Input:
Context: I jus wished Aaron would have told us the truth about this whole thing . That would have made me feel a whole lot better about it . Because he does n't have to live with a brother that is not okay . He does n't know how it feels .
Question: What might be wrong with the brother in question ?

Output: He might have mental health problems.


Input:
Context: I had a ball watching this movie . I was humming in my head to all the beats and song . I had no idea I know about ABBA songs so much ! If you 're a musical fan , then this movie is for you .
Question: Why did the writer have a ball watching this movie ?

Output: Because they really enjoyed it .


Input:
Context: My favorite part of the conference ? Going out to dinner * with a few folks including a local ( Bay Area ) cheesemaker . The restaurant had family style seating and we were seated next to a local chef .
Question: What may be a fact about their trip ?

Output: They were on a business trip .


Input:
Context: Tonight I met my cousin Richard . Really , we knew each other before , but a five year old and a nineteen year old with a mowhawk , well , it did n't really work out then . Ca n't believe they are finally here , do n't know how long it has been that mom and Laurie have been talking about it . What it made me think of was the eternal potential for redemption .
Question: What will happen as a result of their meeting ?

Output: She will get the redemption that she is looking for .


Input:
Context: I ' m not that impressed , either . Over the past 7 years I ' ve done some stupid and childish shit , and I ' ve acted like a stupid , childish baby under some circumstances . I know I have , and I know I should change .
Question: What may be the reason why I should change ?

Output: I need to act more mature .


Input:
Context: They geared us up in wetsuits and splash jackets to ward off the cold temps which are compounded by cold water . The river was running at about 820 cfs ( cubic feet per second ) but had topped out this year at 3600 cfs and will go as low as 250 cfs ( 1 cfs is the amount of water equivalent of the size of 1 basketball ) . At 3500 cfs the water runs very fast but most of the technical aspects of the river ( i.e. boulders in the middle ) are covered up , so while its a fast run , its not as technical .
Question: What might they be doing here ?

Output: They might be kayaking.


Input:
Context: I listen but do nt respond much . Being partial or having favorites can be very hurtful and damaging ! It usually is enough hurt to last a lifetime so I excuse myself from showing favorites completely . My mom was even in on the action today , she is adorable , I was blown away by her , I do nt think she has been feeling well , she said some really ugly , hateful things to me when she came in . Before any one had brought up politics or any other subject .
Question: What might happen after talking with your mom ?

Output: Our relationship will be damaged.


Input:
Context: Then Belle and I went back to her dorm to practice for a performance we had at a retirement home . It was such a last minute thing , we were pretty bad ... but they 're old people so I do n't think they noticed XD We got paid a good 60 dollars each , and we 're supposed to be getting an extra 20 later . Today I took another exam ... I think it went well , but I just wanted to get it over with . Then after that I got a call from my best friend , who was at home ( still pregnant !.
Question: What was the appalling reason I think our bad performance was okay ?

Output: The audience was a retirement and they would n't be aware enough to care .


Input:
Context: They acted as if they had never seen a car before and if you waved back to them it made them feel so special they would smile from ear to ear . Then after about 100meters of no houses the road came to a stop . There was a large yellow sign that said " Island Jungle Resort " but there was nothing there . No people , no buildings , the sun would be gone in 30min .
Question: What may be the reason for the sun being gone ?

Output: It was night time .


Input:
Context: It always seemed so far out in the distance . It was always something I thought would come when I was ready for it , but here it comes , and all I want to do is run away . I want 4 more years to really be a kid , and not have responsibilities , and to have fun , and really appreciate my friends and family . I guess it just hit me .
Question: What happened that she was going to have to be responsibe for ?

Output: She found out that she was pregnant .


Input:
Context: It always seemed so far out in the distance . It was always something I thought would come when I was ready for it , but here it comes , and all I want to do is run away . I want 4 more years to really be a kid , and not have responsibilities , and to have fun , and really appreciate my friends and family . I guess it just hit me .
Question: What happened that she was going to have to be responsibe for ?

Output: She graduated college early .


Input:
Context: Was n't it just Monday ? Someone call the gub - ment . Someone stole Tuesday through Thursday . I do n't know how we got to Friday so fast .
Question: Why does the writer feel like someone stole Tuesday through Thursday ?

Output: Because the days went by very fast and they barely remember them .


Input:
Context: I went back there again . I left very early in the morning , the sky was gray like rabbit fur and the thickness of the summer day had already set in . I took exactly 14 steps , reached my car and then felt like the last two days were nothing .
Question: Where might I live that the thickness of the summer day had already set in by very early morning ?

Output: I must live in a hot area where it does n't cool off much during the night .


Input:
Context: Saturday we went shopping for shirts for our family Christmas picture , and then we took our sisters ( Erin , Nicole & Marissa ) to see Enchanted . Super cute movie ! Then we went to my mom 's for dinner and took pictures . Family drama ( what else is new ) .
Question: Where did the sisters go to see Enchanted ?

Output: They went to a drive - in .


Input:
Context: Saturday we went shopping for shirts for our family Christmas picture , and then we took our sisters ( Erin , Nicole & Marissa ) to see Enchanted . Super cute movie ! Then we went to my mom 's for dinner and took pictures . Family drama ( what else is new ) .
Question: Where did the sisters go to see Enchanted ?

Output: They went to the movie theater .


Input:
Context: My husband would come home from work fearful that I was dead because the house was dark and I was at first , unresponsive when he 'd call me . But I 'd quickly rally and prepare dinner while he had cocktails and it was all , as they say , good . My meditation experiences were sporadic at best , and my spirituality awakened at my four years of attendance at Alanon . In addition , I had been studying and reading about spirituality for many years on my own , becoming a Rosicrucian until their internal squabbling turned me away , and even prior to that , becoming adept at interpreting the I Ching and later the Tarot .
Question: What may happen after my husband got home to a dark home ?

Output: He would be afraid that something had happened to me .


Input:
Context: I ' m going to be lead girl on one of the new numbers we are working on ( which means I 'll be practicing walking sideways gracefully with one of our new girls . ) Also we got to play with one of our new puppets and we were horribly confused by the drunken look he has . * sniggers * And again refer to icon , because we get to play with new material .
Question: Why is the narrator playing with a puppet ?

Output: It is for a new musical number .


Input:
Context: I ' m going to be lead girl on one of the new numbers we are working on ( which means I 'll be practicing walking sideways gracefully with one of our new girls . ) Also we got to play with one of our new puppets and we were horribly confused by the drunken look he has . * sniggers * And again refer to icon , because we get to play with new material .
Question: Why is the narrator playing with a puppet ?

Output: It is for a show they are working on .


Input:
Context: I copied a lot of files off of it onto my only other computer with a floppy drive - my slightly less ancient 1998/99 era Windows 98 workstation which also still worked fine . That one is with Best Buy 's Geek Squad right now getting the files copied onto some DVDs now because after the easy things failed , I decided to pay the pros rather than devote my limited time to the project . It took over two years ( almost 4 years ) to finally get around to trying to recover the files , and I did n't want to delay any longer . I may not have bothered except for the fact that when I went to work on updating my photo album 2 years ago I realized that the Win 98 machine has all my digital photos from when I lived in Europe .
Question: Why may it be hard to get at the files they need ?

Output: Their PC is old .


Input:
Context: I copied a lot of files off of it onto my only other computer with a floppy drive - my slightly less ancient 1998/99 era Windows 98 workstation which also still worked fine . That one is with Best Buy 's Geek Squad right now getting the files copied onto some DVDs now because after the easy things failed , I decided to pay the pros rather than devote my limited time to the project . It took over two years ( almost 4 years ) to finally get around to trying to recover the files , and I did n't want to delay any longer . I may not have bothered except for the fact that when I went to work on updating my photo album 2 years ago I realized that the Win 98 machine has all my digital photos from when I lived in Europe .
Question: Why may it be hard to get at the files they need ?

Output: Their computer is old .


Input:
Context: They have n't . I am not happy , but yet I am unable to end it . My friends and family all know ... so do his and I do n't want to deal with the drama . i keep hoping things will get better .
Question: What may happen if she ends it ?

Output: Their relatives will be mad .


Input:
Context: Like what Skittles would taste like if they melted them , swirled them in pond water , then watered it down a bit . Yuck . I thought chamomile was supposed to taste NICE ! All cozy and relaxing .
Question: What might happen if you try chamomile ?

Output: I would think it 's gross .


Input:
Context: This morning I surveyed the damage . You always panic with these things , knowing there is probably a ton more damage you do n't see , but in this case I think I lucked out . I was alert enough to slow down when I saw the deer so there is no damage to the body of the car , just the headlight .
Question: Why did I survey the damage ?

Output: Because I want to know what the situation is .


Input:
Context: I did n't know anything about Big Springs Nebraska . Heck , I totally missed it on the way to Denver just thirty days prior to arriving . I ' ve tried to stray off the path life tries to send me on now and then , but sometimes the path is there for a reason .
Question: Why did n't I know anything about Big Springs ?

Output: Because I 've never been there .


Input:
Context: I did not get up this morning and head directly to my scraproom which by the way looks like a bomb went off in it . Instead I took a ride to the barn to give my Lizzy a nice cool bath . I have to say that I really miss her and I have n't ridden her since Memorial Day weekend . She looks great .
Question: What is Lizzy ?

Output: It 's a horse .


Input:
Context: We thought Victor might clam up in his presence , but he did not and it became apparent through sign language that this man was also not concerned about recriminations for talking about the pollution . In fact it appeared that the entire commune was so fed up with the poison seeping through their night and day that they were totally fearless as to any consequences caused by their speaking out . This was highly refreshing . We ' ve never encountered people willing to be so open to talk about their problems before .
Question: What is the reason there would be recriminations for speaking up about pollution ?

Output: The governing body or legal authorities might resent you telling about pollution.


