Input:
Context: As time passed , I could n't seem to do the things other people did . See there is this whole supernatural component , feeling like God 's " talking " to you , etc . I do n't doubt this happens to others , by the way . It just never happened to me .
Question: What must I believe about the supernatural things people did ?

Output: I might feel that it is needed for me to believe in God .


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Context: I ' ve been playing for the last four and a half months and this is the first time anyone 's heard me , so it was kind of cool . Today I ' ve been down the shops to get various things , including a pair of cheapish smart trousers to wear when I get back to work . I also got some white vinegar and some cheap plastic trays so I can clean some of the dirtier coins I sorted out . There 's a bank in town that has a coin sorting machine so I wo n't have to transfer all my coins into coin - bags .
Question: Where does he play his instrument?

Output: On the street.


Input:
Context: Tonight , CS and I had a bit of an argument over plans . He insists that if it 's over a Cat 3 , we are evacuating . Because of Sun . I , on the other hand , insist on a slower approach that will keep us here unless it 's serious AND coming pretty straight at us .
Question: Based on the passage , what type of person is CS ?

Output: cautious.


Input:
Context: It touches on issues currently facing the Malay - Muslim community in Singapore . very drama tho ! and i like to watch " First Class " too . it 's sooo funnnyyyyy .
Question: How do I feel about First Class ?

Output: I think it 's enjoyable to watch .


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Context: The weight of having to watch another child endure painful tests and procedures . The weight of knowing the judgement and ridicule he would one day probably have to face . For a child that has been through much already , it was so welcome to lift something from his plate .
Question: Why might this child have to endure the ridicule some day in the future ?

Output: He might endure the ridicule because of his medical condition is not curable .


Input:
Context: The face to face interaction that folks were talking about in the comments is so essential for me - I thrive on it . I ' ve really come to look forward to these meetings every week . I asked Roni if my year committment meant that I had to stop doing this after a year and she said absolutely not , and that made me feel a lot better .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: He figures that is what she 's here for , to wait . Instead of saying anything he kisses her , and she does n't pull away . He figures she might be here for that as well . But those three decades have given him knowledge . The loud and insistent speeches in the light of day hold nothing to the quiet whispers in the night , the web of soft words that can wrap up both participants . But , just maybe , words of any kind wo n't hold a candle to a laugh .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: He loves the woman .


Input:
Context: Suddenly everyone started getting into tuitions for some unforeseen subjects which they can only choose after they get their 10th board results . These whole melodrama which is perfectly orchestrated by the teachers , parents and the students sounds so unreal with present set of thoughts . I was always trying to be different from the rest and in that way i never really liked this tuition culture which really took the very essence out of the school system . Teachers never taught in school because they repeated the same stuff in their tuition classes and students on the other hand hardly attended school because they were too busy running around from one tuition to another .
Question: How do I fit in with everyone else ?

Output: I try to not do the same things others do .


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Context: She had no idea why he kissed her . And she was trying so hard to think of a reason why he kissed her , she did n't realize that he was making a quick dinner before they all went to the drive in . " Kristin , wanna tell me how you want this cooked ? " He asked from the kitchen . She walked to the kitchen slowly and saw that it was only him .
Question: What is likely for the couple in the future ?

Output: The couple will get intimate .


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Context: Robin had been working on bringing two of every meal out the kitchen door ever since Barney had arrived . She was definitely starting to feel taxed because moral support was one thing . Bringing alcohol , conversation , entertainment and food ? That was something else entirely but it was n't like she was going to abandon him or make Marshall do it all .
Question: Why would Robin take on so many things to do when it 's so taxing ?

Output: Because Robin felt the responsibility and duty to do it herself .


Input:
Context: Hartford sweet Hartford .... So I 'll start off with last night , I went to Chickies and Petes with my roommate / landlord . It kinda got started with us talking and me telling her that if she ever wants to meet people she 's got to get out of the house . Since I had no plans we agreed to head out somewhere together . Not sure where the idea of Chickies and Petes came from but we went there .
Question: Why does the speaker tell their landlord that the best way to meet people is to leave the house ?

Output: Because experience has shown them that this is the case and that leaving the house is a requirment.


Input:
Context: Hartford sweet Hartford .... So I 'll start off with last night , I went to Chickies and Petes with my roommate / landlord . It kinda got started with us talking and me telling her that if she ever wants to meet people she 's got to get out of the house . Since I had no plans we agreed to head out somewhere together . Not sure where the idea of Chickies and Petes came from but we went there .
Question: Why does the speaker tell their landlord that the best way to meet people is to leave the house ?

Output: They are trying to be friendly and offer the best advice they can think of to help the person out.


Input:
Context: Work absolutely sucked again today , but I did not freak out and have a panic attack this time . I just dealt with it , knowing there was nothing I could do about the fact that I did n't get my work done . This time it was due mostly to our photo tech calling out sick , so I was stuck running the photo dept . all day .
Question: Why may the narrator be experiencing a bad day ?

Output: The narrator had several colleagues duck out on working .


Input:
Context: Work absolutely sucked again today , but I did not freak out and have a panic attack this time . I just dealt with it , knowing there was nothing I could do about the fact that I did n't get my work done . This time it was due mostly to our photo tech calling out sick , so I was stuck running the photo dept . all day .
Question: Why may the narrator be experiencing a bad day ?

Output: The narrator had several key support staff call out on him .


Input:
Context: I was looking at Spore bundles . One comes with a liquid mouse pad . But , the last time I used a mousepad , I always had horrible wrist pain . It was some fancy thing filled gel in a " comforting " wrist rest or some stupid crap .
Question: What may happen if I purchase a new mouse - pad ?

Output: I will find one that does n't cause me discomfort while using it .


Input:
Context: the snake from the man 's stomach was quick in his retort .. " well you have no right to talk .. all that a person needs to do to kill you is pour hot oil or hot water on your ant hill and you 'll be dead in no time ! " The wife heard all this and silently went back to the vilage , she got oil , mustard and stuff needed for gruel . she came back home and fed her husband gruel and mustard .
Question: What did the husband end up having for dinner that night ?

Output: He ate gruel .


Input:
Context: the snake from the man 's stomach was quick in his retort .. " well you have no right to talk .. all that a person needs to do to kill you is pour hot oil or hot water on your ant hill and you 'll be dead in no time ! " The wife heard all this and silently went back to the vilage , she got oil , mustard and stuff needed for gruel . she came back home and fed her husband gruel and mustard .
Question: What did the husband end up having for dinner that night ?

Output: He ate mustard .


Input:
Context: Jake will be staying over tonight because there was that anti - hazing thing tonight . I ' m so glad that my frat . does n't have to go to that . Tomorrow I got my usual classes and all that jazz .
Question: What will the narrator likely do before tomorrow ?

Output: They will prepare for their classes .


Input:
Context: Jake will be staying over tonight because there was that anti - hazing thing tonight . I ' m so glad that my frat . does n't have to go to that . Tomorrow I got my usual classes and all that jazz .
Question: What will the narrator likely do before tomorrow ?

Output: They will study .


Input:
Context: How ironic when diaz was throwing this surprise birthday for her fiance , telling everyone to hide and when they see him shout surprise . But when he came back , he told her he wanted a break up and it was really a damn surprise for her . " Is that your wife ? God she 's effin hot .
Question: What may have happened after diaz broke up with their fiance ?

Output: The party was cancelled .


Input:
Context: Her words are rasped , her voice lost in pain and fear . " I feel like I should mourn , you know . " He nodded , yes , perhaps she should mourn , but mourn herself , because as surely as the other her lie dead by her own hand , this woman , this lovely creature had been murdered by his .
Question: What was the reason for her death ?

Output: She was murdered .


Input:
Context: All of us had minor tweaks to what we wore last year , becoming more authentic with each successive visit . We got there about fifteen minutes before the gates opened and got to watch the Welcome to the Faire show over the front gate . Soon after the gates opened , we were wandering through the streets of Bristol admiring the items in the shops and interesting sites at the Faire .
Question: What did they do after admiring the items in the shop ?

Output: They bought one of them.


Input:
Context: You 'll see , it will all go away . I love you Mary . " Many spouses and significant others have found living with a chronically depressed mate intolerable and have abandoned ship . My heart knew that Jim would never leave me for this reason although my joylessness and anxiety also affected him . " Do n't ever kill yourself babe , I could n't live without you in my life , " he 'd say .
Question: How might my suicide affect Jim ?

Output: My suicide will devastate Jim so much he might kill himself too .


Input:
Context: Good , good , good . Also , I owe you a garden post , but today is not the day for that . I thought the garden had failed me , but it turns out I just failed to plan .
Question: Why is the speaker reminding the subject that they owe them a garden post ?

Output: They strive to the right thing whenever they possibly can and are making note of this.


Input:
Context: I begged and I pleaded , I cried , I begged , I just told you I wanted a beginning , that the beginning did n't mean you had to get lawyers and start the process , you just had to say one word . I just ca n't help but feel that it 's you that is throwing around " I love you " yet throwing around I love you is so much easier then ending something you say you do n't love , you hate , you do n't want , why is it ? Why do n't you love me enough to start a beginning with me ?.
Question: What is the narrator trying to stop ?

Output: A potential divorce .


Input:
Context: I begged and I pleaded , I cried , I begged , I just told you I wanted a beginning , that the beginning did n't mean you had to get lawyers and start the process , you just had to say one word . I just ca n't help but feel that it 's you that is throwing around " I love you " yet throwing around I love you is so much easier then ending something you say you do n't love , you hate , you do n't want , why is it ? Why do n't you love me enough to start a beginning with me ?.
Question: What is the narrator trying to stop ?

Output: A separation .


