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Context: Everyone has a lucky hole . Mark Foss finds the 12th at Powderhorn Golf Club to his liking : his birdie there held up again for a $ 149.50 skin . Geoff Nicely notched the other skin on Thursday with a birdie on the par-3 17th hole , and also took the pin shot there .
Question: What can be concluded about Mark Foss winning skins in the 12th hole at Powderhorn Golf Club ?

Output: Mark Foss must have won at least one additional skin in the 12th hole previously .


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Context: Well , I ' m sure it 's no shocker to anyone , but I was broker than a joke yesterday . I was also dying for a drink . I was starting to think about going out and finding some work to earn some extra cash , but right then my daughter walked in with this sucker .
Question: Who might my daughter have walked in with ?

Output: Her boyfriend .


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Context: He 'd clean one window then would edge his way along the ledge to the second one . For a short while in doing this , he 'd disappear from view . I was busy brushing jackets and setting up the department for the day when I realized the window cleaner had been out of sight for about five minutes . It was a far drop from my floor to the street below and I feared the worse ; I opened the window and peered down into Gabriels Hill . No blood splattering . I turned my head to the right and there was the window cleaner frozen between the two windows .
Question: Why had the window cleaner been between the two windows for so long ?

Output: He has suddenly become scared of how high up he was .


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Context: I spent my whole workday with a fever , and then when I got home I went straight to bed and did n't wake up until 7:30 in the morning . Then today I felt better , but I had a huge pit in my stomach and I .kept peeing out of my butt , like 8 times altogether . I did n't have much of an appetite today or yesterday , either . And now it 's only 11 and I ' m already falling asleep . Getting sick when you follow a personal schedule kind of sucks . I would n't recommend it .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Sick.


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Context: The first part of that Tim - coming - home story was actually written as an exercise of sorts . What I ' m about to tell you now was never really written , as it were , so forgive me if it 's a little less polished . Mike and I drove to the airport to pick Tim up , got pulled over for speeding and got out of the ticket because Mike is military police .
Question: Why did Mike ultimately not get a speeding ticket ?

Output: Mike has ties to police .


Input:
Context: The first part of that Tim - coming - home story was actually written as an exercise of sorts . What I ' m about to tell you now was never really written , as it were , so forgive me if it 's a little less polished . Mike and I drove to the airport to pick Tim up , got pulled over for speeding and got out of the ticket because Mike is military police .
Question: Why did Mike ultimately not get a speeding ticket ?

Output: Mike knows people .


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Context: We met at the main Davenport library . I checked out Anne Frank by Jacqueline Poole and Richard Simmons 's Blast Off 60s workout DVD . Then we went to Mister Money .
Question: What is the correct sequence of events ?

Output: Meet friend , check out DVD , see film.


Input:
Context: We met at the main Davenport library . I checked out Anne Frank by Jacqueline Poole and Richard Simmons 's Blast Off 60s workout DVD . Then we went to Mister Money .
Question: What is the correct sequence of events ?

Output: Meet friend , check out books , see movie.


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Context: Ten year+ subscriber and have had the HD Ultimate / Platinum $ 20 add on package for about a year . Finally decided to save the $ 10 bucks a month and cut back to the Gold package . Called and got an " American " speaking :D CSR in W. Virginia who was very congenial and asked no questions about my wanting to downgrade . The problem was that his computer was telling him that I would need a new dish to change programming .
Question: Why was he happy he got an american speaker ?

Output: He liked the help he received from them .


Input:
Context: Ten year+ subscriber and have had the HD Ultimate / Platinum $ 20 add on package for about a year . Finally decided to save the $ 10 bucks a month and cut back to the Gold package . Called and got an " American " speaking :D CSR in W. Virginia who was very congenial and asked no questions about my wanting to downgrade . The problem was that his computer was telling him that I would need a new dish to change programming .
Question: Why was he happy he got an american speaker ?

Output: They understood what he wanted and did n't give him a hard time .


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Context: Today I went to the " Yamaka My Weekend " festival . While I was there , Casey and I ran into somebody we knew from junior high . Her name is Sarah .
Question: What may happen after they ran into Sarah ?

Output: They talked about junior high school.


Input:
Context: Plus , taking twelve units has been immensely freeing so far , and I have every intention of actually SLEEPING this semester . I mean like seven - hours - a - night sleeping , you guys . Last semester my average was five ... so this is pretty big for me .
Question: Why am I able to sleep more ?

Output: I am taking twelve units .


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Context: You will have to wait until Saturday , because the party is n't on Friday :P Unless you planned on showing up at my house for maple cheesecake , which is an untried recipe , and may not turn out . Anyways , the ice cream thing sounds good whenever ! Just let me know when :) RANDOM GUY : Welllllll maple cheesecake sounds amazing !.
Question: What may you be eating if you come over to my house ?

Output: Cheesecake.


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Context: Hello , I thought I 'd update . Today was my first day back at work . It was n't too bad . Nice and quiet to ease me in .
Question: What may happened during the work day ?

Output: It 'll be an easy day and they 'll enjoy being back at work.


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Context: O.O Then he and Jocelyne put the kid on the ground . The kid continued to eat grass as he lay on the ground by the truck , but the man began to tie his front legs together and the kid started to struggle . We calmed him down , but after he tied the rear legs and then began to tie the rear legs to the front legs the kid started screaming and thrashing and would not stop . Finally , the man dumped the kid in the back of his pick up ( moving several hack - saws and broken beer bottles to the side ) and asked if he could buy some goats milk .
Question: Why was the child eating grass ?

Output: He 's a trouble maker .


Input:
Context: O.O Then he and Jocelyne put the kid on the ground . The kid continued to eat grass as he lay on the ground by the truck , but the man began to tie his front legs together and the kid started to struggle . We calmed him down , but after he tied the rear legs and then began to tie the rear legs to the front legs the kid started screaming and thrashing and would not stop . Finally , the man dumped the kid in the back of his pick up ( moving several hack - saws and broken beer bottles to the side ) and asked if he could buy some goats milk .
Question: Why was the child eating grass ?

Output: He 's being naughty.


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Context: Every electronic piece of data I care about is stored on this one little , easily misplaced , piece of equipment . That defeats the purpose of " backing something up " if my backup is actually my only storage unit . duh .
Question: What is the narrator talking about in the text ?

Output: They are talking about saving files outside of a computer .


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Context: They walked to the side of the first stop in the park and looked over the ledge . The first thing I heard was " Oh My God , come and look at this it is unbelievable . " I walked over to the ledge were they were standing and I am not at all exaggerating when I say what I saw took my breath away . It is probably the most beautiful site I have ever seen .
Question: How does the narrator feel about this ?

Output: They are overwhelmed .


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Context: You completely left Hannah and I alone . And when we had asked you why you never even hung out with us , you said , " Well , you guys would n't ever want to hang out with me ! " Psh . Yeah right .
Question: How do I feel about you ?

Output: I enjoy your company .


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Context: It 's either really late or really early , I do n't know which to call it . I took a small nap too and had a dream yesterday . I had a dream about THEM . My 1st one in a LONG time .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit startled by their dream ?

Output: It was about someone from their past .


Input:
Context: It 's either really late or really early , I do n't know which to call it . I took a small nap too and had a dream yesterday . I had a dream about THEM . My 1st one in a LONG time .
Question: Why is the narrator a bit startled by their dream ?

Output: It was about someone they had n't thought of in awhile .


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Context: But , sir said the class was n't cooperating and so he asked us to sit down , not even letting my partner explain the Pythagorean theorem . I hurried to our seats , Guiller and my partner ana was my seatmates and he said it was really correct and i checked the book . Sir went out for a while and Guiller said to us,"tignan niyo , labs ko kasi kayo e. " , and to the class " .. tama naman kasi talaga e , ayaw niyo lang makipagcooperate " .
Question: What class may I currently be studying ?

Output: Math.


Input:
Context: It is slow , difficult to deliver . A serious musician 's endeavors that may not be truly appreciate by average citizens in the beginning . Hopefully , it will be worthy of time in the future .
Question: What may be the reason for this post ?

Output: To give music reviews.


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Context: Still , the bulk of the energy goes to the art paper that 's nowhere near completion . I ' m a little beind schedule and need to pick up some spray paint within the next 24 hours if not I ' m doomed for eternity . It 's funny , how things always disappear the moment you need it the most .
Question: What would actually happen if you did n't get the spray paint in the next 24 hours ?

Output: I would be unable to complete my project on time.


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Context: I just returned from the Brandon Hall Innovations in Learning Conference in San Jose , CA . In general it was a worthwhile experience . This is the second year that I have attended and this year was better but there is plently of room for improvement .
Question: What may I have thought about the conference last year ?

Output: It was below - average , because this year was fine but needed to be improved upon .


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Context: His friends who helped him out with it were all incredibly hilarious . Some were french like him , one was Australian , and a couple others were Americans they happened to pick up in New York . Phillippe Petite still performs to this day .
Question: Does Phillippe Petite have a good sense of humor ?

Output: People that are helpful and funny have friends that are helpful and funny .


Input:
Context: His friends who helped him out with it were all incredibly hilarious . Some were french like him , one was Australian , and a couple others were Americans they happened to pick up in New York . Phillippe Petite still performs to this day .
Question: Does Phillippe Petite have a good sense of humor ?

Output: Phillippe Petite has many friends that are hilarious , so he is also funny .


Input:
Context: Twinkling blue eyed Nubile Fiva is a graceful teen beauty with long flowing black hair and a playful smile . Fiva does n't mind being naughty in front of the camera and she does just that for your pleasure exclusively at Nubiles.net ! What 's not to love about this adorably petite teen ?.
Question: How old is Nubile likely to be ?

Output: 18.


