Context: She dashed to the door , unrolling the long purple , blue and grey sleeves to cover the bandage , which already was seeping through with blood . " Yes ? " she said calmly as she opened the door , revealing an angry , concerned blonde . " What were you doing in there ? " she said , her hands finding their place to her thin jean covered hips . " I was just taking a shower ... " she said softly , stepping through the doorway and walking past her upset roommate .

Question generated: Was she bleeding due to a self - inflicted wound ?
OPTIONS:
- She was showering to remove the mud .
- She was depressed and tried to commit suicide by cutting herself .
- She was using too much water .
- She was going to the bathroom .

Context: I have so much to write , and I came here to write , and then I got overcome with sleepiness . When I was 14 I saw Hair in the movies , and afterwards I said that I wanted to be in that car . All these years later ?

Question generated: Which of these is most likely true about the narrator based on the passage ?
OPTIONS:
- She 's recently gotten the hair style from Hair .
- Movies are her favorite thing to do .
- She 's going to get the car from Hair .
- She 's always overcome with sleepiness .

Context: I need to write , i need to ge this shit out of my head , and in the open once and for all . Oh , by the way , happy birthday dad . you would have been ... 48 ?

Question generated: Why does the narrator seem to be so on edge ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator seems to be relaxing .
- The narrator seems to be void of current thought .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator seems to be processing thoughts well .

Context: Finns provided Russians with a variety of manufactured items -- it is n't clear how the prices were determined . No money was actually supposed to change hands . At the end of the period , when the Soviet Union collapsed , it turned out that the Soviets owed quite a lot to the Finns ; Russia has now paid off the debt . The obvious conjecture , given the reparations , the relative strength of the two countries , and their previous history , is that the trade was a form of disguised tribute , that the Finns were paying off the Russians not to attack them . Several people in the conversation , however , who claimed to be familiar with the facts -- Finns and an American long resident in Finland -- claimed that it was the other way around .

Question generated:
Why is the relationship between Finland and Russia unequal ?
OPTIONS:
- Russia is less belligerent leaders
- Russia is more democratic
- Russia has a better climate
- None of the above choices .