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Question: Context: It took approximately three and a half hours to reach the top , and a little over two hours to get back down . I think I possibly died halfway through . We started off on a trail we designed ourselves rather than at the trailhead , which was the start of an entire adventure . I got my legs scratched and bleeding from heather and bushes , climbed through barbed - wire fences , fell into lots of mud , and bitched as much as possible . 
Question: Why do they feel they may have died halfway through .? 
Correct Answer: Because the journey was exhausting and they felt drained .

Answer: Because the trail they had designed was poorly constructed .


Question: Context: I made casual remarks to other runners that the shower was nice and they should try it also . I get the occasional laugh but I know they 're thinking to themselves " man this dude sweat A LOT " . I decided to take it easy from mile 4 - 7 so I would have some reserve for the negative split . 
Question: Why do n't the other runners say out loud that they think the man sweats a lot ? 
Correct Answer: They do n't want him to feel uncomfortable or like they are being judgemental.

Answer: They are secretly jealous and wish they knew how to sweat as much as him.


Question: Context: New Plymouth 's narrow cement roads are all one - way because they 're too tight for two golf carts to pass each other . The history of the settlement is chronicled in the Albert Lowe Museum . Across the roadway , the Memorial Sculpture Garden features a monument that commemorates the arrival of the Loyalists ; it 's surrounded by dozens of bronze busts of key players in Bahamian history , many of whom are still living . We stopped at all three groceries - Lowe 's , Curry 's and Sid 's - mostly to sample the home - made ice cream - and passed by two hardware stores , three churches , several eateries , the harborfront and the Roland Roberts House Environmental Center . 
Question: What does the narrator like to see while on vacation ? 
Correct Answer: They like seeing history .

Answer:
They like beaches .