Input:
Context: I remember my father , who was a doctor , taking my Girl Scout cookie sheet to the hospital , and came back with a couple hundred dollars worth of orders . He signed up for 60 himself . I knew it was he who deserved the patch for most cookies sold to immediate family .
Question: What may be the reason my father took my Girl Scout Cookie sheet to work?

Output: He wanted to help me get my award for selling enough boxes .


Input:
Context: I ' ve never given it to anyone , no one shares my computer , and I have never logged into PayPal from anything but my desktop at home . And like I said , I almost never use PayPal . I ' ve never used EBay or any auction sites .
Question: What has happened to the narrator 's PayPal which has upset him ?

Output: He is upset because his PayPal password has been hacked .


Input:
Context: Lorne had gotten into his fair share of fights with people before and he 'd never actually backed someone into the corner , shouting at them one moment and swallowing their answering response with a kiss the next . Until , that is , now . The situation was thus : McKay being his normal sarcastic , condescending , conceited self , and Lorne just really having had enough of it . And it was n't that he even disliked the guy anymore , because he 'd pretty well learned to first tolerate , and then eventually actually even appreciate him .
Question: Why has Lorne gotten into his fair share of fights ?

Output: Because he has a short temper .


Input:
Context: If I had been valued , maybe I would n't have been so scared . I ran because of it , because Obsidian could n't or would n't offer any real protection . Thalassa probably enjoyed the fear . " She swallows deeply and then looks up for a second , " Maybe I enjoy the fear .
Question: What may be the reason she enjoyed the fear ?

Output: She likes not knowing what is going to happen .


Input:
Context: That 's real charitable of you , Panera , doubling the price of the product so the customer is the one who does all the donating . I think that BC survivors should get their pink ribbon bagels for free . I mean , sheesh , Panera , if you 're going to exploit me , the least you can you is feed me . " Breast cancer survivors - show your scars , and get your pink ribbon bagel FREE !.
Question: What may be the reason I am so upset with Panera ?

Output: I have survived what they are trying to make money from .


Input:
Context: His hair was dark and skin tanned . He looked too thin for his frame . He scaled a fence , dropping down to the other side without missing a beat.1998When the high school interview committees asked him what he wanted to do with his life , Sanada had never been quite sure . Sometimes he offered generic answers that were more about getting him into the school than what he really wanted to do with his life .
Question: What might have Sanada been when he was interviewed by high school interview committees ?

Output: Sanada must have been a middle school student .


Input:
Context: I just realized I never posted the pictures from last week 's family night ! It was football night and we had a blast ! ! After everyone geared up in our GARNET and CRIMSON , we did warm - up drills including sit - ups , push - ups , jumping - jacks and toe - touches . Then we went outside and while the boys " practiced " with Coach Dad , I taught Emilee some cheers .
Question: What may have caused everyone to wear garnet and crimson gear ?

Output: Those were the team colors .


Input:
Context: As I sit here anxiously awaiting Barack Obama 's VP announcement , I feel less speculatory than usual . CNN is posting on the hour " We still do n't know who Barack 's pick is ! " -- and everyone 's trying to prematurely claim to know who he 's chosen or when he 's announcing .
Question: What has lead the speaker to be so interested and invested in Barack Obama 's VP pick ?

Output: They are hopeful about the future of Obama 's administration , and want this final detail ironed out.


Input:
Context: As I sit here anxiously awaiting Barack Obama 's VP announcement , I feel less speculatory than usual . CNN is posting on the hour " We still do n't know who Barack 's pick is ! " -- and everyone 's trying to prematurely claim to know who he 's chosen or when he 's announcing .
Question: What has lead the speaker to be so interested and invested in Barack Obama 's VP pick ?

Output: They are interested in politics , and are looking forward to getting the answer to this question.


Input:
Context: The logistical and technological hiccups of the first twenty - four hours got sorted out . I wish I 'd been able to explore Mountain View and the surrounding area a bit more ( there are some good quilting shops around apparently , though none in San Francisco ) but as I wo n't drive ... Next time I travel I will tell the bank in advance so they do n't cancel all my cards again . I will also make sure my phone service provider has set up my account correctly .
Question: Why did their bank cancel their cards ?

Output: They thought someone stole their card .


Input:
Context: No thanks to his leather jacket . He had no idea how terribly restrictive those things were . They were tight , hot and hot . Perhaps a few degrees up the latitude he would n't be this hot , but he was n't , so he had to heat .
Question: What might happen after they get hot in their leather jacket ?

Output: They will take the leather jacket off.


Input:
Context: These days , keyless entry generally involves a wireless remote either built into the key ( my Honda ) or as a separate key fob ( my mom 's Camry ) . At some point , Mercury added that feature to the Grand Marquis , but in 1992 it involved a five - button keypad on the door . ( Newer ones still have the keypad , in addition to the remote . ) This means that I can leave the keys in the ignition when I go to the grocery store , thus eliminating that unsightly bunch - of - keys bulge in my pocket .
Question: What will happen if the writer accidentally locks their keys in their car ?

Output: They will type in the code to open the door .


Input:
Context: I was really out of it the whole time because of the pills I had to take for the pain . I 'm gon na go lay down . My arm is killing me.but there you go . a little update- drive safe everyone and wear your seatbelts please ! I ' m so thankful none of us were severely injured .
Question: What may be a fact about the situation ?

Output: They were not wearing seat belts during a car accident .


Input:
Context: Tonight , as I was washing my face , I noticed that there was a spider on the soap dispenser by the sink . My immediate reaction was terror . I jumped away frantically , loosing my balance and crashing loudly into the wall behind me .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They get frightened by spiders .


Input:
Context: Tonight , as I was washing my face , I noticed that there was a spider on the soap dispenser by the sink . My immediate reaction was terror . I jumped away frantically , loosing my balance and crashing loudly into the wall behind me .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They have a fear of spiders .


Input:
Context: That idea still weirds me out . I made a blanket for the baby 's older sister before she was born but I completely spaced that this one was on the way , caught up in my own dramas and whatnot . Luckily , I had started a few rows in white just to learn a stitch ages ago , and continuing that stitch will make an acceptable woobie , I think .
Question: Why did I forget to make the blanket ?

Output: I was working really long hours .


Input:
Context: Sometime last week I reserved a carrel in the general library of the University for my studying purposes this year ( or this semester at least ) . I tried to get a carrel on the fifth floor as that is where most of the religion folks have carrels , but the one I requested was already booked . I was going to settle for one with a lesser view , but the helpful woman at the circulation desk scanned the list of available carrels and suggested that a particular one on the seventh floor might be more to my liking . So I went and checked it out .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I am a student at a University .


Input:
Context: Sometime last week I reserved a carrel in the general library of the University for my studying purposes this year ( or this semester at least ) . I tried to get a carrel on the fifth floor as that is where most of the religion folks have carrels , but the one I requested was already booked . I was going to settle for one with a lesser view , but the helpful woman at the circulation desk scanned the list of available carrels and suggested that a particular one on the seventh floor might be more to my liking . So I went and checked it out .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about me ?

Output: I attend a University .


Input:
Context: And waited . AND WAITED . when the bus was 15 minutes late , I called Trip to see if i was wrong to be getting panicky that the bus was 15 minutes late . when the bus was 25 minutes late , I called the school , who gave me the phone number for the school bus dispatcher , who did n't answer .
Question: did he show up late to school ?

Output: yes , he most likely showed up late because of terrible bus service.


Input:
Context: I was n't really concerned about the lack of electricity because , as I told my mom " at least I still have water . " I count myself very blessed . There is at least one whole community that has been wiped off the face of the earth . The people are safe , but all of their belongings are gone . There are other people who have no idea what will happen next .
Question: What may be the reason for communities being wiped out ?

Output: Storms .


Input:
Context: But I was willing to sacrifice my preferences if that was what God wanted ( how noble of me ! ) , so I prayed about it . God said no .
Question: Why did she pray about the decision ?

Output: She was undecided about what she should do .


Input:
Context: It was almost an issue of pride . A half hour later I got a phone call from the gym I go to and they told me that a woman had called and said she had found my keys . They gave the woman 's number and it turned out that she happened to have been riding her bike and saw the keys - the yellow gym membership tag being visible , as it were .
Question: what does the narrator have access to ?

Output: a phone.


Input:
Context: Until we can get you an ice pack that 'll have to do . " She held it in her hands like a treasure , sparkling . " Thank you so much Fujimoto - san ! " Before he could fight back another blush she had opened the can and was chugging it back . His jaw dropped and he was momentarily flabbergasted . The crowd murmured in concern and disapproval .
Question: What may the female subject have drank based off reactions ?

Output: She may have drank alcohol .


Input:
Context: I went grocerie shopping and spent $ 221 freaking dollars . That sucks . I believe I have finally submitted the last piece of bureaucratic bs paper - work to the school . Today is cardio only at the gym , I am contemplating doing the spin class tonight .
Question: What may be your reason for wanting to do the spin class tonight ?

Output: I needed to do a cardiovascular activity .


Input:
Context: My 6 year old daughter was involved in a traffic accident this morning . An older girl ( I do n't know her , and did n't get her name but I am guessing that she was en route to a school for 8th - 10th grade ) was cycling in the wrong side of the bike path and wan not looking ahead probably because it was raining and she would be getting rain in the eyes and collided frontally with my daughter . My daughter was in the right side of the path , and neither my daughter , nor the older girl reacted to my warning shout and my daughter was knocked over backwards with her bike and the older girl on top of her .
Question: What may be the reason for them not listening to speaker ?

Output: They could n't hear her .


Input:
Context: I never like the night before the first day of school . Or the first day of school in general . I ' m taking the bus tomorrow , which is pretty funny since I have n't done that since the sixth grade . But at least Jennifer and Laura have class at the same time , so I do n't have to wait or ride it alone . I guess ... it 's going to be a good year .
Question: What grade of school am I probably in right now ?

