Input:
Context: When the flu epidemic killed many people in England , not one of the prisoners died . Once he moved to the US in the 60 's , he and his wife started a fitness studio and from their his system of pilates caught when a ballet instructor started teaching the techniques to ballerinas in the New York Ballet . So , every Monday morning at 5 am , I subject myself to pilates . The table does look much like something from deep in the dungeons of some sadistic castle . I dreaded the workout , the post workout and the pain I was sure I 'd endure after . After workout # 1 , well I was very tired , but that good tired that makes you feel energized and ready for the day . That " work out high " that we all like .
Question: What will probably happen after the story ?

Output: The narrator will continue to do pilates.


Input:
Context: First of all , I was moved to tears to see and feel the grace of our lovely little Sundance tree . She swayed so sweetly in the breeze as she carried the prayers of the people amongst her branches . Such an image of Beauty shall be held within my heart forever . The sound of the drum and the prayer songs full of Love and Hope , as sung by the people as we danced around the Tree of Life , is a memory I shall hold dear when times in the faster world threaten to bring me down .
Question: how may the person be feeling right at this moment ?

Output: They might feel meditative.


Input:
Context: First , in all the usual and expected places . When the case did n't turn up , we searched all the unusual and unexpected places . Still no case . We interrogated the kids , but none of them knew where it was .
Question: How did we feel after trying to do what we tried to do ?

Output: We were upset that we failed to find the case .


Input:
Context: Then , he lifts a hand to his knot , sliding it carefully off his shoulder . Gently , respectfully , the shimmering bronze thread worked through Igen 's colors is removed . " But , whatever else you think of me by the end of the night , I will not have you thinking I do n't keep my word . Give me your hand . ".
Question: What promise has the narrator made to the subject ?

Output: They are honest .


Input:
Context: Then , he lifts a hand to his knot , sliding it carefully off his shoulder . Gently , respectfully , the shimmering bronze thread worked through Igen 's colors is removed . " But , whatever else you think of me by the end of the night , I will not have you thinking I do n't keep my word . Give me your hand . ".
Question: What promise has the narrator made to the subject ?

Output: They keep their word .


Input:
Context: Beth managed to locate a small eatery that sold sandwiches . I headed over with Will and asked for one . At first , I did n't know what I was ordering ; I just pointed to what looked good . Turns out that I ordered a brie sandwich with lettuce , tomato , and butter .
Question: What 's a possible reason Beth located an eatery ?

Output: Because she was hungry .


Input:
Context: It was sobering to walk around and see all the trees and stuff . After coming home , we checked our food . The ice cream was soft , so the kids had a mid - morning snack . The little girls loved being able to have milk to drink when I usually make them have water between meals .
Question: Why would the girls be so happy ?

Output: They got served dessert .


Input:
Context: It was sobering to walk around and see all the trees and stuff . After coming home , we checked our food . The ice cream was soft , so the kids had a mid - morning snack . The little girls loved being able to have milk to drink when I usually make them have water between meals .
Question: Why would the girls be so happy ?

Output: They got to eat dessert .


Input:
Context: I did n't feel so good after and then I got the hiccups for 1.5 hours ... That was bad . -We went to the Leopold museum . I still had the hiccups then which was awful and embarrassing ( people probably thought I had been drinking and it was only the afternoon ) ... The museum was pretty good .
Question: What happened after leaving the museum ?

Output: I continued to have the hiccups for some time .


Input:
Context: I did n't feel so good after and then I got the hiccups for 1.5 hours ... That was bad . -We went to the Leopold museum . I still had the hiccups then which was awful and embarrassing ( people probably thought I had been drinking and it was only the afternoon ) ... The museum was pretty good .
Question: What happened after leaving the museum ?

Output: My hiccups finally stopped after a while .


Input:
Context: " Then why do n't you set the horses loose and go on all by yourself ? You 'd probably like that best anyway - and I guess nobody cares about me ! " Rin 's voice cracked . " You damn IDIOT - " Manji abruptly dropped his voice , but kept its edge . " Do n't tell me how to do my freakin ' job , woman .
Question: Why might Rin have claimed no one cares about her ?

Output: Rin and Manji may have had an argument and Rin is lashing out .


Input:
Context: It ended up costing me $ 30 to pick up three boxes which were already paid for in the u.s . ezra was amazed and i was somewhat angry . that they charged and that much . he said that if i have anymore sent to not send them through the postal service but to send them through DHL .
Question: What might the excess charge have been for ?

Output: Customs duties.


Input:
Context: What I ' m trying to say is that they have reached such a distinction that they can , if they so choose , turn a corner onto a path that could easily lead to classical - pop stardom , as evidenced by their performance Thursday at the First Congregational Church in Berkeley . The program began with the premiere of Impressions , by Clarice Assad ( b. 1979 ) .
Question: What point of view is the speaker likely speaking from in this passage ?

Output: They are a music critic and they experienced with the trends of music and what leads to success.


Input:
Context: What I ' m trying to say is that they have reached such a distinction that they can , if they so choose , turn a corner onto a path that could easily lead to classical - pop stardom , as evidenced by their performance Thursday at the First Congregational Church in Berkeley . The program began with the premiere of Impressions , by Clarice Assad ( b. 1979 ) .
Question: What point of view is the speaker likely speaking from in this passage ?

Output: They are a scholar who studies the average lifespan of a band 's popularity.


Input:
Context: NORTH TURN - Click on the photo to read more about it . This is NASCAR history . Back in the day waaaay before there was a Daytona Speedway racetrack , the cars raced on the beach , banked by the sand dunes . ( Way before ecological grumblings ever surfaced ) .
Question: What may be my favorite sport ?

Output: NASCAR.


Input:
Context: I read this post over at Maami 's blog . And I also read the TOI article on the issue . I have been thinking all morning about it and ca n't get it out of my mind . There is a whole range of congenital heart diseases .
Question: What topic did the article and blog likely cover that the narrator read ?

Output: health concerns.


Input:
Context: my first and only . 20 yrs pass , since our immature breakup , and rebound marriages to others . he searches , and finds me , on the internet .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: Their ex is stalking them on the internet .


Input:
Context: my first and only . 20 yrs pass , since our immature breakup , and rebound marriages to others . he searches , and finds me , on the internet .
Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?

Output: Their ex is trying to contact them again .


Input:
Context: Can Obama Win ? In the American Political Science Association ( APSA ) annual meeting , which took place in Boston last week , we were given several forecasts for the coming United States presidential election , to be held on November 4th . This kind of guesses is usually presented in the APSA meetings every four years , although with limited success so far .
Question: In what way is the location of this event significant ?

Output: Boston is the cradle of American Independence.


Input:
Context: By this point , he had every family member hovering over him with sympathetic stares , including the dog ( although she was mostly just drooling on him ) , and his pain just seemed to increase the more we coddled him . We wanted to go to dinner and seeing as though he was probably in some pain but mostly just loving the attention , my husband asked him if he needed crutches . Jack said he probably needed a wheelchair .
Question: Where might have Jack just come from ?

Output: Hospital.


Input:
Context: She did not drive it at all that day , and I have also installed previously a battery cut off since she has a slow drain somewhere in the car that I do not have the technical know how or time to fix . Today , she calls me again and it wo n't start again . I go out , turn it over , and its not firing like yesterday . I pull the plug wires and check for spark , no spark .
Question: What is n't firing ?

Output: The car.


Input:
Context: After a long , long time of not being active in the Jackie Chan Adventures fandom , I decided to check out the section at FF.Net and see if there was anything worth reading . As usual , lots of Mary Sues and fics that look like they were written by illiterate clowns , but then I saw this summary , A terrible accident leaves Jade dead and Drew with an empty life . Only Uncle can convince Drew that his life has meaning in its own right . Wow , I thought . Everyone always hates Drew , so this could be a very interesting look at his character .
Question: What happened after this ?

Output: I read the story.


Input:
Context: I met my friends through online and I chat with them , met them personally , and become my friends . Internet is amazing and without an internet , I might not meet some Filipina here in Florida and now they become my lifelong friends . Additionally , I met my husband through online too and if there is no internet , I could not met my husband , and I am thankful that internet invented . It is nice to meet somebody else through online .
Question: How does the narrator have so many international friends ?

Output: The narrator finds them on the computer .


Input:
Context: I met my friends through online and I chat with them , met them personally , and become my friends . Internet is amazing and without an internet , I might not meet some Filipina here in Florida and now they become my lifelong friends . Additionally , I met my husband through online too and if there is no internet , I could not met my husband , and I am thankful that internet invented . It is nice to meet somebody else through online .
Question: How does the narrator have so many international friends ?

Output: The narrator finds them online .


Input:
Context: I took my rabbit to the vet 's a few days ago to have his injection against myxamitosis . The vet performed the free health check and was poking around his rear end checking for fly eggs ( apparently ! ) . My rabbit did n't like this and went to jump out of her grasp ... her response to which was to grab his back legs and drag him back across the table !.
Question: Why was my pet trying to escape .?

Output: He did n't like having his butt probed .


Input:
Context: There were four speeds in forward and reverse . Once , while driving it around the block , a bird died from flying into the clear glass dome . When I was about 14 , I had my friends Pete & Jodie over while my parents were out .
Question: Why did the bird die ?

Output: It flew into the glass pane .


Input:
Context: Pretty much my inner most thoughts evolved into a dream . I made a lot of money last night at work , over $ 200 for only seven hours of work . I"m closing the bar tonight and tomorrow , which is n't good because I was supposed to go to a party with Ian . He kind of desperately needs me to go and has been talking about this for a month .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling less stressed financially ?

Output: They had a good work night .


Input:
Context: Pretty much my inner most thoughts evolved into a dream . I made a lot of money last night at work , over $ 200 for only seven hours of work . I"m closing the bar tonight and tomorrow , which is n't good because I was supposed to go to a party with Ian . He kind of desperately needs me to go and has been talking about this for a month .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling less stressed financially ?

Output: They just got paid .


