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[Q]: Context: Jackson will lead McLainSenior quarterback Shawn Jackson racked up nearly 2,500 yards of offense last season and scored 22 touchdowns despite a high ankle sprain for much of the year . And that was when Tulsa McLain was outmatched in Class 5A. Now , Jackson will lead the Titans in Class 4A. 
Question: How did he sustain a high ankle sprain ? 
Correct Answer: He was sacked really hard in the fourth quarter .
[A]: He ran too much track the week before .


[Q]: Context: And I think Janet and Susan are two of her closest friends . So obviously , Roger 's decision on what he 's gon na do would effect both women , thus Trina making it clear that he better be sure on his final decision , because one or both of her friends will end up getting hurt . Oh , but as I suspected , they were gon na have Janet get a job to help out . 
Question: Why would Janet and Susan have some tension ? 
Correct Answer: They are awaiting Roger 's decision .
[A]: They are affected by Trina 's decision .


[Q]: Context: I was never his best friend . I was never his number one , even though he was mine for the majority of my growing - up years . I felt like the backup friend ; the one he hung out with in public only when no one else was available . I know part of it is just exaggerated in my own mind by hurt , that he never meant for me to feel that way , and that I should never have relied on him that much in the first place . But when he left for college I might as well have not even known him . 
Question: Why does the narrator no longer know their friend after they left for college ? 
Correct Answer: Their friend never sees him.
[A]:
Their friend gets in a lot of trouble.