Input:
Context: HATE brunch . Also , the people who " go have brunch " are usually the same types who drink bottled water even though they live in MANHATTAN , WHICH HAS THE BEST TAP WATER IN THE COUNTRY FOR GOD 'S SAKE . And they get all twitchty if they have to get into a crowded subway with a homeless person . Mind , this is n't all of them , and I ' m being a perfectly insufferable little thing , because I really hate brunch a lot . OK .
Question: Why does the narrator think drinking bottled water is silly ?

Output: The local tap water is great .


Input:
Context: HATE brunch . Also , the people who " go have brunch " are usually the same types who drink bottled water even though they live in MANHATTAN , WHICH HAS THE BEST TAP WATER IN THE COUNTRY FOR GOD 'S SAKE . And they get all twitchty if they have to get into a crowded subway with a homeless person . Mind , this is n't all of them , and I ' m being a perfectly insufferable little thing , because I really hate brunch a lot . OK .
Question: Why does the narrator think drinking bottled water is silly ?

Output: The tap water is high quality .


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Context: Okay so next to my apartment / house is an abandoned building that was a store / house , i live downtown so its all very crummy , and since we moved in , my family and i , we chould not for the life of us figure out if the building was abandond . There was a birdbath out back and some cheap plastic patio furniture and a weird scarecrow decoration hanging off the wall , weird . There were also air conditioners in the window as well , so we assumed there were people living in the building and maybe , since it was late fall when we moved in , it was too cold to do yard work .
Question: Why was the building abandoned ?

Output: It fell out of repair .


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Context: When I engaged that agency at Franklin , it brought me back to my short stint at GCI where I replaced a guy who ultimately became my client . As a client , he became a total tyrant and had much glee with abusing his position of power . I made a commitment to myself never to go down that path at Franklin .
Question: How do I feel about my client .?

Output: I feel that he is a tyrant and a bully .


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Context: Low and behold , the members of the Hikari clan never ate as much as normal people so it was okay to bring roses , or flowers . He was about the age of eight at the time ; he did n't remember a thing about his mother , and all of his previous memories were locked away , because of krad ; never to be remembered again by the young genius . He remembered a doctor had said he was suffering from a severe case of amnesia ; he remembered who he was , but not of his previous life , or family . The only other thing he remembered was walking up with blood on his hands , and smeared all over his night clothes , but where he awoke was a different question .
Question: What did he do when he saw what was on his hand ?

Output: His eye dilated and he was fearful of the blood .


Input:
Context: " Of course you can Trick . I got through with plenty of space to spare and even if its a tight squeeze , I can help pull you through . " " What if your not strong enough ?.
Question: What May happen If i am not strong enough?

Output: I might fail at getting him into the space.


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Context: My mum is making her annual trip to Taiwan which means that we are left to our own devises in regard to food . Usually my mum is the one who does the cooking so ... since my mum is away , I ' ve been dabbing my hand at cooking ( and to be honest ... I do n't have much success . ) The thing is , my mum is the type of person who rather do something herself if the person who want to help her ca n't do it that well .
Question: What may be the reason why they do n't cook well ?

Output: Because their mother does n't let them .


Input:
Context: Trust me , it was one tough process choosing just one . But you ca n't exactly justify spending this much on SEVERAL bangles . I loved the chain clasp much more but for this red leather they only had this clasp .
Question: Why was it a tough process choosing just one ?

Output: Because the writer wanted several of them .


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Context: It 's not that great , but we were all sick of it so we decided it was fine . I went into town this afternoon and hung out with Jonn a little bit and bought the second season of Dexter on DVD . It came with a ' forensics bag ' or something too .
Question: Before I bought the second season of Dexter on DVD , who was sick of it ?

Output: We all were sick of it .


Input:
Context: It 's not that great , but we were all sick of it so we decided it was fine . I went into town this afternoon and hung out with Jonn a little bit and bought the second season of Dexter on DVD . It came with a ' forensics bag ' or something too .
Question: Before I bought the second season of Dexter on DVD , who was sick of it ?

Output: We were all sick of it .


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Context: BHD has been neglected for so long it 's almost embarrassing and it 's not as if I actively pursue freelance design work anymore . If something falls into my lap , sure , I 'll probably do it if the project interests me and the price is right , but for the most part I ' m done with that . When it comes to web design , anything more than tweaking a Wordpress theme just does n't appeal to me at all , and I ' m just not plugged in enough to pick up the print or identity work that I enjoy more . Assuming my weight continues to come down and I get to the point where I ' m in relatively better shape , it 's highly possible that I might start soliciting wedding photography work .
Question: What might be the reason for them straying away from web designing ?

Output: They are getting bored with the work .


Input:
Context: How do I explain to my child that her beloved pet and best friend has died ? I awoke early in the morning to get my eldest son up and ready for school . He usually gets up before my other kids since he rides the bus and it gets to the bus stop very early . I did n't notice my daughters ' dog had gone outside when my son and I left for the bus stop .
Question: What may happen after my eldest son woke up ?

Output: He rode the school bus to go to school .


Input:
Context: How do I explain to my child that her beloved pet and best friend has died ? I awoke early in the morning to get my eldest son up and ready for school . He usually gets up before my other kids since he rides the bus and it gets to the bus stop very early . I did n't notice my daughters ' dog had gone outside when my son and I left for the bus stop .
Question: What may happen after my eldest son woke up ?

Output: I let the other kids sleep some more .


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Context: I need to call a Vet to see if my dog Ruby has a bladder infection because she 's been peeing on the floor , even on my bed but the mattress cover helped a lot but the sides on the corner had to be cleaned , gave me a good reason to put everything in the washer and air out my room . I hate being anger at her , she has these huge eyes that look all watery and innocent . She looks so guilty when she does something wrong and gives that ( Puss in boots from the Shrek movies ) wide eyed look , than I feel guilty for getting anger . I know she does n't mean things but shit happens and even dogs that are house trained have accidents sometimes .
Question: What may be the reason why they got so angry at their dog ?

Output: They had to clean up after them .


Input:
Context: we just arrived from the train station . I have soooo much to say and soo many pics to upload but right now I ' m sooo exhausted ! We took the night train from Milano to Paris , it took 9hours .
Question: What may happen after they reach Paris ?

Output: They will get a place to stay .


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Context: So , because of the recent notice I turned in , I ' ve been more vigilant on behalf of work -- lies of course , I ' ve always been vigilant , I just do n't regret it as much . Today 's Insomnia , however , was brought by the letters C - A - T - S and their sponsored lobbying group food . I do n't know if I ' ve mentioned it or not , but our cats are on a diet .
Question: What will I do to help fix the insomnia ?

Output: I will close the door so the cats ca n't get in .


Input:
Context: So , because of the recent notice I turned in , I ' ve been more vigilant on behalf of work -- lies of course , I ' ve always been vigilant , I just do n't regret it as much . Today 's Insomnia , however , was brought by the letters C - A - T - S and their sponsored lobbying group food . I do n't know if I ' ve mentioned it or not , but our cats are on a diet .
Question: What will I do to help fix the insomnia ?

Output: I will feed the cats closer to bed time .


Input:
Context: When we decided to cancel our cable TV and disconnect our local service several years ago , we had a variety of reasons . Many of the shows were inane or offensive ( not to mention the advertisements ) . We realized that the TV was on most of the time , even if it was not actively being watched . We understood the negative effects of too much exposure to TV on young children .
Question: What is the narrator likely to do for relaxation ?

Output: Read a book .


Input:
Context: When we decided to cancel our cable TV and disconnect our local service several years ago , we had a variety of reasons . Many of the shows were inane or offensive ( not to mention the advertisements ) . We realized that the TV was on most of the time , even if it was not actively being watched . We understood the negative effects of too much exposure to TV on young children .
Question: What is the narrator likely to do for relaxation ?

Output: Talk to family .


Input:
Context: and what she 's doing next ... all that stuff . nice to catch up news with her .... she was thinking of staying back in kuching for a while . before deciding what to do next .
Question: What may be the reason she returned ?

Output: To visit people in her hometown .


Input:
Context: I have a size 6 pink pair of Abercrombie jeans ! I ' m amazed I can even fit into them but I can ! and I also got a size 10 pair of Donatos jeans which are blue with tan trim down the legs and man they are SO TIGHT but I can still wear them but go figure the difference in sizes and brands . I usually take a 7 or a 9 in pants anyways .
Question: What is the interesting and notable point about various sized clothing at different stores ?

Output: One brands ' 8 might be another brand 's 10 when they are the same .


Input:
Context: I have a size 6 pink pair of Abercrombie jeans ! I ' m amazed I can even fit into them but I can ! and I also got a size 10 pair of Donatos jeans which are blue with tan trim down the legs and man they are SO TIGHT but I can still wear them but go figure the difference in sizes and brands . I usually take a 7 or a 9 in pants anyways .
Question: What is the interesting and notable point about various sized clothing at different stores ?

Output: The sizes vary among retailers .


Input:
Context: It 's easier for me to work on screen in single spacing . It 's easier for her to mark up on paper double spaced . So the edits proceed apace . I 'll continue working on it later , right now I just ate and need a rest , came up out of it to take a needed pain pill and realize that I did get a lot done . The results are cumulatively a vast improvement !.
Question: What is the narrator trying to make the process easier ?

Output: A word document .


Input:
Context: I asked . She continued with a tremor in her voice , " After weeks of this , people became fed up and needed a scapegoat . Myself being a Wood Elf , ' prove to thievery ' the people said , they blamed it on me . Andil saw me walking around one night but I was not stealing ! I was trying to catch the thieves in the act and end their looting of Vos .
Question: What is meant by " scapegoat "?

Output: It means accusing the low person in the group .


Input:
Context: This weekend , my friend Brittany is getting married , and she asked me to be the photographer for her wedding . While I am thrilled because this was my chosen career path , that I figured would never happen , and now I get a shot , I am freaked that I am going to screw something up . What do I know about weddings and photographing them ? I ' ve been to three within the last 5 years , and 4 total ... I really do n't know what to do .
Question: Was he an experienced photographer ?