Input:
Context: Ok , I had to go into the yarn store to buy 2 skeins of green O - Wool and a pair of 4.5 mm Addis to use for my Callie Cardi , because I was short at least a skein and my Addis were too short . The skein of Noro sock yarn just JUMPED IN TO MY HANDS , I swear . Honestly . I was minding my own business and it mugged me .
Question: Why did the writer say that the yarn jumped into their hands ?

Output: Because they wanted it very much and had to grab it .


Input:
Context: We sat with her until the ambulance came to take her in . I then stood down from my shift and went home to get a much needed 3 hours ' sleep . The course on Sunday was cracking - very valuable and while it did n't teach us everything about scenes of crime ( or as someone kept saying - signs of cream ) , it gave us a basic introduction to the concepts . Certainly useful when we come across cases where it 's too dangerous for a SOCO to get to the scene and we have to collect evidence on their behalf .
Question: What best describe 's the OP 's occupation ?

Output: Police officer.


Input:
Context: Phillip 's expression is so totally Kangin . Jae Ha is worried , but Phillip 's relaxed , and it 's cute when they 're considerate of each other . Drunk Eun Young and Jae Ha have a chat ! ! ! ! 1!Phillip talks through the doll to cheer Eun Young up . When I talked through a bear to harass my then - boyfriend , he picked the bear up and kept hiding it in the other room .
Question: What may happen if I hand Eun up ?

Output: He will be cheered up .


Input:
Context: My plan was to focus all of my energy into gaining work experience and developing a skill set that would enable me to get a job in sync with my education . Like a chode , I believed that if I put my head down , worked hard and earned my place in the world , women would see my value and line up to date me . After all , I rationalized , women only like guys with money , fame or good looks - and I sure as hell was n't famous or good looking ! I ' m telling you now : I WAS WRONG !.
Question: What might have happened that made me realize I was wrong about women ?

Output: i might have realized women were willing to date me even though I was broke .


Input:
Context: I wo n't be holding her hand , I wo n't be sitting with her while they figure out what bus she will ride , I wo n't be standing on the sidelines , crying , saying goodbye to our summer . Instead , I will pack her lunch , give her a smooch , tell her I love her and to have a great day at school then I will watch her walk out the door with her friend and wave as they gossip the whopping block to the shuttle bus . I will most definitely cry after she walks out the door . I already have .
Question: Why might I not walk her to the bus stop ?

Output: Because she is getting old enough to walk to the bus stop with her friends without my supervision .


Input:
Context: Jackie got online and saw Mckayla looking so sad on Nanny cam . She called to talked to Mckayla and she perked up a bit hearing Jackie 's voice . Jackie then decided to drive back and join us for dinnner . I fed Mckayla her favorite yogurt before we started eating ourselves , then gave her one of her spoons to play with .
Question: Why would McKayla perk up ?

Output: She had been alone all day .


Input:
Context: Jackie got online and saw Mckayla looking so sad on Nanny cam . She called to talked to Mckayla and she perked up a bit hearing Jackie 's voice . Jackie then decided to drive back and join us for dinnner . I fed Mckayla her favorite yogurt before we started eating ourselves , then gave her one of her spoons to play with .
Question: Why would McKayla perk up ?

Output: She had by herself all day .


Input:
Context: Or , in the case of TV on the Radio , they played to a rapt audience which included a gaggle of boner - popping A&R dudes , whose presence added a strangely compelling uneasiness to the band 's increasingly awesome presence . [ ... ] That is not to say some of the main - stagers were not up to snuff . Yeah Yeah Yeahs , Kanye West , and Massive Attack all performed predictably entertaining if not overwhelming sets . The exception to the headliner rule , and probably to anything said above , was Daft Punk 's mindblowing appearance .
Question: What may happen before Kanye West performs on stage ?

Output: Other bands may arrive to perform.


Input:
Context: There was a very inexpensive but delightfully starched and pressed tablecloth , some tiny plates with roses for Mom and Friends Back Home , but our Big Purchases boiled down to two : One was from a neat place called Genevieve 's , which is named after the owner 's grandmother , and is a metal trellis with FIVE fleur - de - lys that Doc found . I am now designing a flower box to go on our screened porch for year - round flowers that will climb their way up this trellis - once Doc builds the flowers box , of course . Neat .
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe my home.


Input:
Context: Today I decided the Civic no longer needs to be primer gray . I got this wild hair up my arce to go and start painting it . OH BOY ! Someone please , stop me , next time I get this wild hair !.
Question: What do n't I want to do the next time I get a wild hair up my arse ?

Output: I do n't want to paint another vehicle .


Input:
Context: Rock band ELBOW are planning to make an animated children 's film - because there is hardly any " decent music " around for youngsters . The Mercury award - winning band want to make a musical movie for kids to try and inspire them - and plan to make it as fun as possible . Frontman Guy Garvey says , " We initially thought it would be great to make music for children because the lads in the band have got kids and they were saying how little decent music there is for them . The more we thought about it , the more we liked the idea .
Question: Where are the lads likely from who have won the Mercury Award ?

Output: The guys in the band are from Great Britain .


Input:
Context: I had a really weird few days . Yesterday , I ate lunch , got some errands done ( including mailing something awesome to Martin ; I hope it gets there unsmooshed ) , and went to a cafe downtown to do some journalism reading . I ordered one of those flavored blended espresso drinks . I do n't know what was in that drink ( probably just caffeine and sugar , but still ) , but it hit me hard . I was SO INCREDIBLY EXCITED about everything I was reading in my journalism textbook , I had trouble focusing because I wanted to get up and dance around going " Squeeeeeeeeeeee ! ".
Question: What about the drink led the speaker to have such a strong reaction ?

Output: They had a low caffeine tolerance and were not accounting for this when they consumed the drink.


Input:
Context: I had a really weird few days . Yesterday , I ate lunch , got some errands done ( including mailing something awesome to Martin ; I hope it gets there unsmooshed ) , and went to a cafe downtown to do some journalism reading . I ordered one of those flavored blended espresso drinks . I do n't know what was in that drink ( probably just caffeine and sugar , but still ) , but it hit me hard . I was SO INCREDIBLY EXCITED about everything I was reading in my journalism textbook , I had trouble focusing because I wanted to get up and dance around going " Squeeeeeeeeeeee ! ".
Question: What about the drink led the speaker to have such a strong reaction ?

Output: They were n't used to consuming so much caffeine in such a short amount of time , and this is why.


Input:
Context: Somewhat minor , but it really bothered me . I was at the checkout lane at my local grocery store when my debit card got declined . Not insufficient funds , not incorrect PIN , just ... declined . With no explanation .
Question: What will they need to do next ?

Output: Call their bank.


Input:
Context: You rolled up your sleeves , the flesh there blue and brown and purple and yellow underneath faded ink . You closed your eyes , and you clenched a fist , and then you threw your arm against the blunt edge of the cabinet , again and again . You kept on going until the tears were rolling freely down your cheeks , until you were right at your pain barrier , pushing it and pushing it .
Question: Why might the person have been doing this ?

Output: They want to punish themselves.


Input:
Context: Hello , I am a new lawyer , married to a man in the military . We just moved to our permanent base and I have started my own law practice . I had decided that my areas of practice were going to be family law and criminal law .
Question: What may happen if I am still working on my degree at law school ?

Output: I may not have nailed down my fields of specialization .


Input:
Context: With one big gust whilst riding 60 mph you may not have any choice whether you were going to end up in the gravel or not . All told though I made it through without any falls . After the 3rd night camping I got to El Calafate and went to see the Glacier there . Well all I can say is that this Glacier was seriously impressive and well worth the entrance fee .
Question: What is the narrator 's view of Glacier National Park ?

Output: The narrator is truly in awe of the sights .


Input:
Context: I am coming to you live from the new Miner wireless network ( my siblings are welcome to send their thanks via email ) . I always like to get my parents up - to - date on the newest technology when I come to visit . The fact that it benefits you , my blog readers , is an added bonus . Now , this venture was n't totally selfish .
Question: What may be the reason for blogging from the wireless network ?

Output: To promote the new wireless network .


Input:
Context: Sunday came and went . The following weekends after holding off some activities for him to show resulted in a bunch of spare time with nothing to do because he blew me off . Then I started getting calls saying ' I did n't mean to blow you off . ' I found out the other night from a buddy who has his own Dr. Jeckyll / Mr .
Question: What may be the problem with the person who blew me off for the activities ?

Output: It is quite possible he is bi - polar which would explain the change in personality .


Input:
Context: It has nothing to do wit my trust for him , it 's that I understand that he is merely human . Even if he loves me to death , wants to marry me , or whatever , there can always be that 1 % chance that he gets caught up in the moment and cheats . However , I do n't mention this because this is a fear that will follow me no matter how mature I become or how well of a foundation our relationship has . That 's life , sadly enough .
Question: What does the narrator seem to fear in their relationship ?

Output: Cheating .


Input:
Context: It has nothing to do wit my trust for him , it 's that I understand that he is merely human . Even if he loves me to death , wants to marry me , or whatever , there can always be that 1 % chance that he gets caught up in the moment and cheats . However , I do n't mention this because this is a fear that will follow me no matter how mature I become or how well of a foundation our relationship has . That 's life , sadly enough .
Question: What does the narrator seem to fear in their relationship ?

Output: Infidelity .


Input:
Context: Did n't take a lot of pictures , study for my class , or script anything this past week . Still , I had a great time . Del took me around her little town and I bought a hat with matching sun glasses , Drove for hours with Drew while distracting him then telling him to watch the road , and sat behind my table being sweet and sour through the whole convention . Plus I was super happy Kitsune was able to make it to Otakon this year .
Question: What will happen when she returns to class next week .?

Output: Her grades will suffer from putting her academics off to the side for a time .


Input:
Context: Did n't take a lot of pictures , study for my class , or script anything this past week . Still , I had a great time . Del took me around her little town and I bought a hat with matching sun glasses , Drove for hours with Drew while distracting him then telling him to watch the road , and sat behind my table being sweet and sour through the whole convention . Plus I was super happy Kitsune was able to make it to Otakon this year .
Question: What will happen when she returns to class next week .?

