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"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?\"",
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"The sound of the chair being pulled back sets him on high alert. \n",
"He sees that Beamish has something in his hands. \n",
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"Bucky Shannon opened the door. He looked white and grim, and there was\n a big burn across his neck. He said:\n\n\n \"Beamish is here with his lawyer.\"",
"Shannon has a good vocabulary. He used it. When he got his breath back\n he said suddenly,\n\n\n \"Beamish is pulling some kind of a game.\"\n\n\n \"... |
train | 63477 | [
"How did Trillium end up as a stow-away on the ship?",
"How had the fusion control points been adjusted?",
"Had Trillium known the outcome of her stowing away, would she have likely still stowed away?",
"What were the hiding places selected by Trillium while stowing away?",
"Why were the Venus women transfi... | [
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"She had been kidnapped by the men under the official command of the President of Earth. ",
"She had fallen for the Earthmen and had chosen to run away with them.",
"She chose to show away so that the Venus women could bring their cause to the attention of Earth's President. ",
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"Trillium—with her shape—passing as a boy hustling bags through this\n ship. O'Rielly chortled as he tucked her under his bunk. \"Now don't you\n worry about another thing!\"",
"\"No. One of us stowing away was the only way we Venus women could bring\n our cause to the attention of Earth's President. If E... |
train | 62324 | [
"What can be determined as a similarity between Harvey, Joe, and Johnson?",
"Why did Harvey and Joe have such a large tab and the bar that was ran by Johnson?",
"Despite the menu prices for the restaurant food being remarkably low, how were Harvey and Joe met with an outrageous bill of 328 buckos?",
"Why did ... | [
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"They all have a tendency to want the best for one another to a personal fault. ",
"They all have a tendency to think they are more advanced than one another",
"They all have a tendency to spend too much time at the bar where Johnson works",
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"Johnson, the \"sheriff,\" collected the money, and Johnson, the\n \"restaurateur,\" pocketed it. Meanwhile, Harvey tipped Joe the sign to\n remain calm.",
"\"Now do you see, my hot-tempered colleague?\" said Harvey as he and Joe\n picked up buckets that hung on the tank. \"Johnson, as I saw instantly,\n ... |
train | 63899 | [
"What were the two main goals of the Quest III ship in this story?",
"How would you describe Captain Llud's character transformation across the entire Quest III journey?",
"What characteristics best describe Captain Llud in the present part of the story?",
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"To survey galaxies for non-human life forms and return to Earth safely.",
"To scout for new worlds to live in and return to Earth safely.",
"To stay away from Earth for 900 years during a major world war and to return back safely.",
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"Quest III\nshuddered, again and again, under blows that must have had millions\n of horsepower behind them; but it plunged on toward Earth, its mighty",
"The\nQuest III\nbored steadily on through space, decelerating. Even if",
"Quest\n III's\nponderous and unswerving progress toward Earth had somehow... |
train | 55933 | [
"Why did the Lane family move to Wisconsin?",
"Why doesn’t Jean want to join Peggy in New York?",
"Why did Mrs. Lane give up her dream of singing?",
"Why did Mr. & Mrs. Lane agree so quickly to Peggy’s bargain?",
"How did Mr. Lane know May Berriman?",
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"For Mr. Lane’s work",
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"She’s not interested in acting as a career.",
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"Mrs. Lane nodded. “Of course, dear. I know just\n how you feel about it,” she said. “I would have answered\n just the same way when I was your age, except",
"Mrs. Lane smiled gently and placed her soft white\n hand on her daughter’s lean brown one. “Of course\n I understand, Margaret, and so does your fa... |
train | 52844 | [
"Why did Jimmy Tremaine visit his hometown?",
"What kind of area is Elsby?",
"What is the significance of May 19th, 1901?",
"Who was in the black sedan that rushed off past Tremaine a block from the hotel?",
"Who is Soup Gaskin?",
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"To catch a criminal.",
"To have a tour and visit the sites.",
"To locate a device.",
"To visit family and old friends."
