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Context: I opened my blog page up today and I looked at the picture that I put up of my son , and realize that he looks like a hott mess . Jesse and I have discussed whether or not should we cut his hair . I do nt think either of us have come up with a conclusion . So we can use your help .
Question: What may happen after their discussion with Jesse ?

Output: They will get their son to visit a hair salon .


Input:
Context: I opened my blog page up today and I looked at the picture that I put up of my son , and realize that he looks like a hott mess . Jesse and I have discussed whether or not should we cut his hair . I do nt think either of us have come up with a conclusion . So we can use your help .
Question: What may happen after their discussion with Jesse ?

Output: They will try to cut their son 's hair .


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Context: Instead , I admire the girl in the mirror , grinning back at me , her acceptance letter clutched to her chest . Her empathy is purely amazing . I want to kiss her in celebration , but I can not express any love towards my Ego in public . Instead , I fix her hair , and we stand up in unison , and leave the cafe .
Question: What might have she done that she has an acceptance letter ?

Output: She might have applied for a college admission .


Input:
Context: Same with Overcoming Circumstance . Funnily enough , I ' ve gotten more feedback for my 5 Yrs Gone full length fiction but I do n't feel as if it 's most - loved ? It 's more like it 's got its moments ... and then the rest leaves people just skimming .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit more encouraged ?

Output: They have gotten replies back on their fiction .


Input:
Context: Same with Overcoming Circumstance . Funnily enough , I ' ve gotten more feedback for my 5 Yrs Gone full length fiction but I do n't feel as if it 's most - loved ? It 's more like it 's got its moments ... and then the rest leaves people just skimming .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit more encouraged ?

Output: They have gotten reviews back .


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Context: Some of those scars are unsightly and have caused us deep regret . But , some wounds , my friend , are because God has refused to let go . In the midst of your struggle , He 's been there holding on to you . God loves you .
Question: What happens after you remember that god cares for you ?

Output: You will begin to realize that you can make it through any struggle and that things will get better.


Input:
Context: We enjoyed the atmosphere there very much , and were excited to head back to have a bit more time there . We stayed right in the heart of the city , which was good and bad . It was great being right in the mix , since it was the last day of the 10 day Gent festival they hold every year . This festival is the largest festival in Europe that is held within a city center .
Question: What may have happened if we had not stayed in the heart of the city ?

Output: If we had not stayed in the heart of the city , the Gent festival might not have been as enjoyable .


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Context: Day 126 Location : Limestone Spring Lean - to , CT Miles hiked today : 15.7 Miles from Springer : 1,483 Miles to Katahdin : 693.2 Elevation : 980 ' It was a nice short hike this morning to a cafe that was just off the trail , where we had lunch . Along the way , there was a race track visible from the mountain , and it was kind of neat to watch the cars going around the track . The drivers were pretty good , as the course looked extremely difficult .
Question: Why might I be hiking through the trails and watching the race track ?

Output: I might be on a vacation on a mountain with trails and a race track .


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Context: I have been living in New York for four years now , and have only just found a hairdresser I actually want to return to . When you 're paying $ 120 + for a cut , I think you have a right to be more than a tad picky . The only problem , you see , is that she appears to be the most exclusive hair stylist in town .
Question: What makes the her new hairdresser problematic ?

Output: The hairdresser exclusivity may make getting an appointment elusive .


Input:
Context: One had to go through again the harrowing experience of being pushed and crushed by that mindless mass of humanity . So apathy finally gave way to a firm resolve for action . And before the brain that had been reduced into an unthinking automaton by a mismanaged train system knew what was happening , one was suddenly standing in front of the MRT station supervisor and eyeing him through orange - tinged sunglasses .
Question: What will the supervisor say after the narrator has had their piece ?

Output: The supervisor will apologize and may offer the narrator a free ride .


Input:
Context: I dearly hope that is an option as soon as possible after surgery and yes , right now I believe I can , but . Doing something in a pool , in water , requires me to be in a bathing suit in front of other people . This is n't sarcasm , this is fear .
Question: What did the doctor perfrorm ?

Output: An invasive operation.


Input:
Context: The body is still tight , all of the accessories ( except for the aforementioned blower ) work properly , and only the slightest bit of rust has begun to appear just behind the front wheel wells . Worth noting , too , is that I ' ve never , ever even been pulled over , much less ticketed while driving the Grand Marquis . It 's nigh invisible to The Authorities .
Question: Why might I have never been ticketed while driving the Grand Marquis ?

Output: Because the car is not flashy , and the police do not notice that car .


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Context: Long and short of it is that we are arressted and thrown in jail . Strangely , in this country , there is no separated cells , so Tabetha and I are in the same cell together . Several weeks pass , but each time our food is delivered to us ( which very oddly , is a # 1 meal from McDonald 's ) - we are told that the " Oracle " will make a judgment on us soon . At the outset of what seemed to be the final week , the guards remove us and begin taking us down a rather tedious long hallway .
Question: What may have caused you to be thrown in jail ?

Output: I committed some sort of crime .


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Context: the 20hp kicker of hackmaster characters saved us from rolling up 18 characters ( how on earth would a group of adventurers with 4 - 10 hps each take out a cave of orcs ? unless they lured them out one by one !.
Question: Where might have this 20 HP hackmaster characters come from ?

Output: The characters might have come from someone using a hack .


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Context: 2 ) did i unknowingly reject him last year by not making a move before i left ? 3 ) how long should i expect to wait before ( and if ) he makes a move ? and 4 ) should i make the first move ? oh and i ' m 18 , he 's 19 , if that helps .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: To ask about dating.


Input:
Context: Out of the Loop . I spend the weekend at the Old Family Homestead in LA , watching the Angels beat the Rangers and seeing the Bernini sculptures at the Getty . I did n't visit the internet once , only glanced at the local fishwrap , and watched no news on TV . So I missed an entire news cycle or two on Sarah Palin .
Question: What may have been your reason for not checking the internet or news ?

Output: I had better and funner things to do .


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Context: I had to quit my job at Oxford Street ( a local steak restaurant ) to do this musical , and I only have a little over sixty dollars left and it 's running out fast . I ' ve been eating out every night and I still have about a month to go , I highly doubt this money will last more than a week . MY LIFE IN MEDIA : Prior to this semester I had been going back through 24 , starting with season two .
Question: If I had not been eating out every night , what would have happened ?

Output: I would have more than 60 $ for the rest of the month .


Input:
Context: After this I have a major backlog of other games I need to get to ... Even when we got home there was a little bit of a surprise for us - my sister had dropped off a big ol' chair that her friends discarded . We 're re - doing the living room and need all new furniture , so she thought we could use it . We might not be able to though - it 's pretty big & smells kinda bad & might not fit . Besides , my mom already ordered new furniture .
Question: What did Mom decide to buy ?

Output: A new item for the place .


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Context: I recovered and then donned my camping miner 's head lamp and armed myself with a screw driver . I had Bea lie back on the couch and open her mouth big big big . I few gentle hammer taps and the ring popped off on the second try with very little blood loss - a dinky bead the size of an ovum .
Question: Why might a person do DIY surgery of this type ?

Output: They ca n't afford proper treatment.


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Context: also does anyone know about a ' bull - boxer ' ? ? on the whole , do they take after the boxer or the bulldog ? .. especially in relation to exercise ? do they take after the bulldog who is quite lazy .. or the boxer who is quite boisterous ? ?.
Question: What kind of animal may i have as a pet ?

Output: Dog.


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Context: So , we finally got to St. Paul where the weather is similar the Bay Area , well at least for today . Once we got ourselves together we headed to the casa and we got a real good , yet , fast tour of the town . After an hour we headed to Minneapolis Convention Center , where we picked up our fancy credentials for the next four days . Once at the Convention Center it was mayhem : people running around making sure decorations were in their right locations , table cloths sporting the American flag colors , banners and drapes accessorizing the entrances of the ballrooms .
Question: Why was the narrator visiting Minnesota ?

Output: It was for a convention .


Input:
Context: So , we finally got to St. Paul where the weather is similar the Bay Area , well at least for today . Once we got ourselves together we headed to the casa and we got a real good , yet , fast tour of the town . After an hour we headed to Minneapolis Convention Center , where we picked up our fancy credentials for the next four days . Once at the Convention Center it was mayhem : people running around making sure decorations were in their right locations , table cloths sporting the American flag colors , banners and drapes accessorizing the entrances of the ballrooms .
Question: Why was the narrator visiting Minnesota ?

Output: It was for a work event .


Input:
Context: It 's a curved wooden piece , looks like a bow , as in " bow and arrow " , and there 's a small can at the top although the can is n't really supposed to be there . You are supposed to use your mouth in place of the can , but the musician there put a can on there instead so it would be more sanitary for sharing with the kids . Maria played the washboard , and later tried her hand at a fiddle too . Then we went to the park next door .
Question: Why is a can more sanitary than a mouth ?

Output: Because of germs people have .


Input:
Context: I guess to cover his track he would make up lies about people . I guess make co - workers worry about some drama that he created and lied about . One day he made this huge story and told everyone I was the one who told him .
Question: Why do you think he keeps making up lies about people ?

Output: I think he makes up lies about people because he does n't want to take responsibility about his actions .


Input:
Context: I ' m really pathetic . She 's her own person and is allowed to make decisions , there is no reason for me to judge or tell her something is wrong . It 's not ... Ew .
Question: How is this person feeling about themselves ?

Output: The person is self - judgmental.


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Context: I was however just invited so also not ' allowed ' i the kitchen . That led to me and this girl , lets call her E , who is in my class but who I had n't talked a lot with played pool . We talked a lot , she is an old handball player too ; ) Then some of the girls decided to watch a movie but I went to my room and chatted / did my assignment instead and then me and E and another girl in our house ended up in our hallway and talked for like ages lol . Turns out that E is not only nice but she shares me love of movies ... and she kows Neil Marshall which for a swedish girl is kind of huge .
Question: Why was n't I allowed in the kitchen ?

