ' m not much for boats . I do n't get sea - sick or anything , I just do n't like them as a form of transportation . God only knows why ... So we get there and I take a video of our approach to the island , and it 's pretty . Then I get off said boat , and begin to explore the island , which has lots of great tourist - trap shops and little resturants .
Question: Why is the speaker informing us that they do n't like to travel by boat ?

Output: They are simply sharing about their preferences because they enjoy doing so.


Input:
Context: I got up before 6 am , fed the cats , turned on the computer and paid a bill . I updated stuff just a little and then started getting ready for work . I left the house at 7:32am and got in a line of cars on 132nd Ave SE . There was the usual bottleneck through the Coal Creek construction and then smoother going after getting onto the part of Coal Creek that is already two lanes in each direction .
Question: What is the narrator 's purpose in writing ?

Output: They are explaining their day .


Input:
Context: I got up before 6 am , fed the cats , turned on the computer and paid a bill . I updated stuff just a little and then started getting ready for work . I left the house at 7:32am and got in a line of cars on 132nd Ave SE . There was the usual bottleneck through the Coal Creek construction and then smoother going after getting onto the part of Coal Creek that is already two lanes in each direction .
Question: What is the narrator 's purpose in writing ?

Output: They are journaling their experiences .


Input:
Context: What in the world is going on?And why have n't I posted ? Am I not done with my residency ? Am I not home now , with cable internet access for 24 hour posting capabilities ? I am home in WV now .
Question: Why were you home ?

Output: I was on summer break.


Input:
Context: Discuss this quotation : " Only connect ! That was the whole of her sermon . Only connect the prose and the passion , and both will be exalted , and human love will be seen at its height . Live in fragments no longer .
Question: Did the sermon have a positive message ?

Output: The sermon was about human love and passion.


Input:
Context: Its chaos and the excellent staff there immediately attended to me and get me on a stretcher and into a small makeshift room . A guy flat lines to my left after choking on his own vomit , a woman to my far right is screaming in some kind of pain I ca n't see or imagine . A father sadly strokes the head of his young blonde daughter as she is curled up in a ball completely unconscious . An old lady in the room in front of me laid there staring at me for hours .
Question: Where may he be ?

Output: In a type of hospital .


Input:
Context: " I must leave now . " Was it his imagination , or did she smirk?He took a wide detour around Prince Roma and was nearly to the door before the princess ' voice reached him . " Mago , father has heard of your music . It would please him , and me , if you would play for us in the hall tonight . " He froze in the doorway . Play before the court ?.
Question: What may happen next ?

Output: Mago will play music tonight.


Input:
Context: A couple months ago , I purchased a 12 year old TB mare from my old English teacher . She was lame at the time , but only a bit gimpy and the owner convinced me it was a stone bruise . I had my vet look at her , and it was , indeed , a stone bruise . Now a few months ( and probably a little over $ 1000 of xrays , joint supplements and everything later ) we ' ve come to find out she has navicular .
Question: Why did they go to the vet ?

Output: They needed to diagnose what was wrong with their dog .


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Context: I seem to have at least temporarily found the right combination of drugs to relieve the ear pain ( it was horrible last night ) , but I still have several other symptoms that are very annoying and rather debilitating.1 ) Sore throat . I was able to relieve the earache / toothache , but the throat is STILL sore . This is the longest I ' ve had a sore throat since I had my tonsils out when I was in grade eight . I told the doctor yesterday that I had a sore throat , but he did n't even look at my throat.2 ) Cough .
Question: Why did the writer look for drugs to relieve the ear pain ?

Output: Because the ear pain was unpleasant .


Input:
Context: These were taken last Monday at the beach . No , they were not trying to build a sand castle . They were digging for their own tidal pool since the little man did n't want to get in the water alone and his parents were afraid of the water They spent a good half hour digging two holes . The first was too far from the water and the second got dumped with sand by the coming waves .
Question: What may happen if the waves did nt crash in ?

Output: The hole would be fine.


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

Output: She wanted to be seen as Noble by God for praying .


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

Output: She wanted to do what God asked of her .


Input:
Context: But after a few years ago , when a biopsy I had of a teeny tiny mole on my thigh came back with the title : " Early Melanoma , " ( my mom succumbed to a rare form about five years ago ) , well , I rethought the matchy - matchy underwear thing because , after I had a huge chunk taken out of my thigh to prevent its spreading , I had to start undergoing body scans every three months . And they let me wear my underwear , only , and maybe my glasses , too , but that is it . So that is the reason why my stuff matches now , at least most days .
Question: Why is there some anxiety after the doctor visit ?

Output: A bump has been discovered .


Input:
Context: But after a few years ago , when a biopsy I had of a teeny tiny mole on my thigh came back with the title : " Early Melanoma , " ( my mom succumbed to a rare form about five years ago ) , well , I rethought the matchy - matchy underwear thing because , after I had a huge chunk taken out of my thigh to prevent its spreading , I had to start undergoing body scans every three months . And they let me wear my underwear , only , and maybe my glasses , too , but that is it . So that is the reason why my stuff matches now , at least most days .
Question: Why is there some anxiety after the doctor visit ?

Output: A skin lesion has been discovered .


Input:
Context: Not quite the crisis situation I imagined , but exhausting nonetheless . I spent last night making pages apon pages of notes about how I would break it , questions they would ask and what I would say . I got up early and went to Brian 's house for eggs and toast . After we did dishes , I said , " Hey ... can I talk to you before we head out ? " So , I sat on the couch and he sat next to me and said , " Are you pregnant ? ".
Question: What may have been the reason I was up all night making notes ?

Output: I wanted to talk to my boyfriend about something important the next day .


Input:
Context: First of all , yesterday was ... interesting . xD First we got lost on our way to Six Flags , then ended up not riding anything at all because we could n't find what we were looking for ( even with a map ) , then my stomach started hurting so we just went home and chilled for about an hour . :P But that 's okay , because while at Six Flags ... INSPIRATION HIT !.
Question: what may have happened if we had not got lost on the way to six flags yesterday ?

Output: We would have gone for rides.


Input:
Context: Not at all , just , contemplative I guess . But not in a bad way . Anyway , by the time I got back it was pretty late , so I called Jake and settled in . The next morning I decided a different approach , and maybe thing 's feel different in the light of day , but when I went back , and poked around more , not even too sure if I was in the right place , I dunno , it just felt , off , wrong , just weird to me , like I should n't be there , and probably that 's because I should n't have been . I know that , it just took me a little while to catch up to acting on it .
Question: What may be the reason for them poking around ?

Output: They suspect someone is cheating on them .


