[Q]: Too crazy<br>Kelly's parents were away. So she decided to throw a party. She thought people would want to come. They did but it got too crazy. Kelley had to shut it down. Kelley was more popular after the party
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: What Canadians have told us is that regardless of the fact that government is really responsible constitutionally for education, parents, grandparents and young people themselves want all governments to work together toward education and ensuring that every person who wants to get an education is not deprived of getting that education through colleges or universities or other institutions by virtue of the fact that they do not have any money. Canadians think that if someone doesn't have the money, they should still be able to get an education
[A]: Yes

[Q]: Shelby Foote, author of the acclaimed three volume history of the American Civil War, The Civil War: A Narrative, died in Memphis on June 27 at age 88. Foote also wrote historical fiction, including Follow Me Down and Shiloh. He may be best known for his appearance in filmmaker Ken Burns' PBS documentary, The Civil War. The Modern Library ranked Foote's The Civil War: A Narrative as number 15 on its list of 100 best non-fiction books. He was commissioned to write a short history of the Civil War by Random House and spent more than 20 years on the work eventually producing the three volumes. Shelby Foote was never published.
[A]: No

[Q]: Broken Toe<br>A few years ago, my dog accidentally pushed me down the stairs. I slipped and with my big toe bent under my foot. The pain was intense, I couldn't get my breath for 10 minutes. The dog was very upset, crying and licking me. I had broken my big toe, and was on bed rest for 2 weeks. He broke his index finger.
[A]:
No