Output: Only some people were allowed in .


Input:
Context: I asked . The whiteness around us had begun to dissolve , and I did n't know what it was turning into . In truth , I did n't care . I had everything I needed , and I was ready for what waited .
Question: What could be happening to the speaker ?

Output: They are dreaming .


Input:
Context: I was hoping to go to the venue last night , but Emma was nt allowed . It was fine like , I 'll hopefully allowed to go to the berry on the 29th , since I m not allowed to go to Gemma 's party . I was nt that sure if I d go anyway .
Question: What may be the reason she did n't go to the party when her friend was n't allowed to go ?

Output: She did n't want to go to the party alone .


Input:
Context: After four hours on the road I started playing " Make something out of the license number " . Somehow everything turned out to be related to fandom or fanfiction . What else could one make out of FB , SPN or J. I stopped playing the game when I saw plot bunnys instead of cars crowding the highway . We arrived in Kolschhausen around eight pm after seven hours , greeted with a BBQ that was n't even heated .
Question: What may i have been doing four hours ago?

Output: I was driving.


Input:
Context: Because she was weak and only managing 6 breaths per minute , which is half the minimum needed for a healthy adult , they put her on oxygen and on a respirator . Because of the respirator , which means having a breathing tube inserted down the throat , they had to put her on a sedative - respirator tubes are very uncomfortable and makes most people choke and gag - the sedative is necessary for comfort and to keep people from panicking over the tube . When we arrived at the ICU , we found her sedated , barely responsive , on a respirator and with a jungle of tubes , wires , iv pumps and equipment all around her .
Question: What may be the reason why someone is n't getting enough oxygen ?

Output: They have a respiratory infection .


Input:
Context: Time just seems to be flying by lately - and I seem to be very busy but not getting anywhere as fast as I would like . Do you ever feel like a duck - swimming peacefully on the surface and little legs going flat out underneath ? - ah well as my friend pointed out today , it is good to be busy , means I have work to do !.
Question: How do I feel about my current condition ?

Output: I 'm glad I get to keep busy as that means I have something to do .


Input:
Context: Bummed around , bought a 2 dollar apple , and saw some gorgeous things , including the Vancouver skyline . Went looking for the house I was staying at . Got fabulously lost , as per usual , several times . The last time I got lot was great . I arrived five large blocks away , confusing 617 with 167 .
Question: How did I get lost the last time ?

Output: I had a dyslexic episode .


Input:
Context: But where do you get candles ? ? ? There was one really cool candle shop in the uber - mall , I go over there and it 's disappeared . It is a conspiracy . The world wants us fully dependent on electricity , so when the earth stands still , we are so screwed .
Question: What may the narrator do after this conversation ?

Output: Look for a candle shop .


Input:
Context: But where do you get candles ? ? ? There was one really cool candle shop in the uber - mall , I go over there and it 's disappeared . It is a conspiracy . The world wants us fully dependent on electricity , so when the earth stands still , we are so screwed .
Question: What may the narrator do after this conversation ?

Output: Search for candles online .


Input:
Context: At this time they had a top 40 hit ' Could n't Get It Right ' which was sung by Colin . They were all very kind to us , sat in for a while and got us backstage to their show the following night in Davenport across the river . I also got to see their opening act , UFO ! The whole bunch of us went out for pizza afterward .
Question: What may happen after being let in backstage ?

Output: They can hang out with the band .


Input:
Context: At this time they had a top 40 hit ' Could n't Get It Right ' which was sung by Colin . They were all very kind to us , sat in for a while and got us backstage to their show the following night in Davenport across the river . I also got to see their opening act , UFO ! The whole bunch of us went out for pizza afterward .
Question: What may happen after being let in backstage ?

Output: They can meet other musicians .


Input:
Context: While the foods on this weight loss plan contain no proven fat burning qualities , the strict rules of this fad diet which induce a " forced starvation " by severely restricting . How a " unique new spin " on the old low carb diet c ncrease your rate of fat loss to the . Fat burning diet tips to help you burn more calories with low calorie fitness and health tips for blasting through weight loss obstacles quick and easy fat burning diet tips .
Question: Why has this diet failed to sustain weight loss ?

Output: The diet is a fad diet .


Input:
Context: This is not a happy entry . Am writing this is anothe flood of tears atm as I know no ther way , place or person to express it to . Earlier today I found out an online friend of mine who I 'd known for a number of years and felt close to had lost her battle with cancer and has died . Ahe was my age and had had an awful time of things boh mentally and physically and it was her kids and pursuits online that kept her going .
Question: What is the reason that I am so emotional ?

Output: My dear friend succumbed to cancer .


Input:
Context: so i talked to my mom and dad and grandma on saturday night . it 's nice to talk to them , but difficult all at the same time . there are so many things i ca n't talk about ... like , oh , my personal life . work is a fine subject , and it 's fine to ask how things are at home , but i ca n't discuss anything going on in my life that is n't work .
Question: Why ca n't you discuss with your parents about anything that is n't work ?

Output: I ca n't discuss with my parents about anything that is n't work because my personal life is n't doing so well .


Input:
Context: We packed up and made it to the beach by 10:30 ( I think ) . After about an hour or two it started to fucking rain . I tried to stay at first ducking under our umbrella , but it continued to rain , got worse , and Sarah insisted on going home .
Question: What could the narrator have done at the beach instead of going home ?

Output: The narrator could have gone for a swim in the lovely warm ocean water .


Input:
Context: It 's my own fault for not asking questions about the entree , but for some reason , I did n't think the fish would be fried . I actually thought it would just be coated in something crispy . My initial reaction was n't positive , but I will pretty much eat anything , so I dug right in . The cod was good , but like I previously mentioned , pretty average . It reminded me of fried fish meal from an Irish pub .
Question: What may be the reason for your initial reaction to the fish being different ?

Output: It did n't meet my expectations .


Input:
Context: When it comes to low back pain symptoms , it helps to know the causes . While the result may be the same in spite of of the cause , for some causes there are other options for pain relief . Some are temporary while others offer more permanent relief .
Question: What are some of the longer term cures that the narrator is talking about ?

Output: He is talking about a major operation .


Input:
Context: When it comes to low back pain symptoms , it helps to know the causes . While the result may be the same in spite of of the cause , for some causes there are other options for pain relief . Some are temporary while others offer more permanent relief .
Question: What are some of the longer term cures that the narrator is talking about ?

Output: He is talking about surgery .


Input:
Context: Then she cut my bangs . First I was n't too worried , but suddenly she started cutting my hair into bangs on the left , too ( that 's the side I usually do n't have bangs , as was clearly obvious from the way my hair looked ) . When I stopped her she was all like " But that 's how you do it , bla bla , they ' ve probably always done it like that and you just did n't realize " - yeah , cause I do n't live with my hair all day ) . By then it was too late , cause she had already made the first cut , but at least I prevented worse and you can hide it pretty well .
Question: Why is the narrator getting nervous in the salon ?

Output: They cut her bangs .


Input:
Context: Then she cut my bangs . First I was n't too worried , but suddenly she started cutting my hair into bangs on the left , too ( that 's the side I usually do n't have bangs , as was clearly obvious from the way my hair looked ) . When I stopped her she was all like " But that 's how you do it , bla bla , they ' ve probably always done it like that and you just did n't realize " - yeah , cause I do n't live with my hair all day ) . By then it was too late , cause she had already made the first cut , but at least I prevented worse and you can hide it pretty well .
Question: Why is the narrator getting nervous in the salon ?

Output: They cut her bangs way too much .


Input:
Context: So we got to 5 and Danielle and I really needed to pee . So we went to the bathroom and there was this girl getting really sick in there , so we waited in line for the bathroom , cause we did nt want to go outside . So we went and it was nt all that bad , better than going at Puke . Danielle was drunk , and hast been in my presence before , and she wanted to have a dance party . There was this group of guys and they were kinda creepy and muscley , so i was like f*that .
Question: Why is Danielle seemingly so sick ?

Output: She drank too much .


Input:
Context: So we got to 5 and Danielle and I really needed to pee . So we went to the bathroom and there was this girl getting really sick in there , so we waited in line for the bathroom , cause we did nt want to go outside . So we went and it was nt all that bad , better than going at Puke . Danielle was drunk , and hast been in my presence before , and she wanted to have a dance party . There was this group of guys and they were kinda creepy and muscley , so i was like f*that .
Question: Why is Danielle seemingly so sick ?

Output: She is drunk .


Input:
Context: Okay , so here is day two of the facial hair re - growth . I think one more day and I will start keeping it trimmed better . Then I will have to work on my hair . It is getting a bit long and I need to do something with it .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are working on their personal hygiene .


Input:
Context: Because Sandy this bait did n't manage to catch any fish not even shrimp ! WAHAHA . We both went to Suntec and get shoes for yy and tt ( Sandy 's cousin 's ) bear and she bought 2 set of Korean shows for her mummy . It 's cheap la the disc , selling $ 10 to $ 15 only .
Question: Why she buy 2 set of Korean shows for her mummy ?

Output: Because her mummy enjoys Korean shows .


Input:
Context: So take your pick . " And I thought this stat was pretty telling : the Redskins held the ball for 38 minutes , 9 seconds . It was the fifth time since 2006 a Cowboys ' opponent has held the ball for more than 37 minutes . Not surprisingly the Cowboys have lost all five .
Question: What sport is being referred to ?

Output: Football.


Input:
Context: My summer vacation . Ha not going to lie most of my summer is just running together through my head therefore i will tell you about all the events i can remember . not sure if their in the right order but i 'll try to get them close to right .
Question: What may i do after vacation ?

Output: Go back to school.


Input:
Context: I ' m currently half dressed in work drag , trying to pysch myself up for an interview for a job I do n't want . It 's with a temp agency . I really do n't want to temp again ... It 's fairly low stress , easy , and the money 's decent ... however I 'd like to get paid to use my brain and do something that 's related to the field I ' m going into after graduation .
Question: Why is narrator going on the interview ?