Input:
Context: We did find the Yokohama Hard Rock Cafe and we had a delightful meal . Alcohol is very expensive but it was 2 for 1 , so I took advantage of it and had three . On our last night , Mark wanted to go to McDonalds as it is our tradition to do in every country we visit .
Question: Why did I decide to splurge and have more drinks than I normally would ?

Output: There was a discount if you bought more than one .


Input:
Context: just a week before we are supposed to go to the bank and make an offer on a nice office . And then tonight I get a nice little phone call from him ... he 's really sorry , but he has to back out of the deal and to top it off he 's not even coming back ... why ? He knocked up his stupid fucking girlfriend !.
Question: Why is the narrator out on a major deal ?

Output: The buyer backed out .


Input:
Context: just a week before we are supposed to go to the bank and make an offer on a nice office . And then tonight I get a nice little phone call from him ... he 's really sorry , but he has to back out of the deal and to top it off he 's not even coming back ... why ? He knocked up his stupid fucking girlfriend !.
Question: Why is the narrator out on a major deal ?

Output: The buyer reneged .


Input:
Context: But , there is a difference no one else had ever gotten close enough to really hurt me either . There is some part of me that wants to believe Troy will change but the biggest part of me is saying hell no . He brought out the worst in me and he still does .
Question: What is likely the relationship between these people ?

Output: They were married to each other .


Input:
Context: But , there is a difference no one else had ever gotten close enough to really hurt me either . There is some part of me that wants to believe Troy will change but the biggest part of me is saying hell no . He brought out the worst in me and he still does .
Question: What is likely the relationship between these people ?

Output: They were romantically involved .


Input:
Context: Was an interesting movie , its tone was similar to Little Miss Sunshine 's - only that it was rated R and was basically ' hardcore porn ' . The kind of movie that you can only watch if you 're with friends . Yesterday , Friday was the last day of Term 3 so it was House Music competition . Us year 10 's were in charge of preparing the Year 7 's and 8 's in each of our houses , while the Year 12 's were in charge of the Year 11 's .
Question: What type of class does the narrator seem to be specializing in ?

Output: They are in theater .


Input:
Context: Was an interesting movie , its tone was similar to Little Miss Sunshine 's - only that it was rated R and was basically ' hardcore porn ' . The kind of movie that you can only watch if you 're with friends . Yesterday , Friday was the last day of Term 3 so it was House Music competition . Us year 10 's were in charge of preparing the Year 7 's and 8 's in each of our houses , while the Year 12 's were in charge of the Year 11 's .
Question: What type of class does the narrator seem to be specializing in ?

Output: They are involved with music .


Input:
Context: I need you help , dear viewers . It seems someone has gotten her panties in a bunch because I did n't post her submission . So I went back and dug up the one submission she 's sent in the past month and am posting it here .
Question: Why did you not post her submission when she submitted it a while ago ?

Output: I was very busy and did not get around to assessing all the submissions I received at that time.


Input:
Context: I half expected to find Llewelyn Moss ' body waiting for me on the carpet when I opened the door . Instead I found way too many cigarette burns and a handicapped bathroom the size of a cattle ranch . The floor is tiled over , the shower is nothing more than a hose and a drain , and a fan makes a terrifying " WHOOSH ! " noise whenever I turn on the light . I also had to pay three dollars for the internet connection in order to write this .
Question: Why did the narrator expect to see someone in their place ?

Output: They feel the place they are is dangerous .


Input:
Context: I half expected to find Llewelyn Moss ' body waiting for me on the carpet when I opened the door . Instead I found way too many cigarette burns and a handicapped bathroom the size of a cattle ranch . The floor is tiled over , the shower is nothing more than a hose and a drain , and a fan makes a terrifying " WHOOSH ! " noise whenever I turn on the light . I also had to pay three dollars for the internet connection in order to write this .
Question: Why did the narrator expect to see someone in their place ?

Output: They feel the place they are is shady .


Input:
Context: I ' m cleaning out some old messages from my work email inbox . This one was from Bryan . * * * The other day Elaine went flying , and while she was standing around waiting for the plane she noticed something was in her pocket . She did n't know what it was and kept feeling on it , and it felt kind of funny , but she could n't figure it out .
Question: What may have been what I was feeling in my pocket ?

Output: It was a diamond ring with a note from Bryan asking me to marry him .


Input:
Context: I can say one thing for him . He was appreciative of what I bought him . He acted like it was special because I picked it out . I bought him cologne , and he said that since I picked it out , that would be his favorite smell .
Question: Why is the narrator so fond of the gift ?

Output: He loves the fragrance .


Input:
Context: Before Anna and I had started out that day , we consulted with a park ranger and another expert of the area who 'd been hiking it for years . He 'd told us about two paths that were little known - one off the Cottonwood grove that took us to another pass that went through a gap in the mountains , and another of the mountain gap trail that would take us around the mountain to the Aztec cave ( just a name for a large cave ) . We easily found the first one but the second eluded us even after we trailblazed awhile . Part of the path we took as we trailblazed .
Question: What may be the reason Anna and I wanted to go hiking ?

Output: We wanted to explore gaps in the mountains.


Input:
Context: Before Anna and I had started out that day , we consulted with a park ranger and another expert of the area who 'd been hiking it for years . He 'd told us about two paths that were little known - one off the Cottonwood grove that took us to another pass that went through a gap in the mountains , and another of the mountain gap trail that would take us around the mountain to the Aztec cave ( just a name for a large cave ) . We easily found the first one but the second eluded us even after we trailblazed awhile . Part of the path we took as we trailblazed .
Question: What may be the reason Anna and I wanted to go hiking ?

Output: We wanted to find a cave.


Input:
Context: You see them in real estate magazines and newspapers and on TV shows . Every tit - man loves them and thinks about them ! With Rachel , you could n't ask for a better , hotter girl to do this because she 's done it for real .
Question: What is possibly the thing that every tit - man loves ?

Output: tits .


Input:
Context: While finishing the unwinding , I dropped the handle , and Duke took off . He was quickly at the heels of another couple ( dogless , however ) who were out walking . " First day with the new leash , " Janet explained .
Question: What may have happened during this situation ?

Output: Their dog had escaped them .


Input:
Context: While finishing the unwinding , I dropped the handle , and Duke took off . He was quickly at the heels of another couple ( dogless , however ) who were out walking . " First day with the new leash , " Janet explained .
Question: What may have happened during this situation ?

Output: Their dog had ran off with the lease .


Input:
Context: I wanted that job . After meeting with the HR director , I must say , I really enjoyed his company and we chatted more than we interviewed . More than 2 hours we talked , and in the end he held nothing back and gave me the figures straight . The salary for a receptionist would be 1,700 DH , per month .
Question: What could be a likely outcome of this interview ?

Output: The speaker accepts the pay .


Input:
Context: I wanted that job . After meeting with the HR director , I must say , I really enjoyed his company and we chatted more than we interviewed . More than 2 hours we talked , and in the end he held nothing back and gave me the figures straight . The salary for a receptionist would be 1,700 DH , per month .
Question: What could be a likely outcome of this interview ?

Output: The speaker gets the job .


Input:
Context: Tv is pwn . It comes on some crazy half latino / half english channel based out of LA apparently at like 3 and 4 am during the week , but WHATEVER . I kind of love it so far .
Question: How does the speaker feel about the program they are referring to ?

Output: They are interested in it .


Input:
Context: Tv is pwn . It comes on some crazy half latino / half english channel based out of LA apparently at like 3 and 4 am during the week , but WHATEVER . I kind of love it so far .
Question: How does the speaker feel about the program they are referring to ?

Output: They enjoy it a bit .


Input:
Context: Tribe was kind of hard but civilization i just blasted through . Now i ' m in " Space " mode but I ca n't figure out how to abduct specimens ( the tractor beam just wo n't pick them up for some reason . ) There have been other bugs in the game so maybe if I just quit and restart it 'll work .
Question: Why are they having trouble with space mode ?

Output: They ca n't abduct people .


Input:
Context: Tribe was kind of hard but civilization i just blasted through . Now i ' m in " Space " mode but I ca n't figure out how to abduct specimens ( the tractor beam just wo n't pick them up for some reason . ) There have been other bugs in the game so maybe if I just quit and restart it 'll work .
Question: Why are they having trouble with space mode ?

Output: They ca n't seem to get the abduct mission down .


Input:
Context: The Doctor looked back when they made it , and saw that the ski lodge was gone . That was n't all , however : the mountain was now disappearing at about the same rate . " Where 's Jack ? " asked Martha , worry in her eyes . " He 'll be here , " said the Doctor .
Question: What may be a plasuible fact about Jack ?

Output: He is someone that Martha deeply cares about .


Input:
Context: The Doctor looked back when they made it , and saw that the ski lodge was gone . That was n't all , however : the mountain was now disappearing at about the same rate . " Where 's Jack ? " asked Martha , worry in her eyes . " He 'll be here , " said the Doctor .
Question: What may be a plasuible fact about Jack ?

Output: Martha cares enough about him to be worried about his absence .


Input:
Context: I look in your eyes and i think about the last year and how much fun i had and how happy we were and it tears me apart . None of this is your fault . It 's mine .
Question: What might be the reason I feel guilty ?

Output: I am at fault .


Input:
Context: So despite the fact that world is falling apart , I , myself am doing okay . I had a really great week / weekend . Due in large part to me sort of putting my foot down . I had to make time to have life in between work , and I did , and it was fun .
Question: How was I probably feeling before I put my foot down ?

Output: I was probably stressed.


Input:
Context: I was starting to think he would n't call me again this week but when I got back from the meeting at work he had left me a voice mail message . Do n't know where we are going tonight . One of the girls asked me how I was losing weight . I do n't think I have lost weight , but I told her it was the migraine diet .
Question: What did I do after hearing the voice mail ?

Output: I called him back to make dinner plans .


Input:
Context: I was starting to think he would n't call me again this week but when I got back from the meeting at work he had left me a voice mail message . Do n't know where we are going tonight . One of the girls asked me how I was losing weight . I do n't think I have lost weight , but I told her it was the migraine diet .
Question: What did I do after hearing the voice mail ?