Output: He had never had a job like this before.


Input:
Context: They want to homeschool and have a strong desire to have thier children with them in church ! We had lunch with them and shared how our family has been blessed through family integration . Brock has started flying and his schedule has been great thus far .
Question: What does Brock likely do for a living .?

Output: He 's a Pilot .


Input:
Context: A timely help came from a girl named Mrinalini , who said she was also in the magazine committee . Well , I did n't find her name in the committee list . I got really nice help from her in getting the articles .
Question: Why was the narrator surprised to not see Mrinalini in the committee list ?

Output: She had been so helpful .


Input:
Context: A timely help came from a girl named Mrinalini , who said she was also in the magazine committee . Well , I did n't find her name in the committee list . I got really nice help from her in getting the articles .
Question: Why was the narrator surprised to not see Mrinalini in the committee list ?

Output: She had been so kind .


Input:
Context: I worked on figuring out the controls to get to that , but none of them worked . I wanted to tell the guy at the front desk , but none of the buttons on the phone worked . I got dressed , and went to the front desk to explain it , and the guy who would handle that had just stepped out for an unknown length of time . I tried some more , and finally packed things up , put a room key in my pocket , and came back home .
Question: Why may the narrator be so upset at the man at the front desk ?

Output: The narrator feels that the lodging is poorly built .


Input:
Context: Sam and Ryan were left in the dust and Sam started wailing . JoLynn Washington , the principal , stood in front of the school , greeting students : " Hello , Alice ! Hi Kate ! " And then JoLynn hollered , " Is that Sam I hear crying ? ".
Question: what might be different if Sam was n't left in the dust ?

Output: The principal would n't hear them crying.


Input:
Context: Sam and Ryan were left in the dust and Sam started wailing . JoLynn Washington , the principal , stood in front of the school , greeting students : " Hello , Alice ! Hi Kate ! " And then JoLynn hollered , " Is that Sam I hear crying ? ".
Question: what might be different if Sam was n't left in the dust ?

Output: They would n't be wailing.


Input:
Context: I mean , that 's a story - book , man,"MSNBC is already carrying water for him and said that this type of un - PCness is ' refreshing ' . Right , and at the same time if a McCain commercial features photos of Obama and white women it 's somehow racist . Gotcha .
Question: What viewpoints would the OP agree with most ?

Output: CNN is fake news.


Input:
Context: I packed a big apple because I knew I 'd want something in the AM , but did n't expect not to get home much later from the time I woke up . The bf and I decided to do some shopping at Dick 's , which put things back . When I finally got home at 1:00 I made breakfast .
Question: What may be your reason for packing an apple into your breakfast ?

Output: I needed a snack .


Input:
Context: All right , y ' all , I need some advice . My best friend just transferred to my university . We went to high school together , and then the first semester of college together ( at UT - SA ) , and then while I finished my year at UTSA and then transferred to UT for my sophomore year , she got her associate 's at one of the local community colleges and transferred to UT for our junior year . She has absolutely freaked out . She 's an only child with pretty overprotective parents , so the homesickness is n't really a shock . However , she feels she ca n't be left alone for too long , and with pretty good reason -- she starts crying .
Question: What state does the narrator live in ?

Output: They live in Texas .


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Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Victoria , British Columbia , CanadaNot much new to report . Mike barely made it home from work yesterday as the work truck was having transmission problems and was also stalling all the time . It goes in to the shop today ( Thursday).Mike and I went fishing on Durrance Lake last night . Beautiful night , warm .
Question: Why did the work truck have transmission problems ?

Output: The truck had transmission problems because it was overused after traveleing across Victoria , British Columbia .


Input:
Context: Did n't you ? I wish it had been . I never had liked it because it sounds so queer but that 's neither here nor there . Why do you look at me that way ? Like I ' m a tempest ?.
Question: Is this person a bigot ?

Output: They are homophobic , so odds are they are .


Input:
Context: It was nothing big but I just get overly happy when I meet someone who is also left - handed . It 's not like I take excessive pride over it . It 's as nice as meeting someone who has the same interest .
Question: How do you feel after you meet someone who 's left - handed ?

Output: I feel very joyous as it 's great to meet someone like me .


Input:
Context: For the first time in ages , I had Friday night free . I dropped the young man off in the city for a stag party , and then returned home to enjoy my evening in the garden and then later in the house when the thunderstorm arrived . Saturday the young man went back to the stag do ( it was an all weekend thing but he 'd opted to just stay over Saturday night ) and my sister came round . We walked up to the local retail park and wandered around the shops .
Question: Was Friday a busy work night ?

Output: I was off on Friday .


Input:
Context: Last night I dreamed I was on a train . I got off at my stop ( or so I thought ) only to realise as the doors were shutting behind me that I was in the wrong place . " Bollocks , " I thought . Still , I was only one stop away , so I thought I would just walk the rest of the way . However , I soon got totally lost , and then had to face the decision of carrying on walking , or walking all the way back the way I came again , and waiting for a train .
Question: What was the reason for the narrator getting lost ?

Output: It was a dream and they were disoriented .


Input:
Context: Last night I dreamed I was on a train . I got off at my stop ( or so I thought ) only to realise as the doors were shutting behind me that I was in the wrong place . " Bollocks , " I thought . Still , I was only one stop away , so I thought I would just walk the rest of the way . However , I soon got totally lost , and then had to face the decision of carrying on walking , or walking all the way back the way I came again , and waiting for a train .
Question: What was the reason for the narrator getting lost ?

Output: It was a dream state .


Input:
Context: The chicks that hatched in the incubator have all survived and are now three months old . We gave half to a friend and out of the eight we kept six are roosters and only two are hens . We 'll probably keep the hens as layers but the roosters of course will be for the pot in roughly another months time . That 's four months from hatching to table in comparison to about six weeks for most commercially grown chicken .
Question: What may happen to the roosters ?

Output: They will be eaten .


Input:
Context: A week later , he told me I had a thyroglossal cyst . " We wo n't know if it 's benign or not until we take it out , " he said . I asked him if surgery would change my voice . Would I still be able to sing ?.
Question: Why did the writer believe that the surgery may affect their voice ?

Output: Because the surgery would be near the throat .


Input:
Context: This seems to be his trademark and I for one can appreciate it because it shows that the inter - doctrinal battles are in the truest sense Beside the Point . This comforts me greatly as I ' ve been exposed to some Hyper - Calvinists lately and it rocked my boat . I imagine the guy , if pressed say on any matter of controversy would begin something like " When one understands this within the framework of ... " and you can picture the questioner 's brow furrowing as he is forced to look at the issue from a new and deeper perspective and will not be getting a juciy quote to stir up trouble .
Question: What might be the religion of the narrator ?

Output: They are probably a Christian.


Input:
Context: Wow ... as they say , " When it rains it pours . " Our auxiliary backup emergency dog Remy passed away this morning . She was 13 . She was not feeling well and we took her to the vet yesterday . For some unknown reason , her red blood cells were attacking each other .
Question: What may happen after Remy is taken to the vet ?

Output: She passes away while at the vet .


Input:
Context: Wow ... as they say , " When it rains it pours . " Our auxiliary backup emergency dog Remy passed away this morning . She was 13 . She was not feeling well and we took her to the vet yesterday . For some unknown reason , her red blood cells were attacking each other .
Question: What may happen after Remy is taken to the vet ?

Output: The vet tells me that her Remy has an unknown blood disease .


Input:
Context: 4 ) A month after being let go from my second job I left my wife of 23 years . To actually leave , thereby quitting on my marriage was an absolutely gut wrenching thing for me to do . 5 ) On the heels of leaving I learned , officially , that I was disabled .
Question: What happened after your divorce ?

Output: I learned that I was paralyzed .


Input:
Context: My friend 's parents claimed me as thier own and said I was welcome any time . The mother has gone out of her way to make me vegetarian food and even my friends niece and nephew like to play with me . The family is really excited because I have been able to teach the nephew a little english , which is so cute !.
Question: What may be the reason for other people claiming someone as their own ?

Output: That someone does n't have parents that care .


Input:
Context: Alex the African grey parrot lived and was studied for 30 years before his death last year . His researchers taught him english and then tested his reasoning abilities . In one test Alex was presented with a tray on which lay a green key and a green cup .
Question: What may be the reason Alex the African Grey was appreciated in life ?

Output: The knowledge that was gained by working with him is invaluable .


Input:
Context: This was not the message of the march . This was , evidently , the message of these other groups . But no one was acting poorly during the march we were part of .
Question: Why is the narrator concerned about the march ?

Output: They feel it got a bad name .


Input:
Context: It 's a domestic day around here , so I thought it might be more fun to relive the best Labor Day weekend ever while I clean up from last week 's fun and prepare for this weekend 's windy wetness . I mentioned my act of bravery the other day , and found in my husband 's pictures the proof - here I am standing at the point of no return ! The parking lot is on the other side of that bridge , and in this photo I ' ve walked over and must soon walk back . All that separates me from a nice , safe , manual 6-cylinder mountain - loving car is a mile - deep chasm and a swinging metal bridge .
Question: Why did they call it domestic day ?

Output: They have chores to do .


Input:
Context: You can give it me when you get it . " At last the van came There was another brother in the assembly who was selling his OMNI for Rs . 1,30,000/- and we got that vehicle on the 1st of March l997 . It was a 90 model vehicle , single handed and run 40.000 kms . with a memorable number on it .
Question: What was the narrator looking for before purchasing a van ?

Output: The narrator wanted a van with personal character .


Input:
Context: You can give it me when you get it . " At last the van came There was another brother in the assembly who was selling his OMNI for Rs . 1,30,000/- and we got that vehicle on the 1st of March l997 . It was a 90 model vehicle , single handed and run 40.000 kms . with a memorable number on it .
Question: What was the narrator looking for before purchasing a van ?