Input:
Context: She and Colton had been the perfect couple in school , named prom king and queen , but he could see in her now a faint disillusionment , a pride in the way she had told him her name was still Kaufman . He and Colton had never been friends , though he knew Elise had never understood their rivalry . Colton , he knew , genuinely hated him , for the barbs he 'd always laced their conversations with , and for the way he 'd watched Elise , all through school . He had never totally hated Colton , and the old animosity had softened to playful barbs - for Jack , at least - when he had realised that Colton had no memory of tormenting a small blonde boy in grade school .
Question: Why was Elise eager to tell Jack that her last name had not changed ?

Output: She was interested in Jack and wanted to tell him she was not married .


Input:
Context: I , for whatever reason , did not get the Magical Text Message , so I am pissy . I also STILL have a fucking sinus headache of doom and want to slam my head into a wall repeatedly . And I have to go to work today . OH .
Question: Why is the narrator 's head hurting so much ?

Output: They have a headache .


Input:
Context: So I go and I get trashed , hit on , taken advantage of , in a huge fight with my best friend and drove home ... yes ... drunk as a skunk . I know ... I ' m stupid .
Question: Where may have I done all these things ?

Output: I may have done all these things at a party .


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Context: So I went with Eric to his company party about a few hours ago . Dude , what 's up with these commercial editting companies ? There was a free bar , free food , and like amazing Christmas presents . Eric , who was only working there for a few weeks , got a 200 dollar bonus and an iPod shuffle ! !.
Question: Why did Eric get a bonus despite only working their for a short time ?

Output: Because he is a dedicated worker and had already contrbuted great things.


Input:
Context: So I went with Eric to his company party about a few hours ago . Dude , what 's up with these commercial editting companies ? There was a free bar , free food , and like amazing Christmas presents . Eric , who was only working there for a few weeks , got a 200 dollar bonus and an iPod shuffle ! !.
Question: Why did Eric get a bonus despite only working their for a short time ?

Output: They wanted him to feel welcome at the company and increase the chance of him staying.


Input:
Context: There was so much drama in such a sort amount of time , that I really ca n't blame people for leaving . It was apparant to me that ToL was dying ... but it is so hard for me to let go of something that I love and care about so much , until I feel totally comfortable in accepting and letting go . I hated that I had to make the decision to close ToL ... but I know the only reason I was keeping it open was totally out of obligation ... I worried what membership would do and what people would think ... and in the end I needed to make a decision for my own happiness . Many are saying this is selfish ... but you know something ?.
Question: Why were people leaving all of a sudden ?

Output: There was too much drama and people could n't stand it anymore .


Input:
Context: And bought a road bike . Bicycle , not motorcycle ! ! A couple months ago , I went out with a really nice guy who 's really into triathlons and cycling . I ' ve always really enjoyed recreational cycling , but he peaked my interest in road cycling .
Question: Why is the guy really into triathlons ?

Output: Because he 's sporty .


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Context: My trip to Melbourne was a great succes ! Not only a lot of people came to the club to see me perform , but I also was part of a little quest - thing . Just when I was preparing to leave Melbourne I came across a small pathway . It was really peacefull and quiet there , so I decided to take the path and enjoy the scenery .
Question: What may be the major reason I think my trip to Melbourne was a success ?

Output: Enough customers attended my act in club that I consider it a success .


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Context: I just had a guy over and he kept feeling my bones . I was laying here wishing that they would protrude more . Any hunger that I had promptly disappeared . My roommate and I were talking about bowel movements earlier today ( we tend to be gross ) and she told me that she had heard that your digestive system shuts down at night and you need to eat something when you wake up in order to kick it back into gear and be able to have a BM .
Question: Why would some be uncomfortable with the narrator 's conversation ?

Output: It is about a bathroom topic .


Input:
Context: I just had a guy over and he kept feeling my bones . I was laying here wishing that they would protrude more . Any hunger that I had promptly disappeared . My roommate and I were talking about bowel movements earlier today ( we tend to be gross ) and she told me that she had heard that your digestive system shuts down at night and you need to eat something when you wake up in order to kick it back into gear and be able to have a BM .
Question: Why would some be uncomfortable with the narrator 's conversation ?

Output: It is scatological .


Input:
Context: Despite slow start , San Diego wins AFC and falls just shy of Super Bowl No matter what team you may be , if LaDainian Tomlinson is your starting running back , you are going to be a contender . As usual , the San Diego Chargers came into the 2007 season with hopes of the Super Bowl . After defeating the defending NFC Champion Chicago Bears , 14 - 3 , in the opening week of the season , the Chargers would go on to lose their next three games of the season . I remember watching an interview with LaDainian Tomlinson on ESPN after the Chargers lost in Week Four to the Kansas City Chiefs .
Question: What sport is being described ?

Output: They are describing football .


Input:
Context: Despite slow start , San Diego wins AFC and falls just shy of Super Bowl No matter what team you may be , if LaDainian Tomlinson is your starting running back , you are going to be a contender . As usual , the San Diego Chargers came into the 2007 season with hopes of the Super Bowl . After defeating the defending NFC Champion Chicago Bears , 14 - 3 , in the opening week of the season , the Chargers would go on to lose their next three games of the season . I remember watching an interview with LaDainian Tomlinson on ESPN after the Chargers lost in Week Four to the Kansas City Chiefs .
Question: What sport is being described ?

Output: They are describing football from North America .


Input:
Context: I went for a " run " this evening . 2 miles of mixed brisk walking and running . At some point , I noticed my hands / fingers went tingly . My fingertips were quite red , and the rest of my fingers and my palms were really really pale . Is this most like a circulatory problem , or is it just caused by hyperventilation ?.
Question: What might the speaker do next ?

Output: Talk to a doctor about their circulatory problem .


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Context: Jon comes to me this morning at 7:16 AM and shoves a piece of paper in front of me to sign . It was from his math class . It basically went over policies and how assignments would work . As I got to the bottom , I see that he needs a TI-83 calculator ( they run about $ 80 ) .
Question: What may happen next in speaker 's story ?

Output: Jon gets the supplies he needs for school .


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

Output: I might be planning to visit Morocco.


Input:
Context: There were 80 potential candidates for one position , so I guess it was pretty tough process . I am feeling better about yesterday . I should not get so worked up about shit I ca n't control . No one is going to listen anyway , at least at my college .
Question: What may have made the process at the college so tough ?

Output: There was a lot of competition for a single title .


Input:
Context: Live a balanced life . Learn some and think some and draw and paint and sing and dance and play and work every day some . Take a nap every afternoon . When you go out into the world watch out for traffic , hold hands , and stick together .
Question: What may be the reason why I wrote this ?

Output: To give people advice .


Input:
Context: From China too , not the same fucking country like VistaPrint . This question of " who do I get my cards printed with ? " comes up more often than I would have expected , and every single time I sound like a corporate shill for Print 100 . I ' m not .
Question: Why do you feel like your an advocate for Print 100 ?

Output: People continuously ask me where I go to get my printing and I just tell them Print100 which begins to sound like I advocate for that company.


Input:
Context: We each hauled a load and came back for the last one and the horses . We did n't have lunch until five but he treated me at the truck stop on the way home from town . This morning we went in a watched them sell . 31 heifers weighed an average of 820 pounds and brought $ 775 a head .
Question: Why did we have such a late lunch ?

Output: We were working and were too busy for lunch .


Input:
Context: You all know what I mean . So anyways I am running late , flying down the road when a cute teen in roller skates caught my eye . I slammed on my brakes , thru the car in reverse and got my game on .
Question: How does the narrator feel about themselves ?

Output: The think they are irresistibly desirable to others .


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Context: What ever became of manners , discretion , common courtesy ? Are social skills , like eight - track tapes and mullets , simply destined to become a thing of the past ? And why exactly am I going on and on about this ? Well , I was recently reminded of how our love affair with electronic gadgetry can turn us into blubbering idiots .
Question: What may have cause social skills to be a thing of the past ?

Output: Humans are growing attached to technology .


Input:
Context: 8:30 pm , EDT . Update on the first day .... Well , I got on the trail about 11:00 this morning . It took longer to get to the trailhead than I had planned .
Question: What is the writer doing on the trail ?

Output: They are going on a hike .


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Context: I made it back in just in time before the rain . Since Miss Elmira did not have to prepare my dinner , I asked her to do my nails and luckily I found some red polish . Jamal called yesterday and he called back last night but it was lightning and I told him I would call him back . I was planning to call him back last night but I slept until 6:42 a.m. this morning .
Question: Who is Miss Elmira ?

Output: She has been employed by my family for many years .


Input:
Context: I made it back in just in time before the rain . Since Miss Elmira did not have to prepare my dinner , I asked her to do my nails and luckily I found some red polish . Jamal called yesterday and he called back last night but it was lightning and I told him I would call him back . I was planning to call him back last night but I slept until 6:42 a.m. this morning .
Question: Who is Miss Elmira ?

Output: She is watching me tonight while my parents are out on the town .


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Context: I decided to look at the stock for the " radio revolution " that is Sirius Satellite Radio Inc , ( NASDAQ GS : SIRI ) , at the website : I chose this company because I ' m studying communications , because it was " active " , and because I think that satellite radio will rise in popularity . Howard Stern , who moved his radio show from Broadcast radio to Sirius due to his scandalous content , has many fans . I think that the creative freedom that Howard Stern is enjoying will attract many other celebrities to Sirius as censorship issues for Broadcast radio change . Those celebrities might attract thier fans , and so on ... In THIS article , it 's not said why celebrities are attracted to satellite radio , but that celebritie are attracted to satellite radio .
Question: Why is the narrator such a fan of Sirius ?

Output: They love a shock jock .


Input:
Context: the other day I volunteered to help register people to vote , but I was nt feelinldg it . I feel very lost , in that , when I was in the funk , I felt a sense of belonging . I felt like sometimes my shoulder existed for the sole purpose of my true friends tears . I felt as though my twisted and warped sense of humor was cast in the thought of the people that I belong with .
Question: Why did I want to help ?

