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Context: Good Old War and person L : I saw both of these bands Wednesday night , and they both blew me away . seriously . Good Old War is acoustic and makes me smile . I really can not help but be happy when I listen to them ; I think it 's the fact that they seemed so happy themselves when they played .
Question: In the future , will this person go to see other bands play ?

Output: This person likes music and likes to see the show , they will see other bands play .


Input:
Context: I mean it : not one person said ANYTHING to me . They would have if I did something wrong , right ? But , this morning , I got a call from my guy at the temp agency and he said that I was no longer needed in that position , that I did n't need to go out there .
Question: Why might have the temp agency tell me I am not needed at that position ?

Output: The company hiring the temp workers might have had a change of mind .


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Context: Leaving my shift Thursday day shift I arrived the same time as my partner just after six that evening and before long the radio erupted in dispatch tones . A car fleeing the police has crashed and landed on its roof with four separate people entrapped inside . Our medic unit is dispatched along with multiple other ambulances and Rescue Companies .
Question: What may have caused the radio to erupt with dispatch tones ?

Output: Someone was running from the cops and got into a wreck .


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Context: So , last day in Seattle , and my flight was at 1:30 . I got to chit chat with my old manager ( more like a mentor ) , and left Seattle feeling really good and inspired . .
Question: Why did I chit chat with my old manager ?

Output: Because I enjoy talking to him .


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Context: Ms. Mumma informed Mr. Dail that evidence had been found in his case . " I fell out of my chair and burst into tears . Evidence meant I was going home , and I knew that , " said Mr. Dail . He immediately told Ms. Mumma , " Test anything and everything you can find .
Question: Why did I burst into tears ?

Output: Because I had an intense emotional response to the new development .


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Context: Until we went to a playdate two weeks ago . Thea 's mom is Serbian and crepes are apparently as common in Serbia as they are in France . We discussed the batter , the texture , the cooking process , the topping options and Dee generally brought me up to speed . Being not brave enough to just start throwing ingredients in a bowl as she did , I got a recipe of the internet for general proportions , ended up not using nearly as much water as was called for and successfully made crepes .
Question: Why did they discuss crepes ?

Output: Because the writer is interested in learning how to cook crepes .


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Context: Let me be clear , everything is good . Having said that , I ' ve been a little preoccupied lately , as Leslie threw out her back on Sunday . It 's been an interesting , and marriage - solidifying 36 hours . Sunday afternoon , around 2 pm , Leslie and I were hanging in the library , sans kids ( they were with their father ) , listening to music and talking .
Question: How did Leslie 's throwing out of her back help to solidify your marriage ?

Output: We were able to spend time together just talking and that helped us to connect better.


Input:
Context: WHAT could be in the package ? Something PORNOGRAPHIC , that 's for sure ! I rushed into the house and went to the laundry room , closed the door and pulled the package out of the magazine . I flipped it over , and reread the words on the side . Contains PHOTOGRAPHIC material . Damn .
Question: Why is this person disappointed that they misread the label on the package ?

Output: Pornographic implies something forbidden , this person was exited by the thought .


Input:
Context: WHAT could be in the package ? Something PORNOGRAPHIC , that 's for sure ! I rushed into the house and went to the laundry room , closed the door and pulled the package out of the magazine . I flipped it over , and reread the words on the side . Contains PHOTOGRAPHIC material . Damn .
Question: Why is this person disappointed that they misread the label on the package ?

Output: The misread label made the person think the package contains something forbidden , the truth was dull .


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Context: Last night , the roomie and I were both feeling pretty mellow . My week has been over scheduled , and it wore me out and prevented me from working one day . So I did n't make plans for Friday night , much as I wanted to . Instead , we went with our moods . And our moods said , " hey , why do n't we go out for ice cream , walk to the video store , rent a movie , walk to the firehouse , chat up Fireman Dave and then walk home to watch the movie ? ".
Question: What may have been the reason for you and your roommate wanting a mellow night ?

Output: I was burnt out from too much work .


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Context: It has been roughly a month since my last post and so understandably a lot has taken place . I finished my time in France with a tough week that left me fatigued and I was more than glad to be returning home . August 12th was when I made my trip from Lyon to Frankfurt to Calgary and finally Edmonton .
Question: Why has it been roughly a month since my last post ?

Output: Because I 've been busy with other things .


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Context: Hi there , Friday 22nd August - I went to the Panic At The Disco concert at Acer Arena . It was really good . I was n't too sure on Panic because I do n't know a lot of songs off their new album , but they played the ones that I knew , and quite a few old ones which I also knew . Apart from the crappy first band , Cobra Starship played first and they were really good .
Question: What may happen if you go the Panic At The Disco concert ?

Output: I would think that it 's pleasant .


Input:
Context: But the thing is , I forgave and forgot a while ago . I ' m not bitter anymore . I just genuinely do n't want to go back to that church . I could n't get the balls to tell her that ...
Question: Why would n't I have the balls to tell her that ?

Output: It is her favorite church and I do n't want to hurt her feelings .


Input:
Context: This July , a New York City police officer and a cyclist had an altercation of some sort . The cop claimed the man had been weaving in and out of traffic and tried to hit him with his bike , and arrested him for assault , resisting arrest , and disorderly conduct . The man said the cop had shoved him off his bike for no reason .
Question: What kind of person is this New York City police officer ?

Output: aggressive and menacing.


Input:
Context: This July , a New York City police officer and a cyclist had an altercation of some sort . The cop claimed the man had been weaving in and out of traffic and tried to hit him with his bike , and arrested him for assault , resisting arrest , and disorderly conduct . The man said the cop had shoved him off his bike for no reason .
Question: What was this New York City police officer doing before the incident ?

Output: He was on foot .


Input:
Context: This July , a New York City police officer and a cyclist had an altercation of some sort . The cop claimed the man had been weaving in and out of traffic and tried to hit him with his bike , and arrested him for assault , resisting arrest , and disorderly conduct . The man said the cop had shoved him off his bike for no reason .
Question: What was this New York City police officer doing before the incident ?

Output: He was walking or standing on street .


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Context: Sadly he is no where the DJ he is producer and his set was full of mediocre mixes and rather poorly programmed electro and tech house . That said , I danced to most of his set and enjoyed it , but compared to JDS and Rennie , mang it d be hard for anyone to step up . Was cool to see him though .
Question: What may be true about him as a DJ ?

Output: His music is average .


Input:
Context: I ask tough questions during my critique . It is easy to fall in love with your ideas , which is why it is imperative that you have an outsider review and critique your plan . This process will help you uncover weaknesses that you may not perceive in your business plan .
Question: What might I continue to do after this ?

Output: I might continue to critique the business idea to discover the weaknesses .


Input:
Context: Sensible people would have checked the weather or preemptively backed the truck into the carport . But that 's not the kind of people we are , so I pulled on a sweatshirt , backed the other two cars out of the driveway , and had Mike back the truck in safely . I hope our neighbors were entertained . My pajamas legs were soaked .
Question: what may have happened before this event ?

Output: The cars were in the drive so we left the pickup truck , with its load , at end of drive.


Input:
Context: Sensible people would have checked the weather or preemptively backed the truck into the carport . But that 's not the kind of people we are , so I pulled on a sweatshirt , backed the other two cars out of the driveway , and had Mike back the truck in safely . I hope our neighbors were entertained . My pajamas legs were soaked .
Question: what may have happened before this event ?

Output: We did n't check   weather to know if we should move the vehicles around to protect the load.


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Context: 28 July The finalists of the Sydney International Piano Competition have been announced . Among them were names like Eric Zuber , Tatiana Koloseva ( she plays well from a little snippet I saw online ) , Ran Dank , Konstantin Shamrov , and there 's also a 17 year old Japanese boy . To my dismay , when I searched the profiles of the competitors , none of them were cute . L Only Marco lived up to the expectations of the photographs in the program .
Question: What type of person might I be ?

Output: I might be a shallow person interested in looks mainly .


Input:
Context: I had been watching it briefly during the afternoon . Then I put it on pause and forgot about it . It did n't forget about me however . Perhaps it was concerned that I was missing something important . Perhaps it felt rejected that I left it alone for so long .
Question: Why did the writer put it on pause and forget about it ?

Output: He started doing something else and never came back to it .


Input:
Context: Clean smell througout , appears to have never been smoked in . The paint on this vehicle has not been altered and is original from front to back . This vehicle does not show any signs of collision damage . This vehicle 's transmission runs like it just left the factory .
Question: What may be true about this vehicle ?

Output: It 's in working condition .


Input:
Context: Clean smell througout , appears to have never been smoked in . The paint on this vehicle has not been altered and is original from front to back . This vehicle does not show any signs of collision damage . This vehicle 's transmission runs like it just left the factory .
Question: What may be true about this vehicle ?

Output: It 's tidy .


Input:
Context: I have n't written anything too substantial lately . Actually , I have n't written anything at all lately ! I feel like I ' ve been very busy and have had little time to sit at my computer and think . But on the bright side , I ' ve gotten my house more organized and have spent more time with some friends .
Question: Why does the narrator seem a bit guilty ?

Output: They have not written in awhile .


Input:
Context: I have n't written anything too substantial lately . Actually , I have n't written anything at all lately ! I feel like I ' ve been very busy and have had little time to sit at my computer and think . But on the bright side , I ' ve gotten my house more organized and have spent more time with some friends .
Question: Why does the narrator seem a bit guilty ?

Output: They have not written much .


Input:
Context: I could have , but I did n't want to . So I invited my best friend to the party and would you believe it ... it took her less than 5 minutes to get here . Watched some movies , had some wine and Bailey 's and ice cream , which she snuck past me ( sneaky little fellow ) when she came . So now I ' m pretty much done with the whole subject of him . My apartment has been moving along nicely on the cost of me being totally exhausted and not having had any kind of free time recently . There 's still a lot to do .
Question: Why was the narrator surprised with their friend ?

Output: They got there quickly .


