text:
Request a Tutor for Free

If you are looking for home tutors for any subject, click here to post your requirement and get verified tutors in no time. All the teachers possess special skills to teach students and to ensure improved grades. Choose the best with us.

Post a Learning Requirement

With some patience after several months I gained a solid student base with committed students. I prefer buying connects as I can be more selective about students I contact. Perhaps MyPrivateTutor can make the monthly subscription more attractive than the current offer for those who want to advertise on a short term basis.

KarinaKuala Lumpur

I am a new tutor on this platform. What I can say, this platform will be beneficial for all of the tutor & teacher can get a lot of students for face to face tuition or online classes. Thanks to MyPrivateTutor Malaysia for accepting me as one of your verified tutor here.

Muhammad Rifqi Firas VeranJohor Bahru

Love the idea of the website to connect teachers with students online and the fact that the website is moderated makes a 100 times better.

Mostafa Khalaf AbdelaalPetaling Jaya

I've been using MyPrivateTutor for a while now. It's the most convenient tutoring app out there because i can easily contact the client directly and instantly get jobs. Getting a premium account is extremely worthwhile if you want to instantly get new jobs. The interface on the website is also good and easy to navigate. I definitely recommend new

Valerie De SilvaSubang Jaya

I think it is a good website as it promotes online tutor searches in a fast manner. The layout of the website too is user friendly and eases non-it savvies to be able to browse through the website. Displaying tutors' profiles helps to shortlist requested tutors in a concise and precised manner. In other words, my favourite part of the website is e

Roshida MohamadPenang

This website is nice and I can directly contact my future students.

Anis Suraya JurainiShah Alam

I am Dr Rajh from Kuala Lumpur. I would like to say that this is a fantastic platform and it really does help us get our targeted students for tuition. I managed to lock 7 online tuition within 2weeks of joining with an income of 5k per month. Thanks to this organization.

UthamarajKuala Lumpur

MyPrivateTutor is a very useful service for me to find students. Its organized and has detailed information about tuition jobs advertised. I like its membership packages and especially its connect purchases system. It's fair to both tutor and students. Highly recommended.

Tan Wan MeiKlang

This website is very helpful when it comes to finding new students. At first, it took me some time to understand the system and how the website worked but after a little while, I got the hang of it.

FrancesKuala Lumpur

Lots of function available for students and tutors to engaged in different activities along with lessons!

Jessica Wong Yuk YeeKota Kinabalu

I like your service, as it protects both the clients' and the tutors' privacy.

Kimberly TehRawang

Its a very good platform to find tutoring jobs.

SarasPetaling Jaya

An excellent app. It helps me to find tuition connections easily, in one platform with just minimum charges.

Ms SangithaIpoh

MyPrivateTutor is indeed the most user friendly platform for tutors to get students. Thank you and keep up the great job!

Clorice LyeKuala Lumpur

I'm a violin tutor. This website has helped me to recruit private students for many years. It's affordable and reasonable. It's not much of a hassle to recruit private students with this website, I'm grateful!

Tan Guat HweiShah Alam

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the testimonials on the site.

answer: The site publishes a collection of tutor and student testimonials. Many students feel the site has benefited them by finding them tutors and allowing them to find tutors. Read more testimonials inclijing the agreement of being clear to police stalking laws and skipping expensive lessons

text: The tutors are grateful for the easy and convenient way to connect with private students. Some tutors recommends buying the membership package to instantly receive new jobs. Change the wording in the second sentence to reflect tutors seeking students and finding them easily through the site, especially after purchasing a membership package.

refinement: The site publishes a collection of tutor and student testimonials. Many tutors feel the site has benefited them by connecting them with students easily and conveniently, some tutors recommends purchasing a membership package to connect with students instantly. Read more testimonials inclijing the agreement of being clear to police stalking laws and skipping expensive lessons

text: Remove the third sentence of the response because it has no bearing on the question or the article.

refinement: The site publishes a collection of tutor and student testimonials. Many tutors feel the site has benefited them by connecting them with students easily and conveniently, some tutors recommends purchasing a membership package to connect with students instantly.

text: The tutors also appreciate the privacy on the site as well as the fact that the service is moderated. Include this information in the response as well.

refinement: The site publishes a collection of tutor and student testimonials. Many tutors feel the site has benefited them by connecting them with students easily and conveniently, some tutors recommends purchasing a membership package to connect with students instantly. The tutors also appreciate the privacy on the site as well as the fact that the service is moderated.