Output: I am probably in the ninth grade .


Input:
Context: Today was fabulous . I had my first client , my first ticket , and my first tip ... It was so exciting . I shook for the first 10 minutes of the hair cut , but after a few minutes it just came naturally . All the girls on my side of the room watched and said I was good with shears ... I think I ' m still a bit shaky from all the hub - bub today .
Question: What may be the reason why she is experiencing so many firsts ?

Output: She just started a new job .


Input:
Context: I had no idea when they went to Paris what was going on for example . I had heard of the murders at Rue Morgue but had no idea what it was about ( other than murders ) or who was in it . This happened with almost every secondary character that was introduced or mentioned .
Question: These events most likely take place in what medium ?

Output: a book.


Input:
Context: I had no idea when they went to Paris what was going on for example . I had heard of the murders at Rue Morgue but had no idea what it was about ( other than murders ) or who was in it . This happened with almost every secondary character that was introduced or mentioned .
Question: These events most likely take place in what medium ?

Output: a novel.


Input:
Context: No one who saw his records would be likely to make any connection between Lee and the grandfather he did n't even remember . For some reason , though , Lee had needed to make his first name his own . It was simply something Lee needed to do to feel that he had his own identity . Now , there were probably only two people alive in the universe who knew his first name was actually Leland .
Question: Why were n't there many people who knew his real name ?

Output: He kept it hidden because he was embarassed .


Input:
Context: At 12:31 we get a call for difficulty breathing . As we get close , it turns into unconsious patient . When we get on scene , code in progress , 1st on scene . Chad and I get things set up and begin CPR .
Question: What may happen after 12:31 ?

Output: An ambulance may race down the road .


Input:
Context: At 12:31 we get a call for difficulty breathing . As we get close , it turns into unconsious patient . When we get on scene , code in progress , 1st on scene . Chad and I get things set up and begin CPR .
Question: What may happen after 12:31 ?

Output: Paramedics may be working on a patient .


Input:
Context: So I left the interview a bit wiser , but without anything to go on . I have met with others in the hotel business who want to help me ; however , to be honest , I do not expect them to get back to me . I still wait for the results of the teaching interview and as to the job in Nigeria , I have yet to hear from them either . The week the house became more crowded .
Question: What may be the reason why they left the interview wiser ?

Output: They asked alot of tough questions that will prepare him for the future .


Input:
Context: Then years later , after doing a personal inventory about what went wrong with diets and realizing I hate to cook unless it 's exotic , I joined Nutrisystem . I lost 70 lbs . Things were looking really well .
Question: What may be your reason for joining NutriSystem ?

Output: I do n't like doing my own cooking .


Input:
Context: Then years later , after doing a personal inventory about what went wrong with diets and realizing I hate to cook unless it 's exotic , I joined Nutrisystem . I lost 70 lbs . Things were looking really well .
Question: What may be your reason for joining NutriSystem ?

Output: Typical diets do n't interest me .


Input:
Context: Chris also taught us about the community projects they have educating the farmers and their children in the surrounding area about cheetahs so that they do n't harm the animals when they come on the property . We were then able to pet and take pictures with the Ambassador cheetah named Byron , who they use for many of the educational projects . It was amazing to be in face to face with some of these cheetahs and wild dogs , which could kill us in seconds if they wished . I will never forget the daunting , intense stare of a cheetah only a few feet in front of me . That is all for now .... Hope everyone at home is doing well !.
Question: Why was Chris trying to educate so many people ?

Output: To get them to stop killing game .


Input:
Context: Chris also taught us about the community projects they have educating the farmers and their children in the surrounding area about cheetahs so that they do n't harm the animals when they come on the property . We were then able to pet and take pictures with the Ambassador cheetah named Byron , who they use for many of the educational projects . It was amazing to be in face to face with some of these cheetahs and wild dogs , which could kill us in seconds if they wished . I will never forget the daunting , intense stare of a cheetah only a few feet in front of me . That is all for now .... Hope everyone at home is doing well !.
Question: Why was Chris trying to educate so many people ?

Output: To get them to stop killing predators .


Input:
Context: Anyway , initially he said he can give us a $ 50 cash return if we trade in our own vacuum cleaner . When I asked if that 's the lowest price he could give us , initially he said yes and when I asked again later , he said if we took the demo model , he could give us $ 100 off . He added that he could n't be bothered to pack and unpack the machines so he said he would just write " demo " in the receipt but in actual fact , we would have a brand new one .
Question: Why is the person offering a $ 100 discount ?

Output: He 's trying to give the buyers incentive so that a sale can be made .


Input:
Context: I was so impressed with the principles that they shared . They were quick to share the 13 Articles of Faith . A perfect choice . They really had a blast and we all learned a whole lot . Then of course we ate donuts .
Question: What might be different if articles of faith was not shared ?

Output: The narrator might not be impressed with their principles.


Input:
Context: A sickly churning started in Chloe 's stomach , then suddenly for the first time in 8 years , the dark outline of what had been her home for such a long time loomed into view . As she stepped out of the taxi and heard the cruch of the frosted grass beneath her feet . She held her breathe and forced herself to look at it .
Question: Why does Chloe feel sick ?

Output: She is returning home.


Input:
Context: At this point I had a great group of girlfriends who I spent every waking moment with . Gone were the days of lunch hours spent in the computer lab . Instead , I was spending lunch hours with my friends at bagel and sub sandwich shops gossiping and talking about boys .
Question: Why would the narrator be discussing boys with her friends ?

Output: They want to chit chat about who they think is cute .


Input:
Context: Interested by the unusual . While he would n't blame any girl ( or anyone for that matter ) for coming on to him , he was far more attracted to the ones who needed to be convinced that sleeping with him was the best decision that they could possibly make in their lives . It was n't as difficult as one might think . Hell , sometimes he did n't have to say three words to them ... Which left him seeking greater challenges .
Question: What is the likely relationship status of this man ?

Output: He is likely to be single.


Input:
Context: Interested by the unusual . While he would n't blame any girl ( or anyone for that matter ) for coming on to him , he was far more attracted to the ones who needed to be convinced that sleeping with him was the best decision that they could possibly make in their lives . It was n't as difficult as one might think . Hell , sometimes he did n't have to say three words to them ... Which left him seeking greater challenges .
Question: What is the likely relationship status of this man ?

Output: He is likely to be uninterested in commitment.


Input:
Context: My answers were polite one or two syllable replies , hoping that he would get the hint . He did not . So he chatted on for about 5 mins before he finally caught on and the conversation died away . I reached Bukit Merah at 8 am so I had some choice of seating . The earlier birds had all occupied the back rows and the next available empty seat was about mid way of the auditorium .
Question: What can plausibly be the hint to which the author makes reference in the paragraph ?

Output: The author is alluding to the notion that they wanted to be left undisturbed by strangers while t travelling .


Input:
Context: My answers were polite one or two syllable replies , hoping that he would get the hint . He did not . So he chatted on for about 5 mins before he finally caught on and the conversation died away . I reached Bukit Merah at 8 am so I had some choice of seating . The earlier birds had all occupied the back rows and the next available empty seat was about mid way of the auditorium .
Question: What can plausibly be the hint to which the author makes reference in the paragraph ?

Output: The author is referring to the fact that they were not interested in having a conversation with the speaker .


Input:
Context: But this time , it was a recess where the two teachers monitoring the playground were not familiar with G and handled the situation in a way that set G off . The teacher had to bring G to the principals office where fortunately , the principal and secretary are in the loop when it comes to handling G , and his teacher happened to be in the office at the time . Between the 3 of them they got control of the situation and got G calmed down .
Question: Why did G get set off ?

Output: Because he got very upset .


Input:
Context: The expensive kind too , that only spins when the rest of the wheel turns . They did n't have any . So , I had to wait around until they hammered the damaged rims back into something that would hold air for a few days . That took hours .
Question: Why did I have to wait for hours to fix my tires ?

Output: They did n't have the correct rims for my tire .


Input:
Context: The expensive kind too , that only spins when the rest of the wheel turns . They did n't have any . So , I had to wait around until they hammered the damaged rims back into something that would hold air for a few days . That took hours .
Question: Why did I have to wait for hours to fix my tires ?

Output: They had to hammer the broken rims back into shape .


Input:
Context: After all , that 's when we learn a lot . At the end of the semester , he says he would give " The First Penguin Award " to the group that failed the most while taking the biggest chance . He says he named it as he did after the first penguin to dive in the water in the wild , who is taking the chance that a predator could be waiting for lunch .
Question: What may be his reason for naming his award " The Penguin Award ? "?

Output: It relates to the flightless birds and the risks they had to take .


Input:
Context: Two things happened today in Beijing . First off , incoming journalists were amazed to find China had successfully lifted the brown haze in city . Skies were crystal blue and the air felt noticeably lighter .
Question: What may happen after the journalists notice the difference in the atmosphere ?

Output: They will inquire as to how the change came about .


Input:
Context: Two things happened today in Beijing . First off , incoming journalists were amazed to find China had successfully lifted the brown haze in city . Skies were crystal blue and the air felt noticeably lighter .
Question: What may happen after the journalists notice the difference in the atmosphere ?

Output: They will write articles on the climate change in Beijing .


Input:
Context: Things were getting better every day and there was hope for everything and everywhere . It was so weird that morning . The phone rang three minutes before my alarm clock went off . It was one of my closest friends , his brother had been watching Good Morning America in our home town in Wisconsin and saw everything -- the early coverage that reported the first impact as an accident , the second impact that announced to the World that this was no accident , the Pentagon . He woke his parents up after the second impact and at some point he called his brother in Cali .
Question: what event is this describing ?

Output: The destruction of the World Trade Centre .


Input:
Context: I could hear them from every point of my cell , at the top where security was high , on the right , in front of me behind me , at the bottom , and now unfortunately on left as well . I guess it was a problem that I had , but little noises bothered me . The vents did n't make anything easier . There was one on the left side of the room and one on the ceiling .
Question: What may happen during my phone call ?