Input:
Context: I could have , but I did n't want to . So I invited my best friend to the party and would you believe it ... it took her less than 5 minutes to get here . Watched some movies , had some wine and Bailey 's and ice cream , which she snuck past me ( sneaky little fellow ) when she came . So now I ' m pretty much done with the whole subject of him . My apartment has been moving along nicely on the cost of me being totally exhausted and not having had any kind of free time recently . There 's still a lot to do .
Question: Why was the narrator surprised with their friend ?

Output: They got there very fast .


Input:
Context: But he was different , and not in the least because he only came around after the sun came down . He 'd showed her , one dark Saturday night , though he had n't meant to , and she 'd touched him afterward and told him it was okay . And now in the back of her car he held her , and touched her hair and looked at her ; he had been her age when he died , but a long time ago , and they 'd decided on white because it would make the stains last forever , undead tie - dye . " Are you scared ? " he 'd asked her .
Question: What happened after they got in the car ?

Output: She realized he was a ghost .


Input:
Context: It 's still as good the second time round . I might catch it on the IMAX when seats are available . The first time , Ledger blew me away . The second time , he still stole the show .
Question: What may I have been doing that made me do it twice ?

Output: I was watching a great film at the movie theater .


Input:
Context: I got in this morning and the cleaners had spilled some coffee / glue hybrid on my desk . It had gone all the way under a box file that I use to keep all my USB gadgets out of the way : It was very firmly stuck fast : Then I had to clean up . Which was n't easy .
Question: Why did the narrator have to clean up their desk ?

Output: The cleaners made a mess .


Input:
Context: I got in this morning and the cleaners had spilled some coffee / glue hybrid on my desk . It had gone all the way under a box file that I use to keep all my USB gadgets out of the way : It was very firmly stuck fast : Then I had to clean up . Which was n't easy .
Question: Why did the narrator have to clean up their desk ?

Output: The janitors made a mass .


Input:
Context: But if you do n't and she 's seen you macking it at the welfare offices then you might be outta luck . She does n't want to be in the same category as the other filthy vaginas you coerce back to your futon at The Y. 4 - Send conflicting signals .
Question: What may be the reason for her reaction ?

Output: I sleep with a lot of women .


Input:
Context: He brought his face into his hands and let the tears he did n't know he 'd been fighting . Travis let his shoulders shake as he pressed his face into his hands and cried . He had n't cried at all since the break up . He had been emotionless .
Question: How does he feel before he brought his face to his hands?

Output: Sad.


Input:
Context: so i have two best friends & they are both tiny & skinny & literally eat junk food every single day & never gain weight . they 're absolutely gorgeous btw , one with blonde hair & blue eyes , the other with olive skin & brown hair . & then there 's me . the fat , ugly one .
Question: Why do n't the friends gain weight ?

Output: They do n't eat more calories than they burn .


Input:
Context: Just received this from Joel Comm and after a bit of arm twisting and well ok blackmail I got a sneak peak and as you would expect coming from Joel Comm its a winner through and through ! Click Here To Visit Instant Resale Templates Here is what he had to say ; This is the long awaited sequel to our million dollar launch of Instant AdSense Templates , and it is going to be BIGGER and BETTER than ever before . Our customers have been asking for this since the beginning , and we are very confident that it will be an absolute smash hit .
Question: What may happen before the sequel is released ?

Output: Anticipation will be high .


Input:
Context: Just received this from Joel Comm and after a bit of arm twisting and well ok blackmail I got a sneak peak and as you would expect coming from Joel Comm its a winner through and through ! Click Here To Visit Instant Resale Templates Here is what he had to say ; This is the long awaited sequel to our million dollar launch of Instant AdSense Templates , and it is going to be BIGGER and BETTER than ever before . Our customers have been asking for this since the beginning , and we are very confident that it will be an absolute smash hit .
Question: What may happen before the sequel is released ?

Output: Fans will be excited.


Input:
Context: They are number one in this country for executions . And even though one of their own In George W. Bush - who certainly let them continue when he was governor - requested that they not execute this foreign national , Texas went ahead and did it anyway . Even George knows this is not a good idea right now .
Question: Why does the narrator not like George W Bush ?

Output: They do n't like their stance on capital punishment .


Input:
Context: They are number one in this country for executions . And even though one of their own In George W. Bush - who certainly let them continue when he was governor - requested that they not execute this foreign national , Texas went ahead and did it anyway . Even George knows this is not a good idea right now .
Question: Why does the narrator not like George W Bush ?

Output: They do n't like their stance on the death penalty .


Input:
Context: A recent post on ONTD reminded me of this . It 's called SURREALISSIMO : THE SCANDALOUS SUCCESS OF SALVADOR DALI . It was produced by the BBC and they showed it on PBS several times around 5 years ago . It stars Ewan Bremner ( Dali ) and Stephen Fry ( who plays the leader of the Surrealist movement ) .
Question: What may be the reason to what this show ?

Output: To learn more about painters .


Input:
Context: Ryan woke up to that familiar scent of alcohol . This was nothing new for Ryan Ross . It has been like this for as long as he can remember .
Question: Why was the familiar scent of alcohol nothing new for Ryan Ross ?

Output: He or someone nearby was regularly involved with acohol.


Input:
Context: Then I took the bus home sitting next to a fat old dude with the worst breath ever and he could n't stop talking to some other old guy about stuff and I thought I 'd puke in his lap cause I felt so sick . Later Solberg called to see that I ' m still alive .
Question: How would you describe the narrator ?

Output: The narrator is angry .


Input:
Context: Then I took the bus home sitting next to a fat old dude with the worst breath ever and he could n't stop talking to some other old guy about stuff and I thought I 'd puke in his lap cause I felt so sick . Later Solberg called to see that I ' m still alive .
Question: How would you describe the narrator ?

Output: The narrator is nasty .


Input:
Context: Hey Everyone . I got had a big problem with my blackberry bold today . It froze then call failed issues i got home from work and look at the screen and i had lines on the left hand side and a white screen on the right hand side . I am getting a new one from Rogers on Wednesday .
Question: Why did my Blackberry bold freeze up .?

Output: My Blackberry bold was defective piece of equipment .


Input:
Context: Hey Everyone . I got had a big problem with my blackberry bold today . It froze then call failed issues i got home from work and look at the screen and i had lines on the left hand side and a white screen on the right hand side . I am getting a new one from Rogers on Wednesday .
Question: Why did my Blackberry bold freeze up .?

Output: My Blackberry had hardware issues that could n't be fixed .


Input:
Context: Showers and an ExplanationWith every once of strength she had , Tonks ran into the house and up the stairs . She thought she saw someone in the hallway , but she did n't care . The only thing she wanted was to get clean . Slamming her bedroom door behind her , she scrunched her nose and became Tonks again , but with a pink crew cut . At that time , she realized she could n't make it to the bathroom .
Question: Why did Tonks run into the house ?

Output: To get clean .


Input:
Context: I ' m not really sure why , but it 's just good to see her and to know she 's doing well . I really dislike having to avoid someone or keep some sort of hatred in my heart . It 's just too hard for me to do .
Question: Why would I have hatred in my heart towards her ?

Output: She cheated on me while we were together .


Input:
Context: I ' m not really sure why , but it 's just good to see her and to know she 's doing well . I really dislike having to avoid someone or keep some sort of hatred in my heart . It 's just too hard for me to do .
Question: Why would I have hatred in my heart towards her ?

Output: She stole a necklace from my house during a party .


Input:
Context: High fees and aggressive marketing have been cited as problems with reverse mortgages . Under the new law , fees will be capped at 2 percent of the first $ 200,000 borrowed and 1 percent on the balance , with a maximum of $ 6,000 in fees . In addition , the law prevents lenders from requiring borrowers to purchase insurance , annuities , or other products as a condition for getting a reverse mortgage . Lenders are also prohibited from working with other professionals who are trying to sell seniors financial products as part of the lending process .
Question: What may have happened before the new law regarding reverse mortgages ?

Output: Lenders were unfair to the home owners .


Input:
Context: High fees and aggressive marketing have been cited as problems with reverse mortgages . Under the new law , fees will be capped at 2 percent of the first $ 200,000 borrowed and 1 percent on the balance , with a maximum of $ 6,000 in fees . In addition , the law prevents lenders from requiring borrowers to purchase insurance , annuities , or other products as a condition for getting a reverse mortgage . Lenders are also prohibited from working with other professionals who are trying to sell seniors financial products as part of the lending process .
Question: What may have happened before the new law regarding reverse mortgages ?

Output: Seniors were taken advantage of with high fees.


Input:
Context: And the reader will , too ( we hope ! ) .2 ) Bad because it 's very easy to let our characters off the hook instead of putting them through the ringer . Bad because without conflict and tension , the story is boring . Solution : take yourself out of the story every once in awhile and look at it with an unbiased eye . You can do this when you 're writing the first draft if you 're like me and want to get the story pretty fleshed out ( i.e.
Question: What 's a possible reason the story is boring without conflict and tension ?

Output: Because conflict and tension make the story exciting and unpredictable .


Input:
Context: It 's not that women ca n't occupy space in this way . When a female bodied person attempts to take on attributes generally ascribed to men , her behaviour will not be interpreted in the same way and it wo n't get the same results or rewards . It wo n't be given the same space or cultural value .
Question: What may be the reason her behavior wo nt be interpreted in the same way ?

Output: Women are not treated equally in today 's society .


Input:
Context: Partially also because I can study more when I do n't have classes to go to , but mainly because I want to just take my own time doing my study and revision , chill out and enjoy the weather that is gradually warming up . We had a go at a few table games at Skycity Queenstown and it was enjoyable . It was n't too different from dealing the games ... . you just know when the dealer is going to have a Blackjack when he had the Ace to begin with , and taking insurance does n't mean you 'd be any better off ... .
Question: Why did I know when the dealer had an ace ?

Output: I dealed blackjack in the past .


Input:
Context: And , being the cautious people that they are , they are n't quite sure if we 're evil yet or not ( the massacre , at this point , had n't occurred ) , and decided to send their spy ( me - my characters do n't get a lot of breaks in this session , unfortunately as you will see ) in to do some spying stuff . The DM at this point looks over to me and assures me that he will survive . Blinded ( which can be cured easy ) , but survive .
Question: Why was the spy sent into the territory they were ?