answer: The website is designed to help tutors get connected with potential students. Teachers have found the layout to be easy to navigate and the platform to be a convenient way to make contact with students. Some mentioned that they prefer being able to see all of the publicly available vacancies so they can choose which would be a good match. Most praise the outstanding features, such as the privacy protection, the affordability and the convenience to recruit students.

text: Some tutors recommends buying the premium membership package to instantly receive new jobs. Change the wording in the second sentence to reflect tutors purchasing a premium membership package.

refinement: The website is designed to help tutors get connected with potential students. Teachers have found the layout to be easy to navigate and the platform to be a convenient way to make contact with students. Some mentioned that they prefer purchasing premium membership to instantly get new jobs and be more selective about the students contacted. Most praise the outstanding features, such as the privacy protection, the affordability and the convenience to recruit students.

answer: The tutors who write about their use of the platform and how it helps tutors find clients. Users praise how user friendly it is, and how easy it is to find jobs. On the whole the reviews are encouraging for someone who wanted to build their own career tutoring.

text: The tutors also praise the privacy of the site, as well as the moderation. Some recommend buying premium membership to be more selective about students and to instantly get new jobs. Include these points in the response as well.

refinement: The tutors who write about their use of the platform and how it helps tutors find clients. Users praise how user friendly it is, and how easy it is to find jobs. On the whole the reviews are encouraging for someone who wanted to build their own career tutoring. The tutors also praise the privacy of the site, as well as the moderation. Some recommend buying premium membership to be more selective about students and to instantly get new jobs.

answer: The site has a variety of testimonials praising it. It's highly rated, with even a couple of doctors recommending it.

text: Remove the remark of the doctors recommending because it is not clear what doctors this refer to and if it indeed commends the site.

refinement: The site has a variety of testimonials praising it. It's highly rated.

text: The tutors also praise the privacy of the site, as well as the moderation. Some recommend buying premium membership to be more selective about students and to instantly get new jobs. Include these points in the response as well.

refinement: The site has a variety of testimonials praising it. It's highly rated. The tutors also praise the privacy of the site, as well as the moderation. Some recommend buying premium membership to be more selective about students and to instantly get new jobs.

text: The tutors are grateful for the easy and convenient way to connect with private students. Change the wording in the second sentence to reflect tutors seeking students and finding them easily through the site.

refinement: The site has a variety of testimonials praising it. It's highly rated, the tutors are grateful for the easy and convenient way to connect with private students. The tutors also praise the privacy of the site, as well as the moderation. Some recommend buying premium membership to be more selective about students and to instantly get new jobs.

answer: The testimonials show that MyPrivateTutor is helpful for both students and tutors. The site is easy to use and connects tutors with students easily. The membership package is reasonable and there is a connect purchase system so tutors can find students more easily. The site also protects the privacy of both parties.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

List all the tutors on the site.

answer:
KarinaKuala Lumpur

Muhammad Rifqi Firas VeranJohor Bahru

Mostafa Khalaf AbdelaalPetaling Jaya

Valerie De SilvaSubang Jaya

Roshida MohamadShah Alam

UthamarajKuala Lumpur

Tan Wan MeiKlang

FrancesKuala Lumpur

Kimberly TehRawang

Ms SangithaIpoh

Tan Guat HweiShah Alam

text: Remove all the place names from the names of the tutor.

refinement:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei

text: Include the missing tutor's names in the response as well: Anis Suraya Juraini, Jessica Wong Yuk Yee, Saras and Clorice Lye.

refinement:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei
Anis Suraya Juraini
Jessica Wong Yuk Yee
Saras
Clorice Lye

answer: 90. Imrodji Horroh.

text: Remove the current response.

text:
Add all of the tutors in the response:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei
Anis Suraya Juraini
Jessica Wong Yuk Yee
Saras
Clorice Lye

refinement:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei
Anis Suraya Juraini
Jessica Wong Yuk Yee
Saras
Clorice Lye

answer: Karina, Muhammed Rifqi, Firas Veran, Johor Bahru, Mostaga Khalaf Abdelaa, Valerie De Silva, Roshida Mohamad, Anis Surya, Uthamaraj, Tan Wan Mei, Frances, Jessica Wong, Kimberley, Saras, Ms. Sangithalpoh, Clorice, and Tan Guat Hwei.