Output: Because I do n't want people disenfranchised .


Input:
Context: Mama fought her liver cancer for only 2 months and then she gave up . It was first week of August when we found out that she has liver cancer and got 5 - 6 months to live . The doctor said that 1 year is the longest time for her to live . After 2 months of suffering from pain , Mama gave up .
Question: What may have caused mama to die ?

Output: She was struck with a devastating illness .


Input:
Context: Yesterday was the first day this year I actually felt like working in the garden . It was a beautiful , sunny day , and Iona and I were having a lovely tea party on blanket outside . It just felt right .
Question: What did they do on the blanket ?

Output: They had tea .


Input:
Context: thurs fri did nt go to school . sat and sun weekends . saw a doc on thurs , he said i had gastritis viral ( again ) . since i ' ve gotten it before , i thought no big deal .
Question: What may happen after their diagnosis ?

Output: They will get a doctor 's note for school .


Input:
Context: I flicked one that was balancing around the rim of my pop bottle , thinking I would ping it away but only succeeded in flipping it into the bottle where it whizzed around in circles and bombed up and down madly until it found the exit . Phoebe thought it was hilarious . Our table outside was rather on a slope which caused the bottles and plates to creep east , annoyingly , but it was far nicer sitting out in the sun than indoors . After lunch , bookcase construction !.
Question: Why were they out to lunch ?

Output: It was a nice day and they wanted to eat outside.


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 is " the " look ?

Output: It is a look that means I like you .


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 is " the " look ?

Output: It means he / she is interested in me .


Input:
Context: I recently learned of the plan to tear down what 's left of my Grandfather 's barn . It 's a sad thing for me , not only because I believe it 's beautiful as is , but also because it holds so many memories for me . My brothers and sisters , of which I have 6 , and I used to play there as children .
Question: Why does the narrator feel sad that the barn will be demolished ?

Output: Because they associate the barn with childhood memories .


Input:
Context: I have very rarely come across other hosting companie 's profiles . This was primarily because I did not want to compare my company with any others . I never cared how they worked or did anything at all . This helped me in running my company as I liked .
Question: Why may be one reason I stayed away from looking at other companies ?

Output: I did n't want to be influenced by anything they did .


Input:
Context: Instead , I 'll extend the header challenge . ( By the way , I had the date wrong . It should have read Saturday the 27th , and I had it as the 24th . ).
Question: How would one describe the narrator based off the date they had ?

Output: The narrator is lackadaisical .


Input:
Context: Instead , I 'll extend the header challenge . ( By the way , I had the date wrong . It should have read Saturday the 27th , and I had it as the 24th . ).
Question: How would one describe the narrator based off the date they had ?

Output: The narrator is unorganized .


Input:
Context: It 's a scam , pure and simple . ABN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Consider me to be in a state of shock . For nearly half a decade Diebold has always responded in the identical way to every single report of a problem or security vulnerability with its e - voting machines : attacking those who pointed out the problem and claiming it really was n't a problem at all . This has happened time and time again that I ' m not even sure how to react when the company ( renamed Premier to get away from the Diebold name stigma ) has finally admitted that its machines have a flaw that drops votes .
Question: What will likely happen if the vulnerability continues ?

Output: They will respond in the same manner.


Input:
Context: Thanks all , I had a fantastic birthday . And it 's official - I pretty much have the best friends ever . Everyone was really sweet with their birthday wishes and I even got some surprise visits during the day . Went out in the evening to Two Small Rooms . Had n't been there in years , but it was awesome .
Question: What may be the reason for them having a fantastic birthday ?

Output: Their friends had came out to celebrate .


Input:
Context: Thanks all , I had a fantastic birthday . And it 's official - I pretty much have the best friends ever . Everyone was really sweet with their birthday wishes and I even got some surprise visits during the day . Went out in the evening to Two Small Rooms . Had n't been there in years , but it was awesome .
Question: What may be the reason for them having a fantastic birthday ?

Output: They had fun with their friends .


Input:
Context: She was driving me crazy for the last 3 hours or so . On the drive up I got a call from my sister telling me my car was not where I left it . Yep , my car got stolen . ick So I called my insurance and the police from the road and hoped for the best .
Question: How could I have been driving if my car was not where I left it ?

Output: I might have more than one car , and the one that got stolen is not the one I 'm driving .


Input:
Context: Inconsiderate prick . We went to Gamestop so Crisco could cancel his reserve so he could see the look on a Gamestop employee 's face when that happens . Justin was working so he also reserved Fable II . Crisco admitted that he thought Justin was really hot .
Question: Why did they want to cancel the preorder ?

Output: To get the satisfaction of a worker reaction.


Input:
Context: The other night I stayed up until six in the morning talking to a friend of mine . o.o It was really intense . The funny thing was that I did n't even get tired until about five , and it took us half an hour to hang up .
Question: What may have happened after they got off of the phone ?

Output: They may have gone to sleep .


Input:
Context: I turned down every date , never answered calls from new guys and generally was content to hang around someone in a " relationship " that was fated to end , eventually leaving me in the same boat as I was six months before . So here I am . I ' ve decided finally that I needed to make a change .
Question: What is the type of boat I will be in ?

Output: I mean not having someone in my life to plan a pleasant and   long term situation .


Input:
Context: One of them is my first ever bred egg . I have been stealth - clicking on and off all day . Will continue to do so . Thanks for all the help !.
Question: In what context is this event occurring ?

Output: Video game.


Input:
Context: It was n't getting any power , which makes sense . So yeah , I got it back on 2/26 ..... I think . I turned on my cell after a night on the charger and I had a voicemail , I thought it was from my mom or somebody other than my mechanic . It WAS my mechanic , telling me that " Samantha is ready to come home . ".
Question: What may happen after turning on my cell after being on the charger ?

Output: I will get an important message concerning my car .


Input:
Context: So now I ' m sympathetic to the trials that " theatre folk " must endure to launch and put on their shows . It 's not just learning your lines and putting up the set ... you really have to work your tail off to get people into the show . That said , I Heart Beijing will open this weekend , which means that the promoters are out in force . In the past two weeks alone , my attempt at a Coca - Cola induced , non - alcoholic stupor at the local bars has repeatedly been interrupted by the " adver - stickering " of my clothes ( and forehead ) .
Question: Is it easy to do theatre ?

Output: It 's harder than it looks .


Input:
Context: So now I ' m sympathetic to the trials that " theatre folk " must endure to launch and put on their shows . It 's not just learning your lines and putting up the set ... you really have to work your tail off to get people into the show . That said , I Heart Beijing will open this weekend , which means that the promoters are out in force . In the past two weeks alone , my attempt at a Coca - Cola induced , non - alcoholic stupor at the local bars has repeatedly been interrupted by the " adver - stickering " of my clothes ( and forehead ) .
Question: Is it easy to do theatre ?

Output: It takes a lot of hard work .


Input:
Context: But I do remember telling him that I really liked him , and I remember that I do n't remember hearing him saying anything like that back . So that was last Saturday night , and I did n't hear from him by Tuesday . I mean , while we were in bed he said he 'd be busy this week with rush , but " busy " is an excuse , not a reason . If he was really into me he 'd text or call saying that he was busy , but thinking about me .
Question: What will happen next between the subject and narrator ?

Output: They will have a conversation about the future .


Input:
Context: I said my goodbyes in the office a few minutes later . In the car I checked my voicemail . It was the temp agency telling me how much they loved me at the company and I ' ve been hired for the job . They did n't waste any time .
Question: What may be the reason for them leaving their office ?

Output: They had did well at another job interview .


Input:
Context: I said my goodbyes in the office a few minutes later . In the car I checked my voicemail . It was the temp agency telling me how much they loved me at the company and I ' ve been hired for the job . They did n't waste any time .
Question: What may be the reason for them leaving their office ?

Output: They wanted to take on a different job opportunity .


Input:
Context: This is the seventh pregnancy out of my friends ( yeah , my friends get knocked up a lot ) , and the first time this offer has been made to me , and I ... wow . I am now that much more excited . In a few weeks , when both of us actually have some time to breathe ( being an adult freaking SUCKS , what with actually having a full schedule ! ) , we 're finally going to really hang out for a while , for the first time in over a year .
Question: What may be the reason that the offer was made to them ?

Output: They have n't had time together because of the families they have now .


Input:
Context: They were nothing but helpful and polite , such a nice surprise . I ' m going back today to place product and do finishing touches . I 'll be back next week - hopefully with stories ! Have a great weekend !.
Question: What might have I not been expecting from them ?

Output: I was not expecting to treated politely .


Input:
Context: I am not a runner . Never have been . But I started running a few years ago to impress a guy I had just started dating . That guy is now my husband , and seems to be sufficiently impressed with me , but I still like to run every once in a while anyway , just to prove to myself that I can .
Question: Why is the narrator putting in so many miles ?

Output: They are doing it for a crush .


Input:
Context: I am not a runner . Never have been . But I started running a few years ago to impress a guy I had just started dating . That guy is now my husband , and seems to be sufficiently impressed with me , but I still like to run every once in a while anyway , just to prove to myself that I can .
Question: Why is the narrator putting in so many miles ?

Output: They are trying to impress a crush .


Input:
Context: This morning when I woke up the sky was darker than normal , and as I was getting ready for school , the rain started . In no time at all , it was pouring , and I had to make a decision ... how was I going to get to school . Today was the first day of morning rain since school started .
Question: What might happen if it rains before you go to school ?

Output: I would n't know how to get to my destination .


Input:
Context: It appears they ' ve only been around for five months or so , and they definitely do n't attract the same number of contests or designers ... yet . The founders handled all of our support tickets . While they 're also a small team - of about six - they have received a round of funding and it shows . Everything seems very professional .
Question: Why is the narrator impressed with the new operation ?

Output: They are well equipped to handle events .