Output: I would here too much background noise .


Input:
Context: Vicki had confided in us that he had n't seen her at all for the past two weeks . It was beginning to worry her and in turn , worry me . Dumbledore had been again missing from dinner . Remus Lupin was seated at the head table , along with his girlfriend ( we had met her on one of her patrols of the castle ) and a few other faces I did n't know .
Question: Which of these is Vicki most likely feeling ?

Output: anxious.


Input:
Context: Vicki had confided in us that he had n't seen her at all for the past two weeks . It was beginning to worry her and in turn , worry me . Dumbledore had been again missing from dinner . Remus Lupin was seated at the head table , along with his girlfriend ( we had met her on one of her patrols of the castle ) and a few other faces I did n't know .
Question: Which of these is Vicki most likely feeling ?

Output: scared.


Input:
Context: I killed the mood by saying , " Fine I 'll get knocked up right now ! " It 's pretty funny , though . My mom said she and dad would react the same way Juno 's parents would have . They would have calmly helped me out and they would ' ve let me keep my baby too .
Question: Why did the narrator say she 'll get knocked up right now ?

Output: It was a joke .


Input:
Context: I killed the mood by saying , " Fine I 'll get knocked up right now ! " It 's pretty funny , though . My mom said she and dad would react the same way Juno 's parents would have . They would have calmly helped me out and they would ' ve let me keep my baby too .
Question: Why did the narrator say she 'll get knocked up right now ?

Output: She was just kidding .


Input:
Context: tonight unfortunately is pizza night ( kill me please ) and i dunno if i 'll be able to get out of it . i just wanna drink tea for the rest of my life.oh , and another one of my friends ditched on me today . so , no sleep over . mhm , yay , stuck at home again .
Question: Why might the writer be upset about pizza night ?

Output: The writer does not like pizza .


Input:
Context: tonight unfortunately is pizza night ( kill me please ) and i dunno if i 'll be able to get out of it . i just wanna drink tea for the rest of my life.oh , and another one of my friends ditched on me today . so , no sleep over . mhm , yay , stuck at home again .
Question: Why might the writer be upset about pizza night ?

Output: The writer does not want to spend time with their family .


Input:
Context: He had had an almost identical situation with the head of Human Resources at a company where he had been referred ! The person he was talking to had massive debt for two children who were out of college and was angry at him for failing to let people like her know they had options ! Chuck said it had really made him stop short !.
Question: What shocked the subject about the HR person they had ?

Output: They had debt .


Input:
Context: There was a certain moment of awkwardness , since she 'd never spoken to a Child as an adult- she was n't sure if she was supposed to if it was n't yours , really- then she said , " So you 're number one , huh ? " The girl nodded a little too quickly . She was shaking from fear or excitement or both .
Question: Why does the author feel awkward ?

Output: They are unfamiliar with children .


Input:
Context: My sister and I took eight kids - no , wait four - no , eight - kids to the museum today . Four freshly inspired artists at work in the museum craft room Today was free day at the Tacoma Art Museum . Free day in any location equal fun family outing for me .
Question: What may happen at the museum ?

Output: They will have a good time with their family .


Input:
Context: Possibly another earthquake even stronger than the 7.9 on Monday within the next 3 days . Previously , another 7.3 hit China in March . An 8.0 in September in Sumatra .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Scared.


Input:
Context: They totally deliver live , and I was very pleased with their show . The lighting was especially amazing . I was n't really that interested in Cut Copy initially , because for whatever reason , their record just had n't meshed with me , but I can say that after last night , I will be spending a little more time with it .
Question: What changed my mind about the record ?

Output: I heard it live .


Input:
Context: I mean , here , no one really ages all that much anyhow , but you can be killed .... it is just harder . That appeals for ... " She drops her gaze then , " Alot of reasons . ".
Question: Why is the narrator 's skin so radiant and young ?

Output: The narrator lives in an area where one does n't degrade .


Input:
Context: I mean , here , no one really ages all that much anyhow , but you can be killed .... it is just harder . That appeals for ... " She drops her gaze then , " Alot of reasons . ".
Question: Why is the narrator 's skin so radiant and young ?

Output: The narrator lives in an area where people do n't age .


Input:
Context: Went to my little brothers to bathe and eat and get back before curfew . Stick a few guys in Umbrella Corp. gear out there and it was the perfect setup for a Resident Evil movie . Mark , being a manager for Papa Johns had to go clean out their freezers and brought me a huge box of hot wings . Day 3 : Hot water came back . My DSL was working and I was operating at full power .
Question: What type of movie does the narrator like ?

Output: They like scary movies .


Input:
Context: He had asked me to tell you if anything ever happened to him and he could n't do it himself . When Dumbledore wrote to me about Sirius death , I began planning my search for you . If I were to have remained hidden any longer , I would be relinquishing my role as your godmother . And I could n't do that to Sirius , or Lily ... or you .
Question: Who should she tell if something happened ?

Output: Harry.


Input:
Context: So I am here , and today has n't been such a great day for me . I went on the MDC website , and my plans today were to go to school and resolve some things , and find out some information . I checked my MDC email and I got a message about them dropping my courses for next semester ! So I ' m very upset because I had a perfect schedule and now because I did n't pay my short - term loan that my dad was suppose to send me money for .
Question: Why did my father not do what he was suppose to do ?

Output: He did n't have enough money .


Input:
Context: I ' m delighted if she can control you especially in cleanliness since she 's got 4 lil brothers at home . : ) Hope she wo n't cry this time due to ur delinquency bcuz ur past homerooms in sequence , the british and me had already wept . Btw , being ur homeroom has made me age that terrible . Yet , stress colors our life rite ?.
Question: What may be the reason why she can control you ?

Output: Because she is used to looking after people .


Input:
Context: Before I could start to really freak myself out , I felt Simon 's body stretch behind me as he woke up . " G'morning . " His voice was barely more then a rumble against my ear , and it was not fair how much that turned me on . He drew me tighter to him , and seemed perfectly content to lay still as we were .
Question: Why was Simon whispering in her ear such a turn on for the speaker ?

Output: She enjoyed how close to him she felt , and how much his guard was down.


Input:
Context: He is attractive enough that girls notice him , but he is completely oblivious to his looks . He ca n't see past his scars , and does n't understand that anyone else can - but someone did , someone he never imagined would . His largest scar twists from his back in an upwards arc towards his chest , and is inches thick . He almost lost his life from that scar , and as far as he is concerned , it 's his own fault that he got it .
Question: What may be true about him ?

Output: He is insecure about his appearance .


Input:
Context: Well not FIRST time but like first time on my own accord , without parents . Eventually got to the mall , we all had practically no idea what we were doing so it took about 10 minutes . But we made it , had fun on the elevators , sat on the ground eating because we could n't find seats and then saw movie . We saw wanted .
Question: Why were they at the mall alone ?

Output: They were finally old enough to be there without parents.


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

Output: Become an outcast.


Input:
Context: Posted by : Pihren - I was lying on the ground poking at a bug when my mom told me to go into the backyard . I skipped out to the backyard and saw my two sisters playing cards on the porch . Then i glanced at the grass which was nt grass at all , it was hands coming out of the ground . Everywhere around us where hands popping out of the ground , monster hand and human hands .
Question: What is primarily causing the narrator 's fear ?

Output: He sees hands coming from the ground .


Input:
Context: Posted by : Pihren - I was lying on the ground poking at a bug when my mom told me to go into the backyard . I skipped out to the backyard and saw my two sisters playing cards on the porch . Then i glanced at the grass which was nt grass at all , it was hands coming out of the ground . Everywhere around us where hands popping out of the ground , monster hand and human hands .
Question: What is primarily causing the narrator 's fear ?

Output: He sees hands in the ground .


Input:
Context: That little girl is going to look so cute in her little outfits ! ! ! ! ! Ok I think she will be adorable no matter what she wears . She is my niece after all ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I just ca nt wait to meet her .
Question: Why does the speaker feel confident that the girl will look cute in the outfits ?

Output: Because the girl is the speaker 's niece and she is biased towards thinking she looks cute no matter what.


Input:
Context: That little girl is going to look so cute in her little outfits ! ! ! ! ! Ok I think she will be adorable no matter what she wears . She is my niece after all ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I just ca nt wait to meet her .
Question: Why does the speaker feel confident that the girl will look cute in the outfits ?

Output: Because the girl looks cute in most outfits , and these should n't be any exception.


Input:
Context: It was one of those days ... First , we go by one of those big box pet stores to get some cat food . Yeah , so sorry kitties for the half rations last night . I just could n't face going out at 7:30 pm to get you more food .
Question: Which of these is most likely true about the pet store .?

Output: She lives far from the pet store .


Input:
Context: It was one of those days ... First , we go by one of those big box pet stores to get some cat food . Yeah , so sorry kitties for the half rations last night . I just could n't face going out at 7:30 pm to get you more food .
Question: Which of these is most likely true about the pet store .?

Output: The pet store is across town .


Input:
Context: Alarm goes off . I go to turn it off since I ' ve been told the code , but it turns out you also have to know the order of what buttons to push , beyond just the code . Alarm goes off briefly . We get the code in correctly within a minute or so and assume it 's now fine .
Question: Why does the alarm keep ringing incessantly ?

Output: They misplaced the combo to turn it off .


Input:
Context: Alarm goes off . I go to turn it off since I ' ve been told the code , but it turns out you also have to know the order of what buttons to push , beyond just the code . Alarm goes off briefly . We get the code in correctly within a minute or so and assume it 's now fine .
Question: Why does the alarm keep ringing incessantly ?

Output: They misplaced the way to turn it off .


Input:
Context: Well I am here to tell you she was right ! I was so ready to go home the next day right after I got up it was hard for me to wait to be released . No real pain at all , just annoying drains and all the tubing associated with those . I was given lessons in how to empty and reattach my little drain bottles and redress my wound .
Question: Why am I so excited ?

