input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. When I first saw the bookAlice in Lace, I thought I was going to like it. And as it turned out, I love it! I love books about life and being a kid. And Alice in Laceis just that kind. It's a humorous book about being thirteen and the problems kids might face. Alice and her friends get a strange assignment from their totally cool teacher, Mr. Everett. It was like playing the game of "Life," but you had to act it out.

So Pamela is pregnant, Elizabeth buys a car and Alice gets married. Well, of course, Pamela wasn't really pregnant, but she walked around with a pillow under her shirt to get people's reactions. Elizabeth didn't really buy a car, but she went to the car lot and made the sales guy think she was. The whole class got assignments like these! I would love to do something like that for school.

In the book Alice has a lot to think about. "Getting married is hard!" Alice says. She has to plan the ceremony, the honeymoon, find a place to live, pay for furniture and two months' rent and food. Maybe she and her "husband" could work it out -- if they were getting on fine!

Although this book was funny, it really made me think about how problems like these could really mess up your life. Take teenage pregnancy for example. How could you have a baby and stay in school? You couldn't find a babysitter every day to stay with your kid. A child really consumes your life. I understand what the teacher was trying to do. He was trying to discourage the class from getting into these problems by giving them a glimpse of life. As someone about to become a teenager myself, I can say sometimes a story makes you think about what's up ahead.

Overall, I would say this book is wonderful. My favorite part of the book is discovering that if I like it, there are seven other Alice books I can check out at my local library. I love this book, and I hope you will too. 1. who was in Lace?
2. What was the name of the book?
3. What was the favorite part?
4. How many more books in the series?
5. Where are they available?
6. What was one of problems in the book?
7. Did the teacher expect students not to have child early?
8. Did the story tell you about the upcoming events?
9. What Alice thought hard?
10. What she had to think early about that?
11. anything else?
12. Did it talk about paying?
13. what?
14. Anything else?
15. Was the book entertaining?
16. Who was pregnant?
17. Who is getting married?
18. Anyone buying a vehicle?
19. Who?
20. How was the teacher?
21. What
numbered_answers: 1. Alice
2. Alice in Lace
3. discovering that if I like it
4. seven
5. local library
6. teenage pregnancy
7. yes
8. yes
9. Getting married
10. plan the ceremony
11. find a place
12. yes
13. furniture
14. rent and food
15. yes
16. Pamela
17. Alice
18. yes
19. Elizabeth
20. cool
21. Mr. Everett

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. (CNN) -- Lady Gaga reached an out-of-court settlement with her former assistant who sued for unpaid overtime, according to a court filing.

Details of the deal were not revealed in a document filed in court last week asking the clerk to close the case.

The lawsuit, which sought $350,000 in back pay from the singer, had been set for trial in New York starting next week. U.S. District Judge Paul G. Gardephe ruled last month against Gaga's lawyer's request that the case be dismissed.

In her lawsuit, Jennifer O'Neill says that she worked "24/7" as Gaga's personal assistant.

O'Neill was employed in early 2009, and again from February 2010 to March 2011. After she was rehired, she was told her annual salary would be $75,000.

"Every day is a work day for her, so every day is a work day for the rest of us," O'Neill said, according to court documents.

"There is no, we're going to stay in, we're going to sleep. There is no, let's put on sweatpants and go out to the movies and be girlfriends. It doesn't work like that."

Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, testified that O'Neill "deserves every one of her $75,000 that we agreed to. But she does not deserve a penny more."

CNN's Carolyn Sung, Rachel Wells and Susan Candiotti contributed this report.

1. How much back pay was asked for in the suit?
2. And who was asking for this much?
3. What was her role for Gaga?
4. When did she file papers?
5. When was the trial set ?
6. Where was it to be held?
7. What role did Judge Gardephe play in this case?
8. How much did Jennifer believe she was to be paid as a salary?
9. What was the time frame she worked for gaga?
10. What were her work hours during this time?
11. How does Gaga feel about the claim for more money?
numbered_answers: 1. $350,000
2. Jennifer O'Neill
3. personal assistant
4. unknown
5. next week
6. New York
7. ruled last month against Gaga's lawyer
8. $75,000
9. early 2009, and again from February 2010 to March 2011
10. 24/7
11. deserves every one of her $75,000 that we agreed to. But she does not deserve a penny more

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. CHAPTER THIRTY.

LOVE--OLD MR. KENNEDY PUTS HIS FOOT IN IT.

One morning, about two weeks after Charley's arrival at Red River, Harry Somerville found himself alone in Mr Kennedy's parlour. The old gentleman himself had just galloped away in the direction of the lower fort, to visit Charley, who was now formally installed there; Kate was busy in the kitchen, giving directions about dinner; and Jacques was away with Redfeather, visiting his numerous friends in the settlement: so that, for the first time since his arrival, Harry found himself at the hour of ten in the morning utterly lone, and with nothing very definite to do. Of course, the two weeks that had elapsed were not without their signs and symptoms, their minor accidents and incidents, in regard to the subject that filled his thoughts. Harry had fifty times been tossed alternately from the height of hope to the depth of despair, from the extreme of felicity to the uttermost verge of sorrow, and he began seriously to reflect, when he remembered his desperate resolution on the first night of his arrival, that if he did not "do" he certainly would "die." This was quite a mistake, however, on Harry's part. Nobody ever did _die_ of unrequited love. Doubtless many people have hanged, drowned, and shot themselves because of it; but, generally speaking, if the patient can be kept from maltreating himself long enough, _time_ will prove to be an infallible remedy. O youthful reader, lay this to heart; but, pshaw! why do I waste ink on so hopeless a task? _Every_ one, we suppose, resolves once in a way to _die_ of love; so--die away, my young friends, only make sure that you don't _kill_ yourselves, and I've no fear of the result. 1. Where was Harry?
2. Was he with anyone?
3. Where was Mr. Kennedy?
4. Where to?
5. Why did he go there?
6. Why was Charley there?
7. Was anyone else in the house?
8. Where was she?
9. What was she doing?
10. Where was Jacques?
11. What was he doing there?
12. Had he gone there alone?
13. Who had gone with him?
14. Was Mr. Kennedy young?
numbered_answers:
1. In Mr Kennedy's parlour.
2. No.
3. He galloped away.
4. The direction of the lower fort.
5. To visit Charley.
6. He lived there.
7. Kate.
8. The kitchen.
9. Giving directions about dinner.
10. At the settlement.
11. Visiting friends.
12. No.
13. Redfeather.
14. No.