Craft one correct answer to the question given in input. To make it more interesting, try to use non-stereotypical language if possible. Make sure your correct answer is reasonably long, consistent with the context, and requires common sense (instead of explicit extraction from the context.) In your answer, use as few words as possible from the given context. Use a response that is uncommon/non-stereotypical, so that it is less predictable. To be less repetitive, please vary your language for each question.

Ex Input:
Context: Despite our attempt at extra sleep , it was still getting up on your day off , and thus I think we made it to the lake just before the sun broke the shore tree - line . It was a bit cool , but the clear skies promised a warmer day to come with the rising sun . After launching , we spent the first few hours drifting our bait across weed beds . We had a couple of bites , and a couple of smaller fish if I recall correctly .. As the morning took shape , we made our way across one section of the lake , with minimal success . 
Question: What may have been the conditions in which we were driving to the lake ?

Ex Output:
We drove to our destination in the dark , before sunrise , with no adverse weather .


Ex Input:
Context: My Dad 's youngest brother passed away yesterday afternoon . He turned 69 on July 3 . About 3 years ago , he was diagnosed with lung cancer but they were successful in treating it , supposedly got it at an early stage , through both surgery and radiation . This past winter , though , he had a very bad bout with bronchitis and was in a great deal of pain . In May , the doctors diagnosed a return of the cancer , this time in his bones and even in his brain . 
Question: What may have caused your dad 's youngest brother to pass away ?

Ex Output:
He was afflicted with an uncurable illness .


Ex Input:
Context: Then Bob had another guy take a photo of us in front of the airplane shaking hands . Then he informed me I needed to bring in my T - shirt tomorrow so they could cut the back out of it per tradition . We filled in my log book , wrapped things up , and I walked out to the car and promptly called dad . Then I called my regular flight instructor , thinking he 'd be excited for me that I 'd left the seemingly vacuous never - never land of unworkable landings , but I barely announced who I was on the phone before he said " congratulations . " He 'd already been told . 
Question: What may have happened before I was shaking hands with Bob ?

Ex Output:

I had finally aced the test and was getting my pilot 's license .