Output: I texted him to set up a date .


Input:
Context: He was really nice ! There were some older people sitting behind us , too ... in lawn chairs . Heh . I have n't been to a pep rally since high school . I , uh , high - fived the mascot ?.
Question: What was the role of the narrator at the pep rally ?

Output: They were the supportive parent who came to see their child perform.


Input:
Context: Back then , Wen and Ester 's marriage had been pleasant and loving - despite the obvious differences in personality , of course . Nine grueling months later , and Hua Tenten tasted her first breath of fresh air . Her parents could n't be happier to have a squalling little baby to add to the family .
Question: Why do Wen and Ester love Hua Tenten so much ?

Output: They are her guardians .


Input:
Context: Back then , Wen and Ester 's marriage had been pleasant and loving - despite the obvious differences in personality , of course . Nine grueling months later , and Hua Tenten tasted her first breath of fresh air . Her parents could n't be happier to have a squalling little baby to add to the family .
Question: Why do Wen and Ester love Hua Tenten so much ?

Output: They are her parents .


Input:
Context: No , not the crazy voice , the regular inner monologue that you listen to when you read a book or think to yourself ( but I might be crazy , so maybe the monologue is crazy too ) . Anyway , I ' ve known for a while that I do n't read numbers correctly . It 's a sort of dyslexia but only with numbers . It 's made even more strange by the fact that it does n't happen all the time .
Question: What may be the reason for reading numbers incorrectly ?

Output: Not looking at the numbers close enough .


Input:
Context: My sleep was so , so and DD also woke up at 05:00 , she was probably hungry seeing how it affected my milk supply . Luckily I still had some milk in freezer stash , so the day care got one of those and on Tuesday I felt much better . It was a 24 hour bug . However , after 24 hours of very little food and more importantly very little fluid my natural milk supply was affected .
Question: Why was the narrator waking up so early in the morning ?

Output: A hungry baby woke them up .


Input:
Context: My sleep was so , so and DD also woke up at 05:00 , she was probably hungry seeing how it affected my milk supply . Luckily I still had some milk in freezer stash , so the day care got one of those and on Tuesday I felt much better . It was a 24 hour bug . However , after 24 hours of very little food and more importantly very little fluid my natural milk supply was affected .
Question: Why was the narrator waking up so early in the morning ?

Output: They had a crying baby .


Input:
Context: I however was a mess . I could not stop thinking about her all day . successfully working the zipper on her school bagThis morning she woke up happy and seemed excited to see her teachers again ( we have been talking about them constantly for weeks . ).
Question: What is the subject 's primary focus at the moment ?

Output: It is school .


Input:
Context: As the rain began , I had a near - perfect metaphorical front row seat , from where I could face any direction and watch the lightning and the rain , and hear the booming thunder and more rain . It was beautiful . I had the foresight to bring my Fall jacket ; it was the first time since April that I ' ve been able to use it . I should ' ve brought my thick Winter coat instead , as my fingers still became slightly numb at times .
Question: What may be the reason why they have n't been able to wear their jacket since April ?

Output: The weather has n't been cold enough for a jacket .


Input:
Context: When it comes to food , the bad ones for our health are sometimes the best ones for our palate . Controlling our hunger and cravings is one of the hardest things to do in loosing weight . Due to this a new product has been manufactured to target this problem . What is Hoodia anyway ?.
Question: Hoodia is most likely what ?

Output: a product to lose weight.


Input:
Context: When it comes to food , the bad ones for our health are sometimes the best ones for our palate . Controlling our hunger and cravings is one of the hardest things to do in loosing weight . Due to this a new product has been manufactured to target this problem . What is Hoodia anyway ?.
Question: Hoodia is most likely what ?

Output: a product to shed pounds.


Input:
Context: He formed his own conclusion : Having already exploded , or in the process of burning up with nuclear fever , rotting from the inside with the brilliance of unimagined creation , or undefined occurrence . Either way , lost . Suspended in a floating vast empty space , both a void and a crushing weight . At once older than time and gone before even being born . Never .
Question: What may happen before it is born ?

Output: It is already gone .


Input:
Context: He does not like his roommates and without a single friend it is hard to go places and make new ones . Anyway he called me up last night to " see how everything is " with me and he asked me to see him on monday for dinner . Now I know for a fact if he had ANYONE else he would not contact me .
Question: Why is the subject reaching out to the narrator after a long period away ?

Output: The subject is lonely .


Input:
Context: He does not like his roommates and without a single friend it is hard to go places and make new ones . Anyway he called me up last night to " see how everything is " with me and he asked me to see him on monday for dinner . Now I know for a fact if he had ANYONE else he would not contact me .
Question: Why is the subject reaching out to the narrator after a long period away ?

Output: The subject is looking for company .


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: Why are they drinking champaign in the cold ?

Output: They are celebrating a bithday despite the rain .


Input:
Context: " It was a once off remember , but that does nt mean that I wo nt remember it .... " and she turned and walked into the shower . I sat down on the sofa and slowly removed my pantyhose and then got dressed .
Question: what does it mean when I say It was a once off remember ?

Output: It only happens once .


Input:
Context: All my hard work getting him to sleep disappeared . Now he was rudely awakened and of course not tired anymore since he had a short nap . I was so frustrated and guilty over dumping a cup of cold water on my babies ' head .
Question: Why did you dump a cup of cold water on the baby 's head ?

Output: I was carrying water while I went over to him and the cup slipped from my hand and I dropped water on him accidentally.


Input:
Context: I 'll catch up at the Moot I hope . Was cool seeing a lot of people ooc , although the Thursday is a bit of a blur ... I only called in for a pint or two , but the mead caught my eye and it all went downhill from there . My XKCD tshirt got me plenty of hugs and alcohol , which may have contributed . Passing Pentagrams ftw . Sorry to the people I was grouchy at ( OOC , that is .
Question: Why did the narrator feel a bit dirty ?

Output: They had plenty of alcohol spilled on them .


Input:
Context: I 'll catch up at the Moot I hope . Was cool seeing a lot of people ooc , although the Thursday is a bit of a blur ... I only called in for a pint or two , but the mead caught my eye and it all went downhill from there . My XKCD tshirt got me plenty of hugs and alcohol , which may have contributed . Passing Pentagrams ftw . Sorry to the people I was grouchy at ( OOC , that is .
Question: Why did the narrator feel a bit dirty ?

Output: They had plenty of booze spilled on them .


Input:
Context: Last night I took a trip to Sheffield to meet some work colleagues and to see a game of Ice hockey . But by 9 pm I was so whacked out I headed home for bed . Added to that my back was killing me which is probably a sign that my posture is n't right . Damn these work chairs .
Question: What will the narrator do when they get home from hockey ?

Output: They will go to bed .


Input:
Context: Last night I took a trip to Sheffield to meet some work colleagues and to see a game of Ice hockey . But by 9 pm I was so whacked out I headed home for bed . Added to that my back was killing me which is probably a sign that my posture is n't right . Damn these work chairs .
Question: What will the narrator do when they get home from hockey ?

Output: They will go to sleep .


Input:
Context: Things here at my Dad 's house are weird . I like my room , they painted it for me . I like my little sister , she is fun and we get along . I even am starting to like Mary Lynn again , instead of just putting up with her cause she is Dad 's wife .
Question: Why is the house a bit awkward ?

Output: The narrator 's dad just got a new bride .


Input:
Context: Things here at my Dad 's house are weird . I like my room , they painted it for me . I like my little sister , she is fun and we get along . I even am starting to like Mary Lynn again , instead of just putting up with her cause she is Dad 's wife .
Question: Why is the house a bit awkward ?

Output: The narrator 's dad just got remarried .


Input:
Context: Life without planning kinda sucks . I think I am having a little more freedom nowadays and it makes me go out even more often with my friends or just you know go to their house to hang out . It 's good and ... bad . Bad because I am having too much fun it 's kinda hard to have my mind set for studies but well I guess that will come in soon .
Question: What may be your reason for wanting more planning in your life ?

Output: I 'm wasting too much time .


Input:
Context: .dont stand down wind when you cut into a bloated cow . It just about knocked me off of my feet . As I search CSI style for the disease , the causitive agent , the toxin , the reason for this innocent cows death I realize it may smell , the scene may resemble a horror flick but I have made it . Okay so I swear I thought this as I was crackingthe ribs apart to gain access to the congested lungs .
Question: What may I be trying to do ?

Output: Help cure the cows.


Input:
Context: The young man seemed to stand a little taller in his crisp blue uniform as he described how they train to fly gliders and to perform rescue maneuvers in case help is needed . Did not know that . Then I picked up my mom after a funeral mass she attended , and she told me a story that was part of the service . The priest recounted that a parishioner had come to him once and asked that her final wishes be honoured even though her family might object .
Question: What do we know about the person whose funeral my mother attended ?

Output: The person who passed away was Catholic .


Input:
Context: I just joined Planet Fitness , so now I will feel better and not have to subject myself to Dave Harrington 's militant karate workouts so much . I ' m tired of that man . Now I just need a Zune . How to let Christopher know that I 'd much rather have one of those than a new guitar for my birthday?I will be 23 in two months exactly .
Question: Why may the narrator be looking much better these days ?

Output: They have worked out .


Input:
Context: Not long after Fiddledaddy moved me to Hurricane Alley , Florida , I had a recurrent dream that haunted me . I dreamed that a tornado was eminent , and my only concern was saving my appliances . This was before we had children , of course . Now the children would be my priority .
Question: What may be the reason they wanted to save their appliances ?

Output: It took them years to be able to save up for them .


Input:
Context: Those still here with exams are all going spare with worry and stress ... ... except for one select little group ... ... who do n't seem to have a care in the world ... Six o'clock today was the deadline for handing in my essays , which is the total exam . Theoretically , this could have been any time this week , but I thought that an early deadline would make them get the written work out of the way before proper sit down exams . Now I mentioned last week that some were panicking , so I allowed them a few days grace , but I was not prepared for what I found . At mid - day I examined my mail box to find one essay delivered ahead of time .
Question: Why were some students panicking ?