Output: She will have to cram a weeks worth of exam preparation into a couple of days .


Input:
Context: This week is just the first week of classes for Southern New Hampshire , so at least the Lake Region classes for me and Kent classes for Ray are starting to settle . Ray has Aviation Day this weekend , though , and so is busy preparing for that . Amy and Warren came on Friday night and we got to spend the weekend hanging out with them . Since we had n't seen them since we both left ND , it was really great .
Question: What is Ray likely to be doing this weekend .?

Output: Ray will be flying planes .


Input:
Context: This week is just the first week of classes for Southern New Hampshire , so at least the Lake Region classes for me and Kent classes for Ray are starting to settle . Ray has Aviation Day this weekend , though , and so is busy preparing for that . Amy and Warren came on Friday night and we got to spend the weekend hanging out with them . Since we had n't seen them since we both left ND , it was really great .
Question: What is Ray likely to be doing this weekend .?

Output: Ray will be looking at planes .


Input:
Context: Did you ever have one of those days that is n't technically a bad day , yet it is . It 's not bad in that anyone I know died or was hurt . Yet it was bad because you where annoyed and stressed out the whole damn day . Well I had that day yesterday .
Question: Why does the narrator believe it was a bad day ?

Output: They are anxious .


Input:
Context: Did you ever have one of those days that is n't technically a bad day , yet it is . It 's not bad in that anyone I know died or was hurt . Yet it was bad because you where annoyed and stressed out the whole damn day . Well I had that day yesterday .
Question: Why does the narrator believe it was a bad day ?

Output: They are stressed .


Input:
Context: I was at the Car Pool getting Mrs. Astro 's car washed . I stood in front of the vending machine and decided I wanted a root beer . I reached for my wallet and started sifting through my receipts . I noticed I had two bills .
Question: Why was the person in front of a vending machine ?

Output: He noticed he was thirsty and wanted some root beer to quench his thirst .


Input:
Context: she was n't exactly voldemort , but she was my arch rival and we had to fight , and it was like godzilla versus king kong or something , in the city and we were huge and moving between buildings and knocking stuff around.now that i ' ve read all the books , this small void has engulfed me . i do n't want it to be over . it was like harry was alive in spirit , and was a symbol for lots of stuff , and now that the books are gone , it 's like , " wow ... what now ? ".
Question: Why might have the small void engulfed when I have read all the books ?

Output: Because finishing a series of books can leave us with a feeling of wanting more .


Input:
Context: Life still definitely feels like a vacation right now , and a weekend at the beach is n't helping that , but goddamn is it beautiful down here . In the 3 years since I was last at the beach house , they have installed air conditioning and rebuilt the rickety deck and staircase . Also in that interim all of my cousins and I turned 21 ( or are close enough ) , so that makes life a little more pleasant . After a Thursday of being turned down for a loan by the bank ( bitches ) and what will henceforth be known as the Great Dental Apocalypse , a Friday at the beach was really nice .
Question: What was the condition of the beach house 3 years ago ?

Output: The beach house needed some maintenance.


Input:
Context: Well ... I have an interview at TGI Fridays ! I ' m so excited - I ' ve always wanted to waitress again , it was the only job I was every really good at - and actually liked . I hope I get the job - we need the money and I want a job with people that I can hangout with . Dave & I would go to the bar and hang out with his co - workers on a weekend night , and now I 'll have my own friends Tommorow I have to call her to set up a time / date for the interview ... I want to make a statement and make her want to give me the job .
Question: What may be the reason why they liked waitressing so much ?

Output: Because of the tips .


Input:
Context: Here they are working madly on their machines . Here they are about to head off to " The Patchwork Angel " for some retail therapy but alas , the fearless leader " Gadget girl " is dragging the chain just trying to finish one more seam . A couple of the girls enjoyed massages and we celebrated Gerry 's birthday as well with a High Tea . We had a fabulous week and it is always sad to say goodbye .
Question: Why does the narrator seem so relaxed ?

Output: They just came back from vacation .


Input:
Context: Board : Traditional LetterboxesAuthor : MrOspitalI just received an email via LbNA about one of my boxes that has had 3 attempts . Each time I maintained it it was in place where the clues described . However due to the entrance fee ( $ 8 ) 3 times in 2 months , I had thought about retiring the box to a new location . This boxer however complimented by clues , box disguise , and carving !.
Question: Where might I have placed my letter box ?

Output: I might have placed my letter box in a place that requires an entrance fee .


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

Output: The narrator 's play had come to an end .


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

Output: The narrator 's show had closed .


Input:
Context: and when she calls and comes crawling back ( and oh will i make her crawl ) i ' m going to spit my disgrace and walk away . just turn and way . away from it all .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: To discuss my relationship.


Input:
Context: Back in santa cruz ... whoa , it 's so weird . I was going to go to a party with Dyami tonight , but Maria was n't back from work at the Hat Company and I was watching Josh so that did n't happen . It was fun to hang out with my bro though .
Question: Why did the narrator feel the night was salvaged ?

Output: They got to spend time instead with their brother .


Input:
Context: Back in santa cruz ... whoa , it 's so weird . I was going to go to a party with Dyami tonight , but Maria was n't back from work at the Hat Company and I was watching Josh so that did n't happen . It was fun to hang out with my bro though .
Question: Why did the narrator feel the night was salvaged ?

Output: They got to spend time instead with their family member .


Input:
Context: For a while now , Leigh and I have been talking about starting a chapter in our area for the JDRF ( Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation ) . Diabetes runs in both of our families . My Grandmother and 2 aunts on my dads side have it as well as my Grandfather on my moms side . All are insulin dependent .
Question: What may happen to me or Leigh in the future ?

Output: We may get the same condition .


Input:
Context: Coldplay concert last night ! Andrea and me were in the outskirts of MA around 7ish , when the heavy traffic started , thanks to construction sites and 15.000 people wanting to see the band . Around 20 to 8 we finally found someplace to park the car and walk to the SAP arena quickly .
Question: What will likely happen after the concert ?

Output: Traffic will still be an issue because of the construction sites .


Input:
Context: I do n't know what the hell that s supposed to mean , but I felt really at ease with her in my arms , and vice versa . After I left I felt pretty down , but knew I had a crazy night ahead of me . I picked up Blake from the house , and then Chris and Chrystal from their house and headed to Sahara 's for a night out . Patrick was there with his lady Nina and her friend .
Question: Why did the writer feel at ease with the girl in his arms ?

Output: Because he 's very comfortable with this person .


Input:
Context: I was just outside sanding my desk when my upstairs neighbor came hopping down the stairs . He said " I gotcha somethin' ! " He got me an owl ! He said he works at Barnes and Noble and he gets a discount .
Question: What gift would have been more common for the neighbor to have given to the narrator based on the neighbors job ?

Output: A book with owls in it perhaps one like Harry Potter .


Input:
Context: Well hello there , We , husband Brad ( OU Sigma Chi ) and I live in Tulsa and do enjoy it . We share our midtown home with our two yellow labs Zoe and Stella ( yep Stella ! ) . Or better yet they share our home with us . Like many of you , they are like our children , completely adorable and spoiled .
Question: What is true of Zoey ?

Output: Zoey is a dog.


Input:
Context: Well hello there , We , husband Brad ( OU Sigma Chi ) and I live in Tulsa and do enjoy it . We share our midtown home with our two yellow labs Zoe and Stella ( yep Stella ! ) . Or better yet they share our home with us . Like many of you , they are like our children , completely adorable and spoiled .
Question: What is true of Zoey ?

Output: Zoey is spoiled.


Input:
Context: Tonight I had yet another reality check on how fragile and precious life is . I was getting off my subway stop at Astoria Blvd . and as I am walking on the bridge over the intersection I suddenly hear what sounded like a very loud crack . I shift my attention below me to one car skidding across the intersection and then catch the other car finishing its second flip in the air .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They had a reality check about their life .


Input:
Context: Tonight I had yet another reality check on how fragile and precious life is . I was getting off my subway stop at Astoria Blvd . and as I am walking on the bridge over the intersection I suddenly hear what sounded like a very loud crack . I shift my attention below me to one car skidding across the intersection and then catch the other car finishing its second flip in the air .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They had witnessed a deadly car crash .


Input:
Context: So that 's kind of self - explanatory . Then all of the boys in my life at the moment were acting really weirdly toward me all at once and I did n't know how to deal with it so I wanted to rip my hair out . Like , they all decided they wanted to get with me and I was just kind of like " um , whaaaat ? " because it 's always a little unsettling when everyone is after me at once .
Question: What may be the reason why all of the boys suddenly want her ?

Output: Because she has developed .


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Context: Typical , flavorless , waxy coating on a by then day old donut . I did eat it right up , though , and washed it down with the decaf . I was driving while I did all this , so it was n't even mindful . Now it 's midnight , I ' m off to bed with a sinking feeling this will be the third 3 am in a row I experience wide awake .
Question: What condition might the person be suffering from ?

Output: Insomnia.


Input:
Context: They do n't seem all that hard either , just tedious . Spent the intervening 4 hours between classes hanging out outside the cafeteria . In the process I heard no less than three totally amazing accents . lol I also met a bunch of random people while getting lost on campus .
Question: What does not seem hard , just tedious ?

Output: College classes.


Input:
Context: They do n't seem all that hard either , just tedious . Spent the intervening 4 hours between classes hanging out outside the cafeteria . In the process I heard no less than three totally amazing accents . lol I also met a bunch of random people while getting lost on campus .
Question: What does not seem hard , just tedious ?

Output: School work in college.


