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Q: Context: Zach had somehow reserved the banquet room , though we did n't have nearly enough people to meet the minimum . Still it was nice to have our own room to sit around and tell old stories . After a relatively quick dinner , we moved on to stop two , the Bricktown Brewery . There we drank like half a keg along bit of liquor , while playing poker . 
Question: What may happen after we play poker ? 
Correct Answer: We will drink more beer at the brewery .

A: We will be arrested for being drunk .
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Q: Context: It took approximately three and a half hours to reach the top , and a little over two hours to get back down . I think I possibly died halfway through . We started off on a trail we designed ourselves rather than at the trailhead , which was the start of an entire adventure . I got my legs scratched and bleeding from heather and bushes , climbed through barbed - wire fences , fell into lots of mud , and bitched as much as possible . 
Question: Why do they feel they may have died halfway through .? 
Correct Answer: Because the journey was exhausting and they felt drained .

A: Because the trail they had designed was poorly constructed .
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Q: Context: For my health & epidemiology class today we got to cut up dead animals - so much fun ! piglets to be more precise , and we had to cut them up in a specific way so we can identify what killed them . Our lil pig was a stillborn and we cut out a piece of his lung to see if it floated - which it did n't , so obviously he had never taken a breath . he also had lil " slippers " on his feet - a soft layer which stops them from damaging the mother while giving birth but it usually worn down within 12 - 24 hours . 
Question: Why might it be useful to learn to do this ? 
Correct Answer: To learn about anatomy.

A:
To learn how to rescue an animal.
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