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"Why is Si retirement so significant to the Space Exploration Team? ",
"What makes Gubelin an outlier in the present day?",
"What is the main reason that Gubelin is so resentful of Si’s decision?",
"What is the main reason behind the Welfare State operating as it does?",
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"Si was expansive. \"Why, sure. In the Space Department we don't have\n much time for formality. Everybody's just Si, and Doc, and Jim. Like\n that. But how come you cried?\"\nShe looked down into the drink the bartender had placed before her,\n as though avoiding his face. \"I ... I suppose it was that speec... |
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"My name is Mia Havero. I'm fourteen, of course, or I wouldn't be\n telling this. I'm short, dark and scrawny, though I don't expect that\n scrawniness to last much longer. Mother is very good looking. In the\n meantime, I've got brains as a consolation.\n\n\n After we were all settled, George Fuhonin, the pi... |
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"What can be inferred from the passage about Jorgensen's Worlds?",
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"Retief put his bag down. He turned at a sound behind him. A tall,\n florid man with an expensive coat belted over a massive paunch stood in\n the open door, looking at Retief. Retief looked back. The florid man\n clamped his jaws together, turned to speak over his shoulder.\n\n\n \"Somebody in the cabin. Get... |
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"Who seems to be writing the most falsehoods?",
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"Which writer seemed to like Krugman the most?",
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"What best summarizes Fiss' main motive as discussed in the article?",
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"Shut Up, He Explained \n\n Owen Fiss is a professor at the Yale Law School and a highly regarded scholar of constitutional law. The subject of this short book is the present direction of the law governing the freedom of speech. What Professor Fiss has to say about it is worth attending to not merely ... |
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"The dead man returned to him. Bloodied lips cursed at him. Glassy eyes\n accused him. Somewhere were two lost children crying in the night.\n\n\n And towering above him was a red-bearded man whose great hands reached\n down and beckoned to him. Ben crawled through the night on hands and\n knees, his legs num... |
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"Why did the story open the way it did?",
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"I accepted that job teaching.\nAnd now, Laura, it's nearly midnight. You're in your room, sleeping,\n and the house is silent.\n\n\n It's hard to tell you, to make you understand, and that is why I am\n writing this.\n\n\n I looked through Charlie's box again, more carefully this time, reading\n the old lett... |
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"What his probing gaze revealed\n to him, made his pleasure\n even greater than before. In\n twittering, chattering sounds, he\n communicated his further knowledge\n to his henchmen. Though\n devoid of moisture, the mummy\n was perfectly preserved, even to\n its brain cells! Medical and biological\n sciences ... |
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test | 50847 | [
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test | 51241 | [
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test | 20052 | [
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test | 20045 | [
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test | 50571 | [
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test | 50827 | [
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test | 51194 | [
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test | 29170 | [
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train | 63442 | [
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train | 20010 | [
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train | 20011 | [
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train | 42111 | [
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train | 51407 | [
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train | 27588 | [
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test | 51184 | [
"What type of medical procedure does the narrator have in order to make his skin look more like the Earthlings?",
"What is the first clue the narrator gives that his planet runs on a much bigger scale than Earth? ",
"What is the narrator's purpose on Earth?",
"What is so strange about the approach he is order... | [
[
"He is given an injection that basically injects him with a permanent dye to make his skin change color.",
"He is given an injection that basically gives him a disease to make his skin change color.",
"He is given an injection that basically gives him hormones that will make his skin change color.",
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"The biotechnicians had been very thorough. I was already a little\n undersized, which meant that my height and build were suitable—I\n could pass for a big Earthling. And of course my face and hands and so\n on were all right, the Earthlings being a remarkably humanoid race.\n But the technicians had had to ... |
test | 60624 | [
"Why was Mr. Devoe fascinated by the Captain?",
"Bertha and the narrator are…",
"Which word best describes Mr. and Mrs. Devoe’s demeanor when they first arrived at Morton’s Misery Farm?",
"What was Mr. Devoe’s “moment”?",
"Why would someone choose to go “on vacation” to Morton’s Misery Farm?",
"Which of t... | [
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"His precise, sharp voice did not match his gaunt appearance.",
"He was amazingly plump in such a harsh environment.",
"He was particularly cruel.",
"His inhuman drawl was hard to understand."