Input:
Context: Maybe it is just warped , but for some reason I was reminded of Tiny Tim , as I remember it in the late 60s and early 70s . I am not sure if he made the talk show and comedy circuit back then because he was funny or just bizarre -- or for that matter who cares . But , he was a fixture .
Question: What may be some qualities that Tiny Tim has ?

Output: He 's hilarious .


Input:
Context: Maybe it is just warped , but for some reason I was reminded of Tiny Tim , as I remember it in the late 60s and early 70s . I am not sure if he made the talk show and comedy circuit back then because he was funny or just bizarre -- or for that matter who cares . But , he was a fixture .
Question: What may be some qualities that Tiny Tim has ?

Output: The guy is odd .


Input:
Context: I want to shake every last one of them until their teeth rattle and tell them that their LIVES are way more precious than anything and that they have NO BUSINESS staying behind . Nevertheless , some of them are my neighbors and they have our cell phone numbers and we ' ve gotten an eyewitness report about the condition of our home . I love them dearly for this ... .even though I am still teetering on the brink of rattling some teeth . I have a house .
Question: What may be the reason for them being so worried about their house ?

Output: The reason is because of a major storm , like a hurricane .


Input:
Context: He appeared at five to nine . Obviously we lost the bus . So we decide to catch the train . But after being three quartes of an hour late , the driver does n't have the basic decency to take us to Liverpool Street station , where the train departs from .
Question: Where might the person be traveling ?

Output: They are in England .


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Context: " Listen ma'am , witnesses say you had a seizure , you obviously lost consciousness for a time and when we showed up you were disoriented . You need to come with us to the hospital . " Cynthia sighed . " Have you ever heard of me ?.
Question: Why is Cynthia being interrogated by the person in the narrative ?

Output: Cynthia had a medical episode .


Input:
Context: " Listen ma'am , witnesses say you had a seizure , you obviously lost consciousness for a time and when we showed up you were disoriented . You need to come with us to the hospital . " Cynthia sighed . " Have you ever heard of me ?.
Question: Why is Cynthia being interrogated by the person in the narrative ?

Output: Cynthia had a scary fall and possible seizure .


Input:
Context: I plan on doing some more work next weekend , by which time I 'll have regained my strength . It really is the most satisfying work ; I used to do chores like this all the time growing up , when I had a huge backyard and vegetable garden . Some of the neighbors would let me trim their trees when I asked , and I 'd climb around in them with a hatchet and a hand saw , cutting off the branches that were growing too close to windows and power lines . I 'd rake leaves and pull weeds for dollars .
Question: What will happen after they are done cleaning the garden and trimming trees ?

Output: Their yard will stay nice and look great .


Input:
Context: I plan on doing some more work next weekend , by which time I 'll have regained my strength . It really is the most satisfying work ; I used to do chores like this all the time growing up , when I had a huge backyard and vegetable garden . Some of the neighbors would let me trim their trees when I asked , and I 'd climb around in them with a hatchet and a hand saw , cutting off the branches that were growing too close to windows and power lines . I 'd rake leaves and pull weeds for dollars .
Question: What will happen after they are done cleaning the garden and trimming trees ?

Output: They will love the time they spent outside and plant more .


Input:
Context: What a crazy weekend ! Last night some powerful thunderstorms moved through right before church and knocked the power out in half the building . ( I do n't know how it went out in half the building .
Question: What will happen to the church after the crazy weather storms ?

Output: The church will be repaired .


Input:
Context: He bought the boat in 2001 for almost $ 46,000.00 without a trailer . We bought the trailer for it in December 2007 . This trailer is worth $ 6,500.00 .
Question: What would the subject do once the sale is complete ?

Output: They would hook the two items up .


Input:
Context: Well , I ' m starting out my 101 in 1001 with a bang ! I bought material last night for the two baby blankets ! Granted , it was like $ 35 for the material , but the fleece is so soft .
Question: What will the narrator do next after leaving the store ?

Output: The narrator will make the blanket .


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Context: Visiting hours at the hospital will be over shortly , so there is n't much point in going down to see Jon at the moment , but Spencer was assured , when he phoned , that he was doing well and he and Brendon are welcome to visit on Monday . For now though , they just need to see that their house is still in one piece . They 're walking home and , shockingly enough , it 's raining ; but as they reach their front door , who should be waiting there but Greta ?.
Question: What may happen after seeing Greta ?

Output: I hug her .


Input:
Context: So I took 9 tests and 3 placed me as a Gryph , 3 placed me in Ravenclaw , and 3 clearly marked me as a Hufflepuff . Hmmmmm ... Whiled I 'd like to be one of the first two , I secretly think I ' m a Hufflepuff . You all know me well . Do you think I ' m right?What gets interesting is I did a wand selector test- 3 times . Each time the results were the same .
Question: What may be the reason they took the same test 9 times ?

Output: Because they wanted to make sure they got accurate results .


Input:
Context: Now , for your viewing pleasure , and in a shameless instance of self promotion and of tooting my own horn , I present to you Bootlegged : The Untold Story of the 21st Amendment . If the video does n't work , click here . Now , this of course should not be taken seriously , or seen as anything more than an attempt at historical fiction . But I do find it interesting to think back on the eras of the past , and think about those Mormons who viewed their faith , and even defined their orthodoxy , in ways very different than we do now .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They are proud of the video they made.


Input:
Context: Now , for your viewing pleasure , and in a shameless instance of self promotion and of tooting my own horn , I present to you Bootlegged : The Untold Story of the 21st Amendment . If the video does n't work , click here . Now , this of course should not be taken seriously , or seen as anything more than an attempt at historical fiction . But I do find it interesting to think back on the eras of the past , and think about those Mormons who viewed their faith , and even defined their orthodoxy , in ways very different than we do now .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They enjoy learning about history.


Input:
Context: The first bag was made with a Japanese print and you can see it here and here . Shopping : This weekend , DH and I went to stART on the Street in Worcester . My friend Karen from Simply June had a booth there .
Question: What may happen next in the speaker 's story ?

Output: They will explain who their friend is and what they sell .


Input:
Context: She pays more for that ; I receive the same ; my boss makes a bigger profit , since he 's not even paying a receptionist or anything . Unjust consequences of capitalism ! I was planning on just trying the class for a couple of weeks and having her cancel it , but ... it turns out she likes me ! Yay !.
Question: What type of political ideology does the narrator have ?

Output: They are liberal .


Input:
Context: She pays more for that ; I receive the same ; my boss makes a bigger profit , since he 's not even paying a receptionist or anything . Unjust consequences of capitalism ! I was planning on just trying the class for a couple of weeks and having her cancel it , but ... it turns out she likes me ! Yay !.
Question: What type of political ideology does the narrator have ?

Output: They are progressive .


Input:
Context: He asks her her name and then after a short silence he asks if it 's awkward . Well , if you come up out of nowhere randomly and not say much it will get awkward . Stephen takes off .
Question: What may be the reason for Stephen talking off ?

Output: The tone of voice she used .


Input:
Context: How do I love ? Let me count the ways . I love thee to depth and breadth and height , my soul can reach when feeling out of sight . I love thee to the level of every day 's , most quiet need by sun and candle light .
Question: What caused the person say all of this ?

Output: To express love.


Input:
Context: Most online pharmacies offer overnight delivery , and your prescriptions are delivered in plain packages that will not reveal to anyone that there is a product inside that deals with any highly sensitive conditions you may have . All reputable online pharmacies have secure sites that are SSL certified so that any credit card or bank information you enter is kept completely safe from hackers or phishers . They are licensed pharmacists who get the same FDA approved drugs that your neighborhood pharmacy gets . All you have to do is access one of these web sites online , order your prescription drugs with a credit card and the order will usually arrive the very next day at your front door via a courier service like UPS or FEDEX .
Question: What may be the plausible reason for my narration ?

Output: I am explaining the safety of ordering from a pharmacy online .


Input:
Context: Most online pharmacies offer overnight delivery , and your prescriptions are delivered in plain packages that will not reveal to anyone that there is a product inside that deals with any highly sensitive conditions you may have . All reputable online pharmacies have secure sites that are SSL certified so that any credit card or bank information you enter is kept completely safe from hackers or phishers . They are licensed pharmacists who get the same FDA approved drugs that your neighborhood pharmacy gets . All you have to do is access one of these web sites online , order your prescription drugs with a credit card and the order will usually arrive the very next day at your front door via a courier service like UPS or FEDEX .
Question: What may be the plausible reason for my narration ?

Output: I am reassuring that it is safe to order from a pharmacy online .


Input:
Context: I talked and hung out with Gabe mostly , we get on so well . Then we met up with a bunch more people . Today I went to the beach with Olivia and Brooke after my appt . and jumped off the rocks , got yelled at by this " anorexic rich bitch who s angry cause she s so hungry . sandwich ?.
Question: What type of insult is the narrator hurling ?

Output: A personal insult about someone 's eating habits .


Input:
Context: I talked and hung out with Gabe mostly , we get on so well . Then we met up with a bunch more people . Today I went to the beach with Olivia and Brooke after my appt . and jumped off the rocks , got yelled at by this " anorexic rich bitch who s angry cause she s so hungry . sandwich ?.
Question: What type of insult is the narrator hurling ?

Output: A personal insult about someone 's weight .


Input:
Context: She would do it sometimes when I opened the fridge door or whenever she heard the sound of a bag being crumpled ( thinking she was about to get hay or lettuce ! ) . Now I open the fridge door and automatically I am waiting to hear her , but I do n't hear a thing . Except like just tonight , I heard her .
Question: What may be the reason for hearing their pet when they open the fridge door ?

Output: Their pet is hungry .


Input:
Context: I broke it off romantically with Richard a month ago in a calm but fragmented sentence I ca n't recall verbatim . He took it strongly , but it was washed with a type of relief he was too generous to vocalize . I could sense his growing coldness for some time . He wanted to love me .
Question: What is probably true ?