Output: The narrator wanted a van with uniqueness .


Input:
Context: There was no prince coming to save her and make everything better . She had chosen to be practical and forget those dreams instead focusing on what was normal , what was real , not what was an illusion . She had n't expected to fall into the arms of someone else when things had gone so disastrous that last day she had saw Alex . There was no search for someone to replace him , but she had stumbled and there he had been standing wait to help her .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: She does n't believe in fairy tales .


Input:
Context: There was no prince coming to save her and make everything better . She had chosen to be practical and forget those dreams instead focusing on what was normal , what was real , not what was an illusion . She had n't expected to fall into the arms of someone else when things had gone so disastrous that last day she had saw Alex . There was no search for someone to replace him , but she had stumbled and there he had been standing wait to help her .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: She has read stories about prince charmings .


Input:
Context: Thursday , I spent visiting with my Grandparents . Friday , I spend visiting with Winterlion , Spacewolfcub , and Fokadan , before the 4 of us went to Winterlion 's brother 's place for dinner where I got to visit with Winterlion 's Mom and Brother again . Have n't seen either Mom nor Brother in about 5 years .
Question: Why might have I not seen Winterlion 's mother or brother in 5 years ?

Output: I might have moved away to a different city .


Input:
Context: Well I got my end of the summer party like I wanted . The few of us that were old enough went and got sake last night and whoa that stuff is beastly . Tony was just gone after like 1/2 an inche of it .
Question: Why do you supposed the author thinks that sake is Beastly ?

Output: Most likely they got very drunk very fast from it ; they even state one of their friends was " gone " after drinking very little .


Input:
Context: awesome ! ) and freaking cold ! Luckily we had a few gentlemen with us ( Holger , I love you for offering your jacket * hug*).We waited another twenty minutes until the worst had passed and then cruised on the remaining ... what the heck ?.
Question: Why was the narrator not that cold ?

Output: A gentleman gave them their jacket .


Input:
Context: awesome ! ) and freaking cold ! Luckily we had a few gentlemen with us ( Holger , I love you for offering your jacket * hug*).We waited another twenty minutes until the worst had passed and then cruised on the remaining ... what the heck ?.
Question: Why was the narrator not that cold ?

Output: They were offered a jacket to wear .


Input:
Context: It occurred to us after we got inside the building that we were n't taking any pictures , so we started as soon as we got outside . We walked around the front and took a picture of the mission . There was a line of people walking inside .
Question: What does the narrator need to do ?

Output: They need to memorialize the trip .


Input:
Context: Your guests will have so much fun making these souvenirs - Sue Martin Make your next luau or pool party fun and personal with these easy to create flip flop mini albums . A quick trip to your local party supply store , and you 'll find inexpensive printed flip flops and silk hibiscus flowers . Colored cardstock , plus some fun ribbon will finish off these cute projects . In the photo on the far right , I purchased surfboard photo frames from a Hallmark store , and added photos .
Question: What can be done with the craft project after it 's completed ?

Output: It can be filled with photos of the party .


Input:
Context: Your guests will have so much fun making these souvenirs - Sue Martin Make your next luau or pool party fun and personal with these easy to create flip flop mini albums . A quick trip to your local party supply store , and you 'll find inexpensive printed flip flops and silk hibiscus flowers . Colored cardstock , plus some fun ribbon will finish off these cute projects . In the photo on the far right , I purchased surfboard photo frames from a Hallmark store , and added photos .
Question: What can be done with the craft project after it 's completed ?

Output: It can be used as a memory book for one 's children .


Input:
Context: After 6 long weeks , my Navman GPS finally arrived . Apparently it was returned to the sender due to an error in the address and they had to send it out again . So , it arrived on Friday and I put it up on eBay yesterday .
Question: Why may he have put it on ebay ?

Output: He decided he did not want it .


Input:
Context: There is always something to see and do on every inch of that continent unlike the States where there are deserts and flat states that makes me feel really horrible when I think of how the daily lives of those inhabitants must be like . I ' m used to eating my meals and sleeping my naps or nights at whatever time I want . I ' m used to walking in the streets and seeing diverse people of every type ( businessmen , gangsters , half - Asians , American tourists , African immigrants , homeless people , etc .
Question: What does the narrator view as a positive of the USA ?

Output: The wide array of people .


Input:
Context: The hardest part about the stuff I ' m working on now is just getting past discouragement . At times I get myself into such a mindset that nothing is ever good enough . My goals this weekend were to do some more podcast recording and start actually planning out food for the week and cook .
Question: What type of show does the narrator have ?

Output: They host a conversation show .


Input:
Context: The hardest part about the stuff I ' m working on now is just getting past discouragement . At times I get myself into such a mindset that nothing is ever good enough . My goals this weekend were to do some more podcast recording and start actually planning out food for the week and cook .
Question: What type of show does the narrator have ?

Output: They host an audio show .


Input:
Context: She came over and shook hands and introduced herself as Master Teresa . That was right- the moon had a ranking system different that the one on earth . " I ' m sorry to say they 're not the cleanest right now- so sorry !.
Question: Where might Master Teresa be from ?

Output: Master Teresa might be from the Moon.


Input:
Context: Anything that makes my purchase of a PS3 look like a wise decision is a good thing!A friend of mine saw the Spore presentation and was blown away . He was n't looking forward to the game at all but the demo changed his mind much like me with F3.By the time I got to the Brawndo booth they were sold out : ( Last year I did n't go to Freezepop because I do n't care much for their songs . I regretted not going once I found out they featured dueling keytars . So I went this year and not only was there only one keytar but they just sucked in general .
Question: What type of musician would the narrator be classified as ?

Output: The narrator is a keytar player .


Input:
Context: Anything that makes my purchase of a PS3 look like a wise decision is a good thing!A friend of mine saw the Spore presentation and was blown away . He was n't looking forward to the game at all but the demo changed his mind much like me with F3.By the time I got to the Brawndo booth they were sold out : ( Last year I did n't go to Freezepop because I do n't care much for their songs . I regretted not going once I found out they featured dueling keytars . So I went this year and not only was there only one keytar but they just sucked in general .
Question: What type of musician would the narrator be classified as ?

Output: The narrator is a keytarist .


Input:
Context: It was a lot easier than I thought . I just went up to girls I did n't even know , asked their name , introduced myself , and just danced with them . One I even got to do close grinding and it was really exhilarating .
Question: How may I have been feeling before introducing myself to the girls ?

Output: I felt nervous .


Input:
Context: These are my newly dyed roses . They were dingy white originally and I was headed to the trash with them and then thought to color them . I had no dye so off to the kitchen to look for food coloring . I found some red and put several drops into a bowl of water and dunked them .
Question: What may happen after they dye the roses ?

Output: They will put the roses up for display .


Input:
Context: These are my newly dyed roses . They were dingy white originally and I was headed to the trash with them and then thought to color them . I had no dye so off to the kitchen to look for food coloring . I found some red and put several drops into a bowl of water and dunked them .
Question: What may happen after they dye the roses ?

Output: They will use them to decorate their home .


Input:
Context: Yes , I paid a $ 150 annual fee for them to run up and down a ramp over and over . And just behind the ramp is a big slide . I sat down and watched as they climbed up the stairs ( built into the side of a pretend boat ) , rang the boat 's bell , then slid down ... about twenty times before I insisted we move on to something else because I was getting bored . Next time I ' m bringing reading material .
Question: What was my feeling at the end ?

Output: I lost all interest .


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Context: This is the start of my 3rd week of weekday sobriety . Again , that may not seem like much to others , but after the lifestyle that I ' ve put myself through the last 5 years , it 's something that I ' m proud of . As good as I feel , I have a hard time thinking back to the person that I have let myself become , especially over the last year .
Question: What would the narrator go do on weekends ?

Output: They 'd go to a 12 step meeting .


Input:
Context: Celtic art - beauty displayed on a canvas ! The Internet might not be the first place where you would think to start searching for oil paintings but the truth is that there is some fine work to be found online . Ireland art is offered to interested customers , with hand - painted oil canvas and each painting is of the highest quality possible . With top - quality Celtic art paintings and superior customer services , these companies have definitely found the recipe for success .
Question: What may I look up after I go online ?

Output: I will look at Celtic art .


Input:
Context: Celtic art - beauty displayed on a canvas ! The Internet might not be the first place where you would think to start searching for oil paintings but the truth is that there is some fine work to be found online . Ireland art is offered to interested customers , with hand - painted oil canvas and each painting is of the highest quality possible . With top - quality Celtic art paintings and superior customer services , these companies have definitely found the recipe for success .
Question: What may I look up after I go online ?

Output: I will look at oil paintings .


Input:
Context: I feel there is no point focusing on the past when something goes wrong . You can only move forward , put one foot in front of the other and take the necessary steps to deal with your actions . However , I am not completely happy with my behavior . I drink a lot when I ' m around this crush .
Question: What happens when they are around their crush ?

Output: They drink far too much .


Input:
Context: I feel there is no point focusing on the past when something goes wrong . You can only move forward , put one foot in front of the other and take the necessary steps to deal with your actions . However , I am not completely happy with my behavior . I drink a lot when I ' m around this crush .
Question: What happens when they are around their crush ?

Output: They have terrible behavior that they regret later .


Input:
Context: Best Syndication News A home is generally the largest financial investment most people will ever make . Buying a house or flat is a costly process but one that can , and usually does , pay off in the future . Whether the benefits are financial such as when it comes to selling it on and gaining equity , or practical by simply ensuring a family home for years to come , they will generally be welcome . It is inevitable then , that so many people wish to undertake a little home improvement .
Question: What may be a valid fact about a home ?

Output: A big chunk of many homeowner 's wealth may be tied up in the home .


Input:
Context: Best Syndication News A home is generally the largest financial investment most people will ever make . Buying a house or flat is a costly process but one that can , and usually does , pay off in the future . Whether the benefits are financial such as when it comes to selling it on and gaining equity , or practical by simply ensuring a family home for years to come , they will generally be welcome . It is inevitable then , that so many people wish to undertake a little home improvement .
Question: What may be a valid fact about a home ?