Output: The early deadline for the essay.


Input:
Context: I 'd been told this would happen , and mellow out a bit , so it only freaked me out a tiny bit . My scalp was quite orange , but in spite of it being ' body art quality ' henna , it actually wore off my skin incredibly quickly . The bit on my arm was gone by evening .
Question: What might have happened had the Henna been of better quality ?

Output: The orange color would have stayed on my skin for a longer time and been harder to remove.


Input:
Context: But before ice skating I was experimenting with creating Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake . Failed , but it 's humorus how . I was making it with Katlyn , and I was n't paying attention to the recipe , so I told her to add a cup of milk .
Question: Which if the following is true of Katelyn ?

Output: She is a friend of the narrator .


Input:
Context: But before ice skating I was experimenting with creating Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake . Failed , but it 's humorus how . I was making it with Katlyn , and I was n't paying attention to the recipe , so I told her to add a cup of milk .
Question: Which if the following is true of Katelyn ?

Output: She is helpful .


Input:
Context: In 1909 , he joined the American Museum of Natural History and became ( 1921 ) the first curator of the newly created Department of Entomology , where he remained for the rest of life . He created popular museum exhibits , including the first insect dioramas and " insect zoos " featuring live specimens . In the 1920s , established the country 's first guided nature trail in Harriman State Park , New York . Wilhelm Roux ( Died 15 Sep 1924 ; born 9 June 1850 ) .
Question: What happened after the death of Wilhelm Roux ?

Output: His work was appreciated and accepted and people began to visit the museum exhibitions and nature trails he had advented.


Input:
Context: Saw the dentist today for the first time in nearly 2 years , because not only am I forgetful but every time I go to this guy he find at least 2 cavities despite my religious brushing so I just do n't want to see him . All of my wisdom teeth have metal in them . So he finds two more and I was ready to call bullshit because it does n't make sense that he finds so many of them but then I looked at them in a mirror and indeed saw some yellowing holes . So he 's not bullshitting , I just fail at brushing .
Question: What may happen at their dentist appointment ?

Output: They will need to get another tooth filling .


Input:
Context: Saw the dentist today for the first time in nearly 2 years , because not only am I forgetful but every time I go to this guy he find at least 2 cavities despite my religious brushing so I just do n't want to see him . All of my wisdom teeth have metal in them . So he finds two more and I was ready to call bullshit because it does n't make sense that he finds so many of them but then I looked at them in a mirror and indeed saw some yellowing holes . So he 's not bullshitting , I just fail at brushing .
Question: What may happen at their dentist appointment ?

Output: They will need to get work done on their teeth .


Input:
Context: Alright then ! They take it , we go park , and when we checked in and got upstairs - there was my stuff ! Sitting right in front of my booth !.
Question: Where is the narrator headed next after finding the lost item ?

Output: The narrator is going to the park .


Input:
Context: Alright then ! They take it , we go park , and when we checked in and got upstairs - there was my stuff ! Sitting right in front of my booth !.
Question: Where is the narrator headed next after finding the lost item ?

Output: The narrator is making a trip to the park .


Input:
Context: But her mentioning him out of the blue this morning kind of threw me for a loop . I went into a classic Audrey tailspin , freaking out over the tiniest things . ( Not that the C situation is a tiny thing . ) I was pretty gloomy for most of the day , but once Sassy showed up , things got a bit better .
Question: Why did things get better once Sassy showed up ?

Output: Sassy is positive and has a way of making me feel better just by being around.


Input:
Context: Well , I was pretty proud of my licence , but when I used to show it to girls , they would giggle . After showing it about five times , I quit showing it . As a kid I was pretty athletic , but I was small and I wanted to be a basketball player . The coaches asked me if I wanted to be on the Varsity wrestling team [ the school first team ] , but I said I wanted to be a Varsity basketball player . They said , but you ll be on the lowest team , and I said not for ever .
Question: What may have caused the girls to giggle at you ?

Output: I was showboating something that was common .


Input:
Context: So , I just came home to see my high - school production of Pippin . It was ok , by the way . It was only opening night . They have a few things to tweak . But , by next week they should be decent .
Question: Where might I have been prior to coming home to see my high school production ?

Output: I might have been away at a college .


Input:
Context: Just to say that my sister is OK . She 's home now - they could n't find out what was causing her stomach pains and the high white blood cell count . She stayed overnight and for the next day and then they said she could go home and see how she went . If she continues to get the stomach pains we are going to take her back to the GP and see if he will refer her to a specialist or something . Went to Brighton today to meet Louisa .
Question: What 's a possible reason the writer 's sister is home now ?

Output: Because the doctors want to see if the problem goes away on its own .


Input:
Context: Hunched , hands clasped behind his back , Hojo did a credible imitation of the vultures outside . Rufus glanced across the room at him . Yes , the light from the materia glinted off Hojo 's glasses and cast green reflections in his eyes ... but that was all they were . Reflections . There was no accompanying glow whatsoever .
Question: What kind of creatures is Hojo ?

Output: He is a human being with green glasses on .


Input:
Context: He would have no clue what I was referring to , and it would just make me look crazy . I am so mad though . I feel like he is cheating on me , even though I know he is not , it is the same emotions . I have to let go , there is no remedy for this .
Question: What is a reason I might feel the way I do .?

Output: I have a paranoid disposition .


Input:
Context: He would have no clue what I was referring to , and it would just make me look crazy . I am so mad though . I feel like he is cheating on me , even though I know he is not , it is the same emotions . I have to let go , there is no remedy for this .
Question: What is a reason I might feel the way I do .?

Output: I was cheated on in the past .


Input:
Context: Aariana came in for her 12 month portraits today . She was Miss . Independent running the show and running circles around us ! She is so adorable and so mobile !.
Question: What does the narrator do for a living ?

Output: The narrator is a photographer .


Input:
Context: Aariana came in for her 12 month portraits today . She was Miss . Independent running the show and running circles around us ! She is so adorable and so mobile !.
Question: What does the narrator do for a living ?

Output: The narrator takes people 's portraits .


Input:
Context: Africans cichlid can be very aggressive , but it is actually their natural territorial behavior . There are many factors that come in to play in determining the best setup . So bigger size of the fish tank will better .
Question: What may be the reason to write the post ?

Output: To describe an animal.


Input:
Context: We have dogs ... lots of hair flying around the place and they are very curious . ( into everything all the time ) . Therefore , I wanted a place where pets and kids could n't get into and mess up my folded diapers !.
Question: What did you do to store those diapers ?

Output: I found a cabinet high up off the ground which they were not able to get into.


Input:
Context: My reasoning was that she would then be sooooo tired that she would sleep through most of the 6 hour drive down . Ok , it was n't a brilliant idea . It was actually not very well thought out at all .
Question: Did she sleep all the way through ?

Output: She ended up getting very little sleep.


Input:
Context: It was basically the same every day . Wake up , put on clothes , eat breakfast , weed and then shower . In the middle of the day I would do desk work or we would lay around reading .
Question: What may be the reason for their routine ?

Output: They are used to it .


Input:
Context: It was basically the same every day . Wake up , put on clothes , eat breakfast , weed and then shower . In the middle of the day I would do desk work or we would lay around reading .
Question: What may be the reason for their routine ?

Output: They keep their days consistent .


Input:
Context: It was amusing because I doubt I will use either , but I ' m sure I can find someone to give them to . My main mistake in this race was wearing XC spikes ( obviously with the spikes not screwed in ) . I had tried them out a few times in training , and thought it would be worth the experiment . They are very hard , and substantially more minimal and lighter than the flats I normally train in , and as a result they did a number on my calf muscles over the final few miles .
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Tired.


Input:
Context: I ' m going to see if I can eat everything possible in my house before I have to go to the store again ! I have meals planned up to Monday I think ! ! ! I bought bed pads for Amy .
Question: Why does Amy need bed pads ?

Output: She pees in her sleep .


Input:
Context: I went to take my convocation photos today and my goodness , it was a long queue ... I had to wait for very long before I could get my photos . While I was waiting there , I saw a girl in pink .
Question: What may have caused you to wait a long time ?

Output: I had to get some pictures and there was a big line .


Input:
Context: I am kind of obsesive on this subject , periodically , so I hope it does nt bother any one & someone replies . I really want to know if any else has suffered abuse & how they react to it , I want to compae it to my own ... So , to start I was sexually abused for the first time when I was 5 . I do nt have a problem with it becuz I know the person who did it , had some serious mental problem and that he was a product of his life .
Question: Why might a comparison between reactions be helpful to the writer ?

Output: She wants reassurance that she 's handling her past well .


Input:
Context: I am kind of obsesive on this subject , periodically , so I hope it does nt bother any one & someone replies . I really want to know if any else has suffered abuse & how they react to it , I want to compae it to my own ... So , to start I was sexually abused for the first time when I was 5 . I do nt have a problem with it becuz I know the person who did it , had some serious mental problem and that he was a product of his life .
Question: Why might a comparison between reactions be helpful to the writer ?

Output: She wants to see if her responses are " normal . ".


Input:
Context: With speed and at a strange angle his cart cut across the store to the pharmacy area where I contemplated toothpaste . Not even pretending interest in any of the items the creeper got in my face and said " I like your hair ! " I should have just ignored him , but my hair happens to look terrible today so I could n't resist asking " Why ? " I should never , ever , ever , ever , ever respond to creepers .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about my feelings of the man ?

Output: I was annoyed with the man .


Input:
Context: With speed and at a strange angle his cart cut across the store to the pharmacy area where I contemplated toothpaste . Not even pretending interest in any of the items the creeper got in my face and said " I like your hair ! " I should have just ignored him , but my hair happens to look terrible today so I could n't resist asking " Why ? " I should never , ever , ever , ever , ever respond to creepers .
Question: What may be a plausible fact about my feelings of the man ?

Output: I was frightened by the man .