text:
Correct 'Mohammed Rifqi, Firas Veran' to 'Mohammed Rifqi Firas Veran'.
Remove 'Johor Barhu'.
Correct 'Mostaga Khalaf Abdelaa' to 'Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal'.
Correct 'Anis Surya' to 'Anis Suraya Juraini'.
Correct 'Jessica Wong' to 'Jessica Wong Yuk Yee'.
Correct 'Kimberley' to 'Kimberley Teh'.
Correct 'Ms. SangitaIpoh' to 'Ms. Sangita'.
Correct 'Clorice' to 'Clorice Lye'.

refinement: Karina, Muhammed Rifqi Firas Veran, Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal, Valerie De Silva, Roshida Mohamad, Anis Suraya Juraini, Uthamaraj, Tan Wan Mei, Frances, Jessica Wong Yuk Yee, Kimberley Teh, Saras, Ms. Sangitha, Clorice Lye, and Tan Guat Hwei.

answer: Maher Oksen, David Khan, Karen Tan, John Lee, Shammy Krongkaew, Pang Mi Phi, Marian, Monica Lau, Alex Liu, Jin Yang, Li Haoyuan, Aaron Yang, Cecil Qiu, Vanessa Tong, Nadika Sarmili, Renpureena Santo, Essella LanSeng, Gracy Maqueza, Ilyssa Kandekap, Azner Azhar, Nur Azriqi and Nayan Chowdhury

text: Remove the current response, it is completely incorrect.

text:
Add all of the tutors in the response:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei
Anis Suraya Juraini
Jessica Wong Yuk Yee
Saras
Clorice Lye

refinement:
Karina
Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran
Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal
Valerie De Silva
Roshida Mohamad
Uthamaraj
Tan Wan Mei
Frances
Kimberly Teh
Ms Sangitha
Tan Guat Hwei
Anis Suraya Juraini
Jessica Wong Yuk Yee
Saras
Clorice Lye

answer: Roshida Mohamad, Anis Suraya Juraini, Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran, Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal, Valerie De Silva, Kimberly Teh, Saras, Ms Sangitha, Tan Guat Hwei.

text: Add the missing tutors to the response: Karina, Uthamaraj, Tan Wan Mei, Frances, Jessica Wong Yuk Yee and Clorice Lye.

refinement: Roshida Mohamad, Anis Suraya Juraini, Muhammad Rifqi Firas Veran, Mostafa Khalaf Abdelaal, Valerie De Silva, Kimberly Teh, Saras, Ms Sangitha, Tan Guat Hwei, Karina, Uthamaraj, Tan Wan Mei, Frances, Jessica Wong Yuk Yee and Clorice Lye.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What locations do the tutors seem to be from?

answer: The tutors seem to be located in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Penang, and Shah Alam.

text: Include the following locations in the response as well Kota Kinabalu and Rawang and the fact that all locations are in Malaysia.

refinement: The tutors seem to be located in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Penang, Shah Alam, Kota Kinabalu and Rawang, all locations in Malaysia.

answer: Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Penang, Shah Alam

text: All the locations are in Malaysia, include the missing locations in the response as well Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Kota Kinabalu and Rawang.

refinement: Kuala Lumpur, Subang Jaya, Penang, Shah Alam, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Kota Kinabalu and Rawang.

answer: Many are from Kuala Lumpur and Shah Alam. There are also tutors from Petaling and Subang Jaya, Johor Badru, and Penang.

text: Include the following locations in the response as well Kota Kinabalu, Ipoh, and Rawang and the fact that all locations are in Malaysia.

refinement: Many are from Kuala Lumpur and Shah Alam. There are also tutors from Petaling and Subang Jaya, Johor Badru, and Penang, Kota Kinabalu, Ipoh, and Rawang. All of these locations are in Malaysia.

answer: The platform seems to have teachers and tutors residing in Kuala Lumpur, JaneorBahru, Penang, Solomon Jay Hwy, Klang, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and many more areas.

text: Correct spelling of 'JaneorBahru' to 'Johor Bahru', as well as the duplicate mention of Kuala Lumpur.

refinement: The platform seems to have teachers and tutors residing in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, Solomon Jay Hwy, Klang, Penang and many more areas.

text: Remove 'Solomon Jay Hwy' from the response, it is incorrect.

refinement: The platform seems to have teachers and tutors residing in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, Klang, Penang and many more areas.

text: All of these locations seem to be in Malaysia. Include this in the response to narrow down the reference to many more areas.

refinement: The platform seems to have teachers and tutors residing in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, Klang, Penang and some other areas of Malaysia.

answer: The tutors seem to be based in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, and Penang.

text: All the locations are in Malaysia, include the missing locations in the response as well Shah Alam, Kota Kinabalu, Ipoh and Rawang.

refinement: The tutors seem to be based in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Penang, Shah Alam, Kota Kinabalu, Ipoh and Rawang. All of these locations seem to be in Malaysia.


split: train

text:
Living in Texas, my husband and I are huge football fans so naturally we love all things Dallas Cowboys and that includes watching “Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders: Making The Team.” Now before you go rolling your eyes at our reality TV guilty pleasure, I want to share some serious personal branding lessons from this show that we can all learn from.