Input:
Context: According to this article , Reginald Peterson recently walked in to a Jacksonville , Florida , Subway restaurant and ordered a spicy Italian sandwich . The worker preparing his sandwich aparently forgot to include the sauce . Peterson must have thought that this was a crucial part of his sandwich .
Question: Where may I currently be living ?

Output: Florida.


Input:
Context: I ' m sure that my lack of sleep is what 's helping my cold progress . I have n't gotten any worse over the week , but I also have n't gotten any better . I ' m tellin ' ya , I ' m just allergic to school . I was sick for about the last 2 weeks of school at the end of sophomore year , and during the summer I was fine , and now we 're back for junior year and I ' m sick again .
Question: What might I do for the sleep problem I 'm having ?

Output: I might find some time in the weekend to get more sleep so I can get over my cold .


Input:
Context: Later on , just up ahead of these folks , was a guy in a gorilla suit . This is Girl Talk 's stage show . You see , Girl Talk is just a dude with a laptop . So , he brings the audience up on stage and lets them entertain . At the end of his set , he asked the kids on stage to kindly get off , as they had bent the stage and he was being told to either end it or get them off and finish his last 5 minutes .
Question: What may be the reason for them bending the stage ?

Output: They were so pumped from all the attention .


Input:
Context: Fortunately , S was following me down in the car to give me a lift back so I waited . He was my saviour , shooing away the spraying mare , making a wide gap in the scary tape and encouraging giant hoss to get into the wretched field . This morning he would n't leave the field without the tarty mare ( incidentally , the one I was going to loan ) . He was a git .
Question: What kind of animals do you work with ?

Output: I work with horses .


Input:
Context: I made these custom card . Someone suggest that I should use the 25th style explosion , so I fix some of the cards . Have finished Gauch custom and hunters . Next custom will be redmack .
Question: Why is the narrator so proud of the cards ?

Output: They designed them .


Input:
Context: I made these custom card . Someone suggest that I should use the 25th style explosion , so I fix some of the cards . Have finished Gauch custom and hunters . Next custom will be redmack .
Question: Why is the narrator so proud of the cards ?

Output: They made them .


Input:
Context: All I needed to do was to turn the door knob and the door would open up for me . There are times when I thought of yelling that I ' m home , but I never did it , because it would n't feel right . And Junsu , he would either be sitting watching some kind of show on television or playing video games , mostly it was video games . But today , no matter how many times I tried , the door would n't open . No matter for how long I stood there knocking , no one would open .
Question: Why is the narrator starting to get anxious ?

Output: The door seems to be broken .


Input:
Context: All I needed to do was to turn the door knob and the door would open up for me . There are times when I thought of yelling that I ' m home , but I never did it , because it would n't feel right . And Junsu , he would either be sitting watching some kind of show on television or playing video games , mostly it was video games . But today , no matter how many times I tried , the door would n't open . No matter for how long I stood there knocking , no one would open .
Question: Why is the narrator starting to get anxious ?

Output: The door seems to be jammed .


Input:
Context: Finally , after a bit of deliberation and general freaking out , Laura decided that she probably had enough to get me back to the Starbucks so we could both drive home . If she ran out of gas on the road , she would pull over and I 'd drive her home . Thankfully it did n't come to that .
Question: What will happen after Laura drops them off ?

Output: Laura will try to make it home .


Input:
Context: Who was your first BIG crush ? Scroll down and fill in the adorable ( or not so adorable ) details of your first major crush ! Share as much or as little with the wiki as you want . Answer the questions below and have fun !.
Question: What will the narrator do after collecting the first crush information ?

Output: They will publish the data online .


Input:
Context: I really want to have everyday to mug as well ; I want to stop giving myself the excuse that I have to work at my own pace due to my schedule and in the case I do n't score so well , I ca n't really help it because I have done my best out of what I can do . BUT I freaking do n't want to see my efforts put to waste , or free so freaking stressed with the management of time . I can foresee myself pulling my hair out and crying due to stress nearing Promos if this all continues . I am going to try to solve the problem .
Question: Why can the writer foresee pulling their hair out ?

Output: Because they are frustrated .


Input:
Context: This little girl can not be described in words . She is so little and delicate and soft and sweet . And I think it shows in the pictures .
Question: Why is the narrator so fond of this little girl ?

Output: The narrator seems to have a relation with the girl .


Input:
Context: I also tried writing ( original fic ) but managed to accomplish remarkably little on account of my pens constantly skipping . I also ate too much greasy food ; several days of strict self - discipline will be necessary to compensate . But all that said , I ' m glad we went to the beach yesterday . Our waitress at dinner carded me and I was all like , " What ? Oh , you want my ID !.
Question: Why might the waitress be carding for ?

Output: Waitress carding for liquor .


Input:
Context: Sure , DFW made you work -- the footnotes , the endnotes , the digressions and philosophical asides , the brain - stretching vocabulary and sentence structure -- but it was totally worth it . You feel smarter after you read his writing , you feel you ' ve been somewhere you did n't even know existed , like you ' ve peeked through all these oddly - shaped windows in weird buildings and seen all the fascinating things happening right on the other side of the glass . DFW never yanked your chain or threw stuff in just to make himself look clever -- he really was the genuine article .
Question: Why does the narrator think DFW stands out ?

Output: DFW was genuine .


Input:
Context: Sure , DFW made you work -- the footnotes , the endnotes , the digressions and philosophical asides , the brain - stretching vocabulary and sentence structure -- but it was totally worth it . You feel smarter after you read his writing , you feel you ' ve been somewhere you did n't even know existed , like you ' ve peeked through all these oddly - shaped windows in weird buildings and seen all the fascinating things happening right on the other side of the glass . DFW never yanked your chain or threw stuff in just to make himself look clever -- he really was the genuine article .
Question: Why does the narrator think DFW stands out ?

Output: DFW was not pompous .


Input:
Context: I just watched the tape of Saturday 's SNL premier . I thought Michael Phelps did a pretty decent job , even if he did seem a little nervous . I LOVED the one about the " Michael Phelps Diet . ".
Question: What kind of show was the narrator watching ?

Output: They were watching a comedy show .


Input:
Context: I mean , I do that too , but that seems kind of unnecessary . Unless you type for a long , long time , or you 're typing up a meme , or the typing is accompanied by pictures , I do n't think it should be there . The whole point of people friending you is so that they can read your rambling . The point if cutting is to stop a person 's flist from stretching or to tell them " HEY , I DID A MEME / MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS OF SOMETHING .
Question: What may be the reason to post this ?

Output: To complain about social media.


Input:
Context: In her book , Assassination Vacation , Sarah Vowell told of her travels around the country to learn the details of the first three US presidential assassinations : Abraham Lincoln , James A Garfield and William McKinley . Along the way , she visited or encountered or learned some very odd facts and artifacts . One interesting story was the press coverage of President Garfield 's slow ten - week journey to death after being shot twice at the Baltimore & Potomac train station in Washington DC on July 2 , 1881 .
Question: What may be plausible about the author of the book Assassination Vacation ?

Output: She is interested in history.


Input:
Context: In her book , Assassination Vacation , Sarah Vowell told of her travels around the country to learn the details of the first three US presidential assassinations : Abraham Lincoln , James A Garfield and William McKinley . Along the way , she visited or encountered or learned some very odd facts and artifacts . One interesting story was the press coverage of President Garfield 's slow ten - week journey to death after being shot twice at the Baltimore & Potomac train station in Washington DC on July 2 , 1881 .
Question: What may be plausible about the author of the book Assassination Vacation ?

Output: She is interested in the details of presidential assignations.


Input:
Context: They might think you do nt mind , and continue whatever they 're doing , which you hate . Haha , do nt say thanks to me , because you ' ve done a lot more for me . Again , thanks for always telling me to be strong :) & To always talk to me online whenever you sense something wrong .
Question: Who may the narrator be talking to in this dialogue ?

Output: A close friend .


Input:
Context: They might think you do nt mind , and continue whatever they 're doing , which you hate . Haha , do nt say thanks to me , because you ' ve done a lot more for me . Again , thanks for always telling me to be strong :) & To always talk to me online whenever you sense something wrong .
Question: Who may the narrator be talking to in this dialogue ?

Output: A loved one .


Input:
Context: If interested in a Myspace Happy House of Hentai group , just let us know . It seems like extra fat with the unused forums but then there 's some extra stuff that can be done with a Myspace group like posting pictures that might not be allowed on the forums . Then again , there 's already hentai groups that do this so again , it 's not really needed .
Question: What type of culture is the group interested in ?

Output: They like Japanese culture .


Input:
Context: If interested in a Myspace Happy House of Hentai group , just let us know . It seems like extra fat with the unused forums but then there 's some extra stuff that can be done with a Myspace group like posting pictures that might not be allowed on the forums . Then again , there 's already hentai groups that do this so again , it 's not really needed .
Question: What type of culture is the group interested in ?

Output: They like culture from Japan .


Input:
Context: The variation of textures was delightful and made each bite that more interesting . The different ingredients not only added a lovely contrast of textures but also flavours . The white chocolate was among the best standard I have tasted ... yep as good as the Thorntons white chocolate ! It was delicately balanced with a milky sweet base flavour that had just the right amount of vanilla to make for a long but deep taste ... great stuff .
Question: What can be said about this review of this brand of chocolate ?

Output: The reviewer loved the chocolate citing many reasons for the excellent rating .


Input:
Context: Asia is all down by a couple percent and Europe completely tanked by 4 - 5 % . How come ? The individuals directly responsible for injecting artificial credit and increased inflation are not getting fired out of a cannon or being dropped from a plane . You see , it 's the G - Men that choreographed financial stunt after stunt , yet at the end of the day , guess who is n't being blamed for lighting the fuse ?.
Question: What is the speaker alluding to when they refer to the supposed G Men ?

Output: They are referring to a secretive cartel of bankers that control the world 's financial market.