Input:
Context: I try to be true to myself and those around me and i can not change who i am . Live life to the full as youu never know what is round the corner ! My favourite activity is life as what greater activity is there than living life About me personally I am not purely English as my grandmother was Chinese and married an English man so thus I am 25 % Chinese .
Question: What is the author 's outlook on light ?

Output: They thought life was full of possibility .


Input:
Context: What makes the optimistic lines so interesting to me is that I do n't think I was actually thinking about what I meant ; I was probably just trying to reach a satisfactory ( or simply satisfying ) ending . Endings are weird . One of the first plays I wrote -- the first that was actually performed -- builds to an ending that does n't actually arrive . My way of thinking was perhaps ( it 's hard to know , exactly ) that the protagonist got a look at the way the world was going , and saw the consequences of his set of values ( short - term strong morals , long - term ambivalence ) .
Question: What hobby does the narrator seem to have ?

Output: They love acting .


Input:
Context: What makes the optimistic lines so interesting to me is that I do n't think I was actually thinking about what I meant ; I was probably just trying to reach a satisfactory ( or simply satisfying ) ending . Endings are weird . One of the first plays I wrote -- the first that was actually performed -- builds to an ending that does n't actually arrive . My way of thinking was perhaps ( it 's hard to know , exactly ) that the protagonist got a look at the way the world was going , and saw the consequences of his set of values ( short - term strong morals , long - term ambivalence ) .
Question: What hobby does the narrator seem to have ?

Output: They love theater .


Input:
Context: Yes , I ' m alive , I know it 's been a while since I ' ve posted , but what can I say ? I just did n't have any good pictures for you , and just came off a three - day weekend with Les that was somehow both busy and relaxing . But , it 's hotter than hades around here this week , so I ' m sitting in the air conditioning and typing until y ' all have a new post to read , and that 's that !.
Question: Why does the narrator feel uncomfortable ?

Output: They feel it 's smoldering .


Input:
Context: Yes , I ' m alive , I know it 's been a while since I ' ve posted , but what can I say ? I just did n't have any good pictures for you , and just came off a three - day weekend with Les that was somehow both busy and relaxing . But , it 's hotter than hades around here this week , so I ' m sitting in the air conditioning and typing until y ' all have a new post to read , and that 's that !.
Question: Why does the narrator feel uncomfortable ?

Output: They feel it 's very steamy .


Input:
Context: Venice Beach , CAWe just got back yesterday . I needed this vacation so much . BF and I drove down last week , and did n't do much while we were down there . I realized that , after living in the Pacific Northwest for over half my life , my body still has n't adjusted to the lack of sun . My body and mind felt so much better in the warm climate of LA and Southern CA.I'll have to reconsider moving to a warm climate . One of the better parts of our trip was spending an unexpected night at SF .
Question: What type of relationship did the narrator share with her traveling companion ?

Output: They are in a romantic relatiship .


Input:
Context: Venice Beach , CAWe just got back yesterday . I needed this vacation so much . BF and I drove down last week , and did n't do much while we were down there . I realized that , after living in the Pacific Northwest for over half my life , my body still has n't adjusted to the lack of sun . My body and mind felt so much better in the warm climate of LA and Southern CA.I'll have to reconsider moving to a warm climate . One of the better parts of our trip was spending an unexpected night at SF .
Question: What type of relationship did the narrator share with her traveling companion ?

Output: They are together officially .


Input:
Context: Although I was kind of sad that I would lose a few days in Georgia , I agreed -- after all , these people were fun , and I had never been to those places . Then , my Couchsurfing friend Hisham asked if he could come , too . It started to look interesting . Of course , one by one they started to drop out ( Hisham because of family issues , Ali because he had just started a new job and could n't take time off , and Pelin because she 's Pelin ) .
Question: What does " Pelin because she 's Pelin " mean in this context ?

Output: Pelin backs out on plans a lot.


Input:
Context: Although I was kind of sad that I would lose a few days in Georgia , I agreed -- after all , these people were fun , and I had never been to those places . Then , my Couchsurfing friend Hisham asked if he could come , too . It started to look interesting . Of course , one by one they started to drop out ( Hisham because of family issues , Ali because he had just started a new job and could n't take time off , and Pelin because she 's Pelin ) .
Question: What does " Pelin because she 's Pelin " mean in this context ?

Output: Pelin is very flaky about plans.


Input:
Context: AGHH SO DAMN EXHAUSTED ! Did nt sleep the whole night last night cause I was being such a sweet girlfriend person to teman the other . Then my parents started waking up and cooking for sahur so jangan harap la nak sleep since I was bunking on the couch . Showered around 6 plus and he finally decided to crash after his sahur ( see how complicating this is ! ).
Question: What will happen today ?

Output: She will be very tired today .


Input:
Context: Next year I get a tablet laptop for use in my room at school . I got one this week to play with in the meantime and learn how to use . This post is coming to you from that laptop . I love playing with new technology .
Question: What will the narrator be working on in the near - future ?

Output: The narrator will be making a blog post .


Input:
Context: I can only pray that the chemo my father has had to undergo has made him sterile . No more kids should have to deal with his drunken abuse . As for Gina , I feel bad for her , even though she was the reason for my parents divorce ( which I thank her for ) . Her punishment for home wrecking is having to deal with my fucker father for the rest of her sad , miserable life .
Question: Why did my father abuse his kids ?

Output: He was drunk and did n't know what he was doing at the time .


Input:
Context: One of my favourite respites from hectic university life is first , goinging grocery shopping , and second , browsing through grocery stores . I get inspirations as I walk through aisles of exautic sauces , dressings , vegetables , and anything edible ! Last night I went to the store because I wanted to get a box of breakfast cereal .
Question: What is the most enjoyabnle part of grovery shopping for this person ?

Output: The person likes the inspired feeling he gets as he looks at the different food in the store .


Input:
Context: So , I had this dream this morning . I was with a large group of friends and we were all laying on the floor , staring at the ceiling , each in turn saying something sweet about our significant others , touchy feeling , campy kind of scene . Did I mention we were all in a large cabin?Anyway , I ' m there , laying next to an old / estranged friends girlfriend who is younger than he or I but at least 9 - 10 years .
Question: Which of the following is true of the narrator ?

Output: They saw images while sleeping .


Input:
Context: I know it was a long time ago now , but I just found this photo of Pete before the gates opened at the Darling Harbour show this year . I ' m sure he would LURVE to know he is being posted hee hee . We had a late night setting up and ' tweaking ' , but you would n't know it after about the first hour of trade ! ! ! We had heaps of fun and it was great to catch up with the regulars and see some new faces .
Question: Why might have we spent late night setting up ?

Output: Because we wanted to trade the next day .


Input:
Context: There has been some talk that the Dodgers may go after a Varitek or a pitcher - oriented catcher , which would free Martin from behind the plate and take his athleticism to third base , where the coaches feel he could also be an All - Star , a move Torre , Todd Zeile and Craig Biggio all made successfully . Let 's put this out here plain and clear : Jason Varitek is cooked . Toast .
Question: What is meant by Varitek being " cooked toast " ?

Output: He wo n't be promoted most likely .


Input:
Context: Believe me lovely . " Plucking her lips along the curl of that ear , she shifts carefully , not wanting to dislodge the form laid across her own like a blanket . " You will always ' feel me ' until I turn you loose . ".
Question: Why is this person saying these things ?

Output: The are talking to their mate.


Input:
Context: THat was nice but I feel guilty because there s so many other things I should be doing . Two days ago I woke up sober for the first time in 2 weeks . It felt weird . The world was real again .
Question: What may be the reason for them drinking so much ?

Output: To escape reality .


Input:
Context: Without a word , Rin mounted by herself , sat primly sidesaddle again and looked the other way . Manji pressed a hand to his abdomen for a moment , then straightened up with an apparent effort and mounted as well . They rode in fraught silence until they reached the outskirts of another small village . Rin spotted a roofed signboard posted by the road , with a couple of laborers peering at the printed notice .
Question: What are Rin and Manji off to do together ?

Output: Rin and Minji are riding horses together .


Input:
Context: Without a word , Rin mounted by herself , sat primly sidesaddle again and looked the other way . Manji pressed a hand to his abdomen for a moment , then straightened up with an apparent effort and mounted as well . They rode in fraught silence until they reached the outskirts of another small village . Rin spotted a roofed signboard posted by the road , with a couple of laborers peering at the printed notice .
Question: What are Rin and Manji off to do together ?

Output: Rin and Minji are traveling on horses together .


Input:
Context: But I still have over 7 days of holiday time left . The pancake breakfasts started last week , which means that the Turkey Lunches will start up next month . Yesterday was our AGM , which was exciting . The previous Premier attended .
Question: Why might the previous Premier attend the annual general meeting ( AGM ) ?

Output: Because he has a standing with the crowd and adds validity to the meeting .


Input:
Context: I never slept so little in my life . More accurately , around 10 hours in 5 days . Yep . Well , you see what I meant in the beginning ?.
Question: How may I be feeling right now ?

Output: Tired.


Input:
Context: But I was too busy having fun ! ( Or else chasing kids ... most of those 50 guests were under 3 feet tall . ) In that respect , lack of pictures is probably a good sign of a great party . Back again to the original train of thought ... my sister and my good friend , Stacey did all of the dishes towards the end of the night .
Question: Why were most of the guests under 3 feet tall ?

Output: Because they were children .


Input:
Context: So yeah ... That 's it , season done , game over , good - bye . I watched that last game in traditional me fashion : Flipping away when it got too hairy , screaming at the bullpen , cheering wildly as that apple rose for what could very well be the last time . I cheered as Ryan Church 's final out flew into the outfield . Almost like it was the wind itself , my words knocked that ball into Cameron Maybin 's glove .
Question: What game is being played ?

Output: Baseball.


Input:
Context: A Woman 's Poem He did n't like the casserole , And he did n't like my cake . He said my biscuits were too hard ... Not like his mother used to make . I did n't perk the coffee right , He did n't like the stew . I did n't mend his socks , The way his mother used to do .
Question: why would the woman mend his socks and cook him casserole ?