Input:
Context: There is a new challenge site " in town " that has only been up and running for a few weeks . It is called Creative Wednesday and up until this week , I have n't been able to participate in it . The theme chose is " In the Garden " and the format is to be a skinny .
Question: What most likely explains why the author decided to use quotation marks when employing the word town ?

Output: The author is employing the word in a figurative manner.


Input:
Context: This was not your usual sort of failing to get in , this was a series of lurch , bump , slight crash , back up , lurch , repeat and rinse . Yeah .... it was one of those days . Needless to say , I miss my plane , after having sat on the tarmac of the plane in Newark for 45 minutes ... That 's right , human error . I quite literally watched the minute hands on my watch tick down , and tick over .
Question: What may be the reason for them missing their plane ?

Output: They were waiting at the wrong tarmac .


Input:
Context: I can see why so many people are drawn to the west coast . California is intoxicating and I ' m still coming off the high . My only celebrity sighting was Sinbad at the airport ( remember Sinbad and his baggy pants ? Yep , still wears them ) .
Question: Where may the narrator list as a favorite travel destination ?

Output: The narrator likes LA .


Input:
Context: When I was in Madison , I stopped in a few times at the feminist bookstore A Room of One 's Own . They had the usual little recommendation tages out on the shelf about which staff members liked what books , but then I came across one for Mary Oliver 's " New and Selected Poems , Volume One . " The recommendation card said , " Read the poem on page 181 , then buy this book . " I read the poem on page 181.Sleeping in the Forest I thought the earthremembered me , shetook me back so tenderly , arrangingher dark skirts , her pocketsfull of lichens and seeds .
Question: Why might one frequent a bookstore of this type ?

Output: Because one is a feminist.


Input:
Context: All in all , a pretty good semester I would say . I was in the mood to celebrate after the first test was done . I have a gift card to the Olive Garden and I was in the mood for a nice meal .
Question: Why would I be in a mood to celebrate after the first test ?

Output: I aced the test.


Input:
Context: All in all , a pretty good semester I would say . I was in the mood to celebrate after the first test was done . I have a gift card to the Olive Garden and I was in the mood for a nice meal .
Question: Why would I be in a mood to celebrate after the first test ?

Output: I did very well .


Input:
Context: This wireless adapter is placed on the back of your Xbox , by usb . I had wireless network at home for years , It was great to have my Xbox any where in the house ! I had to take down my game room and so no more Xbox live for me . Well for now .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer had to take down their game room ?

Output: Because they needed the room for something else .


Input:
Context: Yeah , I went down to see coach and everything , but it was during a football game and they did n't let us in . We had no money , so I did n't even get to see his face , much less talk to him . I was a pretty big mess after the whole ordeal .
Question: What 's a possible reason they did n't let the writer in ?

Output: Because only certain people have access to the area .


Input:
Context: I decided to pace myself from the start and resisted the temptation to attack any hills - it proved to be a good plan , and I reached the first feed station after 20miles feeling fresh . I was rather perplexed to discover that the goodies on offer were not free ( as was suggested in the literature ) . I checked my pocket for money ... none to be found . I had a quick drink and continued on , worrying about how long I could continue without sustenance .
Question: Why did the writer pace themselves from the start ?

Output: Because they did n't want to get exhausted before it was finished .


Input:
Context: I was with Kael , Lady , kuya Adel and ate Cherry . We all had laugh trips ' til we all dozed off . The others went ahead to bed after washing up and watching a little TV while Kael and I were watching ' House of Voices ' ( Correct ? ) and were trying to figure out the story of the movie until the credits popped out and realized that we did n't gather any sense from it .
Question: What may be the reason for the sleep over ?

Output: They are having a girl 's night .


Input:
Context: I believe I read this book when I was in , maybe 5th grade . Which was in 1979 . It was about a girl who got sent to a boarding school ( or was it a weird type of summer camp ? ) in an old building , maybe a castle .
Question: What may be a fact about speaker 's story ?

Output: They may not be remembering things correctly .


Input:
Context: The entire ride she chirped , clapped and bounced . As we left , she was pointing back at the ride and then we had the inevitable breakdown as we walked away . Annabel turns 1 in less than a week .
Question: How did she feeling about leaving ?

Output: She was upset .


Input:
Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: Will all work days be like this for the narrator ?

Output: No , the days will get a little more hectic .


Input:
Context: I need to write , i need to ge this shit out of my head , and in the open once and for all . Oh , by the way , happy birthday dad . you would have been ... 48 ?.
Question: Why does the narrator seem to be so on edge ?

Output: The narrator is struggling with an over - active mind .


Input:
Context: We 're mixing browns and blacks which i m still not sure about , but I think if we find a cool picture with browns in it and put it above the couch in the black frame , it may tie things together better . Who knows . Five .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit doubtful about their painting ?

Output: They do n't know about the colors .


Input:
Context: We 're mixing browns and blacks which i m still not sure about , but I think if we find a cool picture with browns in it and put it above the couch in the black frame , it may tie things together better . Who knows . Five .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit doubtful about their painting ?

Output: They do n't like the color mix .


Input:
Context: He manages to introduce a completely different terrible flaw into every book . And it does n't matter . It 's something about the voice , the way he sees and renders people that strikes utterly true . And something about the preoccupation with protagonists who are really , no kidding , genuine selfish fuckups . And have that brought to their attention as a way in which to grow . ( Although I will say so far that my bar none favourite Stewart character is Shielder 's Mark from Nobody 's Son .
Question: What is a characteristic of the described protagonists of the author ?

Output: They 're screwups.


Input:
Context: He manages to introduce a completely different terrible flaw into every book . And it does n't matter . It 's something about the voice , the way he sees and renders people that strikes utterly true . And something about the preoccupation with protagonists who are really , no kidding , genuine selfish fuckups . And have that brought to their attention as a way in which to grow . ( Although I will say so far that my bar none favourite Stewart character is Shielder 's Mark from Nobody 's Son .
Question: What is a characteristic of the described protagonists of the author ?

Output: They 're self - interested.


Input:
Context: He was somewhere his bodyguards did not think anyone would find . He was going to try to remain there for a few days until the talk of his attempted assassination was long past . He knew better , though , of course he did .
Question: What may have been his reason for hiding with his bodyguards ?

Output: Someone was trying to kill him .


Input:
Context: Well , the geiko could n't make it , so Peter MacIntosh , who we went through to arrange the night with the geiko and maiko , refunded us half our money and offered to take us to a teahouse a few nights later ! He also took us to a maiko dance recital . As you can well imagine , I almost died from happiness . Anyway , the first ngiht , we were entertained by the most adorable little maiko ever .
Question: why country is the narrator in ?

Output: Japan.


