In this task, you're given a context passage, followed by a question that needs to be answered. Based on the paragraph, you must write unambiguous answers to the questions and your answer must refer to a specific phrase from the paragraph. If multiple answers seem to exist, write the answer that is the most plausible.

Input: Consider Input: At noon, my cat began to meow. He does this every single day around this time to signal that he's hungry and wants food. I got up from my chair and went to the kitchen. He followed me there, slinking in and out of my legs as I walked down the hall. I grabbed the box of food from on top of the freezer and took out one pouch. I tore it open and dumped the food into his bowl that sat on the ground next to the wall. He quickly began to eat the food. Meanwhile, I washed out his water bowl in the sink and filled it with fresh, cold water. Then, I sat it down onto the floor right next to his food bowl. He soon finished his food and purred in appreciation. He drank some water and then quickly ran out of the room to hide under the bed and take a nap. 
Question: Where did they feed the cat?

Output: in the kitchen


Input: Consider Input: I think 80 % of it was nerves and maybe 20 % weather ( the high pressure made for unstable air and a lot of thermals ) . We went into the pattern and did some short - field and soft - field take - offs and landings . On that part , he was all over me for being too willing to talk on the radio -- it's aviate first , then navigate , and way after that , communicate . After a few passes of that , we headed back to Portsmouth . 
Question: What is the narrator probably learning to do ?

Output: Fly an airplane


Input: Consider Input: Riley was the best of friends when he was in a good mood. 
Question: What will happen to Riley?


Output: be loved by many