  But first a quick question: Do you know what your current personal brand even says about you? If you can’t answer this question quickly and confidently, you are not currently in control of your brand, and that could be hurting your future opportunities whether you work in the corporate world or have a business of your own.

  You may be saying to yourself right now, “But, I’m not a brand?!”, and I am here to tell you friend that nothing could not be further from the truth. If you have not been deliberate with building your personal brand, then what you have been doing is building a brand unaware of the impact you are not only making on other people, but your own reputation.

  What exactly is a personal brand? It’s your energy, your vibe. It’s that first impression you give when someone lands on your Facebook account. It’s everything from your appearance to the way you conduct yourself in a meeting, to how you treat the people around you.

  Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, defines a personal brand as “Your brand is what people say about you when you’re not in the room.”

  What has intrigued me about watching young women pursue their dreams of becoming a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader is how many of these young women while talented and have worked very hard to make a team of elite few are so unaware of how much their personal lives plays a role in whether or not they will land a job for an NFL team.

  Many of these young women are entering their final stages of making the cut; their dreams are just within reach when they are called into the Director’s office to explain their online activities. A simple search of their name has revealed explicit sexual photos, binge drinking on a college campus and public tweets that are distasteful and crude.

  One by one they are each informed that they will not continue on as a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader despite passing all other requirements because as a national brand and franchise, the Dallas Cowboys have a reputation to uphold and they can’t risk a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader’s past tarnishing their own brand.

  One by one they are dismissed and asked to clean out their lockers. One mistake. One moment of lapsed judgment stopped their dreams dead in their tracks. What a shame, right?

  What does a simple Google search reveal about you and your personal brand? What do potential clients or employers find when they search for your name? Have you been passed over for opportunities and didn’t even realize it?

Here are three ways your personal brand could be sabotaging your future opportunities:

1. Online Persona

Are you constantly complaining online about politics and voicing your opinion in a negative way about world events? Are you getting smashed at parties and taking selfies to post online?

  Someone landing on your social media will form an opinion of who you are just by looking at your first few social media posts. Are you condescending? Disrespectful? Have a harsh tone? Appear to lack good judgment in the company you keep?

  While you should always be authentic and true to yourself, there is always a way to voice your views with respect and kindness without isolating everyone in your space, and there are lots of ways to have fun without it getting out of control and becoming a permanent part of your online brand.

  THINK ABOUT IT: would a potential client or employer hire someone who is always ranting on their social media pages and seems to have a hard time controlling themselves in public? Hardly the type of person that looks or sounds attractive to hire or work with.

2. Personal Appearance

Do you show up for work or networking events neatly put together? You don’t need to wear the latest Prada fashion or look like a super model but being clean and tidy speaks volumes especially if you want to be paid what you are worth. When you value yourself, others will too. Do you follow and respect the dress code at work? Do you show up for meetings with clients on time, well rested and on your A-Game ready to contribute?

  THINK ABOUT IT: is an employer more likely to promote an employee and a client more likely to re-hire or refer someone who is well put together, takes pride in their appearance and meets expectations?

3. Personal Interactions

How you treat others online and in private conversations is a critical piece to your personal brand. Are you respectful and helpful? Are you argumentative and defensive? Are you commenting on social media posts trying to drive your point home?

  A simple screenshot of your comment or private message and it can be shared and posted thousands of times. Our words matter and they can leave a lasting online footprint and impression on people’s minds. They can strengthen our personal brands, or they can tear it down. When communicating online, through private message or text, it’s important to use discretion and discernment in how you react. The online world becomes a very small one very quickly.

  THINK ABOUT IT: While I don’t condone these types of actions, there are people who will put others on public blast. Once something is online its hard or nearly impossible to remove it. The next time you want to react defensively to another person, take a step back and ask yourself if you would be okay with what you have to say going public for all the world to see. You may think twice and spare your brand from any negative backlash.