Output: To get info on a pending battle .


Input:
Context: And , being the cautious people that they are , they are n't quite sure if we 're evil yet or not ( the massacre , at this point , had n't occurred ) , and decided to send their spy ( me - my characters do n't get a lot of breaks in this session , unfortunately as you will see ) in to do some spying stuff . The DM at this point looks over to me and assures me that he will survive . Blinded ( which can be cured easy ) , but survive .
Question: Why was the spy sent into the territory they were ?

Output: To get info on a pending fight .


Input:
Context: I sort of said to myself , " That was close , but we 're here , and life goes on . " There was nothing else to do but keep driving and hoping that the other driver had learned a lesson about driving in such a reckless hurry . Now , I have another day to live , actually not a day , just this moment and then perhaps another and another . It 's a gift , a gift to savour .
Question: What happened to make me think this to myself ?

Output: A reckless driver almost hit my car .


Input:
Context: I sort of said to myself , " That was close , but we 're here , and life goes on . " There was nothing else to do but keep driving and hoping that the other driver had learned a lesson about driving in such a reckless hurry . Now , I have another day to live , actually not a day , just this moment and then perhaps another and another . It 's a gift , a gift to savour .
Question: What happened to make me think this to myself ?

Output: I narrowly escaped a car accident .


Input:
Context: I wanted to tell her that she was the one thing I had hoped to see after the Ellimist had talked to me . I wanted to tell her how proud of her I was , how proud to have been her friend , her confidante . I wanted to say a lot , but my tongue was heavy and swollen .
Question: Why is the narrator so eager to talk to his subject ?

Output: The narrator is experiencing heavy sentimental emotions over the subject .


Input:
Context: I wanted to tell her that she was the one thing I had hoped to see after the Ellimist had talked to me . I wanted to tell her how proud of her I was , how proud to have been her friend , her confidante . I wanted to say a lot , but my tongue was heavy and swollen .
Question: Why is the narrator so eager to talk to his subject ?

Output: The narrator is very fond of the subject .


Input:
Context: Brady 's mouth stiffened into a grim line , and he rubbed his mouth with his hand , not knowing what to do or what to think . He felt like he 'd just been shot in the heart and all his life was seeping out of him .
Question: What is likely to happen to Brady after acting this way in front of everyone ?

Output: Brady will be reviewed to determine if he is sick .


Input:
Context: What 's wrong with UPS ? Or is it just the driver that services my area that really sucks and does n't like to deliver to my building . Twice in the span of 10 days he or she has failed to deliver the goods . And he or she is not even trying .
Question: In what kind of a dwelling do I live ?

Output: I live in a condominium.


Input:
Context: What 's wrong with UPS ? Or is it just the driver that services my area that really sucks and does n't like to deliver to my building . Twice in the span of 10 days he or she has failed to deliver the goods . And he or she is not even trying .
Question: In what kind of a dwelling do I live ?

Output: I live in an apartment.


Input:
Context: That on top of the Aspirin and Lorazepam is making me feel okay about this . Also , a lot of talk about having kids and pregnancy and all those sorts of things lately . Most of them ... not so bad , by my goodness does my coworker now have me morbidly afraid of the idea of having a C - Section like ... ever . She had a not - as - bad - as but almost close to " Awake " experience . Well , except she was able to SAY that she was feeling things ... but omfg .
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I am dealing with pain .


Input:
Context: Always remember an experienced agent will never ask you this question he would rather tell you the cost of your property . Evaluating costs of property is the foremost job of your agent and it requires thorough analysis of various sales data gathered from the market . 4 .
Question: What may be the reason why someone would need to know the cost of their property ?

Output: They may want to sell it .


Input:
Context: Christmas is upon us . Truly , it is . I went to my warehouse store yesterday to buy ground turkey for my debate chili and there they were , the aisles of glitter and lights . So , I ' m thinking in Christmas carols now .
Question: Why is the narrator in such a festive mood ?

Output: Christmas is almost here .


Input:
Context: Christmas is upon us . Truly , it is . I went to my warehouse store yesterday to buy ground turkey for my debate chili and there they were , the aisles of glitter and lights . So , I ' m thinking in Christmas carols now .
Question: Why is the narrator in such a festive mood ?

Output: It is almost Christmas .


Input:
Context: I was amused at the fact most of the clothes i 'd just bought for myself cost less than that . Went New Look and got the brown leather bag - esque sorta bag i 'd been looking for . But was gutted that a really nice cardie I ' ve been after , was n't there = [ . I might have a look in town tomorrow .
Question: What may be the reason to return tomorrow ?

Output: To buy a cardigan .


Input:
Context: Before I get into that , erm ... i failed the song test . We started the test , and I wrote the first line completely in Chinese characters , but the rest , I could only write a few with a ton of hanyu pinyin D : And Emma was scribbling away WRYYYYYYYYYafter we turned in the test , some people went up to sing in front of the class for extra points . I would n't have gone up even if i got a F pshhBut , it was very entertaining .
Question: What country may I be originally from ?

Output: China.


Input:
Context: My ex - wife informed the judge that I lied ( but I was not under oath so not perjury right ) and then the counselor called the judge and ratted on me . The result is that I have a probation review hearing this Friday . If I violate my probation , I get up to 2 years in jail ( deferred sentencing pending good behavior ) . Can that lie put me in jail .
Question: What may happen if I were sentenced to go to jail ?

Output: I may get shortened jail time because of good behavior .


Input:
Context: Okay suddenly everyone is breaking up and I ' m just caught in the middle of it all . My good friend is only on a break ... like a seperation and she 's agonising over it day and night for like 2 weeks . I hear about it EVERYDAY . I ' m so tired of it .
Question: Why is the narrator consoling their friend ?

Output: They are dealing with a split .


Input:
Context: I know it 's a delicated issue , and I do n't know as much about the USA but I ' ve read we are just as bad with the detention of refugees , and treating them like prisoners when they are not . I dunno just such a powerful day for me , I definitely might try to get involved with amnesty international or something when I get back to Boston . I think the other most touching part of today was seeing the English language class people introduce themselves , these adorable kids from Iraq and stuff ...
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

Output: They are liberal .


Input:
Context: I know it 's a delicated issue , and I do n't know as much about the USA but I ' ve read we are just as bad with the detention of refugees , and treating them like prisoners when they are not . I dunno just such a powerful day for me , I definitely might try to get involved with amnesty international or something when I get back to Boston . I think the other most touching part of today was seeing the English language class people introduce themselves , these adorable kids from Iraq and stuff ...
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

Output: They are progressive .


Input:
Context: We got all the way up to our axle and storage containers along the entire driver side . The view from the back had us tilted almost to where it looked like it would just tip over . I spent 2 hours digging out the entire driver side so that when the tow truck pulled us out they did n't scrape the undercarriage .
Question: Where we going when we got stuck?

Output: We were going on a camping trip in the mountains .


Input:
Context: I think in the last two weeks I ' ve eaten more cucumber than in the previous 26 years of my life ) . The interesting thing is that I have n't seen a single leaf - lettuce or spinach salad in the last three weeks . I am going to miss those soon .
Question: What food item has the narrator increased in consumption ?

Output: They are eating more cucumber - related items .


Input:
Context: I think in the last two weeks I ' ve eaten more cucumber than in the previous 26 years of my life ) . The interesting thing is that I have n't seen a single leaf - lettuce or spinach salad in the last three weeks . I am going to miss those soon .
Question: What food item has the narrator increased in consumption ?

Output: They are eating more cucumbers .


Input:
Context: I decided to join her family , who picked a nice spot at the Padang , to join in the celebration with thousands of Singaporeans in red and hundreds of foreigners . Though I missed the Parade itself , which has been my personal favourite all these years , I was still in awe when I witness the Black Kinights of the RSAF performing their breathtaking stunts . It was LOVE ! ! The fireworks , however , disappointed me .
Question: What type of culture is the narrator celebrating ?

Output: They are celebrating Singapore .


Input:
Context: I decided to join her family , who picked a nice spot at the Padang , to join in the celebration with thousands of Singaporeans in red and hundreds of foreigners . Though I missed the Parade itself , which has been my personal favourite all these years , I was still in awe when I witness the Black Kinights of the RSAF performing their breathtaking stunts . It was LOVE ! ! The fireworks , however , disappointed me .
Question: What type of culture is the narrator celebrating ?

Output: They are celebrating Singaporeans .


Input:
Context: My sister works as a junior doctor in Edinburgh , and this week she had to call Kew Gardens to ask them to i d some mushrooms as they were treating a woman who had eaten some whilst out for a walk and was now violently ill . It all turned out okay , but I had no idea that Kew offered such a good service . I have to admit that I think that mushrooms and toadstools are just about the cutest things in the world ever , and have been meaning to crochet up some for ages .
Question: Why did a woman eat mushrooms when she was out for a walk ?

Output: Because she thought they would be safe to eat .


Input:
Context: She said the lilacs filled the air there with a blueness she has n't seen since . My aunt usually asks where I ' m calling from , though I ' ve lived in the same place 25 years . She wonders about a wineglass stuck to my mother 's dining table for years after that no - good boyfriend left for the coast . She remembered him fondly , though they parted in a storm of recrimination and hurt .
Question: Who is the narrator 's conversation partner nostaligic for ?

Output: Their   old flame .


Input:
Context: She said the lilacs filled the air there with a blueness she has n't seen since . My aunt usually asks where I ' m calling from , though I ' ve lived in the same place 25 years . She wonders about a wineglass stuck to my mother 's dining table for years after that no - good boyfriend left for the coast . She remembered him fondly , though they parted in a storm of recrimination and hurt .
Question: Who is the narrator 's conversation partner nostaligic for ?

Output: Their boyfriend .