Output: because she now lives with him like his mother used to.


Input:
Context: When we considered fixed rate mortgages we also looked into even longer term loans that spanned 30 years as well . Still , having a mortgage close to retirement was not what we were looking for , so we decided to try for a loan with a 15 year fixed mortgage . We felt that there was a great deal of emphasis on paying the mortgage off early . After taking everything into consideration we decided on a 30 year loan instead .
Question: Why am I scared of the 30 years mortage ?

Output: I do n't want to retire with a loan .


Input:
Context: Just a big blank . What life is that?I've been getting a near - flood of ideas lately and have been scrambling to jot them all in phrases and bits that I can recall detail for later . Rarely does any one piece connect with another , so it 's very similar to holding a box of photographs , with every photo being from a different family .
Question: How may I feeling during this post ?

Output: Stressed.


Input:
Context: At the tire place I initially approached a sightly older man , sitting by the open garage , wearing well - used overalls and a conductor 's cap . He did n't work there . He just had a flat . When I found an employee , though , the tire turned out to be in great shape .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: To describe my day.


Input:
Context: I do think that I 'll learn from him though since he 's going to be my first " scary " Spanish professor . As for my DEUSTAT , I have Baquiran . He seems really intimidating and serious . He told us that the teaching method he 'll use is going to be like the one people use for people taking up Law . He 's also making us make notes for every reading that he assigns .
Question: What is the " scary " thing about the method people use for taking up law ?

Output: It is exacting.


Input:
Context: I do think that I 'll learn from him though since he 's going to be my first " scary " Spanish professor . As for my DEUSTAT , I have Baquiran . He seems really intimidating and serious . He told us that the teaching method he 'll use is going to be like the one people use for people taking up Law . He 's also making us make notes for every reading that he assigns .
Question: What is the " scary " thing about the method people use for taking up law ?

Output: It is grueling and serious .


Input:
Context: Thursday night Doug Stanhope hit Reno , But he did n't play at in some posh casino showroom , he played at the Zephyr Lounge - exactly where I 'd want to see him . I ' ve only gone there a few times , but the Zephyr is the seedy kind of bar that I really feel at home at . It 's cramped , there 's old dirty couches at the bar that you really do n't want to examine .
Question: How may someone describe Doug Stanhope ?

Output: Doug is an sketchy and untrustworthy person since he played in Zephyr Lounge .


Input:
Context: I never thought at 24 I 'd be the type of person who had no idea how to navigate through the dating world . But , let 's start at the beginning shall we ? At the ripe age of 18 I met my boyfriend .
Question: What may be the reason they have no idea how to navigate the dating world ?

Output: There are so many rules that its hard to keep up .


Input:
Context: cuz she was already showing and all , and the baby was even kicking and everything . she was in the hospital the weekend before i left and then i dunno maybe it was like a week of being in and out of the hospital . i feel so sorry for her because she was getting all super excited cuz it was ALMOST time ... u know ... another what , 3 - 4 months . it must suck a loooot .
Question: What is a fact about this situation ?

Output: They know someone who is pregnant .


Input:
Context: I have so much to write , and I came here to write , and then I got overcome with sleepiness . When I was 14 I saw Hair in the movies , and afterwards I said that I wanted to be in that car . All these years later ?.
Question: Which of these is most likely true about the narrator based on the passage ?

Output: She 's going to get the car from Hair .


Input:
Context: He sold it to me because he already had four bikes and wanted to buy a BMW . I bought this bike from him with just under 2000 miles . I had to replace the battery after I bought it because he hardly ever rode it . I rode this bike as a sport tourer all last year .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They bought a motorcycle off of someone else .


Input:
Context: He sold it to me because he already had four bikes and wanted to buy a BMW . I bought this bike from him with just under 2000 miles . I had to replace the battery after I bought it because he hardly ever rode it . I rode this bike as a sport tourer all last year .
Question: What may be a fact about this person ?

Output: They own a motorcycle .


Input:
Context: I just wanted to post the video I made for my mumsy dearest for her graduation . ( Yes she did it ! ) It was fun to watch her walk and get her diploma cover ( complete with a sample diploma ! ) . Perhaps I 'll get on the ball tomorrow and add some pictures .
Question: What was involved to capture the event ?

Output: Smart phone.


Input:
Context: I know , by now , listening ( er , reading ) to my rants about this freaking blogger reader is probably getting really old to many of you but for me , it is not just irritating any more , but it is downright aggravating . On another level -to be explained shortly -it is also somewhat funny , in the strange sense of the word " Funny . " Two weeks ago this past Friday , my reader went wacky on me . Was n't working properly at all .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: To give a user review.


Input:
Context: I know it has been ten days since I last posted , but I have an excuse I am sick and tired . I caught a cold from Jennifer at some point over the weekend and have been working extra long hours at work lately . Combine that with a couple Dave Matthews concert and you have a really tired Keegan . On Saturday I met Kate , Amy , and Mark for a ride to Cooperstown to visit the Baseball Hall of Fame . We got there in a relatively short time and spent a relaxed afternoon in the museum and eating in a local restaurant .
Question: How was I feeling ?

Output: I was feeling miserable .


Input:
Context: i try to do handstands for you Bad numbers in : i try to do handstands for you . Antitrust regulators about i try to do handstands for you , are boring nevertheless again . Book of photographs note before benefits as a order this king .com construction guitar information lmii .
Question: What may be the purpose of this post ?

Output: Poetry.


Input:
Context: But then we were discussing about sports in China . It 's near imprisonment of the participants , not for the love of sports but for the country 's image . I mean , you do n't hear the kids saying their passion and dreams is to go to the Olympics like you often here the Americans or anyone else really say . You do n't really see China playing in other team sports outside the Olympics ( except badminton ) .
Question: Why do n't the chinese athletes play sports outside the olympics ?

Output: Most of the athletes are forced to do sports specifically to win the olympics.


Input:
Context: The below is courtesy of the folks at impeachbush.org . I hope you realize that if Pelosi had had the balls two years ago to do her damn job and impeached Bush and Cheney -- our situation would be ever so much better . And if you think Obama is going to take a stand on this bail -- you are a sucker who has n't been paying attention to his donors which is rife and plump with Wall Street fat cats .
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

Output: The narrator is a hardcore liberal .


Input:
Context: The below is courtesy of the folks at impeachbush.org . I hope you realize that if Pelosi had had the balls two years ago to do her damn job and impeached Bush and Cheney -- our situation would be ever so much better . And if you think Obama is going to take a stand on this bail -- you are a sucker who has n't been paying attention to his donors which is rife and plump with Wall Street fat cats .
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?

Output: The narrator is a progressive .


Input:
Context: ( Just one more day now ! The older students from our department have sent out an invitation to our departmental " sloshball " on Facebook , with the comment " because the thought of going back to school drives us to drinking " . ) I have decided at this point that I 'd like my first lab rotation on the main campus because it 's my first rotation and I want to keep clear of any possible extraneous sources of confusion until at least six weeks in . Also because it 's easier to keep track of the events and other research projects going on when you 're on the main campus .
Question: What is the OP 's most productive part of the day ?

Output: Morning.


Input:
Context: The intention of the proposed amendment is for the exemption to apply to all the new resident 's overseas affairs for the extended 10 year period , without the limitation of the exemption only applying to pre - owned assets . Unfortunately the proposals seem to contain many gaps , as it appears that overseas pensions and retirement plans , overseas trusts and national insurance issues have not been addressed in the proposed new law . In addition , the situation where a new immigrant earns income from overseas , but performs the services in Israel , will not benefit from these new proposals . I fear that this might encourage many breadwinners to leave their families behind in Israel , while they continue their old jobs and business 's in their home country , and could cause social problems with the families left behind .
Question: What is being argued in the Israeli parliament ?

Output: Immigration .


Input:
Context: The intention of the proposed amendment is for the exemption to apply to all the new resident 's overseas affairs for the extended 10 year period , without the limitation of the exemption only applying to pre - owned assets . Unfortunately the proposals seem to contain many gaps , as it appears that overseas pensions and retirement plans , overseas trusts and national insurance issues have not been addressed in the proposed new law . In addition , the situation where a new immigrant earns income from overseas , but performs the services in Israel , will not benefit from these new proposals . I fear that this might encourage many breadwinners to leave their families behind in Israel , while they continue their old jobs and business 's in their home country , and could cause social problems with the families left behind .
Question: What is being argued in the Israeli parliament ?

Output: Status of immigrants .


Input:
Context: I really wish God would give me some good Christian friends to help me . I do n't want to be a burden to my boyfriend by leaning on him since he 's the only Christian friend I talk to ... and I know I ca n't once school starts back up for him . That 's going to be so tough . He 'll have schoolwork and a job , and probably wo n't get to talk much to me .
Question: What kind of schooling are they likely to be attending ?

Output: College.


Input:
Context: I am having a chemical stress test on Tuesday morning and an MRI done on Wednesday morning . My blood pressure got high for the first time this summer , as in 152/99 . I was put on a water pill and it has n't helped much yet . I had a chemical stress test 18 months ago and it is a horrible feeling . The MRI is being done so that hopefully my hernia will show up .
Question: Why is the narrator being subjected to so many tests ?

Output: They have a suspected hernia .


Input:
Context: I am having a chemical stress test on Tuesday morning and an MRI done on Wednesday morning . My blood pressure got high for the first time this summer , as in 152/99 . I was put on a water pill and it has n't helped much yet . I had a chemical stress test 18 months ago and it is a horrible feeling . The MRI is being done so that hopefully my hernia will show up .
Question: Why is the narrator being subjected to so many tests ?

Output: They have high blood pressure .


Input:
Context: It has been an interesting week . Seems that someone put my JPL cell phone number in an ad on Craig 's List for some sort of massage services . I started getting suspicious when the callers were guys looking for Christine or Ashley , and said they were responding to an ad .
Question: What is the reason someone would put my number on Craig 's list ?