Output: They are going on interview to make some money , which is decent .


Input:
Context: The pear added a sweetness that I would n't have thought would have worked that well , but really did . After , we pored over film times and suggestions and ended up going out to catch Traitor , starring Don Cheadle . The film really surprised me and was very good , due in part to Cheadle 's compelling performance , backed up by fairly solid performances from the rest of the cast . The movie , which I 'd actually never heard of before today , is a thriller about Islamic terrorism . I was expecting its treatment of the subject to be irritating at best , but it was surprisingly nuanced and touched on several points that most movies in the genre gloss over .
Question: Why did the narrator seem to like the movie ?

Output: They loved Don Cheadle .


Input:
Context: The pear added a sweetness that I would n't have thought would have worked that well , but really did . After , we pored over film times and suggestions and ended up going out to catch Traitor , starring Don Cheadle . The film really surprised me and was very good , due in part to Cheadle 's compelling performance , backed up by fairly solid performances from the rest of the cast . The movie , which I 'd actually never heard of before today , is a thriller about Islamic terrorism . I was expecting its treatment of the subject to be irritating at best , but it was surprisingly nuanced and touched on several points that most movies in the genre gloss over .
Question: Why did the narrator seem to like the movie ?

Output: They loved the acting .


Input:
Context: In the Dare ( Zimbabwe word for Council ) tradition , we know that everyone is in the same story . When we share our piece of the story it connects us to others who see themselves and are inspired to share their piece . As we offer our page or chapter we deepen our connections and widen our understanding of who are and how we fit in this story of which we are all apart . This changes the world , because it changes us .
Question: What may happen if the Dare Tradition did not exist or happen?

Output: Our piece of the story would not be shared.


Input:
Context: In the Dare ( Zimbabwe word for Council ) tradition , we know that everyone is in the same story . When we share our piece of the story it connects us to others who see themselves and are inspired to share their piece . As we offer our page or chapter we deepen our connections and widen our understanding of who are and how we fit in this story of which we are all apart . This changes the world , because it changes us .
Question: What may happen if the Dare Tradition did not exist or happen?

Output: We would no longer be inspiring others.


Input:
Context: Besides spending my time watching the news . My most frequent activity is just to go out and walk all over the place , especially DVD shops . If you will remember , my trip there was basically to stay there , not doing any tours ( though i would most love to ) .
Question: What might happen when you walk all over the place ?

Output: I would explore local businesses .


Input:
Context: " " I 'll tell you a story , " she said , pulling out the chair next to me and sitting down . She was munching on the cookie . " I grew up thinking that this was the only thing I needed in life . A house , a husband , a home of my own , you know the drill .
Question: What had caused this person to engage you in a conversation .?

Output: I had been feeling rather blue and asked my neighbor for some advice .


Input:
Context: Well , we think your way of life is weird too . What are we going to do about it ? NOTHING ! And you all should do the same towards us !.
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: slightly angry.


Input:
Context: For any of you who have n't seen it , give it a try . I ' m tired and mentally exhausted . My tonsils are still swollen and I wo n't have the money to get them looked at until Friday .
Question: Why is the narrator in so much pain ?

Output: Their tonsils are inflamed .


Input:
Context: For any of you who have n't seen it , give it a try . I ' m tired and mentally exhausted . My tonsils are still swollen and I wo n't have the money to get them looked at until Friday .
Question: Why is the narrator in so much pain ?

Output: Their tonsils are on fire .


Input:
Context: I saw him walking by tonight as the dusty blue sky grew darker . His back was straight , his dark Indian skin contrasted handsomely with his white polo shirt . His dignified form caught my attention and I watched .
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Output: They are attracted to an Indian man .


Input:
Context: I saw him walking by tonight as the dusty blue sky grew darker . His back was straight , his dark Indian skin contrasted handsomely with his white polo shirt . His dignified form caught my attention and I watched .
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Output: They are watching a man that they are attracted to .


Input:
Context: I ' m not sure how you spent your labor day weekend but my husband and I spent our time doing just that - laboring ! I may not have mentioned it before but we have our home up for sale and find ourselves in the " what ever did we save that for " mode . My husband is an admitted champion pack rat of things that he might need some day for something .
Question: What may be the reason why it was so much work for them when selling their house ?

Output: Because their husband has a lot of stuff .


Input:
Context: Final verdict : After Youtube compression I suppose the difference in quality between the two videos is negligible . Still , for US$ 150 the Flip Cam is pretty neat and it takes an hour of photos and is really tiny . Great for on - the - go interviews or travel videos as well as capturing impromptu fun . I 'd definitely recommend it , especially for us blogger types .
Question: What may happen if the camera is bulky and heavy ?

Output: Bloggers may not like it .


Input:
Context: Final verdict : After Youtube compression I suppose the difference in quality between the two videos is negligible . Still , for US$ 150 the Flip Cam is pretty neat and it takes an hour of photos and is really tiny . Great for on - the - go interviews or travel videos as well as capturing impromptu fun . I 'd definitely recommend it , especially for us blogger types .
Question: What may happen if the camera is bulky and heavy ?

Output: The review may be less glowing .


Input:
Context: He made some great saves . Mason was a rock at the back winning loads of tackles and getting the ball forwards . Skid got some blocks and cleared the danger . In midfield Tom and Declan were busy and we saw 2 great moves , the first involving Michael & Declan and the 2nd involving Tom & Michael .
Question: Why were Tom and Declan busy ?

Output: A lot of players entered the midfield.


Input:
Context: Then it swelled up and hurt more . So bad that it hurt to sign a check or use the space bar ! After 5 days of this , I went to the doc . I was afraid I had hurt a ligament or fractured it w/o realizing it .
Question: What do you think happened after the author went to see the doctor ?

Output: He found out that , thank goodness the hand was not broken but sprained and a simple brace was all he needed .


Input:
Context: Then it swelled up and hurt more . So bad that it hurt to sign a check or use the space bar ! After 5 days of this , I went to the doc . I was afraid I had hurt a ligament or fractured it w/o realizing it .
Question: What do you think happened after the author went to see the doctor ?

Output: He found out that this thumb and index finger were indeed broken and had to get a simple cast put on .


Input:
Context: Tim , keep your shirt off . Why do n't you lean on the back of the chaise , and Tracy hon , stand between his legs . " The assistant ran over to do a powder touch - up . He spread his legs and laced his arms around Tracy . His gaze was dropped , but after a moment he looked at her directly , intensely . It 's so eerie - like he actually knows me and is in love with me , Tracy thought .
Question: Based on what you know from the story , what are Tracy and Tim doing ?

Output: Filming a romantic movie together.


Input:
Context: During the certificate awarding , his classroom teacher asked about his presentation , and he said he did n't understand . She did n't believe that . Considering he knew to show up to the group meetings when he felt like it , and was there when we discussed and practiced yesterday ... no one really does . But oh well . His professor from Temple will deal with that .
Question: Why did the guy show up to group meetings when he felt like it ?

Output: Because he is irresponsible .


Input:
Context: This , on the other hand , was one of those rare encounters when I knew God had intervened in details only He could have known . It was a God moment , and I 'll never forget it . Our time came to board , and we were not on the same plane . I was deeply ashamed of how I 'd acted earlier and would have been so proud to have accompanied him on that aircraft .
Question: What may be the reason they were not on the same plane ?

Output: They were going to different destinations .


Input:
Context: Like all early Image books this did have problems with lateness but it was worth waiting . The first miniseries had 5 issues ( # 0 - 4 ) and the second series lasted only 35 issues . What I liked about this series is that Cyberforce 's main enemy was destroyed in the 25th issue and then it had to change direction . That new direction introduced a more supernatural edge to it that became Top Cow 's main staple.9 ) Ultraforce August 1994 .
Question: Why was the narrator fine with the Image books being so late ?

Output: The narrator felt the content in them was amazing .


Input:
Context: Do n't worry about the rent money , we 'll just write it off . I hope you do n't feel like this is the end or feel too ashamed or whatever to talk to me . That 's stupid . Like I said earlier , it 's your life , I still think of you as a friend and friends are allowed to be pissed at each other . Call me when you 're feeling steadier and , I may be crossing a line here , but I think you owe Jim an explanation for how badly you ' ve burned him .
Question: What has lead the speaker to inform the subject that they do n't need to worry about the rent money ?

Output: Because they realize that people make mistakes and they are doing their best to be understanding.


Input:
Context: Sure enough .... they start playing Big Brown Eyes . As he starts playing the song he looks our direction and points and waves . How fucking cool is that ?.
Question: What may happen after the singer points and waves ?

Output: We will cheer .


Input:
Context: Sure enough .... they start playing Big Brown Eyes . As he starts playing the song he looks our direction and points and waves . How fucking cool is that ?.
Question: What may happen after the singer points and waves ?

Output: We will smile .


Input:
Context: not much . but it 's still what make me the person i am today and what i have today " . or maybe it 's just shit that happens and like cousin andreanne says i should really do something about it . like what ?.
Question: What type of life experiences might have I had ?

Output: I might have had experiences that have shaped my life.


Input:
Context: I think I did n't make the band program in binghamton . I ve got very good reason to believe otherwise . I went down to check tonight , and I did n't make it into the university symphonic orchestra- which is fine .
Question: What state may i currently be in ?

Output: New York.


Input:
Context: But she was truly a marvel in her younger days , and her presence , along with Paul Hogan 's " You want to see a knife ? I 'll show you a knife " scene , is the main reason for taking another look at 1986 's " Crocodile Dundee . " But she may very well still be a wonder today , not least because one of her main assets was her super - musical voice .
Question: What type of things might influence which movie I choose to watch ?

Output: I might be influenced by things like interesting scenes and actresses or actors in the movie .