Input:
Context: i joined my first band and we gained some vestige of success , albeit local success . musically i grew an immense amount . as a musician i ' m so much more learned , more experienced and open than i was at 18 . being a music minor exposed me to a whole new world of sonic possibilities , which is always nice.not having any obligations at this point feels so liberating . i ' m just going to get a job and buy a new guitar .
Question: What type of music may I play ?

Output: Rock.


Input:
Context: After about a half mile I started actively trying to hitch - hike while continuing to walk / jog down the road 15 minutes and 20 cars later , I finally got lucky . A Polish couple on their way to Derry stopped and welcomed me in . They took me as far as Coleraine , and were even kind enough to drive me into the town centre .
Question: Why did the writer try to hitch - hike ?

Output: Because they needed to travel somewhere far but had no other transportation .


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

Output: Taking photos with different focal lengths.


Input:
Context: A two - year college ! how awesome is that ? ) And it 's very popular , so they ' ve been wanting to add a planetarium for the furthering of science edumacation thereof . * hearty applause * And as a part of their campaign for this , they got Charlie Duke , 10th man to walk on the moon , to visit our li'l campus .
Question: Why is the narrator excited to go to this college ?

Output: The college will graduate him quicker than he expected .


Input:
Context: " s so I re - re - re - reminded myself to stick to the basics . House instead of apartment , replacing my 120 K - mile car . I put " travel to a foreign country ( outside of Canada ) " on my sheet , but did n't want to mention that . My number was called .
Question: What might be true about my finances prior to this ?

Output: i might have gotten a better paying job .


Input:
Context: Last saturday we got together at Ryan 's little pond in Salem and had a great time . Rachelle did n't make it because she could n't get around very well on her toe , but then we drove up to her house the next day and saw her and Matt and Nate at their house . I think she was happy to see us , it had been a very long time since we had seen them -- since Zach was a new born . I hope you had a great birthday , I got your email about going to DC for some sites .
Question: Why could n't Rachelle get around very well on her toe ?

Output: Rachelle had broken her toe .


Input:
Context: Last saturday we got together at Ryan 's little pond in Salem and had a great time . Rachelle did n't make it because she could n't get around very well on her toe , but then we drove up to her house the next day and saw her and Matt and Nate at their house . I think she was happy to see us , it had been a very long time since we had seen them -- since Zach was a new born . I hope you had a great birthday , I got your email about going to DC for some sites .
Question: Why could n't Rachelle get around very well on her toe ?

Output: Rachelle had injured her toe .


Input:
Context: I ' m excited for tomorrow . I really do nt have anything else to blog about . Tim ended up coming over on Wednesday night . We went to Target ( my second trip that day , haha ) and got ice cream . Watched Runway , and discussed politics .
Question: What happned after Tim came over on Wednesday night ?

Output: They went to Target , got ice cream then watched TV and discussed politics .


Input:
Context: Today was good , I rearranged my schedule to include another class . My favorite history professor is teaching it . I mentioned today about my new concert band and he was very excited ! I told him he would have to guest conduct a march .
Question: Was there room for a new class ?

Output: There was enough room for one more class .


Input:
Context: Last year I had major surgery to remove a large tumor . After a short time , I went back to work and was unable to do the work . So , with a mutual agreement I left the job ; that was December 2007 . Now , for the past 8 months I have been unemployed .
Question: What may happen during their unemployment ?

Output: They will continue to recover from brain surgery .


Input:
Context: Last year I had major surgery to remove a large tumor . After a short time , I went back to work and was unable to do the work . So , with a mutual agreement I left the job ; that was December 2007 . Now , for the past 8 months I have been unemployed .
Question: What may happen during their unemployment ?

Output: They will continue to search for work .


Input:
Context: The last two years , Derrick Burgess has been the Raiders ' most productive defensive lineman . But with a lingering calf injury that began nearly a month ago , the Pro Bowl end is lucky just to get on the practice field . He 's not the only Oakland defensive lineman hurting , either .
Question: Why has the Raiders defensive line not been firing on all cylinders ?

Output: They have a star injured .


Input:
Context: The last two years , Derrick Burgess has been the Raiders ' most productive defensive lineman . But with a lingering calf injury that began nearly a month ago , the Pro Bowl end is lucky just to get on the practice field . He 's not the only Oakland defensive lineman hurting , either .
Question: Why has the Raiders defensive line not been firing on all cylinders ?

Output: They have an injured player .


Input:
Context: One of my friends advised me to think about all the things I did nt like about C. Well , that 's pretty easy to do . I can list them . And to be fair , I will list the things I did like about him . As a matter of fact , out of boredom , I will do this comparison for a few of my past affairs . C : What I did n't like about him : mean streak ; penis was n't big enough ( LOL !.
Question: What can we infer about the person making the person making the list ?

Output: They are a size queen .


Input:
Context: For your reference , I ' m 25 , indian IT dude , but I try to dress fairly decently when i go out . This coming month , I will be taking acrylic painting class ( all members are over 18 ) and I expect there to be a few women there , so I want to look decent and practical . Any recommendations ? For your reference , here is a half purposely blurred pic , the white dots on my pants are actually due to heavy smudges on the mirror .
Question: Why do I dress the way that I do ?

Output: I want to dress properly in order to impress the few women in my life .


Input:
Context: Another Nurse can in to look at me , took one look at my rash and said OMG and ran out of the room . At that point I started crying , regretted coming to the hospital alone and started wheezing again . Then the doctor came in , her eyes were all bugged out .
Question: What will I do after the doctor examines me ?

Output: I will undergo serious surgery .


Input:
Context: Jared was not at all unhappy about being given some positive attention , and focused almost completely on Sashimi after that . ( Jessie was ignoring him because she 's not in heat , and Dahlia was still confused . Dahlia is new at this . ).
Question: What relationship does the narrator have with Jesse ?

Output: The narrator loves Jessie because Jesse is their pet .


Input:
Context: Well , I made it safely to London and everything actually went pretty smoothly . I flew Virgin Atlantic Airlines and it was great ! The entertainment thing had over 50 movies you could choose from , and even a ton of TV shows that I like , including Torchwood , Flight of the Conchords , Entourage , and about a million others .
Question: How may the person feel about Virgin Atlantic ?

Output: Very positive.


Input:
Context: I picked up one of those ' dividers ' that they keep by the cash register and placed it between our things so they would n't get mixed . After the girl had scanned all of my items , she picked up the ' divider ' , looking it all over for the bar code so she could scan it . Not finding the bar code she said to me , ' Do you know how much this is ? '.
Question: Why was there no barcode on the dividers ?

Output: The employees had overlooked the item .


Input:
Context: And I kept thinking that her studies in psychology should be helping her to leave this religious group . With the Christmas season over - Ben and Pam began talking about getting married right away . They did n't let us know the date of their wedding .
Question: What probably happened after this story ?

Output: Ben and Pam got married.


Input:
Context: So let me tell you the story I have this friend who is a girl . I have to see her everyday , else my mood is totally off . Every time she is near me , i like it . When she is resting on my shoulder , it 's weird but great .
Question: What will happen with them next ?

Output: They will go on a date .


Input:
Context: During the break , Craig was still chatting with Julie , while Chunky B was trying to get the audience to clap along with some pretty sorry music . This is how we know Craig is really paying attention to what is going on with the studio audience because when they came back from break , he said something to the camera about the audience half heartedly , disinterestedly clapping along and that he had to get up and do the " yes " dance . Then came the interview with Eddie Izzard , who before he came out Craig said that he was one of his favorite comedians , the other being Chris Rock .
Question: How may Craig be feeling after he left ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: Apparently he 's home from the rehabilitation center and grumping around the house with his usual vigor . Did you know that ? I did n't . I stopped on the way home to visit Grandma and he came out from the kitchen . That 's how I found out . Everyone seemed in good spirits .
Question: Why was he grumping around the house with his usual vigor ?

Output: he recovered fast and well from since his time in the rehabilitation center.


Input:
Context: And dreadfully so . It was a place she 'd been to countless times in her dreams . The golden chamber , and ... of course . The faceless magician , the dark shadow of evil that plagued her dreams so very often , every night in fact until the day she 'd finally conquered the darkness and saved the man she loved from death and despair . But why ... why was she here again?Ying Fa did n't understand .
Question: What scares the subject in their dreams ?

Output: It 's an evil magician .


Input:
Context: Gosh , we must ' ve tired like 4 different stores before I settled for a long - sleeve striped shirt . There are just no good sweaters out there anymore . All the stores are bringin ' out their spring stuff already or something . Whenever I buy clothes , I like to compliment with accessories , so she showed me this store called Do it ! which I had n't noticed before , I guess , cos OMG , it had really pretty stuff for low prices .
Question: Why did the narrator visit so many stores ?

Output: They were looking for the right shirt .


Input:
Context: the weather was just perfect . it made me think that even though .. so much shit has affected me this month , we have to live for the little things that make us happy . and when things go wrong , there are people there fore us that will walk us through each step . even if we feel like we 're alone .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

Output: To reflect on my past .


Input:
Context: I have sustained many injuries from the outside world . My house is n't much safer . I run into walls , i trip over toys . I once tripped over one of Brady 's toys and slammed into the doors that hide my washer and dryer .
Question: What will happen to the narrator and this house ?

Output: The narrator will seek to make the house more child friendly .


Input:
Context: I have sustained many injuries from the outside world . My house is n't much safer . I run into walls , i trip over toys . I once tripped over one of Brady 's toys and slammed into the doors that hide my washer and dryer .
Question: What will happen to the narrator and this house ?

Output: The narrator will seek to make the house more safe .


Input:
Context: I wondered for a bit if we were going to make it to Otttawa . In fact , I was n't sure we were going to make it out of the city . We were about twenty minutes late starting out ( nothing unusual there ) and everything was fine until we turned on to the 401 to go east . Nothing but a sea of parked cars , appearing not to be going anywhere .
Question: What country is the person presently located in ?

Output: They are in a province of Canada .