Output: Frequently a home may bring profit to the owner upon its eventual sale .


Input:
Context: Casey offloaded all the Cancun pictures from his laptop today . Unfortunately our crappy waterproof camera has eaten all the shots we took para sailing and at Xcaret , so I will supplement from the pictures from our friends . The way I started our trip , perched right at the window watching the clouds listening to Coldplay . View from our balcony , the water was seriously so turquoise in color . Tom , oh the stories I have about him . Him and his wife Tracey were so fun to hang out with .
Question: What might be the reason why I remember Tom ?

Output: He and his wife were enjoyable .


Input:
Context: There over 600 prison camps in the United States , all fully operational and ready to receive prisoners . They are all staffed and even surrounded by full - time guards , but they are all empty . These camps are to be operated by FEMA ( Federal Emergency Management Agency ) should Martial Law need to be implemented in the United States .
Question: What is something the guards experience ?

Output: the guards get paid for their work.


Input:
Context: Especially when you consider that we sold the old Ikea dresser that used to be in the space for $ 30 on Craigslist since we no longer needed it thanks to our bedroom 's new built - in closets . Actual project cost : $ 3 . Oh and for anyone saddened by the displacement of the three sunset pictures that used to hang on the wall , they 're looking great in the third bedroom ( which needed some wall art since we stole the big mirror from there ) .
Question: How did the narrator make a profit ?

Output: They sold something on Craigslist .


Input:
Context: Especially when you consider that we sold the old Ikea dresser that used to be in the space for $ 30 on Craigslist since we no longer needed it thanks to our bedroom 's new built - in closets . Actual project cost : $ 3 . Oh and for anyone saddened by the displacement of the three sunset pictures that used to hang on the wall , they 're looking great in the third bedroom ( which needed some wall art since we stole the big mirror from there ) .
Question: How did the narrator make a profit ?

Output: They sold something on the internet .


Input:
Context: I first became a vegetarian when I was 14 . My reasoning at that time was more about my animal rights ideology than anything else . Meat is murder was the slogan at the time and I guess I went with it .
Question: Why was the slogan Meat is Murder ?

Output: Because eating meat involves killing animals .


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Context: OK , Christine and I are still days behind in our Olympics coverage so this might be old news by now , but according to the fetching young lad on NBC , I think his name is Mary Carillo , panda experts in China actually show male pandas " panda porn " to get them in the mood ! Crazy , huh ? And just in case we doubted the veracity of these reports , NBC actually showed us footage of a horny panda pacing back and forth in his cage while some juicy " panda porn " played on a TV nearby . Hilarious !.
Question: What causes the zoo to show this ' panda porn ' to the pandas ?

Output: They are trying to encourage them to mate with other pandas.


Input:
Context: OK , Christine and I are still days behind in our Olympics coverage so this might be old news by now , but according to the fetching young lad on NBC , I think his name is Mary Carillo , panda experts in China actually show male pandas " panda porn " to get them in the mood ! Crazy , huh ? And just in case we doubted the veracity of these reports , NBC actually showed us footage of a horny panda pacing back and forth in his cage while some juicy " panda porn " played on a TV nearby . Hilarious !.
Question: What causes the zoo to show this ' panda porn ' to the pandas ?

Output: They are trying to influence their mating habits to produce offspring.


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Context: Big , and downright weird . Read full post ... MondayBecause of a fun but exhausting weekend with friends , family , and ministry , Monday morning found me exhausted . I woke up with a good mood but heavy muscles . The clock told me that I was late for work , and the rain was pouring outside .
Question: What happened when you arrived at work ?

Output: I was in trouble for being late to work.


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Context: It was a lovely shop but had all the same stock that the shop I worked in had . I seem to have lost any spark I had for jewellery making anymore . I left without buying anything and kept on strolling down the street . A few doors up there was a Christmas shop .
Question: What may they have done at the Christmas shop ?

Output: They may have gone inside to see if it had anything they would like .


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Context: This past weekend , I do n't quite know why , my feelings of neglect and being taken for granted were just too much to take and I lashed out , holding nothing back . Yet , despite the bruising and sensation of emptiness I felt yesterday , reading the column this morning ( " We 'll Marry Each Other As Often As Needed " ) left me with a bit more strength and warmth than I possessed before , a little more faith in him , in us . Maybe it 's a recurring chasm we will never bridge fully , a compromise we will never reach happily .
Question: What may have caused you to lash out against him ?

Output: I was n't being treated right .


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Context: < b > Characters : Laguna , Vaan < b > Rating : G ? Summary : Laguna comes to the Mogning Times , and Vaan works there ... ( after he comes back from beach of course , and maybe already visited hut ) Warnings : Laguna 's clumsiness , Vaan 's stupidityThe Mogning Times office . Just like the hut , this place surprised him ; it did n't seem to fit in to its surroundings , a well - supplied technology base on a tropical island . He had expected some kind of primitive burning a stick and writing with that on a rock slab for the paper , but this took him back in time .
Question: What may happen if Laguna never went to the island ?

Output: He would still be clumsy and Vaan would still be stupid .


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Context: Afterwards she was great again . She was n't too interested in treats on the walk , except at the start . This is a good thing . She likes praise just as much , and now that she 's getting heel down , it will really help to use those treats only when she 's extraordinarily good , like one at the end of the walk , for instance .
Question: What may be the reason why they do n't want to give the dog a lot of treats ?

Output: Too many treats is not good for them .


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Context: Waved through the guard shack we parked and entered a building . We made an immediate left turn down a short hall and a right turn through a door marked closed set . The AM Los Angeles set was against the left wall of the studio , and the Eyewitness News set was opposite on the right . Regis appeared on both sets , as he was the movie reviewer for Eyewitness News in those years in addition to hosting AM Los Angeles .
Question: What may have caused Regis to appear on both sets ?

Output: He was a star for each one .


Input:
Context: I really do n't know what to do . She apologized and everything , she hates herself for doing it but that does not make it better , it hurts , it hurts real bad and I do n't know if to follow my heart or my brain . The worst thing is we now have this apartment and I do n't know if I want to live with her but I have no where else to go .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling this way ?

Output: The aforementioned woman cheated on him .


Input:
Context: I really do n't know what to do . She apologized and everything , she hates herself for doing it but that does not make it better , it hurts , it hurts real bad and I do n't know if to follow my heart or my brain . The worst thing is we now have this apartment and I do n't know if I want to live with her but I have no where else to go .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling this way ?

Output: The aforementioned woman stole from him .


Input:
Context: jolly good ! my new furniture got delivered this morning . the front living room has become a temporary storeroom for my microwave , fridge etc . it 'll probably stay that way until i find a place to rent .
Question: What might I be planning for the furnitures ?

Output: I might be planning to use them for a new place I want to rent .


Input:
Context: I picked myself up , a bit shaken from the impact of my brain reverberating inside my skull . Embarrassed , I looked sheepishly around ; luckily , there were no witnesses . brushed myself off ; thankfully , my legs were uninjured .
Question: What is most likely to have happened to the OP ?

Output: Non - lethal motorcycle accident.


Input:
Context: by Julie McManus11 Easy Stress Reduction Techniques You Can Implement in Just 5 Minutes or Less , Guaranteed!Dear Business Builder , TGIF ! At the end of an extra busy week , Friday shows up to make it all better . I ' m visualizing sleeping in late ... breakfast in bed ... and lounging around reading the newspaper from cover to cover ... hours of sweet relaxation . Who am I kidding ?.
Question: Why does this person want to relax ?

Output: They had a busy week .


Input:
Context: by Julie McManus11 Easy Stress Reduction Techniques You Can Implement in Just 5 Minutes or Less , Guaranteed!Dear Business Builder , TGIF ! At the end of an extra busy week , Friday shows up to make it all better . I ' m visualizing sleeping in late ... breakfast in bed ... and lounging around reading the newspaper from cover to cover ... hours of sweet relaxation . Who am I kidding ?.
Question: Why does this person want to relax ?

Output: They work all week .


Input:
Context: More likely , she is still in mourning in some way or another , and believe you me , no matter how well you put on that public face , it still affects you deep down . It took me a good couple of years to come to terms with things and it 's still challenging in year five . The second thing is to see who is actually taking care of Trig , because that 's going to be one of the most important full - time and then some jobs that her family will have .
Question: Why is the lady still in mourning after so long ?

Output: Her husband lost his fight with cancer .


Input:
Context: More likely , she is still in mourning in some way or another , and believe you me , no matter how well you put on that public face , it still affects you deep down . It took me a good couple of years to come to terms with things and it 's still challenging in year five . The second thing is to see who is actually taking care of Trig , because that 's going to be one of the most important full - time and then some jobs that her family will have .
Question: Why is the lady still in mourning after so long ?

Output: She lost her husband in a terrible boating accident .


Input:
Context: So Barney ( you know ... the big purple dinasour ) , is by far Caroline 's very FAVORITE thing in the whole word right now . Everything is Barney - even her birthday was a special " Barney Day ! " Well , we heard that Barney was going to be at the Kenwood Mall .
Question: What will Caroline 's reaction be to getting to see Barney in person at the mall ?

Output: It will be a beautiful , happy day , that she will always remember.


Input:
Context: So Barney ( you know ... the big purple dinasour ) , is by far Caroline 's very FAVORITE thing in the whole word right now . Everything is Barney - even her birthday was a special " Barney Day ! " Well , we heard that Barney was going to be at the Kenwood Mall .
Question: What will Caroline 's reaction be to getting to see Barney in person at the mall ?

Output: She will be overcome with joy for having met her idol.


Input:
Context: Tom was quite excited about his new Connecticut state custom steak branding irons . He had good reason to be excited about his Connecticut steak brands , they were da bomb . We all had to learn more about Tom 's custom steak brands .
Question: What will Tom be eating later ?

