Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: Dance<br>Janet was concerned about her upcoming prom. Her prom was on Friday. She came to school Wednesday concerned about not having a date. Fortunately Ben also did not have a date. So Ben asked Janet to prom and both of their problems were solved.

Hypothesis: Janet knew ben would ask her to prom

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: This practice of forbidding the use of direct citations from the debates of the House of Commons, euphemistically identified as "the other place," was originally intended to prevent, according to Erskine May, fruitless arguments between members of two distinct bodies who are unable to reply to each other and to guard against recrimination and offensive language in the absence of the other party.

Hypothesis: Many historians, including Erskine May, think that the practice of forbidding the use of direct citations from debates in the House of Commons related to preventing fruitless arguments.

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated: Context: Candle<br>Taylor had just bought a new house. One day, the power went out. Taylor quickly went to get candles. She had to drive to the store. After that, she had light in her new home.

Hypothesis: Taylor bought a house with bobby

Q: Generate a context and a hypothesis.

Generated:
Context: Johnny's Surprise<br>Yesterday was Johnny's birthday. His parents decided to throw him a party. All of his little friends came. They ate cake and ice cream and played games. As he opened his gifts, his parents surprised him with a new bike.

Hypothesis: Johnny celebrated his birthday with his friends and family on the Titanic.