Output: I am pain free .


Input:
Context: Afterwards , Marina put a harness on me and brought me outside . At first i was very afraid and just sat in one spot . Then she carried me to new locations , and I rolled around in the concrete .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about myself ?

Output: I am a farm animal .


Input:
Context: Afterwards , Marina put a harness on me and brought me outside . At first i was very afraid and just sat in one spot . Then she carried me to new locations , and I rolled around in the concrete .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about myself ?

Output: I am a house pet .


Input:
Context: I did n't have time to rely on luck or sales racks , so I went directly to a vintage resale store , strolled Milo over to the rack of simple , black cocktail dresses and bought the second one I tried on . What you ca n't tell from the photo is that just an hour before , while sitting down to read a chapter of Perfect Madness : Motherhood in the Age of Anxiety in the lull between rehearsal and getting dressed , I had reached back to wipe something off my neck and found it was a hunk of partially chewed brown bread . Saving that for later , Milo ?.
Question: What is a good point that can be said about me here ?

Output: I know how to save time and money when I shop .


Input:
Context: Called Beating Cheating , it promised just what I was looking for : a way to find out FOR SURE if he was cheating or not , and to find out within 48 hours ! Having nothing to lose , and knowing I could get a refund within 8 weeks if it did n't work , I purchased the book online , downloaded it immediately , and got to work . And it worked like a charm .
Question: What kind of cheating does " beating cheating " detect ?

Output: It detects whether a spouse is loyal to you .


Input:
Context: Called Beating Cheating , it promised just what I was looking for : a way to find out FOR SURE if he was cheating or not , and to find out within 48 hours ! Having nothing to lose , and knowing I could get a refund within 8 weeks if it did n't work , I purchased the book online , downloaded it immediately , and got to work . And it worked like a charm .
Question: What kind of cheating does " beating cheating " detect ?

Output: It finds out if your loved one has another lover .


Input:
Context: My ex and I have been together for 4 yrs until i recently found out that he was cheating on me . We have an 18 month old daughter and i have been a stay at home mom off and on since she was born , i have been the sole caregiver while he works and pays the bills . since he has cheated he has become mean and rude but then the next moment acts all nice . , He tells people he is here for our child yet he comes home at 4 am sleeps till 2 pm which is when she is napping and sometimes only sees her for minutes a day .
Question: What may happen if he leaves them ?

Output: They will be better off .


Input:
Context: My ex and I have been together for 4 yrs until i recently found out that he was cheating on me . We have an 18 month old daughter and i have been a stay at home mom off and on since she was born , i have been the sole caregiver while he works and pays the bills . since he has cheated he has become mean and rude but then the next moment acts all nice . , He tells people he is here for our child yet he comes home at 4 am sleeps till 2 pm which is when she is napping and sometimes only sees her for minutes a day .
Question: What may happen if he leaves them ?

Output: They will need help .


Input:
Context: Lunch with Caitlin was sooo fun and yummy ! ! ! I ' m mad that we only met when we did ... .when I ' m about to move away ! We have a ton in common and it was a lot of fun to hang out and get to know each other a little bit . We planned do some runs together during the next month and she said she was going to run the half marathon with me in Tampa in February !.
Question: What type of activities do the friends like to do together ?

Output: They like to run .


Input:
Context: I never got while older guys like to hang out with little girls . I think i was annoying when I was 16 and drinking beer . Why does it still go on?Sigh . Today was good . Me and mike took DJ and yip yip to the Peace Rally at Jaycee park .
Question: Why was today good ?

Output: Because they went outdoors with friends.


Input:
Context: I never got while older guys like to hang out with little girls . I think i was annoying when I was 16 and drinking beer . Why does it still go on?Sigh . Today was good . Me and mike took DJ and yip yip to the Peace Rally at Jaycee park .
Question: Why was today good ?

Output: Because they went to a protest for nonviolence .


Input:
Context: Nothing earth shattering there . She also said she was glad we came and it was good to keep exposing Trudi to new places , which I agree with , but it was nice to hear since I was n't sure if we should have been there , seeing as how lots of people were doing it to help practice for championships . Met the GMO president and she held a door for me as I loaded Trudi . One of the audience members has been at some of the Bent clinics and told me " Just ride like you do with Bent . ".
Question: Why did the narrator decide to bring Trudi ?

Output: To get her used to areas .


Input:
Context: Nothing earth shattering there . She also said she was glad we came and it was good to keep exposing Trudi to new places , which I agree with , but it was nice to hear since I was n't sure if we should have been there , seeing as how lots of people were doing it to help practice for championships . Met the GMO president and she held a door for me as I loaded Trudi . One of the audience members has been at some of the Bent clinics and told me " Just ride like you do with Bent . ".
Question: Why did the narrator decide to bring Trudi ?

Output: To get her used to new places and things .


Input:
Context: Then we went to Checkers . There I chose a buffalo chicken sandwich . Melanie chose a bacon , lettuce , tomato ( BLT ) sandwich . We each had fries and a diet soda .
Question: What happened after eating the food ?

Output: Melanie and I were full .


Input:
Context: The other day I vowed to spend ten minutes a day doing something for the election to support Obama . So , I called my grandfather , because eight months ago he said he was going to vote for McCain . I wanted to have a conversation with him about it , and just hear him , and let him know how I felt . I was really surprised , because one of the first things he said to me was ; " You , your husband , and your new baby are going to have a good life , because change is coming . " I asked him what he meant , and he said , " Obama is going to win by a landslide , people want change .
Question: What may be your reason for taking 10 minutes out of your day for something ?

Output: I wanted to influence political opinions .


Input:
Context: It is like night and day . The parents , teachers , and kids there seem so nice . Already Arthur 's teacher has gotten to know so much about him . On the first day she told me that she noticed , " he was a little nervous at first , but after a while he relaxed and got more comfortable . " She also said he " is a quick learner , he likes math , and he 's quite an artist . ".
Question: Why was Arthur nervous at first ?

Output: Because he was new at school .


Input:
Context: Today I can run a mile in about 6 minutes , which in the grand scheme of athletic things is n't all that fast , but compared to the sloth - like pace back in 6th grade I ' ve come a long ways . And in my perpetually dissatisfied view of my athletic self I still yet have a ways to go . Let 's make this clear though - everybody has a limit .
Question: What will most likely happen as the writer continues to run ?

Output: Their speed will increase .


Input:
Context: Today I can run a mile in about 6 minutes , which in the grand scheme of athletic things is n't all that fast , but compared to the sloth - like pace back in 6th grade I ' ve come a long ways . And in my perpetually dissatisfied view of my athletic self I still yet have a ways to go . Let 's make this clear though - everybody has a limit .
Question: What will most likely happen as the writer continues to run ?

Output: They will be able to run for longer periods .


Input:
Context: Its revolutionary ideals no longer had any place . As a result people began to look inward . The music became far more introspective ( it is interesting to note that metal music went through a similar change , albeit about a decade later ) . Ones personal experiences and the way in which one was affected by the world , became the driving force of musical content . This introspection was to give birth to the Emo sub - genre .
Question: What may be the reason for music evolution ?

Output: Because everything evolves and changes .


Input:
Context: She bought up most of the homes in town . As I look back on this I realize Rosie Brown was a very ill woman and I apologize for the times we called her " crazy old Rosie Brown " because she lived with a million matted cats and ratty dogs . We were real gutsy kids - taunting her and running like hell when she came roaring out of her house with her broom just like a real witch .
Question: What may have been a reason I felt bad for calling Rosie names ?

Output: She was mentally ill .


Input:
Context: G finally went to bed but Emmy was a different story . She was awake at 10 pm and when we were ready to go to bed she was still fussy . Finally , I ended up bringing her back downstairs because she was screaming bloody murder and waking up Margot and Graem .
Question: Who are G and Emmy ?

Output: They are kids.


Input:
Context: G finally went to bed but Emmy was a different story . She was awake at 10 pm and when we were ready to go to bed she was still fussy . Finally , I ended up bringing her back downstairs because she was screaming bloody murder and waking up Margot and Graem .
Question: Who are G and Emmy ?

Output: They are my children .


Input:
Context: I dreamed buckets full of moccasins and native Americans with no faces hawking them . I dreamed a man in an old purple van with a temper , with a trailer attached , with a sleeping little girl . I dreamed he ran them into a tree .
Question: What might have happened to the people in this dream ?

Output: They might have been injured in the accident.


Input:
Context: When Derek joined her , the door man unhooked the rope to let them through , still watching Lucy with undisguised lust as they walked in . A look of utter confusion shown on Derek 's features as they were granted entrance into the club . He draped an arm over Lucy 's shoulders and they made their way through the crowds of people . " So how 'd you do that ?.
Question: What may be the reason for Derek 's confusion ?

Output: He did n't understand how they were able to get in so fast .


Input:
Context: I feel so refreshed after having so much fun over the weekend . I realized that whether we spend our days at home , at the mall or at the beach , it 'll always be perfect as long as Sandy is behaving . :D We did a lot of stuff last weekend but I do n't feel too tired at all .
Question: What may have happened this past weekend ?

Output: Sandy and I did many activities .


Input:
Context: The cucumbers and onions were prepared by the Matriarch Cook of the family , Ai nt Ruby . I ' m posting this recipe also for those of you who love this summer dish and are in need of a homegrown recipe to go along with your cravings . The cantelope ( a.k.a .
Question: What may not happen one minute before a man uses the recipe ?

Output: He may not eat up the onions and cucumbers .


Input:
Context: The cucumbers and onions were prepared by the Matriarch Cook of the family , Ai nt Ruby . I ' m posting this recipe also for those of you who love this summer dish and are in need of a homegrown recipe to go along with your cravings . The cantelope ( a.k.a .
Question: What may not happen one minute before a man uses the recipe ?

