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Once Upon a Honeymoon

Katherine Butt-Smith, a Brooklyn-born gold digger, finally got her catch and was about to marry a baron. The only trouble is, her Baron was working for Hitler, helping to infiltrate European countries through "goodwill" tours.Reporter Patrick O'Toole had been trying to gather information for a story on the Baron. Having met Katie, disguised as a dressmaker, Patrick was intrigued by Katie's beauty and her complete ignorance and disregard for politics.The Baron and Baroness went on their honeymoon, and Patrick followed their trail - as every country the Baron's been to seem to fall under the Nazi.In Warsaw Katie had her rude awakening: Her husband was arrested, Patrick told her about the dark side of the Baron, and her Jewish maid Anna had her children hiding in her hotel room, fearing that they would be arrested and sent to concentration camps. Katie gave her passport to Anna to help them escape, Patrick lost his passport in a fire. The two were about to head for the American embassy when they were arrested by the Gestapo - Katie was carrying Anna's passport.The mix-up was sorted out by the American embassy just in time, and Patrick and Katie were on their way back to the States. When they were in Paris waiting for the next ship, Katie met Gaston Le Blanc, a double agent posing as a photographer specialising in passport photos. Gaston managed to appeal to Katie's patriotism and she agreed to sacrifice her love for Patrick and return to the Baron.As Patrick sat in a café, drinking away the misery of the mysterious disappearance of Katie, he met the Baron, and was offered the job of the announcer for Hitler's propaganda broadcast to the US. Patrick decided to play the typical money-hungry American and take the job after he realised that Katie's gone back to the Baron. Le Blanc happened to be tailing the Baron at the time and told Patrick about Katie's becoming a spy.Katie was not good at espionage and was being watched. After her secret rendezvou with Le Blanc, he was killed and she was arrested. As a courtesy to the Baron, Katie was brought back to the hotel to change before questioning. Anna, now working at the same hotel, came to Katie's rescue. She switched clothes with Anna and went to find Patrick as Le Blanc instructed, who was preparing to start the live broadcast.Using innuendos and casually misplaced words, Patrick managed to have the Baron arrested for treason. He and Katie promptly quit the spy business and headed home.On board the ship, Patrick was shocked when a trembling Katie told him that the Baron was on board as well, and that she's just pushed him overboard. Having confirmed that Katie's got her divorce and the Baron couldn't swim, the captain turned the ship around and dropped the rescue attempt.

Question: What is Patrick O'Toole's occupation?
Answer: Reporter
Once Upon a Honeymoon

Katherine Butt-Smith, a Brooklyn-born gold digger, finally got her catch and was about to marry a baron. The only trouble is, her Baron was working for Hitler, helping to infiltrate European countries through "goodwill" tours.Reporter Patrick O'Toole had been trying to gather information for a story on the Baron. Having met Katie, disguised as a dressmaker, Patrick was intrigued by Katie's beauty and her complete ignorance and disregard for politics.The Baron and Baroness went on their honeymoon, and Patrick followed their trail - as every country the Baron's been to seem to fall under the Nazi.In Warsaw Katie had her rude awakening: Her husband was arrested, Patrick told her about the dark side of the Baron, and her Jewish maid Anna had her children hiding in her hotel room, fearing that they would be arrested and sent to concentration camps. Katie gave her passport to Anna to help them escape, Patrick lost his passport in a fire. The two were about to head for the American embassy when they were arrested by the Gestapo - Katie was carrying Anna's passport.The mix-up was sorted out by the American embassy just in time, and Patrick and Katie were on their way back to the States. When they were in Paris waiting for the next ship, Katie met Gaston Le Blanc, a double agent posing as a photographer specialising in passport photos. Gaston managed to appeal to Katie's patriotism and she agreed to sacrifice her love for Patrick and return to the Baron.As Patrick sat in a café, drinking away the misery of the mysterious disappearance of Katie, he met the Baron, and was offered the job of the announcer for Hitler's propaganda broadcast to the US. Patrick decided to play the typical money-hungry American and take the job after he realised that Katie's gone back to the Baron. Le Blanc happened to be tailing the Baron at the time and told Patrick about Katie's becoming a spy.Katie was not good at espionage and was being watched. After her secret rendezvou with Le Blanc, he was killed and she was arrested. As a courtesy to the Baron, Katie was brought back to the hotel to change before questioning. Anna, now working at the same hotel, came to Katie's rescue. She switched clothes with Anna and went to find Patrick as Le Blanc instructed, who was preparing to start the live broadcast.Using innuendos and casually misplaced words, Patrick managed to have the Baron arrested for treason. He and Katie promptly quit the spy business and headed home.On board the ship, Patrick was shocked when a trembling Katie told him that the Baron was on board as well, and that she's just pushed him overboard. Having confirmed that Katie's got her divorce and the Baron couldn't swim, the captain turned the ship around and dropped the rescue attempt.

