Context: Another picture shows a two - sided vest with pockets in both front and back filled with explosives . The girl is then shown standing in a room , wrapped in a black cloak , her dark brown hair dyed a lighter shade and surrounded by several police officers . During the public interrogation , reporters from local and foreign media stood behind cameras but did not ask the suspect any questions . In the interrogation , she gives conflicting answers about whether she knew the women who gave her the vest .

Question generated: What may be the woman was wearing a vest filled with explosives ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- She wanted to press to stand behind her and ask questions .
- She said she found it in the room she was standing in .
- She said she thought it was fashionable to be a terrorist .

Context: Susan sighed and began to turn away but a thought struck her . She shoved her hand in her pocket and came up with Robert 's prized skeleton key . With a small smile and his words , " Works like a charm everytime , " echoing in her head , she shoved it in the hole .

Question generated: Why does Susan feel more confident ?
OPTIONS:
- She has gotten Robert to laugh .
- She has Robert 's favorite item .
- She has an important item .
- None of the above choices .

Context: he wrote it in such a way that the characters created a clear pattern . the content was esoteric , borderline gibberish , but the synchronization of the beginnings and ends of certain words and phrases indicated the author 's intention . this was a puzzle .

Question generated: Was the story easy to read ?
OPTIONS:
- Yes , you could easily breeze right through
- Yes , it was a simple passage
- No , it was complex and required an investment of energy
- None of the above choices .

Context: While ~RJM~ got himself ready I went over to the casino ( again right across the way ) to play a bit before we sat through our presentation . The presentation ... what can I say .... we * did * get our $ 100 in food certificates ... it * did * take up the majority of our afternoon ( did they say 90 minutes or did I have my hearing aide too low and they meant 90 hours ? ) , and in the end we did n't gamble with the timeshare business either .

Question generated:
Why would the narrator opt to go to a casino ?
OPTIONS:
- They are always at the casino .
- Their at a convention with a casino .
- They are addicted to gambling .
- They live next to a casino .