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[EX Q]: Context: Little write up about what I got up to over Bank Holiday , certainly not everyones cup of tea but what the hey the results are pretty good . We visited the following sites ... Former German work camp not far out side of Crewe . Very little info to be found on the net but as of June 16 , 1945 the U.S. France and the U.K. held a combined total of 7,500,000 German POW 's and DEF 's . During the two World Wars many hundreds of Prisoners of war were lodged in Shropshire 's 18 POW camps . 
Question: Why did the writer have so much free time ? 
Correct Answer: They had a holiday .
[EX A]: They had an all expense paid trip to Germany .

[EX Q]: Context: We both bought a ticket for the Keisei line after Michelle asked how to get to Aoto . The train ride was fairly long . About an hour or so . 
Question: WHat was the reason we took a train ? 
Correct Answer: Michele wanted to go Aoto .
[EX A]: It took four hours to get there .

[EX Q]: Context: so i guess everything that could go wrong today did go wrong.i'm woken up this morning and told that we 're going to san francisco . ok , whatever . we 're going to westfield mall . 
Question: Where is the narrator off to this morning ? 
Correct Answer: None of the above choices .
[EX A]:
They are going back home .