Question: What's the name of Katie's Jewish maid?
Answer: Anna
Once Upon a Honeymoon

Katherine Butt-Smith, a Brooklyn-born gold digger, finally got her catch and was about to marry a baron. The only trouble is, her Baron was working for Hitler, helping to infiltrate European countries through "goodwill" tours.Reporter Patrick O'Toole had been trying to gather information for a story on the Baron. Having met Katie, disguised as a dressmaker, Patrick was intrigued by Katie's beauty and her complete ignorance and disregard for politics.The Baron and Baroness went on their honeymoon, and Patrick followed their trail - as every country the Baron's been to seem to fall under the Nazi.In Warsaw Katie had her rude awakening: Her husband was arrested, Patrick told her about the dark side of the Baron, and her Jewish maid Anna had her children hiding in her hotel room, fearing that they would be arrested and sent to concentration camps. Katie gave her passport to Anna to help them escape, Patrick lost his passport in a fire. The two were about to head for the American embassy when they were arrested by the Gestapo - Katie was carrying Anna's passport.The mix-up was sorted out by the American embassy just in time, and Patrick and Katie were on their way back to the States. When they were in Paris waiting for the next ship, Katie met Gaston Le Blanc, a double agent posing as a photographer specialising in passport photos. Gaston managed to appeal to Katie's patriotism and she agreed to sacrifice her love for Patrick and return to the Baron.As Patrick sat in a café, drinking away the misery of the mysterious disappearance of Katie, he met the Baron, and was offered the job of the announcer for Hitler's propaganda broadcast to the US. Patrick decided to play the typical money-hungry American and take the job after he realised that Katie's gone back to the Baron. Le Blanc happened to be tailing the Baron at the time and told Patrick about Katie's becoming a spy.Katie was not good at espionage and was being watched. After her secret rendezvou with Le Blanc, he was killed and she was arrested. As a courtesy to the Baron, Katie was brought back to the hotel to change before questioning. Anna, now working at the same hotel, came to Katie's rescue. She switched clothes with Anna and went to find Patrick as Le Blanc instructed, who was preparing to start the live broadcast.Using innuendos and casually misplaced words, Patrick managed to have the Baron arrested for treason. He and Katie promptly quit the spy business and headed home.On board the ship, Patrick was shocked when a trembling Katie told him that the Baron was on board as well, and that she's just pushed him overboard. Having confirmed that Katie's got her divorce and the Baron couldn't swim, the captain turned the ship around and dropped the rescue attempt.

Question: How was Patrick O'Toole disguised when he met Katie?
Answer: Dressmaker
Once Upon a Honeymoon

Katherine Butt-Smith, a Brooklyn-born gold digger, finally got her catch and was about to marry a baron. The only trouble is, her Baron was working for Hitler, helping to infiltrate European countries through "goodwill" tours.Reporter Patrick O'Toole had been trying to gather information for a story on the Baron. Having met Katie, disguised as a dressmaker, Patrick was intrigued by Katie's beauty and her complete ignorance and disregard for politics.The Baron and Baroness went on their honeymoon, and Patrick followed their trail - as every country the Baron's been to seem to fall under the Nazi.In Warsaw Katie had her rude awakening: Her husband was arrested, Patrick told her about the dark side of the Baron, and her Jewish maid Anna had her children hiding in her hotel room, fearing that they would be arrested and sent to concentration camps. Katie gave her passport to Anna to help them escape, Patrick lost his passport in a fire. The two were about to head for the American embassy when they were arrested by the Gestapo - Katie was carrying Anna's passport.The mix-up was sorted out by the American embassy just in time, and Patrick and Katie were on their way back to the States. When they were in Paris waiting for the next ship, Katie met Gaston Le Blanc, a double agent posing as a photographer specialising in passport photos. Gaston managed to appeal to Katie's patriotism and she agreed to sacrifice her love for Patrick and return to the Baron.As Patrick sat in a café, drinking away the misery of the mysterious disappearance of Katie, he met the Baron, and was offered the job of the announcer for Hitler's propaganda broadcast to the US. Patrick decided to play the typical money-hungry American and take the job after he realised that Katie's gone back to the Baron. Le Blanc happened to be tailing the Baron at the time and told Patrick about Katie's becoming a spy.Katie was not good at espionage and was being watched. After her secret rendezvou with Le Blanc, he was killed and she was arrested. As a courtesy to the Baron, Katie was brought back to the hotel to change before questioning. Anna, now working at the same hotel, came to Katie's rescue. She switched clothes with Anna and went to find Patrick as Le Blanc instructed, who was preparing to start the live broadcast.Using innuendos and casually misplaced words, Patrick managed to have the Baron arrested for treason. He and Katie promptly quit the spy business and headed home.On board the ship, Patrick was shocked when a trembling Katie told him that the Baron was on board as well, and that she's just pushed him overboard. Having confirmed that Katie's got her divorce and the Baron couldn't swim, the captain turned the ship around and dropped the rescue attempt.

Question: Where was Katie's rude awakening?
Answer: Warsaw
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In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What is crushed by the spaceship?
Answer: Everything except the area around the man's bed
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In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: The instructor alien uses what to catch the man before he hits the ground?
Answer: beam
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What is controlling the beam from the flying saucer?
Answer: alien
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What did the smaller alien do upon entering the ship with the man?
Answer: gloats
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: Why does the little alien cry?
Answer: Because he failed
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What is the large alien holding?
Answer: A clipboard
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: When the little alien failed what did he do?
Answer: cry
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: On what was the larger alien making notes?
Answer: clip board
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In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What was the man doing as the ship takes off?
Answer: asleep
Lifted

In the country, a porch swing and windmill move as a flying saucer moves in on a secluded house. A beam pulls a sleeping man out of bed and toward the window. Inside the ship, a small alien is controlling the beam and trying to pass a test. He bumps the man into the wall and throws him all over the house, because the young alien is hitting the wrong switches.
Finally, he gets the man in the ship and gloats to a much larger alien who is watching and making notes on a clip board. The small alien accidentally drops the man before closing the door. The instructor alien drops his clip board and uses the beam to catch the man before he hits the ground. The little alien tries to take the controls and the larger instructor shoves him aside and uses the beam to put the man back in bed and to put the house back the way it was. Then, seeing that he failed, the little alien starts to cry. The larger one lets him take the controls and fly the ship home. Then in the final scene, the ship takes off and then drops on the house. They lift off again and everything was crushed except the area around the man's bed. as the ship takes off, the man is shown still asleep.

Question: What approaches the house?
Answer: flying saucer