Input:
Context: ... when ppl get " lucky " over and over and then think they outplayed you ... it was pretty brutal today and I really did n't like the way some ppl start acting once they sucked out on you in a big pot ... .obv they defend their play , after all they would n't have made it if they had any sense to begin with . At least I was able to finish the session on a high note cracking aces with T2o ... I feel like Doyle Brunson ... .ahhh ... .not really ... .I love the way he played his aces though . Check the BB preflop .
Question: What type of loss is causing the narrator to be upset ?

Output: A card game loss .


Input:
Context: ... when ppl get " lucky " over and over and then think they outplayed you ... it was pretty brutal today and I really did n't like the way some ppl start acting once they sucked out on you in a big pot ... .obv they defend their play , after all they would n't have made it if they had any sense to begin with . At least I was able to finish the session on a high note cracking aces with T2o ... I feel like Doyle Brunson ... .ahhh ... .not really ... .I love the way he played his aces though . Check the BB preflop .
Question: What type of loss is causing the narrator to be upset ?

Output: A poker loss .


Input:
Context: She saw her lean down , placing her ear to the loose , floppy lips as though he were whispering the love poems of Byron or Shelly to her . A realization was starting to dawn on Tara . Rita was insane . Shehad to be . Stark raving , round the bend bonkers .
Question: Why is Tara distancing herself from Rita ?

Output: Tara feels Rita is crazy .


Input:
Context: She saw her lean down , placing her ear to the loose , floppy lips as though he were whispering the love poems of Byron or Shelly to her . A realization was starting to dawn on Tara . Rita was insane . Shehad to be . Stark raving , round the bend bonkers .
Question: Why is Tara distancing herself from Rita ?

Output: Tara feels Rita is unstable .


Input:
Context: Loki did n't like the idea of me going to therapy , and he 'd always ask did you find out who the killer was , and when I 'd shake my head he always seem to have a calm almost relieved face . It makes me wonder . Sighing I leaned back in my chair " it was pretty well today , and beacuse I know you 'll ask no I do n't know who the killer is .
Question: Why does Loki seem relieved when I answer no , I do n't remember who the killer is ?

Output: Loki knows who the killer is and it would be problematic for him if I knew .


Input:
Context: I would swat him away and each time was kicking harder and harder . After I swatted him back one last time he reared up to get one huge shot in ( bigger than the one that left the brick welt ) . Well I ran for the bathroom and that s when he picked up things to throw . When i crept back in I saw that he threw two shoes at me .
Question: What might happen next ?

Output: I might call the police .


Input:
Context: And some people were just sitting in their chairs behind everyone on the ground trying not to cry . Well , me particulary , I was thinking about my parents and how they are n't ever there for me . And how my grandparents are more like my parents than anyone . Katie must have been thinking something sad too because we were both sobbing .
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker and their companions are all crying ?

Output: The speaker 's grandparents have died and no one quite knows what to do.


Input:
Context: And some people were just sitting in their chairs behind everyone on the ground trying not to cry . Well , me particulary , I was thinking about my parents and how they are n't ever there for me . And how my grandparents are more like my parents than anyone . Katie must have been thinking something sad too because we were both sobbing .
Question: What is a likely reason that the speaker and their companions are all crying ?

Output: The speaker 's grandparents have passed away and they are coping with the news.


Input:
Context: Once she sustained wounds , it was her lone battle to fight . All he could do then was watch and have faith . Idleness made him feel helpless . Blind trust aside , there was no shaking the looming shadow of doubt in the back of his head .
Question: What may happen before it became her lone battle ?

Output: She was struck with a sword.


Input:
Context: I always get hit with a bad case of post con blues . Work is OK , same old same old . Got into a big argument with my boss because she wanted to not pay me for the days I was gone . Sorry , no , I will have to work off ( or already have ) these days .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling a bit down ?

Output: They are in withdrawal from a recent nerd event .


Input:
Context: But , my husband showed up in time to throw the cobs out in the woods , wash off the table , sweep up the husks to feed to the cows , and put the corn downstairs into the freezer . So what does a kitchen look like at 9:00 p.m. after doing corn all day ? ? ? Very messy . I left to go take a bath because I had corn stuck to me from head to toe . I still have some kitchen clean up left for me this morning , but since I am a morning person I do n't mind it so much today .
Question: Where does the narrator likely live ?

Output: They likely live in the plain states .


Input:
Context: But , my husband showed up in time to throw the cobs out in the woods , wash off the table , sweep up the husks to feed to the cows , and put the corn downstairs into the freezer . So what does a kitchen look like at 9:00 p.m. after doing corn all day ? ? ? Very messy . I left to go take a bath because I had corn stuck to me from head to toe . I still have some kitchen clean up left for me this morning , but since I am a morning person I do n't mind it so much today .
Question: Where does the narrator likely live ?

Output: They likely live on a farm .


Input:
Context: I tried to read a novel by Sartre but I could not finish it . I tried my very hardest , parsing each word , looking for meaning in each sentence , being very diligent . I tried to read it in this way , like one should read a book , but I could not make it through .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Discouraged.


Input:
Context: I had a revelation yesterday . I ' ve always been privileged , I grew up going to the best school in my city , I was the youngest and got to do everything my brothers and sister did n't , I went to an Ivy Legue school , my parents are well - to - do , I ' m fully bilingual , not ugly , have always had plenty of men around me , etc . I can go on and on and on .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They have lived a privileged life .


Input:
Context: I wrote AND cried . It 's so real . I ' m reluctant to share it because it is everything I ' ve ever wanted to say to all of the men I ' ve loved , but I never did .
Question: Why do you feel this way about men ?

Output: I have had intense experiences with men .


Input:
Context: I wrote AND cried . It 's so real . I ' m reluctant to share it because it is everything I ' ve ever wanted to say to all of the men I ' ve loved , but I never did .
Question: Why do you feel this way about men ?

Output: Men are the people who have affected me most in my life .


Input:
Context: An excellent solution to free up needed time and use it toward your business goals is by the use of video marketing . 4 . The higher an online business 's website ranking is on the World Wide Web , the more credible the site is to the consumers . Video marketing can help your business achieve the best ranking possible by driving more traffic to your online website .
Question: How does video marketing free up needed time ?

Output: Video marketing does not require active work.


Input:
Context: Training and prep for summer camp are starting tomorrow ( Tuesday , July 1 ) and the first of four groups of campers will descend on us bright and early on Monday , July 7 . Look for a few posts this week detailing my trip to Kenting . First up , though , is the post I promised about street art in Tainan . This is me , fresh off the train in Tainan , at the Tainan Visitor Information Center .
Question: Why is the narrator having to travel early before many fellow travelers ?

Output: They have to get trained .


Input:
Context: Training and prep for summer camp are starting tomorrow ( Tuesday , July 1 ) and the first of four groups of campers will descend on us bright and early on Monday , July 7 . Look for a few posts this week detailing my trip to Kenting . First up , though , is the post I promised about street art in Tainan . This is me , fresh off the train in Tainan , at the Tainan Visitor Information Center .
Question: Why is the narrator having to travel early before many fellow travelers ?

Output: They have to prepare the way .


Input:
Context: I got my learner 's permit a few days ago , ( along with a new cell phone , but more on that later ) and so today my dad took me out to drive in the local high school parking lot . I got ta admit , it was n't too bad . I did n't hit anything , ( hurray ! ) or run over any small children , which is always a bonus .
Question: Why was the narrator relieved after leaving the car ?

Output: They 're still learning and did n't hit anything .


Input:
Context: I got my learner 's permit a few days ago , ( along with a new cell phone , but more on that later ) and so today my dad took me out to drive in the local high school parking lot . I got ta admit , it was n't too bad . I did n't hit anything , ( hurray ! ) or run over any small children , which is always a bonus .
Question: Why was the narrator relieved after leaving the car ?

Output: They did n't make any rookie mistakes .


Input:
Context: She thought for a moment and then said : " Perhaps we can send you some through the mail . " I expressed skepticism . What if the parcel got lost ? What if customs did not allow the shipping of fresh cheese ?.
Question: What may be the reason why I am skeptical ?

Output: I am concerned about the package .


Input:
Context: i think its because kyle.i do nt want to talk about it , there s really no reason to be sad , he did nt do anything.i just want him so much . and if i had the energy to write about everything that has happened , well , then , it seems like he wants me too , but sometimes . its so weird.but the other day he gave me THE look .
Question: What might I do with Kyle ?

Output: I might ask Kyle out on a date .


Input:
Context: Lots of subtlety happening ( like how many people caught that the Joker knows who Batman really is ) . I 'll probably end up asking for the DVD for Xmas . Then we had dinner at Red Robin . I 'll leave it at I only tipped 10 % . That 's rare for me . So that left today to make up for all my avoiding work .
Question: What may be the reason for leaving that amount for a tip ?

Output: Bad service .


Input:
Context: She was the one that taught me just how incredbly powerful imagination could be . We did everything as kids . We built indian civilizations and castles in the woods . We played astronauts riding into space on our rocketship wich was actually a giant silver propane tank on the side of our house .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about her .?

Output: She was a childhood friend .


Input:
Context: She was the one that taught me just how incredbly powerful imagination could be . We did everything as kids . We built indian civilizations and castles in the woods . We played astronauts riding into space on our rocketship wich was actually a giant silver propane tank on the side of our house .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about her .?

Output: She was a good friend when we were kids .


Input:
Context: From what I understand , what this plug - in does is to convert any of your selected keyword and turn it into a link with just one click . On top of that , it hides your real affiliate link so that you would not lose commission . I had the chance to preview this plug - in and it is a pretty simple installation just like how we install all our other WordPress plug - ins . However , WordPress Affiliate Elite is way more powerful and has the potential to turn almost all our keywords in our blog into potential moneymakers .
Question: Why would the narrator be so concerned with the tech side here ?

Output: They want people to read their blog .