Input:
Context: [ Warning : Rant Coming ] That 's the Jerry By - God Jones Highway , better known as the State Hwy 161 extension that will route traffic from North Dallas through the middle of our city to I-30 in the south and ultimately the new cowboy stadium . What progress ! Taking hundreds of acres of the last remaining undeveloped land just south of DFW Airport for an 8 lane toll road . The pasture my wife rents was about 15 acres but has been cut down to no more than 2 thanks to the highway .
Question: Why is undeveloped land being replaced by a highway ?

Output: Government officials believe that 's the best thing to do .


Input:
Context: Not to me , they are n't . Gee , maybe I should have a legal wife and an illicit , secretive affair instead , in which I ' m hurting both of the people I love instead of being open to the both of them that I love them ? I dunno .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are unsure who they should be with .


Input:
Context: The idea , of course , was to put sardines or some other deliciously - appealing - to - bear food at one end of the trap and wait for the bear to walk through . Clang , the trap shuts . But the day passed and no bears . The next night was the camp out night . ( Even though the camp was an hour from town - WAY out in the foothills of the Rockies and the ONLY WAY out of camp , was to drive BACK to town - they always took the kids even further down the road to sleep under the stars on Tuesday or Wednesday night .
Question: Why would the narrator put Sardines out ?

Output: They were trying to lure bears .


Input:
Context: The idea , of course , was to put sardines or some other deliciously - appealing - to - bear food at one end of the trap and wait for the bear to walk through . Clang , the trap shuts . But the day passed and no bears . The next night was the camp out night . ( Even though the camp was an hour from town - WAY out in the foothills of the Rockies and the ONLY WAY out of camp , was to drive BACK to town - they always took the kids even further down the road to sleep under the stars on Tuesday or Wednesday night .
Question: Why would the narrator put Sardines out ?

Output: They were trying to lure some Rocky Mountain - based bears .


Input:
Context: Well today is friday . I ' ve been " the boss " since monday and it 's been fun . I covered for a manager named Alain so I was in charge of his team ( 20 people I think ? ) I made it my goal to do " sit ins " ( when we sit beside them and listen to their call and then coach them on it ) with every single person on the team .
Question: What may be the reason why they are working so hard at improving the employees ' performance ?

Output: They want a promotion .


Input:
Context: And yellow leaves from the maple trees that lined our street . Or my grandmother 's hands and the way her skin seemed like paper . And the first time I saw my cousin Tony 's brand - new Firebird . And Janie , and Janie , and ... Carolyn .
Question: What may happen when you visit your family ?

Output: I would look at a relative 's novel car .


Input:
Context: Today in a nutshell : - Panel with the faculty- learning everyone 's background ( like- half of the faculty was in Fosse)-Ballet- very basic , because our class was cut short ( the panel went on too long ) , but PERFECT . I can focus more on the technique and less on " what comes next .- Voice with Waukley ( ? ) - I got up and vocalized . She was working on the mix with everyone .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: I had heard they were out of the meatball and I got anxious my order was n't going to be filled , so when I found out that mine was the last meatball sandwich , I was so excited I nearly peed . But it was n't that good . Neon pink , so I thought that meant it would be bursting with flavor , like Bubblicious or something , but no ! alas !.
Question: Why did the narrator have a great lunch ?

Output: They got exactly what they ordered .


Input:
Context: I had heard they were out of the meatball and I got anxious my order was n't going to be filled , so when I found out that mine was the last meatball sandwich , I was so excited I nearly peed . But it was n't that good . Neon pink , so I thought that meant it would be bursting with flavor , like Bubblicious or something , but no ! alas !.
Question: Why did the narrator have a great lunch ?

Output: They got the last sandwich .


Input:
Context: It is the client 's responsibility to approve keywords and content besides involving himself in the online marketing campaign . A personal touch is always a good thing . Without active participation on part of the client , the entire online marketing plan can fall apart . Cosmos Creatives Dubai works hard to synchronize ideas between clients and their in - house SEOs .
Question: What may be the reason a personal touch is a good thing ?

Output: Its sets you apart from the rest of the competition .


Input:
Context: But the were rolled up by 2 inces or so . So I went home and sema ripped the 4 stiches holing up the sides , and now I have shorts that sit at my waist , cover my butt , and go halfway down my legs and do n't pinch off the fat at the bottoms . Now I have shorts for riding my bike when its stupid hot ! ! ! Thank you Target for finally coming up with a winning design .
Question: What may happen after ripping the stitches off of the side of the pants ?

Output: A pair of shorts will be created .


Input:
Context: I guess you think I would hurt myself over you , while I have n't all these years , but if it does not work this time I move on , I have many years ahead of me and plenty of money to collect with or without you . I have soft spot for you but not the next one , I will treat her the way I should treat you , because women like you are afraid of being loved by a real man . As for Jermaine Dupri nature will take its course . I do not have to make empty treats .
Question: What did you do to me to make me feel the way I feel ?

Output: You cheated with another man while you were in a relationship with me .


Input:
Context: Let me tell you man Romeo and I were so tired . That morning I found out my grandmother had a mild stroke . She 's admitted and we 're waiting for the results if her artery was blocked , or any veins were turned because she has a pacemaker . I ' m scared .
Question: What may be the reason why they are so scared ?

Output: They do n't want their grandmother to die .


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

Output: They would stop making them .


Input:
Context: I had a dream ... one of those that make you wake up and wonder or sit and marinate on it . Dreams like that I do n't need . I guess it stemed from all the dream talk on my mommy list .
Question: What is the type of dream that makes you wake up and wonder ?

Output: Dreams with deep meanings .


Input:
Context: I ' m a third - fifth row kind of gal in these huge lecture classes . But I had to awkwardly squeeze through 50 million people to get to my seat .
Question: What is the reason I had to squeeze into 50 million people ?

Output: I am mentioning so many people because in my mind it was like millions .


Input:
Context: I wish I could answer my exam questions like this . Imagine : The question asks for the importance of water and joints in limestone - cave formations . Imagine : The answer I give : Quite important I guess . If you like your caves big . We look unstable . We are on an unstable bridge .
Question: What do we know about the speaker ?

Output: They are a student .


Input:
Context: I wish I could answer my exam questions like this . Imagine : The question asks for the importance of water and joints in limestone - cave formations . Imagine : The answer I give : Quite important I guess . If you like your caves big . We look unstable . We are on an unstable bridge .
Question: What do we know about the speaker ?

Output: They study sciences .


Input:
Context: So there IS a God . I have proof , for he hates me . Where we do laundry , you used a card that you charge with money at a machine and put it in the washing and drying at $ 1.50 each , bringing a total of $ 3 bucks per load . So I got my clothes , put 'em in the washer , and it told me I have 50 cents left on the card .
Question: Why does the writer blame this event on God himself hating them ?

Output: Because it feels like a grand force is working against them and undermining their goals.