Input:
Context: One of the few male malarky singers from around the baby thunder coevals , Kurt Elling is an anomaly simply by profession . Given the depth and wide vision of his recordings and performance style , Elling is in a league of his possess . Planning a vocation in the academic creation , he discovered jazz and took to it course of study .
Question: What may be Elling 's choice of profession?

Output: Singer.


Input:
Context: Oh well . I 'll take it third year , or something . But what made it even worse is I registered into Myth and Symbol instead . Now I want to change it ( the professor looks dreadful ) but the website shows no option to * * WEB DROP * * the course . I guess this is because I am an English Major , and it is and English course .
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Output: They are a University student studying English .


Input:
Context: Oh well . I 'll take it third year , or something . But what made it even worse is I registered into Myth and Symbol instead . Now I want to change it ( the professor looks dreadful ) but the website shows no option to * * WEB DROP * * the course . I guess this is because I am an English Major , and it is and English course .
Question: What may be a fact about the person speaking ?

Output: They want to drop one of the courses during the semester .


Input:
Context: When my husband and I were first dating , we got invited to his neighbor 's house for a tree trimming party . Homemade egg nog was served , which I was fascinated by , since the only nog I ever had came out of a Land O ' Lakes carton . So , we 're all drinking nog , and trimming the tree , and all of a sudden I began to feel really warm , and my cheeks were turning bright pink . Tom says to me something along the lines of , be careful , you ' ve had an awful lot of egg nog , and it can really creep up on you .
Question: What may be the holiday about to be celebrated ?

Output: Christmas.


Input:
Context: In fact , he gave me a copy of his poetry book called " Maneno " . Edward 's poetry is absolutely amazing . Edward told me he is leaving for Ghana in a few weeks for a vacation and to see his family .
Question: What may happen after he receives the poetry ?

Output: He may read the book .


Input:
Context: and engaged in video chat hijinx with whammywah.i do n't like having to get my eyes checked at the MVA when i get my license renewed . each time i ' ve had trouble seeing the letters . it 's not that i ca n't read them -- i can read them just fine and say exactly what letters are there -- but the machine they have you look in is weird . it 's like you 're looking into a periscope , and by putting your face up against it your forehead presses in a button to have it light up and then they ask you to read the 4th line of text .
Question: What may I of just finished doing ?

Output: Getting my drivers license.


Input:
Context: Female rapper Diamond , formerly of the group Crime Mob , signed a multi - layer solo deal with Warner Bros. Records recently , in which they plan to invest in the rapper as an artist and brand , via various endorsements , as well as TV and film opportunities . " I ' m so excited about my new solo deal with Warner -- it 's been a long time coming , " Diamond said of the venture . " It 's important for me to give my fans the Diamond they already know , but to also give them something new from me .
Question: What type of music would Diamond most enjoy ?

Output: Diamond would probably enjoy listening to hip - hop the most .


Input:
Context: He spent a lot of time before we left the US researching places to try , using resources like Chowhound and others . It led us to a somewhat difficult to find tapas place on that was better known only to locals . We struck up a nice conversation at the bar with a mid-30s couple who lived around the corner . They were surprised that we had found the place at all since it 's far from the main drag .
Question: Why did we talk to the couple ?

Output: We wanted to enjoy ourselves with conversation .


Input:
Context: But there are still some areas of life that we maintain control of , such as those in the area of their spiritual life . Church attendance and participation are not up for negotiation . As Christian parents we try our best to direct our children in the way that they should go , knowing that a day will come when they will make their own choices . Of course we would all choose salvation and a life of serving the Lord for our children , but that is one decision that is completely their own .
Question: What may be a fact about them as parents ?

Output: They let their children make decisions for themselves .


Input:
Context: I was seated in 15D ( aisle ) and could use half of the seat next to me ( since I had to share it with the passanger at 15F ) for sleeping as comfortably as possible . We got dinner and breakfast , everything was decent . On this plane there is no entertainment at all ( no audio , video or games ) . Only crying babies brought a bit of excitement .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about my trip ?

Output: I was travelling by air .


Input:
Context: It was a really nice hotel , except for the fact that it was about 3 - 4 blocks away from the main tourist area and the path was basically unlit . It was also about twice as expensive as the guidebook listed , but whatever , it was a really nice place . Ate dinner at a restaurant with an open view and had a Mexico style seafood cocktail for the first time as well as a seafood chimichanga . Totally yummy , but a bit on the expensive side . The next morning we woke up pretty early .
Question: What may be the reason why they were scared in the dark ?

Output: They 're in an unfamiliar place .


Input:
Context: I would have had no time to go home & change or anything so I just passed . Ugh . What jerks . Like the nerdy maid of honor could have mentioned that in her email .
Question: Where was I ?

Output: Pre wedding dinner.


Input:
Context: I would have had no time to go home & change or anything so I just passed . Ugh . What jerks . Like the nerdy maid of honor could have mentioned that in her email .
Question: Where was I ?

Output: Wedding.


Input:
Context: These are started by talking to 1 of the 5 members of the main in - game Super Group , the Freedom Phalanx ( Positron , Synapse , Sister Psyche , Citadel , Numina ) . Citadel is one of these members . It got to be around 2 am and we decided to finish on Sunday . You can stop and start again by simply logging out and logging that same character in and they will remain of teh TF which is one of the cool features of the game .
Question: What is the narrator discussing in the text ?

Output: They are discussing electronic play .


Input:
Context: These are started by talking to 1 of the 5 members of the main in - game Super Group , the Freedom Phalanx ( Positron , Synapse , Sister Psyche , Citadel , Numina ) . Citadel is one of these members . It got to be around 2 am and we decided to finish on Sunday . You can stop and start again by simply logging out and logging that same character in and they will remain of teh TF which is one of the cool features of the game .
Question: What is the narrator discussing in the text ?

Output: They are discussing options players have .


Input:
Context: i have never been to ubin you know . once during poly , i ALMOST made it there . i was on the recce team for a scouts event and we were all packed up , got into the car waiting to leave for ubin , i was soooo excited , and when the person in charge of the event said the school did n't want to approve the trip . my heart was broken can ?.
Question: What is the main reason the narrator is excited to go to Ubin ?

Output: The narrator has never been to Ubin and this will be their first time .


Input:
Context: i have never been to ubin you know . once during poly , i ALMOST made it there . i was on the recce team for a scouts event and we were all packed up , got into the car waiting to leave for ubin , i was soooo excited , and when the person in charge of the event said the school did n't want to approve the trip . my heart was broken can ?.
Question: What is the main reason the narrator is excited to go to Ubin ?

Output: The narrator previously had a trip canceled and this is a do - over .


Input:
Context: I ve always been sandwhiched between someone who will go with me to Target . High Skool was a Crimson fest , we always had plans to go here and see that . I ca n't remember a day where I did n't see all other 4 crimson ladies .
Question: What is true of the narrator ?

Output: They had a lot of friends in school .


Input:
Context: WASHINGTON , D.C. ( September 28 , 2008 ) -- Congressman Dennis Kucinich ( D - OH ) today made the following speech on the floor of the House of Representatives regarding the proposed Wall Street bail out : " The $ 700 billion bailout for Wall Street , is driven by fear not fact . This is too much money in too a short a time going to too few people while too many questions remain unanswered . Why are n't we having hearings on the plan we have just received ? Why are n't we questioning the underlying premise of the need for a bailout with taxpayers ' money ?.
Question: Why is the congressman critical of the plan ?

Output: There have been no hearings to determine if it is valid .


Input:
Context: i also remember being the one who found out that she cheated on you , and not wanting to tell you because i knew how much she meant to you . i wanted to tell you , i really did . i wanted to be the one whose shoulder you could cry on . not because i liked you and wanted to score some points with you , but because i wanted to be there for you .
Question: What may be a fact about the person in this situation ?

Output: They care deeply for their friend .


Input:
Context: We dodged a few deer on the way home under a blanket of stars and a bright moon . Fillmore got some mail , so we visited with Doug & JoAnn and played with Fillmore for just a little while before calling it a night . Tomorrow is girls day out .
Question: who was fillmore with when he got some mail ?

Output: he was with the narrator.


Input:
Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: What are some possible reasons they were out of work ?

Output: They had a baby recently.


Input:
Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: What are some possible reasons they were out of work ?

Output: They were ill for awhile.


Input:
Context: For Yara , it was a matter of convenience . But in Saudi Arabia , public contact between unrelated men and women is strictly prohibited . " Some men came up to us with very long beards and white dresses .
Question: Why do some men have long beards in Saudi Arabia ?

Output: It is in line with their religion .


Input:
Context: For Yara , it was a matter of convenience . But in Saudi Arabia , public contact between unrelated men and women is strictly prohibited . " Some men came up to us with very long beards and white dresses .
Question: Why do some men have long beards in Saudi Arabia ?

Output: Their religion deems it necessary .


Input:
Context: My husband 's car drove in a few seconds later . We walked up to the social worker . She asked my daughter to open the door for a gorgeous little seventeen month old who looked up with a bright smile and big brown eyes . " Mom , I think I just fell in love , " I heard as I opened the door on my side of the car and looked into the face of a beautiful little five month old baby girl .
Question: Why did this child show up to our house ?

Output: We were adopting a child from an orphanage .


Input:
Context: we picked up some delicious strawberries from a farm stand and annoyed some cows . the highway continued along tamales bay , and we stopped of at nick 's cove for some chowder . we did n't order oysters ; we were saving those for hog island oyster co. in marshall , california . marshall is a speck of a town on the shore and consists of aging boats , oysters , and shacks on stilts over water .
Question: Why may the narrator be surrounded by so much water ?

Output: The narrator is looking for seafood .


Input:
Context: we picked up some delicious strawberries from a farm stand and annoyed some cows . the highway continued along tamales bay , and we stopped of at nick 's cove for some chowder . we did n't order oysters ; we were saving those for hog island oyster co. in marshall , california . marshall is a speck of a town on the shore and consists of aging boats , oysters , and shacks on stilts over water .
Question: Why may the narrator be surrounded by so much water ?

Output: The narrator is on vacation .