Input:
Context: From what I understand , what this plug - in does is to convert any of your selected keyword and turn it into a link with just one click . On top of that , it hides your real affiliate link so that you would not lose commission . I had the chance to preview this plug - in and it is a pretty simple installation just like how we install all our other WordPress plug - ins . However , WordPress Affiliate Elite is way more powerful and has the potential to turn almost all our keywords in our blog into potential moneymakers .
Question: Why would the narrator be so concerned with the tech side here ?

Output: They want people to read their writings .


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

Output: Public transportation was shut down .


Input:
Context: I got a tip that the Serena sister 's look alikes were going to hit the local tennis court . I headed straight to the hot spot with my best bud . They were foxes even from afar .
Question: Why did I want to go to the event the Serena sister 's were going to be at ?

Output: Because I had heard the Serena sister 's were very attractive and wanted to see for myself .


Input:
Context: neither had he.needless to say , it was awesome.it was in quebec and took about 20min to drive to . 10 $ for a double feature.last night was pineapple express and step brothers.we're gon na try and go again before it closes for the winter.today we just lazed around and relaxed . it was nice .
Question: Why are the speaker and their friend planning to go to the movies a second time ?

Output: They enjoyed it the first time they went and anticipate enjoying the second time as well.


Input:
Context: neither had he.needless to say , it was awesome.it was in quebec and took about 20min to drive to . 10 $ for a double feature.last night was pineapple express and step brothers.we're gon na try and go again before it closes for the winter.today we just lazed around and relaxed . it was nice .
Question: Why are the speaker and their friend planning to go to the movies a second time ?

Output: They love spending time with their friend and catching a good movie while they 're at it.


Input:
Context: So first I ' m going to apologize because I do n't have any pictures . My camera battery died a few weeks ago and I ' ve yet to find the charger in my house . ( This is typical of my life . ).
Question: What may be wrong with my camera ?

Output: Its battery needs to be recharged .


Input:
Context: So first I ' m going to apologize because I do n't have any pictures . My camera battery died a few weeks ago and I ' ve yet to find the charger in my house . ( This is typical of my life . ).
Question: What may be wrong with my camera ?

Output: The battery has run out .


Input:
Context: mkay , so i had to leave in a hurry cuz i had a class , but now it is nite times , sooooso , it was an interesting day . no it was nt , but the afternoon pretty much sucked , so that s what i mean.so my mom is in the hospital again for reasons unknown , and i am a little worried . but she told me not to worry ... WUT A LITTLE PICKLE WE HAVE HERE .
Question: Why am I telling myself it as an interesting day ?

Output: I am trying not to worry about my mother .


Input:
Context: mkay , so i had to leave in a hurry cuz i had a class , but now it is nite times , sooooso , it was an interesting day . no it was nt , but the afternoon pretty much sucked , so that s what i mean.so my mom is in the hospital again for reasons unknown , and i am a little worried . but she told me not to worry ... WUT A LITTLE PICKLE WE HAVE HERE .
Question: Why am I telling myself it as an interesting day ?

Output: I am trying to act like I am cool headed .


Input:
Context: It really sucks realizing too late that you put too much into a relationship . Cared too much , believed too much , wanted too much , expected too much . Strangely enough , with my motley history with guys , I ' ve never quite learned this lesson firsthand . Guys were easy to get and , for the most part , the same .
Question: Why am I upset ?

Output: I broke up my my boyfriend because I had high expectations .


Input:
Context: You can enjoy the view , too , but not too much ! I realized how easy I had it as a passenger on all those family vacations where my dad drove . After a few high , short hikes and a stop in the Alpine visitor 's center , we enjoyed lunch with a view at one of the many turnouts .
Question: What might I be doing that I remembered the past vacations when my dad drove ?

Output: I might be on a vacation and doing the driving myself .


Input:
Context: Her friends had obviously been warned about me and no one dared touch the subject . It was much like having the elephant in the room and everyone taking turns bathing it , but no one actually talking about the fact that they were bathing a naked elephant in the middle of the room . It was a bit insane . " Would you like some dip ? " mother would ask me . " No , Mom . I ' ve had enough dip to last me 87 more parties .
Question: Why are the narrator and their colleagues feeling uncomfortable ?

Output: They feel they have to dance around an issue .


Input:
Context: Now , you have to understand something ... It is one thing to lock your keys in the car ... it is another thing to lock your keys in the car at the gas station . Who even locks their car at the gas station anyway ? If you do n't have kids in the car to protect , or you 're not leaving your car to go inside , why would you bother locking it ? Beats me .
Question: How would the narrator judge the person they are talking to ?

Output: They would deem them forgetful .


Input:
Context: Its just that the Republicans do n't give a shit . They simply do n't care . Unless it affects them directly , or its rubbed in their faces ( like the plight of unborn fetuses - whom they care so desperately about - until they are born , that is ) , they do n't care .
Question: Who is the narrator likely to vote for on the first Tuesday in November 2020 ?

Output: The narrator will vote for the Democratic candidate .


Input:
Context: Its just that the Republicans do n't give a shit . They simply do n't care . Unless it affects them directly , or its rubbed in their faces ( like the plight of unborn fetuses - whom they care so desperately about - until they are born , that is ) , they do n't care .
Question: Who is the narrator likely to vote for on the first Tuesday in November 2020 ?

Output: The narrator will vote for the progressive candidate .


Input:
Context: The last hour it was snowing , which really did n't bode that well . By the time we arrived at our start point it was only raining , so that was something . Unloaded in the rain and posed by the sign . Here we are in all our misery ( gender segregation voluntary ) .
Question: What might be different if it was not raining ?

Output: The narrator would n't be miserable.


Input:
Context: His eye will continue to improve each day for a week , and maybe , just maybe , this success will give me enough creds with him to sell him on some desparately needed social training that can truly benefit his life . I ' ve recently connected him with some State aid workers , too , and they will take over as professionals where I leave off as an amateur . I dropped in to check on him this afternoon , and make plans for the next few days .
Question: What may happen to this person 's friend ?

Output: This person 's friend will become more acceptable to the outside world .


Input:
Context: The Spanish way to party is well adapted to this schedule - people go out no later than two , and go out at 6 . Serious , places are open until 6 am ) . However , when I go back to my apartment and fall into bed , Spaniards will go to work , or to El Rastro ( the world famous flea market ) , or to mass , after a night of partying . I ' m pretty sure that Spaniards have been genetically mutated to not need sleep .
Question: What may be a fact about their statement ?

Output: Spanish people fit partying into their everyday schedules .


Input:
Context: The Spanish way to party is well adapted to this schedule - people go out no later than two , and go out at 6 . Serious , places are open until 6 am ) . However , when I go back to my apartment and fall into bed , Spaniards will go to work , or to El Rastro ( the world famous flea market ) , or to mass , after a night of partying . I ' m pretty sure that Spaniards have been genetically mutated to not need sleep .
Question: What may be a fact about their statement ?

Output: Spanish people love to party a lot .


Input:
Context: A demon was going to feed off an angel . Now Vash did n't really consider himself a literal angel and part of him was wondering if the girl he 'd talk to on the network had n't meant that she was a literal demon . That network did connect to some odd worlds , but the girl had sounded so sweet he doubted she was the type of demon he heard Rem mention when she spoke of God and Lucifer and Heaven and Hell . Oh well , it did n't matter . Vash took a seat on a sandstone bench near the edge of town , pulling off one boot in a futile attempt to shake sand out of it .
Question: Why did Vash need to shake his boot and remove sand from this feet ?

Output: Vash took a walk along the beach and he got sand on his feet .


Input:
Context: But it took everyone else just as long . It did n't rain which was great cause the guys went golfing on Saturday and that evening was the fireworks and BBQ at the resort we were staying at . Everyone liked Paul . Paul liked everyone else .
Question: What may be the reason for Paul being there ?

Output: To meet everyone for the first time .


Input:
Context: Amanda has n't arrived here yet , so I do n't have the full report on her adventures . It 's hard to drive as many miles as we all do in this sport without having an occasional travel adventure , much as we all try to avoid them .
Question: Why would the narrator be anticipating Amanda 's arrival ?

Output: The narrator wants to know about Amanda 's recent adventure .


Input:
Context: Amanda has n't arrived here yet , so I do n't have the full report on her adventures . It 's hard to drive as many miles as we all do in this sport without having an occasional travel adventure , much as we all try to avoid them .
Question: Why would the narrator be anticipating Amanda 's arrival ?

Output: The narrator wants to know about Amanda 's travels .


Input:
Context: Lots of stoned people , lol . Then we somehow ended up at the Village at the bottom of the hill and had to walk all the way up . But we were having a rad conversation , and were stoked that we had just walked the entire effing campus . I GOT A JOB TODAY ! ! ! ! ! !.
Question: What may happen after walking up the hill ?

Output: We get tired from walking .


Input:
Context: Lots of stoned people , lol . Then we somehow ended up at the Village at the bottom of the hill and had to walk all the way up . But we were having a rad conversation , and were stoked that we had just walked the entire effing campus . I GOT A JOB TODAY ! ! ! ! ! !.
Question: What may happen after walking up the hill ?

Output: We take breaks from walking .


Input:
Context: She told me to pick ones that were n't full . How I ' m supposed to know which ones are full and which ones still have open space is beyond me . I just threw some things out there , and finally we worked it out to this .
Question: Why did she tell me to pick ones that were n't full ?

Output: Because the full ones are n't available .


Input:
Context: We did n't do much today , other than travel on a bus for 9 hours going south . We paused in Chillen ( birth place of Chilean revolutionary hero Bernardo O'Higgins ) and did some flea market shopping . i ca n't understand a word people say to me here .
Question: What 's a possible reason they traveled on a bus ?

Output: Because the bus ride was cheap .


Input:
Context: Then I drove all around to the used DVD stores to get season 2 . ( which I found for 20 bucks ! ) I have been watching a disk a night , and not going to bed until 3 am because I knew that the new season was starting soon and I did n't want to be behind . I just finished season 2 and was on the edge of my seat the whole last episode . Yesterday I taped what was on tv .
Question: What does the narrator think about the price of the DVD set purchased ?

Output: It was cheap .