Output: Richard wanted the narrator to end the relationship.


Input:
Context: He was brushing his teeth and went to the toilet , before heading out again , probably into Dougie 's bedroom , where he got rid of most of his clothing and fell on the bed and would doze off immediately . When Dougie walked into his bedroom , with his towel wrapped around his waist , he noticed he was wrong . His boyfriend sat calmly on his bed , the television turned on . He looked up from the television and smiled at the younger boy .
Question: Why was the tv on ?

Output: He liked watching tv while waiting for his boyfriend .


Input:
Context: He was brushing his teeth and went to the toilet , before heading out again , probably into Dougie 's bedroom , where he got rid of most of his clothing and fell on the bed and would doze off immediately . When Dougie walked into his bedroom , with his towel wrapped around his waist , he noticed he was wrong . His boyfriend sat calmly on his bed , the television turned on . He looked up from the television and smiled at the younger boy .
Question: Why was the tv on ?

Output: He was bored while waiting for his boyfriend .


Input:
Context: My brother went slow and he was praying ' Please please do nt stall please please ' . The car in front of us was a similar car and I could n't see their tyres . So this means that my car 's tyres was swimming in the water .
Question: What caused your cars tires to be submerged in the water ?

Output: There had been flooding and the roads were logged with water which we were driving through.


Input:
Context: From what Gerard had told him there was an SUV that magically appeared in front of them in the intersection and they slammed head first into the side . Gerard 's car was totaled ; the other vehicle was partially damaged . Gerard had a bloody nose and a few scrapes and Mikey had escaped with his life and that was about it . Gerard was hesitant about it at first , going slow and dancing around the topics of injuries , of Mikey and why exactly he 'd been sleeping and hooked up to several wires and tubes .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about Gerard ?

Output: He got injured.


Input:
Context: From what Gerard had told him there was an SUV that magically appeared in front of them in the intersection and they slammed head first into the side . Gerard 's car was totaled ; the other vehicle was partially damaged . Gerard had a bloody nose and a few scrapes and Mikey had escaped with his life and that was about it . Gerard was hesitant about it at first , going slow and dancing around the topics of injuries , of Mikey and why exactly he 'd been sleeping and hooked up to several wires and tubes .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about Gerard ?

Output: He was involved in an accident.


Input:
Context: The mere sight of her blew him away . It did n't take long for Chuck to be head over heels for the blonde agent , and ever since that kiss ... he could never stop thinking about her . Something was there when he 'd kissed her .
Question: What may Chuck do after this introduction ?

Output: Chuck will ask her out .


Input:
Context: The mere sight of her blew him away . It did n't take long for Chuck to be head over heels for the blonde agent , and ever since that kiss ... he could never stop thinking about her . Something was there when he 'd kissed her .
Question: What may Chuck do after this introduction ?

Output: Chuck will take the blonde agent out .


Input:
Context: Sasquatch 08 was amazing . Saturday began early with a trip to Top Pot and a long drive with great music . The weather was fantastic on the way up and stayed that way for several hours into the day , lightly raining in late afternoon a bit and picking up as we headed back to the campsite . Beirut started our day off wonderfully . Having heard a couple tracks here and there , I knew I could expect some orchestral pop with a deep voice singing at the front . They were a pleasant surprise -- the music was seriously gorgeous . Then , pizza !.
Question: Why did the narrator seem to enjoy Sasquatch so much ?

Output: The bands were great .


Input:
Context: Gold Hill Stout - I do n't have many notes on this one . The stout poured a dark brown and had a nose of coffee and chocolate . The reason why I liked it is it went down smooth and did n't have as much of a burnt coffee taste that in my opinion most stouts have .
Question: What may be the reason for them not having many notes on Gold Hill Stout ?

Output: The establishment was good but nothing happened to cause excitement .


Input:
Context: This is just my account of things . My feelings . I got fed up of being his option so I tried to end it a few times but he always said he did n't want to me and I was in too deep to stick to my guns . Just before Christmas he decided to end it which I was sad about but I accepted . A couple of weeks later he got back in touch saying that he missed me too much and loved me and wanted to be with me .
Question: What is the context in which things have ended ?

Output: A relationship.


Input:
Context: But we are thankful that the fluid is becoming less of a problem and that she remains off of oxygen . All is well for now and improving . As long as the spleen keeps shrinking and the chemotherapy takes care of the luekemia we shall praise the Lord .
Question: What had the doctor diagnosed her with ?

Output: The doctor had diagnosed her with cancer .


Input:
Context: She was also doing great with some swimming / kicking practice in the pools with mommy . Bad news - while Melissa tanned and Kenny got some pink spots and a little bit of burn , I managed to get really severe burns on my shoulder , stomach , and lower back . Ow .
Question: why did he get severe burns ?

Output: he did n't wear sunscreen.


Input:
Context: Lol I so wished my terrace grows that kind of balloons . 1 of my favourite photo . SLEEPING BEAUTY 'S CASTLE - entrance to fantasyland . My niece , Charis , was asked to be the conductor of .....
Question: Where might I have been when I was at Sleeping Beauty 's Castle ?

Output: I was with my family at Disneyland .


Input:
Context: I shrugged again and looked down at my lap . There was more shuffling across from me then I saw two long fingered , tan hand rest themselves on my knees . " I ' m really sorry about that Chester , I did n't mean it honestly . In fact , you 're well , " he stopped and cleared his throat , " you 're pretty hot you know ? " This statement made me stare at him in surprise , and there was silence for awhile .
Question: What may happen after the man puts his hands on my knees ?

Output: I will feel shock and move his hands away .


Input:
Context: Another favorite item in my purse is my tissue holder . With our allergies , tissues are always in my purse . There are many patterns floating around the internet to make tissue holders . I can not even remember where " my " pattern originated because I have been making these for so long .
Question: Why does the narrator take so many health precautions ?

Output: They are fighting allergies .


Input:
Context: Another favorite item in my purse is my tissue holder . With our allergies , tissues are always in my purse . There are many patterns floating around the internet to make tissue holders . I can not even remember where " my " pattern originated because I have been making these for so long .
Question: Why does the narrator take so many health precautions ?

Output: They are fighting seasonal allergies .


Input:
Context: I had a lucid dream last night . I ' ve never had one before , but a few years ago , I tried to train myself to . Last night 's dream came as a total surprise because I have n't thought about the idea of controlling my own dreams in a long time . I will say that I ' ve had a pretty active dream cycle lately .
Question: How might I feeling about the dreams I 've been having lately ?

Output: I am very excited because I 've always wanted to dream more but have n't been thinking about it for a while .


Input:
Context: So basically the lecture was on when to know if the guy is a nutcase or not . It was definately interesting to hear the pastors talk about it . Although I was n't at the church when any of these things had been happening , it was neat to hear what the therapist said versus what the pastors said . I think the bottom line was to establish church leadership roles among " pastor of the day " leadership structures and finding time to actually listen to the person 's problem .
Question: What may have happened if the events did not happen ?

Output: The church would not have had that discussion .


Input:
Context: So about the puppy ... I would have posted more yesterday , but I also got a fantastically horrible stomach virus yesterday , and it was just making me completely useless when I made that post . Anyways no one care about my sick tummy , you all just want to hear about the puppy . It 's ok I understand . She is an 8 week old black lab / shephard mix . She has a little bit of that choclate coloring to her in the sunlight , and she has a white streak going down her chest . We went to Operation Kindness , which is a local no kill shelter about 5 minutes from us , with the intention of looking to consider adopting , and well , she suckered me in .
Question: Why did I get a puppy ?

Output: Because I wanted a companion .


Input:
Context: apparently , i get around .... i am a math hussy ! i stayed and chatted with some of the professors after the talk . it was quite enjoyable . Also , Dr. Rice asked me to accompany her to a dinner with the author of a book about female astronauts .
Question: Why was the person at the talk with professors ?

Output: The professor of the student invited the person to the talk while in class .


Input:
Context: I am kind of new to the whole internet thing . I have emailed and Googled and stuff like that , but I had never had a webcam or done any real chatting until recently when I got a new computer . So I am learning the ropes and having fun experimenting .
Question: Is the person very tech savvy ?

Output: They are unfamiliar with technology.


Input:
Context: So she gave me her promo sketchbook with a little Pyro sketch in the back : ) nadav , I did n't see Tom Grummet . Mind you , as I said , artists are difficult to find this weekend . But I do n't think he 's there . I 'll still keep an eye out tomorrow . Ca n't find DC Comics Presents : Flash # 1 anywhere .
Question: Where did the narrator spend their weekend ?

Output: They spent their weekend at a comic book convention .


Input:
Context: I am sitting here in my house in PJ 's sick as a dog . I had so many plans . I was going to swing by Nessa 's party before going over to Rob 's party where I would have met up with my husband .
Question: What would have happened had the narrator not gotten sick ?

Output: They would have met up with their husband.


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: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They give them - self time to wake .


Input:
Context: If you have n't seen Wall - E , you should . It 's a wonderful film - the kind of thing Pixar does so very well . After the movie I headed back into town to have dinner at the Laughing Moon Cafe ( formerly Sufficient Grounds ) . There were n't many people there , not too surprising on a Tuesday night , but the food was good , if a bit pricey .
Question: Where did we watched the Wall - E movie ?

Output: At the cinema .


Input:
Context: With those " people search " type sites you can find lots of people and if you wanted to pay a fee , you can find out all kinds of information . But I was just looking for what city this person lives in and then I could look up her address in a phone book . Much to my surprise , she was listed but with 6 last names ! Come to find out , she has been married nearly that many times .
Question: Why would the woman have so many names ?

Output: She has had many divorces .


Input:
Context: and she said that tim will be more of a mainstream person and less cutured , but that he is very bright , and that I am very important in his life and he needs me because he is not gon na get everything he needs from his parents . and then she had me do a reading on her , which was a little wierd and I was n't expecting . she kept asking all the questions about this guy .
Question: Why is the female asking the narrator so many questions ?

