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[EX Q]: Context: The stop was motivated slightly by a growing desire to visit Spain and Portugal . I figure if I get him excited enough , it might be our next trip For dinner we taxied out to Lark , sharing plates of various foods , but most memorable was our first taste of Sweetbreads , which when fried up and covered in sauce tasted like super fatty and chewy sweet and sour pork . We ended our journey there in Seattle , having drinks at the bar in Pike 's Market , talking about our experiences with the bartender . We had come from the highest mountains and desolate forests to packed cities brimming with nightlife and community . 
Question: What may have happened during their trip ? 
Correct Answer: They had experienced new places during their trip .
[EX A]: They had gotten a lot of different hotels .

[EX Q]: Context: Before their house what tiny and split up into a bunch of rooms . The new house is now a good medium size with more open space . For some reason I was expecting a huge mansion of a house that was bigger then the reality . A big reason was because a majority of the " new " space was taken up by a garage . 
Question: How might the new homeowners feel about their new home ? 
Correct Answer: They might be thrilled having even a little more space for their family .
[EX A]: They feel like celebrating their very large , new house .

[EX Q]: Context: Ever since I left my FT clinical job in March , I ' ve been at Stage " 11"- the bottom of a new chapter in my life . Except for the clinical workload on Sat , the research and teaching workload has been new to me . Needless to say , it 's still not 2nd nature . There 're a million and one things I do n't understand abt the research , abt stats , abt basic human muscle - tendon physiology . 
Question: What will you do if you do not adjust to being in the clinical field ? 
Correct Answer: I will continue to work until all the clinical work becomes second nature to me.
[EX A]:
I will look for other work opportunities instead.