Input:
Context: Then I drove all around to the used DVD stores to get season 2 . ( which I found for 20 bucks ! ) I have been watching a disk a night , and not going to bed until 3 am because I knew that the new season was starting soon and I did n't want to be behind . I just finished season 2 and was on the edge of my seat the whole last episode . Yesterday I taped what was on tv .
Question: What does the narrator think about the price of the DVD set purchased ?

Output: It was inexpensive .


Input:
Context: Cynical , marketing driven , yet brilliant politically . But over less than a week , the lack of vetting ( has that word ever been used with more frequency than this week ? ) by the McCain camp is startingly obvious , and that 's leaving out the tabloid frenzy over Palin 's comely 17-year - old 's pregnancy . There is already enough politically exploitable baggage attached to her that Louis Vuitton will be opening an Alaskan outpost should the McCain - Palin ticket be cashiered in November .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about Palin ?

Output: She is a political figure .


Input:
Context: I honestly did n't notice it . " he sighed and turned his head into the pillow . " I hurt too much . " he said softly . Bob sighed . " Patrick , he loves you . Why ca nt you understand that- yes !.
Question: Why might Bob be sighing as he speaks to partick ?

Output: Because Bob knows Patrick is loved but Partick does n't realize it .


Input:
Context: I am so grateful he literally opened my heart and eyes on this issue , and that I was able to see and understand how wrong I had been , to repent , and submit myself to the Lord , His Word , and His loving and protective call for obedience to Scripture . I immediately called Bobby and told him I had been wrong , that I now agreed with the Bible and that I knew I had been taught , believed and perpetrated false teachings . He was excited but appropriately skeptical .
Question: What might have happened if my heart and eyes had not been opened ?

Output: I would 've remained mired in false teachings .


Input:
Context: No more cobwebs in the closets , dust under the bed , or weeds in the garden . I even cut down some small trees in the back yard that were covered with poison ivy . Okay , that was n't the BRIGHTEST way to wait ( ask my hand , now swollen and red with infection ) , but it 's the best I could do .
Question: What might the narrator have been doing ?

Output: Spring cleaning.


Input:
Context: I do n't want you getting in trouble for being out past curfew . One more shot , and then I 'll walk you back to the common room . " They assumed their positions .
Question: What may happen if the narrator is late for curfew ?

Output: The narrator is likely to face serious punishment .


Input:
Context: I have a hard time going up to a stranger in a bar and introducing myself and asking who they work with . This was part of my problem way back in 2005 when I was fresh out of college and interning at the publishing company in New York and they would send me to parties to " meet and mingle . " There may be an increasing number of food posts from now on , as Zac and I started a diet at the beginning of the week after returning home from spending the weekend with my family in Washington .
Question: Why does the speaker have a difficult time introducing themselves to strangers at the bar ?

Output: They suffer from social anxiety and have a tough time breaking the ice with others , so they keep quiet.


Input:
Context: I am just so ready for this semester to be over . Summer term is a killer . Thankfully , Brad has assertively reserved a U - Haul for Saturday to move our shit . Which means that I will be leaving Tallahassee Saturday night to come home and I am beyond excited .
Question: How do I feel about this semester ?

Output: I 'm tired of it .


Input:
Context: When i live on my own , i am ok . But as soon as i m back home everyone feeds me , and i pretty much need to put a " do n't feed the animals " sign around my neck . And wehn i get depressed , I eat . and Most of the summer , i ve been pretty depressed ... So its like a horrible horrible cycle that I never get out of until i leave this place .
Question: What may be the reason why people feed them so much ?

Output: They want to take care of them .


Input:
Context: The kids were starving so Katerina made them some Pelemeni ( a kind of Russian ravioli ) & amp ; then we headed off into St Petersburg with Liza as well . Now there were 5 of us in the back so we took a rug that the kids could duck under whenever we spotted a policeman ! It was about an hour 's drive into the centre of the city through crazy Russian traffic , with Alexi shouting " Poleizi ! ".
Question: Why would the narrator need to bring a rug along ?

Output: The narrator is hiding people .


Input:
Context: The kids were starving so Katerina made them some Pelemeni ( a kind of Russian ravioli ) & amp ; then we headed off into St Petersburg with Liza as well . Now there were 5 of us in the back so we took a rug that the kids could duck under whenever we spotted a policeman ! It was about an hour 's drive into the centre of the city through crazy Russian traffic , with Alexi shouting " Poleizi ! ".
Question: Why would the narrator need to bring a rug along ?

Output: The narrator is using it for concealment .


Input:
Context: In that is where we should live and what career I want to pursue that will allow me to be happy and not force me to sell my soul to corporate america again . I miss the Army terribly but not the missions in which the Army is being used . So there is a brief and vague update of my life in case I have anyone out there still checking in on me . I have substituted daily anger with the love of a good woman ( finally ) , the technical with Art , and conflict with quiet observation .
Question: What may have relieved your daily anger ?

Output: I entered a relationship .


Input:
Context: i wish it just stayed a trip instead of moving there . i feel bad and i do nt want to start a fight but i wo nt be happy with moving there right away . i just want it to be a fun memorable trip , and maybe later when i have my cosmo licence and can get an actual good job , we could go and be bizarre and have an appartment somewhere nice and do our own thing .
Question: How do I feel about moving there ?

Output: I do n't like it .


Input:
Context: Me standing in the cold holding on to a wrapped gift and trying to cover my face with the lapel of my coat , and her in her green and red sequined hostess top . Her face smiling and sobbing at the same time .
Question: How will the subject react to the narrator 's gift ?

Output: The subject will be in awe of the gift .


Input:
Context: Oprah , meet Chris Hansen from Dateline NBC . As part of her show , she read a tutorial that she had gotten from the internet on how to molest children , girls specifically , from ages 0 to 6 . She read it out loud to her studio audience and showed it to the TV audience . Granted , she blurred out the dirty words , but she still read the thing .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They think Oprah should n't have read the thing out loud.


Input:
Context: Oprah , meet Chris Hansen from Dateline NBC . As part of her show , she read a tutorial that she had gotten from the internet on how to molest children , girls specifically , from ages 0 to 6 . She read it out loud to her studio audience and showed it to the TV audience . Granted , she blurred out the dirty words , but she still read the thing .
Question: What is probably true about the narrator ?

Output: They watch Oprah.


Input:
Context: So that makes a third USS group heading to Munich in 2010 for Oktoberfest . It is going to be pretty intense . Magic Hat had a bar crawl last night ( Saturday ) on Walnut Street . They featured vaudeville circus performer ( think panic at the disco ) types . There was knife juggling , torch juggling , balancing bar stools / chairs , and such .
Question: Why would the narrator be so excited to go to Oktoberfest ?

Output: The narrator loves drinking beer .


Input:
Context: As soon as I get up in the morning I think about women . When I shower I think about women . When I watch TV I think about women . I even think about women when I eat .
Question: What could cause this fixation in the narrator ?

Output: They do not have much contact with females .


Input:
Context: Pete put some popcorn in the microwave and I got the camera and set it up so we could play our video when Joe and Andy got back to the room and prove to them that when we swear revenge , we meant it . " Trick , where are Joe and Andy ? The popcorn is getting all cold and eaten .
Question: Why are Joe and Andy looking apoplectic ?

Output: Joe and Andy have been embarrassed by the video .


Input:
Context: Pete put some popcorn in the microwave and I got the camera and set it up so we could play our video when Joe and Andy got back to the room and prove to them that when we swear revenge , we meant it . " Trick , where are Joe and Andy ? The popcorn is getting all cold and eaten .
Question: Why are Joe and Andy looking apoplectic ?

Output: Joe and Andy have been made a fool .


Input:
Context: It became apparent that nobody really pays attention to that part of cigarette ads ... everyone smokes . We came home reeking of cigarette smoke and I had to put my clothes in a separate bag in my suitcase ! I swear , even the sandals I was wearing still smell like smoke .
Question: Why did they put their clothes into a separate bag ?

Output: Since everyone smoked , all the items in the suitcase reeked of smoke , including their sandals .


Input:
Context: They have jacked the price up by 60 + cents on gas that they bought several days ago . The cost of a barrel is under $ 100 and has been for a while now so why are they jacking the price up at the pump so much ? Because of idiots who think that the supply of fuel is ending because the refineries have to shut down for a couple of days to let a hurricane pass .
Question: What will the narrator do about gas since he is upset about the current prices ?

Output: He will wait a few days to buy gas after the prices have gone down again .


Input:
Context: I find life hard enough . But here I am , doing a spring " cleanse . " I am cranky because I am exhausted . I am exhausted - or feeling my exhaustion - because all I ' ve been drinking is green tea , and not my usual 2 large cups of coffee in the morning plus limitless cups of black tea throughout the afternoon , and then decaf black tea in the evening .
Question: what will happen from not drinking his coffee ?

Output: he will have less energy.


Input:
Context: I just ended the first day without the cadets and while I really enjoy spending time with the other officers I miss the cadets ! We had a chance to do some laundry this morning before we headed out for a day of shopping and exploring Singapore on our own . Our first stop was lunch at a local favorite to our main officer host , the commander of the Air Cadets .
Question: What branch of military is the narrator likely in ?

Output: Air force.


Input:
Context: Blogging has once again brought people who know each other through only their words and their journeys , nearly halfway across the US to meet one another ! I was totally stoked when last month I got a message from my blogging buddy Pam . She was making a trek here to Virginia to visit with family and friends , and was kind enough to think of Karen and myself when planning her journey ! Karen and I were so totally excited to be able to meet Pam in person , because not only is she a fellow triplet Mom , but she 's also an accomplished blogger , AND super cool .
Question: What may be the reason I blog ?

Output: I love to share my life journey with writing .


Input:
Context: I have to say the building felt amazingly calm , the usual frantic energy of Getting It All Done before the end came just was n't there . And everyone seemed just a little ... nicer I think . The crowd was slow to get up to any kind of speed and even then it was a nice easy lope .
Question: What would have happened if everyone was frantic ?