Input:
Context: Kim says , You said you had flour . There is n't enough here . I spy a box of Bisquick and say , Use this , it 's the same as flour . In goes the Bisquick .
Question: Why do they need flour ?

Output: They are baking bisquits and need flour for it .


Input:
Context: Kim says , You said you had flour . There is n't enough here . I spy a box of Bisquick and say , Use this , it 's the same as flour . In goes the Bisquick .
Question: Why do they need flour ?

Output: They are baking cookies and need flour .


Input:
Context: that . good . but i could barely finish my food , so i guess it was good i didn't.after dinner , the boy bought a bday present for his dad and i picked up some evil eye pendants for gifts . i think my sister might find one useful .
Question: What might happen if they did not go shopping after dinner ?

Output: They would have to find other gifts to give .


Input:
Context: I got randomly selected at work to test my " signature " basically like mystery shopper but over the phone . Anyway I got 3/10 which is pretty bad . I even got to listen to my conversation which in my defense was at the end of a 10 hour straight shift of answering phones . I sounded half asleep I never realised just how slack and full of slang the Aussie accent is .
Question: What may be the reason why they were so tired ?

Output: They are not used to working such a long day .


Input:
Context: I commented . Continuing to grin , Fedrus said , " I had a pretty good scam going . Liette could have upset that , but she proved very useful at the end as a scapegoat . I needed to stop my activities for a while to give the appearance that Liette was the thief , but when you report to Alenus Vendu that you are convinced she was the thief we can start up again . " " We ? " He answered , " That 's right , we .
Question: Why do so few people seem to trust Fedrus in the dialogue ?

Output: Fedrus is a known fraudster .


Input:
Context: ALSO i ' m super stoked cos Jessie 's wedding is coming up and she is letting me help her / her bridal party with make up so I guess it is my first make up artist GIG . I ' m really stoked on doing bridal make up , especially for someone young and with such good skin . I can not waiiiiittttt , I wish I already had my super offish make up artist 's brush belt but I will make - do with what I have , i guess . So many good things right now!Have any of y ' all seen What The Bleep Do We Know ?.
Question: What did she enjoy doing ? ?

Output: She liked and enjoyed doing make up .


Input:
Context: Jack fell asleep with one cricket pad on , topless , with a flat cap on , across the dog baskets . With a fur rug on top of him . I sat outside for a while feeling like shit .
Question: What may be the reason for falling asleep with the cricket pad on ?

Output: They were overtired .


Input:
Context: How sweet is that ? Not to mention a sweet looking Barnes and Noble and a Starbucks right next to that :) I loved all of it . I think I ' m going to be right at home on this campus once I get used to it .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They are a new student at a college .


Input:
Context: How sweet is that ? Not to mention a sweet looking Barnes and Noble and a Starbucks right next to that :) I loved all of it . I think I ' m going to be right at home on this campus once I get used to it .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They had just moved to a college campus .


Input:
Context: The pussy ride being that funny platform that swings forward and backward and also in full circles . That 's the only one that made people feel ill :| We had lunch at Pizza hut and then went on the water rides :D , Tidal Wave is extreme , we got to go in the front again and watch the wall of doom fly over you until it collapses upon you . Then we went on stealth to dry off :D The launch is my favourite part , Raven knows why :D After the park we went back to Katy 's , minus Nick , for dinner and hang outage .
Question: Why are they going on so many different kinds of rides ?

Output: They went to an amusement park .


Input:
Context: That kind of consequence was n't what she 'd expected . It was just a game - that was all . She wanted to know why , how he had ended up this way , but ... Rhode could n't really think of anything to say . She just carefully reached over the table , resting both hands in his palm and shifting to rest her forehead against the smooth wood .
Question: What made her put her hands in Rhode 's palms ?

Output: She felt more sorry for him than angry .


Input:
Context: Well , not furious but kind of mad , and she jumped all over Maryam for that . And Maryam told me that it was Robbie 's idea and I did not know that . You 'd think Robbie would TALK to me about stuff like that . I went to physics , and there was not ONE person in the room that I know . I was starting to freak out until Ana walked in , and I do n't know how glad I was .
Question: What may have been the reason I freaked out until Ana walked in ?

Output: I wanted to see a familiar face to hang out with in class .


Input:
Context: On a better note my brother got into another accident today . If he 's found at fault even a little bit on this one then I guess they 're taking away his license . Joy .
Question: What can one tell about the brother and driving ?

Output: He has had multiple accidents .


Input:
Context: On a better note my brother got into another accident today . If he 's found at fault even a little bit on this one then I guess they 're taking away his license . Joy .
Question: What can one tell about the brother and driving ?

Output: He has had several driving issues .


Input:
Context: I do n't know , I do n't understand , it just felt forced and trite even in comparison to Terrance Dicks which is just weird . ) It had lots of lovely moments , and Sarah 's reaction in both parts to the Daleks and Davros was wicked cool , and yes I jumped up & down a lot and screamed " MICKEY ! " when he popped up at the beginning of this episode , but ... disappointment and inarticulate , mostly at the ending .
Question: What are you looking forward to next episode ?

Output: Seeing Mickey again.


Input:
Context: We moved into a house , Bryan started his new job last week and likes it so far . In about a month if he really likes the school , we 'll put James on the waiting list for pre - k for when he 's 4 . Faculty / staff get first priority for their kids .
Question: What may happen if Bryan likes the school and James is 4 years old ?

Output: They may go to the school together .


Input:
Context: But the pattern on this one ai n't half bad , I like that it 's colourful and neon!Got Steve to sign on some shirt I bought for 12 bucks , because he could n't sign with a red marker on my Dim Mak shirt . Now I ' m afraid to wear it because I do n't want the marker ink to wash off and I do n't know if it 's permanent or not . And a video I took of course .
Question: Why does it matter if the marker washes off ?

Output: The writer places value in Steve 's signature .


Input:
Context: But the pattern on this one ai n't half bad , I like that it 's colourful and neon!Got Steve to sign on some shirt I bought for 12 bucks , because he could n't sign with a red marker on my Dim Mak shirt . Now I ' m afraid to wear it because I do n't want the marker ink to wash off and I do n't know if it 's permanent or not . And a video I took of course .
Question: Why does it matter if the marker washes off ?

Output: The writer sees the signature as a memento .


Input:
Context: I had a interview today and i did ok ...... during the interview i told them about myself , ( education and experience ) then they told me about the position and asked 5 question , the question they covers everything . so what could they want during the second interview ?.
Question: What was the topic of the second interview that was so important that I needed another meeting ?

Output: They needed to discuss his salary options .


Input:
Context: I ' ve spent hours constructing a garment that is the wrong color or just looks funny somewhere or is too tight or pulls up awkwardly . I ' ve had my share of garments that were worn once and then put in the back of the closet until they were donated to charity . But since I ' ve been working in the Emergency Room and my wardrobe consists of scrub tops that I embroider with my name , a turtleneck or waffle - weave long sleeve shirt , and a pair of slacks I just have n't had a reason or place to wear pretty clothes . Non - work clothing consists of blue jeans with either a T - shirt or sweatshirt depending upon the weather .
Question: Why does the narrator have a basic wardrobe ?

Output: They do n't need a variety of clothes at work .


Input:
Context: I ' ve spent hours constructing a garment that is the wrong color or just looks funny somewhere or is too tight or pulls up awkwardly . I ' ve had my share of garments that were worn once and then put in the back of the closet until they were donated to charity . But since I ' ve been working in the Emergency Room and my wardrobe consists of scrub tops that I embroider with my name , a turtleneck or waffle - weave long sleeve shirt , and a pair of slacks I just have n't had a reason or place to wear pretty clothes . Non - work clothing consists of blue jeans with either a T - shirt or sweatshirt depending upon the weather .
Question: Why does the narrator have a basic wardrobe ?

Output: They wear a uniform to work .


Input:
Context: At first she would just smile at us when we would tell her " No ! " , not really understanding what we were saying . Then she would get frustrated with us and try to go under , over , or around us to get to what she wanted . Today she went near the stereo 8 or 9 times but never actually touched it ! !.
Question: What may happen before telling her No ?

Output: She would walk towards us and look at us .


Input:
Context: We both agree that it was sheer idiocy on their part to not allow people to create their logins and at least patch the game before the public realms opened . I would be quite interested in seeing a graph of the bandwidth consumed by their patch servers as midnight hit - I bet they had a HUGE spike . The patch did n't take long , so I was soon the proud owner of a level 1 White Lion . So keeping in mind that I ' m currently a level 2 White Lion , I can say : It 's very WoW - like so far . But I have yet to do any RvR or a Public Quest , so it 's hardly a comprehensive opinion .
Question: What may be a fact about this person 's situation ?

Output: They are criticizing the game developers .


Input:
Context: He did n't see the need to go on ; Hakkai was smart enough to know which battle he meant -- the one that had left him wrapped in bandages for weeks . Hakkai stared blankly into the darkness as he swallowed that bit of information . Was it triggered by the head injury , perhaps ?.
Question: What may be the reason he was wrapped in a bandage ?

Output: He was defeated in a battle by a better skilled opponent .


Input:
Context: At least I have Morocco to look forward too . I 'd like to remind everyone that exams are rapidly approaching . Not just OWLs or NEWTs , but end of the year exams as well . Yes , I will be giving an exam no matter the year you happen to be in .
Question: Why is the narrator not experiencing anxiety amid exams ?

Output: The narrator has a trip to look forward to .


Input:
Context: At least I have Morocco to look forward too . I 'd like to remind everyone that exams are rapidly approaching . Not just OWLs or NEWTs , but end of the year exams as well . Yes , I will be giving an exam no matter the year you happen to be in .
Question: Why is the narrator not experiencing anxiety amid exams ?

Output: The narrator has a vacation coming up .


Input:
Context: Usually I do n't eat any sweet cereal except for occasionally I 'll eat frosted mini wheats like cookies ( one at a time , dunked in milk ) . Krogers has a version of shredded wheat that has the greatest ingredients list ever . " Ingredients Wheat .
Question: Why might the person not eat frosted cereals ?