Output: Tom will be having beef .


Input:
Context: Tom was quite excited about his new Connecticut state custom steak branding irons . He had good reason to be excited about his Connecticut steak brands , they were da bomb . We all had to learn more about Tom 's custom steak brands .
Question: What will Tom be eating later ?

Output: Tom will be having meat .


Input:
Context: Last night I had Indian food for the first time . It was n't bad , although the service kindof was . Just before I woke up this morning , I had a dream that I was watchingWilliam Shatner deliver an impassioned speech as Captain Kirk . He wasvery young , so it must have been during the run of The Original Series , and what I was seeing was vintage , classic Kirk melodramatic overactingof the first order . Only , it was a creation of my mind , and notsomething anyone will ever see .
Question: What did you do after you ate ?

Output: I complained about the service.


Input:
Context: Last night I had Indian food for the first time . It was n't bad , although the service kindof was . Just before I woke up this morning , I had a dream that I was watchingWilliam Shatner deliver an impassioned speech as Captain Kirk . He wasvery young , so it must have been during the run of The Original Series , and what I was seeing was vintage , classic Kirk melodramatic overactingof the first order . Only , it was a creation of my mind , and notsomething anyone will ever see .
Question: What did you do after you ate ?

Output: I paid the bill.


Input:
Context: I liked the row of piercing along the bottom front of the box above the sentiment so I kept that the same and I liked the fact that the main image was raised . I liked the design of this card so I stuck with that and changed all the colours and the main image is larger . I also changed which side the punched flower is on .
Question: Was I satisfied with the design of the original ?

Output: I liked it , but I needed to make some changes for it to be perfect.


Input:
Context: Not only that but we saw 2 dead dogs in the river - the same kind and about 50 yards apart , it was horrifying . It got dark before we could reach the take out so we stopped early next to / under a bridge on 421 . We called my mom to come pick us up on the side of the highway thinking we could make it to the bridge in 15 minutes .
Question: Why was the narrator horrified ?

Output: Because they saw a dead dog .


Input:
Context: He walked in the door and saw her pointing a gun with a laser pointer at his chest ( it would later be found filled with BBs , not bullets ) . He fled the premises , and she did too apparently , later being apprehended at a Maryland rest stop . She 's being held on charges of attempted kidnapping , burglary , and aggravated menacing . It all sounds like a typical day in the world of ' Second Life , ' but obviously real world authorities were n't too interested in playing along .
Question: How did he feel when he saw her ?

Output: He was scared for his life .


Input:
Context: In 2003 , the photographer Bruce Haley self - published a wonderful limited edition portfolio called 13 Million Tons of Pig Iron . Sparing no expense by printing with the legendary Meriden Gravure in a unique drytrap process on heavy weight paper , the portfolio consists of 13 loose plates of photographs plus title and edition plates . All copies are signed and numbered in an edition of 500.Starting in 1999 and working with a 35 mm panoramic camera loaded with black and white film , Haley wandered the industrial wastelands of Eastern Europe .
Question: What will happen when all editions are sold ?

Output: The portfolio will be considered out of print.


Input:
Context: In 2003 , the photographer Bruce Haley self - published a wonderful limited edition portfolio called 13 Million Tons of Pig Iron . Sparing no expense by printing with the legendary Meriden Gravure in a unique drytrap process on heavy weight paper , the portfolio consists of 13 loose plates of photographs plus title and edition plates . All copies are signed and numbered in an edition of 500.Starting in 1999 and working with a 35 mm panoramic camera loaded with black and white film , Haley wandered the industrial wastelands of Eastern Europe .
Question: What will happen when all editions are sold ?

Output: The portfolio will become very valuable.


Input:
Context: I am a bad mother . " Why ? " , you might be asking yourself right now . Or not , based on the last couple of things I ' ve written about my son , but I digress . I ' ve been letting Mason snooze on his tummy .
Question: Why was she a bad mother ?

Output: She did n't know how to properly care for the baby.


Input:
Context: I am a bad mother . " Why ? " , you might be asking yourself right now . Or not , based on the last couple of things I ' ve written about my son , but I digress . I ' ve been letting Mason snooze on his tummy .
Question: Why was she a bad mother ?

Output: She was n't taking proper care of the baby.


Input:
Context: Today was a rainbow-- no , a cornucopia-- no , a kaleidoscope of moods . At the beginning of the school day I felt fine , and then in math and study hall my mood just went to the , uh-- it went for a bathroom break . I forced my mood to happiness for lunch , but it really only lasted for a few good minutes .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They are a student .


Input:
Context: Today was a rainbow-- no , a cornucopia-- no , a kaleidoscope of moods . At the beginning of the school day I felt fine , and then in math and study hall my mood just went to the , uh-- it went for a bathroom break . I forced my mood to happiness for lunch , but it really only lasted for a few good minutes .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They attempt to improve their emotions .


Input:
Context: so there s no one really i can tell . but i made a mistake last night , and i really regret it . i told BF3 the secret . she said she thinks BF2 should know ; and she 's been best friends with BF2 foreeeeever , and i m REALLY concerned / nervous she 's gon na tell her .
Question: What may be the reason she is nervous ?

Output: She is afraid she is going to get dragged into the mess .


Input:
Context: He seemed genuinely surprised . I said , " You do n't look like the people on 2 , and you do n't look like my coworkers . So you must be on 7 . " He laughed . Is that Occam 's razor?The other good way to tell is that one of the occupants on 7 is a firm , and they 're always dressed to the nines .
Question: Why is the man so doubtful about the elevator passengers ?

Output: He does not recognize them .


Input:
Context: A girl named Courtney ( who is in my success team ) got mine and she said I must ' ve liked to write and must ' ve been creative due to giving her all pens . After I got out of Beattie 's class , I had an hour to do whatever , so mom and I went to Hobby Lobby in search of a diary for the class , but ... all I found was a kit kat . XD Yummmm .
Question: How might have my trip to Hobby Lobby been a success ?

Output: I was n't able to find what I went there to buy but I did find a delicious candy bar .


Input:
Context: Do n't you think I would like to know too ? Or would like to come ? I ' m NEVER included in anything regarding you guys . MY AUNTS were there too , anyone ever consider asking me to come ?.
Question: What may be the reason why they are n't invited to any family events ?

Output: Their family does n't like them .


Input:
Context: After watching him for a moment , I said to Julan , " Stay back here a ways . I 'll be right back . " He looked at me with a questioning expression but did not protest as I stepped away from him and followed the red - haired Dunmer .
Question: What will Julan do afterwards ?

Output: Julan will stay back and wait .


Input:
Context: They were always like that . It was almost like if you looked into them , they would tell you what to do . I turned my head again to resist what I really wanted to do , what his eyes wanted me to do . " Come on . " He waited and then kissed me forcefully .
Question: What is the narrator weak to in relation to her partner ?

Output: His eyes .


Input:
Context: I learned a bit about forges , and now I really want to try my hand at some simple blacksmithing . Great , just what I needed . Another hobby . At least I was n't able to squeeze in the stained glass classes .
Question: What may be the reason I learn about these different things ?

Output: I love discovering new skills and adding to my list of hobbies .


Input:
Context: All my life my parents raised animals . And I know now that I never appreciated it . It is so funny how we come full circle in our journey ... we always come back regardless of what they say .
Question: What may be the reason to post that message .?

Output: To reflect on owning your own animals .


Input:
Context: Author : Rory B. Bellows The Totalitarians are at it again . There new nanny state scheme has been concocted in Alabama . State workers will not have to pay a $ 25 fee for healthcare that was otherwise " free " if they do not lose enough weight by 2010 .
Question: What type of ideology is the narrator expressing ?

Output: They are against government intervention .


Input:
Context: Author : Rory B. Bellows The Totalitarians are at it again . There new nanny state scheme has been concocted in Alabama . State workers will not have to pay a $ 25 fee for healthcare that was otherwise " free " if they do not lose enough weight by 2010 .
Question: What type of ideology is the narrator expressing ?

Output: They are against the government .


Input:
Context: I just did n't see anything I liked so much . Well , I did see a few things , but I am stalking them , waiting for a sale . Now , the trick will be to not make up for this month next month !.
Question: How can my financial attitude be best described ?

Output: I am a thrifty spender , always waiting for a good deal.


Input:
Context: I made chicken alfredo ( with rice pasta ) for dinner . I know intellectually I will suffer later ( I ' m pretty lactose intolerant ) but I am so depressed right now from taking Boo back that I needed comfort food . Boo is beautiful . She has a black head with bright yellow eyes and a brindle coloring .
Question: What might be different if the narrator was n't lactose intolerant ?

Output: They would not suffer for what they ate for dinner.


Input:
Context: Well I missed The Living End show opportunity , but it was because I was bloody asleep in bed when the tickets went on sale as a result of me getting sick on Wednesday . Long story short , Mum got gastro on Monday , and it hit me Wednesday afternoon . Cue Thursday and a chunk of today being bloody miserable .
Question: What can be assumed about why the author was unable to get tickets to the show upon waking ?

Output: Tickets sold out before the author was awake and could purchase them.


Input:
Context: Today I sat like a lump during almost the entire worship service . Not only pitiful , but a hindrance to my worship . Later I was attempting to chat with some friends , but that again required standing with no support . I tried to take one step backward to lean on a window sill , and everybody thought I was leaving the conversation .
Question: What is wrong ?

Output: Something is wrong with my feet .


Input:
Context: Hermione had expressed some doubts about it but then Hermione never had been one to follow the fashions very closely . ( And , Harry knew very well , that Hermione disliked bracelets because she said they got in her way when she was working . ).
Question: Why is Hermione unimpressed with Harry 's gift for her ?

Output: Harry got her an item she dislikes in general .


Input:
Context: Hermione had expressed some doubts about it but then Hermione never had been one to follow the fashions very closely . ( And , Harry knew very well , that Hermione disliked bracelets because she said they got in her way when she was working . ).
Question: Why is Hermione unimpressed with Harry 's gift for her ?