Output: Someone was angry and wanted to hurt me .


Input:
Context: It has been an interesting week . Seems that someone put my JPL cell phone number in an ad on Craig 's List for some sort of massage services . I started getting suspicious when the callers were guys looking for Christine or Ashley , and said they were responding to an ad .
Question: What is the reason someone would put my number on Craig 's list ?

Output: Someone was playing a mean trick .


Input:
Context: I have found my favorite minigolf partner ! After only one round I know we are destined to play this unnecassarily discouraging and overcomplicated game ( seriously a moving windmill ? ) together .
Question: How does the narrator feel about their partner ?

Output: No one could take their place .


Input:
Context: I have found my favorite minigolf partner ! After only one round I know we are destined to play this unnecassarily discouraging and overcomplicated game ( seriously a moving windmill ? ) together .
Question: How does the narrator feel about their partner ?

Output: They are the only one .


Input:
Context: Then he tells me " will that s not the way i do it , and its not as fast so your going to do it my way now . And even if you do nt think it is better just say it is . " So i just nod and do it his way .
Question: What is a characteristic of the person the narrator is being instructed by ?

Output: They 're power hungry .


Input:
Context: Then he tells me " will that s not the way i do it , and its not as fast so your going to do it my way now . And even if you do nt think it is better just say it is . " So i just nod and do it his way .
Question: What is a characteristic of the person the narrator is being instructed by ?

Output: They 're rude .


Input:
Context: It was a bit quiet , as many summer Fridays have been , but I kept Avery home from camp today as she had a good long week away , plus they were going to Glade pool and I was n't sure she was going to like all the splashing ... She was super happy to stay home ! And she was bouncing off the walls ! ! Well , most of our time was spent outside this morning enjoying the fabulous weather , so she was bouncing off the swingset , but you get the picture . She was LOUD and crazy and silly and happy .
Question: What was the weather like ?

Output: It was bright and sunny.


Input:
Context: It was a bit quiet , as many summer Fridays have been , but I kept Avery home from camp today as she had a good long week away , plus they were going to Glade pool and I was n't sure she was going to like all the splashing ... She was super happy to stay home ! And she was bouncing off the walls ! ! Well , most of our time was spent outside this morning enjoying the fabulous weather , so she was bouncing off the swingset , but you get the picture . She was LOUD and crazy and silly and happy .
Question: What was the weather like ?

Output: The weather was warm and inviting.


Input:
Context: I knew before the hatch to the ship opened , and I knew before I could see the light from the pod . We stood for a long time looking at each other , as if we could bridge the invisible gap spanning between us . Elfangor said , finally . The silence had been deafening . " Why ? " I asked .
Question: what did I know ?

Output: I knew we had failed .


Input:
Context: I listened to dry your eyes mate by the streets on the way home . And I thought I was doing a good job of getting over it . Then I came back and a whole new pain was brought into the situation .
Question: What happened before I listened to the song ?

Output: My boyfriend and I broke up .


Input:
Context: I listened to dry your eyes mate by the streets on the way home . And I thought I was doing a good job of getting over it . Then I came back and a whole new pain was brought into the situation .
Question: What happened before I listened to the song ?

Output: My friend died of cancer .


Input:
Context: Mostly though the children work on their own and are self - directed . They come to me for help if needed , but I encourage them to look it up as best they can . The little ones help me throughout the day with the daily chores ( even Nathaniel can fold cloth napkins and hand towels : ) ) . It makes my load a lot lighter .
Question: What is a valid fact about the children ?

Output: They are pretty independent , do n't need much help .


Input:
Context: Mostly though the children work on their own and are self - directed . They come to me for help if needed , but I encourage them to look it up as best they can . The little ones help me throughout the day with the daily chores ( even Nathaniel can fold cloth napkins and hand towels : ) ) . It makes my load a lot lighter .
Question: What is a valid fact about the children ?

Output: They perform a lot of tasks everyday .


Input:
Context: And I got candy ! And I made deviled eggs with Erin earlier in the day to share at the slide show and they were soooo good and it was fun to hang out with Erin since I have n't seen her much lately . Before the party we also got to go out to dinner at Claudia 's restaurant , and I had my favorite salad and it was fabulous .
Question: Who did the narrator spend time with all day ?

Output: It was Erin .


Input:
Context: And I got candy ! And I made deviled eggs with Erin earlier in the day to share at the slide show and they were soooo good and it was fun to hang out with Erin since I have n't seen her much lately . Before the party we also got to go out to dinner at Claudia 's restaurant , and I had my favorite salad and it was fabulous .
Question: Who did the narrator spend time with all day ?

Output: It was their friend Erin .


Input:
Context: The next day , I came back with some whole wheat pita bread , and they liked that a lot more than pebbles . On the left of the main entrance to the mill . as seen in the first photo , there is a garden along the sidewalk , and I discovered what I thought was the remains of a mangled bird ... but upon closer inspection I saw it was a nesting female mallard : It remained perfectly still the whole time . It would only blink it 's eyelids every once in a while .
Question: Why did the narrator show up with bread ?

Output: They wanted to feed the ducks .


Input:
Context: He vanished , and even if he was here , he weighed 90 pounds soaking wet and did n't carry a weapon . People were pretty much free to stroll through this mall , so if an incident was to ensue and being a woman of some girth , I have misgivings whether Mr. Security would have jumped in . Also , if it was him vs. the bad guy , would he truly have risked life and limb to protect me at $ 9.50 per hour wage ?.
Question: What may happen if a situation arises ?

Output: He will run away .


Input:
Context: He vanished , and even if he was here , he weighed 90 pounds soaking wet and did n't carry a weapon . People were pretty much free to stroll through this mall , so if an incident was to ensue and being a woman of some girth , I have misgivings whether Mr. Security would have jumped in . Also , if it was him vs. the bad guy , would he truly have risked life and limb to protect me at $ 9.50 per hour wage ?.
Question: What may happen if a situation arises ?

Output: He will save himself .


Input:
Context: Can I fix it myself ? If so how ? Or if I have to get it fixed how much would it be , because I have to pay for it ... I ca n't live without my cell and this just sucks big time , so can anybody pleeease help me out ?.
Question: What may be the reason for you wanting to fix your cell ?

Output: It 's essential to my life .


Input:
Context: The first museum we went to Musee d Rodin , which comprises a larges collection of Rodin 's sculptures , including casts . I just had to make it to the Musee de Rodin because I get speechless when I view his sculptrues . The museum was in the neighborhood so it took like 10 minutes via metro to get there , it was like a sign . The museum is one building and large garden .
Question: Why is the narrator so impressed with the Musee de Rodin .?

Output: The narrator believes the sculptures are classic pieces of art .


Input:
Context: The first museum we went to Musee d Rodin , which comprises a larges collection of Rodin 's sculptures , including casts . I just had to make it to the Musee de Rodin because I get speechless when I view his sculptrues . The museum was in the neighborhood so it took like 10 minutes via metro to get there , it was like a sign . The museum is one building and large garden .
Question: Why is the narrator so impressed with the Musee de Rodin .?

Output: The narrator loves the Rodin sculptures in the museum .


Input:
Context: They soon created a scapegoat someone to blame for the loss of the war , the Jews . The party rose to power with a mix of terrorism and industrial backing . Its important to remember Germany had been embarrassed and devastated by the war . Hitler comes along and promises to return Germany to it 's former greatness .
Question: What may happen after they lost the war ?

Output: An ethnic group was denounced for the war loss .


Input:
Context: They soon created a scapegoat someone to blame for the loss of the war , the Jews . The party rose to power with a mix of terrorism and industrial backing . Its important to remember Germany had been embarrassed and devastated by the war . Hitler comes along and promises to return Germany to it 's former greatness .
Question: What may happen after they lost the war ?

Output: Someone rose up to lead the defeated people .


Input:
Context: I found that once this happens , you do n't get any wetter . So , you might as well keep going . After a rest stop in Waverly , a rather nasty cross wind picked up .
Question: Where is the OP currently in ?

Output: A car.


Input:
Context: Seriously ? ! Hmmm I think the beginning of that was really nothing though . My nurse spilled a cup of ice water on me so to make up for it she started the pitocin nice and slow ... because that 's worse than Stadol ! ha !.
Question: What type of building might the narrator be in ?

Output: A hospital.


Input:
Context: I ' ve only spoken to him two or three times since he left , so either he 's having a great time or they wo n't let him use the phone in the Mexican prison .
Question: Why would this person reference Mexican Prison ?

Output: The person is making a joke about their friend being arrested while in Mexico .


Input:
Context: I ' ve only spoken to him two or three times since he left , so either he 's having a great time or they wo n't let him use the phone in the Mexican prison .
Question: Why would this person reference Mexican Prison ?

Output: Their friend is in Mexico and he is making a joke .


Input:
Context: Phone calls to Duffman and his dad suggested it would not be a good idea to continue to the cities . I turned around and headed to my town . Went to the service station , owned by a guy whose sisters I had gone to school with , so at least I feel I can trust him . He should be able to replace the alternator today , thankfully , so I wo n't be without a car all weekend , but the $ 300 + bill is n't going to be fun ( especially since we 're also having $ 450 in gravel and rock delivered today so Mr.
Question: What may be the reason why paying the bill wo n't be fun ?

Output: Because it 's a lot of money .


Input:
Context: It was during this time that I decided to date . To be honest I had never dated before , and I made an effort not to get serious , but just meet people and have fun . It served to really boost my self esteem and reversed my thinking about woman .
Question: Why might this person never have dated before ?

Output: They were very shy.


Input:
Context: I finally broke down this morning before work and paid the $ 8 to find out my results . All my other friends had their results posted on the verification site the next day but I must have checked 30 times at work the next day ( yesterday ) and NOTHING ! So when I got up at 10 this morning and saw I was still just a graduate nurse I was not happy at all . So I broke down and paid the $ 8 to find out I passed !.
Question: What kind of test would need to be taken for this story to take place ?

Output: NCLEX.