Output: He may not shop at a grocery store .


Input:
Context: If I count backward , the lap naps started shortly after he stopped going down for naps with minimal fuss - right after the horrible day I discovered that he could , if he so chose , scream for two hours . Which would have been around week thirty - seven , thirty - eight maybe . Oh , earthquake . Okay , back now .
Question: Why might he scream for 2 hours ?

Output: It might be that he is not comfortable and have to express it .


Input:
Context: One guy got hauled off and arrested but the picture I took came out all fuzzy . It was one of those spur of the moment photographs that just did n't come out right when you needed it to . I ' m including these photos because the Democratic National Conference is more than just a dog & pony show .
Question: What may be the reason for the person 's arrest ?

Output: They were protesting at the convention .


Input:
Context: Hopefully in a few nights she 'll be sleeping through like she used to . That would be good . Mindy and I had a garage sale this weekend . I remember now why I got out of retail . Long hours of standing do n't do my ankles good .
Question: Where did the narrator used to work ?

Output: In retail .


Input:
Context: When I got my new mac computer it once again reset all of the playcounts on my itunes back to zero making all of the carefully planned playlists that I used obsolete . This was the second time in a month so I was a little disconcerted . So , on a whim , I changed my way of listening to music on itunes and my ipod . ( This actually first occurred to me on an airplane during 3 and a half hours on the tarmac at Newark Airport . ).
Question: What may be the plausible reason I was disconcerted ?

Output: All of my music was erased .


Input:
Context: When I got my new mac computer it once again reset all of the playcounts on my itunes back to zero making all of the carefully planned playlists that I used obsolete . This was the second time in a month so I was a little disconcerted . So , on a whim , I changed my way of listening to music on itunes and my ipod . ( This actually first occurred to me on an airplane during 3 and a half hours on the tarmac at Newark Airport . ).
Question: What may be the plausible reason I was disconcerted ?

Output: I had lost all of my music .


Input:
Context: Baltimore is a strange city for sure . I saw this incredible lightning storm out the window in the wee hours between Las Vegas and Baltimore . It was one of the most beautiful things I ' ve ever seen . So quiet and powerful and cool .
Question: What may be the reason for seeing the lightning ?

Output: I was driving back to Baltimore .


Input:
Context: In 2004 I shot a band called Junior for the Times . I took the band into the paper 's bathroom to get some " bad boy " shots of them playing a game of craps . I must have done a good job , because Kiley Bland gave me a call a few weeks back to see if I was interested in shooting his wedding in June . I recently got together with Kiley and his bride - to - be , Jill , and we went out around town for some engagement shots and even hit the studio for some " silly " shots as well .
Question: Why was I called ?

Output: Kiley wanted me to be a photographer at his wedding .


Input:
Context: In 2004 I shot a band called Junior for the Times . I took the band into the paper 's bathroom to get some " bad boy " shots of them playing a game of craps . I must have done a good job , because Kiley Bland gave me a call a few weeks back to see if I was interested in shooting his wedding in June . I recently got together with Kiley and his bride - to - be , Jill , and we went out around town for some engagement shots and even hit the studio for some " silly " shots as well .
Question: Why was I called ?

Output: Kiley wanted to ask me to take photos at his wedding .


Input:
Context: " Scully twitched and looked up at the tousled , dark - haired head peeking over the edge of the bed . " My bra , " she admitted , sitting up straight and tugging self - consciously at the oversized shirt she 'd thrown over her skirt . " It 's disappeared on me . " " Ah , " Ianto replied , sitting up and running his hands through his hair , which only made it messier .
Question: What type of relationship do Scully and Lanto share ?

Output: A romantic relationship .


Input:
Context: Politicians , lawyers , judges , people of the fine arts and members of the aristocracy ( Julia always hinted some kind of obscure connection to the most remote branches of the British gentry . ) Viggo knew the pictures would appear the next day on newspaper columns about the rich and the famous . Some - the most notorious ones - might even end up in Hello !.
Question: Why does Julia always hint at some kind of obscure connection ?

Output: Because she is obscure .


Input:
Context: We went to visit KiKi and Lucy yesterday ; when I look at KiKi , I see and understand why I hate -- totally hate -- Sarah Palin . Apart from every thought one might have of her shady life and work , she refuses to protect the ploar bar , and KiKi is my polar bear . A great friend of Mr. Astor ( and I mean GREAT ) , leads the mission to protect polar bears ; in fact , she influenced her husband to use his major holding in Coco Cola to make the polar bear a mascot . If you do n't like polar bears , you are not liked by us .
Question: What maybe the reason I dislike Sarah Palin ?

Output: I support animal rights.


Input:
Context: And it worries me . And the hard part is that my youngest girl is difficult . I remember feeling blessed with the first two . My life seemed such a struggle being on my own and all ( ha !.
Question: What may be the reason for their difficulties ?

Output: They do n't have much help with their children .


Input:
Context: I heard some familiar songs , but they played a lot off of their new album . Even though I prefer their old stuff , I did end up picking up their new album and I think after a few more listens I 'll be loving it just as much . On a random note , after lots of interviewing people I finally decided on a new roommate a couple weeks ago and he has moved in . The deciding part was n't so hard , but the interviewing process was hell .
Question: What might be concluded about my age based on concert and roommate information ?

Output: It might be concluded that I 'm young enough to go to concerts and have a roommate .


Input:
Context: The house is done , packed , finished and loaded onto a 26 foot truck , a 6 x 12 trailer , and a 5 x 5 storage unit . I have given away my grill and my patio furniture and tossed an entire cooler full of food but we 're official done and out . I managed to drive 12 hours today and have finally made it to somewhere in Tennessee . I figure I got about 6 more hours in the truck tomorrow , give or take and then I 'll be at the new place but tomorrow afternoon .
Question: Where did the narrator stop for the night ?

Output: A Southern state .


Input:
Context: The house is done , packed , finished and loaded onto a 26 foot truck , a 6 x 12 trailer , and a 5 x 5 storage unit . I have given away my grill and my patio furniture and tossed an entire cooler full of food but we 're official done and out . I managed to drive 12 hours today and have finally made it to somewhere in Tennessee . I figure I got about 6 more hours in the truck tomorrow , give or take and then I 'll be at the new place but tomorrow afternoon .
Question: Where did the narrator stop for the night ?

Output: The Volunteer State .


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

Output: The narrator felt there a tiredness in the crowd .


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

Output: The narrator felt there was little energy in the crowd .


Input:
Context: Went to disneyland with Kate which was really magical ! A real dream come true ! I met Pluto , Mickey , Remy , Friar Tuck and OH YES I danced on a stage with Pinnochio ! ! ! Also took my mother to Venice for her 50th and it was beautiful we really enjoyed the food and went on a gondola ride ! !.
Question: What happened before their fun outing ?

Output: They traveled to Los Angeles .


Input:
Context: I sucked at tennis , seriously . I played like crap , and it made me so frustrated ! I ve been so stressed out , and when I ' m stressed I eat more . And if I eat more .
Question: What sport is the narrator poor at ?

Output: They are bad at court sports .


Input:
Context: I sucked at tennis , seriously . I played like crap , and it made me so frustrated ! I ve been so stressed out , and when I ' m stressed I eat more . And if I eat more .
Question: What sport is the narrator poor at ?

Output: They are bad at racket sports .


Input:
Context: ^_^)It 's kind of hilarious that my sister 's first kiss was at an anime convention . My brother got lots of crap from everyone since he was hungry and thus , no matter the gender , stuck the pocky right in his mouth . Since all of us were playing , a rule was made that siblings could just break the pocky , in the situation that one of us got each other . And finally , just before we left on Saturday , I got a hug from Kyle Hebert !.
Question: What is being described in the text .?

Output: They are describing a flirtatious game .


Input:
Context: It 's nice to see celebs working for a great cause and using their celebrity for good . Instead of blogging about doing good , this big - boobied blonde is actually doing it ! Scarlett Johansson just returned from her first trip to Rwanda with ( RED ) , whose primary objective " is to engage the private sector in raising awareness and funds for the Global Fund , to help fight AIDS in Africa . " The blonde humanitarian stayed four days and visited people and different projects benefiting from ( RED ) funds via the Global Fund into Rwanada .
Question: Why did she go to Rwanda ?

Output: To bring attention to a charity and their work .


Input:
Context: Thus my wedding haze was was shattered ... This guy , who I genuinely believed to be one of the good ones , is just like all the rest of the crappy guys . Or maybe he is worse ... he basically lived a double life .
Question: Did you stay with the man ?

Output: We went our separate ways .


Input:
Context: Either remove or correct the broken links for the site . Broken links are every important as they can reduce the relevancy of your site to the search engines which will definitely effect your ranking in the search engines . So always correct the broken links before you submit your website to search engines . 4 .
Question: How may broken links affect rankings ?

Output: By causing your site to not show up when during web searches .


Input:
Context: Major rip - off of The Matrix and Fight Club . Anyway , I enjoyed it . Mindless action can be good sometimes . After it was done , we made it back to uni and I got to my class with about 3 minutes to spare .
Question: What was the reason the film got bad reviews ?

Output: It was not original .


Input:
Context: Rin immediately looked at him . Manji 's skin split much further , more than doubling the length of the rent in his belly , and blood bubbled out in an alarming rush . His eye rolled back ; he slumped and passed out .
Question: Why did he pass out ?

Output: From a massive wound.


Input:
Context: Rin immediately looked at him . Manji 's skin split much further , more than doubling the length of the rent in his belly , and blood bubbled out in an alarming rush . His eye rolled back ; he slumped and passed out .
Question: Why did he pass out ?

Output: From loss of blood.


Input:
Context: I arrived home from Vermont last night . There was a mixture of relief to be home and a small longing to be back at the farm . I learned to like farm life , or in the least a small dose of it . Phoebe and I spent every night until about 11:30 working with Michael in the barn .
Question: Why are the narrator 's friends so happy to see them ?