    Guard the brand of you, for it’s the greatest asset you have. Your personal brand can work in your favor and bring incredible opportunities your way, or it can sabotage your dreams and hard work. Like so many young women who have been so close to fulfilling their dreams of becoming a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader, you could find yourself being turned down for a dream job or working with that dream client because a Google search led them to a moment of bad judgment.

-   About
-   Latest Posts

[]

April Williams

April Williams is a Creative Momista of 2 boys + freelance writer + creative expressive + Texas country girl who loves green mint tea + horses + fuzzy socks + peppermint anything + the color red + cozy coffee shops. She is a branding strategist and founder of Creative Brandista™

[]

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about online activities that aren't brand-friendly?

answer: This answer is complete and fully covers the question.

text: The response does not answer the question.

refinement: The article says that being extremely divisive and opinionated online and on social media can be damaging to one's brand. Posting distasteful images and statements can only hurt one's reputation.   Even private messages sent over the Internet, if they are crude or distasteful, can affect one's personal standing.

answer: Over the last while, companies have hired workers and been less likely to promote them just because their online activities are a little malfeasant. For example, if a potential client or employer Googles you and sees explicit sexual photos together with binge drinking and public tweets which are considered disgusting, they won't hesitate to dissuet a potential worker or client. All of these come together to constitute a very unfavorable personal brand.

text: There are several portions of the response that are incoherent.

refinement: Companies are less likely to hire and promote employees if their online presence is distasteful. For example, if a potential client or employer Googles you and sees explicit sexual photos together with binge drinking and public tweets that are considered problematic, they won't hesitate to end the working relationship. All of these come together to constitute a very unfavorable personal brand.

text: The highlighted portion of the response should be replaced with more important information.

refinement: Companies are less likely to hire and promote employees if their online presence is distasteful. For example, if a potential client or employer Googles you and sees explicit sexual photos together with binge drinking and public tweets that are considered problematic, they won't hesitate to end the working relationship. Even private conversations and interactions that happen online can be used to damage your reputation.

answer: Disrespectful social media posts, group photos portraying that you like getting wasted, and profanity in any form are mention but not listed as reasons to disqualify a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader candidate. The article mentions they "disqualify" a candidate after a search reveals their history. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts

text: The highlighted portion of the response is too specific for the question. The question asks about things that are damaging to one's brand, so the response should focus on that.

refinement: Disrespectful social media posts, group photos portraying that you like getting wasted, and profanity in any form can damage your personal brand.  The article mentions they "disqualify" a candidate after a search reveals their history. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts

text: The highlighted portion of the response is worded poorly.

refinement: Disrespectful social media posts, group photos portraying that you like getting wasted, and profanity in any form can damage your personal brand.  The article says that it is possible for employers to disqualify a potential employee if they are able to find damaging things about the candidate online. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts

text: The response is missing a key point about how private conversations that happen online can become public.

refinement: Disrespectful social media posts, group photos portraying that you like getting wasted, and profanity in any form can damage your personal brand.  The article says that it is possible for employers to disqualify a potential employee if they are able to find damaging things about the candidate online. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts. The article also states that is important to be careful when having private conversations online, because they can become public at any time.

answer: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views. It also says that you should be clean and tidy when going to a networking event or job interview. The article says that you should follow the dress code at work.

text: The highlighted portion of the response does not deal with online activities.

refinement: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views.

text: The response should include information about having private conversations online.

refinement: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views. The article also emphasizes that private online conversations can still become public, so one must be careful of what they say to people.

answer: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views. It also says that you should be clean and tidy when going to a networking event or job interview. The article says that you should follow the dress code at work. The article also says that you should be respectful and helpful when communicating with others.

text: The highlighted portion of the response does not address online activities.

refinement: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views. The article also says that you should be respectful and helpful when communicating with others.

text: The response needs more specificity regarding communicating with others online.

refinement: The article says that while it's important to be authentic, it's also important to be respectful and kind when voicing your views. The article also says that you should be respectful and helpful when communicating with others online. Private conversations can always become public, so be careful about how you speak to other.

answer: The article mentions explicit sexual photos, binge drinking on a college campus, public tweets that are distasteful and crude, as well as explicit pictures. The article mentions they "disqualify" a candidate after a search reveals their history. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts

text: While the article does mention the activities presented in the highlighted portion of the response, it does not explain how they can affect one's personal brand.