Output: They consider them to be unhealthy.


Input:
Context: Luckily we managed to handle the crowd really well and I managed to tally all the figures at the end of the day . It took me a bit of time because there were more to count and that there were no operations personnel there to assist me in depositing bag . Best thing that made my day was , my friends were there to partly visit the birdpark and the main reason is to see how is my work . They waited at Bongo Burgers for me to knock off , so touched ! !.
Question: What may I have ate for lunch ?

Output: Burgers.


Input:
Context: so i have to figure out some sort of backup soon , as burning them onto cds is n't really helpful . but it was a lovely time up in napa and very nice both to see so many old faces and to introduce them to mr . j and meet their significant others . especially nice as a few folks i have n't seen since college period , and there they were all grown up , with jobs and kids and nice partners , yet still in some fundamental way the same people i was kicking it with back in massachusetts .
Question: What may they need to backup ?

Output: They may need to backup pictures .


Input:
Context: I have inherited a not so wonderful gene from my father , along with the ' we do n't know what eye color you have , so just call it hazel gene ' , and that is the mole gene . The mole gene blesses you with really cute beauty marks when you are born and in the first few years of life . And then you get some larger beauty marks that are n't so beautiful . These are moles .
Question: what is the reason the inherited gene from my father is " Not so great " ?

Output: It makes you have many ugly moles and not great eye color .


Input:
Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Rio Dulce , GuatemalaToday we all met in the hotel at 10.30am so we could get some brunch before setting off to Rio Dulce at 12 . I ordered waffles and fruit , and got 4 waffles ! Needless to say i only managed to eat 1 !.
Question: What may be the reason they only ate one ?

Output: They did nt realize how big the waffles were going to be .


Input:
Context: I ' ve been a loyal Canon consumer for 15 + years ; i ' ve purchased everything from printers to cameras and everything in between . The products have always been top notch in quality and compatibility . But they do wear out and break after years of use and that 's when the service organization either gives us reasons to continue our loyalty or move elsewhere . So how did Canon react when my camcorder that was over 2 years old developed a nagging case of zoomitis ? ?.
Question: What would help mitigate the person 's issues ?

Output: Extended warrenty.


Input:
Context: I wanted to have a go at painting and recently realised my weakness is colour . So I 'd like some advice if anyone does n't mind . I started this in greyscale and it still looks so much better in greyscale T_T so I do n't know how to improve the colour . Any advice would be appreciated .
Question: What does the narrator consider to be their weakness ?

Output: Their multi - chromatic paintings are not as good as their monochromatic paintings .


Input:
Context: I wanted to have a go at painting and recently realised my weakness is colour . So I 'd like some advice if anyone does n't mind . I started this in greyscale and it still looks so much better in greyscale T_T so I do n't know how to improve the colour . Any advice would be appreciated .
Question: What does the narrator consider to be their weakness ?

Output: They 're not comfortable with combining hues in their paintings .


Input:
Context: Saturday I slept in . I needed to pick up something else at the Jade Market , so I went to the market once again . My favorite guy had a new , very pretty piece that he was trying to sell me . It was n't my usual style so I did n't buy it .
Question: What did your favorite guy think when you did not buy the piece ?

Output: He did not mind because I always support him and he knew I would have bought it if I liked the style.


Input:
Context: I told him I was having a rather Emo day , to say the least , and some advance warning would have been swell . Thankfully none of the scary shit came to fruition , I started the Cymbalta today and I ' m not anywhere near the abyss that I was yesterday . And that is in great part , NOT due to Sweeney Todd , but to some awesome bloggy friends , one in particular that I emailed when I knew what I was feeling was BAD .
Question: What may have caused the " Emo " day to improve ?

Output: I had companions that cheered me up .


Input:
Context: I put a resume on a nanny website , a family called me and wanted to to do an application . I did and we talked for a long time . They seemed nice . By the next morning they had booked me a flight to Italy on vacation with them .
Question: What type of line of work is the narrator interested in ?

Output: The narrator wants to be in child development .


Input:
Context: I put a resume on a nanny website , a family called me and wanted to to do an application . I did and we talked for a long time . They seemed nice . By the next morning they had booked me a flight to Italy on vacation with them .
Question: What type of line of work is the narrator interested in ?

Output: The narrator wants to be in childcare .


Input:
Context: Opening her apartment door , she found herself taking in the sight of a slender , blonde - haired , blue - eyed beauty queen type with a hard sneer for a mouth . " I ' m here , " she said as she pushed past Eden and made her into her apartment uninvited . She stood in the middle of the modest one bedroom and wrinkled up her pert little nose , and turned back to Eden who was now closing the door behind them . " Wow , this is some crappy dump they put you in ! " " I happen to like it , " Eden told her coolly as she moved over to the kitchenette and offered her guest a drink .
Question: Why was Eden 's response to the woman cool ?

Output: Because the woman was behaving rudely .


Input:
Context: I work across the street from my home . Yesterdays fire broke out about 8:30 , as the techs were leaving for the field . Four or five techs and supervisors rushed into the building before the fire fighters were there . They helped get people out and went back for cats .
Question: What might be the reason I am posting about the fire ?

Output: I am amazed at the kindness and bravery of the citizens who saved lives .


Input:
Context: I was told that Richardson was too busy to be informed . When I persisted , the president asked me to write a letter about the matter . When I reminded him that I had written and that he had responded to my letter by e - mail , he said that he must have lost the letter . I decided that life is too short to let criminals spoil what 's left , so I took no other action than to distribute my article in its proper form to those who may be interested .
Question: What will you do after distributing the article ?

Output: I will get justice .


Input:
Context: I was told that Richardson was too busy to be informed . When I persisted , the president asked me to write a letter about the matter . When I reminded him that I had written and that he had responded to my letter by e - mail , he said that he must have lost the letter . I decided that life is too short to let criminals spoil what 's left , so I took no other action than to distribute my article in its proper form to those who may be interested .
Question: What will you do after distributing the article ?

Output: The criminals will not be able to spoil my life .


Input:
Context: Granted , the noodles were a bit different in that it 's kind of harder than normal noodles . Not hard in a bad way , it was ... tangier ( if there is such a word ) . Personally , I prefer the one at Lagoon . Maybe Uncle Rick has n't tried that before . On a side note , the stallholder thought I was Uncle Rick 's younger sister .
Question: Why do I prefer the one at Lagoon ?

Output: I like their noodles more .


Input:
Context: The chocolate was bittersweet and had wonderful depth , but the tart shell was tasteless and seriously quite revolting . It was pasty and white , like it needed a tan . Raspberries and copious amounts of icing sugar did save the day though - they always do .
Question: Why did raspberries and copious amounts of icing sugar save the day ?

Output: Because they made the dessert items taste better .


Input:
Context: The long - sleeved black shirt and tights do not come with the costume , I just added those for warmth . This was only worn for 1 - 2 hours , and is in EXCELLENT condition . Hurry ! Halloween is right around the corner !.
Question: What would happen if you did n't add the black long - sleeve ?

Output: You would be cold .


Input:
Context: The long - sleeved black shirt and tights do not come with the costume , I just added those for warmth . This was only worn for 1 - 2 hours , and is in EXCELLENT condition . Hurry ! Halloween is right around the corner !.
Question: What would happen if you did n't add the black long - sleeve ?

Output: You would not enjoy being outside .


Input:
Context: They did n't play the one song I really wanted to hear ( the window - washer song ) but they played just about everything else that got serious airplay , and they were fabulous performers . The lead singer totally pinned my gaydar , though , even before he did his Whitney Houston impression . The days have been hectic and busy . I have attended between three and four sessions every day this week . I ' ve seen everything from a remote - control tank program written in Python to a web server ( including Flash applications !.
Question: What 's a possible reason the lead singer totally pinned the writer 's gaydar ?

Output: Because the writer thinks the lead singer is gay .


Input:
Context: I know I enjoy the pain . I know when deep into it I would never ask for it stop . " Shaelynn cocks her head to the side as she takes a single step backwards letting the silk finish its slithering descent unimpeded from her slaves form , her hands skimming lightly down her sides in the wake of the cloth .
Question: How can you describe Shaelynn ?

Output: Shaeylynn is servile .


Input:
Context: I yanked off the screen and peered down . There was n't any real choice as to who should go , because I ' m smaller and healthier than she is . It 's a five foot drop from that window . The window is very small and I had to go face first through it because I could n't actually get myself through it feet first .
Question: Why is the narrator 's friend not going first ?

Output: The friend is fat .


Input:
Context: I yanked off the screen and peered down . There was n't any real choice as to who should go , because I ' m smaller and healthier than she is . It 's a five foot drop from that window . The window is very small and I had to go face first through it because I could n't actually get myself through it feet first .
Question: Why is the narrator 's friend not going first ?

Output: The friend is large .


Input:
Context: Yes , 30 Secs to Mars is horrible . Thing is , they ' ve been hounding me for weeks , maybe months ; I ' m just not in the mood . Damn , I never am . I slept eight hours and woke up dead tired , now I ' m awake and in the mood for nothing ( but I ' m at work , so why should I be in the mood for anything ? I tell you , we 're a people of lazy bums !.
Question: What may happen after sleeping for eight hours ?

Output: I may have to go to work all day .


Input:
Context: Recently I purchased some canisters for flour and sugar , only to discover they 're not entirely airtight . Since I live in Seattle and the humidity is pretty high here , that 's a problem . Especially for the sugar , which tends to get clumpy and gross . So , I plan to empty 'em out and store popcorn , rice , and pasta in them instead . I used up the flour and white sugar , but the brown sugar is a problem .
Question: what is something the narrator possesses ?

Output: he has money to purchase with.


Input:
Context: Recently I purchased some canisters for flour and sugar , only to discover they 're not entirely airtight . Since I live in Seattle and the humidity is pretty high here , that 's a problem . Especially for the sugar , which tends to get clumpy and gross . So , I plan to empty 'em out and store popcorn , rice , and pasta in them instead . I used up the flour and white sugar , but the brown sugar is a problem .
Question: what is something the narrator possesses ?

