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]: Erica and David like to pay their bills together. They pay most of them during the last week of the month. She takes the bills out of the drawer where they had been put away as they came in. He gets out their checkbooks, and they both sit down at the kitchen table to work. One by one they go through all the bills, checking to see that everything is as it should be. The cable bill and the car insurance are in Erica's name, while the utilities and telephones are in David's name. They each write checks for the bills, and then David writes a check for the rent on their apartment. They check each bill one last time, then seal up the envelopes and put stamps on them. Then they walk together to the mailbox to send off the bills. They always hold hands when they walk back from the mailbox.
[A]: Did any bills get paid online?


[Q]: I decided to write about my mom's life . It's dramatic and it's a story of success . I'm still trying to decide whether I should change the names in it so that I don't upset relatives . In the first draft though , I'll stick to the real names to make it a little easier to write . Today am still feeling dizzy and feverish plus my nose is stuffed up .
[A]: What may be different if the narrator's mother didn't have a dramatic life ?


[Q]: Carson let Jan's guard watch him as he went into her house one day.
[A]:
What will Jan want to do next?