Output: Harry got her an item she hates the style of .


Input:
Context: I slept for a couple of hours with my goggles pulled tight about my head - they gave me goggles to wear so that I do n't rub my eyes in my sleep . When I got up , the little amounts of light in the house were painful , and watching TV was an absolute no - go . I took the suggested sleeping tablet and went back to bed after taking a photo .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They are recovering from surgery on their eyes .


Input:
Context: I slept for a couple of hours with my goggles pulled tight about my head - they gave me goggles to wear so that I do n't rub my eyes in my sleep . When I got up , the little amounts of light in the house were painful , and watching TV was an absolute no - go . I took the suggested sleeping tablet and went back to bed after taking a photo .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They had gotten surgery on their eyes .


Input:
Context: Basically , they help people produce art / design books . I really like what they do ! I ' m going to be an administrative assistant there . Similar to my old job , but a lot more awesome .
Question: What may be the reason why their new job is awesome ?

Output: They are getting paid more .


Input:
Context: And last but definitely not least : I ' m going home in October so I can see my cousin 's new baby and go to see my high school best friend get married . I was very excited to start with , but now I ' m even more excited because I ' m bringing Steppphhhy baybeh with me ! It will be major culture shock for her , and MAJOR fun for all .
Question: Why would it be a big shock for his girlfriend to meet his family ?

Output: The boy 's family is very different then her 's culturally .


Input:
Context: To make the long story short - I was with my ex for 3 years until he dumped for another chick ( lied to me about the entire thing for 2 months ) . And 2 months into their relationship , he gets her PREGNANT ( unplanned ) . He completely blocked me on everything via internet , and I have n't had any contact with him in 8 months ... UNTIL YESTERDAY . He sent me a message on facebook saying , " Hey - not sure if you still completely hate my guts and I totally understand if you do n't respond to me but I just wanted to see how you were doing .
Question: What may br the reason for my exes post to me ?

Output: He wants to hook back up .


Input:
Context: The men 's 100 m will always be the marquee track event of the Olympics . It 's such an easy contest to grasp , even for 6-year - olds or simpletons ( or 6-year - old simpletons ) : you run as fast as can for roughly 10 seconds . There is something very primal about the 100 m , something which makes it imminently watchable . In that sense , losing the top American threat wo n't harm the interest level .
Question: Why is the race so enjoyable to watch ?

Output: It 's exciting to see who will come out on top .


Input:
Context: So I ' m sitting and watching the new season of Heroes , which is a drama on NBC about people with superpowers . It is very comic - book - y and I quite like it . There is a new character this season , called the Speedster . She is a cute blond girl that has the ability to run at the speed of sound .
Question: Why am I doing what I 'm doing ?

Output: Heros is an entertaining TV show and I like watching it .


Input:
Context: he pushed a fucking restart button ! XDDDBRAINZ ! UR DOIN IT WROOONG!i repeated to myself that it 's all cool , i ' m collected and not angry at all but then he shouts ' someone turned it off !.
Question: What may have happened after the restart button was pushed ?

Output: I would ask why it was restarted .


Input:
Context: he pushed a fucking restart button ! XDDDBRAINZ ! UR DOIN IT WROOONG!i repeated to myself that it 's all cool , i ' m collected and not angry at all but then he shouts ' someone turned it off !.
Question: What may have happened after the restart button was pushed ?

Output: The system would restart .


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

Output: The jacket is able to suit their needs .


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

Output: They want to use it for when they snowmobile .


Input:
Context: In fact , she took pleasure in feeling them pressed upon her skin . The female dandy smiled ever so gently before setting the blooming blossom upon the book which she read which she placed upon the maple table . The countess then got up and walked slowly towards the wide window where she would gaze upon the moonlit - sky and find that it would be a starless night . Her rich silken gowns were the same color as her sparkling emerald eyes , matching them and making them more vibrant than they could ever be .
Question: What may have happened before the countess got up ?

Output: She held the flower tightly against her skin .


Input:
Context: Anna was born in 1899 , and went to work in a jacket factory when she was ten , where she worked until she was sixty six . For fun , after sewing all day , she made quilts . He said the quilt that I bought was one of several she made for the family between 1957 and 1966 , but I think she had either saved the fabric from earlier , or made this quilt earlier than that . The material looks to me more like the thirties / forties .
Question: Why did Anna not go to college ?

Output: She had to earn money early in life .


Input:
Context: Anna was born in 1899 , and went to work in a jacket factory when she was ten , where she worked until she was sixty six . For fun , after sewing all day , she made quilts . He said the quilt that I bought was one of several she made for the family between 1957 and 1966 , but I think she had either saved the fabric from earlier , or made this quilt earlier than that . The material looks to me more like the thirties / forties .
Question: Why did Anna not go to college ?

Output: She had to get employed early .


Input:
Context: I have no PT next week . YAY . I go the week after and then they may see me one more time before they cut me . I am supposed to ride as much as I can between now and then .
Question: What may be the reason for PT cutting them off ?

Output: They wo n't need it anymore .


Input:
Context: In between , we watched more of the series , ensuring that Asher is thoroughly confused . I had to draw pictures to explain the baffling timeline . It is 6:43 pm and time to go feed the kids .
Question: What time is it for the narrator ?

Output: It is between 1800 and 1900 hours .


Input:
Context: In between , we watched more of the series , ensuring that Asher is thoroughly confused . I had to draw pictures to explain the baffling timeline . It is 6:43 pm and time to go feed the kids .
Question: What time is it for the narrator ?

Output: It is between six and seven in the evening .


Input:
Context: 15 minutes later she resigned to the fact that she could be in there all day long so she started looking around . That 's when she noticed the 6.5-inch gap above and below the otherwise impenetrable door , and a bulb went off inside her dome .
Question: What may be the reason she could be there all day ?

Output: There was a long waiting list to get in .


Input:
Context: I ' m beginning to understand Jason 's whole thing about playing from the shoulder and not the wrist . An unexpected benefit from picking up the bass is that it 's my made my mom so happy . Every time she passes by and catches me practicing she starts smiling .
Question: What may Jason have been talking about playing from the shoulder ?

Output: The bass .


Input:
Context: Just .... no . Bob could n't seem to find any tops he liked . He politely redirected the focus to the jeans . He was unaware that I had made a compromise with myself in that dressing room regarding the fit but insisted that those jeans were not for me . Dark denim , he insisted , should remain on thin girls .
Question: How would one describe Bob dressing themselves ?

Output: Bob is fussy .


Input:
Context: Just .... no . Bob could n't seem to find any tops he liked . He politely redirected the focus to the jeans . He was unaware that I had made a compromise with myself in that dressing room regarding the fit but insisted that those jeans were not for me . Dark denim , he insisted , should remain on thin girls .
Question: How would one describe Bob dressing themselves ?

Output: Bob is very picky .


Input:
Context: I shall take picures of those pretty boots posted on the wall . Anyway , it had been a long day today . I did n't get to be home until 9 o'clock . I am now exhausted .
Question: What is the narrator likely to do after taking the pictures ?

Output: They will crash .


Input:
Context: I shall take picures of those pretty boots posted on the wall . Anyway , it had been a long day today . I did n't get to be home until 9 o'clock . I am now exhausted .
Question: What is the narrator likely to do after taking the pictures ?

Output: They will sleep .


Input:
Context: We suppose the new buildings will be shops , restaurants and hotels . We 're glad we came before they are finished . To reach most of the village 's houses , residents ascend steep rock - paved stairs . From the river , it looks like the houses are built one on top of another ; but really , the buildings climb the hill on stilts .
Question: What may be the reason for the new shops being built ?

Output: The town has been getting more tourists .


Input:
Context: We suppose the new buildings will be shops , restaurants and hotels . We 're glad we came before they are finished . To reach most of the village 's houses , residents ascend steep rock - paved stairs . From the river , it looks like the houses are built one on top of another ; but really , the buildings climb the hill on stilts .
Question: What may be the reason for the new shops being built ?

Output: The town wanted to expand .


Input:
Context: Although now that he 's retired waking up from work - related nightmares are n't half as bad and when you had to then actually go to work . I totally get my workaholism from my old man . We were discussing some of the major personnel changes that were going on at the office , the culling of the actual labor force while retaining the many highly paid manager structure of old boys .
Question: What the narrator 's father have had nightmares ?

Output: He was a workaholic and a perfectionist and his job was important to him.


Input:
Context: When the pool closed at 7:30 , we moved on to the festivities . During dinner , which consisted of paella and an ice cream dessert , there were women doing African - style hair braiding , which one of our counselors and one of our campers took advantage of . Afterwards was the real show : an African band that played music and danced . It took only a few songs before the kids got into it , and fairly soon , the small dance floor between the stage and the bar was flooded with our Americans .
Question: What is my occupation ?

Output: I am a camp counselor .


Input:
Context: I went to the temple today with a heavy heart . I ' ve been preoccupied with something that has been causing me some pain . As I sat there praying and asking for guidance and strength to deal with my situation , I heard a child rush over to me laughing .
Question: What is wrong with their heart ?

Output: They have grief.


Input:
Context: I 'd like to remain friends but I do n't want to pursue a relationship . I feel she may be more interested in me than I am in her and she would therefore text / call me to hang out more . I do n't have experience with this , so what can I do to not hang out with her more so it seems like I want to date . At the same time I want to remain polite and not a douchebag .
Question: What may be your reason for wanting to remain friends with her instead of pursuing a relationship ?

Output: I do n't share the same intense feelings with her .


Input:
Context: When I was little , I had a dog named Pointer . I ' m not sure why we named him that . We had him very briefly , and one day he disappeared . Is it possible ... that he could still be alive ?.
Question: Was the dog still alive ?

Output: The dog died long ago.


Input:
Context: When I was little , I had a dog named Pointer . I ' m not sure why we named him that . We had him very briefly , and one day he disappeared . Is it possible ... that he could still be alive ?.
Question: Was the dog still alive ?