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"Brother and sister of the Devoe family",
"Poor prisoners",
"A well-to-do married co... | [
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"\"You and Mrs. Devoe may leave tonight or in the morning, just as you\n prefer,\" said the Captain.\nBertha and I have had little to say to one another as we wait in\n the office for the car that will take us to the heliport. For the\n moment—this moment—it suffices that we stand here in our own clothes,\n t... |
test | 25644 | [
"What does Clayton dislike the most about Mars?",
"How does Clayton get on the spaceship back to Earth?",
"What is the relationship between Clayton and Parks?",
"Who is Parks?",
"What is likely to happen to Clayton?",
"What likely happened to Parks?",
"Why is Clayton on Mars?",
"How does Clayton expla... | [
[
"The food",
"The beer",
"The lack of oxygen",
"The cold"
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"He pretends to be Parks by wearing his uniform and taking his identification. ",
"He persuades Lieutenant Harris to let him go back to Earth.",
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"“Mankind is inherently an\n adaptable animal. If we are to\n colonize the planets of the\n Solar System, we must meet\n the conditions on those planets\n as best we can.\n\n\n “Financially, it is impracticable\n to change an entire\n planet from its original condition\n to one which will support\n human life... |
train | 62349 | [
"Why does Shannon reach for his gun when Beamish introduces himself?",
"Why is it so important for Jig and Shannon to find Gertrude a mate?",
"Who does Jig suspect wants them dead, and let loose the vapor snakes?",
"What is Ahra referring to when she says \"something has been taken?\"",
"How does Shannon fe... | [
[
"The sound of the chair being pulled back sets him on high alert. \n",
"He sees that Beamish has something in his hands. \n",
"Shannon is prone to suspicion after being hunted down by people they owe money to, and thinks Beamish is one of them. ",
"Beamish tells them he's there to collect money fr... | [
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"I reached across Bucky suddenly and jerked the curtain back. Beamish\n was standing there. Beamish, bent over, with his ear cocked. Kapper\n made a harsh strangling noise and fell across the table.\n\n\n Beamish never changed expression. He didn't move while Bucky felt\n Kapper's pulse. Bucky didn't need to ... |
train | 63631 | [
"Why was Charles in the actress's apartment?",
"What did Charles decide to do when he realized he was alone?",
"Why did Charles think he was the last person alive?",
"What was the only thing that mattered to Charles near the end?",
"What did Charles probably realize at the end?",
"Why did the beings come ... | [
[
"She wanted to be with someone one last time.",
"They were working on curing the plague.",
"He thought he could find answers there.",
"They had been living together."
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"Live his best life as long as possible",
"Give up and wait for death",
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"A thought teased at him. Charles looked at the woman again and decided\n that she still looked beautiful in spite of the harshness of the\n room's lighting. He touched buttons by the edge of the bed and the\n illumination quieted to a soft glow, wrapping her in a radiant halo.\n Charles smiled wanly and got ... |
train | 61090 | [
"What would have likely happened if the bank robbers' car tires had not melted?",
"What can we infer from the passage that caused Mr. Higgins to go crazy?",
"Why did the tear gas that the police were using on Mr. Higgins not work to run him out of the house?",
"What caused Judy's yelling to be ignored by the ... | [
[
"The car would have wrecked regardless and the robbers would have been caught. ",
"The police would have stopped them in a chase. ",
"The robbers would have gotten away from the scene. ",
"The robbers would have later returned to rob the bank again and get caught. "
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"\"What I can't figure out,\" said Stevenson, \"is exactly what made those\n tires do that. I mean, it was a hot day and all, but it wasn't\nthat\nhot. And they weren't going that fast. I don't think you could go fast\n enough to melt your tires down.\"\n\n\n Pauling shrugged again. \"We got them. That's the ... |
train | 61204 | [
"Why doesn’t Wayne like his parents? \n",
"Which category and description best describes the type of story “The Recruit” is using as its base? \n",
"What idea is introduced during the armory scene that becomes a motif throughout the rest of the story? \n",
"What is the purpose of “the break out” instituted by... | [
[
"His parents broke out when they were much younger than the age he is now, and he is embarrassed by this. \n",
"His parents want to keep him from breaking out, knowing that the horrors Wayne will face are too much for him. \n",
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"Wayne watched the ritual, grinning. He listened to their purposeless\n noises, their blabbing and yakking as if they had something to say.\n Blab-blab about the same old bones, and end up chewing them in the\n same old ways. Then they begin all over again. A freak sideshow all the\n way to nowhere. Squarehea... |
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