Input:
Context: So there IS a God . I have proof , for he hates me . Where we do laundry , you used a card that you charge with money at a machine and put it in the washing and drying at $ 1.50 each , bringing a total of $ 3 bucks per load . So I got my clothes , put 'em in the washer , and it told me I have 50 cents left on the card .
Question: Why does the writer blame this event on God himself hating them ?

Output: Because when nothing goes right for them , it feels like a malevolent deity is at play.


Input:
Context: lolthen came sunday ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! celebrated mum 's bday which is today , teacher 's day .. went sakura for dinner . as usual her fav food spot i dunno why but i m sick of the food there . but ... she 's the boss so we got ta follow suit ahha!took lots of crazy pics as usual with my sis and bro .
Question: What kind of food was at Sakura ?

Output: Japanese.


Input:
Context: Everything was metal , and there was no mattress . He got up to open the door , and found it locked or blocked or something from the other side . That meant , then , that someone played a trick on him . He almost took his shirt off and set fire to that , but he needed the warmth it provided , scant as it was . So , instead , he banged on the door .
Question: Where is it likely that this man is ?

Output: A jail cell.


Input:
Context: And I ' m not sure if it 's the " chase " that I like , or the attention , or love , or who knows what else . I guess I ' m just always hopeful , but then I come to learn more about these girls and my world of dreams comes crashing down on me . So I walk away and continue my search .
Question: Why is the narrator continuing his search for a partner ?

Output: The narrator is not looking to settle .


Input:
Context: If you have taken any of Beth Moore 's bible studies or heard her speak you have probably heard this story . If not then take the time to read it .
Question: Why does the narrator feel so knowledgeable about ethical matters ?

Output: The narrator has studied the Christian religion with Beth Moore .


Input:
Context: If you have taken any of Beth Moore 's bible studies or heard her speak you have probably heard this story . If not then take the time to read it .
Question: Why does the narrator feel so knowledgeable about ethical matters ?

Output: The narrator has studied the bible with Beth Moore .


Input:
Context: Well , I went back and compared the exported photo side by side with what was being displayed on the screen visually , they did n't match . Apparently both Lightroom and Photoshop ( tested in both just now ) use a different method for quickly processing and displaying colour space / profile information on screen , then they do when actually fully processing the images . Displayed here is a comparison of what I ' m talking about when it comes to what is visually seen in Lightroom vs what is outputted . Notice the difference between " blue " and " cyan " in the two , as well as the saturation levels being different .
Question: What am I try to do in Photoshop and Lightroom?

Output: I am trying to compare the quality of photos and notice a difference between programs .


Input:
Context: Well , I went back and compared the exported photo side by side with what was being displayed on the screen visually , they did n't match . Apparently both Lightroom and Photoshop ( tested in both just now ) use a different method for quickly processing and displaying colour space / profile information on screen , then they do when actually fully processing the images . Displayed here is a comparison of what I ' m talking about when it comes to what is visually seen in Lightroom vs what is outputted . Notice the difference between " blue " and " cyan " in the two , as well as the saturation levels being different .
Question: What am I try to do in Photoshop and Lightroom?

Output: I am trying to edit a photograph but the 2 programs are giving me different results .


Input:
Context: I just turned around again and drove home . There 's something going on here that I do not even pretend to understand . Maybe it is the random perversity of inanimate objects . Anyway I got the trailer back in time for a great weekend .
Question: What may have happened if I did n't get the trailer back ?

Output: I would n't have had a great weekend .


Input:
Context: Ever since I adopted the kitten on 4th of July , had a major flea problem in the house . I went to the vets and got Advantage for everyone , but the fleas are still in the house now , and I need to bomb . I take the ole Eddie Izzard " Covered in Bees " skit and change it to " fleas " .
Question: What may have happened before I watched the fireworks ?

Output: I adopted a kitten that I found .


Input:
Context: In fact , it had n't been fun for a long time . Especially when he was the only one who did n't nag her about her responsibilities . He was just there . There to block a stray punch or keep the fight even .
Question: How is the person feeling ?

Output: Disatisfied by their life.


Input:
Context: She says she 's got a message to give someone named Director Shepard , and Jenny says she 'll relay the message but does n't act like it 's her . Sasha explains it 's out at Decker 's diner and gives the address and says Shepard will know what it means . Jenny tells girl to get out of town to her family and gives her her rental car . Jenny calls Abby just as Abs and McGee figure out the guys ' name is Viggo something or other that does n't matter . Jenny does n't know McGee is there , but orders Abby to delete the search and info about it .
Question: Why has Jenny given someone their rental car ?

Output: They want them to leave for safety reasons .


Input:
Context: Well kind of , went to bed at like 3:30 . But at least we did nt have to sleep on the floor . In the morning Caroline rang me from downstairs to see if I was awake and then came and " accidentally " jumped on Dearing instead of me [ yeah right ] . Katy also came in and climbed into bed with me in her sleeping bag , and then Miriam and then Smel .
Question: Why does the narrator appear so sluggish ?

Output: They went to pass out in the early morning .


Input:
Context: Well kind of , went to bed at like 3:30 . But at least we did nt have to sleep on the floor . In the morning Caroline rang me from downstairs to see if I was awake and then came and " accidentally " jumped on Dearing instead of me [ yeah right ] . Katy also came in and climbed into bed with me in her sleeping bag , and then Miriam and then Smel .
Question: Why does the narrator appear so sluggish ?

Output: They went to sleep late .


Input:
Context: The Mets were trailing the Sox in game six , already down 3 games to 2 in the series . In the 7th inning for some unknown reason the entire Mets dugout turned their hats inside out and backwards in support of a rally . Soon the fans caught on also turning their hats inside out and backwards . Then the amazing happened .
Question: What caused the fans to copy what the players were doing with their hats ?

Output: They thought it was cool and funny and wanted to get in on the action.


Input:
Context: The Mets were trailing the Sox in game six , already down 3 games to 2 in the series . In the 7th inning for some unknown reason the entire Mets dugout turned their hats inside out and backwards in support of a rally . Soon the fans caught on also turning their hats inside out and backwards . Then the amazing happened .
Question: What caused the fans to copy what the players were doing with their hats ?

Output: They wanted to show solidarity and support for their team by mirroring them.


Input:
Context: Ok so , it started out that the queen of China had an army of ninjas that she told to set a volcano to blow up china . So I had to stop her . So I had to go up to the mountains and like jump over these mountains and stuff , and I had this group of people with me ( I think we were on a tour or something ) .
Question: Where is the most likely place this took place ?

Output: In a dream .


Input:
Context: Ok so , it started out that the queen of China had an army of ninjas that she told to set a volcano to blow up china . So I had to stop her . So I had to go up to the mountains and like jump over these mountains and stuff , and I had this group of people with me ( I think we were on a tour or something ) .
Question: Where is the most likely place this took place ?