Output: a feeling of less calm and hurry would be on us.


Input:
Context: I ' m going to tell you about what I did yesterday . Yesterday I came to school but I got a really bad head ache so I called my mom and had her come check me out . When I got home I went upstairs and laid in my bed and watched t.v . and some movies .
Question: Was the headache from a serious medical condition ?

Output: The headache was a normal although painful kind of migrane.


Input:
Context: Once she figured out that I was okay , we all just sat around laughing and I told them to go check out my awesome bathroom 's wonderfulness . The main firefighter told them to stop horsing around and they had to leave - so we all said our goodbye 's . They said that even though damage was minimal to my hands , I should still go get checked out just in case any of the toxins had gone into my blood stream . So , Sister and I were off to the emergency room .
Question: Why are the fire fighters visiting the apartment ?

Output: There was a release of chemicals .


Input:
Context: Lucky ole you Turns : wink : . I wish I had family living in the Cayman Islands . I ' ve only just taken my first holiday out of the UK ( To Rhodes ) this summer , ( sad I know ) , but always working and paying the maintenance etc etc .
Question: What may be true about me ?

Output: I do n't have a lot of spare money .


Input:
Context: Slowly add the flour mixture , a little at a time , until well blended . Place the granulated sugar in a bowl . Measure out 2 tsp dough and roll into a ball . Roll the ball in the granulated sugar and place on the cookie sheet . Repeat , placing balls 3 inches apart . Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown , about 12 minutes . Repeat with remaining cookie dough until it is all used up .
Question: Why are they making cookies ?

Output: They are celebrating Christmas soon .


Input:
Context: Slowly add the flour mixture , a little at a time , until well blended . Place the granulated sugar in a bowl . Measure out 2 tsp dough and roll into a ball . Roll the ball in the granulated sugar and place on the cookie sheet . Repeat , placing balls 3 inches apart . Bake in the preheated oven until golden brown , about 12 minutes . Repeat with remaining cookie dough until it is all used up .
Question: Why are they making cookies ?

Output: They will be having company over .


Input:
Context: Na i have n't got one . not had on for quite sometime . the reason for this s becuase i am dead busy with education and have no time for a love life . i wish i could but tbh where i want to get i need to work hard ppl .
Question: What is the reason behind not being able to find love ?

Output: My number one concern is education .


Input:
Context: Sean , Shannon and I were in the library from about 12 - 1 am watching 2 moose out the windows . The windows start at the ground and curve up and are the ceiling too . Well the moose were eating and the base of the window .
Question: What country might this be in ?

Output: Canada.


Input:
Context: So the result was 700 m swimming ; 350 m breaststroke and 350 m front crawl legs - all done in 23 minutes ! I am so proud of myself ! I might also soon chance it and do a few lengths of crawl with arms - I do n't know why that frightens me so , but it does .
Question: Where did I swim for 23 minutes ?

Output: I swam in a pool at the gym .


Input:
Context: So the result was 700 m swimming ; 350 m breaststroke and 350 m front crawl legs - all done in 23 minutes ! I am so proud of myself ! I might also soon chance it and do a few lengths of crawl with arms - I do n't know why that frightens me so , but it does .
Question: Where did I swim for 23 minutes ?

Output: I swam in a school pool .


Input:
Context: Luke and I baked cookies in the morning , and we managed to send them all home with people so there are no more in the house to tempt me . I started work on a little Italian piece , which I ' m hoping will turn out nice . It will just be in acrylics , because I see very little point in trotting out the homemade inks and paints for a blank , no matter how pretty . We 'll save the nice materials for the commissions , where they will be fully appreciated .
Question: Why did Luke and the writer bake cookies ?

Output: They wanted to do something nice for people .


Input:
Context: He leaned to kiss his lover , opening to him deeply . Adrian cupped the back of Elijah 's head , feeling the silky strands of his hair twine around his fingers . " I 'll do the wash up , you and dad , " Looking at his father who suddenly found his plate fascinating , Adrian smiled gently . " Go to bed . I 'll take care of the animals and whatever needs doing .
Question: How may she be feeling right now ?

Output: Content.


Input:
Context: Both 1983 Pegasuses . I ' m not too sure how foot lockers doing but with a sale of 30 % off they had to get some good foot traffic and web traffic into their stores . The gist of the deal was simple ... anyone who walks in the door is considered friends or family ... not a bad idea to leave that notion in peoples heads as they walk out the door with bags of shoes . I mean everyone wants a new friend or family member ( most of the time ) .
Question: Why is the store utilizing such a sales gimmick ?

Output: They want customers to come back again .


Input:
Context: Both 1983 Pegasuses . I ' m not too sure how foot lockers doing but with a sale of 30 % off they had to get some good foot traffic and web traffic into their stores . The gist of the deal was simple ... anyone who walks in the door is considered friends or family ... not a bad idea to leave that notion in peoples heads as they walk out the door with bags of shoes . I mean everyone wants a new friend or family member ( most of the time ) .
Question: Why is the store utilizing such a sales gimmick ?

Output: They want to create repeat customers .


Input:
Context: Another day full of accomplishments . I got a locker , signed up for direct deposit , got my associate discount card , and finished all my computer lessons due within the next six weeks . Oddly enough the lessons that mentioned HDTV and MP3 ' recommendations ' are missing .
Question: When will you know if you were not hired ?

Output: I was already completed the hiring process .


Input:
Context: Johnny Hartman and John Coltrane did an album together , and that 's just amazingly beautiful . They just work so well together , have such amazing respect for each other in the way John Coltrane will sit back and let Johnny sing , then step up at just the right time . Their use of one another 's strengths is fantastic .
Question: What can the reader infer about the musicians specialties from the author 's observation that their use of each others ' strengths was fantastic ?

Output: It is highly probable that the reader will think that the musicians produced distinct musical sounds .


Input:
Context: Atobe Keigo did n't know this , but he did discover it moments before he struck the surface of the water and it closed over his head . The pressure , the heartbreak , all of it suddenly seemed quite petty and insignificant now that he was scrabbling , winded , for his life . The water , thankfully , was much warmer than he had anticipated , but the weight of his clothes was dragging him down nonetheless . As he sank he wondered how long it would take for someone to find his body .
Question: Why is Atobe Keigo flailing his arms around ?

Output: Atobe Keigo is trying to not drown .


Input:
Context: Atobe Keigo did n't know this , but he did discover it moments before he struck the surface of the water and it closed over his head . The pressure , the heartbreak , all of it suddenly seemed quite petty and insignificant now that he was scrabbling , winded , for his life . The water , thankfully , was much warmer than he had anticipated , but the weight of his clothes was dragging him down nonetheless . As he sank he wondered how long it would take for someone to find his body .
Question: Why is Atobe Keigo flailing his arms around ?

Output: Atobe Keigo is trying to swim .


Input:
Context: I watched ' The Abyss ' this afternoon , and I just might have myself a new favorite movie ... definitely in the top ten . Any movie that can get me to weep for joy , wonder , amazement , and longing is an astoundingly wonderful one , in my book . Last but definitely not least -- deliciously cool today , like the September that is coming . And yay -- my countdown is now less than a month !.
Question: Why did she see the Abyss film ?

Output: she thought it would be a good film.


Input:
Context: Francesco was ordained to the priesthood in 1910 after seven years of study and became known as Padre Pio . On September 20 , 1918 , Padre Pio was kneeling in front of a large crucifix when he received the visible marks of the crucifixion , making him the first stigmatized priest in the history of Church . The doctor who examined Padre Pio could not find any natural cause for the wounds . Upon his death in 1968 , the wounds were no longer visible . In fact , there was no scaring and the skin was completely renewed .
Question: What type of faith does Padre Pio have ?

Output: Padre Pio is a Catholic .


Input:
Context: Francesco was ordained to the priesthood in 1910 after seven years of study and became known as Padre Pio . On September 20 , 1918 , Padre Pio was kneeling in front of a large crucifix when he received the visible marks of the crucifixion , making him the first stigmatized priest in the history of Church . The doctor who examined Padre Pio could not find any natural cause for the wounds . Upon his death in 1968 , the wounds were no longer visible . In fact , there was no scaring and the skin was completely renewed .
Question: What type of faith does Padre Pio have ?

Output: Padre Pio is a Christian .


Input:
Context: I want that first , that is my goal , because the journey itself is so legendary , the prize itself is worth the struggle . Along the way I can complete these smaller goals though always steadfast after the priority . And who knows what I 'll discover along the way and at the end .
Question: How would one describe the narrator 's actions toward this goal ?

Output: The narrator is determined .


Input:
Context: She has on a soft pink bra and panty that show off her lovely skin and accent her massive bust . She loves to model and show off so it wasn?t long until she was naked and spreading her pussy for the cameras . Watch her use her red vib while licking her lips and moaning like a bitch in heat !.
Question: Why is the narrator so worked up ?

Output: They are getting intimate .


Input:
Context: Amherst is located inland near the coast and is right next to Lynchburg and Madison Heights . The Amherst Real Estate Market is one of the best in this country right now . Many of the homes in this area will be refurbished houses . The price range of homes in Amherst is about $ 120,000 to $ 300,000 .
Question: What can be said about the Amherst area right now ?

Output: It 's a good time to live there with housing prices lower than average .


Input:
Context: Two weekends in a row I have had workshops ... three counting next weekend in San Francisco . Wow ... that 's some serious travel ... Seattle , Bermuda , San Francisco . Sheesh , extreme distances ... Seattle was a blast , even though we had a small group . Lots of models and I am sure you have all seen the images on Flickr ( lighting - essentials forum ) .
Question: Why may the narrator be so tired ?

Output: They are traveling a lot .


Input:
Context: I ' ve never smiled this much in my entire life . I do n't think I knew what it was like to be truely happy until I met him.2 . Jeremiah : I met him as a sophomore in high school when he was a junior . Little did I know , he was also a neighbor .
Question: What may I have felt after I met Jeremiah?

