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.

Input: Consider Input: Jan decided on Friday to light a fire under the brush in her pit in the backyard.

Output: What will Jan want to do next?


Input: Consider Input: I have known too many people -- mostly women but also several students of both genders -- who cut themselves . My school never seemed to know how to handle them -- usually by washing bloody items and ignoring it happened -- but I tried responding with compassion . They didn't need someone to judge them or use their self - injury as blackmail . What they are going through is beyond my ken , but not beyond my caring .

Output: What's a possible reason the people cut themselves ?


Input: Consider Input: Lorne had gotten into his fair share of fights with people before and he'd never actually backed someone into the corner , shouting at them one moment and swallowing their answering response with a kiss the next . Until , that is , now . The situation was thus : McKay being his normal sarcastic , condescending , conceited self , and Lorne just really having had enough of it . And it wasn't that he even disliked the guy anymore , because he'd pretty well learned to first tolerate , and then eventually actually even appreciate him .


Output: Why has Lorne gotten into his fair share of fights ?