In this task, you're given a context passage. Your job is to generate relevant questions that can be answered by directly referring to the passage.

I'm just with a bunch of girls who scream every time they see a worm , and have their own nerdy little clique . Their idea of hanging out is sitting in the library and doing homework . Also , WTF .
What may be causing the girls to scream ?

Last weekend , I took the train into the city with my younger brother to attend a concert . We drove to the train station to catch the 4 PM train . It took a while to find parking . Once we boarded the train , we took a seat . The train conductor came by and we purchased 2 round trip tickets with cash . The ride to the city took about an hour . Many people got on and off at every stop . I enjoyed the people watching . There were many different types of people , the business types , students , families , and coeds . There were a couple loud babies and annoying blondes as well . It was very loud . After about an hour , we were almost to our stop . Once we arrived , the train pulled into the system and the conductor announced that it was the last stop and that everything had to depart . We walked onto the platform and into the train station , then were on our way .
Did they need reservations?

It's better described as a tome , the kind of 700-page volume that would usually induce a shudder down my back in the bookstore as I kept on walking toward items more succinct and digestible . But because I'm traveling so much these days that I have the occasion to read ... a lot ... and because I was so taken with her speech a few months back , I did something uncharacteristic , and I bought it . And it's terrific . I haven't finished with it yet , but the reason I already love it so much is mostly to do with Goodwin's writing . It's pure history ( as opposed to historical fiction ) , but it reads like a really wonderful story ( as opposed to a textbook ) .

What may have caused you to like Goodwin's writing ?