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"The policeman got to his feet. \"Jimmy,\" he said, \"Jimmy Tremaine.\" He\n came to the counter and put out his hand. \"How are you, Jimmy? What\n brings you back to the boondocks?\"",
"As Tremaine walked slowly toward the lighted main street of Elsby a car\n pulled to a stop beside him. Jess leaned out,... |
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?",
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"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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"It had been very pleasant that afternoon. She had given of herself\n freely, warmly, and Charles had accepted. But then he had known",
"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",
"Charles smiled wanly and... |
train | 63640 | [
"What are two kinds of goods Casey Ritter deals with throughout the story? \n\n",
"What is the significance of the title, “Jupiter’s Joke?”",
"Who is the Old Man Casey refers to in the first paragraph? ",
"Who is Pard Hoskins and what is his relationship to Casey Ritter?",
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"Strychnine and Space suits",
"Jupiter crystals and Mars emeralds \n\n",
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"Well, Casey Ritter may be a lot of things we won't mention, but he\n doesn't rat on his clients. So there I was, closeted with the ten",
"Ritter, compared with the value of the secret you are to buy with\n them. And be assured that if you're man enough to effect the trade—\"",
"A crafty-eyed buzzard ... |
train | 63304 | [
"What is one way the story’s setting, Venus, affects the characters and and sets up the plot? \n\n",
"How long did it take for Venus’s conditions to mutate its human colonies? What is the purpose of these mutations? \n\n",
"What is the name of the Officer of the Deck? \n\n",
"How do Svan and his five fellow i... | [
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"The story takes place on Mars, not Venus. Over the last four or five generations, Mars’ conditions have caused its human colony to mutate in order to better survive. This causes a racial rift between humans from Earth and humans from Mars, which sets the story’s plot by imposing tension between the two group... | [
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"\"Acclimation,\" Lowry said scientifically. \"They had to acclimate\n themselves to Venus's climate. They're friendly enough.\"",
"native Venusians—the descendants of the first expedition, that\n is—right down into the mud. Well—\" he laughed—\"maybe they will.\n After all, the fittest survive. That's a ... |
train | 61090 | [
"Why did the bank robbers end up crashing? ",
"Why does The Scorpion go mostly unnoticed, despite reaching out to the newspaper? ",
"Why does Stevenson begin to suspect a connection between the crimes?",
"Why do the gangs pick Halloween night to fight? ",
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"The cops used incendiary bullets to melt the tires. ",
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"There was so much confusion that it looked as though the bank robbers\n were going to get away after all. The police cars were aiming the wrong",
"Then, after the getaway car had gone more than two blocks, it suddenly\n started jouncing around. It smacked into a parked car and stopped. And",
"and the... |
train | 61242 | [
"What is the main conflict at the start?",
"What happens after the blast?",
"Why does the fact that Finogenov had a wooden desk sent up to space a point of contention for Winship?",
"What goes wrong just as Winship makes contact with earth?",
"What goes wrong with the calking compound?",
"Why do the Ameri... | [
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"The American astronauts can't get in contact with anyone who speaks English. ",
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"\"He's too damned suspicious,\" Major Winship said. \"You know and I know\n why they set that blast off. I tried to tell him. Hell. He looks at me",
"\"He's done it deliberately,\" said Capt. Wilkins, the eldest of the four\n Americans. \"How are we going to know when it's over?\"",
"in the space sui... |
train | 20001 | [
"Why was human cloning banned? ",
"What is the main reason the writer takes issue with the Pope's stance on cloning?",
"Why does the writer use other medical procedures as evidence to support cloning?",
"How does the writer use twins in their argument?",
"How do plants factor into the cloning argument?",
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"It was a preemptive measure. It's too complex to allow it to be explored unregulated. ",
"It is objectively immoral and \"evil.\"",
"It was an easy political stance for Bill Clinton to take. ",
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"researchers thought cloning humans was impossible--so, for the moment,",
"Human Clones: Why Not?",
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"Remem... |
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 ... | [
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"The car would have wrecked regardless and the robbers would have been caught. ",
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"\"I don't know. All I know is it's the nuttiest thing I ever saw. And\n what about the getaway car? What about those tires melting?\"",
"Hastings leaned down over one of the front tires. \"Look at that!\n There's melted rubber all over the rims. Those rims are ruined! What\n did you use, incendiary bulle... |
