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[EX Q]: Context: We have a problem with our Microsoft Messenger VideoCalls : We can not transmit sound along with the video . We are using a Logitech QuickCam Pro 5000 . We used to be able to send sound though , strangely , the sound only worked via a separate microphone plugged into the mic hole in the back of the pc rather than through the microphone built - in to the Logitech camera . We had the microphone plugged into when we installed the Logitech QuckCam with the built - in microphone . 
Question: Why can the writer not access sound ? 
Correct Answer: The built in microphone for the camera is broken .
[EX A]: The camera does not come with a microphone .

[EX Q]: Context: Friday morning I was surprised by Aubrey showing up in my office . She managed to keep this a secret and did n't accidentally tip me off nor did she resort to asking my adviser for a ride from the airport . Instead she figured out the bus system and got to UNC , where she manged to find the correct building ( without knowing the name of the building ) and then found my office buried deep in the basement . That woman is determined . 
Question: Why did Aubrey keep her visit a secret? 
Correct Answer: She did n't want me to know she was coming.
[EX A]: She did n't want a ride from the airport.

[EX Q]: Context: I rocked it out enough to get about 3/4 of the way and then ended up hitting the car beside me . Normally that would bother me , but this car has n't moved in 2 years so I did n't care . One of the managers at Mitsu sent two of the guys to help me , one sat in the car and the other tried his best but no matter what way we turned the wheel I kept slipping back and hitting the car beside me . Thankfully there is no damage to my car . One of the guys who lives in one of the buildings finally came out and tried to help . He literally lifted the front end of my car and shoved it backwards ! ! !. 
Question: Why do n't I care when my car hit the car beside me ? 
Correct Answer: Because it is an abandoned car .
[EX A]:
Because it belongs to guys at Mitsu .