Input:
Context: She said right back " My God , what a fun time we could have had . " I kissed her forehead and left . Now I ' m not sure exactly what happened .... There may have been another agenda there to which I was not privy . And I never saw Amy or Steve again .... All I can tell you is that it began an enjoyable experience on the phone line with lovers and friends of all kinds .
Question: What may have happened before getting kissed on my forehaed ?

Output: We could have had a good time together .


Input:
Context: I ' ve been wanting to go to the CIA for any programs for like 12 years now . I can hardly wait to hear back from them ... and then on with the joys of financial aid . : \ It 's a 30-week program designed for people who already have a B.S.
Question: How would I feel if I hear back from them ?

Output: I would be delighted .


Input:
Context: It was so sweet to watch and Jeffrey and I were so happy that we could be there to see her on such a special day . We also got the visit with both sides of the family on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon . After the baptism there was a big get - together at the Chupp 's house ( that 's what I call my in - laws to avoid deciding what to call them ... .after eight years ... haha ) .
Question: What is bringing a large crowd together like this ?

Output: A baptism .


Input:
Context: It was so sweet to watch and Jeffrey and I were so happy that we could be there to see her on such a special day . We also got the visit with both sides of the family on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon . After the baptism there was a big get - together at the Chupp 's house ( that 's what I call my in - laws to avoid deciding what to call them ... .after eight years ... haha ) .
Question: What is bringing a large crowd together like this ?

Output: A religious event .


Input:
Context: She agreed , of course , and now , found herself sitting at the front of an empty classroom , while glittery bits filled her lesson plan . Class had to go on , though . The chalkboard would suffice as a teaching medium , and her brilliant intellect would wow and amaze ! There would be no problems today .
Question: What does the subject use to instruct the students ?

Output: She utilizes the blackboard .


Input:
Context: A friend told me to " go play with some dogs " to relieve stress . I played with a shepherd mix and a chow mix . They were in the same pen .
Question: Why did the speaker 's friend suggest playing with dogs as a way to reduce stress ?

Output: It is the first thing that comes to mind when they consider the best ways to deal with stress.


Input:
Context: A friend told me to " go play with some dogs " to relieve stress . I played with a shepherd mix and a chow mix . They were in the same pen .
Question: Why did the speaker 's friend suggest playing with dogs as a way to reduce stress ?

Output: They are trying to be supportive , and know from experience that dogs can be comforting.


Input:
Context: When Kickass Daughter came home for a few days at the end of the summer , I annoyed her deeply by demanding that she go through everything in her room and weed out the nonessentials . Feeling violated ( she hates to throw out things ) and put - upon ( this was her only vacation all summer ! ) she managed to get through it .
Question: Why did the parent have their daughter do this ?

Output: She no longer lived in the house , the room needed cleaning.


Input:
Context: When Kickass Daughter came home for a few days at the end of the summer , I annoyed her deeply by demanding that she go through everything in her room and weed out the nonessentials . Feeling violated ( she hates to throw out things ) and put - upon ( this was her only vacation all summer ! ) she managed to get through it .
Question: Why did the parent have their daughter do this ?

Output: She was n't around often , it was the best opportunity.


Input:
Context: Lest I really take a picture of her concussing in front of her cookie dough . ) I survived another mad week at work . However , with 21 reversions to do for November , plus London 's Operation : Promo La Loca , and other random stuff that keeps popping out like daisies around here , October sets to be busy as hell . Bring it on .
Question: What may happen during October ?

Output: I will be extremely busy at work .


Input:
Context: This was such a bad weekend . I do n't really want to discuss all the details , but it began when I somehow bought tickets for Chicago leaving Friday and got it in my head that I had the right weekend , luckily realizing my mistake before we actually got to the bus station ( though after the point when I could have gotten a refund for the tickets ) . But I had Thursday and Friday off work anyway , which was great . I got to relax , sleep in , spend quality time with A. and the animals .
Question: What may happen after purchasing the bus tickets ?

Output: It would be too late to get a refund .


Input:
Context: We got out of the car shooting glaring looks at Mum and her fucking pigeon . For half an hour we called relatives to see what they could do , and then a miracle happened . We were saved by a bunch of blokes in a tow - truck who asked if we needed help . In an unbelievable turn of events , five minutes later , one bloke was stopping traffic coming up the hill , one was stopping traffic coming down the hill , and our little Vauxhall Corsa was being towed out of the shit by a great big truck .
Question: How did they get some help ?

Output: One guy towed them out of the street .


Input:
Context: We got out of the car shooting glaring looks at Mum and her fucking pigeon . For half an hour we called relatives to see what they could do , and then a miracle happened . We were saved by a bunch of blokes in a tow - truck who asked if we needed help . In an unbelievable turn of events , five minutes later , one bloke was stopping traffic coming up the hill , one was stopping traffic coming down the hill , and our little Vauxhall Corsa was being towed out of the shit by a great big truck .
Question: How did they get some help ?

Output: two guys pulled over and asked if they needed help .


Input:
Context: They are much truer to the colors outside . Enough with the talking , more photos ! You can see how changing the film speed really lets you capture the wings ! Pretty grainy , so I might try to play around with lower speeds the next time I stalk the hummingbirds .
Question: What may have let you capture the wings of the hummingbird in a photo ?

Output: I adjusted my camera .


Input:
Context: His right leg was in a thick white cast held up off the bed by a series of pulleys . It all looked terribly unnecessary to Scorpius as he stepped up to the bed , still holding Lily to make sure that she did not jump at him again . " Miserable , is n't it ?.
Question: Why was a man in a cast ?

Output: He broke his leg when Lily jumped at him .


Input:
Context: His right leg was in a thick white cast held up off the bed by a series of pulleys . It all looked terribly unnecessary to Scorpius as he stepped up to the bed , still holding Lily to make sure that she did not jump at him again . " Miserable , is n't it ?.
Question: Why was a man in a cast ?

Output: He had a surgery on his leg .


Input:
Context: That 's fukin lame but I never get sick so whatever ) , b ) work all our scheduled days , and c ) stay until September 1st . Then we get a $ 500 bonus . $ 500 ! ! ! !.
Question: What will happen if they do not stay until September 1st ?

Output: They wo n't be eligible for the money.


Input:
Context: Parent - teacher conferences are a great way to get to know my child 's teacher and to let her know something about me and my concerns . A list of concerns is a good way to start preparing for a meeting with the teacher . If you are concerned about homework , write that down . If you are concerned with behavior , write that down . It is neither necessary nor desirable to write down every single concern you might have .
Question: What may be the reason for not bringing every little concern to the meeting ?

Output: There wo n't be enough time for it .


Input:
Context: The reading was interesting in that it was to point to areas that administrators must address long before teachers prep online courses . It also suggested that more than just administrators should be involved . I totally agree with this assessment . At the public schools , we use a online gradebook site for the whole district .
Question: Why might the reading be interesting for school - workers ?

Output: It showed what managers need to do before introducing online services .


Input:
Context: She actually did quite a number on her tooth - even more than what you can see from the front . The back of the tooth is much more damaged . She 'll have to live with it ( and the teasing from her sister ) until next week when he 'll put a temporary on it , and then a couple weeks later , a porceline crown . He promises to have it all fixed by the beginning of the school year , because is n't this just how every 14 year old girl wants to start Gr .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling some pain as of late ?

Output: The narrator had a visit to the dentist .


Input:
Context: She actually did quite a number on her tooth - even more than what you can see from the front . The back of the tooth is much more damaged . She 'll have to live with it ( and the teasing from her sister ) until next week when he 'll put a temporary on it , and then a couple weeks later , a porceline crown . He promises to have it all fixed by the beginning of the school year , because is n't this just how every 14 year old girl wants to start Gr .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling some pain as of late ?

Output: The narrator had major dental work done .


Input:
Context: so my stepmother decided to take it upon herself to change my resume . that would have been cool if she had just sent it to me so i could change all the mistakes in it after she " fixed it " . instead she just went ahead and sent it out the way it was .
Question: Why is the narrator so upset at their step mother ?

Output: They sent a letter out without their permission .


Input:
Context: so my stepmother decided to take it upon herself to change my resume . that would have been cool if she had just sent it to me so i could change all the mistakes in it after she " fixed it " . instead she just went ahead and sent it out the way it was .
Question: Why is the narrator so upset at their step mother ?

Output: They violated their privacy .


Input:
Context: Which just proves again that if you want something done , done right and promptly you might as well do it yourself . I ca n't wait to have a photo editor , someone who will watch out for and take care of the photographers and their needs and concerns . Hopefully someone who will fight for us and make the phone calls so we can concentrate on making images instead of the BS behind the scenes crap no one sees . I said I was n't going to post work images on here anymore but I decided to post these because I shot quite a few of these not only for the Journal but for me as well . When I could , I tried to find the artsy angle .
Question: Where does he work ?

Output: for a magazine journal.


Input:
Context: I wanted to loss some weight as I gained weight about 10 lbs . and mostly of my skirts , dresses , shirts and shorts do n't fit well anymore and I have some good clothes . One time , I tried on some of my clothes but I am annoyed since they are little for me now . It makes me gained weight by just sitting in front of my computer and not doing exercise .
Question: Why was the narrator sitingt in front of the computer ?

Output: They sit at the computer for work , this leaves little time for exercise .


Input:
Context: Today marks the fifth anniversary of my father 's passing . i miss him more now than ever and for so many reasons . There were only a very few years that he was really ' engaged ' in my life ... and even then there was a lot of disconnect . But still , his presence was powerful .
Question: Why is the narrator so mournful and feeling sadness ?

Output: The narrator is remembering the anniversary of the death of their dad .


Input:
Context: So I went to Costa Mesa yesterday to meet a client for a script I am writing . We met for six hours and he described to me every scene he had planned out from notes written in pen covering two pieces of paper . After about an hour of this , a big black man in a purple shirt wandered into the Hilton lobby by himself . He was covered in tattoos , had a nose ring , and was smoking a cigar .
Question: Why did the writer go to meet a client about a script ?