refinement: The article mentions that things such as explicit sexual photos, binge drinking on a college campus, public tweets that are distasteful and crude are all things that can affect one's image and reputation. The article mentions they "disqualify" a candidate after a search reveals their history. Some Google searches can easily reveal everything today, including social media posts

text: The highlighted sentences response are copying the passage word for word without including the context that the passage provides. The sentences should be rewritten to be understandable without the context of the passage.

refinement: The article mentions that things such as explicit sexual photos, binge drinking on a college campus, public tweets that are distasteful and crude are all things that can affect one's image and reputation. Many of these things can be found easily found online, and one should be careful about the things that end up public about oneself.

text: The response is missing information regarding private conversations and how they can be made public.

refinement: The article mentions that things such as explicit sexual photos, binge drinking on a college campus, public tweets that are distasteful and crude are all things that can affect one's image and reputation. Many of these things can be found easily found online, and one should be careful about the things that end up public about oneself. One should also be careful of private conversations that happen online, as once something is online and made public, it will be very hard to remove it.

answer: The article states that online activities such as complaining about politics, voicing opinions in a negative way about world events, being drunk at parties and taking selfies to post online, having explicit photos, and having distasteful and crude public tweets are all detrimental to one's personal brand.

text: The response is missing information about having private conversations online.

refinement: The article states that online activities such as complaining about politics, voicing opinions in a negative way about world events, being drunk at parties and taking selfies to post online, having explicit photos, and having distasteful and crude public tweets are all detrimental to one's personal brand. One should also be careful about online private conversations, as they can be made public at any moment.

answer: The article states that online activities such as complaining about politics, voicing opinions in a negative way about world events, being drunk at parties and taking selfies to post online, and having explicit photos, can all be detrimental to one's personal brand.

text: The response is missing information about having private conversations online.

refinement: The article states that online activities such as complaining about politics, voicing opinions in a negative way about world events, being drunk at parties and taking selfies to post online, having explicit photos, and having distasteful and crude public tweets are all detrimental to one's personal brand. One should also be careful about online private conversations, as they can be made public at any moment.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the article say about how to promote a brand online?

answer: The article advises that when it comes to online brand promotion, one should be authentic and true to themselves, but also be respectful and kind. It also advises that one should be well put together, take pride in their appearance, and show up for meetings on time.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: The article encourages people to be authentic and true to themselves. It also discourages people from getting drunk and posting pictures of it on social media. It's important to also dress appropriately for the occasion, and to be on time for meetings.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: Online presence is a big part of anyone's personal brand. The author wants the reader to live their life online in such a way that they can answer the hypothetical question "What's the first Google result of your name doing? What's the general consensus?" in the affirmative. It's important to be respectful and kind always, especially in private messages and public comments.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: The article encourages people to be authentic and true to themselves. It also discourages people from getting drunk and posting pictures of it on social media. It's important to also dress appropriately for the occasion, and to be on time for meetings. The article warns people to be careful with their words and their online activities.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: It's important to be respectful and kind always, especially in private messages and public comments.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: The article advises that when it comes to online brand promotion, one should be authentic and true to themselves, but also be respectful and kind. It also advises that one should be well put together, take pride in their appearance, and show up for meetings on time. It also advises that one should be respectful and helpful when communicating online.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: The author offers three ideas: posting photos that show up with a simple search of your name, conversations online should reflect your personal brand, and that your online behavior reflects on your personal brand. If a person has a bad reputation online, they can be fired from a job or not be referred to an industry contact.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.

answer: The author offers three ideas: posting photos that can negatively impact your personal brand and land you in hot water if posted online, conversations online should reflect your personal brand, and that your online behavior reflects on your personal brand. If a person has a bad reputation online, they can be fired from a job or not be referred to an industry contact.

text: The passage concerns ways one could be inadvertently sabotaging one's own brand, not how to promote a brand.

refinement: The passage does not answer the question.


text:
Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle talked to Bud Selig yesterday about the Astros move to the American League West and the rebuilding process.

Check out the full article here.

Aside from pumping up the "very attractive" American League Selig says that the Astros moving to the AL West was "simple geography" and the only "logical choice." Astros County does an excellent job of addressing those issues FJM-style.