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"What was the problem with the tubes of calking compound that the crew was trying to use?",
"What was the issue with having Pinov on the communication system?",
"What happened to cause panic during the communicaton between Freedom 19 and the Cape?",
"How long would it take for the needed replacements to be de... | [
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"Capt. Lawler and Lt. Chandler returned with the calking compound. It\n occupied the rear section of the land car. Lt. Chandler sat atop it. It\n was a fifty-five gallon drum.",
"\"That,\" said Capt. Lawler, \"is the calking compound.\"\n\n\n \"You're kidding,\" said Capt. Wilkins.\n\n\n \"I am not kiddin... |
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"Why does the author say that the imposing the ban was a contradiction by whom it was imposed?",
"Who placed the ban on funding for human cloning research?",
"Why does the author say the pope does not respect freedom of other?",
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"Because he has shown interest in cloning himself",
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"Why was the mission of the Pandora initially referred to as a “fool’s errand”?",
"Why were the cadets outside alone?",
"How was Hennessy’s ship found?",
"How did Gwayne subdue the alien leader?",
"Why did Gwayne ask the alien leader about barmaids and puppies?",
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"The original exploration party had already reported back about the planet.",
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train | 60507 | [
"What was Piltdon most interested in?",
"What was Feetch most interested in?",
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"\"That's true,\" said Piltdon. His eyes grew dreamy. \"It can be done,\"",
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train | 61053 | [
"Which word doesn't describe Jeffers?",
"Which word doesn't describe Tolliver?",
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"\"Jeffers,\" he announced, \"this is ... just call her Betty.\"\n\n\n The manager's jowled features twisted into an expression of welcome as\n jovial as that of a hungry crocodile.",
"Jeffers seemed to stagger standing still behind his desk. His loose\n lips twitched uncertainly, and he looked questionin... |
train | 61204 | [
"Why doesn’t Wayne like his parents? \n",
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"His parents broke out when they were much younger than the age he is now, and he is embarrassed by this. \n",
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"\"No, sir,\" Wayne mumbled. He didn't look up. \"I'm sorry I punked out.\"\n\n\n \"Give him the treatment,\" the doctor said wearily. \"And send him back\n to his mother.\"",
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train | 63097 | [
"Who ordered that the narrator to Dondromogon? \n",
"What is the significance of the narrator’s height? \n",
"The purpose for the narrator losing his memory is. . . \n",
"Who first tells the narrator about his destiny? \n",
"What is the significance of the narrator’s thumb print?\n",
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"The voice had a note of triumph. \"You do not know that. It is as well,\n for this will be a birth and beginning of your destined leadership on\n Dondromogon.\"",
"\"You honor me,\" I told him. \"Yet I still know little. It seems that I\n am expected to aid and lead and save the people of this world call... |
train | 61263 | [
"What is the significance of Lovenbroy’s seasons?\n",
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"What is a vintage? \n",
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"Each season’s weather brings a new set of cultural recreation and work. \n",
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"turn over to machinery—and anyway we wouldn't if we could. Vintage\n season is the high point of living on Lovenbroy. Everybody joins in.",
"\"Oh, that's Lovenbroy years; they'd be eighteen, Terry reckoning.\"\n\n\n \"I was thinking you looked a little mature for twenty-eight,\" Retief\n said.",
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"What does the description in the second paragraph of the article about Wayne's parents show about how Wayne feels towards them?",
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"He dislikes them because he feels repressed by them.",
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"\"Yes, sir,\" Wayne said. He ran wet hands down the sides of his chinos.\n His legs seemed sheathed in lead as he bit inwardly at shrinking fear",
"Wayne returned the challenging move but felt a nervous twitch jerk at\n his lips. A numbness covered his brain like a film as he concentrated",
"Wayne we... |
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"What is a likely reason that the narrator chooses to go with what the citizens of Dondromogon believe about him?",
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"He thinks that going with what the citizens of Dondromogon believe will be his key to escape.",
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"\"You honor me,\" I told him. \"Yet I still know little. It seems that I\n am expected to aid and lead and save the people of this world called\n Dondromogon. But I must know them before I can help.\"",
"The voice had a note of triumph. \"You do not know that. It is as well,\n for this will be a birth an... |
train | 61263 | [
"Given Arapoulous' description of his homeland, what can you conclude about it?",
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