Output: Because they want the script to be used in a film or play .


Input:
Context: Tomorrow 's going to be one of the most difficult days ever . The wake is tomorrow afternoon and I ' m going to need to much xanax to get me through . Seeing him is going to be so hard . I just ca n't believe he 's really gone .
Question: What is the reason that seeing him will be so hard ?

Output: Because he had died and I will be remembering his life and good times in the past , knowing I wo n't see him again .


Input:
Context: Have you been looking for a special gift for someone close to you ? One of the hardest things about gift giving ( for me , at least ) is trying to find something that 's personal , but also something that they can use on a regular basis . You do n't want it to only be functional , because you want it to have a quality that makes them think of you every time they use it . But you do n't want it to just be personal , because if it is n't something they 'll use regularly , it will just be put in a drawer and eventually forgotten .
Question: What kind of person might the narrator be ?

Output: Very considerate.


Input:
Context: i had a dream that me and my family ( in this dream there were more kids for some reason ) we lived on some sort of farm , and there was supposedly a special " visitor " coming to see us . When the visitor pulled up in his truck i was instantly scared , he was red with horns and glowing eyes- it was SATAN ! ! ! - in redneck form . Anyways , he 'd get out his truck and play with us , he was friendly ; until he found out that his wife was cheating on him , then he got mad .
Question: Why is the event being discussed so unusual?

Output: The speaker has a creative imagination.


Input:
Context: i had a dream that me and my family ( in this dream there were more kids for some reason ) we lived on some sort of farm , and there was supposedly a special " visitor " coming to see us . When the visitor pulled up in his truck i was instantly scared , he was red with horns and glowing eyes- it was SATAN ! ! ! - in redneck form . Anyways , he 'd get out his truck and play with us , he was friendly ; until he found out that his wife was cheating on him , then he got mad .
Question: Why is the event being discussed so unusual?

Output: The speaker is describing a dream.


Input:
Context: I honestly do n't think I ' ve ever been this excited in my life . I ' m pretty much shaking from excitement -- I know , I know , that sounds weird but I really am . I did jumping jacks in French class today and Madame Lipinski was like whaaaaa ?.
Question: What did Madame Lipinski say to me after I did jumping jacks in her class from excitement ?

Output: She told me to calm down and sit down .


Input:
Context: I honestly do n't think I ' ve ever been this excited in my life . I ' m pretty much shaking from excitement -- I know , I know , that sounds weird but I really am . I did jumping jacks in French class today and Madame Lipinski was like whaaaaa ?.
Question: What did Madame Lipinski say to me after I did jumping jacks in her class from excitement ?

Output: She told me to sit down in my seat .


Input:
Context: Then I managed to catch a train directly to Burgess Hill where I got to Specsavers before they closed to discover that my new glasses , ordered last Saturday had just arrived . They were fitted and were a big improvement . I then discovered that the local cinema was showing a number of films I wanted to see , so i decided to stay for the next showing , which was Hellboy 2 : The Golden Army , which was n't too bad . ( the following Saturday I returned to see Get Smart , which was very silly in a Austin Powers kind of way . ).
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I have bad vision .


Input:
Context: Instead of helping him deal with that , skid row let him have it This is the dichotomy in skid row . We know that we need to take our medications , we know that there are those with mental illness , but everywhere you turn there is a preacher telling you that your medicine is no good and god is all you need . We are now hearing it from the he lead up to the documentary created about the artists in skid row .
Question: Why did the person end up in skid row ?

Output: The person had a mental illness.


Input:
Context: Talking to my parents is a lot like walking through a House of Mirrors . I get lost and disorienting and I feel distorted , but sometimes I end up staring at my own reflection . One of my father 's favorite pasttime is comparing and contrasting the personalities and quirks of his aging children , how they relate to him and my mother and picking out the underlining tones . Sometimes he 's dead wrong all though , you could never tell him that , especially since sometimes he makes a little sense through his logic making me wonder who 's crazier .
Question: Why might my father enjoy comparing and contrasting his adult children ?

Output: Because he raised them , and it 's often satisfying to see the different qualities in children .


Input:
Context: I ' m worn out though and ready for a weekend away to recover from our weekend away ! LOLYesterday I came home to an exciting announcement . I made it on to round 2 of the FPD Teacher 's Pet apprentice program !.
Question: What did you do last weekend ?

Output: Partied in las Vegas with friends .


Input:
Context: it 's edward albee .... incredible , groundbreaking playwright ( author , most notably , of Who 's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and Zoo Story ) . i very rarely get shaky and fan out . but i got shaky and fanned out . i gave him a copy of the record .
Question: Why did I get shaky and fan out ?

Output: I met albee .


Input:
Context: It can take a while , I just have to deal until it evens out . When I was younger it was disabling to have a period . Thanks to the pill it 's a minor annoyance . Weight gain sucks but it happens sometimes when you do things to your hormones .
Question: Why have they started to gain weight ?

Output: It is a side effect of their birth control pills .


Input:
Context: It can take a while , I just have to deal until it evens out . When I was younger it was disabling to have a period . Thanks to the pill it 's a minor annoyance . Weight gain sucks but it happens sometimes when you do things to your hormones .
Question: Why have they started to gain weight ?

Output: They are new to the birth control pill .


Input:
Context: So , last night and today at work I spent over 10 hours on a specific data analysis problem in an Excel file . I managed to cut the list of 3,032 individual lines down to under 200 ( 100 of which I knew how to fix , and 100 of which I needed to pull paper files for research ) . A coworker looked at less than 10 % of the data and gave up because he was n't moving as quickly as I was and he kept asking me for help . I ended up re - checking his work . Then I lost the file . It 's gone gone .
Question: If an narrator gave up and went home , what would be the first thing he would do with the file when he returned to work in the morning ?

Output: They would go to it to see if they would be able to help in retrieving the file .


Input:
Context: And to go to some weird engineer party that I did n't fit in to at all . But they all thought I was really cool ( all these aging baby - boomers who are into engineering ) they did n't really understand me , it was like I was a foreign being and it was really funny . All the CUboulder kids were partying , and they 're fantastic . I can NOT wait to be up there .
Question: Why do you think that the baby boomers who are into engineering did not really understand you ?

Output: We are from different generations and tend to experience and see things quite differently.


Input:
Context: Its very tedious and time consuming . And most of the time my cookies suck anyway . I made a devils food cake yesterday . We were having company and I was trying to do my " suzy homemaker " routine .
Question: Is your name Suzy of the suzy homemaker routine ?

Output: No I am not Suzy of the suzy homemaker routine .


Input:
Context: I tried to make some jokes , but they fell super flat . ( " I do n't get raped because I live in Williamsburg , and all the guys there are pussies . " ) It all seemed really horrible at the time , but now , looking back , I sort of have to laugh . I mean , to our friends , it was just Moe and Tracie being Moe and Tracie - drunk , irreverent , drunk .
Question: What is the likely reason the jokes fell flat ?

Output: The humor was too dark for the audience .


Input:
Context: With fellow knitters , I was n't worried . But I had a long conversation with a loud , opinionated , very cool Cuban woman , and decided to try it out . " You know , it 's weird , I write straight romance , but I ' m married to a girl . " She just leaned forward and asked , " What is THAT like ? ".
Question: Where is the person the narrator is conversing with from ?

Output: They are from an Island country .


Input:
Context: With fellow knitters , I was n't worried . But I had a long conversation with a loud , opinionated , very cool Cuban woman , and decided to try it out . " You know , it 's weird , I write straight romance , but I ' m married to a girl . " She just leaned forward and asked , " What is THAT like ? ".
Question: Where is the person the narrator is conversing with from ?

Output: They are from the Caribbean .


Input:
Context: Being the last minute type of person that I am , I decided yesterday at 4 pm to make the children new bags for school . Not that Trader Joe bags do n't do the trick but I thought something more personable might be fun for the children . I made it down to the fabric store before closing and bought some a half yard of the Heather Ross mermaid fabric for Cerys .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: They speak of how they sewed the bags together .


Input:
Context: I was delirious!She tells me that she 's seen my work online before before thanking me a couple times for them . She took a moment to look them over and that just made my night ! Heee !.
Question: What nay be the reason she us here ?

Output: She is a legit fan of my work .


Input:
Context: Somewhere along the way we also lost Ana 's ticket ( which we DEFINITELY had ) , and had to buy a complete new one . She made it out to Baltimore okay , but cab fare for a 10 minute ride turned out to be $ 45 .
Question: What may be the reason the cab was so expensive ?

Output: It was very late at night and there were few cabs available .


Input:
Context: Work is kicking my butt at 70 + miles a day in commuting and I still have to fly home for the end of October for extremely stupid court * * * * ! which means another 200 + dollars in flights . I tried care credit but no one is extending credit right now . If any of you could or would , I 'd greatly appreciate donations . There is no such thing as a low cost dental clinic .
Question: Why is the narrator getting weary of work ?

Output: They are exhausted from travel .


Input:
Context: Work is kicking my butt at 70 + miles a day in commuting and I still have to fly home for the end of October for extremely stupid court * * * * ! which means another 200 + dollars in flights . I tried care credit but no one is extending credit right now . If any of you could or would , I 'd greatly appreciate donations . There is no such thing as a low cost dental clinic .
Question: Why is the narrator getting weary of work ?

Output: They are tired from travel .


Input:
Context: So , I set to work , clearing and cleaning a space , and setting up the tank . At the end of the day , my personal menagerie had grown by one puzzled little tortoise . His personal space has grown a lot larger , and one wall of the tank was made from a mirror , so there 's even a bit of company .
Question: Why did the little tortoise think he had company ?

Output: He would see himself in the looking glass not realizing he was looking at himself .


