Context: " Turning his red eyes toward me , Fedrus answered warily , " I ' m fine , thank you . What can I do for you ? " I explained casually , " I have heard some interesting stories about a Bosmer named Liette and I was told you could give me some more information about her and her banishment . " Studying me warily , he replied , " That matter has been settled .

Question generated: What did I do after he told me the matter has been settled
OPTIONS:
- I tried to persuade him further
- None of the above choices .
- I reported him to the police
- I gave him a hug

Context: fallen fences and wild trees . we watch sunset and ate a few tree ripened mangoes . in 2 weeks there will be tonnes of bowen , nam dok mai , kp and elephant tusk mangoes just splotting on the ground below .

Question generated: Where may we be staying ?
OPTIONS:
- We may be staying on a tree farm .
- None of the above choices .
- We may be staying on an apple farm .
- We may be staying on a mango farm .

Context: Spending the weekend apart made us realize that we are still madly in love with each other , and that we do n't want to be apart . We do n't want to end our relationship . We do n't want to be " just friends " or roomies . We want to be together , we want to be a family .

Question generated: What about a weekend together lead the speaker to realize this fact about the other person ?
OPTIONS:
- They were able to attend a couples therapy retreat and speak to a counselor
- None of the above choices .
- They had a near death experience together that made them realize that they should be together
- Spending this time together allowed the pair to reflect on the nature of their relationship

Context: The water they use comes from an underground aquifer , but they are contemplating how they might tap into the settlement water and promote natural foods . Schoolchildren visit the garden and some of its produce ends up on tables at community functions but , members said , more needs to be done to take full advantage of the water . " When we lost that water , we lost generations of farming , " said Janet Haskie , a community gardener . " Then people had the attitude like , ' They owe us .

Question generated:
What happened after the community lost its water ?
OPTIONS:
- Generations of farming were lost
- It did n't rain for months
- Nothing grew again
- There was a drought