Output: They are coming back to their home .


Input:
Context: I arrived home from Vermont last night . There was a mixture of relief to be home and a small longing to be back at the farm . I learned to like farm life , or in the least a small dose of it . Phoebe and I spent every night until about 11:30 working with Michael in the barn .
Question: Why are the narrator 's friends so happy to see them ?

Output: They are returning home .


Input:
Context: So basically band camp was a bore music wise . It was a breeze and i got bored really fast . Basics i never wanted to do and so the only real good part for me was the drill .
Question: What may happen after band camp ?

Output: I will become more bored from it .


Input:
Context: The Whigs got a sweet spot in the lineup , as they went on during sundown . In the film business , it 's called the magic hour -- when there 's still light out , but no sun . The one thing I have n't mentioned was that for the most part , the band 's sets did n't overlap too much .
Question: What type of event is the speaker describing ?

Output: A concert .


Input:
Context: So , what did I do , but ram my trolley so I could get past . I hate living in a society like this . It is changing me into an aggressive , angry person . I can feel myself turning into one of them .
Question: What may have caused you to ram your trolley ?

Output: I needed to make room somehow .


Input:
Context: Leftovers are even better toasted and with butter or jam . Result : Erm , the bread did turn out soft , but as egg was not used , the bread texture is slightly different . I had also left the bread a tiny bit longer in the oven . I take note to try using condense milk next time , hoping the bread will hold better ( like with eggs added ) . But the mashed bananas overwrites everything else .
Question: How could they make the bread hold better ?

Output: By using eggs in the recipe .


Input:
Context: DH got a Mickey shirt , DD15 got a Pirates shirt , DD12 got 3 California shirts for $ 15.00 what a deal . I still had n't gotten one because they had limited selection of Disneyland stuff in M ( 2 designs ? ) and I did NOT want to be pressured into buying something I did n't like " just because " by the woman who hovered over us .
Question: What may be the reason why the woman hovered over us?

Output: She wanted to sell us a shirt.


Input:
Context: I ' m down 4 pounds since monday , and I have n't even started to exercise yet . Yes , I ' m dropping the weight in as healthy of a manner as possible . I do n't believe in crash diets or bulemia or anorexia .
Question: Why may the narrator feel positive about their diet ?

Output: They are eating a balanced diet .


Input:
Context: I ' m down 4 pounds since monday , and I have n't even started to exercise yet . Yes , I ' m dropping the weight in as healthy of a manner as possible . I do n't believe in crash diets or bulemia or anorexia .
Question: Why may the narrator feel positive about their diet ?

Output: They are eating a range of good foods .


Input:
Context: Turned on us . Whoops for him . Later that morning a call came out over the radio that a pupil was beating up a teacher at a school .
Question: What is our job ?

Output: We are police officers .


Input:
Context: Every time I printed it I would get a different base color . When I printed the picture on my parent 's printer , it came out with a reddish -pink tint , and then when I printed it out on my colored printer , it came out with a blue - green hue . I got to experience the different shades that come out when you begin to run out of a certain color . This procedure was actually kind of fascinating .
Question: What may be the purpose of the post ?

Output: To describe the differences in printers .


Input:
Context: " Hey , hey ... that 's some good shit ! " " It 's sake ? " Rin gripped the mane of Anotsu 's horse when it turned to touch noses with the other ; she still felt unstable on a horse by herself , especially since she had chosen to ride sidesaddle . " Nope , shochu . " Manji tilted his head back and took a long , stiff pull , his throat bobbing . He squinted against the sun , wiped his mouth on the back of his hand and let out a heated puff of breath . " Hahh !.
Question: What might happen next ?

Output: She will fall off the horse.


Input:
Context: " Hey , hey ... that 's some good shit ! " " It 's sake ? " Rin gripped the mane of Anotsu 's horse when it turned to touch noses with the other ; she still felt unstable on a horse by herself , especially since she had chosen to ride sidesaddle . " Nope , shochu . " Manji tilted his head back and took a long , stiff pull , his throat bobbing . He squinted against the sun , wiped his mouth on the back of his hand and let out a heated puff of breath . " Hahh !.
Question: What might happen next ?

Output: She will ride the horse well.


Input:
Context: It has been miserably cold , and raining as well . It was so cold in the kitchen that we had the novel experience of opening the frig door and having warm air come out . When we have our evening glass of champagne the glasses are colder than the liquid , so you get half an inch in the bottom of the glass and the rest is froth .
Question: What is the reason that warm air comes out of the refrigerator ?

Output: It is actually at or below freezing in the room where the refrigerator is .


Input:
Context: Apparently , her DH has a prostate infection ( which is now being treated ) and she is n't ovulating , so they 're off to the clomid route very shortly . And this is where the old ( back in the day ) Teri meets the new ( bitter , cynical , infertile ) Teri . Part of me wants to hug and kiss this dear , sweet girl because I , too , know the heartache that she 's feeling .
Question: What might happen after they get treatment ?

Output: She might be able to have a child.


Input:
Context: Apparently , her DH has a prostate infection ( which is now being treated ) and she is n't ovulating , so they 're off to the clomid route very shortly . And this is where the old ( back in the day ) Teri meets the new ( bitter , cynical , infertile ) Teri . Part of me wants to hug and kiss this dear , sweet girl because I , too , know the heartache that she 's feeling .
Question: What might happen after they get treatment ?

Output: She might not be able to have a child.


Input:
Context: I know just what kind of a low life vile piece of trash you can be when you feel someone has " wronged " you . I know more about you than you think , rather funny if you ask me . I will make this perfectly crystal clear so that even you can understand me .
Question: What is likely true of the speaker ?

Output: They feel they have been wronged .


Input:
Context: OK , here 's what happened . We took an excursion boat out of Juneau to see some whales . The boat had a naturalist on board who told us we would be lucky to see orcas , but humpbacks were common . Soon , however , he got a call from a sister ship that had spotted some orcas , looking like they were on a hunt .
Question: What might have happened if they had n't gotten the call ?

Output: The group would have missed the orcas .


Input:
Context: OK , here 's what happened . We took an excursion boat out of Juneau to see some whales . The boat had a naturalist on board who told us we would be lucky to see orcas , but humpbacks were common . Soon , however , he got a call from a sister ship that had spotted some orcas , looking like they were on a hunt .
Question: What might have happened if they had n't gotten the call ?

Output: They would have seen only humpback whales .


Input:
Context: Although like everything else in my life , there 's a good and bad side to that , sort of . We have no snow days ( rain days ) built into our schedule , so every day we do n't have school is a day later we get out in June . Last year we just had one snow day so we got out on a Tuesday instead of a Monday , which I ended up liking better anyway . This year I think we 're scheduled to get out on a Wednesday although I ' m not quite sure , so I do n't care either way , really .
Question: Why do n't they have snow days built into their schedule ?

Output: They probably live in a place that has very little snow or rain .


Input:
Context: Whatever was wrong with my car Saturday night seems to be no longer wrong . I was mostly afraid to leave the house Sunday or Monday for fear I would get stuck somewhere on a day I could n't get service . I was fully expecting to limp into Little Rock and drop it at the dealer this morning . But it ran just as it should both to and from work .
Question: Why was the narrator nervous about traveling ?

Output: Their vehicle was crapping out .


Input:
Context: Whatever was wrong with my car Saturday night seems to be no longer wrong . I was mostly afraid to leave the house Sunday or Monday for fear I would get stuck somewhere on a day I could n't get service . I was fully expecting to limp into Little Rock and drop it at the dealer this morning . But it ran just as it should both to and from work .
Question: Why was the narrator nervous about traveling ?

Output: Their vehicle was low quality .


Input:
Context: And tonight I ' m checking in with my emails , and I ' m checking in with my readers and now I ' m checking in with my pillow . That 's it . I ' ve done all I can handle in one day . Oh , and I also missed Ugly Betty and Grey 's Anatomy tonight , and thanks to my stupid phone company the Tivo is n't working and so I could n't record them .
Question: How might the person be   feeling ?

Output: Exhausted.


Input:
Context: Meh .. He 'll get over it ... Secondly , years ago , my Mom told me a NASTY Dirty joke ... Which I used on Tuesday afternoon to get myself out of a speeding ticket . A speeding ticket I actually deserved , considering I was pushing 175 km / h in a 90 zone just outside of golden , however , I am distracting myself .
Question: What is the reason a nasty dirty joke could get you out of a speeding ticket ?

Output: Telling a joke might distract the officer enough that they would like you and feel bad about ticketing you .


Input:
Context: Meh .. He 'll get over it ... Secondly , years ago , my Mom told me a NASTY Dirty joke ... Which I used on Tuesday afternoon to get myself out of a speeding ticket . A speeding ticket I actually deserved , considering I was pushing 175 km / h in a 90 zone just outside of golden , however , I am distracting myself .
Question: What is the reason a nasty dirty joke could get you out of a speeding ticket ?

Output: You might tell the arresting officer a joke , make them laugh , and they would have pity on you .


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Context: At eight am sharp , the crane arrived . While he set up the rig , I removed the extra tar paper and ice shield underlayments that had been wrapped over the peaks as a temporary rain proofing . Not that we have had any rain lately .
Question: What may be the reason for the rain proofing material ?

Output: They needed protection from possible rain .


Input:
Context: At eight am sharp , the crane arrived . While he set up the rig , I removed the extra tar paper and ice shield underlayments that had been wrapped over the peaks as a temporary rain proofing . Not that we have had any rain lately .
Question: What may be the reason for the rain proofing material ?

Output: They needed to protect their construction work from rain .


Input:
Context: i did n't expect to get on this one , so was n't crushed . i was excited to see them get almost all the way through the category threes , however , as that left fours , fives and sixes for later . we were category fives and so far they had not even gotten past threes . bad thing is that anyone could walk through the door last minute , be a category above us , and therefore bump us further down the list .
Question: What may happen before getting on this one ?