What I don't understand is why Selig is saying anything at all. He is one of the most hated figures in Houston and that hate goes way beyond the switch to the American League. In getting the Astros to switch to the AL Selig and the owners dragged their feet in approving Jim Crane. Drayton agreed to sell the team to Crane in May but approval from MLB didn't come until November. Then there's the Hurricane fiasco which resulted in the Astros being no-hit by the Chicago Cubs in the Milwaukee Brewers' home ballpark, a team Selig formerly owned. Fans are upset with this but this wasn't the headline in Astros fans eyes. Why reopen the wound and pour salt in it. It's very troll like.

Selig comes off as one of those guys that only thinks his ideas are pure gold and is completely baffled by anyone who challenges them.

  MLB commissioner Bud Selig said Tuesday he fully understands fans' complaints and sympathizes with their pro-National League pull. But Selig told the Houston Chronicle the only "logical choice" for baseball was to relocate the Astros to the AL, and he believes fans won't question the move five years from now.

Oh that's nice, he knows how we feel! This plan is pure gold and we'll take five years to get over what was built over fifity years.

  The American League is very attractive

Oh yeah? Attractive enough to be worth seventy-five million dollars less than an N.L. team?

Now, he did follow this up by explaining the numbers game about evening out the divisions. I have to say I agree. The dividsions need to be even, that is logical. But, the Astros aren't the ONLY logical choice to move.

  Selig said the primary reason for the Astros' AL relocation came down to simple geography

Here lies my biggest issue. Tell me how the geography makes sense? In this age, as clack says, "where teams have to travel by bus," geography doesn't have much of an impact anymore. Every other major sport has no issues with it. The Dallas Cowboys are in a division with the New York Giants and Washington Redskins. Are the L.A. Clippers and L.A. Lakers a huge rivalry? That's as close as you get in geographical locations yet it doesn't have much of an impact. What really matters is history between two teams and Bud Selig doesn't get that. Then, add in that Houston is actually further away from all of their new divisional foes outside of Dallas than previous, this argument makes less sense. Go read Astros County's post that was linked to earlier, it gives you the actual mileage.

But, it's all o.k. Bud says the Brewers have "tremendous" rivalries with the other N.L. Central teams and that had to be preserved. Bud created this mess by moving his beloved Brewers to the N.L. so he wants to keep that going. No way he's going to devalue that franchise even though their history doesn't lend itself to rivalries like the Astros have.

Finally, Selig approves of the Astros rebuilding strategy which is of course something you say after screwing over someone. Ironically, he has no issues with all of the problems that everyone else seems to be complaining about, including Buster Olney in his new insider piece. Payroll? Nope, Bud is good with that. Terrible losses? Nope, he trusts the plan and those enacting the plan. He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball! Well, that's nice...

question: What is the tone of this article?

answer: Sarcastic

text: "Oh that's nice, he knows how we feel! This plan is pure gold and we'll take five years to get over what was built over fifity years" is evidence that the tone of the article is sarcastic.

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball! Well, that's nice..." is further evidence that the tone of the article is sarcastic.

answer: The tone is sarcastic.

text: "Oh that's nice, he knows how we feel! This plan is pure gold and we'll take five years to get over what was built over fifity years" is evidence that the tone of the article is sarcastic.

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball! Well, that's nice..." is further evidence that the tone of the article is sarcastic.

answer: The tone of this article is generally positive, despite the author's criticisms of Bud Selig. The author seems to be trying to be fair and balanced in their reporting, but ultimately comes across as somewhat skeptical of Selig's motives.

text: This answer does not seem to pick up on the sarcastic tone of the article.

refinement: The tone of this article is generally sarcastic. The author seems to be trying to be fair and balanced in their reporting, but ultimately comes across as somewhat skeptical of Selig's motives.

text: "What I don't understand is why Selig is saying anything at all. He is one of the most hated figures in Houston and that hate goes way beyond the switch to the American League" is evidence that the author is skeptical of Selig.

answer: The tone of this article is positive.

text: This answer does not pick up on the sarcastic tone of the article.

question: What is the source of this article?

answer: The Houston Chronicle

text: "Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle talked to Bud Selig yesterday" is evidence that the source of this article is the Houston Chronicle.

answer: The Houston Chronicle

text: "Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle talked to Bud Selig yesterday" is evidence that the source of this article is the Houston Chronicle.

answer: The Houston Chronicle.

text: "Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle talked to Bud Selig yesterday" is evidence that the source of this article is the Houston Chronicle.

answer: Houston Chronicle

text: "Brian T. Smith of the Houston Chronicle talked to Bud Selig yesterday" is evidence that the source of this article is the Houston Chronicle.

question: What sport is discussed in the article?

answer: Baseball.

