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.
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Question: Last Saturday , I decided to visit a friend in the hospital . I own a car , but it 's been acting up lately , so I needed to take the bus . I set out from my apartment with a spring in my step , because it was an amazing day . I walked through my apartment complex 's parking lot to reach the bus stop , where I waited for the bus around 5 minutes . When it came to a stop in front of me , I boarded and put a $ 1 bill and 2 quarters in the fare machine . I selected a seat near the entrance , because it has more space and fewer people . Riding the bus often gives me motion sickness , so I closed my eyes and tried to ignore the swaying motion as it rolled down the street . Behind me , two college students were eagerly discussing a class project . In the very back , a small child was loudly pretending to be a dinosaur . I was glad when I finally reached my destination . I pulled the cord signaling that I would need the bus to stop next to the hospital , and got up to exit out the bus 's side door . Fresh air never smelled so good !

Answer: Did they sit in the back, middle or front of the bus?


Question: I know this is going to happen , and that people are shocked because so many people loved him , but they don't understand that a simple , I'm so sorry is sufficient and how going on and on hurts me so much and is so hard to handle . Over the past few months I have read many times since my husband passed away about the different stages of Grief , and I always saw " Anger " as one listed . I remembered as a child how I overheard my Aunt saying how angry she was with my Uncle for dying and leaving her with 4 small children to raise alone .

Answer: Why is a simple " I'm so sorry " sufficient ?


Question: Carson gave her some milk. The cat was very thirsty and a stray.

Answer:
How would Carson feel afterwards?