Output: In the narrator 's fantasy .


Input:
Context: It was n't a connecting flight so we need to stay in a hotel for a night . The hotel was just 2 minutes away from the airport . During our visit it was like only 3 days after the bombing at the front of a camp in Zamboanga . Bombing was the present enemy of the local government of Zamboanga during our visit . Next day it 's Sulu day .
Question: Why did they have to stay ?

Output: They could not catch a plane out .


Input:
Context: Nobody else does that and I have been really into sherry lately so I was stoked . We got a fino and an amontillado with a plate of spanish meats and cheeses and olives . Delicious and the wine went so well , especially the fino , which was light , cold , and salty .
Question: What is being described in the text ?

Output: The narrator enjoying a meal .


Input:
Context: Nobody else does that and I have been really into sherry lately so I was stoked . We got a fino and an amontillado with a plate of spanish meats and cheeses and olives . Delicious and the wine went so well , especially the fino , which was light , cold , and salty .
Question: What is being described in the text ?

Output: The narrator going out to dinner .


Input:
Context: But I reasoned that most were programmed monitors not likely to respond to the remote . And this plays hires a state trooper to keep things cool . So no , no . Which also means we 'll probably never get to kick those girls ' asses either .
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I am knowledgeable about my surroundings .


Input:
Context: The computer , forex , was on an extremely non - ergonomic " desk " ( I use that term loosely ) . And I was thinking I wanted to shift the orientation of the other desk . And while I was at it , it was high time to unpack my textbooks and , er , toys , and pretend like I actually belonged there .
Question: What is meant by " pretend I actually belonged here " ?

Output: I am being facetious I actually mean to settle in and really feel I belong .


Input:
Context: The computer , forex , was on an extremely non - ergonomic " desk " ( I use that term loosely ) . And I was thinking I wanted to shift the orientation of the other desk . And while I was at it , it was high time to unpack my textbooks and , er , toys , and pretend like I actually belonged there .
Question: What is meant by " pretend I actually belonged here " ?

Output: It means I actually mean I will simply settle in . ( The pretend bit is a joke ) .


Input:
Context: So i called home and said i needed a drive home , so mom came to get me and was PISSED , WIDE , that elizabeth would nt open the door . Aaaaand i ' m pretty sure she did nt tell her parents about the party , and i think my grandmother mentioned it to them this morning , because when i walked in the house they were here and i have never got such dirty looks from her mother . It was seriously like she was sitting across the table from Satan .
Question: What may be the reason why their mother was mad ?

Output: They had snuck out to a party .


Input:
Context: So i called home and said i needed a drive home , so mom came to get me and was PISSED , WIDE , that elizabeth would nt open the door . Aaaaand i ' m pretty sure she did nt tell her parents about the party , and i think my grandmother mentioned it to them this morning , because when i walked in the house they were here and i have never got such dirty looks from her mother . It was seriously like she was sitting across the table from Satan .
Question: What may be the reason why their mother was mad ?

Output: They had went to a party without telling their mother .


Input:
Context: It looks so cool - we can really visualize what the rooms are going to look like and even imagine furniture placement . Above is a picture of the main living areas - taken from the dining / game room with kitchen on the right and sunken living room on the left . The picture on the left is the living room - the fireplace will be covered with stone , which is why it 's still plywood . The two open areas to either side of the step going down will be cabinets with granite countertops .
Question: What is the narrator working on so diligently ?

Output: They are getting a redesign of their home .


Input:
Context: It looks so cool - we can really visualize what the rooms are going to look like and even imagine furniture placement . Above is a picture of the main living areas - taken from the dining / game room with kitchen on the right and sunken living room on the left . The picture on the left is the living room - the fireplace will be covered with stone , which is why it 's still plywood . The two open areas to either side of the step going down will be cabinets with granite countertops .
Question: What is the narrator working on so diligently ?

Output: They are redecorating their place .


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

Output: It might be that they feel more comfortable referring to each other as mom of someone .


Input:
Context: I ' ve decided that I 'd like to buy a house sometime in the fall , so yesterday my mom , my sister and I decided to brave the Pittsburgh drizzle and take a look at a few open houses in the areas and price ranges I ' m considering . I have to say that I was appalled by the behavior of some of the agents at these open houses , and I say that as a former real estate agent myself .
Question: What will happen after the house hunting ?

Output: The family will gauge their best options .


Input:
Context: The odd thing was I was now the same age I had been when we lived there . About ten or eleven . ( i ' m seventeen now ) and after running through the house I went outside and it was the same street same yard everything was pretty normal ... until a younger like 1985 Jeff Goldblum , in the same outfit he wore in Jurassic Park , waves at me and in my dream for some reason I knew him and was pretty friendly with him .
Question: Why would he dream about seeing Jeff Goldblum ?

Output: He thought he might know him .


Input:
Context: Tonight 's knitting section was total FAIL . I had to pull out the entire sleeve . It 's the third time I ' ve had to do it . Last time , just because I messed up my row count , this time , I dropped a stitch at a cruicial spot in the intarsia , and it ended up pulling holes when I tired to correct it . So sad .
Question: what might the person be producing ?

Output: A sweater.


Input:
Context: Long street is like the party street of Cape Town so I 'll just leave it up to your imagination to think of the things we got up to but it was out of this world . The drinks here are so cheap it 's like 90p for a bottle of lager and we went to a cuban bar for cocktail hour and worked our way down the cocktail list for 80p a go ! we made lots of contacts aswell so if I ever want to come back all I need is the air fare .
Question: Where is the narrator partying at ?

Output: They are partying in Cape Town .


Input:
Context: Long street is like the party street of Cape Town so I 'll just leave it up to your imagination to think of the things we got up to but it was out of this world . The drinks here are so cheap it 's like 90p for a bottle of lager and we went to a cuban bar for cocktail hour and worked our way down the cocktail list for 80p a go ! we made lots of contacts aswell so if I ever want to come back all I need is the air fare .
Question: Where is the narrator partying at ?

Output: They are partying in South Africa .


Input:
Context: To which he responded , you did great ! ! That does n't mean that all are mature and will fertilize but are we ever glad that he underestimated ! ! We should find out tomorrow how many were mature and then how many fertilized .
Question: Why is the narrator appearing so eager ?

Output: They find out if their planting was successful .


Input:
Context: To which he responded , you did great ! ! That does n't mean that all are mature and will fertilize but are we ever glad that he underestimated ! ! We should find out tomorrow how many were mature and then how many fertilized .
Question: Why is the narrator appearing so eager ?

Output: They find out if their plants grew .