Input:
Context: I look in your eyes and i think about the last year and how much fun i had and how happy we were and it tears me apart . None of this is your fault . It 's mine .
Question: What might have happened if things were like last year ?

Output: We would be happy .


Input:
Context: She was talking about the night she met , and had dinner with , William Shatner in 2004 . " Basically he just sat there and cussed a lot and got drunk and passed out in his chair . Yeah , I had my camera and he was like , ' Let me see your camera . That 's a nice fuckin ' camera ! '.
Question: What 's a possible reason William Shatner got drunk ?

Output: Because he enjoys drinking .


Input:
Context: Which means : Happy Supernatural Day ! ! ! ! ! After being in a crappy , pissy mood all day yesterday , I ' m in quite a good mood today . I had one more meeting with my adviser , who said that basically I only have little things to work out and fix in my thesis before I turn it in ! I was so afraid she was going to say I needed to re - work my conclusion ( again ) and was dreading doing everything at the last minute .
Question: How many times must have I reworked the conclusion on my thesis before this ?

Output: I must have reworked the thesis at least once before .


Input:
Context: And a lip gloss ... where oh where have you been all my life , Too Faced ? ] and I feel much better . I feel like a grown up at work again , like my clothing is n't stained or ill - fitting or desperately out of season .
Question: Why does the speaker ask where lip gloss has been all of their life ?

Output: Because they had never used it before and wish they had started sooner.


Input:
Context: And a lip gloss ... where oh where have you been all my life , Too Faced ? ] and I feel much better . I feel like a grown up at work again , like my clothing is n't stained or ill - fitting or desperately out of season .
Question: Why does the speaker ask where lip gloss has been all of their life ?

Output: Because they just recently tried it and are very happy with the results.


Input:
Context: We saw a very beautiful ice sculpture of Santa in his sleigh with the reindeer . We took the back way home so we could see the " Christmas town of New Mexico , " Madrid . It was a very quaint town with lots of adornment and fiery barrels along the roadside . They even had a horse drawn stagecoach giving rides .
Question: What holiday are they getting ready for in New Mexico ?

Output: They are getting ready for   Xmas .


Input:
Context: We saw a very beautiful ice sculpture of Santa in his sleigh with the reindeer . We took the back way home so we could see the " Christmas town of New Mexico , " Madrid . It was a very quaint town with lots of adornment and fiery barrels along the roadside . They even had a horse drawn stagecoach giving rides .
Question: What holiday are they getting ready for in New Mexico ?

Output: They are getting ready for Christmas .


Input:
Context: He needed somewhere to put his energy , and a delicious meal was as good a place as any . He began to make a mess of his clean counters with vegetables and meat and spices . As he set things into action on the stove , he glanced at the clock again .
Question: What may be the reason they decided to cook ?

Output: They had a bad day and wanted to focus on something else .


Input:
Context: I was having a crummy evening and then the person I am rapidly becoming infatuated with messaged me-- made me smile . I just watched he House season 4 finale . I bawled my eyes out and am impatiently awaiting the upcoming season ! !.
Question: Why may she have been looking forward to the next season ?

Output: To   find out what happens .


Input:
Context: What do you call that ? I had a good mind to go back to the house and smack that arrogant idiot senseless , but I did the opposite . I marched in the direction of the hospital , muttering under my breath , my speech becoming colorful with a crescendo of curses . " Bum ! " I growled , clenching my fist .
Question: What direction is the narrator walking in ?

Output: away from the house.


Input:
Context: What do you call that ? I had a good mind to go back to the house and smack that arrogant idiot senseless , but I did the opposite . I marched in the direction of the hospital , muttering under my breath , my speech becoming colorful with a crescendo of curses . " Bum ! " I growled , clenching my fist .
Question: What direction is the narrator walking in ?

Output: toward a medical center.


Input:
Context: Summer is almost over and we have been really busy . Just realized it 's been over a month since the last post .... and BOY do I have some catching up to do . I do n't even know where to begin ..... I guess it is best to start where I left off .
Question: What will it be in a few months ?

Output: It will be Autumn .


Input:
Context: Summer is almost over and we have been really busy . Just realized it 's been over a month since the last post .... and BOY do I have some catching up to do . I do n't even know where to begin ..... I guess it is best to start where I left off .
Question: What will it be in a few months ?

Output: It will be Fall .


Input:
Context: they raked and whorled through the clumps of skyscrapers , then something like a tidal wave rushed toward us and all the rest of chicagoland . we thought at first we might be safe at our height in the apartment , but when muddy water came up against three - quarters of the high - set living room windows , we ran for the stairs and the roof . the water came a just few inches from where we stood , slopping over as we hung onto railings , then began to recede .
Question: What might tell us that his narrator is discussing a fiction ?

Output: The fact that he 's talking about a tidal wave in Chicago tells us he 's talking about a fiction .


Input:
Context: Then , to my surprised , those photos were recorded in JPEG format . I was saddened that I did not check the settings prior to taking those photos . There were probably a hundreds or more photos recorded in JPEG format . Later , I checked the sequence number of those images by scrolling down , hoping there were some RAW being recorded , sorted at the bottom of the list .
Question: Why was I surprised at the photos being recorded in JPEG format ?

Output: The files are compressed and low quality .


Input:
Context: He could hear her breathing - slow , regulated . He felt that familiar pang from somewhere inside the darkness that he denied . That slow , relaxed - unknowing - breathing of prey being watched . He selfishly would miss these moments if she was turned .
Question: What may be the reason for someone being so jealous of breathing ?

Output: They are n't human .


Input:
Context: we went out with a small ship to have a bbq on the water . the russians did some fishing and got a lot of nice fish . then some of them went swimming - well , they jumped into the water , stayed there for a moment and then went out again . we wanted to do the same , and so Anica , Maude , Elias and i also took a bath in the very cold sea .
Question: Why did the speaker and their friends choose to try swimming in the freezing water ?

Output: The Russians made it look like a fun activity so they decided to try it for themselves.


Input:
Context: we went out with a small ship to have a bbq on the water . the russians did some fishing and got a lot of nice fish . then some of them went swimming - well , they jumped into the water , stayed there for a moment and then went out again . we wanted to do the same , and so Anica , Maude , Elias and i also took a bath in the very cold sea .
Question: Why did the speaker and their friends choose to try swimming in the freezing water ?

Output: They were enjoying the visit and wanted to emulate the local customs to see what they were all about.


Input:
Context: This medicine did not alleviate my depression . At each subsequent appointment , I told the psychiatrist that my depression was n't getting any better . On the PHQ-9 form ( a survey of symptoms ) that I was required to fill out at each visit , I always checked off that I had thoughts of suicide . After a month , I asked the psychiatrist if she could please put me on a different medicine - that the Lamictal was n't working .
Question: Why did the medicine not work for you ?

Output: The medicine is not a good fit for my mental situation.


Input:
Context: I did not send them to daycare or let others teach them . Through all the pain and glory , I was there every hour of every day to help them explore and become who they are now and who they will become later . Two children who will not want for love or nurture or unconditional understanding , patience or respect .
Question: Why did the writer not send them to daycare or let others teach them ?

Output: Because the writer wanted to teach the kids themselves .


Input:
Context: And it 's so much cheaper here . Plus , it 'll be easier on Frank if I ' m not around during his last year in college because he really needs to concentrate on it . The only thing calling me back to Dublin in this job [ which I love ] but in order to get it back I need a house and to get a house I need a job ... it 's a horrible viscious cycle . At this point , I ' m just sick of being a pointless , useless and helpless waste of space . I was so much more a long time ago and I lost that along the way .
Question: What is the main stress point for the auditor ?

Output: Finances .


Input:
Context: I do , however , have people forever asking me if they can borrow one . One woman at the tram stop this morning asked if she could borrow mine . We ' ve shared lighters before when our butts have crossed . I told her that I ' ve quit smoking .
Question: What may be a valid fact about the woman at the tram stop ?

Output: She is a smoker .


Input:
Context: I do , however , have people forever asking me if they can borrow one . One woman at the tram stop this morning asked if she could borrow mine . We ' ve shared lighters before when our butts have crossed . I told her that I ' ve quit smoking .
Question: What may be a valid fact about the woman at the tram stop ?

Output: She needed a lighter this morning .


Input:
Context: Pulling out his pack of cigarettes Jude pulled out another . " You still smoking or did you manage to give it up ? " " I ' m not good at giving up sinful pleasures , " Orlando chuckled and took the offered cigarette before rummaging in the pocket of his too tight jeans to find his lighter . " I know that feeling . ".
Question: what may be a plausible fact about Jude ?

Output: He walks around with a pack of cigarettes.


Input:
Context: Pulling out his pack of cigarettes Jude pulled out another . " You still smoking or did you manage to give it up ? " " I ' m not good at giving up sinful pleasures , " Orlando chuckled and took the offered cigarette before rummaging in the pocket of his too tight jeans to find his lighter . " I know that feeling . ".
Question: what may be a plausible fact about Jude ?

Output: Jude and Orlando have known each other for a while.


Input:
Context: Jump to the full entry & travel map Tokyo , Kanto , JapanKonnichiva!So landed in Tokyo yesterday at 9.30 local time , in london it was midnight . Got the train from Narita airport to Tokyo , and found our way to our hostel in Asakusa district . After a little nap went to explore the neighborhood and found we are located just next to an amusement park , famous senso - ji temple and great big market you can buy anything you can imagine . In the evening stumbled into a restaurant in the market area called sapporo .
Question: What may have happened if they missed their plane ?

Output: The would wait and catch the next one .


Input:
Context: Stepping inside , she slightly brushed Casey 's hand and Casey could feel goose bumps appear on her arm . Slowly , she closed the door , closing her eyes while wishing she could just switch of her feelings when it came to Olivia . She turned around and leaned against the door for a moment , watching her stay in front of the couch , looking at it with an uncertainty that was almost comical .
Question: Will Casy and Olivia get together ?

Output: Yes , they will sit down on the couch and get together .