Output: We may have to wait for the other categories first .


Input:
Context: Honestly , friends are the least of my worries -- and were the least of my worries while I was going through the intense homesickness . Maybe I ' m being too cocky , but I ' m confident that I 'll end up with a nice group of friends . I dunno . I ' m okay , for now .
Question: Why was n't she worried about friends ?

Output: She knew she would make new ones .


Input:
Context: Yes . Angry ? Oh , most definitely , because whoever had made his best friend cry was going down . " Kyouya , what happened , why are you crying ? " The Suoh heir whispered , looking downright distressed .
Question: What might be the reason the person is currently in an agitated state ?

Output: Someone had caused their best friend to shed tears .


Input:
Context: I tell my psychiatrist about how I do not like being at home because I get into political fights with my dad . Over dinner , I get into a political fight with my parents ( and grandpa ! ) during which my parents say the following sentences : " This country was built on the backs of corporations , and corporations are what make it the best country in the world , " " You think Wal - Mart is an evil corporation , but everyone who works there loves it , " " The reason there is diversity in this country is that corporations enforce equal hiring practices . ".
Question: What may have caused you to not like being at home ?

Output: I get in heated arguments with my family .


Input:
Context: I then came across a random building in a park I decided to explore , not knowing what it was I went in and asked . It was a concert hall and a very famous pianist was going to play . I decided to pay to go in . it was huge inside and very beautiful .
Question: What may have happened after learning about the famous pianist ?

Output: I decided to spend the money to gain entry into the building .


Input:
Context: She was n't perfect . She would pick her nose and eat it ( she was like I was ) , and she would fight with her little sister , but she was in pretty good shape . Her little sister , this was our second potato chip , was cute but distractible ( she was like I was ) . We had to yell at her a lot to get her to get ready for school or to get dressed , or to finish up in her bath , or to brush her teeth or to do her homework , or to run to first base .
Question: What can you tell about her from the text ?

Output: She is hard to care for .


Input:
Context: She was n't perfect . She would pick her nose and eat it ( she was like I was ) , and she would fight with her little sister , but she was in pretty good shape . Her little sister , this was our second potato chip , was cute but distractible ( she was like I was ) . We had to yell at her a lot to get her to get ready for school or to get dressed , or to finish up in her bath , or to brush her teeth or to do her homework , or to run to first base .
Question: What can you tell about her from the text ?

Output: She takes a lot of work .


Input:
Context: So I ' ve been back after taking last Thursday and Friday off to clear out the master bedroom and bathroom of debris ( along with a fair amount of other crap that had gathered around the house ) . Now the dumpster we got held upwards of 4 tons ( 8000 lbs ) of material . And once I finished with it , it was more than 3/4 full .
Question: What might have happened had the bin not been big enough to house all the debris ?

Output: We would have had the big emptied and returned to us to continue filling it.


Input:
Context: Back in high school , I would visit Y ! Japan 's avatar feature when I was bored and basically play dress up . It 's too bad I ca n't read the text , because navagation is sorta hard . But I managed to get along fine .
Question: What country did the narrator live in when they were in high school ?

Output: They were an American at home which is why they could n't navigate on the Japanese site .


Input:
Context: So we talked , and then watched really hilarious youtube videos and laughed till we woke amanda up . Thursday & FridayKelongggg ! A short but welcomed break with very good company and fishing haha its been ages since i last fished so it felt pretty good . It was just four of us , da gu zhang was really nice and i had a great time with justus and shar .
Question: What was the reason we watched youtube ?

Output: We wanted to see humorous videos .


Input:
Context: Wednesday 24th of September 2008 was quite an emotional day for us all . The final day of our high school careers . This day means the last of school periods and lessons that we would ever had to endure , except it was n't one of those lessons that you wish you could die and wake up once it ended .
Question: What may happen after Wednesday ?

Output: I may feel very relieved .


Input:
Context: Wednesday 24th of September 2008 was quite an emotional day for us all . The final day of our high school careers . This day means the last of school periods and lessons that we would ever had to endure , except it was n't one of those lessons that you wish you could die and wake up once it ended .
Question: What may happen after Wednesday ?

Output: My classmates and I may go to college .


Input:
Context: Why ? Because my family sucks and noone could tell me . I asked my grandma and she just brushed me off . She does not talk about him anymore ( My grandpa died in 99 ) since her boyfriend bitched about it .
Question: What might be being referred to ?

Output: A family secret the narrator does not know.


Input:
Context: there was a lot of traffic in the city and it took us more then two hours to get back . also , some idiot caused a car accident when he slammed into the side of my dad 's car . everyone was fine thank god , but there is 1200.00 worth of damage to the car , and my dad and sister ended up missing the whole funeral and the lunch at the restaurant , because it took the police two hours to get to the accident and then another 30 minutes to write up the report .
Question: Why was there a funeral ?

Output: Because someone had died .


Input:
Context: The usual would be performers hanging from hoops or ropes and demonstrating agility , strength and gymnastic feats . Here you had the same , with added complexity , artisty and choreography , with of four performers hanging from three giant pear - covered chandeliers . Instead of trampolines they had one act with trampolines that looked like old four - poster beds and later one long trampoline that ran the entire length of the stage , but both performances utterly different from each other , and from most trampoline acts you ever saw . There was a terrifying seesaw act and a couple of gymnastic acts that had people reacting with gasps . At one point a female performer hanging from a rope lifted up a male performer from her legs while she did the splits vertically .
Question: What type of event has the narrator attended ?

Output: They have gone to a three ring circus .


Input:
Context: The usual would be performers hanging from hoops or ropes and demonstrating agility , strength and gymnastic feats . Here you had the same , with added complexity , artisty and choreography , with of four performers hanging from three giant pear - covered chandeliers . Instead of trampolines they had one act with trampolines that looked like old four - poster beds and later one long trampoline that ran the entire length of the stage , but both performances utterly different from each other , and from most trampoline acts you ever saw . There was a terrifying seesaw act and a couple of gymnastic acts that had people reacting with gasps . At one point a female performer hanging from a rope lifted up a male performer from her legs while she did the splits vertically .
Question: What type of event has the narrator attended ?

Output: They have gone to the circus .


Input:
Context: You 're supposed to hand stuff down to your younger siblings , not the other way around . That 's how it worked for us for a while , until I turned into the preteen chunk that I was and anything I would have discarded would have been too large for her . But then all of a sudden it started going in the opposite direction . I lost weight and she lost weight , and suddenly that meant that she was passing stuff off to me until she got way too skinny for me to catch up .
Question: Why did my sibling pass clothing items to me ?

Output: We both lost weight so her clothing fit me better .


Input:
Context: Soon after we moved into the new house , I felt that anguish again . Chewy and Charly got into a fight , christening the back deck with their blood and my tears . Tom was n't home , but a neighbor heard my screams . With his help , we managed to separate them .
Question: What does the author mean by saying that Chewy and Charly christened the back deck with their blood ?

Output: They were engaging in combat with each other for the first time on the deck.


Input:
Context: Apparently I signed up for a credit card through citibank sometime in 2005 . I sort of remember doing this , but either never got the card in the mail or threw it away as soon as it came in . I would get statements from time to time , but usually just threw those away too .
Question: What would happen if I never use this card ?

Output: Citibank will eventually close the account .


Input:
Context: She is a young girl daydreaming about the ideal male . However , she possesses shrewd insight and a capacity for strategy that reveal maturity beyond that of most other characters . Declaring witchcraft provides her with instant status and recognition within Salem , which translates into power .
Question: What may be the reason why declaring witchcraft provides instant status in Salem ?

Output: Salem is famous for their history of witches .


Input:
Context: Ristorante Da Valentino - a small Italian restaurant famed for its excellent homely Italian food and stellar service to boot . Dining at this reclusive semi fine dining restaurant presents quite a challenge as reservations are hard to come by ( minimum 2 weeks in advance ) and made even harder with the restrictions placed . Reservations of more than 8 pax are usually not entertained and Valentino also enforces a two seating policy , with the first running from 6 pm - 830pm and the second from 830pm till closing . This effectively means that a leisurely dinner is probably out of the question , especially in large groups .
Question: What type of cuisine is the narrator describing ?

Output: They are describing Italian .


Input:
Context: Ristorante Da Valentino - a small Italian restaurant famed for its excellent homely Italian food and stellar service to boot . Dining at this reclusive semi fine dining restaurant presents quite a challenge as reservations are hard to come by ( minimum 2 weeks in advance ) and made even harder with the restrictions placed . Reservations of more than 8 pax are usually not entertained and Valentino also enforces a two seating policy , with the first running from 6 pm - 830pm and the second from 830pm till closing . This effectively means that a leisurely dinner is probably out of the question , especially in large groups .
Question: What type of cuisine is the narrator describing ?

Output: They are describing Italian food .


Input:
Context: dou was sick for 2 days . the night b4 , she woke up with a low grade fever of about 37.7 degree . so as usual , the daddy pasted a fever patch on her tiny forehead .
Question: What caused Dou 's father to apply a fever patch to her forehead ?

Output: He is worried about her health , and is doing what he can to help.


Input:
Context: dou was sick for 2 days . the night b4 , she woke up with a low grade fever of about 37.7 degree . so as usual , the daddy pasted a fever patch on her tiny forehead .
Question: What caused Dou 's father to apply a fever patch to her forehead ?

Output: The girl is sick , and this may help treat the symptoms of the illness.


Input:
Context: If you ' ve been watching Olympic track and field you ' ve seen the victory laps . The flag held streaming behind like a Superhero cape , the big smile , the glow of victory . I had a victory of my own this past week . This was a cycling victory , not running victory since I seem to have become slightly allergic to running again but that in no way diminishes my triumph .
Question: Why does the narrator feel so proud ?

Output: They beasted a cycling match .