Output: The dog was alive but very old.


Input:
Context: Zoey will be in the Inventors class at preschool . Keegan will be doing the Little Gym all year . We are signing up Zoey for more art classes for the Fall and then ballet starting up again in January , I think .
Question: Whayt may happen after the art class ?

Output: We are signing her up for ballet in the winter .


Input:
Context: Let me cling to nothing save only to You , And let me be poor because of You . Look upon me , that I may love You . Call me that I may see You , And for ever enjoy You .
Question: What is probably true about me ?

Output: I am religious.


Input:
Context: It was almost too nice looking . This is the ceiling in the main lobby area . We had dinner there ( I only had soup ) and everything looked so Western that it felt like we were in America again . After dinner the register almost would n't take any one of our 3 credit cards though ... ah ha ha .... but eventually it ended up working . The pool area looked awesome ( I could see it from my hotel room window ) because it was surrounded by this huge glass dome on all sides , so that you could see outside , and it was all lit up .
Question: What may be the reason why they only had soup ?

Output: They could n't afford anything else .


Input:
Context: It was almost too nice looking . This is the ceiling in the main lobby area . We had dinner there ( I only had soup ) and everything looked so Western that it felt like we were in America again . After dinner the register almost would n't take any one of our 3 credit cards though ... ah ha ha .... but eventually it ended up working . The pool area looked awesome ( I could see it from my hotel room window ) because it was surrounded by this huge glass dome on all sides , so that you could see outside , and it was all lit up .
Question: What may be the reason why they only had soup ?

Output: They were n't that hungry .


Input:
Context: Next Saturday we will put rawhide drumheads on . Thanks go out to karisu_sama and didjiman for an enjoyable party . Lots of good eats and drinks and fun folks to hang out with.bovil's seared ahi with the wasabi sesame dipping sauce was orgasmic . My pie plate came home empty .
Question: Why was my pie plate empty ?

Output: The food that was in it was eaten .


Input:
Context: Next Saturday we will put rawhide drumheads on . Thanks go out to karisu_sama and didjiman for an enjoyable party . Lots of good eats and drinks and fun folks to hang out with.bovil's seared ahi with the wasabi sesame dipping sauce was orgasmic . My pie plate came home empty .
Question: Why was my pie plate empty ?

Output: The pie was consumed .


Input:
Context: I came up with three theories . 1.They're stupid . And being stupid means they can not grasp the notion that different opinions do n't necessarily mean the person you disagree with is evil .
Question: Why are they so angry with the people in the argument ?

Output: They feel the debate has gotten personal .


Input:
Context: I came up with three theories . 1.They're stupid . And being stupid means they can not grasp the notion that different opinions do n't necessarily mean the person you disagree with is evil .
Question: Why are they so angry with the people in the argument ?

Output: They feel the debate has gotten to nasty .


Input:
Context: I see her the next day , to discuss the outcome of the interview . She has a look of certain disdain highlighting her pronounced cheekbones , and I feel such overwhelming empathy . I almost know exactly what she is about to tell me before she even parts her lips to speak .
Question: What is the narrator likely to find out shortly ?

Output: The narrator will be told the status of his recent interview .


Input:
Context: Well I m in the school library , enjoying my bran new shiny broad band internet with the teeny weeny modem . I m waiting for my teacher to go over my draft , so I can dash to mums and print the stupid thing . Well , draft edited , printed and submitted , and I m now at home . Bunch of CUNT drivers on the road .
Question: What may happen after submitting my draft ?

Output: I will wait to get it back .


Input:
Context: We pitched a tent in the back yard tonight , she and I. I had to drag the dusty bag out from the basement , releasing the musty smell of a decade 's disuse . The tent was intact : no mildew stains or mouse droppings , only one small hole in the top burned trough by a spider 's egg sac . Once the tent was up , we lay on the crinkly plastic floor and looked out at the world through the domed roof .
Question: Why did they pitch a tent in the back yard ?

Output: Because they thought it would be fun to camp out there .


Input:
Context: A profound alienation from the parent left behind can develop at frightening speed . The psychological damage can be deep and life - long . My situation , for instance , resolved itself when my sons came of age - legally free to do as they pleased . Our reunion happened a step at a time . It was not easy , neither for them , nor for me .
Question: What stage of life is the OP likely at ?

Output: Adult.


Input:
Context: Some days ago I heard some tingling noise coming from the garden , so I peaked out and .... there it was ! A tiny shaking ball of furr with an horrible tingling thing tied on his neck ! We feed it , poor little thing , and we searched for his owners in all the neighbourhood , but we found nothing ... So , well ... It 's mine now !.
Question: What may happen if they did n't do any thing after hearing the noise ?

Output: The animal may be eaten by other predators .


Input:
Context: It should not have mattered because it did not matter to me , but it was one of those reactions . Those urges built in before humans took that step forward from primates . Can I blame this on evolution ? Or you ?.
Question: Why does the narrator think they reacted the way they did ?

Output: It was a natural urge .


Input:
Context: It should not have mattered because it did not matter to me , but it was one of those reactions . Those urges built in before humans took that step forward from primates . Can I blame this on evolution ? Or you ?.
Question: Why does the narrator think they reacted the way they did ?

Output: It was their animalistic side .


Input:
Context: We were heading out for breakfast at Denny 's with my brother ( it was Labor Day and Denny 's was the only restaurant open for breakfast at the time ) . So , I decided it would be a good idea to go to Wal - Mart and buy a more expensive test and try again to be sure . I ended up taking that test in the bathroom at Denny 's and David , Steven , and I all sat at the booth watching for the lines to develop . This time I got 2 lines ( albeit faint ) and we were pretty sure at that point that I was pregnant .
Question: Prior to their arrival at Denny 's what type of test did they take ?

Output: A pregnancy test.


Input:
Context: They are SO gorgeous , and I had a smile on my face all day once I had seen my mail . The beautiful apron is a perfect fit and even makes me want to cook - that 's an achievement ! I thought it warranted a photo shoot , though trust me , it 's better that most of my head is chopped out of this shot ! I 'll show the rejects some time ! !.
Question: What does the speaker think is gorgeous ?

Output: The aprons she was gifted .


Input:
Context: Friday morning I was surprised by Aubrey showing up in my office . She managed to keep this a secret and did n't accidentally tip me off nor did she resort to asking my adviser for a ride from the airport . Instead she figured out the bus system and got to UNC , where she manged to find the correct building ( without knowing the name of the building ) and then found my office buried deep in the basement . That woman is determined .
Question: Why did Aubrey keep her visit a secret?

Output: She did n't want me to know she was coming.


Input:
Context: Friday morning I was surprised by Aubrey showing up in my office . She managed to keep this a secret and did n't accidentally tip me off nor did she resort to asking my adviser for a ride from the airport . Instead she figured out the bus system and got to UNC , where she manged to find the correct building ( without knowing the name of the building ) and then found my office buried deep in the basement . That woman is determined .
Question: Why did Aubrey keep her visit a secret?

Output: She wanted to surprise me.


Input:
Context: It 's secure enough that it should handle any rain or storms until the insurance pays for a new one . Best of all our power came on today ! I turned on the AC so it should be nice and cool by tomorrow . We ' ve got to pull up some carpet tomorrow and clean up a bunch of fallen insulation .
Question: Why is the narrator taking so many precautions ?

Output: The narrator recently went through a natural disaster .


Input:
Context: It 's secure enough that it should handle any rain or storms until the insurance pays for a new one . Best of all our power came on today ! I turned on the AC so it should be nice and cool by tomorrow . We ' ve got to pull up some carpet tomorrow and clean up a bunch of fallen insulation .
Question: Why is the narrator taking so many precautions ?

Output: The narrator recently went through an emergency .


Input:
Context: They walked the short distance to the pitch and he questioned her about her previous Quidditch experience . " My brothers had me keep score when they had pickup games , but they never let me play . It was all right for them , but Merlin forbid their baby sister ever play . " She launched into what Oliver thought was a very good impression of Fred .
Question: What sort of story are the players imagining as they play their game ?

Output: These folks are playing a game that is based on the Harry Potter novels by Rowling .


Input:
Context: They walked the short distance to the pitch and he questioned her about her previous Quidditch experience . " My brothers had me keep score when they had pickup games , but they never let me play . It was all right for them , but Merlin forbid their baby sister ever play . " She launched into what Oliver thought was a very good impression of Fred .
Question: What sort of story are the players imagining as they play their game ?

Output: They are playing Quidditch .


Input:
Context: The more I want to hope , The more it hurts my heart . I feel a sense of deja vu And I do n't want to go through this again . Maybe it might just be better If we just stayed as friends .
Question: What may happen after hoping ?

Output: Will feel heartache.


Input:
Context: I head back to Madison , so wheeee . Eris is currently hanging upside - down from her kitty howse . She 's stalking one of her scary toys . Anyways , I got clothings today ! All of the pants that I really liked at Express were $ 100 ... so I could n't have them . But I did get some other ones that were also very nice , I got two pairs for $ 100 , so a pretty good deal .
Question: Why is the person pleased ?

Output: They got some good bargains.


Input:
Context: Hey ! I was just wondering , and I ' m probably talking to myself , but if any perchance read this , If they could suggest some good books . Let me know . I need some reading material .
Question: Why do you need some reading material ?

Output: I need some reading material because I want to read good books .


Input:
Context: At the dawn of day , the first witnesses were shocked : Our Lady 's hand was missing and her nose marred , disfiguring her face . What overwhelming hatred ! Who could have something against Our Lady if not the one whose head she crushes with her heel ?.
Question: Why is the narrator so disgusted by the vandalism ?

Output: It is religious desecration .


Input:
Context: At the dawn of day , the first witnesses were shocked : Our Lady 's hand was missing and her nose marred , disfiguring her face . What overwhelming hatred ! Who could have something against Our Lady if not the one whose head she crushes with her heel ?.
Question: Why is the narrator so disgusted by the vandalism ?

