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[EX Q]: Context: Well , lazy is my middle name and today I lived up to it ( obviously it is n't but it really should be ) . There are plenty of things I should be doing , I just never actually got to them . I ' m relocating at the end of October , just temporarily , but have I even thought about sorting through all my crap and attempting to thin it out so I have less to store for the 6 months I ' m not going to be in London ?. 
Question: What do they need to do before moving ? 
Correct Answer: put their stuff in boxes.
[EX A]: have a garage sale.

[EX Q]: Context: She began to eye a particularly deep one that ran in a straight line from the inside of her elbow all the way to the middle of her forearm . She knew what was there . She had seen and felt them put it in . The memories came rushing back , she tried to shake them off but they still appeared . After the vicious questioning , Regina was placed back on the ground where she collapsed and moaned in pain . 
Question: What may Regina feel after they placed her back on the ground .? 
Correct Answer: She was relieved the interrogation was over for now .
[EX A]: She felt like asking the person doing the questioning , what was in her forearm .

[EX Q]: Context: Bernard 's comment to my last post made me think about how much stress impacts our life with diabetes . Stress is one of those mysterious variables that does n't have a precise scientific calculation to how it 's going to affect blood sugar , like food and insulin do . But stress does affect our blood sugar in a variety of ways . Stress can increase certain hormones that makes our body less receptive to insulin . 
Question: What may be the reason for the post ? 
Correct Answer: To discuss health.
[EX A]:
To discuss medicine.