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[EX Q]: Context: Last saturday we got together at Ryan 's little pond in Salem and had a great time . Rachelle did n't make it because she could n't get around very well on her toe , but then we drove up to her house the next day and saw her and Matt and Nate at their house . I think she was happy to see us , it had been a very long time since we had seen them -- since Zach was a new born . I hope you had a great birthday , I got your email about going to DC for some sites . 
Question: Why could n't Rachelle get around very well on her toe ? 
Correct Answer: Rachelle had injured her toe .
[EX A]: Rachelle cut off her toe on purpose .

[EX Q]: Context: I wanted a freebie ! Then at work , from 11 am to 3 pm there was this chatty chick doing a demo / sampling of the grapes which were on special in the produce department , and she 'd set up her stand right next to my flower display . She was making up this WW strawberry mousse and giving people a bit of that with a couple of grapes in it . Of course it had dairy ... and aspartame ... yeesh . 
Question: What will happen with the narrator and free sample ? 
Correct Answer: The narrator will turn down the free sample due to it having aspartame .
[EX A]: The narrator will avoid the free sample due to sugar .

[EX Q]: Context: I should explain that I have been writing up the outdoor hours a week after our walks , giving us time to do more observation and research . Outdoor hour # 5 was keeping a list ( like of the lizards you had seen ) and Outdoor Hour # 6 is starting a nature collection . We already have a nature collection , so I feel pretty confident writing about it today . 
Question: Have outdoor hour # 2 and 3 been written up already ? 
Correct Answer: 2 and 3 outdoor hours were completed earlier , the write up is complete .
[EX A]:
Outdoor Hours 2 and 3 have yet to be done , so they can not e written up yet .