Input:
Context: We were looking for something spectacular to make the effort worth it . The first of the caves was a sizeable hole in the ground in which there were a few scrubby trees and some rocks . From the smell , it was pretty clear that it was also a nice out of the way spot for ill - prepared tourists to relieve themselves .
Question: What is the reason some tourist 's might be known as " Ill - prepared " ?

Output: They ate or drank heavily before spelunking .


Input:
Context: We were looking for something spectacular to make the effort worth it . The first of the caves was a sizeable hole in the ground in which there were a few scrubby trees and some rocks . From the smell , it was pretty clear that it was also a nice out of the way spot for ill - prepared tourists to relieve themselves .
Question: What is the reason some tourist 's might be known as " Ill - prepared " ?

Output: They forgot to use the restroom before going into the cave .


Input:
Context: I have picture of all of this , including a shot of Cory . I may have to dig them out of the three boxes of pictures I have waiting to be filed so I can share them on - line . Unfortunately I have a close up of the juggler and only a very distant shot of Ms. Aquino .
Question: Why am not looking forward to looking for the pictures being discussed ?

Output: There are multiple cartons of photos which may take a long time to go through .


Input:
Context: It starts soft and stretchy , and the longer you let it sit in the snow the harder it will get . " She demonstrates by stretching out a piece to a few inches long before biting off the end and chewing happily . Heave . Pull . Hold back .
Question: Why is she showing him what to do with the snow ?

Output: She wants to show him how to do something .


Input:
Context: Dad made a comment over the weekend that got me all guilty ... . " You have n't baked me anything for tea time in a while " . You know I find it very cute that he misses stuff I bake / cook . Sometimes he makes special request for a particular dish .
Question: What may be the reason dad made the comment ?

Output: He wanted me to bake something .


Input:
Context: What the ? Could it be ? I had to go and see for sure . He was running pretty fast and maybe my eyes were playing tricks on me .
Question: How was " he " running ?

Output: He ran speedily .


Input:
Context: What the ? Could it be ? I had to go and see for sure . He was running pretty fast and maybe my eyes were playing tricks on me .
Question: How was " he " running ?

Output: He ran swiftly .


Input:
Context: The Mika - Hiro relationship is like high school dating , with the usual Jdrama touch , put on fast forward . Call me cynical , but I guess I do n't believe that sort of thing exists in real life , but people want to believe that it does , which is why the cell phone novel , the book , and the movie sold so well in the first place . It sells as an unconventional love story , yet in its core , it 's just another regurgitation of any other love story , and sort of like the one that Haruki Murakami writes of , that woman , or girls , want .
Question: Why do I think the novel Koizora was so successful ?

Output: Because it uses an appealing , if unrealistic , premise .


Input:
Context: The chip leader maniac bets $ 35 , and the rest of the action folds to me . Here 's where it gets interesting . I KNOW he overplays small pocket pairs all the time , but , sometimes he has a real hand .
Question: Why would the chip leader make such a large bet ?

Output: The chip leader is trying to buy the pot .


Input:
Context: The chip leader maniac bets $ 35 , and the rest of the action folds to me . Here 's where it gets interesting . I KNOW he overplays small pocket pairs all the time , but , sometimes he has a real hand .
Question: Why would the chip leader make such a large bet ?

Output: The chip leader is trying to intimidate others .


Input:
Context: Are they running for the school bus or from the birds ? I look out my front window and there are black birds everywhere . They are lined up on the telephone wires . They are on my front lawn .
Question: What seems to be creeping the narrator out ?

Output: All the birds outside their house .


Input:
Context: Are they running for the school bus or from the birds ? I look out my front window and there are black birds everywhere . They are lined up on the telephone wires . They are on my front lawn .
Question: What seems to be creeping the narrator out ?

Output: The black birds .


Input:
Context: Heard that Reliance Mall has been opened in Bangalore . Need to check it out . Bangalore is like my second city . The only city i am comfortable with other than my hometown , Trivandrum .
Question: Where is the narrator likely to take a trip to ?

Output: The narrator will visit Bangalore .


Input:
Context: Heard that Reliance Mall has been opened in Bangalore . Need to check it out . Bangalore is like my second city . The only city i am comfortable with other than my hometown , Trivandrum .
Question: Where is the narrator likely to take a trip to ?

Output: The narrator will visit India .


Input:
Context: Yesterday was another great day in Bible Study for us . We also had and almost even distribution between the first and second hour of Bible study - we had 181 and 187 between the hours for a total of 368 ! Also , in the morning service we approved the nominations of 7 new deacons . At the conclusion of the first service one of our students shared publicly of his call to full time vocational ministry - believing that God is calling him to work in Student Ministry . We praise the Lord for his decision . We had another great night for DT with 128 present .
Question: What may happen during the Bible study ?

Output: The believers open and read their Bibles .


Input:
Context: Vernon , OH is a nice town . Great ice cream . Amazing that it 's bigger than the capital of Vermont . ... Just thinking about a past vacation ... Here 's a tip : NEVER go to the Cloverleaf cabins in Hocking County , Ohio .
Question: What made the trip to Ohio enjoyable ?

Output: They loved the dessert .


Input:
Context: Vernon , OH is a nice town . Great ice cream . Amazing that it 's bigger than the capital of Vermont . ... Just thinking about a past vacation ... Here 's a tip : NEVER go to the Cloverleaf cabins in Hocking County , Ohio .
Question: What made the trip to Ohio enjoyable ?

Output: They loved the snacks .


Input:
Context: 6 . The " Talk is Cheap " T - shirt guy came back with a paper cup of water . I took it from him though I was n't thirsty . My head was clearing more and more .
Question: Why did the narrator drink the water from the stranger .?

Output: The narrator was feeling light headed and needed water .


Input:
Context: 6 . The " Talk is Cheap " T - shirt guy came back with a paper cup of water . I took it from him though I was n't thirsty . My head was clearing more and more .
Question: Why did the narrator drink the water from the stranger .?

Output: The narrator was feeling overwhelmed and needed to calm down .


Input:
Context: I have so many memories that it hurts to think about all the memories I 'll never make . God , I ' m hopeless . I ' m a hopeless , selfish little child and I just want someone to convince me that there 's a chance I 'll pull through all of this , and he always believed in me .
Question: What may be the reason for their thoughts ?

Output: They are feeling down about their future .


Input:
Context: I have so many memories that it hurts to think about all the memories I 'll never make . God , I ' m hopeless . I ' m a hopeless , selfish little child and I just want someone to convince me that there 's a chance I 'll pull through all of this , and he always believed in me .
Question: What may be the reason for their thoughts ?

Output: They are having a hard time lately .