Input:
Context: I do n't feel overwhelmed yet , but I have n't slept too well the last couple of nights . Hopefully the stress will subside as I go more regularly . I knew when I took my apartment that by walking to class I was agreeing to walk in the rain , cold , and dark . Today was the first rainy day .
Question: What may I need to buy at the store after today ?

Output: An umbrella.


Input:
Context: She had her first field practice with her new team last night . It looks like they are going to do really well . The coach knows his stuff . Yesterday was the single most craziest busiest day of the entire summer , and I was in mellow contentment .
Question: What is the narrator 's general outlook at the moment ?

Output: Happy.


Input:
Context: She had her first field practice with her new team last night . It looks like they are going to do really well . The coach knows his stuff . Yesterday was the single most craziest busiest day of the entire summer , and I was in mellow contentment .
Question: What is the narrator 's general outlook at the moment ?

Output: Optimistic.


Input:
Context: " I bet it is . Listen , I just wanted to say I ' m sorry if I startled you earlier with - well with whatever went on out there . " " It 's fine . I ' m fine . I hope you 're feeling better . " I added .
Question: What was the reason for the apology ?

Output: I startled you earlier .


Input:
Context: They are afraid of us ... Together , in life and in death , we are unstoppable . I stop suddenly , pulling her to me and baring my fangs . Normally , I refrain from drinking from her , but right now I have to have her .
Question: What type of creature is this ?

Output: A vampire.


Input:
Context: British celebrity plastic surgery addict , Leslie Ash , has received what ever plastic surgery addict like herself dreams of - an endless stream of cash . Leslie caught an infection while being treated for a fall in a hospital , sued the health system ( called NHS in Great Britain ) , and received the largest malpractice settlement ever , $ 10 million dollars ( approximately $ 5 million British pounds ) . In 2003 , Leslie had lip implants which went terribly wrong . She was allergic to them and they swelled , making her lips look cartoonish .
Question: Why would Leslie Ash be bequeathed so much money ?

Output: Leslie 's face was disfigured .


Input:
Context: British celebrity plastic surgery addict , Leslie Ash , has received what ever plastic surgery addict like herself dreams of - an endless stream of cash . Leslie caught an infection while being treated for a fall in a hospital , sued the health system ( called NHS in Great Britain ) , and received the largest malpractice settlement ever , $ 10 million dollars ( approximately $ 5 million British pounds ) . In 2003 , Leslie had lip implants which went terribly wrong . She was allergic to them and they swelled , making her lips look cartoonish .
Question: Why would Leslie Ash be bequeathed so much money ?

Output: Leslie experienced suffering .


Input:
Context: Parsons has has this free public life drawing session ever since I was in high school , and probably long before that . Back then , that building was rather obscure , with undecorated concrete entrance , rather dim lights , and an unsmiling security guard . The elevator is equally unflattering , around in a dead end corner in the back , with even dimmer lighting , and we take its quivering trip up to the 11th floor .
Question: Why would Parsons be hosting such an event ?

Output: Parsons is known for being artistic in nature .


Input:
Context: By Susan TassoneSt . Margaret of Cortona was a great sinner in her youth . She lost her mother when quite young , and so was mostly left to herself . Her beauty and lively temperament soon led her into a sinful life which lasted for a considerable time .
Question: What type of events did the character do in the story ?

Output: The character had parties .


Input:
Context: So , I had a fun walk home from Uni : I like jumping in puddles ! = DYes , I did say coming home from Uni . Yes , I did jump in puddles . I ' m gon na be a great mum . Anyway , turns out the entirety of Adelaide ?.
Question: Why is the narrator walking home ?

Output: Class has just fishined .


Input:
Context: So , I had a fun walk home from Uni : I like jumping in puddles ! = DYes , I did say coming home from Uni . Yes , I did jump in puddles . I ' m gon na be a great mum . Anyway , turns out the entirety of Adelaide ?.
Question: Why is the narrator walking home ?

Output: Classes had just been let out .


Input:
Context: Not to mention the brutal humidity of the Mexican heat would have just made all his effort for nothing anyway . He crouched down and checked the cabinets under the sink for something to use . Hands grasped around , knocking over various products as he reached further and further back . He peered into the darkness trying to see something that could assist him . Then he saw it .
Question: Why is the narrator searching for something like he is ?

Output: He needs to fix something .


Input:
Context: The Harpers Creek ran in front of it and right there was a pool about 4 feet deep . I was quite a bit ahead of dad , so after some deliberating , I stripped down and got in . Talk about cold !.
Question: What may be the reason for the water being so cold ?

Output: It has n't warmed up from the cooler weather yet .


Input:
Context: we wait for the state to come by and vacate them from the land . They claim they own it but they do not . they just decided to start using it .
Question: What do you know about " them " ?

Output: They are on land that does not belong to them .


Input:
Context: we wait for the state to come by and vacate them from the land . They claim they own it but they do not . they just decided to start using it .
Question: What do you know about " them " ?

Output: They think it is their land .


Input:
Context: Yep , it 's time for school . I had my traditional pre - class dream last night . Dreamed that I had made my first class of the day , but had gotten busy after that and completely missed my second class .
Question: Why would the narrator be dreaming about school so much ?

Output: They have school anxiety .


Input:
Context: Last night , on the highway going home , I fell from my motorcycle . Flat on the pavement . The road was wet and slippery and that portion on the entry point at Nasipit going to Talamban was flooding , which was probably one reason the vehicles on this stretch of the road did not seem to be moving , and I too was wet because I had been traveling three hours under the rain . It had been raining hard the whole morning yesterday .
Question: Why is the narrator bleeding so heavily ?

Output: They got into a bike accident .


Input:
Context: Last night , on the highway going home , I fell from my motorcycle . Flat on the pavement . The road was wet and slippery and that portion on the entry point at Nasipit going to Talamban was flooding , which was probably one reason the vehicles on this stretch of the road did not seem to be moving , and I too was wet because I had been traveling three hours under the rain . It had been raining hard the whole morning yesterday .
Question: Why is the narrator bleeding so heavily ?

Output: They got into a motorcycle scrape .


Input:
Context: So I started my coaching course today . I opted for paper materials rather than PDFs so I can spend some quality time away from my laptop . I sat at the dining room table in the box bay window in my bedroom , with a hot water bottle on my knee to keep me warm .
Question: Why does the narrator spend so much time with paper products ?

Output: They are studying for something .


Input:
Context: He often did though often he seemed to mock himself something Sansa could not understand . " Not in the slightest , " she said for once entirely honest . And she felt shamed that Tyrion had thought she might still be so deluded that she would want Joff . Not that she had given him reason to think otherwise .
Question: What does Sansa want ?

Output: Sansa wants to be with Tyrion.


Input:
Context: He often did though often he seemed to mock himself something Sansa could not understand . " Not in the slightest , " she said for once entirely honest . And she felt shamed that Tyrion had thought she might still be so deluded that she would want Joff . Not that she had given him reason to think otherwise .
Question: What does Sansa want ?

Output: Sansa wants to date Tyrion.


Input:
Context: I ran across this as a pre - order item listing on Hobby Link Japan several weeks before Otakon 2008 and was instantaneously smitten . Although I am rather new to models and figurines , I HAD to have this one ; there 's just something among the tail end of a barrage of merchandise . But to my great dismay they sold out loooong before they were ever available for normal ( non - preorder ) purchase . As expected , I received an e - mail from Hobby Link stating , essentially , " Sorry dude , but you 're S.O.L.
Question: What does the speaker intend to do with the item ?

Output: She intends to create something using the figurine .


Input:
Context: I ran across this as a pre - order item listing on Hobby Link Japan several weeks before Otakon 2008 and was instantaneously smitten . Although I am rather new to models and figurines , I HAD to have this one ; there 's just something among the tail end of a barrage of merchandise . But to my great dismay they sold out loooong before they were ever available for normal ( non - preorder ) purchase . As expected , I received an e - mail from Hobby Link stating , essentially , " Sorry dude , but you 're S.O.L.
Question: What does the speaker intend to do with the item ?

Output: She intends to paint the figurine .


Input:
Context: I 'd meet my friends at the same place for lunch every day and one day she was with them . She just kind of appeared , and no one bothered to introduce us so it was over a week before I learned her name . She had a crazy sense of humour , and because she had foreign parents her stories always seemed more interesting than ours . In high school we 'd leaf through Vogue , Elle and GQ with the metro guys and commiserate about our IB assignments .
Question: What may not happen if I did n't eat lunch at the same place ?

Output: I may miss out of learning from family with different background .


Input:
Context: I 'd meet my friends at the same place for lunch every day and one day she was with them . She just kind of appeared , and no one bothered to introduce us so it was over a week before I learned her name . She had a crazy sense of humour , and because she had foreign parents her stories always seemed more interesting than ours . In high school we 'd leaf through Vogue , Elle and GQ with the metro guys and commiserate about our IB assignments .
Question: What may not happen if I did n't eat lunch at the same place ?

Output: I may not hear stories about another culture from her .


Input:
Context: I ' ve been on call twice and each time , someone has died . Last night we had 3.5 gunshot victims ( 0.5 because we 're not convinced this one guy actually got shot ) not to mention a bunch of other people . One patient brought back some thoughts / memories of what could have happened to a family member and made me thankful that the person on the table , as horrible as the circumstances were , was some random person rather than someone I loved .
Question: What happened to the speaker before this event ?

Output: lost a family member to gun violence.


Input:
Context: With all the rain that we had this spring and early summer all the crops around here have done great . It 's beautiful driving in the country and looking at all the lusciously green fields of beans , corn , etc . Tonight I picked up Dana from a swimming party and was dropping off her friend and passing by all these lovely fields of corn . Brooke was in the car and pointed out the window and said " Oh my ! That grass is tall ! ".
Question: What is captivating the audience in the car ?

Output: How big the corn is .