Input:
Context: If you ' ve been watching Olympic track and field you ' ve seen the victory laps . The flag held streaming behind like a Superhero cape , the big smile , the glow of victory . I had a victory of my own this past week . This was a cycling victory , not running victory since I seem to have become slightly allergic to running again but that in no way diminishes my triumph .
Question: Why does the narrator feel so proud ?

Output: They won a cycling competition .


Input:
Context: I sat on the beach and watched everyone 's stuff and tried to refresh my memory with Nodettelet(1 ) 's open water book . It turned out to be much more amusing to watch the other dive groups that showed up . Some of the main rules in diving are try not to put your gear in the sand ( bring a tarp ) and lay your tanks down unless you are holding it or wearing it . Tanks can fall over especially with your gear on and they can turn into missles ( see Mythbusters ) .
Question: What may I be about to do after posting this ?

Output: Dive.


Input:
Context: If I had been valued , maybe I would n't have been so scared . I ran because of it , because Obsidian could n't or would n't offer any real protection . Thalassa probably enjoyed the fear . " She swallows deeply and then looks up for a second , " Maybe I enjoy the fear .
Question: What is Thalassa 's motive for staying around this scene ?

Output: Thalassa is largely motivated by anxiety .


Input:
Context: Once he got over the initial shock he was happy for us . They are just happy we both have good jobs and good insurance and a place to live . We also started telling family and friends who were excited and happy for us , some even jealous , hehe . I think the best reaction was from Jims grandmother though , she was the first one to show total emotion . She just kinda yelled " what ! ".
Question: What nay I have just announced ?

Output: I am getting married?8.


Input:
Context: I only coughed minimally this morning and less this afternoon and was able to go to JoAnn for a couple of things . We got a pair of lovely metal Debbie Mumm autumn leaf trays that will be nice for game nights or parties . Bought the newest Beatrix Potter mystery in paperback at Borders .
Question: What may happen after picking up some things from JoAnn ?

Output: I get side - tracked and end up at a book store .


Input:
Context: The song , once interrupted , seems too heavy to lift again , and only Eddie 's mother 's voice , shaking in its solitude , is able to continue . " Happy birthday dear Ed - die . . .
Question: Who finishes singing the Birthday song ?

Output: The Birthday Boy 's Parent.


Input:
Context: The song , once interrupted , seems too heavy to lift again , and only Eddie 's mother 's voice , shaking in its solitude , is able to continue . " Happy birthday dear Ed - die . . .
Question: Who finishes singing the Birthday song ?

Output: The Parent of the Birthday Boy.


Input:
Context: Yeah , how about a bailout for normal people * ? I mean , we decided helping the huge masses of people whose mortgages were going south would n't be Capitalist enough , but we sure want to line up to help their lenders ... What happened to the home ownership society ? Now we 're in the foreclosure society .
Question: What may be the plausible reason for a bailout ?

Output: The people would be prevented from losing their homes .


Input:
Context: Today 's a new day . New start . When i do nt go on msn in the afternoon , it prob means i m taking photos for a new collection . Days of my life . Its getting too sequential . Taking photos for 6 hrs . Photoshopping , emailing , packing for another 6 . Sleep for 6 hours . Spend the next 2 - 3 days emailing .
Question: Why would I be taking photos for a new collection ?

Output: Because that 's a hobby of mine .


Input:
Context: Rap impresario Dr andre young jr dr dre . Dre 's 20-year - old son was found dead over the weekend in his Woodland Hills home , coroner 's officials said . TOXICOLOGY TEST ORDERED FOR DR . DRE 'S SON : Autopsy alone could not determine cause of death andre young jr .
Question: Why are they testing the young man 's blood ?

Output: For a cause of death .


Input:
Context: Rap impresario Dr andre young jr dr dre . Dre 's 20-year - old son was found dead over the weekend in his Woodland Hills home , coroner 's officials said . TOXICOLOGY TEST ORDERED FOR DR . DRE 'S SON : Autopsy alone could not determine cause of death andre young jr .
Question: Why are they testing the young man 's blood ?

Output: To determine a cause of death .


Input:
Context: She looks up at Guy seriously . " You should get your things . I want to leave as soon as this is over . " And then her face softens and he lowers his head to kiss her and there is still surprised delight when she kisses back .
Question: How may she be feeling after this post ?

Output: happy.


Input:
Context: He is , as has been previously noted here a fine fly - fisher and a fine gillie . Shortly a tubby man of a working - class nature came a - tugging at my elbow , seemingly to offer casting advice . How on earth would a man of this standing know a single thing about fly - fishing ? Fly - fishing is the exclusive pursuit of toffs is it not ?.
Question: What happened after the man provided you with advice on fly fishing ?

Output: I listened to his advice but disregarded it and continued with what I was doing.


Input:
Context: Now , this alone set off some panic , as any call will at that hour , but my brother 's news made it worse . He called to announce he was getting married , to a Philippina of his very , very brief acquaintance . He told my parents that he started dating her a month ago , and lo and behold she was now pregnant , so he had to marry her . Well , as you can imagine , my parents hit the roof . A big brawl broke out , and finally my brother announced that he was marrying her the next day and that was that - and hung up the phone .
Question: Why is the man getting married ?

Output: He impregnated his bride .


Input:
Context: Now , this alone set off some panic , as any call will at that hour , but my brother 's news made it worse . He called to announce he was getting married , to a Philippina of his very , very brief acquaintance . He told my parents that he started dating her a month ago , and lo and behold she was now pregnant , so he had to marry her . Well , as you can imagine , my parents hit the roof . A big brawl broke out , and finally my brother announced that he was marrying her the next day and that was that - and hung up the phone .
Question: Why is the man getting married ?

Output: He knocked his bride up .


Input:
Context: Things I have learned over the past few days : 1 . Green tea can not be kept until the afternoon because bubbles will form and it will have the weirdest taste after that . ( But asking people to drink it and watching their faces is always fun wtf ) 2 . Haagen Dazs has ice - cream mooncakes !.
Question: Why ca n't green tea be kept ?

Output: Because it wo n't be appealing to the palate .


Input:
Context: It was short lived , though , and he recovered quickly . He was very good for Nana , and had a great weekend . Scott and I also had a great weekend . We went camping at a provincial park in Ontario , on Lake Erie .
Question: What is true about Scott ?

Output: He went with me to Lake Erie .


Input:
Context: I ' ve never in my entire life been pissed off for that long before , without any break in my mood at all . I was such a whiney cranky bitch at work yesterday that my manager actually asked me if I needed to take the next day off . I said that it IS my day off , and she said good . I was in a bad mood ever since getting stuck on the mountain overnight , but I think I have finally gotten over it .
Question: Why did the manager want the subject to take a day off ?

Output: Because they were in a bad mood .


Input:
Context: Then the next day we went to MGM for most of the day , where Devon and I hung out with the theater people that she sucks up to , which was mostly fun . Except they went on Tower of Terror like four times , during which I waited outside , and the last time there was hardly any shade left to sit in . And we went on a grand total of three rides ( one of which I went on ) and saw the Ariel show .
Question: What might have happened if we did not visit MGM ?

Output: Devon woul dnot ride on Tower of Terror.


Input:
Context: Then the next day we went to MGM for most of the day , where Devon and I hung out with the theater people that she sucks up to , which was mostly fun . Except they went on Tower of Terror like four times , during which I waited outside , and the last time there was hardly any shade left to sit in . And we went on a grand total of three rides ( one of which I went on ) and saw the Ariel show .
Question: What might have happened if we did not visit MGM ?

Output: We would n't see the Ariel show.


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: Why may Amanda be sluggish on Friday ?

Output: Amanda will be hungover .


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: Why may Amanda be sluggish on Friday ?

Output: Amanda will be tired from the party .


Input:
Context: I believe that Hillary Clinton supporters ( I was n't one of them , so please do correct me ) wanted to vote for Hillary because she is a woman AND they support her stance on important issues . The fact that Gov. Palin is so far on the right makes it hard for me to believe that this pick is swaying Hillary supporters to the dark side . But I really started writing this post to respond to this woman 's comment about Bristol 's pregnancy and its effect on Gov.
Question: What may be the reason for posting this ?

Output: To describe the political moment.


Input:
Context: The angle of the side mirrors were not just weird , they gave us drivers some kinda floating feeling as well . And they did n't give as much field of vision as we would have liked . Besides that , driving was relatively okie . Interstate driving is pretty brainless , provided you hv a navigator at your side . City driving is ... well , city driving .
Question: What may be the reason for the floating feeling ?

Output: The sideview had a weird perspective .


Input:
Context: He 'd probably surprise you . " " Well , I ' m not quite fond of surprises . And it really is too soon . He 's been struggling with something recently and I first have to find out with what . " Kai said . " Really , Kai , have you thought about the fact that he might be struggling with his love for you , just like Aoi did ? " Kai thought a bit about that but then said , a tinge of sadness in his voice:"He 's not Aoi , Uruha .
Question: Why might Uruha suggest the Kai 's curiosity is misplaced ?

Output: Because Uruha wants to help Kai understand the situation better .


Input:
Context: It 's pay day and I ' m broke . If my phone gets cut off , it 'll get back on sept 12th . Just too much needed paying right now and I ' m still not going to get it all , even with a withdrawal from savings . I mean which do you let slide if you can only cover one?Car InsuranceCar RegistrationCar inspectionAll due.sigh ... I ' ve reached 1 am ..
Question: What may be the reason I 'll get my phone back on sept 12th ?

Output: That is my next pay day .


Input:
Context: Having my producer stands beside me is enough . " It is rubbish " said he , commenting on the scriptwriter 's e - mail , " I trust you more than her " . I know it 's going to take some time for her to solve the misunderstanding puzzle and realize that she would n't need to be furious if only she had been willing to communicate trustfully and equally .
Question: What was the reason that the scriptwriter sent the email ?

Output: She was upset that someone messed with her script .