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Why did Sarah decide to skip the party?
What was Sarah doing instead of going to the party?
How did Sarah feel about missing the party?
Was Sarah's decision wise?
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What did Dr. Ellis publish?
How long did Dr. Ellis research before publishing?
Why did Dr. Ellis decide to publish her findings?
Is Dr. Ellis' research significant?
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What is the new exhibit about?
When was the new exhibit added?
Why did the museum add a new exhibit?
Is the new exhibit worth visiting?
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What time did the concert end?
How did the audience react to the concert?
Why did the concert end late?
Should concerts always end late?
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What game did Tom win?
Why did Tom laugh loudly?
How did Tom feel about winning?
Is chess a difficult game?
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When did Gina complete the project?
How did Gina manage to complete it early?
What was the project about?
Did Gina do a good job on the project?
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What problem did Neil solve?
How did Neil approach the problem?
What was innovative about Neil's approach?
Was Neil's approach effective?
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Why was the office quiet?
What day was the office quiet?
How do people usually feel in a quiet office?
Was the quietness helpful for work?
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What was Jack's presentation about?
How did the colleagues receive Jack's presentation?
Why was Jack's presentation well-received?
Was Jack's presentation effective?
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