Context: I miss her dearly , I know she would be alittle unsure with my faith because she was raised Baptist , but I know she would happy that I was happy , she was always different about her ideals when it came to her grandchildren . To know that she was so young to die hurts me and makes me wish to know if she is alright . I remind myself of her all the time because I know that I will never forget her , but I have noticed that she wants me to move on with her death , and I believe I have . I know that in time I will be in total acceptence of her going and I will know that I will see her again and I know that she will welcome me in her arms .

Question generated: What am I hoping will happen eventually ?
OPTIONS:
- I will forget about the death and move on .
- I will return to my Baptist faith , as I was raised .
- I want my grandchildren to be happy and move on .
- I will be able to see my grandmother in the afterlife .

Context: My husband thought it looked like waves , so I guess that is the pattern!Now to the life . It is spring in Virginia and my garden is starting to bloom . And the house finches nested behind the light on our front porch . These three fledged the next day , which is n't surprising given the amount of room they have .

Question generated: What will the narrator do now that their garden is blooming ?
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is likely to cut their garden down .
- The narrator is likely to tend to their garden .
- The narrator is likely to leave their garden unattended .
- The narrator is likely to let their garden overgrow .

Context: Elisa let us have some of her old clothes that she does n't use anymore . By some I mean a lot . I mean enough for a new wardrobe . We did n't stay much longer because there was some tension in the household .

Question generated: Why might Elisa not use the clothes anymore ?
OPTIONS:
- She might have gained three hundred pounds
- She might have decided to only dress in black from now on
- They might not be fashionable any more
- None of the above choices .

Context: So here I am , in this foreign country which still has a lot of old school hospitality going on . Every time you go to someone 's house , this traditional sausage ( think tube shaped bologna ) and Hallmark chocolate get pulled out and it 's pretty darn rude to not partake , especially in this traditionally agricultural and poorer land . I ' ve been in several situations where it 's refuse the sausage and hurt great grandma 's feelings or just eat it and deal with feeling like a big pile of doo - dah afterwards . Once or twice , no biggie for me .

Question generated:
Why is the narrator eating against their will ?
OPTIONS:
- They feel they have to eat for the nutrients .
- They feel it 's polite to do .
- They feel their will be punishment if they do not eat .
- They feel they are being forced .