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"Why does Eppel indicate an orange light when scanning the planet?",
"Why does the crew later refer to Ha-Adamah as Adam? ",
"Why does Adam refuse to play checkers? ",
"How does the \"Old Serpent\" know that the crew is returning with settlers?",
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"It wants the crew to make their own judgement, because it doesn't know what to make of it.",
"It senses Ha-Adamah's perception. ",
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"And there was no denying that the Extraordinary Perception Locator (or\n Eppel) was a contrary machine. On Earth it had read\nPositive",
"Finally it signaled the result, the most exasperating result it ever\n produces: the single orange light. It was the equivalent of the shrug\n of the shoulders in a ma... |
train | 52995 | [
"Why was Si given a symbolic gold watch by the Department of Space Exploration?",
"Why did the Department hope that Si would continue for three more space missions?",
"What clearly showed a sense humbleness presented by Si?",
"What was considered a downside to the space exploration by Si?",
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"He had just successfully completed a dangerous space mission that they were impressed with. ",
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"They gave him a gold watch. It was meant to be symbolical, of course.\n In the old tradition. It was in the way of an antique, being one of the",
"No. Even as Si listened to their speeches, accepted the watch and\n made a halting little talk of his own, he was grinning inwardly. There",
"In common wi... |
train | 63109 | [
"Why did Billy-boy take Grannie Annie to the grille?",
"What brought Billy-boy to the realization of why Grannie Annie had brought him to the Satellite Theater?",
"What was supposedly destroyed after the crash of the Vennox regime?",
"How is one able to escape the Varsoom?",
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"\"Up we go, Billy-boy.\" Heat gun in readiness, Grannie Annie began to\n climb slowly.\n\n\n The silence remained absolute. We reached the door and pulled it open.\n There was no sign of life.",
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train | 61499 | [
"Generally, which of the following best describes Brian's character? ",
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"What is one potential moral to this story?",
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"Brian struggled into a zippered overall suit as they followed a\n twisting, tortuous course for half an hour, switching from one tunnel",
"\"Well, what the dickens does he look like?\" Brian asked doubtfully.\n\n\n \"I don't know, but his left hand is missing. Dad did some good shooting\n before he died,... |
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"What is the relationship between the two main characters?",
"Why does Click suspect that the meteor strike wasn’t accidental?",
"Who does Click refer to as the “Big Producer?”",
"What would have happened if Click’s camera broke in the crash?",
"Why didn’t the proton gun hurt the monsters?",
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"Marnagan said nothing, but his thick lips went down at the corners, far\n down, and the green eyes blazed.\n\n\n They stopped, together.\n\n\n \"Oops!\" Click said.",
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train | 63919 | [
"Where was David?",
"Why couldn’t David move after he first opened his eyes?",
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"\"Your name is David Corbin.\"",
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"I stood by the man for long minutes. Final... |
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"How does Retief feel about his current job?",
"How does Miss Meuhl feel about her job?",
"Why did Retief want to talk to the drunk?",
"What was on exhibit in the Groacian parade?",
"Why did the Groacians hide the ship?",
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"\"That's my decision,\" Retief said. \"I have a job to do and we're\n wasting time.\" He crossed the room to his desk, opened a drawer and\n took out a slim-barreled needler.",
"\"The importance of my task here,\" Retief said, enunciating the glottal\n dialect with difficulty. \"My interest in local hist... |
train | 61405 | [
"What does the narrator say is significant about horses?",
"It is suggested that which of the following happens to Jimmy D? ",
"What is the name of the pilot who flies Mia’s scoutship and how does she characterize his piloting style?",
"What is a Mud-eater? ",
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"Horses are a nuisance and make it hard for both colonists and scouts to get their jobs done. \n\n",
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"them now.\" I dug my heels into Ninc's sides and rode on. At the next\n bend I looked back and saw four of them holding their packhorses and",
"cats with kittens. One of them had a string of packhorses on a line\n and he saw me and called to another who seemed to be the leader. That\n one wheeled his bla... |
train | 52326 | [
"What planet are the mysterious signals coming from? \n\n",
"What did Myles Cabot do to establish his relationship with the peoples of Venus? ",
"What best describes a Formian body?",
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"had contrived and built during his previous visit to that\n planet, so as to talk with Cupians and Formians, both of\n which races are earless and converse by means of radiations",
"Poor girl! How eager he was to reach her side, and save\n her from that peril, whatever it was, which had caused her\n to f... |
train | 50893 | [
"What initially alerted people to the fault line and the onset of problems?",
"What reason did the newspaper have to focus on the possible active volcano theory and not the opinion of the geographer?",
"What happens that completely confirms Schwartzberg's theory?",
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"of the land east and west of the Fault seemed no longer to have any\n relation to each other. To the west, tortured rock reared into cliffs.\n East, where sharp reports and muffled wheezes told of continued",
"Land west of the Fault was holding firm, though Denver had recorded\n several small tremors; ev... |
train | 61228 | [
"Why do they want Macklin specifically to be the test subject?",
"How would the shot theoretically cure headaches?",
"Why is Macklin's reaction to the shot alarming?",
"Why does the army get involved with the situation?",
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"As a fellow scientist, he'd understand and appreciate what they're doing. ",
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"Macklin held his head in both hands. \"Why did you two select\nme\n?\"",
"\"Do you think we'll have... |
train | 20015 | [
"Why is it suspected that William Shawn blushed at Green's remark? ",
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"He was known for disallowing sexual content from his publications and was put off by the comment.",
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"This was not the explanation Shawn was expecting, Gill tells us. \"Discs o... |
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"Why was the population of the states along the three Faults so low around the late '40s?",
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"Why was Ferris against testing the discovery made by himself and Mitchell on himself?",
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"Why did the Treasury Department want Orison McCall to apply for a job at the William Howard Taft National Bank and Trust Company?",
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train | 20010 | [
"Why does the author describe Charles Murray as a “publicity genius”?",
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train | 53016 | [
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train | 61380 | [
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"What word best describes Captain Hannah's physical description at the beginning of the article?",
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train | 51657 | [
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train | 20022 | [
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train | 50969 | [
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"What is the governing principle that classifies the characters in the story?",
"In the story, it is stated that \"the integrity of th... | [
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train | 51337 | [
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train | 51092 | [
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train | 51249 | [
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train | 20026 | [
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train | 51494 | [
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train | 20043 | [
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