Input:
Context: With all the rain that we had this spring and early summer all the crops around here have done great . It 's beautiful driving in the country and looking at all the lusciously green fields of beans , corn , etc . Tonight I picked up Dana from a swimming party and was dropping off her friend and passing by all these lovely fields of corn . Brooke was in the car and pointed out the window and said " Oh my ! That grass is tall ! ".
Question: What is captivating the audience in the car ?

Output: The lushness of the corn .


Input:
Context: It felt creepy . Actually it felt sort of a like a carnival gypsy tent or something . I half expected Cynthia to go into a Whoopee Goldberg Ghost type of trance .
Question: What were we doing in a creepy tent ?

Output: We might be getting card reading for Halloween .


Input:
Context: Hello scrapland ! Today , I have the mesh alpha for wild child for you , but first I wanted to show you a LO from Tiffany - I sent her the kit a bit early so she could feature it on her blog . Be sure to check out her blog - she is new to the blogging world , so give her some support!It 's almost Friday ( for which I am very grateful ) . Friday means add - on kit from Sara - I 'll show you a preview tomorrow , but usually it 's on her blog before I get around to blogging - you 're going to love it !.
Question: What may be the reason for posting this ?

Output: To recommend a new blog.


Input:
Context: Creating iconic series including the likes of " Hill Street Blues " and " L.A. Law " has made Steven Bochco a television - industry legend , but he is n't one for resting on his achievements . The writer - producer is all set to launch his first Internet programming effort , " Cafe Confidential , " in collaboration with video site Metacafe .
Question: What may be the reason for the post ?

Output: To discuss tv shows.


Input:
Context: It is n't just getting the gray colored that makes me feel good . It is the experience of sitting in the beauty shop and being pampered . Today was a bit rough though because my hairdresser 's son wrecked his car . She was dealing with the insurance company while doing my hair .
Question: Why does the speaker like going to the hair salon ?

Output: Because they get pampered .


Input:
Context: I ' m not of the all too common present belief in disposable consumerism : of buying as cheaply as possible and that when the item is no longer of use , I 'll throw it away and aquire a new one . Properly and sturdily made bakeware , stoneware and cast iron , in particular , will last indefinitely , benefiting from the time and care it takes to season it ( as will anyone willing and thoughtful enough to take that time ) . This makes a lovely moist loaf ( I halved the recipe ) . It browns significantly and has a lovely flavour enhanced with a good smear of butter .
Question: What would be a top hobby of the narrator ?

Output: They seem to like baking .


Input:
Context: I ' m not of the all too common present belief in disposable consumerism : of buying as cheaply as possible and that when the item is no longer of use , I 'll throw it away and aquire a new one . Properly and sturdily made bakeware , stoneware and cast iron , in particular , will last indefinitely , benefiting from the time and care it takes to season it ( as will anyone willing and thoughtful enough to take that time ) . This makes a lovely moist loaf ( I halved the recipe ) . It browns significantly and has a lovely flavour enhanced with a good smear of butter .
Question: What would be a top hobby of the narrator ?

Output: They seem to like cooking .


Input:
Context: Dear You , I used to love this job and its people with all my heart and soul . There was a time when I did n't have to sacrifice personal space for work , which made me fall even deeper in love with my job . There was a time when waking up for work was so easy , even when it was five in the morning to make it on time for evac practices .
Question: What may be the reason why they no longer love their job ?

Output: Things have changed for the worse .


Input:
Context: My second thought was for my suit . It was a soft gray wool suit , the first I 'd ever bought and the only one I owned . I had another seminar scheduled in Dayton the next day .
Question: Why is the narrator getting a bit more respect than usual ?

Output: They are dressed very formally .


Input:
Context: My second thought was for my suit . It was a soft gray wool suit , the first I 'd ever bought and the only one I owned . I had another seminar scheduled in Dayton the next day .
Question: Why is the narrator getting a bit more respect than usual ?

Output: They are dressed very nice .


Input:
Context: he s not mad at me at all he just wanted to warn me that other customers might not be that nice after I told them off . " Please Jerry just fire me or something . " , " Look I 'll go find another job and all you have to do is tell them that I was good while I worked for you ! " , Jerry turns and looks at me as if he 's so confused about what I just said .
Question: What may be the reason he told them off ?

Output: They were asking too many silly questions .


Input:
Context: Start your collection with some lovely varieties from Ricky & amp ; Lucy 's ! Most scenteds can only be propagated by cuttings , & amp ; the greenhouse lovingly does this throughout the winter months . We have fruity cultivars like apple & amp ; grapefruit , spicy scents like nutmeg & amp ; cinnamon , refreshers like peppermint or floral scents like old - fashioned rose ! And - they 're discounted 25 % !.
Question: Why is Rick & Lucy 's is offering a 25 % discount ?

Output: I think Rick & Lucy 's is offering a 25 % discount because they need to raise revenue and customers .


Input:
Context: Ick . " Rin held up her hands and made a face . " I 'll be right back . " She swished the stains and stink away in the running stream and scrubbed well with clean sand and under her fingernails until her skin turned pink . Her right hand seemed a little weak , the buzz and tingle increasing rather than going away . On the same side , her neck and the joint of her jaw grew numb .
Question: Why did Rin wash her hands ?

Output: Because they were dirty from a horrid event and stained.


Input:
Context: Ick . " Rin held up her hands and made a face . " I 'll be right back . " She swished the stains and stink away in the running stream and scrubbed well with clean sand and under her fingernails until her skin turned pink . Her right hand seemed a little weak , the buzz and tingle increasing rather than going away . On the same side , her neck and the joint of her jaw grew numb .
Question: Why did Rin wash her hands ?

Output: To get rid of the horrible smell and stains.


Input:
Context: Luck was with them , too , when it came to the landlord . The landlord was kind enough to give them a grace period before beginning to pay any rent so they could properly pool their financial resources into finishing the restaurant . The task of looking for genuine antiques to garnish the restaurant was also some kind of fortune for them .
Question: What may be the reason for needing a grace period for the rent ?

Output: Because starting a business is expensive .


Input:
Context: He also talked to me about disease in certain trees and conservation . Well , he won me over , and 25 trees came down . I ' m not sad ... my garden will grow better . The house will be safer , trees will get bigger and truthfully after the mess is cleaned up , I do n't think I 'll even know their gone .
Question: Why is the narrator 's property suddenly so much more sparse ?

Output: They cut down a mini forest .


Input:
Context: He also talked to me about disease in certain trees and conservation . Well , he won me over , and 25 trees came down . I ' m not sad ... my garden will grow better . The house will be safer , trees will get bigger and truthfully after the mess is cleaned up , I do n't think I 'll even know their gone .
Question: Why is the narrator 's property suddenly so much more sparse ?

Output: They cut down trees .


Input:
Context: It was built exactly half the width , a third the length , and half the height of the original Titanic ( and even shaped like it too ) . It took you all the way from the ship 's conception all the way to when it sank to how they 're trying to recover it now . They had a lot of artifact they ' ve recovered , which were neat .
Question: What historic event is being discussed here ?

Output: The sinking of a famous ship.


Input:
Context: Vid went to a school for the gifted ( along with my daughter ) during 1st and 2nd grade . I had to pull him out the summer before 3rd grade due my family hardship stemming from my daughter 's illness . He really did not want to leave this school . He is a Taurus and hates change but besides that he 'd just gotten used to the place .
Question: Why would Vid be so upset despite being so young ?

Output: Vid has to change schools often .


Input:
Context: Vid went to a school for the gifted ( along with my daughter ) during 1st and 2nd grade . I had to pull him out the summer before 3rd grade due my family hardship stemming from my daughter 's illness . He really did not want to leave this school . He is a Taurus and hates change but besides that he 'd just gotten used to the place .
Question: Why would Vid be so upset despite being so young ?

Output: Vid has to keep experiencing new schools .


Input:
Context: Oh , one more thing - a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Amanda M. ! ! I hope you 're enjoying your night out with friends ! I hope everyone had a great day ! ! Tomorrow is Friday and the beginning of the weekend - Hooray !.
Question: Which of the following is true of Amanda ?

Output: She is one year older .


Input:
Context: When he choked on his medication , he died without anyone trying to save him . The staff members that were involved have since been fired or suspended . Since Sabok died , the hospital has been under intense scrutiny by federal investigators , which have discovered multiple cases of suspected abuse and neglect , including physical violence caught on video . The hospital lost its certification & Medicare funding on September 1st , which is about $ 800,000 a month .
Question: What may be the reason for Sabok 's untimely death ?

Output: Sabok was not given attentive medical care .


Input:
Context: we ended u liking the kitchen aid one , but it might be a little tall so we are going to go and re - measure some stuff . the sales guy was really nice and had a long recite for a tie and even wrote on it like " do u like my tie ? do you want one . ask how ! ".
Question: What led the salesperson to ask the speaker if they liked his tie ?

Output: They are attempting to make a sale and are using a clever tactic.


Input:
Context: we ended u liking the kitchen aid one , but it might be a little tall so we are going to go and re - measure some stuff . the sales guy was really nice and had a long recite for a tie and even wrote on it like " do u like my tie ? do you want one . ask how ! ".
Question: What led the salesperson to ask the speaker if they liked his tie ?

Output: They are trying to sell the tie to the speaker and their group of friends.


Input:
Context: Then , I 'd have two problems . Anyhow , he got sick . I was n't that concerned because Nipper does this every now and again . I do n't know why and neither does my vet ... Late this evening , he had diarrhea in his pen .
Question: Why does the speaker refer to Nipper getting sick as one of two problems ?

Output: She wants him to feel better , and it will also be costly to help him recuperate.


Input:
Context: They have 97 highway miles and 3 passes at the drags . I had them heat cycled at discount tire , so they should last 12000 - 15000 miles . If you look at the thread they still look new .
Question: What subject is the speaker discussing ?

Output: Tires .


