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.

Q: It looked as if sunlight that had been stored in the sky begging to be let out . It was late afternoon ; the winter sun angles low , casting beautifully elongated shadows . The sun was piercing through storm clouds and when I glanced up at the hills , there was a mighty rainbow . It was so clear , so real and so close that I felt as if I could drive up to Mount Osmond , open the window , stretch my arm out , and feel the essence of rainbow flowing between my fingers .

A: What kind of weather pattern might have I had ?
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Q: It was a great discussion , and Mary seemed to be enjoying herself too . I have to say , I love the idea of being an author who talks to book groups -- it seems like something that would be really fun ( if occasionally embarrassing ) . So I'll add that to my personal goal list . After having just come back from Worldcon and hearing from / talking with lots of SFF authors of varying stripes , it was really interesting to have a similar conversation with / get a feel for the career path of someone totally * not * in the genre . Some author experiences clearly transcend genre ( e.g.

A: What happened after the author attended the book group ?
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Q: Casey made dinner instead of going out and getting food at a restaurant.

A:
How would you describe Casey?
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