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]: Remy was trying to stay quiet but accidentally slipped and said a word.
[A]: How would Others feel as a result?


[Q]: Our newly constructed display ! My dad and I put our heads together made it . Anyway , next time , there will be prints . And here we have maiji's and orangisque's table!You can also see my table neighbour re_love in the background.illintent enjoys the tea that Jaybie so graciously picked up for him . As it started to really quiet down , the real fun(ny ) started up ...... where lament_the_wind allowed us to tape stuff to her backand re_love's friend : ... Elle , grinns crazily because she just won herself a cupcake !
[A]: What is likely true about the narrator ?


[Q]: I miss one of my friends that lives far away, and think of writing a letter to him. I think about what I would like to talk about. I get out a sheet of paper and pen and begin to write the letter. At the top of the page, I write, "Dear" and then my friend's name to show that this letter is for him. I then write a lot in the middle about things I want to ask him, like how he is doing and if he is happy. I ask about his family and invite him to come stay on vacation sometime. Once I am finished, I skip a few spaces to the bottom and write, "From" and then my name to show that the letter is from me. It's very important to write who the letter is for at the top and who you are at the bottom. If you don't, the person reading the letter might not know who you are, or think this letter is not for them.
[A]:
Who did they write the letter too?