Input:
Context: The secondary hotel is a lot further away from the primary hotel than , say , the Anaheim Marriott is from the Anaheim Hilton . And being a casino / resort property , we 'll be sharing it with a lot of non - convention attendees . But it does seem to me that we could be pretty comfortable here , especially for those who end up staying in the Atlantis , who will have the opportunity to stay indoors for the entire five days , if that 's what they want to do .
Question: What may be the reason for people wanting to stay indoors for 5 days ?

Output: Because of the weather .


Input:
Context: The only thing on the wall yet is our Auburn clock that Hannah gave us . I was worried that it would get messed up , so as soon as I found my drill and a screw , it went up . Hopefully tomorrow while Josh is at work I can get some more stuff up . I have to start on the guest room too .
Question: What may happen after they put up the clock ?

Output: They will decorate the rest of their house .


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: What is expected of associates by six weeks ?

Output: All computers lessons are due in six weeks .


Input:
Context: The food was aweful but we enjoyed it so much , after being hungry all day long ! Kriti had the perfect body and I wondered how she 'd eat so much . I would stare at her blankly when she 'd be eating morsel after morsel and I 'd just let her keep going because I always she 'd get fat like me .
Question: Why was she eating morsel after morsel ?

Output: Because she was hungry .


Input:
Context: To which I had to say , " I ' m feeling kinda nauseous and I ca n't let my heart rate go over 140 . " He smiled and said " OK , I wo n't push you . Just know that I expect better from you . ".
Question: How did you feel in the situation with him ?

Output: I feared that my heart was beating too fast .


Input:
Context: Mostly , I had gotten tired of the radio with all of the repetition of songs , and knowing that there was lots and lots of great music out there that was n't getting airplay . I found some good chatrooms on IRC where I could get some compilation / sampler CD 's that had really good Alternative / Rock from bands that I 'd never heard of before . One of those bands has become a new favorite - Motion City Soundtrack - with the song " The future freaks me out " .
Question: What will this new music help with ?

Output: Finding new bands and concerts to attend.


Input:
Context: its really very complicated and i m so amazed at the no . of pple driving so happily on the roads ! really hope to get my license soooon and my final theory is nx week oh my ! oh and today was the start of our new course for farrago , tink it can be considered a gd start and the HIs i m attached too seem real nice :D really hope to help them in some way or other , and now i believe tt we can truly make a difference just by being their friend .
Question: What may I be about to finish ?

Output: School.


Input:
Context: She pulled out a bulky handheld scanner and swung it over the proffered wrist . " We 're horribly glad you 're putting up with us , err , Ms. Hulos .
Question: What was being scanned ?

Output: A hospital bracelet .


Input:
Context: She pulled out a bulky handheld scanner and swung it over the proffered wrist . " We 're horribly glad you 're putting up with us , err , Ms. Hulos .
Question: What was being scanned ?

Output: I.D. for a patient.


Input:
Context: When one looks at the rankings of CF for the first four weeks , you see USC in the # 1 spot . In fact , in weeks 3 and 4 they nearly got all of the # 1 votes . WHY ?.
Question: Why is the narrator down on USC ?

Output: They feel they are not as good as others.


Input:
Context: I really want to go with a 20,30 and 40s type of decor in our room and these really fit in that area . I have threaten to steal them for years and mom was n't going to use them so I grabbed them ! Of course to put up these I had to move some around and I managed to get this wall put together ..... I am not overly happy with it , but it will do until I can figure something else out .
Question: What may be the reason for stealing decor from their parents ?

Output: They have a new place to decorate .


Input:
Context: And keys do n't like her either . Scenario 1:She only had one car - key . In the winter she went to warm up the car and inadvertently locked the door . The car was running .
Question: What happened after she locked the keys in the car ?

Output: She called a friend to help her unlock the car .


Input:
Context: He was really good fun - a lovely , genuine guy who was up for a laugh and open to the learning process . Very nice eyes too . The bizarre thing was that he as distinctly on the chubby side , which is incredibly rare for a French person , and even more so for a guy in his early 30s .
Question: How do I feel about him ?

Output: I think he 's a great person , overall .


Input:
Context: Mars mission is a swindle , the Earth is flat and the Moon is made of cheese . The scientists carefully provided rational and easily understandable evidence , but psyche tends to remain adamant . One is convinced that the Earth is flat as the very Constitution warrants the right to one 's faith . FEUDALISM VS DEMOCRACY Absurdly , it is democracy that affords the right to believe in a lie , thus promoting the devil .
Question: What may be the reason for their criticism ?

Output: They find the beliefs of others to be ridiculous .


Input:
Context: This morning I woke up to go work out and found that the alarm on our stove was going off ... yet again . Our stove is fairly old and does this from time to time . So , I wiggled the alarm as usual and got it to turn off . I went to work out , and came back home about an hour later to the alarm going off again .
Question: What is the reason the alarm keeps going off ?

Output: It is a faulty alarm in the stove that thinks it needs to go off .


Input:
Context: Outfit Details : Red top - Katies ( pinched from mum ) , Black lace ruffled top - Entrace , Skirt - by me , Black wedge shoes - somewhere for $ 20 , I ca n't quite remember . So here it is , the spring skirt that is spawning the matching outfits ( as seen yesterday ) . It started off as another skirt entirely , but it was so so hideous , that I cut it up , made my own pattern and started again . It was almost still too cold for a skirt today , but the sun said otherwise so I braved it and headed out .
Question: Why is the narrator spending so much time on the skirt ?

Output: They are making it for Spring .


Input:
Context: Outfit Details : Red top - Katies ( pinched from mum ) , Black lace ruffled top - Entrace , Skirt - by me , Black wedge shoes - somewhere for $ 20 , I ca n't quite remember . So here it is , the spring skirt that is spawning the matching outfits ( as seen yesterday ) . It started off as another skirt entirely , but it was so so hideous , that I cut it up , made my own pattern and started again . It was almost still too cold for a skirt today , but the sun said otherwise so I braved it and headed out .
Question: Why is the narrator spending so much time on the skirt ?

Output: They are making it for warmer weather seasons .


Input:
Context: It felt very similar to home except instead of having an emphasis on political monuments Boston had more of a historical focus . Darren went on an LDS mission to Boston and had n't been back for longer than a layover between flights so it was fun to go back and see where he stayed and visit the places he remembered . He has been considering applying for jobs in Boston when he finishs his MBA and I ' ve been fighting against that a bit . Change is really scary for me and even though I get bored with the same thing all the time it 's hard to take a leap for something that big .
Question: What type of faith does Darren have ?

Output: Darren is a Mormom .


Input:
Context: The pay is decent and it could be a chance to make new contacts because the place of teaching is at an engineering company . Also , when I got home , Miyoko , a girl I used to go out with , had left a present in my mailbox . She left a new CD / DVD of a favorite Japanese singer of mine . CDs and DVDs are quite expensive here in Japan and this one was like $ 40 .
Question: Why would the narrator be so excited to receive CDs and DVDs ?

Output: They are from a special someone .


Input:
Context: The pay is decent and it could be a chance to make new contacts because the place of teaching is at an engineering company . Also , when I got home , Miyoko , a girl I used to go out with , had left a present in my mailbox . She left a new CD / DVD of a favorite Japanese singer of mine . CDs and DVDs are quite expensive here in Japan and this one was like $ 40 .
Question: Why would the narrator be so excited to receive CDs and DVDs ?

Output: They are rare items .


Input:
Context: One response to safety warning over dog rescues zoloft and twitching claustrophobia xanax medication suicide viagra generic cheap zoloft for pain generic zoloft label . Any new or worsening symptoms such as amitriptyline ( elavil follow the directions on your prescription label o not the absence of a warning for a given drug or bination . Firewall and vpn cheap nexium wellbutrin credit card application cheap elavil generic low price cialis duration of xanax withdrawal medication cocktails suicide xanax . Xanax about detecting ambien in urine valium label use picture xanax withdrawel ambien sleepwalk heroin and xanax suicide xanax for dogs order xanax online without a prescription elavil .
Question: What are the side effects of certain medications ?

Output: Sleepwalking , suicidal thoguht and pain .


Input:
Context: One response to safety warning over dog rescues zoloft and twitching claustrophobia xanax medication suicide viagra generic cheap zoloft for pain generic zoloft label . Any new or worsening symptoms such as amitriptyline ( elavil follow the directions on your prescription label o not the absence of a warning for a given drug or bination . Firewall and vpn cheap nexium wellbutrin credit card application cheap elavil generic low price cialis duration of xanax withdrawal medication cocktails suicide xanax . Xanax about detecting ambien in urine valium label use picture xanax withdrawel ambien sleepwalk heroin and xanax suicide xanax for dogs order xanax online without a prescription elavil .
Question: What are the side effects of certain medications ?

Output: Some effects might be twitching and claustrophobia .


Input:
Context: At one time I had two cats who would hiss and spit and tear about when the other came near . It was quite an impressive show of conflict . When I moved into a small house the situation became even more unpleasant . I was awoken in the night by furious , exploding encounters .
Question: What might I do after the cats fight ?

Output: I might get rid of one of the cats since they are fighting.


Input:
Context: He probably would have made a great forger . Mark was a pot - head from Fulton , I think . He drove some sort of muscle car at ' Cuse , and two wheels came completely off on campus once . I mean they snapped right off the axles .
Question: What may be true about Mark ?

Output: He went to college .


Input:
Context: It was sunny , and though I wore sunscreen , I still got sunburned , but oh well . It was nice , since the water was clear , but deep enough to swim in some places . The cliffs along the river down there are very pretty too . There were a lot of little fish and tadpoles .
Question: What may not happen after I leave the place ?

Output: I may not forget about it quickly .


Input:
Context: And I got a sick shirt , and Chris found the The Number Twelve Looks Like You 7 inch that they had exclusively at Hot Topic . So we both picked that up . And then Janelle came into the picture and was there too . I was extremely happy to see her , because I never really get to see her that much .
Question: What is the reason my shirt was sick ?

