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Input: Consider Input: Context: Persistent " No ! " s and slaps to the hand did nothing to deter Oliver so I had to give him time out . The problem is that all the walls were paper , so I was limited in where I could put him other than in the futon cupboard . I did n't feel right shoving him in a cupboard , so eventually I did find a room that did n't have paper walls - the Genkan ! For those of you unfamiliar with Japanese domestic architecture , the Genkan is the tiny room you first enter where you take your shoes off . 
Question: Why is the person upset with Oliver and why are they trying to discipline him ? 
Correct Answer: The child has a bad temper and they are sick of his frequent outbursts.

Output: Oliver refuses to eat all of his vegetables and they are annoyed that he has poor nutrition.


Input: Consider Input: Context: I asked them to give themselves advice on how to succeed in this course . Things they know now which they wish they had known then . And they gave me some pretty awesome reflective letters , full of advice useful to my classes this year . Instead of me telling them that doing their homework nightly is important , or that cramming at the last minute does n't work , they now have it from the horses mouths . 
Question: What may have been their reason for writing reflective letters ? 
Correct Answer: I assigned them to do it .

Output: Many of them wanted to do it after they failed to do what was assigned .


Input: Consider Input: Context: I had not intended to see Julie today , but Perry and I ended up going over to supervise her dinner . It was a really nice visit . When we entered her room I said hi to her , and then told her to look and see who I had brought with me , and she saw Perry and said " Hi Perry ! " without prompting , or a reminder of his name . 
Question: What kind of relationship do Julie and Perry have ? 
Correct Answer: Julie and Perry have met each other once before.


Output: Julie and Perry often have dinner together.