Input:
Context: I wish they 'd do a local report from Luling . I 'm pretty sure almost all of our neighborhood evac'd - or at least everyone I have phone numbers for . Most people Ruben knows evac'd as well . He does have a friend from work that stayed . At the moment she 's ok and has power .
Question: What could drive the narrator to want a news report from Luling ?

Output: People were evacuated in Luling .


Input:
Context: I wish they 'd do a local report from Luling . I 'm pretty sure almost all of our neighborhood evac'd - or at least everyone I have phone numbers for . Most people Ruben knows evac'd as well . He does have a friend from work that stayed . At the moment she 's ok and has power .
Question: What could drive the narrator to want a news report from Luling ?

Output: There has been a disaster in Luling .


Input:
Context: Went to all the little shops there & I bought my mom a bracelet for her birthday & these little rainbow rings for the girls . We also went on a boat tour which was pretty cool to see everything like boldt castle & stuff but i was so tired & hot that i could n't wait for it to be over lol . Got some good pictures . I miss my friends sooo much . I ' m deff ready to go home but tomorrow we 're going to rose garden & on the rocks there .
Question: What may have been the reason I was doing all these different things ?

Output: I was on vacation and being able to go to some of the tourist attractions .


Input:
Context: My sister Q called me last night after her and her fiance ' left the Weird Al Yankovich concert on the way to the restaraunt . They seen him in Rockford , front row center . When he was singing one of his ' ballads ' , he came into the audience and straddled her lap . He was there for about a whole minute to a minute and a half .
Question: What may be the reason why their sister calls them about their experience ?

Output: They were excited about it .


Input:
Context: I had to bike all the way back up said huge hill , drag the bike back up to the fourth floor to grab the lock , and back down the hill . Then , on the way home after class , I definitely fell off my bike trying to pass pedestrians ( tricky holes in dark grass ) . I ' m a genius .
Question: What may happen after dragging the bike back up ?

Output: I would have to ride the bike back down again .


Input:
Context: I told my mother I was going to walk from JC Penny to my house , and that I would call her again when I was there , to ensure that I was alive and that someone was looking out of me . walking back was pretty uneventful , except that for about five minutes the wind was blowing directly into my face , and I did n't have a scarf . thank goodness I had proper gloves , not the knit kind but the leather kind , and my jacket was waterproof .
Question: why did I have a waterproof jacket ?

Output: to defend against the rain and tough weather.


Input:
Context: hehe ! well , we helped out with POLY 50.where our SP students & staffs & alumni & also sec sch students took partand ran 50rounds around SP . it was great !.
Question: What may happen after the school students ran the 50 rounds ?

Output: They all would feel super great afterwards .


Input:
Context: We had a wonderful year together ( it was less than a year , actually ) , but it must have been something special because they 're close to the oldest friends I have . I do n't think any of their moms understood why three guys would hang around with one chick all the time ( well , we were innocent then ) . Aaron and I dated again in high school , sophomore year for about 5 months . Nothing happened though and I later found out that he was intimidated by me .
Question: Why was it strange for her to hang around 3 guys ?

Output: Having three male friends as your main group being a girl is strange .


Input:
Context: We had a wonderful year together ( it was less than a year , actually ) , but it must have been something special because they 're close to the oldest friends I have . I do n't think any of their moms understood why three guys would hang around with one chick all the time ( well , we were innocent then ) . Aaron and I dated again in high school , sophomore year for about 5 months . Nothing happened though and I later found out that he was intimidated by me .
Question: Why was it strange for her to hang around 3 guys ?

Output: Its unusual for the age of them , its an odd combination .


Input:
Context: This would involve 2 border crossing and i did nt really want to end up in the capital city of the El Salvador late at night . I set out early and made good progress . All in all it to 14 hours involved 7 buses and 2 hassel free borders .
Question: What would happen if I did n't leave early ?

Output: It would take longer to get across the border .


Input:
Context: I ' m about to go to bed , it 's been a long day . I ' m a cheerleader now , so that 's what I spent my Thursday night doing . Now , it 's not just any ordinary Thursday night , though , is it ? Of course it is n't .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They will say why their Thursday was n't normal .


Input:
Context: The thing about the design of Nonya bus was , the direction of the seats were almost equivalent with what you see in MRT ; passengers facing each other from both opposite . The bus was super pack by then where standing right in front of me were 2 typical loud speakers as if they were standing a 100 m apart and have to shout at each other to communicate . Irritating for sure , but have to LL endure with it . What was already a bad trip soon turned into nightmare when suddenly they behaved exactly like my Secondary school Geography & Chinese teachers .
Question: What type of vehicles is the narrator talking about ?

Output: They are discussing public transportation .


Input:
Context: The thing about the design of Nonya bus was , the direction of the seats were almost equivalent with what you see in MRT ; passengers facing each other from both opposite . The bus was super pack by then where standing right in front of me were 2 typical loud speakers as if they were standing a 100 m apart and have to shout at each other to communicate . Irritating for sure , but have to LL endure with it . What was already a bad trip soon turned into nightmare when suddenly they behaved exactly like my Secondary school Geography & Chinese teachers .
Question: What type of vehicles is the narrator talking about ?

Output: They are discussing public vehicles .


Input:
Context: I could barely stand to look in the mirror . I wore wigs and hats and scarves and I can tell that saga another time . And my hair did grow back . Even though at the beginning it was really curly and short , and my husband V. said I looked like George Clooney .
Question: Why was the narrator hiding her head ?

Output: She lost her hair during chemo treatments , and was embarrassed .


Input:
Context: The only shows I watch on that channel are " Fringe " and " Cops " . The tv signal sometimes becomes pixelated and I lose sound for seconds at a time , but it is not something that happens on a regular basis . I hesitate to even think of calling now since they might think this is another false report .
Question: What may happen after they experience this issue ?

Output: They will try to fix the television themselves .


Input:
Context: I hear from single parents and veterans . I want to help each person , but I do n't have the time to be a personal mentor or coach . So I am doing what I can with my free time - to continually update my eBook with the best resources as well as putting all my best resources on this website for all to see . I am lucky that I have not spent thousands of dollars on get - rich - quick schemes online .
Question: What is the best way to help each person ?

Output: By setting up a website .


Input:
Context: I hear from single parents and veterans . I want to help each person , but I do n't have the time to be a personal mentor or coach . So I am doing what I can with my free time - to continually update my eBook with the best resources as well as putting all my best resources on this website for all to see . I am lucky that I have not spent thousands of dollars on get - rich - quick schemes online .
Question: What is the best way to help each person ?

Output: By updating the e - book .


Input:
Context: celebrated alistair bdayo pretty gay . let start with monday first , everytime(ok twice ) i go marine sq watch movie with jen n sab , run into alistair.mon was his actual birthday dateso tuesday we went to hardrock cafe . it was good .
Question: What is a likely menu item the OP would 've chosen at this location ?