Input:
Context: Besides my life , I ' m looking at the academics . I think I 'll be slightly overwhelmed this semester because I ' m taking two English classes . One is ENG 204 and this is introduction to literature , and I ' m also taking ENG 399 and this course is offered in the fall only . I must complete 204 to be able to take 399 but this professor made an exception for me that I am very grateful of .
Question: What may happen during this semester ?

Output: I will need a break .


Input:
Context: Then , while exchanging info with the other driver , the King stopped to see if I was OK . I appreciated all of those people 's concern more than I could say . Needless to say I called misagillian as soon as I got back in the car . She is in Florida . I got the rest of the way home without incident , and then Brian o ' G and I went to see Iron Man ... SO ROCKS ! !.
Question: What may be the reason I saw that movie ?

Output: I like super hero movies.


Input:
Context: It was ................. just ...... never again , because it 's not possible to do better , or even as good , even with the knowledge I have of what would be to come . Complete luck . Was what made the day any good at all .
Question: What may be the reason for posting this ?

Output: To reflect on luck.


Input:
Context: I ' ve always told myself I would only ever give people two tries . I believe in second chances , but I always thought third chances was just stupid . Ashley and Matt have proved that wrong , and Robin is really changing my feelings on that .
Question: Why did the narrator believe that third chances were stupid ?

Output: Because people do n't change .


Input:
Context: She did n't make an appearance until " Shawn ( and Gus ) Of The Dead".And with the way the " present day " episode started , I still thought Shawn did n't like his mother . He had hid in his room , avoiding her . And then he seemed a little resentful when he said that he had dinner with his mother .
Question: Why was Shawn and not near his mother ?

Output: Shawn intentionally distanced himself .


Input:
Context: She did n't make an appearance until " Shawn ( and Gus ) Of The Dead".And with the way the " present day " episode started , I still thought Shawn did n't like his mother . He had hid in his room , avoiding her . And then he seemed a little resentful when he said that he had dinner with his mother .
Question: Why was Shawn and not near his mother ?

Output: Shawn was avoidant from her .


Input:
Context: I distressed and sponged the edges of a mat of Not Quite Navy for the Mellow Moss panel . I stamped Flannel BG in Not Quite Navy on Not Quite Navy cardstock , then distressed and sponged the edges . I distressed and sponged the edges of a mat of Mellow Moss for the Not Quite Navy panel . Mounted these panels onto Chocolate Chip cardstock that I stamped with Flannel BG in Chocolate Chip ink and sponged the edges .
Question: What may happen after they are done crafting ?

Output: They let the ink dry .


Input:
Context: I distressed and sponged the edges of a mat of Not Quite Navy for the Mellow Moss panel . I stamped Flannel BG in Not Quite Navy on Not Quite Navy cardstock , then distressed and sponged the edges . I distressed and sponged the edges of a mat of Mellow Moss for the Not Quite Navy panel . Mounted these panels onto Chocolate Chip cardstock that I stamped with Flannel BG in Chocolate Chip ink and sponged the edges .
Question: What may happen after they are done crafting ?

Output: They send out the card .


Input:
Context: So today I tripped out to BU Law for my meeting with the Professor . I was running late and was worried that I would n't make it to the law school in time because I had yet to visit , and it 's pretty easy to get lost on the campus of an urban university . The maps I looked at had n't been very helpful .
Question: What might this person be new to ?

Output: This university.


Input:
Context: I have been no poo off and on for 3 years now . My hair type is baby fine , oily at scalp , dry at ends , and somewhat wavy and frizzy . Recently I decided to try CO again and finally remembered that any time conditioner meets my scalp I get dandruff .
Question: Why did she go no poo ?

Output: Conditioner gives her dandruff .


Input:
Context: I have been no poo off and on for 3 years now . My hair type is baby fine , oily at scalp , dry at ends , and somewhat wavy and frizzy . Recently I decided to try CO again and finally remembered that any time conditioner meets my scalp I get dandruff .
Question: Why did she go no poo ?

Output: she wants her hair as healthy as possible .


Input:
Context: So far it sucks . But I ' ve never tried it before , so it 'll take some getting used to . Not that I use it frequently . Or plan on using it frequently .
Question: Why is the product useless to the buyer ?

Output: It is useless because the buyer does not intend to use it often .


Input:
Context: This week he had another retreat for singles at Myrtle Beach and we drove down to meet him there for an overnight stay . We were on the beach in swimwear within 10 minutes of hitting the hotel and the kids got so sandy that we had to bath them after we came back in . This time Joshy enjoyed rolling around in the waves because the water was unbelievably warm ! !.
Question: Why were we on the beach ?

Output: Because we enjoy going to the beach .


Input:
Context: The whole trip took about 5 hours . That night , Adam and I were supposed to go rappelling but we were so exhaustede that we had it pushed back . Monday was our jet boat ride . Our rafting trip ended before we crossed underneath the Rusty Rainbow so the jet bot allowed us to see the other side of the bridge / rapids . It was just an open river turned lake but it was interesting none - the - less .
Question: Why did we stop going rappelling ?

Output: We were tired because of long trip .


Input:
Context: The whole trip took about 5 hours . That night , Adam and I were supposed to go rappelling but we were so exhaustede that we had it pushed back . Monday was our jet boat ride . Our rafting trip ended before we crossed underneath the Rusty Rainbow so the jet bot allowed us to see the other side of the bridge / rapids . It was just an open river turned lake but it was interesting none - the - less .
Question: Why did we stop going rappelling ?

Output: We were too tired to go .


Input:
Context: I ca n't remember the last time we all got together " just because " . It was n't a birthday or holiday , it was because we all wanted to see one another . It was Caleb 's first , and hopefully first of many !.
Question: What may be the reason for Caleb being there ?

Output: He 's a new friend .


Input:
Context: but i ca nt help thinking that you did this to me too . and i do nt really know what you did anyways so how am i supposed to think any different . i lost you . i lost her .
Question: What is the cause of the narrator 's sadness ?

Output: The loss of a partner .


Input:
Context: The track portion of the Beijing Olympics has n't started as of this writing , but I ' ve just jumped over a huge hurdle here in Japan . As an American , I needed to pass a driving test in order to convert my license to a Japanese license . The written test was cake , but the road portion of the test was a nightmare .
Question: How did I feel about the road portion of the test ?

Output: I thought it was horrible and way too hard .


Input:
Context: Levitra to purchas . Now what Ill do is well talk a little bit about the problem that s brought you to come and see us today and from that then well look at your medical history and also talk a little bit about how Viagra works and how to get the best out of the medicine . Levitra consumer reviews . Post links to your favorite celebrity stories from around the web , add comments , and vote stories up and down the page by clicking on the arrows .
Question: What may have happened before I visited this website ?

Output: I may have had a medical problem.


Input:
Context: This year , contestants will endure three rounds of voting ( online and by celebrities ) before reaching the finale event . Five finalists will win $ 1,000 per band and meet in Austin on September 24th for a live rock skirmish at the Antone 's , where fans and celebs will cast the deciding votes . Winners in 2007 were Homer Hiccolm & the Rocketboys .
Question: What state may I be currently living ?

Output: Texas.


Input:
Context: She loves Disney Characters . The only thing is my grandmother is the only one with a camera and there is no telling how those pictures will turn out . :( But we did film it on our video camera . My mother - in - law gave Kayla a toddler bed for her birthday . We put it together last night and rearranged the room .
Question: What may the grandmother get the child for her birthday ?

Output: The grandmother will get her a Disney - themed present .


Input:
Context: She loves Disney Characters . The only thing is my grandmother is the only one with a camera and there is no telling how those pictures will turn out . :( But we did film it on our video camera . My mother - in - law gave Kayla a toddler bed for her birthday . We put it together last night and rearranged the room .
Question: What may the grandmother get the child for her birthday ?

Output: The grandmother will get her a Disney toy .


Input:
Context: A friend of mine is getting remarried . The first marriage was a marriage of convenience between the both of them but outside the marriage everyone thought it was a marriage of love . She needed to leave her home because her father was / is an alcoholic and VERY abusive and he is gay but no one in the family knew and if they found out he would be 1- kicked out of the family [ disowned ] and 2- kicked out of the will [ they are LOADED ! ] . They were best friend and so gree on being married in church but lives separate lives DISCREETLY .
Question: What may be the plausible reason a friend of mine ended her first marriage ?

Output: She wanted to have a marriage of love .


Input:
Context: It was still " in development " [ this cracked me up entirely ] . It would probably take a week or two or six for it to appear in stores . A masterful move , really , because he thinks that this way , AJ will probably forget about the card and he will be off the hook for lying . And the thing is , he is probably right .
Question: Why does the narrator not want AJ to get away with it ?

Output: AJ did not tell the truth .


Input:
Context: I was so excited to hear she had made the leap , but while I finished up the whirlwind of getting dinner on the table and Brian out the door to go to a colleague 's going away party , a sad thought materialized . I had missed her first success on the potty . I quickly called Brian to share my sorrow . He immediately helped me to focus on the positive .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: She is the mother of a young child .


Input:
Context: I was so excited to hear she had made the leap , but while I finished up the whirlwind of getting dinner on the table and Brian out the door to go to a colleague 's going away party , a sad thought materialized . I had missed her first success on the potty . I quickly called Brian to share my sorrow . He immediately helped me to focus on the positive .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: She was absent for a developmental milestone .


Input:
Context: I am a firm believer in an early bedtime and a good nap every day . So , this week we have instituted a plan that we intend to stick by , but oh - my - god , it 's so hard ! We put him in his room , door closed and baby gate up , for nap time and bedtime .
Question: Why is the plan difficult to implement ?

Output: The child does n't know what to do about the new routine .


Input:
Context: I am a firm believer in an early bedtime and a good nap every day . So , this week we have instituted a plan that we intend to stick by , but oh - my - god , it 's so hard ! We put him in his room , door closed and baby gate up , for nap time and bedtime .
Question: Why is the plan difficult to implement ?

Output: The child does n't want to take a nap .