Output: he possesses living space in Seattle.


Input:
Context: hidden spy nanny cams .Time is very precious . We can not afford to waste time on simple little things . In today 's stimulating era , we all need to be more attentive do something new to make things easy in life .
Question: According to the excerpt , what is a good reason to install a hidden spy nanny cam ?

Output: To make sure that the nanny is engaging with the children .


Input:
Context: It looks like an insurmountable hill , but I was in good shape and I passed many a rider . I ' m sorry guys , but that gave me a real kick . Come to think of it , the day did n't start that jolly at all .
Question: Will the biker will finish last ?

Output: No , because the biker is passing so many others .


Input:
Context: Luckily I read this book many years ago and have used it to my insidious advantage Just kidding . But I WAS able to talk my husband into : 1 . moving in with me 2 . asking me to marry him 3 . buy 2 houses of my choosing 4 . start a family all in the fall . I just wait until fall and ask for what I really want .
Question: What may happen after reading a certain book ?

Output: I am able to get what ever my heart desires .


Input:
Context: I got my macbook pro last week and I am impressed . I am already running lots of apps including Parallels . So far no big problems . I installed the OSX update and it went well .
Question: Why is running a lot of apps a good indicator ?

Output: The apps are n't being held up by bugs or problems and it means I am happy to use the laptop .


Input:
Context: I did n't really understand what an Independent was so chances are good I was n't that either . All that was left in my head was Democrat . Bill Clinton was a Democrat and I liked him , so I picked that . When it came time for me to vote , I still picked that .
Question: Where does the subject live ?

Output: He lives in a country in North America .


Input:
Context: I did n't really understand what an Independent was so chances are good I was n't that either . All that was left in my head was Democrat . Bill Clinton was a Democrat and I liked him , so I picked that . When it came time for me to vote , I still picked that .
Question: Where does the subject live ?

Output: He lives in a state in the United States .


Input:
Context: He invites us in . Chad heads off to the balcony and gets all comfortable in a hammock . Genia and I are talking to Nick and I see a guy that I graduated with . Did n't really like him in high school .
Question: Why is the narrator hesitant in talking to this person ?

Output: They have bad memories of them .


Input:
Context: He invites us in . Chad heads off to the balcony and gets all comfortable in a hammock . Genia and I are talking to Nick and I see a guy that I graduated with . Did n't really like him in high school .
Question: Why is the narrator hesitant in talking to this person ?

Output: They have ill feelings towards them .


Input:
Context: Last night I made the fudge from the family recipe 's , and just like mom 's mine turned out so hard after being in the freezer for 5 min that it could not be cut or eaten for that matter . maybe I did n't put enough butter in it ! The recipe called for a chunk of butter " now how much exactly is a chunk ? ".
Question: What may happen after this situation ?

Output: They will attempt to make a new batch of brownies .


Input:
Context: He sends me an email saying " Babe xx " then talks to me in this cold , remote and uneven manner which unsettles me . He said he was scared I would strike out at him which is bizarre as I have never threatened or touched him before , just myself . I feel so upset . I have no one to really turn to .
Question: Why is the narrator unnerved by the emails they get ?

Output: There is a dissonance .


Input:
Context: He sends me an email saying " Babe xx " then talks to me in this cold , remote and uneven manner which unsettles me . He said he was scared I would strike out at him which is bizarre as I have never threatened or touched him before , just myself . I feel so upset . I have no one to really turn to .
Question: Why is the narrator unnerved by the emails they get ?

Output: There is a division in sentiment .


Input:
Context: Zach had somehow reserved the banquet room , though we did n't have nearly enough people to meet the minimum . Still it was nice to have our own room to sit around and tell old stories . After a relatively quick dinner , we moved on to stop two , the Bricktown Brewery . There we drank like half a keg along bit of liquor , while playing poker .
Question: What did Zach do before reserving the room ?

Output: Checked the number of participants .


Input:
Context: Zach had somehow reserved the banquet room , though we did n't have nearly enough people to meet the minimum . Still it was nice to have our own room to sit around and tell old stories . After a relatively quick dinner , we moved on to stop two , the Bricktown Brewery . There we drank like half a keg along bit of liquor , while playing poker .
Question: What did Zach do before reserving the room ?

Output: Compared prices for other rooms .


Input:
Context: Last Tuesday , I was told I probably had a blighted ovum . I was supposed to be 14 weeks but measured 10 . I go back to get the test results today , but my question is : Is it possible to have pregnancy symptoms when you have a blighted ovum . I ' ve always had the symptoms , but last night , my breasts started having the tender feeling they did at the beginning of my pregnancy .
Question: What may be an odd occurrence when one has a blighted ovum ?

Output: A false positive on a gravid test is common .


Input:
Context: and they were sleeping together but nothing serious committment - wise . Well , he was also dating another girl as well . Well my friend got pregnant ( she used protection ) from him but had a miscarriage .
Question: How did he most likely feel about the woman 's miscarriage ?

Output: He was glad that he did n't have to be a father .


Input:
Context: and they were sleeping together but nothing serious committment - wise . Well , he was also dating another girl as well . Well my friend got pregnant ( she used protection ) from him but had a miscarriage .
Question: How did he most likely feel about the woman 's miscarriage ?

Output: He was relieved at getting out of the responsibility .


Input:
Context: ... on the couch again . I got up feeling better than I did yesterday , so I got ambitious , going grocery shopping , paying bills , etc . By the time I got home from the errands , I felt completely worn out and a little light - headed .
Question: What may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Sick.


Input:
Context: Well here is my picture post of the concert :D Sorry its so late . My sister ( standing on the left ) outside the stadium where the radio stations were set up . My sister had a go on the karaoke machine and one a bottle of Coke . She 's actually not a bad singer - unlike me : pOur seats and the stage before the show started . My sis and me spent about $ 100 on merchandise :p We got 4 shirts , and I bought a leather wristband like Taylor wears .
Question: What may have happened before they went to their concert ?

Output: They both needed to acquire concert tickets .


Input:
Context: summer is on it 's very last legs and i finally managed to get out of the house and do something fun . being broke all summer was n't exactly the most fun i ' ve ever had , but this weekend managed to make up for some of it!on friday the museum had a special showing for the gilbert and godfrey exhibit . they got a big group of local milwaukee artists to contribute : each person(s ) was given a joke and they had to interpret it as they liked .
Question: What did you do all summer ?

Output: I mostly stayed in because I did not have much money to go and do anything.


Input:
Context: Not textbooks , mind you , and I even turned down some handouts . I laughed at all the fashionable girls with teeny purses . The real first day of school is actually Monday , which I start at my assigned high school - Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute . I ' m going to go dressed as casually as possible and see if I get mistaken for a student . Hopefully , I wo n't get stabbed .
Question: What country may I be currently living in ?

Output: England.


Input:
Context: then he left . he was in year 12 last year i was in year 10 . the year 12 assembly was on in term three , i was crying while i was taking photos for the school magazine . and all my photo 's on the camera i was using are just all michael .
Question: What may happen during my photo taking for the school magazine ?

Output: I only took photos of   Michael .


Input:
Context: Howard pulled out his wallet from his trousers and threw a fiver onto the bar , but the barman shook his head and mouthed ' Tenner ' . Howard was silently outraged at the price of a whiskey but consoled himself with the thought that he did n't go out often , so he may as well spend up big . The whiskey sour was sharp on his throat and he almost gagged at the smell , but after the second swallow , it was n't so bad . Howard saw a shadow sliding up towards him .
Question: What is the reason the barman shook his head and mouthed tenner ?

Output: Howard did n't put enough money on the bar to pay for his tab .


Input:
Context: Howard pulled out his wallet from his trousers and threw a fiver onto the bar , but the barman shook his head and mouthed ' Tenner ' . Howard was silently outraged at the price of a whiskey but consoled himself with the thought that he did n't go out often , so he may as well spend up big . The whiskey sour was sharp on his throat and he almost gagged at the smell , but after the second swallow , it was n't so bad . Howard saw a shadow sliding up towards him .
Question: What is the reason the barman shook his head and mouthed tenner ?

Output: a " fiver " was n't enough to pay for his liquor .


Input:
Context: We took a cab from the airport to Copacabana and got to see some of the favelas from the freeway . Rio 's infamous wealth gap is certainly well deserved . We went straight to our hostel , Che Lagarto , only to find out that we could n't check in until 2 pm .
Question: What may they have done until the could check into their room ?

Output: They decided to get a light lunch to pass the time .


Input:
Context: We took a cab from the airport to Copacabana and got to see some of the favelas from the freeway . Rio 's infamous wealth gap is certainly well deserved . We went straight to our hostel , Che Lagarto , only to find out that we could n't check in until 2 pm .
Question: What may they have done until the could check into their room ?

Output: They enjoyed some local tourist attractions that were near the establishment they had reservations at .


Input:
Context: One she could ' ve sworn that was n't there before . In the end , it got used to sit on as she drank her hot chocolate . She honestly was n't a fan of the cabins . Used to by now ?.
Question: Where may she be currently located ?

Output: The forest.


Input:
Context: Target has begun to sell their kids ' line of soaps , which are guaranteed to take some of the fight out of bath time . The self - foaming shampoo and body wash ( $ 8.95 ) comes in two yummy scents , Orange - U - Smart and Berry Smart . Ca n't you just see your guy delighting in having a berry scented wet mohawk in the tub ? So fun !.
Question: what might this encourage kids to do ?

Output: Want to have baths.


Input:
Context: After that I went everywhere on a bike from about the age of ten . And I mean everywhere . By sixteen I went off on a cycling / camping trip hundreds of miles down the country with pals . I even won a couple of cups and a medal in bike races .
Question: How does the narrator like to stay in shape ?

Output: They like to be on a bicycle .


Input:
Context: After that I went everywhere on a bike from about the age of ten . And I mean everywhere . By sixteen I went off on a cycling / camping trip hundreds of miles down the country with pals . I even won a couple of cups and a medal in bike races .
Question: How does the narrator like to stay in shape ?

