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: Jan's cat did not seem to like Jesse.

A: What will Jan want to do next?
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Q: I have an important test coming up. So, I've been studying a lot lately. I was studying at the library last night. I set aside four hours to study. But, half way through, my stomach started rumbling. I tried to keep my mind off of it, but my hunger was distracting me from my work. So, I decided to grab something from the vending machine. I stopped studying, and I want to the lounge area of the library. I was surprised by all the great options available. I could choose both hot and cold items. For example, there were tiny sandwiches which could be heated up in a nearby microwave. There were also ice cream sandwiches. I love those frozen treats. I decided, however, just to get some pretzels. I put some change into the vending machine. There were codes for each item available. I entered the code for pretzels into the computer on the side of the machine. And, my pretzels dropped into the bay at the bottom of the machine. I reached into the bay, and I pulled them out. I ate them quickly. They were delicious. I then returned to my homework.

A: Why did they decide to use the vending machine?
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Q: I said I was sorry and that he was welcome to look in our back yard for the cat . The gate is only waist high , so I was not too worried , but still ... this could be his weird rapist ploy ... Luckily for me , he is not a rapist . So , I go out back and ask him what his cat looks like . He thinks it went into the neighbors yard because the their dog keeps barking .

A:
Why did the writer tell the man that he's welcome to look in the back yard for the cat ?
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