In this task, you're given a context passage, followed by a question that needs to be answered. Based on the paragraph, you must write unambiguous answers to the questions and your answer must refer to a specific phrase from the paragraph. If multiple answers seem to exist, write the answer that is the most plausible.

Still not knowing exactly what is going on and hope tomorrow we get to hear something , the hospital won't say any thing . This is after his second chemo treatment that they doubled from three treats in a row to two treatments and is very strong medicine of two kinds he's on . Was told that the chemo not only kills the bad cells but also along with the good . So we are waiting to hear more of what's going on and what's to be expected , so frustrating for Syd and I. I fact I was doing so well I thought till last night and this morning after talking to Syd I just had to have a good delayed cry .
Question: What is going on with this person ?
They have cancer and are undergoing treatment .

I live about an hour outside of the city limits in a quiet, small suburb outside the city. There is an underground rail line that runs from nearby my house and takes me directly to the city where I work. My train typically leaves at 6:43 a.m. so I am sure to arrive at the station at 6:30. I wait amongst all the other people who commute to work and eat some breakfast I had prepared for myself the night before. Once the train arrives, people shuffle on board and find themselves either a bench to sit in, or space in which to stand. The ride takes about an hour with a couple of stops along the way. During the trip, if I am lucky to find a bench, I bring my laptop out and begin my work for the day. If I must stand I typically try to strike up conversation with my neighbor.
Question: Were they going into the city?
Yes

Jess said : I mean , feminism is supposed to be egalitarian , maybe we shouldn't be anointing great women for the rest of us to look up to , like they make history and we don't - particularly if we're trying to empower women , the concept of the hero is very disempowering , and - one of the only times I'd use the word - quite patriarchal . " I do agree with this , but perhaps there are ways to highlight the good things people have done without casting them as heros , per se . I am fully against the individualisation of historical change ( i.e. this person caused X to happen , rather than X happened , these people were there ) .
Question: What might happen after you explain feminism to Jess ?
She would share her criticisms .