Output: They like to be out and about on a cycle .


Input:
Context: Note all the parents standing around ... they are outside the classroom and their children are all seated inside with Ms. Riebeu , Campbelle was the last to arrive on the first day of school , and since ... has been the first to arrive and the last to leave ... almost every day since ! After school she had no choice ... but to play in my classroom , while I buckled things up . The bucket is used to move things between school and home .
Question: Why would the young girl be playing in the class room ?

Output: She is waiting for her parent .


Input:
Context: Note all the parents standing around ... they are outside the classroom and their children are all seated inside with Ms. Riebeu , Campbelle was the last to arrive on the first day of school , and since ... has been the first to arrive and the last to leave ... almost every day since ! After school she had no choice ... but to play in my classroom , while I buckled things up . The bucket is used to move things between school and home .
Question: Why would the young girl be playing in the class room ?

Output: She needs her parent to arrive before leaving .


Input:
Context: Another buffet . Plastinated corpse.2:50pm Yum . Buffet was fantastic ! I had lasagne , hot dog , curly fries , sausage , peppers , ketchup , brownie , fudge cake and chocolate mousse ( but not all at the same time ) .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling a bit sluggish ?

Output: They are too much .


Input:
Context: Another buffet . Plastinated corpse.2:50pm Yum . Buffet was fantastic ! I had lasagne , hot dog , curly fries , sausage , peppers , ketchup , brownie , fudge cake and chocolate mousse ( but not all at the same time ) .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling a bit sluggish ?

Output: They ate a lot of food .


Input:
Context: ok my boyfriend and I were playing a game of truth while we were texting eachother . He asked me was I falling in love , and i told him the truth ; that it was too early for me to say , but that 's not to say it wo n't happen . I asked him the same question back and he replied with the same answer , and quickly moved on ! What are the signs that he does love me ?.
Question: How is this relationship going to go ?

Output: It probably is not going to end well .


Input:
Context: Even the end of term play I got a stingy little role with a couple of lines I was so angry , it was his fucking fault why did I even feel like this . I did n't need this type of shit on my plate at the moment , with my home life a mess , and now the only thing I was good at was slipping away . It was a shitty day that he chose to approach me as I sat in the corner isolated as usual crying my eyes out , making sure no one could see me crying as it would surely be a good bulling motive . But I was so distressed I felt my body cave and loud sobs crept over me , attracting Billy 's attention as he made his way to the library .
Question: Why might I be so distressed at having such a stingy little role in the play ?

Output: Because I did n't have much in my life I enjoyed other than being in a play .


Input:
Context: That is slight paraphrasing as I would rather not re - utter the horrible words again . I had no idea of this hellish sequence of events until I was called into boss 's office . After some miscommunication ( I thought he was talking about the other email ) I realised what I had done . The desire to run and hide and say I had n't written it was high , but a lie would just have compounded the error .
Question: What may happen during the conversation with their boss ?

Output: They will ask for forgiveness .


Input:
Context: That is slight paraphrasing as I would rather not re - utter the horrible words again . I had no idea of this hellish sequence of events until I was called into boss 's office . After some miscommunication ( I thought he was talking about the other email ) I realised what I had done . The desire to run and hide and say I had n't written it was high , but a lie would just have compounded the error .
Question: What may happen during the conversation with their boss ?

Output: They will be truthful .


Input:
Context: Mom was upset . My youngest sister had previously rescued her from the shelter where she had been rescued from the streets in a near death condition . Sophie was still feral in her behavior and had been stalking the neighbors chickens so my sister brought her out here .
Question: Why are some still wary of Sophie 's behavior ?

Output: Sophie is still street - trained .


Input:
Context: Hopefully the New Guy , Joe Flacco , looked like a decent quarterback . He did n't turn the ball over , but only completed about half of his passes . The running game , however , was productive enough to control the game , and the defense , as always , was lights out .
Question: What might have Flacco 's team done in order to win the game ?

Output: Flacco 's team might have relied on the running game to score and the defense to win the game .


Input:
Context: Beth and I will be returning the same day albeit late , so we will be lying in bed late on Sunday . I am glad that I will have Monday to recover before returning to work . Today I got up in good time to do my weekly shop , but I was later than I had intended so I had to drive to my appointment of 9.30 in town . I made it with minutes to spare !.
Question: What will the narrator be doing after the weekend ?

Output: They will relax on Monday .


Input:
Context: Beth and I will be returning the same day albeit late , so we will be lying in bed late on Sunday . I am glad that I will have Monday to recover before returning to work . Today I got up in good time to do my weekly shop , but I was later than I had intended so I had to drive to my appointment of 9.30 in town . I made it with minutes to spare !.
Question: What will the narrator be doing after the weekend ?

Output: They will rest on Monday .


Input:
Context: It seems I may have a bacteria in my stomach , and today I had to have a biopsy done to check for it . The following is an account of my day . I was worried about having the scope put in because I have a very strong gag reflex . Turns out I was worried for no reason .
Question: What is the reason I was worried ?

Output: I was worried that I would n't be able to swallow or allow the scope .


Input:
Context: It seems I may have a bacteria in my stomach , and today I had to have a biopsy done to check for it . The following is an account of my day . I was worried about having the scope put in because I have a very strong gag reflex . Turns out I was worried for no reason .
Question: What is the reason I was worried ?

Output: I was worried that the scope would cause me to vomit .


Input:
Context: It seriously took me like two weeks to make this . Be merciful , this is the first YouTube video that I made all by myself , so excuse the rough parts and hasty fade outs . My thoughts upon listening to this for the fifty millionth time ... - wow , I really do sound like an American now .
Question: What may happen after the speaker is done introducing their video ?

Output: People will watch it and give their opinions .


Input:
Context: Well , at least he answers his phone . He watches out for me . I never have a bad time with him . I think it is literally impossible to have a bad time with him .
Question: Why is the narrator 's friend always picking up the phone ?

Output: The narrator 's friend is concerned about other 's feelings .


Input:
Context: Well , at least he answers his phone . He watches out for me . I never have a bad time with him . I think it is literally impossible to have a bad time with him .
Question: Why is the narrator 's friend always picking up the phone ?

Output: The narrator 's friend is considerate of others .


Input:
Context: Trout fishing Secrets Revealed - How to Catch A Trout Everytime : When Spinner fishing Your Favorite Stream Or River ! Trout fishing Secrets . - Welcome to the Rangerrob Salmon fishing Forum .
Question: What would a visitor come to this internet forum for ?

Output: They want Salmon information .


Input:
Context: Trout fishing Secrets Revealed - How to Catch A Trout Everytime : When Spinner fishing Your Favorite Stream Or River ! Trout fishing Secrets . - Welcome to the Rangerrob Salmon fishing Forum .
Question: What would a visitor come to this internet forum for ?

Output: They want fishing information .


Input:
Context: And I begged her to stop . It 's funny how dreams are . " It is not funny . My mom saw my necklace the other day and asked me why I had a St. Christopher pendant on .
Question: What religion may I practice ?

Output: Christianity.


Input:
Context: I went shopping with mom yesterday . Target was first where I got a free trial size bar of Dove soap and a free trail size of All laundry soap . I also picked up 6 25ct packages of Ziploc bags for .50 cents each . I had 3 $ 1/2 coupons .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: To describe my shopping list.


Input:
Context: Tonight we went for a long walk in our nation 's capitol city . Last year when I was hear for the Values Voter Summit I jogged down by the White House every morning . Tonight I took Paulie for a walk on my jogging " path . ".
Question: Why is the narrator in DC ?

Output: For a convention on morality and politics .


Input:
Context: Tonight we went for a long walk in our nation 's capitol city . Last year when I was hear for the Values Voter Summit I jogged down by the White House every morning . Tonight I took Paulie for a walk on my jogging " path . ".
Question: Why is the narrator in DC ?

Output: For a political convention .


Input:
Context: A local man stopped and offered to pull Mary 's car to his house just around the corner so that it was off the highway . I flagged RD and told her to ask Mary if I could take the kids up to the campground while they handled the car issue . Later that night , when Mick and Mary returned to the camp ( thank goodness for kind strangers ) , I ran Mick 30 miles into town to pick up his car . I also returned my dogs to our house since they had been a bit annoying that evening sensing my anger at Mary regarding dinner .
Question: What may be the reason that Mary 's car needed to be towed ?

Output: It broke down .


Input:
Context: HHHHHHHHHHHHIIIII.Friday tomorrow ! Today was alreeeeet .. had no frees though . Oh and turns out the wine event has been cancelled and is next Thurs . So yeah .. in General Studies i just messed about with my friends .
Question: What will happen to the narrator around next Thursday ?

Output: The narrator will be drunk .


Input:
Context: HHHHHHHHHHHHIIIII.Friday tomorrow ! Today was alreeeeet .. had no frees though . Oh and turns out the wine event has been cancelled and is next Thurs . So yeah .. in General Studies i just messed about with my friends .
Question: What will happen to the narrator around next Thursday ?

Output: The narrator will be inebriated .


Input:
Context: Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty was so moved by the death of a teenage fan he ended up playing at his wake . On Monday the 28-year - old musician took to the stage at a private celebration of the life of 16-year - old Daniel Squires who passed away on July 4 , after battling bone cancer . Pete formed a friendship with the South Tyneside lad after they met backstage at one of the musician 's concerts .
Question: What may be the reason for the musician playing at the ceremony ?

Output: To celebrate the boy 's life .


Input:
Context: I found out last night after stopping at the local Ace Hardware store . After I left the store and was putting on my gear , some guy pulled around and backed into the parking space immediately in front of me . His car had a HUGE Harley Davidson window sticker on it and I know he backed up in front of me only to make a statement . Well as he got out of his car , I had already started my Guzzi . I roared off and onto the road where I opened her up !.
Question: What kind of statement was the guy with the Harley Davidson sticker on his car trying to make when he backed up in front of me ?

Output: He was telling me that Harley Davidson motorcycles are better than Moto Guzzi motorcycles .