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[Q]: Context: We finished off the tour of the Hill with a trip to the Library of Congress , which is definitely one of my favourite buildings . I took everyone back to the house for a cup of tea , and to meet a few of the people who I live with , and then we took Adam and Bri for a drink at the Hawk and Dove - it had to be done ! Bri also came with us for dinner at Jaleo - Spanish food . 
Question: Where may I have taken the vacation ?
[A]: Washington DC.


[Q]: Context: Hope is what human hearts run on . Hope is why human beings keep bringing children into a fallen world . " Ortberg tells the story of French painter Henri Matisse . Near the end of his life , Matisse had severe arthritis in his hands . But he continued to paint , to the point of pain so severe it would bring tears to his eyes . 
Question: Why did Matisse continue painting even though it caused him pain ?
[A]: He knew that his paintings uplifted others .


[Q]: Context: I know it 's a delicated issue , and I do n't know as much about the USA but I ' ve read we are just as bad with the detention of refugees , and treating them like prisoners when they are not . I dunno just such a powerful day for me , I definitely might try to get involved with amnesty international or something when I get back to Boston . I think the other most touching part of today was seeing the English language class people introduce themselves , these adorable kids from Iraq and stuff ... 
Question: What type of ideology does the narrator have in light of this information ?
[A]:
They are liberal .