Input:
Context: WE DID IT ... c'mon , we were n't going to call in to camp naughty sober . who do you think we are ? ! we also put lemonade in , AND THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT . AMERICANS ! ! !.
Question: What may be the one message I wanted to convey strongly ?

Output: I drink and party hard and no one should expect less from me .


Input:
Context: It 's Casino Night ! Get up to 6,000 FREE Tokens Now ! Play High Stakes Poker , Ride the Tide , and Vaults of Atlantis today and get 2,000 bonus tokens in each game . You can get a total of 6,000 Tokens for playing all three !.
Question: Why are there 6,000 free tokens ?

Output: Because the casino wants to entice people to join .


Input:
Context: I ' m finding it so hard to lose weight nowadays . It 's my fault for not finding the time to exercise and not having the discipline to diet . I might as well check out diet pill reviews because it might be my only hope if I do n't go on a diet nor exercise .
Question: What may happen after the story ?

Output: The person will start taking diet pills.


Input:
Context: People were pointing and saying they did NOT want to ride it if they ended up getting that wet LOL . What the heck though , it was our last day there and we were going to make the most of it . We watched half of the parade , just enough for me to get some pictures and movies of Tinkerbell on her float for my mom who just loves Tink .
Question: Why were people resistant to riding on the float ?

Output: The float experience was hampered by inclement weather .


Input:
Context: People were pointing and saying they did NOT want to ride it if they ended up getting that wet LOL . What the heck though , it was our last day there and we were going to make the most of it . We watched half of the parade , just enough for me to get some pictures and movies of Tinkerbell on her float for my mom who just loves Tink .
Question: Why were people resistant to riding on the float ?

Output: The float experience was hampered by rain in the general area .


Input:
Context: I went to bed each night with the sheets pulled high above my head , and the sweat of fear mingled with the sweat of poor ventilation . My parents , thinking I was cold , added more blankets to the bed . I was too scared to tell them of the painting , but I ca n't remember why . Maybe I knew it was silly , maybe I did n't want the girls in the painting to know I was on to their hijinks . So when I first saw Mikey several weeks ago covered in sweat with the sheet wrapped around his head , I knew the monster he insists lives inside of the ceiling light was keeping him up at night .
Question: What was the monster doing that kept Mikey up at night ?

Output: It was living in the fixture which made Mikey scared to go to sleep .


Input:
Context: I thought that I could at least catch up with my sleep , treat my under eye circles , clean my room and write a cover letter and edit my cv but no , I have to work instead . Sigh . Was supposed to go to the office today but I opted to work from home . Might have to go to work on Monday since there 's a team meeting , which really sucks because it is a public holiday after all .
Question: What may happen if today is my day off instead ?

Output: I may spend time typing out my qualifications .


Input:
Context: I thought that I could at least catch up with my sleep , treat my under eye circles , clean my room and write a cover letter and edit my cv but no , I have to work instead . Sigh . Was supposed to go to the office today but I opted to work from home . Might have to go to work on Monday since there 's a team meeting , which really sucks because it is a public holiday after all .
Question: What may happen if today is my day off instead ?

Output: I may take some naps .


Input:
Context: Included was the disc that I had my copies on . It feels like there is a part of me missing and I would desperately like to get copies of my poems and continue writing . This is the second time something has happened to my poetry . In 2001 I had my scrap book stolen with about 118 poems in .
Question: What has happened to the narrator ?

Output: They have been robbed.


Input:
Context: I had finished packing the car . I went over my list one more time , just to be sure . I was certain I had left a box somewhere in the house . But as I went down the list it was all there .
Question: What would the narrator do if after leaving they realize there was another box ?

Output: Turn around and drive back to pick up the lost box .


Input:
Context: I love you ! " " I love you , too . " ( Heading up the stairs with a finger raised for emphasis . ) " And now it is time for my eight - year - old form to go into eternal rest . ".
Question: Who is the OP likely to be ?

Output: A young boy.


Input:
Context: THINGY ( thing - ee ) n. Female : Any part under a car 's hood . Male : The strap fastener on a woman 's bra . VULNERABLE ( vul - ne - ra - bel ) adj .
Question: From the passage , what can we conclude about men ?

Output: They have trouble with women 's bras .


Input:
Context: THINGY ( thing - ee ) n. Female : Any part under a car 's hood . Male : The strap fastener on a woman 's bra . VULNERABLE ( vul - ne - ra - bel ) adj .
Question: From the passage , what can we conclude about men ?

Output: Women 's bras give them trouble .


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

Output: for doing craftwork.


Input:
Context: He did n't even know how badly he was hurt . I must have looked so scared for him that it convinced him to go to the hospital . I think we got a B on the project , thanks to the twins who made some order out of Carl 's crap code . So I like to think that this intermittent error in Word was caused by my teammate Carl , the speed junkie .
Question: Why did Carl make an error to the code ?

Output: Because he works too fast .


Input:
Context: If you ' ve hung out with me at all over the past 8 months or so , you know that I ' ve had a hugely annoying problem -- horribly itchy legs . Sometimes , my legs itched so bad that I actually did n't care if I was scratching them into scabs . I recognized the itch as an allergic reaction . This recognition is solely due to the fact that I was given a little shot of something when I was in labor with Ben .
Question: Why may the narrator have so many marks on their legs ?

Output: They have been clawing at them .


Input:
Context: I never heard of Stub Hub before my friend 's Chicago incident . The other day I used Stub Hub and loved them . I can admit when I ' m wrong and I may not have been wrong before but just defensive for my friends . OK maybe I was wrong .
Question: How will the narrator buy tickets to sporting events in the future ?

Output: Through an online market .


Input:
Context: We all just looked at each other and said , " Already ? " Surely we could not be at the waterfall where we were supposed to gather , eat lunch and swim ? For one , there was no sound of water .
Question: Why were they supposed to gather at the waterfall ?

Output: They were gathering at the waterfall for some relaxation .


Input:
Context: We all just looked at each other and said , " Already ? " Surely we could not be at the waterfall where we were supposed to gather , eat lunch and swim ? For one , there was no sound of water .
Question: Why were they supposed to gather at the waterfall ?

Output: They were looking to get rest at the waterfall .


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

Output: I was sleeping alot .


Input:
Context: So we moved out the old table today . When we took out the leaf we found this note ( see photo ) . Some child had fun . Here is the new table .
Question: What may have happened after they found the note ?

Output: They had read through the note .


Input:
Context: Riding our bikes . Marc and I got out for some cyclo - cross practice in the early evening and then had a nice little barbecue . Luckily M & M was open yesterday so I swung by and picked up some kebabs - tossed these on the barbecue with some fine corn that I picked up at the Lansdowne Farmer 's Market . Add in fresh salad and we were set .
Question: how many different places were shopped at to get the food for the barbecue ?

Output: they stopped at a couple of different places to pick up the food .


Input:
Context: This person that was normally a lot like Paula Deen ( the way she talks , the way she cooks , & the way she moves her hands ) was in the process of having a nervous breakdown . The worst part of it was , she refused any & all help when it came to visiting the doctor and/or considering taking some medication to " calm her nerves " . This woman was off her rocker , looney ! My sister had warned me : she even told me about the crazy arse crap that the step - mother was saying .
Question: Why did some people stay away from the woman mentioned ?

Output: She was unhealthy .


Input:
Context: This person that was normally a lot like Paula Deen ( the way she talks , the way she cooks , & the way she moves her hands ) was in the process of having a nervous breakdown . The worst part of it was , she refused any & all help when it came to visiting the doctor and/or considering taking some medication to " calm her nerves " . This woman was off her rocker , looney ! My sister had warned me : she even told me about the crazy arse crap that the step - mother was saying .
Question: Why did some people stay away from the woman mentioned ?

Output: She was unhinged .


Input:
Context: Security would n't have stopped you , you know . " " Oh , " I said , suddenly at a loss for words . Truthfully , Becca and I had remained in the green room like good little girls , not even attempting to leave . I felt stupid .
Question: Why might have I and Becca remained in the green room ?

Output: Because we were afraid of getting stopped by the security .


Input:
Context: Maybe , it was on a picnic that you first fell in love , or maybe it is on your next picnic that you will fall in love with someone new . Scott 's and I received a Picnic basket at our wedding reception . It was just 5 years ago we had to say goodbye to it and I ' ve sent away for a new picnic Basket for our up coming get - a - way the first of Sept 2008 , I 'll post about it then . So plan a get - a - way with your sweetheart it 's never to late .
Question: What will probably happen after this story ?

Output: The narrator will go on a picnic.


Input:
Context: The best skill that I have . I ' m not much of a creative writer , but I ' m a hell of an analytical one . It becomes harder to convince people of that when they ' ve got that test result staring them in the face .
Question: What am I trying to do prior to a test coming up ?

Output: I 'm trying to assure people that test result is an anomaly .


Input:
Context: Black hair obeying no known law but up , he resigned himself to the stark clues of his transformation and with a new determination , shaved the shadows from his face . The loss and grief would take longer . He dressed thoughtfully , still not quite in his body as he chose his black uniform . The color seemed a theme he could not escape from .
Question: What may be true about him ?

Output: He is in grieving .


Input:
Context: Oh , and I found out that tennis balls work much better than racquetballs . Either way , both do a way better job of working out my tight gluts than the foam roller does . Now that my tri season has gotten a second wind , albeit a little late , I ' ve gotten back into my healthy eating habits .
Question: What is the person trying to do ?

Output: Get even more fit.


Input:
Context: Let 's just go out on a limb here and say she will be a might cranky when I wake up her at 6:15 in the morning . It is now 10:13 . An hour past by bedtime and yet I JUST finished suppper and a big ol' glass of wine . I did n't sleep well last night but I am feeling so tired that I think I will tonight . Open House is always the biggest worry of the new school year .
Question: Why will she wake up cranky ?

Output: She wo n't have enough sleep .