Output: She wants to know about a new mate .


Input:
Context: So , yeah , I ' m obviously I ' m an idiot , although being unemployed is giving me lots and lots of time to pack . It is not , however , giving me lots and lots of money to buy new furniture . And dammit , I want new furniture . I saw the best dining table and chairs on sale for $ 389 , marked down 300 bucks , that I ' m actually considering committing a crime to acquire .
Question: What is the reason being unemployed is n't giving money to buy things ?

Output: When you are unemployed you get no money but still have to live .


Input:
Context: Ok I watched a movie in my anthropology class called " In who 's honor " It was pretty much about Native Americans being used as sports mascots and after watching it I feel horrible I seriously ca n't remember feeling this shook up and angry about something . The worst thing is two years ago it had never even occurred to me how wrong it is to have Indians as mascots . I saw how ignorant those people were who were supporting their school 's " symbol " and I just kept thinking how I had been ignorant too and it makes me want to cry .
Question: What is the narrator likely to do after this event ?

Output: Protest Native American mascots.


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

Output: They are fan of the Eagles .


Input:
Context: I could n't do any work because I was constantly watching the ticket page refresh , terrified that I would miss something . So , I just sat , no music , nothing , and waited , staring at that stupid screen . My eyes felt like someone was stabbing shards of glass into them or something .
Question: Why was I so terrified ?

Output: I was terrified I might not get the seat I want.


Input:
Context: Ask anyone that knows anything about that line , even NB store clerks , and they 'll willingly tell you NB screwed up a great shoe . It simply was worse in many ways . And so I migrated to the pricey NB 1222 and then the 1223 ... while there was significant comfort , it was anything but comfortable paying for a pair ... and so I began looking around again . Good ol' discount shoe warehouses ... I found one delightfully comfortable ( in fit and price ) in the NB 645 , which is a nice wide - base shoe that fit the bill .
Question: What may be the reason why I found the NB 645 ?

Output: The NB 1222 and the 1223 were worse shoes.


Input:
Context: Ask anyone that knows anything about that line , even NB store clerks , and they 'll willingly tell you NB screwed up a great shoe . It simply was worse in many ways . And so I migrated to the pricey NB 1222 and then the 1223 ... while there was significant comfort , it was anything but comfortable paying for a pair ... and so I began looking around again . Good ol' discount shoe warehouses ... I found one delightfully comfortable ( in fit and price ) in the NB 645 , which is a nice wide - base shoe that fit the bill .
Question: What may be the reason why I found the NB 645 ?

Output: The NB line became pricey and worse in many ways.


Input:
Context: Benjamin felt like screaming and yet he could n't draw breath . Why had that idiot of a hangman 's apprentice locked him up with the man he just had betrayed ? To add to his anguish ? No - one in his right mind would lock up two suspects together !.
Question: What might happen when the two men are left alone in the cell ?

Output: The man will beat up Benjamin .


Input:
Context: Benjamin felt like screaming and yet he could n't draw breath . Why had that idiot of a hangman 's apprentice locked him up with the man he just had betrayed ? To add to his anguish ? No - one in his right mind would lock up two suspects together !.
Question: What might happen when the two men are left alone in the cell ?

Output: The man will yell at Benjamin .


Input:
Context: " Can you point him out ma'am ? " said T - shirt . " Yes he was in a gray sweater , there see him ? He has the camera on his lap ... " T - shirt guy went to confiscate the camera .
Question: What job does " T - shirt guy " have ?

Output: He is a security guard.


Input:
Context: So , in a follow up post to my previous NYC recap , I ' ve decided to post about all of the wonderful food that J and I ate while in NYC . While I did n't take pictures of some of it ( the kebab and corn dog we ate at the street fair and our horrid breakfast our day of departure ) I did take pictures of our food we ate when actually sitting down . Without further adieu : Mid - Afternoon Snack , Day 1 : Dave & Buster 's My chocolate , chocolate chip cake . Seriously , so good ... it had chocolate cake with chocolate ganache filling and chocolate chips embedded in the frosting on top .
Question: What did the narrator do after visiting NYC ?

Output: The narrator made a scrapbook of pictures of NYC .


Input:
Context: So , in a follow up post to my previous NYC recap , I ' ve decided to post about all of the wonderful food that J and I ate while in NYC . While I did n't take pictures of some of it ( the kebab and corn dog we ate at the street fair and our horrid breakfast our day of departure ) I did take pictures of our food we ate when actually sitting down . Without further adieu : Mid - Afternoon Snack , Day 1 : Dave & Buster 's My chocolate , chocolate chip cake . Seriously , so good ... it had chocolate cake with chocolate ganache filling and chocolate chips embedded in the frosting on top .
Question: What did the narrator do after visiting NYC ?

Output: The narrator posted on Facebook pictures of NYC .


Input:
Context: During the colonial era there came into existence a number of organizations , which represented varying degrees of resistance to colonial rule . These organizations , I hope to show , lacked any identifiable independence ideology . For the most part it was members of an educated elite class , who had been fostered by the colonial economic development , that sought reforms to the administration of Taiwan , attempted to gain equality for Taiwanese in the colony , advocated the preservation and promotion of the unique Taiwanese - Chinese cultural heritage , and tried to obtain political representation at the national level as well as local autonomy .
Question: What type of class is the narrator likely giving a speech in ?

Output: They are talking about Foreign Affairs .


Input:
Context: During the colonial era there came into existence a number of organizations , which represented varying degrees of resistance to colonial rule . These organizations , I hope to show , lacked any identifiable independence ideology . For the most part it was members of an educated elite class , who had been fostered by the colonial economic development , that sought reforms to the administration of Taiwan , attempted to gain equality for Taiwanese in the colony , advocated the preservation and promotion of the unique Taiwanese - Chinese cultural heritage , and tried to obtain political representation at the national level as well as local autonomy .
Question: What type of class is the narrator likely giving a speech in ?

Output: They are talking about World History .


Input:
Context: It was and is likely the embodiment of everything I want is a " ME " day . A " ME " day is generally easy to accomplish . The only required ingredient is a 24 hr period of nothing to do . I turn up my music , grab a random ( or almost random ) book / series of the shelf , prepare with snacks .
Question: What would someone do a on a " Me " day .?

Output: Watch TV .


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Context: In the dark we crept around and fortified a perimeter , and waited , and I got to know the people around me . Except for the menace approaching , it was a nice place to live . Then it somehow switched and I was dealing with K and her grandpa and her seeming transformation into a demon child . She did n't listen , she wreaked havoc , and my voice died .
Question: Was this a comforting experience , all things considered ?

Output: No , I confronted a demon child and felt quite unsettled.


Input:
Context: In the dark we crept around and fortified a perimeter , and waited , and I got to know the people around me . Except for the menace approaching , it was a nice place to live . Then it somehow switched and I was dealing with K and her grandpa and her seeming transformation into a demon child . She did n't listen , she wreaked havoc , and my voice died .
Question: Was this a comforting experience , all things considered ?

Output: No , as a whole the experience was horrifying.


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Context: Of course , I chose to dutifully ignore their warnings , and the symptoms , and trudge on . Along the way , I spotted these furry flowers . I am not sure what they are except for pretty . My determination paid off when I got to the end of the trail and the top of the mountain and was rewarded with this view : Today I am not that sore , although whenever I do get up a new part of my body complains ever so faintly . I do have a sunburn , and I have been chugging water all day .
Question: Why may she have been sore ?

Output: From climbing the mountain .


Input:
Context: jai is coming home :) he has been in sydney for a week buying a car , he is driving it back today . he has been calling me periodically and i have been tracking his progress on google maps . it 's very exciting .
Question: What will happen if the car breaks down ?

Output: Jai will call travel assistance to find out what to do .


Input:
Context: Things have still been going pretty good here . We have been really busy with work and my sister 's soccer games . Derek got to meet the new baby Paxton on Thursday and he thinks he just as precious as I do .
Question: Why is Derek on cloud nine at the moment ?

Output: Got to meet a new child .


Input:
Context: Things have still been going pretty good here . We have been really busy with work and my sister 's soccer games . Derek got to meet the new baby Paxton on Thursday and he thinks he just as precious as I do .
Question: Why is Derek on cloud nine at the moment ?

Output: Got to meet a sweet little boy .


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Context: The one detour from this set program was when I discussed with one parent whether I should call the ambulance ... See I had the parent list thier allergies when they dropped them off an I KNEW she had a peanut allergy and I walked her through the food last night that she should avoid . I did not moitor her eating because she saidshe had it and she had been ding this for a while now .
Question: What might I do for a living ?

Output: I might be a daycare worker .


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Context: For his birthday I bought a hat with a trout on the side and put " Cast , Reel , Repeat " on the front . His name is on the back in case anyone tries to steal it but I doubt they will . He said he wants a hat with a naked chic on it so Candice and I conspired to put either " Naked chic " on a hat or a naked chicken .
Question: What would be the reason you 'd put a naked chicken on a hat ?

Output: He wants a naked " chick " ( or girl / woman ) and a chicken is also a sort of " chick " and would be humorous and funny .


Input:
Context: For his birthday I bought a hat with a trout on the side and put " Cast , Reel , Repeat " on the front . His name is on the back in case anyone tries to steal it but I doubt they will . He said he wants a hat with a naked chic on it so Candice and I conspired to put either " Naked chic " on a hat or a naked chicken .
Question: What would be the reason you 'd put a naked chicken on a hat ?

Output: The Chicken would be a funny thing to have on a hat .. and it WOULD be a sort of " chick " .


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Context: My girlfriend , Jamie 's 23rd birthday is next week and I ' m still clueless on what to get for her . She has however been hinting to me for a while now , on how much she adores that black Gucci handbag . Unfortunately , knowing my financial constraints , I would definitely be unable to afford it unless of course , I take out a huge chunk of my savings .
Question: What may be the reason for not getting the bag ?