Output: I felt in love with him.


Input:
Context: I slept for most of the day , as I was exhausted . Then , Holly and I hung out for awhile , before taking the bus into Denver to catch up with a bunch of her writing friends . ( Holly writes too ! She 's good !.
Question: What may be the reason for them being so exhausted ?

Output: They have n't been sleeping well .


Input:
Context: I slept for most of the day , as I was exhausted . Then , Holly and I hung out for awhile , before taking the bus into Denver to catch up with a bunch of her writing friends . ( Holly writes too ! She 's good !.
Question: What may be the reason for them being so exhausted ?

Output: They were up late the night before .


Input:
Context: He had to gain the princess 's acceptance of the marriage before he could return home . What was he going to do?Finally , he shrugged . " Time will help . " He bowed , eyes seeking out the king .
Question: What may be the reason he was seeking out the king ?

Output: He was hoping to get his permission to mary the princess .


Input:
Context: Pause again . Tch , tch - tch , tch . As another crash of thunder rolled overhead the door creaked open , revealing the face of Remus Lupin peering cautiously round , a tea towel dangling from one hand . He looked down at the soggy dog and frowned . He dropped the tea towel on the dog 's head then hurried off down the hall and reappeared moments later with a large blue bath towel , which he handed to the gaunt man now dripping on his hall carpet .
Question: Why did Remus Lupin hand a bath towel to the gaunt man ?

Output: Because the man was wet .


Input:
Context: So exciting . At least the grass was n't thick and easy to mow . There are some brown spots so the late summer effect and lack of rain is taking its toll . I was done in about an hour .
Question: Why was I so excited ?

Output: I was excited because I finished mowing the lawn in about an hour .


Input:
Context: I ' ve been experiencing some pain , or was ... for about 3 days . It was either below my rib cage or some where in my stomach . My stomach got real bloated , it would hurt when i would take deep breaths , and i only felt nauseated the first morning i experienced the pain . The pain would come and go .
Question: What should I probably do next if I feel this again ?

Output: I should go see a doctor.


Input:
Context: Since there was nothing really going on we walked around and then ( finally ) went to Museo Bellas Armas . When I got home around 6:30 I was pretty pooped and I was looking forward to having a quiet night at home . However , I arrived home to Margarita 's entire extended family ; siblings , aunts , uncles , cousins , the whole she - bang .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling overwhelmed after getting to their destination ?

Output: Margarita brought too many people .


Input:
Context: Since there was nothing really going on we walked around and then ( finally ) went to Museo Bellas Armas . When I got home around 6:30 I was pretty pooped and I was looking forward to having a quiet night at home . However , I arrived home to Margarita 's entire extended family ; siblings , aunts , uncles , cousins , the whole she - bang .
Question: Why may the narrator be feeling overwhelmed after getting to their destination ?

Output: There are a lot of people at the event .


Input:
Context: We GRUBBED ! ! Everything was juicy and tender , well seasoned and the sauces were great with their sweet and savoriness . Very Hawaiian and very good . For side dishes there were the yakisoba noodles , white rice , pineapple slaw , and potato mac . The best side dish was the white rice .
Question: Why is the narrator acting so sluggish ?

Output: They ate a lot .


Input:
Context: We GRUBBED ! ! Everything was juicy and tender , well seasoned and the sauces were great with their sweet and savoriness . Very Hawaiian and very good . For side dishes there were the yakisoba noodles , white rice , pineapple slaw , and potato mac . The best side dish was the white rice .
Question: Why is the narrator acting so sluggish ?

Output: They pigged out .


Input:
Context: What is nice is that the family room is starting to shape up . We have our old dining room table in there and I am getting ready to reupholster the chairs in some very durable , very cool fabric . The table has a giant , custom piece of glass fitted to the top of it so the kids can paint , glue , melt wax , start small fires or whatever the hell they want to do and not only do I care less about the table , it is unlikely with the big piece of glass on it to suffer any injury anyway .
Question: Why is the narrator buying so much new furniture ?

Output: The narrator is redecorating .


Input:
Context: What is nice is that the family room is starting to shape up . We have our old dining room table in there and I am getting ready to reupholster the chairs in some very durable , very cool fabric . The table has a giant , custom piece of glass fitted to the top of it so the kids can paint , glue , melt wax , start small fires or whatever the hell they want to do and not only do I care less about the table , it is unlikely with the big piece of glass on it to suffer any injury anyway .
Question: Why is the narrator buying so much new furniture ?

Output: The narrator is remodeling .


Input:
Context: Gorgeous images of the sun peeking through the tall trees and giant tree ferns . Spent the rest of the day following the coast road along towards Melbourne . Sunshine finally appeared . Drove across the shipwreck coast through Apollo Bay and Lorne .
Question: Why did the writer spend the rest of the day following the coast road ?

Output: Because they thought it would be an enjoyable thing to do .


Input:
Context: Chef and I developed it , and it was very well received . Then I got off early ( started early too ) , got to see the sunset , walked the long way home , and have beers now . Two days off in a row !.
Question: What might be my title at my work ?

Output: I might be the sous chef.


Input:
Context: I found this music act while I was frittering away my time searching for new horror music . It 's not in any horror films that I know of yet , but the songs sound like they should be . It 's called Patron Saint of Plagues .
Question: What genre of music am I fond of .?

Output: I like music from movies .


Input:
Context: I found this music act while I was frittering away my time searching for new horror music . It 's not in any horror films that I know of yet , but the songs sound like they should be . It 's called Patron Saint of Plagues .
Question: What genre of music am I fond of .?

Output: I like scary music .


Input:
Context: I wanted to share with you a picture of a little handbag that I just finished up . I was asked to participate in the " Bag Ladies Luncheon " this year to raise money for The Art Museum . Ladies meet for lunch and bid on donated handbags- new , gently used , vintage and this year for the first time , a collection of artist - decorated bags .
Question: Why is the narrator buying so many bags ?

Output: They are doing it for charity .


Input:
Context: So I ' ve only got a few more nights left of this semester , and all of them are going to involve alcohol . Yay ! Last night we started wine pairings , we did five or six different whites and matched each with two different foods .
Question: What years of school are we in ?

Output: College years .


Input:
Context: " Yes . I think I had some sort of vision about you . And that is odd for me because I do n't often have visions . Not like that .
Question: Why is the narrator surprised by the vision that he had ?

Output: The narrator is not used to having visions .


Input:
Context: We had a power outage tonight that oddly appeared to only affect my block and the shopping mall . It lasted for just over two hours or so , and during that time , we continued playing our board game , but it was in a way that I can imagine only our forefathers ever would have -- over tea lights ! My mom was at the mall during the outage , and she says that the store she was in went pitch black ! But even darkness did n't faze the steadfast shoppers -- she says that once the power generators kicked on , everyone continued their sprees without missing a beat !.
Question: What may happen during the 2 hour power outage ?

Output: We would keep playing our board game .


Input:
Context: On Monday I spilled hot water all over the back of my leg while attempting to make instand Udon . I ended up with a second degree burn over a lot of the back of my calf . It 's doing fine now , but it itches like crazy when I have the bandage over it . It is also a pain to walk around because the bandage keeps falling off . I have a bunch of papers to write over the next month , we will see how that goes . I just got back from the Daft Punk concert here in Tokyo .
Question: What was the narrator trying to make ?

Output: Noodles.


Input:
Context: Not dulling like it was supposed to . Was akin to the split second when someone pops out from behind a door and scares the hell out of you by accident , except with the door scenario your terror goes - down - because you recognize what startled you . It did n't go down . In fact , I suspect it went up a bit more as there was - no - light to go by .
Question: What may be the reason for their fright ?

Output: They were n't expecting someone to pop out .


Input:
Context: Well , we are commencing operation get skinny this year . And so far it 's off to a start . I went and ran today . I never run .
Question: Why does the writer never run ?

Output: Because they are usually lazy .


Input:
Context: I sent him a cartoon for his birthday . It was funny , a Peanuts representation of who we were . He never watched Peanuts as a kid ; they did n't have it in Eastern Europe back in the day , so I had to explain who the characters of the cartoon were and what their nature was .
Question: What may be the reason for sending them what they did ?

Output: They wanted him to laugh .


Input:
Context: It is very strange to have NOTHING to do . For the past 10 years I have been either working full - time while going to school part - time in the evenings , OR I have been going to medical school full - time OR I have been working my butt off in my residency . All that is done - the goal has been reached .
Question: What may have happened before I have nothing to do?

Output: I has completed all my goals.


Input:
Context: I found " My Smart Puppy " to be the best book out of a large selection we bought and to this day I am still regularly referring to it , both for our training and to help friends . Cara has a big brother , a Russian Blue cat by the name of Tindy . They get along really well and love to wrestle , it looks scary to visitors but they know each other 's limits !.
Question: Why did I buy a book ?

Output: My dog was hard to train.


Input:
Context: They also named her Frank , even though she is a girl . The mom and dad met us in Portsmouth and clearly did not want to give kitty up . " The boys added onto her name when they found out she was a girl .
Question: What may be the reason for not wanting to give the kitty up ?

Output: Because thy have grown attached .


Input:
Context: I have to say at the start , that I think the Air NZ call centre is really great . Every time I call them , I get what I want with generally a minimum of fuss . And this is just the 13 24 76 number that anyone can call .
Question: What makes the customer service great at the Air NZ call centre ?

Output: The Air NZ call centre has a great training program for its ' agents .


Input:
Context: I have to say at the start , that I think the Air NZ call centre is really great . Every time I call them , I get what I want with generally a minimum of fuss . And this is just the 13 24 76 number that anyone can call .
Question: What makes the customer service great at the Air NZ call centre ?

Output: The call centre has a well trained staff to solve problems .


Input:
Context: Nasdaq was munching on something . Lest we have a repeat of the infamous " pigeon " incident , I got up to see what was going on . And yes , our little Nasdaq , all 16 pounds of her , had captured a moth and was dutifully chomping down . The moan / squeak was , I think , Nasdaq 's way of letting us know she 'd caught her prey .
Question: What may be the reason we care what she 's doing ?