Output: It is sacrilege .


Input:
Context: I tried to rise but immediately was blown off his feet by the shockwave of debris scattered by the collision . Hurtling through the air backwards after getting hit by a lump of rock I landed just three feet from the man whom I 'd ignored last night . I could hear the man wheezing and when I looked across I caught his eyes , and saw a fear I did n't anticipate .
Question: How will these people leave the scene ?

Output: an ambulance will pick them up.


Input:
Context: Last week I emptied my feeder ( for the first time all season ) . I had filled it with commercial nectar , it was red . Directions on the box said that because it contained preservative it did n't need to be changed as often . The birds came to it but not so frequently ( hence the fact that it was n't even empty when I took it down to change it ) .
Question: Why did the birds come to it ?

Output: They were hungry and wanted to eat .


Input:
Context: Just doing the laundry and searching for a suitcase is enough to make me say " forget it ; we 're staying home ! ! " I own two giant suitcases - one is still filled with stuff from our July trip that has yet to be unpacked ( ! ! ) . I have no idea where the other one is . Probably stuffed somewhere , filled with the remains of another trip .
Question: Why does this person not want to on a vacation at this time ?

Output: It is too much hassle with washing clothes and trying to find the suitcases .


Input:
Context: Though I did find yet another encouragement to fix up my house . The sooner the better . Because I found and dead bat in an upstairs room . How long it was there I do n't know .
Question: What may happen after they fix up their house ?

Output: They will have less problems with infestations .


Input:
Context: However , following this line of thought it could work on something that is completely unfamiliar also . Is it the artist deliberately guiding us through use of vectors , hemispheres and depth of foreground / background ? I am curious to know what feeds our fascination . One of the paintings at the beginning of the tour impacted me quite alot .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They will explain the painting they saw .


Input:
Context: However , following this line of thought it could work on something that is completely unfamiliar also . Is it the artist deliberately guiding us through use of vectors , hemispheres and depth of foreground / background ? I am curious to know what feeds our fascination . One of the paintings at the beginning of the tour impacted me quite alot .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They will show pictures they took .


Input:
Context: Every time I travel in the local train , my eyes automatically look at the racks above and scan the space under the seats . Every time we enter a shopping mall , movie theatre or even parking lots , there are long queues waiting to get in one by one post a metal detector scan or car search . People live bordering on the edge of paranoia - they leave their house in the morning not knowing what could happen during the day . Even this year was not much too different - the approach to Independence Day saw serial blasts in Bangalore and Ahmedabad with large quantities of explosives being seized at Baroda and even at some key entry points into Mumbai city that gave the idea that much worse things had been planned .
Question: Where is the narrator currently traveling ?

Output: They are visiting India .


Input:
Context: The central stations here are like shopping centres and seem to be open whenever there are trains running . After much searching we did find a supermarket . Still , supermarkets here seem to have more pet food and alcohol than people food .
Question: Why do the central stations have so many stores to shop at ?

Output: Many people stop by the central station during their commutes and tend to look for places to buy things so they 're popular spots for that.


Input:
Context: The first time it happened , it blew a hose and the garage replaced the water pump . The second time it happened , it just overheated and blew a hose again . All this time it has also been unable to release the pressure from the system .
Question: What item kept having issues with overheating ?

Output: The vehicle kept having issues with getting too hot .


Input:
Context: In one of Annabelle 's notebook we found the description of a time travel : if you ride this bicycle all the way around the rim , you will go to another time . VISITOR It 's just a joke , right ? She was probably a little bit nuts like all geniuses . NADIA ( shrugs ) She was probably very lonely , sitting at home all the time .
Question: Who are the girls looking at the notebook ?

Output: Friends.


Input:
Context: The other day I was semi - focussed on Kill Bill , starring Uma Thurman . For the most part , the film was exceptional , give or take a few drawn - out sequences for dramatic effect . Master of the cult - genre , Quentin Tarantino , has an eye for the bizarre and gory .
Question: What will they do after the movie ?

Output: They will rewatch the movie in the future.


Input:
Context: I pledged myself , and headed home , where I was met by another in service to the Word , but in a much different way . He granted me my staff , an instrument of the Word which would grant great magic ... but cost me a good leg . I also would end up , in my dreams , visiting a world ravaged by the Void .
Question: What does this person mean when they say the staff cost them a good leg ?

Output: This is a figure of speech , what they mean is that it is was a costly purchase.


Input:
Context: We go out into the searing daylight and I get in his truck and we go in search of the county 's Historical Society . We spend about a half hour there , trying without success to find out how a local motel , the Blue Mist , got its name . The woman behind the desk tells us that Mormons are plotting to take over the world . We find a Mexican restaurant , sit at a table , and eat albondigas .
Question: why did we try to find out about how the motel blue mist got its name ?

Output: It has an interesting name.


Input:
Context: And of course , that Princess Buffy had been right about everything . Oh , and also , Angel appears to be good , for the moment . I do n't think I 'll be taking my crucifix off just yet . But anyway , Faith had been suckered by this stupid bitch , which is like , the last thing she needs .
Question: What may be a valid reason that I do n't want to take off the crucifix ?

Output: I may need it to protect myself .


Input:
Context: And of course , that Princess Buffy had been right about everything . Oh , and also , Angel appears to be good , for the moment . I do n't think I 'll be taking my crucifix off just yet . But anyway , Faith had been suckered by this stupid bitch , which is like , the last thing she needs .
Question: What may be a valid reason that I do n't want to take off the crucifix ?

Output: There may be vampires around .


Input:
Context: OFF TO BENGALURU I 'd hoped to post a bunch of Mysore pictures today , but for some reason the computer ca n't log on to my friend 's new WiFi service . So here are just a couple . * * * Of course leaving Mysore was bittersweet . More sweet than bitter , actually . I wanted to cry at every goodbye . Actually I did break down a few times . I saw the coconut family one last time ; they brought out the new baby , Sneha , who is too cute . It 's hard to feel bad when you 're in the presence of a happy baby .
Question: Why did the writer want to cry at every goodbye ?

Output: Because they were sad to part ways with the people .


Input:
Context: It was n't easy and sometimes , it 's still not easy . I think there are times we forget how hard we can be on the people we love and how hard the people we love can be on us . There 's danger in trying to protect the people we love from ourselves - I do n't mean in an abusive sense - but rather in the sense that we ca n't share our fears , our anxieties and our frustrations . When we do n't want to expose the people or the person in our lives to the part of ourselves that we consider negative .
Question: What might happen if we show our true selves to the people we love ?

Output: They would learn to see our flaws and be willing to be vulnerable with us as well , creating a deeper connection in the relationship.


Input:
Context: So myspace is being gehishly SLOW ! I ca n't view anyone 's profiles to leave comments or send you all messages.so...I'll say my Hello 's here and let you all know that I ' m still breathing , exhausted as all hell though but hanging in there . On the plus side from working all this over time and having no life and no sleep I ' ve made mad cash .
Question: What may be the reason I have n't been sleeping ?

Output: I 've been working .


Input:
Context: From Today in Science History : Anna Botsford Comstock ( Died 24 Aug 1930 ; born 1 Sep 1854 ) . ( nee Anna Botsford ) American illustrator , writer , and educator remembered for her work in nature study . Pliny the Elder ( Died 24 Aug 79 A.D. ; born 23 A.D. ) . Roman savant and author of the celebrated Natural History , in 37 volumes an encyclopaedic work of very uneven accuracy that was nonetheless an authority on scientific matters up to the Middle Ages . He prepared this as a digest of two thousand ancient books written by nearly five hundred writers .
Question: What does the speaker mean when they refer to the book as having ' uneven accuracy ' ?

Output: The book is n't always consistent with how accurate it is.


Input:
Context: From Today in Science History : Anna Botsford Comstock ( Died 24 Aug 1930 ; born 1 Sep 1854 ) . ( nee Anna Botsford ) American illustrator , writer , and educator remembered for her work in nature study . Pliny the Elder ( Died 24 Aug 79 A.D. ; born 23 A.D. ) . Roman savant and author of the celebrated Natural History , in 37 volumes an encyclopaedic work of very uneven accuracy that was nonetheless an authority on scientific matters up to the Middle Ages . He prepared this as a digest of two thousand ancient books written by nearly five hundred writers .
Question: What does the speaker mean when they refer to the book as having ' uneven accuracy ' ?

Output: The book varies in the degree that it reflects the genuine events of the time.


Input:
Context: I got a little scared , ngl . I ' m home alone and it kept thundering and lightening and pouring . And now I ' m laying on my couch with Lady Bug and Charlie . And Bogie is laying on the floor next to us :] I feel like I ' m going to throw up .
Question: What could happen that will make me feel better ?

Output: Someone else will come home .


Input:
Context: I got a little scared , ngl . I ' m home alone and it kept thundering and lightening and pouring . And now I ' m laying on my couch with Lady Bug and Charlie . And Bogie is laying on the floor next to us :] I feel like I ' m going to throw up .
Question: What could happen that will make me feel better ?

Output: The storm will pass and it will be quiet .


Input:
Context: I have reached a difficult age ( 22 months ) and i do n't want to sleep alone . This results in lots of crying during the night , because i am only satisfied if i can sleep on top of Mammie . She does NOT want this anymore because her belly is getting too big and she tells me that she also need her sleep . If they bring me back to my room i start to cry so loud that in the end i will start to throw up .
Question: Why is the narrator 's mother a bit unhappy with him ?

Output: He cries a lot .


Input:
Context: I have reached a difficult age ( 22 months ) and i do n't want to sleep alone . This results in lots of crying during the night , because i am only satisfied if i can sleep on top of Mammie . She does NOT want this anymore because her belly is getting too big and she tells me that she also need her sleep . If they bring me back to my room i start to cry so loud that in the end i will start to throw up .
Question: Why is the narrator 's mother a bit unhappy with him ?

Output: He keeps crying .