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.

Ex Input:
Alex and his cohorts, the former criminal masterminds for the Lupino family, made their escape from jail.

Ex Output:
What will Others want to do next?


Ex Input:
It was a chilly winter night and my boyfriend and I decided that we wanted to make soup. I thought that making a loaded baked potato soup would be good for a cold night. I went to the refrigerator to look for the ingredients we would need. I pulled out some potatoes I had already boiled, carrots, heavy cream, milk, sour cream, chives, bacon bits, butter, and flour. I began by making a roux in the pan by mixing the butter and the flour together. Once my roux was done, I added the heavy cream and milk to the pan. I let the heavy cream and milk mixture come to a simmer and then I added sour cream and cheddar cheese. After that, I added my boiled potatoes and the chopped up vegetables. Once the soup was thickened, I topped it with bacon bits and chives. I poured a bowl of soup for both me and my boyfriend and topped them with sour cream. We ate our soup and enjoyed what we made.

Ex Output:
did more then one person help cook?


Ex Input:
I finally got around to constructing the first dynamic part of my web site : a system for me to record what television shows I have watched from their pilot episode . While not designed to be a web app used by the world , I am able to add end edit any series listed . And the list that is there is not exhaustive ; it's mostly so I know what shows I am behind in watching . I started with this app because it was simple . The data schema has no relations so I didn't have to worry about doing any many - to - one relations ( but another app I have planned will ) .

Ex Output:

What's a possible reason the writer built this website ?