Input:
Context: And his job keeps him extraordinarily busy / stressed , so the work just piles up when he 's gone . Plus , he 's just been traveling for 2 weeks and the minute he got back he had to pack for this other trip . Luckily , Dada is fine . I got really worried when my parents told me that he was being tested ( before we knew what had happened ) .
Question: How does he feel about his job .?

Output: He feels that it 's not an easy job .


Input:
Context: You go looking for her on the opposite side of the city . Unfortunately , during the process of that orienteering exercise I 'd set myself , much to the behest of my better side , I 'd managed to get myself run over . Properly , run over!Green man , means go for me ...
Question: What may I be currently describing ?

Output: Me getting lost .


Input:
Context: getting perfectly intoxicated . Never enough to feel sick , too much to drive , enough to laugh mindlessly , find the other peoples drunken comments hilarious . No hangover . Ever .
Question: What would this person might do next ?

Output: This person might try to reach that perfect intoxication .


Input:
Context: I pulled some fabric in the back to make it fit me nicer and made it stay like that by putting on a fabric belt that has bright blue flowers on it . It goes well . And it fits off the shoulders which looks nice .
Question: What may be the reason for their alterations ?

Output: They wanted the clothing to fit them better .


Input:
Context: This is the ASUS P5Q Deluxe Intel P45 motherboard that features power and performance at a very attractive price point . The P45 chipset comes home with a bang . Tweak Town have given the ASUS P5Q Deluxe motherboard a hands - on review over 15 pages and in their final thoughts they said " ASUS has always put out impressive boards , and the ASUS P5Q Deluxe is without a doubt one of ASUS ' most impressive boards to come from the Taiwanese company . ASUS always puts a huge amount of time and effort into their boards and it 's with great pride they only put out great boards .
Question: What did they think of the motherboard ?

Output: It was amazing .


Input:
Context: Okay , now I believe that my dreams are quite true in a way . I guesss ? Hahahahahah . I dreamt about me knowing this person and holding hands with this person . Btw , Idk who . And today , this person ( not gg to mention who . ) asks for my phone no .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They have prophetic dreams .


Input:
Context: I moved my cats into the main part of the house , and did n't let them into the master bedroom . After a day they were totally comfortable with the new place . Then the next day we moved my boyfriend 's cat into the master bedroom and gave him a day or two to get used to it . He was howling and meowing , and I was shocked when my cats did n't care at all .
Question: Why are the cats initially uncomfortable with their domicile ?

Output: They are scared of new places .


Input:
Context: But it totally was n't awkward , it was so much fun and I re - realized how cool Will is . Like I learned the origin of the word " quarantine " , weird things like this do n't seem to come up in conversation with my other friends . Now I ' m in Seattle with my mom and it 's like " .... " I ' m not even excited about my Amtrak trip anymore , this sucks . I miss having my own space and hanging out with friends [ or just chilling at home ] , and not having to depend on someone else 's schedule and transportation . But alas , I could n't stay in my moldy place much longer .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer learned the origin of the word " quarantine " ?

Output: Because Will taught her .


Input:
Context: At 7 pm , Sam had her first tryout with another fastpitch team that we are looking at , the Charlotte Blaze . They are a very competitive team and would take Sam to the ' next level ' in her softball playing . Their record from the past year is impressive and you can tell by how dedicated these girls are ! They are a very tough team and it would be huge if Sam made the team .
Question: What type of sport does the narrator play ?

Output: They are a softball player .


Input:
Context: At 7 pm , Sam had her first tryout with another fastpitch team that we are looking at , the Charlotte Blaze . They are a very competitive team and would take Sam to the ' next level ' in her softball playing . Their record from the past year is impressive and you can tell by how dedicated these girls are ! They are a very tough team and it would be huge if Sam made the team .
Question: What type of sport does the narrator play ?

Output: They play softball .


Input:
Context: It hit me then that my parents have now been divorced for as long as they were married . As much as I tried to stop the tears , I could n't . For the people we were then , for the person I was then , for the reality of my situation , for the pills I take every morning .
Question: Why does the speaker feel that their parent 's divorce has changed them as a person ?

Output: It was a traumatic experience that permanently changed the way the speaker sees the world.


Input:
Context: It hit me then that my parents have now been divorced for as long as they were married . As much as I tried to stop the tears , I could n't . For the people we were then , for the person I was then , for the reality of my situation , for the pills I take every morning .
Question: Why does the speaker feel that their parent 's divorce has changed them as a person ?

Output: The death of a marriage is something that has lasting repercussions and ripples out to all parties.


Input:
Context: He said he could n't sleep at night because of me , accused me of bullying him , and insulted me on a personal level for an hour . It hurt like hell . And I was shocked . A month later I ' ve fallen into a deep depression .
Question: Why might the narrator be upset ?

Output: They do not consider themselves to be a bully.


Input:
Context: i ' ve been having a very good weekend . it started out on friday night , with some birthdays ( delichan and irirshmadcat and possibly someone else ? ) that were celebrated by raucous karaoke followed by mad dancing in the crane lane ( which plays rock / alternative and has a dance floor - who would have guessed ) . i had so much fun : singing , dancing , good fun people - what more is needed for a good night out.last night , we went out again .
Question: Why are the narrator 's legs hurting so much after the weekend ?

Output: They got their groove on .


Input:
Context: i ' ve been having a very good weekend . it started out on friday night , with some birthdays ( delichan and irirshmadcat and possibly someone else ? ) that were celebrated by raucous karaoke followed by mad dancing in the crane lane ( which plays rock / alternative and has a dance floor - who would have guessed ) . i had so much fun : singing , dancing , good fun people - what more is needed for a good night out.last night , we went out again .
Question: Why are the narrator 's legs hurting so much after the weekend ?

Output: They were up dancing .


Input:
Context: If you know what I mean . My attraction to him was n't really that bad . I just felt like I was watching a god or something . But when I looked up at the big screen on the side ... then I was like OMG HE 'S SO HOT .
Question: What may be the reason I was surprised when I looked at the big screen ?

Output: I knew the guy I was watching was good - looking but I never realized just how much .


Input:
Context: And I do n't mean this measly $ 600 dollars the government is giving out . Tax breaks for the wealthy do n't help the economy . They do n't spend money on consumer goods at Wal - Mart and Target . They tend to save their money .
Question: Am I in support of tax breaks for the wealthy ?

Output: No , they do n't have any effect.


Input:
Context: And I do n't mean this measly $ 600 dollars the government is giving out . Tax breaks for the wealthy do n't help the economy . They do n't spend money on consumer goods at Wal - Mart and Target . They tend to save their money .
Question: Am I in support of tax breaks for the wealthy ?

Output: No , they do n't seem to change things.


Input:
Context: And he did n't care . He set about cleaning the house and preparing for Ennis 's arrival . Ennis was still on crutches , so Jack put everything away that would be an obstruction . He made a baked ziti and put it in the freezer so they could eat it whenever it was convenient , and he was finally able to enter Ennis 's room again so he could clean and make it ready for him .
Question: What is the reason that it would have been impossible to enter Ennis ' room earlier ?

Output: Ennis did n't want anyone cleaning or messing around in his room but he as at the hospital now .


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

Output: it was required for class.


Input:
Context: I got this 16 GB flash voyager for several months . It has a strange problem now . Every time it only last about 20 second when I plugged in . I could copy and open files during that time , but then I can not access the voyager and everything on the voyager disappeared .
Question: What sort of problem might this be ?

Output: a software error.


Input:
Context: Splash just ended for the summer so I know she will be completely bummed about it . So , I was thinking I would check out Kindermusik . I have a coupon for a free class to see if its worth the money you spend as it is n't exactly cheap .
Question: Why did I decide to check out Kindermusik ?

Output: I have a coupon for it and now I have free time .


Input:
Context: I have to push my brake really hard to make it do anything , and even then the engine is pulling against it so it wo n't stop . I make sure my pedal is n't stuck . I try my parking brake to see if the brakes are the problem , that does n't work . I put it in neutral and try things again , still nothing .
Question: What is the overall item the narrator is complaining about ?

Output: They are complaining about their car .


Input:
Context: One day my sister came and picked me up , and I was relaxing in her car . I had my arms behind my head , thinking of nothing in particular , when suddenly she mentioned that my armpits stank . She did n't say it in a mean or hurtful way , but I was still embarrassed , because it was my body , and it was yet another thing I had to deal with , had to think about , had to mask , had to play down .
Question: Why does the author 's sister 's comment most probably give rise to a sense of embarrassment in the author ?

Output: the author was most likely caught completely by surprise as they were not previously aware of the issue.


Input:
Context: One day my sister came and picked me up , and I was relaxing in her car . I had my arms behind my head , thinking of nothing in particular , when suddenly she mentioned that my armpits stank . She did n't say it in a mean or hurtful way , but I was still embarrassed , because it was my body , and it was yet another thing I had to deal with , had to think about , had to mask , had to play down .
Question: Why does the author 's sister 's comment most probably give rise to a sense of embarrassment in the author ?

Output: upon hearing that their armpits stank , the author felt self conscious and like a failure in another area of life.


Input:
Context: Salesforce.com recently reported second - quarter net income of $ 10 million , or 8 cents a share , in line with the mean 8-cent estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters . During the year earlier , earnings were $ 3.74 million , or 3 cents a share . The latest results include about $ 19 million in stock - based compensation and $ 1.3 million in amortization of purchased intangibles related to previously announced acquisitions .
Question: What type of news is this ?

Output: This is financial news .


Input:
Context: Salesforce.com recently reported second - quarter net income of $ 10 million , or 8 cents a share , in line with the mean 8-cent estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters . During the year earlier , earnings were $ 3.74 million , or 3 cents a share . The latest results include about $ 19 million in stock - based compensation and $ 1.3 million in amortization of purchased intangibles related to previously announced acquisitions .
Question: What type of news is this ?

Output: This is news about finance .