Output: They ca n't afford it .


Input:
Context: My girlfriend , Jamie 's 23rd birthday is next week and I ' m still clueless on what to get for her . She has however been hinting to me for a while now , on how much she adores that black Gucci handbag . Unfortunately , knowing my financial constraints , I would definitely be unable to afford it unless of course , I take out a huge chunk of my savings .
Question: What may be the reason for not getting the bag ?

Output: They do n't want to deplete their savings .


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Context: So we moved Madalyn 's bed in and got the piano and the freezer out ! The wall color is Benjamin Moore 's Manchester Tan . It is a very nice neutral color . It looks a little more yellow in these photos but if you are wanting to stage your home with a nice neutral , this one is it !.
Question: Why did the narrator choose the paint that they did ?

Output: They wanted something bland .


Input:
Context: So we moved Madalyn 's bed in and got the piano and the freezer out ! The wall color is Benjamin Moore 's Manchester Tan . It is a very nice neutral color . It looks a little more yellow in these photos but if you are wanting to stage your home with a nice neutral , this one is it !.
Question: Why did the narrator choose the paint that they did ?

Output: They wanted something non - offensive .


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Context: I gave her my cell incase she wanted to call and talk to me about it or whatever . Thankfully my two A 's in College 101 and Mass Communications cancels out my F 's in Algebra and possibly English making for a perfect 2.0 GPA . So even if she turns me down , I ' m not leaving . But I am off to study for my college 101 and mass communications finals just to make sure . If those two dip below an A , I ' m in big big trouble .
Question: What did he give her ?

Output: His phone number .


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Context: Nope , not yet . I have n't seen much yet . It 's possible we 'll learn more in the Chamber of the Aspects raid zone coming in World of Warcraft gold Wrath . It 's been revealed that a Black Dragon is the boss inside there , though we do n't know the details surrounding it yet .
Question: What environment might this game be played in ?

Output: It might be played in an online environment.


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Context: We called every kennel in the metropolitan area to find that they were a ) booked solid or b ) charged quadruple our regular rate . No way were we taking our carsick - prone pooch with us . Thank goodness for our fabulous friends T. & T. who agreed to dog sit . We owe them a lifetime supply of adult beverages . Then , our neighbor stole our car .
Question: Why are they charging much more than before ?

Output: Supply is much smaller than demand now .


Input:
Context: We called every kennel in the metropolitan area to find that they were a ) booked solid or b ) charged quadruple our regular rate . No way were we taking our carsick - prone pooch with us . Thank goodness for our fabulous friends T. & T. who agreed to dog sit . We owe them a lifetime supply of adult beverages . Then , our neighbor stole our car .
Question: Why are they charging much more than before ?

Output: They are taking advantage of increased demand .


Input:
Context: " Bolivar Pennisula has been destroyed . " I received emails from two of the students we took to Bolivar while at the SGA conference in Houston last spring . Both of them said things like , " That 's where we were!. ".
Question: What is the narrator 's vocation ?

Output: They are a teacher .


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Context: Whether or not it does , I laughed ( and winced ) many times in recognition . Jack 's friend Murray -- who aspires to do with Elvis what Gladney did for Hitler -- is a particularly well - drawn character , with a lovely habit of delivering entire paragraphs of semi - deconstructionist thought as he wanders through the supermarket . Those of you who know and love my junior year of college roommate -- who 's well on her way to becoming a professor these days -- will definitely see a resemblance . Still , I ' m not so far away from those days that I did n't enjoy the romp tremendously .
Question: What may be the romp I so tremendously enjoyed ?

Output: I was reading a story written by someone I knew , whose characters were based on people I know .


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Context: We got out " pleasure craft " insurance documents last week from Allianz c / o Douglas Insurance Services in Belfast c / o Tom Leonard . Cover starts from 11th May 2006 for one year . I do n't usually read through the small print in such things , but this caught my eye : We are not covered for " ... any weapon or device employing atomic or nuclear fission and/or fusion ... " I guess I 'd better jettison them on top of the many flying boats at the bottom of the Lower Lough !.
Question: Why did my eyes catch what it caught ?

Output: It was important information that I needed to read .


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Context: Then last night ( sunday ) i was out at Green Pastures . I ' ve wanted to go since it opened just to see what it was like . I must say that the worship was amazing , the singing was incredible , you could really feel the Spirit of God in that place .
Question: How can you feel the spirit of God ?

Output: You feel prayerful and worshipful because of the beauty of the place and the awesomeness of god .


Input:
Context: I went to the gym today where I finally found what appeared to be a clean individual . We talked , I tried to listen , their breath smelled of mouthwash . They continued to talk , I stopped listening .
Question: Why would the narrator choose to talk to that specific person ?

Output: That person was clean .


Input:
Context: I went to the gym today where I finally found what appeared to be a clean individual . We talked , I tried to listen , their breath smelled of mouthwash . They continued to talk , I stopped listening .
Question: Why would the narrator choose to talk to that specific person ?

Output: That person was hygenic .


Input:
Context: And the " parents do n't know what 's going on , " she said . Nearly half of those preteens or " tweens " who responded said they had been in a dating relationship . The survey considers tweens to be between 11 and 14 years of age .
Question: What may be the reason of the post ?

Output: To talk about kids dating.


Input:
Context: He could take no chances ; either of them were capable of having him hunted down and disposed of if they suspected betrayal . Standing in Dino 's office , small , filled with personal touches , he was very aware that any moment he spent with these two men was a trial in and of itself . " My lords , " he said , very quietly , bending his head in respect . Without another word he undid the belt which held his four swords and placed them all very carefully on the floor in front of Dino 's office , before stepping back a few paces .
Question: Why is the man showing so much deference to the two ?

Output: He fears they may attack him .


Input:
Context: Kelly & I spent five hours today cleaning her room . I could n't believe how much stuff we found laying around and smashed into every nook and cranny . By the time we finished , we had filled an entire trash bag of " garbage " and five grocery bags of donations .
Question: Why does Kelly feel so accomplished ?

Output: Kelly has a clean pad .


Input:
Context: Kelly & I spent five hours today cleaning her room . I could n't believe how much stuff we found laying around and smashed into every nook and cranny . By the time we finished , we had filled an entire trash bag of " garbage " and five grocery bags of donations .
Question: Why does Kelly feel so accomplished ?

Output: Kelly has a clean room .


Input:
Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Buneos Aires , ArgentinaI flew into Buenos Aires not really knowing what to expect from South America . I had been told to expect food poisoning and that I 'd probably get robbed at some point . I had booked a hostel before I flew out from London but unfortunately there was a mix up at the hostel and I ended up having to lug my pack around the unfamiliar streets and ended up staying at another hostel called Hostel Urbano .
Question: What will happen after the narrator arrives at the hostel ?

Output: The narrator will be looking for some rest after traveling .


Input:
Context: The bar was not too crowded , so the jukebox was playing a lot of awesome oldies music , from Dave Brubeck to James Brown . This immediately put me in a good mood . I hung out and talked with my friends Ross and Mark for a bit , just talking and commenting on the music .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are catching up with their friends .


Input:
Context: The bar was not too crowded , so the jukebox was playing a lot of awesome oldies music , from Dave Brubeck to James Brown . This immediately put me in a good mood . I hung out and talked with my friends Ross and Mark for a bit , just talking and commenting on the music .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are hanging out with their friends at a bar .


Input:
Context: Free face painting ideas online that could make you a whole new dimension to your face painting , transforming your face paintings for amateur to pro and they re so easy to . And foremost , inform parents that there will be face painting clowns are easy - white face with red cheeks and nose , blue plete resource for s party ideas including . Fecal face - serving the san francisco art scene since painters of the th century with the " invention " of painting it s easy to criticise , but making art is never as easy as .
Question: Why might someone want to hire a face painter ?

Output: A children 's birthday party.


Input:
Context: His brown - eyed brown girlfriend , Cheyenne , however ran right up to me right away and was ok with getting pets . But as soon as I pet Cheyenne , Bandit started to get jealous , and came over and put his nose against her . ' This is MY girlfriend ' he seemed to be saying to me --He is a very difficult horse , and he knows it .
Question: What kind of animal is Bandit ?

Output: A dog.


Input:
Context: I got married on August 16th and there was no question that my beebs had to be a part of the photos . I knew they would n't be able to be in the room but I got some great shots and I ' m so happy with how they came out . I ' m probably going to frame them for the bird room . Blue loves the feel of nail polish on his tongue . I giggle uncontrollably every time I look at this picture . It 's like I ' m his Mommy and he 's all grown up and smiling .
Question: What will you do once the pictures are framed and on display ?

Output: I will look at the pictures whenever I walk past them and feel joy and happiness.


Input:
Context: I made it through about ten pages today , which is an improvement . I think I really can get back to my reading now , and the only obstacle is that I have n't been reading for so long now . I 'll be finishing Anna Karenina , but then I have an obligation to Have a Nice Day . And I can throw in some Virginia Woolf from time to time .
Question: Why is the person having a hard time reading books ?

Output: This person has gotten out of the habit of reading books everyday .


Input:
Context: From one daughther 's exploits to another 's . In her latest dispatch from Africa , Christelle Randall brings the first part of her wildlife escapade to an end with a moving tale of parting : participants in the project , naturally , but also a cheetah and one or more of her cubs . And for those poor American colleagues at my newspaper in Abu Dhabi for whom my formal ban of trivial use of the word " awesome " has been so painful to bear , this ought to be a most heartwarming posting .... The second part of my South African wildlife expedition is over .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They were involved with a project in South Africa .


