Context: The Northwest Iowa Center for Photography 's deadline for the " Prairie Views " show is quickly approaching and as things are at least 2 weeks behind due to the strange weather this year , my friend Dan from the center and myself decided to take an overnighter to the Loess Hills area in hopes to catch some different prairie images . For those of you not familiar with the Loess Hills , They are hills created from strong northwest winds that blew for thousands of years after the last ice age . The fine soil formed hills over the existing river bluffs 15 miles wide , 200 miles long and up to 60 feet high .

Question: What may be a fact about their situation ?
Options:
0. They are late to the prairie show .
1. They are entering their photos into a prairie show .
2. None of the above choices .
3. They are submitting their photos late .
Answer: 1

Question: What may happen after they get their prairie photos ?
Options:
0. They will attend the prairie show .
1. They will submit their photos late .
2. They will be in a rush to the show .
3. None of the above choices .
Answer: 0