Output: I loved the way it looked .


Input:
Context: And I got a sick shirt , and Chris found the The Number Twelve Looks Like You 7 inch that they had exclusively at Hot Topic . So we both picked that up . And then Janelle came into the picture and was there too . I was extremely happy to see her , because I never really get to see her that much .
Question: What is the reason my shirt was sick ?

Output: It looked great .


Input:
Context: Okay , I think I have gotten through today without killing anyone , and I DESERVE A GOOD DAY TOMORROW . Please ? ? ? ? The little disasters today built up ... my phone was " lost " ( it turned out to be tucked into Beloved bag , which I assume was Babe 's attempt at being helpful ) .
Question: Why is the speaker mentioning that they have made it through the day without killing anyone ?

Output: They are referring to the fact that they kept their composer when they were aggrivated.


Input:
Context: Okay , I think I have gotten through today without killing anyone , and I DESERVE A GOOD DAY TOMORROW . Please ? ? ? ? The little disasters today built up ... my phone was " lost " ( it turned out to be tucked into Beloved bag , which I assume was Babe 's attempt at being helpful ) .
Question: Why is the speaker mentioning that they have made it through the day without killing anyone ?

Output: They are speaking figuratively and they mean they were annoyed with others.


Input:
Context: When I cleaned it before leaving I was cleaning messes that were n't ours . WE did n't bring cereal , yet I was sweeping up bits in the living room . And that fake cheese smashed under Bianca 's bed ?.
Question: Why is there cheese in Bianca 's bed ?

Output: There was a prank .


Input:
Context: second class i went off course in the jump off cause apparently i need my eye sight check but it was a really freakin awesome course . third course was awesome . we were just like half a second slower than the other dude . so we got two seconds .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited about school ?

Output: They love the classes they have thus far .


Input:
Context: second class i went off course in the jump off cause apparently i need my eye sight check but it was a really freakin awesome course . third course was awesome . we were just like half a second slower than the other dude . so we got two seconds .
Question: Why is the narrator so excited about school ?

Output: They love their classes .


Input:
Context: Today she went in for her bishop 's interview and she told me that the bishop just talked and did n't really have her say anything . I ' m not quite sure what she was expecting .
Question: What may have she been expecting in her interview ?

Output: She may have been expecting to speak about her qualifications .


Input:
Context: About 12noon we started to lift up towards the south . Soon thereafter the entertainment programming started . Headphones were at charge for 2 dollars . I did had my own ( better :p ) headphones .
Question: Why did I have my own headphones ?

Output: I knew the airline charges money for their headphones .


Input:
Context: Anyhow , the last few days I thought I was getting sick - I felt so draggy and tired and blah and had no appetite . I was even a little nauseous and dizzy . But I stayed home Thursday , and after a few hours of sleeping in I felt perfectly healthy .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Refreshed.


Input:
Context: I got a busy day today , I have to harvest some vegetables from my garden , clean the house and iron clothes that I did n't do it for a while because I got so busy with my blogging world so I really have a bunch of them . So today I am not too focus chasing opps I just refresh it everytime I remember but tonight while I was Ironing the clothes once in a while I refresh ppp too : ) when I got done and pick all the clothes I iron I tried looking on ppp quick and I saw a white opps gotcha ! Thank you God and Payperpost for such wonderful opportunity you give me today .
Question: Why am I harvesting all the vegetables ?

Output: because the vegetables are already ripe.


Input:
Context: Ai n't no my business , I said . Yeah , but he 's yours , he said purposefully . When we got ino the car , we started talking about other things that was n't in anyway related to you . But I want to talk about music to someone , anyone , and how music is really you . And when I hear the drums come on , crashing down as tempo beats , it all comes back to me .
Question: What is the narrator 's favorite topic of conversation ?

Output: They love talking about bands .


Input:
Context: Ai n't no my business , I said . Yeah , but he 's yours , he said purposefully . When we got ino the car , we started talking about other things that was n't in anyway related to you . But I want to talk about music to someone , anyone , and how music is really you . And when I hear the drums come on , crashing down as tempo beats , it all comes back to me .
Question: What is the narrator 's favorite topic of conversation ?

Output: They love talking instruments .


Input:
Context: I do n't want the Children to have to stand there the whole time . " ~The rattling of the train matched the frantic pata - pata - pata of Eight 's heart and the pulse he could feel through Twelve 's sweaty palm . The last time he had been on a train had been only two months ago- two months ago . He felt like it was years and years .
Question: what is the reason I would n't want the children to stand the whole time ?

Output: The children will grow bored and will start to complain and make others miserable .


Input:
Context: He walked up and down the lane three times before realizing that the shop had closed down and by the time he reached Arab street on his way home he was despairing in his heart . Whenever Jessica wore the Chanel dress he was reminded of its former owner , the woman who had wormed her way into his mind . The first time Jessica wore the dress was immediately upon purchase , and that very night Parker followed Jessica back to her room in the university hostel and was no longer a virgin the next day .
Question: What may be the reason why this person is obsessed with this dress ?

Output: They loved the woman who owned the dress before Jessica did .


Input:
Context: Mat 's a good kid , he just pushes the limits with my parents ... oh yeah ... and he has broken some promises he had with them . When we where moving we let him stay in the empty house we were trying to sell an he threw parties in it . he left beed cans , garbage and he even left holes in the carpet from lit cigarettes . Besides that ... college went well today .
Question: What is a characteristic of Mat ?

Output: a rule breaker at times.


Input:
Context: Mat 's a good kid , he just pushes the limits with my parents ... oh yeah ... and he has broken some promises he had with them . When we where moving we let him stay in the empty house we were trying to sell an he threw parties in it . he left beed cans , garbage and he even left holes in the carpet from lit cigarettes . Besides that ... college went well today .
Question: What is a characteristic of Mat ?

Output: rebellious at times.


Input:
Context: I soldered together an oscillator from a 555 chip this afternoon and it pretty much works . It 's got a Control Voltage input , an output and a big old 1meg pot for pitch control . The switch turns it on and off . It " pretty much works " in that it definitely puts out a loud square wave , but the pitch only goes up and down so much before cutting out , despite there being throw left on the dial ( about 1/5 of a turn in either direction ) .
Question: What may I be working on ?

Output: A complex electrical thing .


Input:
Context: I will be off around four and will probably go home to take a nap because work tends to take it out of me . Then whenever i choose to get up i will do some home work . I try to do a little every day so that i do nt get swamped and behind . Then i most likely will get something to eat for dinner , hopefully mom will cook steak but she probably wo nt since its supposed to rain .
Question: How do I feel about steak ?

Output: It 's one of my favorite food .


Input:
Context: Sad I know . He 's so intelligent , and he 's become somewhat of my professional mentor . For four years now , we ' ve been meeting in hotels , my office , parking lots , fake business trips etc . , and little by little we ' ve gotten to know eachother . He 's not a big sharer - neither am I ( well , not normally ) , so it 's taken us some time , but we ' ve become very close .
Question: What will the narrator want to do for this subject she talks about ?

Output: She will want to show him gratitude .


Input:
Context: Sad I know . He 's so intelligent , and he 's become somewhat of my professional mentor . For four years now , we ' ve been meeting in hotels , my office , parking lots , fake business trips etc . , and little by little we ' ve gotten to know eachother . He 's not a big sharer - neither am I ( well , not normally ) , so it 's taken us some time , but we ' ve become very close .
Question: What will the narrator want to do for this subject she talks about ?

Output: She will want to thank him .


Input:
Context: Part of me wants him to call and say he 's sorry he 's been distant , sorry he 's been busy , but that he really does really like me , and wants to prove it to me . But I know that that 's not going to happen . But that does n't stop me from wanting it to be true .
Question: What do they want to be proven true ?

Output: That he is n't ignoring them on purpose .


Input:
Context: I guess i ' m going to take a shower right now , cause i really do nt feel well and believe me , my stomach is hurting me because of the hunger i have right now . I have n't been eating since the moment i ' ve woke up and that was like 11.38 in the mornin ' or something . Yess , i know it 's pretty bad !.
Question: Why have n't I eaten all day ?

Output: I am most likely sick to my stomach and ca n't hold anything down .


Input:
Context: Be afraid , because that fear makes you more human , and greater humanity makes you a better physician . Be not so afraid that you can not take action , but not so confident that you forget the potential consequences of that action . This really rang true for me .
Question: Where might I have heard this passage ?

Output: It was something we read during med school .


Input:
Context: The Spa World at Centreville was awesome ! ! The naked part of it was just small portion of the whole event . They have so many different kinds of water falls at the bath area and I got all my shoulder muscles unknotted .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling far more relaxed and loose ?

Output: The narrator got a massage .


Input:
Context: The Spa World at Centreville was awesome ! ! The naked part of it was just small portion of the whole event . They have so many different kinds of water falls at the bath area and I got all my shoulder muscles unknotted .
Question: Why is the narrator feeling far more relaxed and loose ?

Output: The narrator got a rubdown .


Input:
Context: Oh no . We drove ... fast . We got a little giddy when we realized we 'd make it . We finally turned the corner to the ferry port at 6:45 and ... no ferry . It was n't even there yet .
Question: Why was n't the ferry even there at the port at 6:45 ?

Output: The ferry was n't even there at the port at 6:45 because we arrived too early by driving fast .


Input:
Context: Today was Brad 's first day of medical school ! We woke up early and went to the fitness center at the school together , then Brad left early to get ready for is 8:30 class . He forgot his lunch ( we are forgetful people ) , so I met him at the school cafeteria and ate lunch with him . He got home from class at 5:30 , ate dinner , did the dishes for me ( such a prince charming ! ! ).
Question: Why did Brad do the dishes for the speaker after his first day of medical school ?

Output: Brad feels appreciative of everything that the speaker does for him and is showing this.