Input:
Context: Because conservatives reject moral relativism it 's easier for them to see the world as a range of " bad things " to " good things . " So while they might hate Ted Kennedy for everything he stands for , he 's no Hitler . He 's not even a Michael Moore .
Question: Why is the narrator discussing philosophy ?

Output: The narrator is trying to tie philosophy with government .


Input:
Context: Because conservatives reject moral relativism it 's easier for them to see the world as a range of " bad things " to " good things . " So while they might hate Ted Kennedy for everything he stands for , he 's no Hitler . He 's not even a Michael Moore .
Question: Why is the narrator discussing philosophy ?

Output: The narrator is trying to tie philosophy with politics .


Input:
Context: She was n't supposed to feel like this with someone she loved . She was n't supposed to be afraid . Her wrists would be sore and her thighs would get bruised . He had left marks all over her , his signature in discolored skin .
Question: What adjective would best describe the relationship ?

Output: Abusive.


Input:
Context: The awesome thing about dining Ethiopian - style in a group is that you all eat from the same plate ! No one uses utensils - you just scoop up the food by tearing off little pieces of injera , a spongy , pancake - like flatbread made from teff flour , and dipping . And the best part was all of our food was vegan , even though no one else at our table of 6 was even vegetarian !.
Question: What type of food is the narrator and group eating ?

Output: They are eating East African .


Input:
Context: The awesome thing about dining Ethiopian - style in a group is that you all eat from the same plate ! No one uses utensils - you just scoop up the food by tearing off little pieces of injera , a spongy , pancake - like flatbread made from teff flour , and dipping . And the best part was all of our food was vegan , even though no one else at our table of 6 was even vegetarian !.
Question: What type of food is the narrator and group eating ?

Output: They are eating Ethiopian .


Input:
Context: Whew - would you believe this is the first chance I ' ve had to sit down all day ? ! Okay , well , I did try to sit down two other times to write here - but then it was off here , and off there ! Okay , so let me recap what I ' ve been up to craftwise the last few days ! First , the Watercolor Afghan made a little less progress than I 'd hoped over the weekend , but Hannah and I are still nipping away at it bit by bit !.
Question: Why may it be that both Hannah and I are working on the Afghan ?

Output: It is a very large Afghan .


Input:
Context: but i just do n't know how to explain to people how i feel , you knoww ? anyways the fight we just had really makes me want to go behind her back and start talking to my dad . but i have no idea whether i should stay loyal to someone who constantly shows how unhappy they are with me ; or someone who i never know what they 'll say or think ; but are willing to try to get to know me .
Question: Why would the narrator need to go to their dad ?

Output: They are looking for advice .


Input:
Context: but i just do n't know how to explain to people how i feel , you knoww ? anyways the fight we just had really makes me want to go behind her back and start talking to my dad . but i have no idea whether i should stay loyal to someone who constantly shows how unhappy they are with me ; or someone who i never know what they 'll say or think ; but are willing to try to get to know me .
Question: Why would the narrator need to go to their dad ?

Output: They want advice .


Input:
Context: The tattoo artist was a NOLAphile and was really excited to do it . He was n't adam , but he DID do a good job and I ' m really glad I have it . Who ever would have seen me as the tattooed woman , eh ?.
Question: Where is the tattoo artist from ?

Output: New Orleans.


Input:
Context: or that i might be like other low self worth people who sleep with people who they are n't attracted to , but knowing that the other party finds them attractive , makes them feel good about themselves , so they keep on sleeping with people they are nt attracted to . i do nt think i have low self worth , i just ca nt seem to meet anyone that i ' m physically attracted to . the last time i was physically attracted to someone was when i was in lust with this disgusting man who was twice my age . that was like 3 or 4 years ago .
Question: how might the person feel after this ?

Output: Disgusted with themselves.


Input:
Context: I had to verify in a couple of places to make sure the maid had n't just reset my clock while I was out . Saturday was kind of a blur , to be honest . I had an autographing session that was n't a complete failure , but I was sitting next to Stephen Baxter , who had a non - stop line and people having to get in line over and over again because of the three - item limit . It did n't help that only one dealer in the dealers ' room had my books at all , and they sold out on the first day .
Question: Why did people have to get in the line over again ?

Output: Because there was a three item limit and more than one person signing books and the people wanted more than one item .


Input:
Context: Ah well . I promise not to let this blog turn into ' Pet 's Corner ' . I have never been impulsive about animals because I have a big sense of responsibility about them , but just lately I have been more and more irresistibly drawn to the idea of a kitten .
Question: What will the writer most likely do after this discussion ?

Output: They will adopt a kitten from a shelter .


Input:
Context: Ah well . I promise not to let this blog turn into ' Pet 's Corner ' . I have never been impulsive about animals because I have a big sense of responsibility about them , but just lately I have been more and more irresistibly drawn to the idea of a kitten .
Question: What will the writer most likely do after this discussion ?

Output: They will get a free kitten from a friend .


Input:
Context: After eating we played some fun games . The first was a word scramble that had to do with babies / baby items / things for mom . I did absolutely horrible at it because I was running on little sleep .
Question: What is the reason we were playing fun games ?

Output: We were at a baby shower .


Input:
Context: On rare occasions in the past , I have crossed the electronic line ; from a friendship made via the Web , to a bridge crossing from the virtual world into the world of the " real . " This weekend , I ventured out of the Web to meet the young woman behind her virtual personage . It all began about a month and a half ago , when ... On June 21th , Mrs. Dada and I attended an outdoor event sponsored by the El Paso Museum of Art .
Question: What happened on June 12th ?

Output: He met a virtual friend at a physical occasion .


Input:
Context: I had gotten my oil changed earlier in the day , and when I walked out of the door after my shift at the newspaper I saw that my right rear tire was flat . This is not the first time I ' ve had a flat tire soon after an oil change ; I think I may call the oil change place Monday and complain . Anyway , it was nearly 5 p.m. on a Saturday .
Question: What do you think the author will do now that he noticed another flat tire after an oil change ?

Output: Call the place that he got the work done and mention that this has happened before and see if they will change the tire for him .


Input:
Context: Two of my children have field trips to a pumpkin farm coming up . Inspired by this , I took a break from sock knitting and pulled out some orange and green yarn . I made up the pattern as I knit . As a result these are all too small for my children .
Question: What may be the reason for the knitting being too small ?

Output: They did not take their children 's measurements before knitting .


Input:
Context: Two of my children have field trips to a pumpkin farm coming up . Inspired by this , I took a break from sock knitting and pulled out some orange and green yarn . I made up the pattern as I knit . As a result these are all too small for my children .
Question: What may be the reason for the knitting being too small ?

Output: They did not use a proper pattern .


Input:
Context: My last couple of posts have been a lot about my private life , some of them a bit dark and gloomy , and others unclear and boring . Well know I ' m going to write about something else than me this time , more in the line of why I started this blogg . So today 's topic will be those small things in your day that makes you smile or laugh . Some days ago , I noticed a sign on the tram that said : " Audience must give stop signal themselves . " ( trans .
Question: What is one reason that the writer created the blog ?

Output: The writer is lonely and hoping for someone to read their writings .


Input:
Context: And I look forward to having even leaner legs and a tighter butt as I continue my practice . I know this daily challenge has jumpstarted my progress . I ' m further along in my practice than I would have been if I 'd come back to the yoga after such a long break and only attended 3 to 4 times a week this past 6 weeks .
Question: What exercises might be employed to finesse the mentioned muscles ?

Output: Elevated Dynamic Hip Thrust.


Input:
Context: And I look forward to having even leaner legs and a tighter butt as I continue my practice . I know this daily challenge has jumpstarted my progress . I ' m further along in my practice than I would have been if I 'd come back to the yoga after such a long break and only attended 3 to 4 times a week this past 6 weeks .
Question: What exercises might be employed to finesse the mentioned muscles ?

Output: Jogging.


Input:
Context: We met with Leslie , our financial coach , this past week . So far , we have done fairly well . There was a couple of setbacks earlier on in this contest , but we have rebounded ok ( knock on wood here ) . We have a set plan for the next 2 months of this and we feel pretty good about all that has taken place .
Question: What may happen during our meeting with Leslie ?

Output: We come up with a two month financial plan .


Input:
Context: We met with Leslie , our financial coach , this past week . So far , we have done fairly well . There was a couple of setbacks earlier on in this contest , but we have rebounded ok ( knock on wood here ) . We have a set plan for the next 2 months of this and we feel pretty good about all that has taken place .
Question: What may happen during our meeting with Leslie ?

Output: We feel good about the plan we come up with .


Input:
Context: Sad . They brought back the Evil Dead musical to Toronto , which I ' ve been dying to go to when they last came . Could n't find anyone to go with . They said they did n't plan on doing anything else in the near future so I did n't bother checking the website .
Question: why was I dying to go to the Evil Dead musical ?

Output: It is my favorite film.


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

Output: Virginia Ironside might comment on their blog.


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

Output: She wanted to distance herself from the narrator .


Input:
Context: Dear Diary : Today I had many things to do . Since I woke up I knew that today will be a day to be running and that I will not have time to do anything . I came to school , my boyfriend went to pick me up because I did not wanted to bring my car because it was kind of raining and it always rains afterwards so I decided not to bring it . We got in time but we almost did not make it becuase of the trafic .
Question: Why did the narrator not make it in time ?

Output: The traffic was too heavy .


Input:
Context: My statement was calculated to 1 ) assert that I would not put up with any bureaucratic asininity , and 2 ) give the clerk a chance to sympathize , to groan with me over the stupid little rules she is made to enforce . After all , I was n't criticizing her at all ; it 's an idiotic rule that an in - state ID does n't count as proof of residency , and her colleagues in another office were lax in not documenting the proof of residency I had had to show them to get the ID in the first place . Cutting red tape is an art . She did n't take the out .
Question: What may have been your reason for calculating your statement ?

Output: I wanted to find a middle ground with the worker .