input: Mary loved walking through the woods with her dog, Max. Max and Mary would go on all sorts of adventures together. They really loved looking for blueberries together and then falling asleep next to each other in the tall grass. One day, as Mary was picking the blueberries, she turned around to find that Max was not there. She became worried and ran off to look for her dog.

She looked in all of their favorite spots...next to the stream, in their secret hiding place behind the raspberry bushes, and even inside the old cabin that sat in the woods. But poor Max was nowhere to be found. Nonetheless, Mary would not give up. She kept looking and she found him not very far away. He had seen a squirrel and run to chase it. When Mary called Max's name he left the squirrel and happily returned to Mary, wagging his tail as he went. 1. What did Mary love to do?
2. What is the name of her dog?
3. What worried her?
4. Where did she look first?
5. How many places did she search?
6. Did she give up?
7. Where did she find him?
8. What had he seen?
9. What happened because of what he saw?
10. How did she get him to return?
11. How did he feel?
12. Why would you think that?
13. What did they look for together?
14. What did they do after that?
15. Where did they sleep?
16. Where did they like to hide?
17. Did other people know of the spot? Return numbered answers in your output.

output: 1. Mary loved walking through the woods with her dog
2. Her dog is named Max.
3. She turned around to find that Max was not there.
4. Next to the stream.
5. Three and she kept looking.
6. No
7. She found him not very far away.
8. A squirrel.
9. He ran to chase it
10. She called his name.
11. He felt happy.
12. He was wagging his tail as he went
13. Blueberries
14. Falling asleep next to each other.
15. In the tall grass.
16. Behind the raspberry bushes.
17. No

input: Mickey Mouse's ears are well known all over the world, and this year will be an especially fun one for Disney. The company is celebrating 60 years since its first theme park, Disneyland, opened in California, US in 1955. Disney has opened many more parks all over the world since it made history in California. Shanghai Disneyland is expected to open in 2016, bringing Disney's popular parks here to the Chinese mainland for the first time. So why has Disneyland been so popular for 60 years? Well, it's described as "the Happiest Place on Earth" and "a place for the young and _ ". Many Americans have grown up with the parks, as ex--Disneyland president Paul Pressler said in 1995: "There is an emotional relationship that people have with this park." Disneyland was one of the first theme parks anywhere in the world that had "lands" and rides with themes. Disney's storytelling in rides like roller coasters is a big reason for their parks' success. "We tell a story in everything we do," Pressler said. Disney rides such as The seven Dwarves Mine Train and Peter Pan's Flight come from its movies. One ride from its 2013 hit movie Frozen will surely be coming soon, perhaps at the new Shanghai Disneyland. Disney's parks haven't always been popular everywhere, however. When Disneyland Paris opened in 1992, some French people felt that American culture was invading France. But still, the park stayed open and today it is a popular place for European visitors. Whatever you may think of them, you can't say that on their 60th birthday, Disney's parks aren't still going strong. How many Disney theme parks will you have visited by the time their 70th birthday comes around? 1. How long was it since Disneyland first opened?
2. When will one open in China?
3. What is Paul Pressler's relationship to Disneyland?
4. Are any Disneyland's open in Europe?
5. Where is it located?
6. Why did some Parisians object to it?
7. Which Disney movie has not gotten its own themed attraction yet?
8. What is descibed as "the Happiest Place on Earth"?
9. Where did it first open?
10. Is Peter Pan's Flight based on a movie? Return numbered answers in your output.

output: 1. 1955
2. 2016
3. an emotional one
4. yes
5. Paris
6. They felt that American culture was invading France.
7. Frozen
8. Disneyland
9. 1955.
10. yes

input: CHAPTER XXXII

It was the eve of the reopening of Parliament. Maraton, who had been absent from London--no one knew where--during the last six weeks, had suddenly reappeared. Once more he had invited the committee of the Labour Party to meet at his house. His invitation was accepted, but it was obvious that this time their attitude towards the man who welcomed them was one of declared and pronounced hostility. Graveling was there, with sullen, evil face. He made no attempt to shake hands with Maraton, and he sat at the table provided for them with folded arms and dour, uncompromising aspect. Dale came late and he, too, greeted Maraton with bluff unfriendliness. Borden's attitude was non-committal. Weavel shook hands, but his frown and manner were portentous. Culvain, the diplomat of the party, was quiet and reserved. David Ross alone had never lost his attitude of unwavering fidelity. He sat at Maraton's left hand, his head a little drooped, his eyes almost hidden beneath his shaggy grey eyebrows, his lower lip protuberant. He had, somehow, the air of a guarding dog, ready to spring into bitter words if his master were touched.

"Gentlemen," Maraton began, when at last they were all assembled, "I have asked you, the committee who were appointed to meet me on my arrival England, to meet me once more here on the eve of the reopening of Parliament."

There was a grim silence. No one spoke. Their general attitude was one of suspicious waiting.

"You all know," Maraton went on, "with what ideas I first came to England. I found, however, that circumstances here were in many respects different from anything I had imagined. You all know that I modified my plans. I decided to adopt a middle course." 1. Who had been gone from London?
2. Did people know his whereabouts?
3. How long was he gone?
4. Did he show back up?
5. What was reopening the next day?
6. Who arrived tardy to the event?
7. Was he friendly with Maraton?
8. Who was considered to be the ambassador of the gathering?
9. Who sat to the left of Maraton?
10. Did he have red eyebrows?
11. What color were they? Return numbered answers in your output.

output:
1. Maraton
2. no
3. six weeks
4. yes
5. Parliament
6. Dale
7. no
8. no
9. David Ross
10. no
11. grey