Output: Baby back ribs.


Input:
Context: I HATE THEM ( Only when they 're rude and horrible and evil ) Here 's the story of the day : I was at Edgware Road today . Church Street bus stop , to be more specific . I just finished grocery shopping and the bus took ages to arrive . I saw a number 16 and hopped on .
Question: How is the narrator in their relations with other people ?

Output: The narrator can be difficult .


Input:
Context: I HATE THEM ( Only when they 're rude and horrible and evil ) Here 's the story of the day : I was at Edgware Road today . Church Street bus stop , to be more specific . I just finished grocery shopping and the bus took ages to arrive . I saw a number 16 and hopped on .
Question: How is the narrator in their relations with other people ?

Output: The narrator can be unfriendly .


Input:
Context: The only thing she and I disagree about ! ) I met her through Booking Through Thursday , a terrific meme for those who love reading . We stayed in touch not just on Thursdays but throughout the week . She always has something interesting going on in her world . Carol and I just clicked , and I feel that if we were next door neighbors , we 'd be BFF ( best friends forever ) !.
Question: What may be the reason why these people are friends ?

Output: They have a lot in common .


Input:
Context: One response to safety warning over dog rescues zoloft and twitching claustrophobia xanax medication suicide viagra generic cheap zoloft for pain generic zoloft label . Any new or worsening symptoms such as amitriptyline ( elavil follow the directions on your prescription label o not the absence of a warning for a given drug or bination . Firewall and vpn cheap nexium wellbutrin credit card application cheap elavil generic low price cialis duration of xanax withdrawal medication cocktails suicide xanax . Xanax about detecting ambien in urine valium label use picture xanax withdrawel ambien sleepwalk heroin and xanax suicide xanax for dogs order xanax online without a prescription elavil .
Question: Why are they promoting medications ?

Output: They want to make money by selling them over the net .


Input:
Context: If you like thrillers , Tell No One is a pretty solid one . Eight years after Dr. Alex Beck 's wife is murdered , two bodies are found in the same area - and Dr. Beck receives a mysterious email .
Question: Who might the mysterious email come from ?

Output: Someone with knowledge of the murders .


Input:
Context: If you like thrillers , Tell No One is a pretty solid one . Eight years after Dr. Alex Beck 's wife is murdered , two bodies are found in the same area - and Dr. Beck receives a mysterious email .
Question: Who might the mysterious email come from ?

Output: The murderer .


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

Output: They were calm and accomodating .


Input:
Context: Strange , strange man . " Hook " - Blues Traveler Because the hook brings you back I ai nt tellin you no lie The hook brings you back On that you can rely I ' ve always liked Blues Traveler . And something about this song , and it 's beat , and the tune and stuff , really is awesome . I love to sing along with this song as I ' m driving down the road , stereo cranked up ... windows rolled up ( cuz you know that nobody else wants to hear me slaughter the song ) ... two - year - old in the back , plugging his ears ... ( yes , he 's done that in the past ... talk about a lesson in humility ! ).
Question: Why does this person like the song by Blues Traveler so much ?

Output: The song has has a great rhythm that you can sing and dance to .


Input:
Context: We sheparded our babies , teaching them , protecting them . We corrected them and guided them . We bathed , and tucked them in , kissed them goodnight and sang them to sleep . Now too few years later , I protect , correct , bath and tuck in , kiss and sing my husband to sleep each night .
Question: How would one describe the narrator as a family member ?

Output: The narrator is a mom .


Input:
Context: We sheparded our babies , teaching them , protecting them . We corrected them and guided them . We bathed , and tucked them in , kissed them goodnight and sang them to sleep . Now too few years later , I protect , correct , bath and tuck in , kiss and sing my husband to sleep each night .
Question: How would one describe the narrator as a family member ?

Output: The narrator is a mother .


Input:
Context: So today is probably one of the best days I ' ve had here on campus . In Music 101 we finally got to play the recorder after many setbacks due to either the professor lecturing too long or the other students not understanding the lecture . So after that , I went to eat an early lunch like always .
Question: How long has this student been at this school ?

Output: They are in their first year in college .


Input:
Context: So today is probably one of the best days I ' ve had here on campus . In Music 101 we finally got to play the recorder after many setbacks due to either the professor lecturing too long or the other students not understanding the lecture . So after that , I went to eat an early lunch like always .
Question: How long has this student been at this school ?

Output: They have been at school for only a couple of weeks ,.


Input:
Context: 5:30AM - Put on some fresh clothes . Roll into Jamba Juice & order me a nice " white gummi bear " with added immunity boost . This is heaven ! I wo n't ever need to eat , if I could just live off of fruit candy flavored smoothies , such as " pink starburst " or " orange push pops ! " Things happened this past week .
Question: What time of nutrients is the narrator consuming in bulk ?

Output: They are getting lots of Vitamin C.


Input:
Context: 5:30AM - Put on some fresh clothes . Roll into Jamba Juice & order me a nice " white gummi bear " with added immunity boost . This is heaven ! I wo n't ever need to eat , if I could just live off of fruit candy flavored smoothies , such as " pink starburst " or " orange push pops ! " Things happened this past week .
Question: What time of nutrients is the narrator consuming in bulk ?

Output: They are getting plenty of Vitamin C.


Input:
Context: We visited the Eiffel Tower , UNESCO headquarters and sailed down the river Seine on a bateau - mouche and that was only day one . The next day we had to walk as the transport workers were on strike ( strike in France - unusual ! ! ) . We went to the Opera House which was perhaps the most beautiful building ever and shopped in the Galaries Lafayette ( Paris ' most famous department store ) . In the afternoon we visited the Sacre - Coeur and lunched in the Place du Tertre .
Question: How would the speaker feel after they returned home ?

Output: They would want to tell everyone .


Input:
Context: It was then , when he realized that he was actually at the kitchen table . Cocking his head in bewilderment at first , it dawned on Raphael what had happened last night ... at least bits and parts of it . He remembered sulking and self - pitying himself to death , with a fresh taste of refreshment rolling around in his mouth . He also remembered a few of the thoughts and feelings that were surrounding him last night .
Question: what may happen if Raphael had not taken rounds of refreshments the previous evening ?

Output: He would not wake up bewildered at the kitchen table.


Input:
Context: I got my timetable and I have three 9am-5pm days , one 9am-1pm day and one day free ? I hope that day 's really free , it 's vague on the timetable . And I ' m taking stats ( math ) , anatomy ( bio ) , acoustics ( phy ) , linguistics ( eng ) and professional studies . I already forsee myself asking Vince to help me with my stats homework .
Question: Will I need help with my statistics work ?

Output: Yes , I will need to ask Vince for help .