Output: We do n't want her to kill another bird .


Input:
Context: They admitted to having no idea what caused it , but said over and over to any witness that would listen , that it was a miracle that the fire had n't reached the gasoline and that no one was hurt . They repeated it twice as often to the smelly , brunette owner of the truck , just for good measure . " Good thing no one was hurt there miss , ca n't imagine what would make a car do that , sure you did n't see anybody nearby ? " Over and over again . They 'd finally left , having no more answers to give .
Question: What may have caused the fire to not reach the gasoline ?

Output: No one knows what prevented it from getting there .


Input:
Context: She said they were based on " man made tradition " and gave me many sheets of info by chick publications telling why . I gave her many sheets of info telling the truth of the Catholic Faith . I thought this was a ' wide open door ' to talk to her about the truth she had missed in the Church and how Baptists often distort Catholic teaching but she did n't walk in . I thought someone who has a Bible study at her house would want to defend why she left the Church but she will not .
Question: What faith does the narrator have ?

Output: They are Catholic .


Input:
Context: She said they were based on " man made tradition " and gave me many sheets of info by chick publications telling why . I gave her many sheets of info telling the truth of the Catholic Faith . I thought this was a ' wide open door ' to talk to her about the truth she had missed in the Church and how Baptists often distort Catholic teaching but she did n't walk in . I thought someone who has a Bible study at her house would want to defend why she left the Church but she will not .
Question: What faith does the narrator have ?

Output: They are Papists .


Input:
Context: Different but valuable for many purposes . So , having a different relationship to feelings in general , the man does not realize that he has just hurt the woman . Whatever he did or said was not intended to be hurtful . Healthy men ( which most are ) never intend to hurt women . And that same remark or action would probably not have hurt him .
Question: What may be true about healthy men ?

Output: They never intentionally cause pain to females .


Input:
Context: So I ' ve only got a few more nights left of this semester , and all of them are going to involve alcohol . Yay ! Last night we started wine pairings , we did five or six different whites and matched each with two different foods .
Question: Where are we drinking alcohol ?

Output: At a party .


Input:
Context: At least I could do all my push - ups . I am hoping if I get all my complaints out here , I wo n't have to think about them all night long . There are lots of good things about life , too . My friend gave me a big bag of clothes for Erik .
Question: What was in the bag I recieved ?

Output: clothes.


Input:
Context: Cross - Layer Adaptive Feedback Scheduling of Wireless Control Systems . ( arXiv:0809.4924v1 [ cs . NI ] ) There is a trend towards using wireless technologies in networked control systems . However , the adverse properties of the radio channels make it difficult to design and implement control systems in wireless environments .
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe technology.


Input:
Context: Who would have ever thought that it would be possible to crave , crave , raw fish . But I do . My God , I love sushi . So yesterday , when my boss mentioned grabbing some for lunch , I was more than game .
Question: What may be a fact about the speaker ?

Output: They tried sushi for the first time not that long ago .


Input:
Context: - click here!. The teenage mums who e nightclubbing , -something i suppose it s pliment when it happens - some young chavvy sluts with the morals of alley cats ! thank god i m. Young teenage models strippin state licensing for private requirements pics sluts jackson dream young porn these young pics , teen girls to like get and drunk . Teenage terrorist pop sluts god loves us and he hates you this is the sound stevie smith young anarchist - he s got the world on his hit list set off by his .
Question: What genre of movie is advertised ?

Output: Porn.


Input:
Context: It just freaked me out is all and scared the wits out of me for a minute or two . " Dave checked the cuff then took it off . " Well you seem ok , but you 're really pale you know . Does anything hurt ? " " No . " " Tell him about the flashes , " Becca said . I glared at her .
Question: what is meant by " cuff " ?

Output: Cuff is a device that helps check blood pressure .


Input:
Context: Not only the mainland Chinese were yelling at the flight attendants on why the problem did not get fix the first time , the Korean jumped in too . It was so chaotic . ( I got a video on that , i can show you on private , the commie will not let into China if i show it on public ) . My God !.
Question: What may be the reason for the Chinese people to yell at the flight attendants ?

Output: The workers had left an issue unresolved .


Input:
Context: I have a Chiari Malformation at 5 mm length ( as of late 2006 ) , which then did n't seem to be restricting any flows . Some history : I have been in 12 auto accidents , 3 were totals . I have had 2 small motorcycle accidents .
Question: Why do I have so many accidents ?

Output: I am a careless driver .


Input:
Context: Maybe I ' m putting too much emphasis on the word major . Singing got me a guy once . Sparrow , Ka , and I were singing " Sing a Song Oh " in front of Ka 's booth at the Somerset Faire . When we were finished one of the actors at the faire approached me and asked me to come see him perform in like a half hour . I did .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: After the show the guy asked them out .


Input:
Context: Today we returned to Capital Lake for a time of kayaking . I ' ve been there several times so was prepared for a nice , yet unexciting time . First , we were surprised by the Olympia Pet Parade .
Question: Why did the narrator head to the capital ?

Output: To get on the water .


Input:
Context: Today we returned to Capital Lake for a time of kayaking . I ' ve been there several times so was prepared for a nice , yet unexciting time . First , we were surprised by the Olympia Pet Parade .
Question: Why did the narrator head to the capital ?

Output: To get some water sports in .


Input:
Context: Great friends showed up for dinner at Marinelli 's first . Colleen , Tim & Nik , Stone & MC made were all there . After eating and chilling at the restaurant for a bit we headed over to the bar . We got a good spot blocked off and saved an extra 3 chairs for those who did n't make it to dinner . The band started about 10 pm , but prior to that both Matt and I each started out with a " boomba " a 32 oz beer .
Question: Will he drive home from this event ?

Output: He will have to wait to drive since he has been drinking .


Input:
Context: We were posed this essay topic for English and I was thinking about it , when Lai Lin said that ignorance has no bearing on arrogance and I thought she was absolutely right . She should have shut up there , except that the next day , she returned and was like wide- eyed , epiphany and said , " I ' ve found what connects arrogance and ignorance ! " Obviously , I got excited and asked her what , but Lai Lin is Lai Lin and she is mongoloid .
Question: Why is Lai Lin so excited about the lesson .?

Output: Lai Lin feels that it offers proof she knows English .


Input:
Context: Graphene looks like it 's going to be one of the " wonder materials " of the future , and a science team at Cornell University have just demonstrated the world 's smallest balloon made of it .
Question: Why are the scientists so excited about Graphene ?

Output: The Cornell University scientists believe that the material will lead to big developments .


Input:
Context: Graphene looks like it 's going to be one of the " wonder materials " of the future , and a science team at Cornell University have just demonstrated the world 's smallest balloon made of it .
Question: Why are the scientists so excited about Graphene ?

Output: The scientists believe that the material is light .


Input:
Context: Finally , my internet connection is back . I was n't able to update and go online since my connection was down for almost two days . And now that it is up for good , I will now be able to do my tasks assigned to me . Actually , I still have loads of works to do for this week and my cousin even asked me to do her a little favor .
Question: what will happen after he is assigned his work and after he hears about his cousins favor ?

Output: he will do it all.


Input:
Context: The cafes were affordable and Krakow has more group tours & probably tourists period than any city we have been in . We probably were a little early for Vienna 's big season . The people watching on Market Square was tremendous and the last night featured hot air balloons , a motorcycle parade .
Question: Why was the people watching on Market Square tremendous ?

Output: Because there were a lot of interesting people to watch .


Input:
Context: Title : DrowningFandom : Star WarsCharacters : Anakin / DormeBeta : A huge thank you to cariel for beta reading this for me!Ratings & Warnings : PGDisclaimer : Not mine . None of it . Author 's Notes : I thought it would be easier for the viewer to understand the idea of the fanvid if I had included a ficlet with it .
Question: What type of literary work is this ?

Output: Fanfiction.


Input:
Context: I told her I guess they did n't want to do that though because it seemed that they made more money with less people knowing . She did n't say another word to me and handed me my money . I was rather insulted that they had done this to me and wanted to get on me for not doing it and also for the fact that so many others have probably been some what taken by this also if they did n't look at the receipts . I am today writing the main office in New Jersey and am going to call the Area Manager .
Question: What may have caused them to not go through with that ?

Output: The expenses would be too great .


Input:
Context: Nikki is the only friend he has from his younger days , and he holds their friendship very close to his heart . He wants to come to Niihau to escape reality so - to - speak , and because he feels he 's worth the luxury in paradise . ( It has nothing to do with Nikki . Aha , nothing , nothing at all .
Question: Why is Nikki important to the narrator ?

Output: Because they are old buddies.


Input:
Context: Nikki is the only friend he has from his younger days , and he holds their friendship very close to his heart . He wants to come to Niihau to escape reality so - to - speak , and because he feels he 's worth the luxury in paradise . ( It has nothing to do with Nikki . Aha , nothing , nothing at all .
Question: Why is Nikki important to the narrator ?

Output: Because they have known each other a long time.


Input:
Context: No regeneration needed except an occasional ride closed for maintenance . The people come of their own volition , spend lots of money , and go away happy . In my family 's case , we were ready to be done after one day .
Question: Where might we be ?

Output: At a fair .


Input:
Context: okay so heres my first entry , and what s been going on lately.my sport teams coach has favorites , of course ; just like any other sports team . i will admit , i think i am one of their favorites cause i ' ve been there so long , and they rarely ever yell at me . but they do favor this one girl and it annoys the living shit out of me .
Question: Why is she annoyed ?

Output: Another girl is getting attention .


Input:
Context: okay so heres my first entry , and what s been going on lately.my sport teams coach has favorites , of course ; just like any other sports team . i will admit , i think i am one of their favorites cause i ' ve been there so long , and they rarely ever yell at me . but they do favor this one girl and it annoys the living shit out of me .
Question: Why is she annoyed ?

Output: Another girl is preferred .