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Context: Like all things Van Dyke , we have a pretty " standard " ( and exciting , very exciting ! ) way of celebrating Valentine 's Day . Most of you have learned not to be surprised when I tell you about a " new tradition " I ' ve started . This Valentine 's Day , we stepped outside the box and did something different ... and maybe started a new tradition !. 
Question: What may have caused your Valentine 's Day to be exciting ? 
Correct Answer: I did something divergent on that holiday .
I did something standard on that holiday .

Context: I made up songs which I sang to myself to hear my own voice . " The devil went up to Maine , looking for a soul to steal , he was in a bind , he was way behind and he was willing to make a deal . He came upon a young hiker who was hiking the trail and hiking it hot . 
Question: Why was I making up songs to sing instead of singing songs I knew ? 
Correct Answer: I was too drunk to remember any .
I forgot language .

Context: So we ended up ordering a freakishly large pizza from the restaurant attached to the Best Western , and watching the food Network until Mildred and I were almost half - asleep . Sunday we met up for breakfast in the aforementioned restaurant , and Mom decreed that she wanted to do more sightseeing , she just could n't wear herself out like she had the day before . So we took taxis to the Smithsonian , where we walked through the Natural History Museum and saw the Hope Diamond on display , and Mildred got scared by a mechanical fox under the elephant . ( If you get too close , it starts making noises . ). 
Question: Why does the mechanical fox make noises when one gets too close ? 
Correct Answer: The museum wants to be playful and give people harmless frights while attending their displays.

The museum is try to prevent people going near exhibits because the sound would alarm security personnel.