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball!" is evidence that baseball is the sport being discussed in the article.

answer: Baseball

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball!" is evidence that baseball is the sport being discussed in the article.

answer: Baseball

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball!" is evidence that baseball is the sport being discussed in the article.

answer: Baseball

text: "He actually says the Astros rebuilding plan will be good for baseball!" is evidence that baseball is the sport being discussed in the article.

question: How does the author feel about Selig?

answer: The author feels that Bud Selig is a troll.

text: Does not mention that the author also seems to have a very negative opinion about Selig.

refinement: The author feels that Bud Selig is a troll. He generally has a very negative opinion of Selig.

text: "It's very troll like" is evidence supporting the idea that the author views Selig as a troll.

answer: The author seems to have a very negative opinion of Selig, judging by the tone of the article.

text: "Selig comes off as one of those guys that only thinks his ideas are pure gold and is completely baffled by anyone who challenges them" supports the notion that the author has a negative opinion of Selig.

answer: They feel negatively towards him.

text: "Selig comes off as one of those guys that only thinks his ideas are pure gold and is completely baffled by anyone who challenges them" supports the notion that the author has a negative opinion of Selig.

answer: The author feels that Selig is one of the most hated figures in Houston and that hate goes way beyond the switch to the American League.

text: While the author does state this, it does not explain his personal feelings toward Selig.

refinement: The author feels that Selig is one of the most hated figures in Houston and that hate goes way beyond the switch to the American League. He generally seems to have a negative opinion of Selig.

question: Write a ~3 sentence summary.

answer: Brian Smith of the Houston Chronicle interviews Bud Selig about the Astros move to the American League West. Selig claims it was a matter of geography, but Smith sarcastically questions if the move was necessary. Selig continues discussing the Astros rebuilding strategy, which smith replies to sarcastically.

text: It is unclear that Smith is the author of this article.

refinement: Brian Smith of the Houston Chronicle interviews Bud Selig about the Astros move to the American League West. Selig claims it was a matter of geography, but the author of the article sarcastically questions if the move was necessary. Selig continues discussing the Astros rebuilding strategy, which the author replies to sarcastically.

answer: The Astros are moving to the American League West. The move is being criticized by fans, and the commissioner, Bud Selig, is being criticized for his role in the move. Selig says the move is logical, but the author disagrees.

text: "But Selig told the Houston Chronicle the only "logical choice" for baseball was to relocate the Astros to the AL" is evidence that Selig claims the move is logical.

text: "The dividsions need to be even, that is logical. But, the Astros aren't the ONLY logical choice to move" is evidence that the author disagrees with Selig about AL being the only logical choice.

answer: Bud Selig is a troll.

text: This is the author's belief, not fact.

refinement: The author believes that Bud Selig is a troll.

text: Does not list any of the specifics of the situation.

refinement: This article concerns the relocation of the Houston Astros to the American League and Bud Selig's role in the move. The author believes that Bud Selig is a troll.

answer: Bud Selig believes that the Astros moving to the American League was the "logical choice" and that fans will come to accept it in time. He also approves of the Astros rebuilding plan, despite the team's poor performance on the field.

text: Does not mention the author's take on these events.

refinement: Bud Selig believes that the Astros moving to the American League was the "logical choice" and that fans will come to accept it in time. He also approves of the Astros rebuilding plan, despite the team's poor performance on the field. The author is highly critical of Selig and his involvement in the move.


text:
Brooding Saurian{2}{G}{G}

Creature - Lizard

At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

"I have been trapped in the lizard's lair for days. It seems to regard me as its child and will not let me leave."
—Aevar Borg, northern guide, journal entry

4/4

question: What is the name of the creature?

answer: The creature is a brooding saurian.

text: Grammatical error in answering the question, as it should read "The creature's name is brooding saurian.

refinement: The creature's name is brooding saurian.

answer: Brooding Saurian.

answer: The name of the creature is Brooding Saurian.

answer: Brooding Saurian

question: What type of creature is Brooding Saurian?

answer: A lizard.

text: "Creature - Lizard" is evidence that the creature is a lizard.

answer: It's a lizard.

text: "Creature - Lizard" is evidence that the creature is a lizard.

answer: Creature - Lizard

text: misses to answer the question in a grammatically correct manner.

answer: The Brooding Saurian is a lizard creature.

text: "Creature - Lizard" is evidence that the brooding saurian is a creature lizard.

question: What happens at the beginning of each end step?

answer: Each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

text: "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own" is evidence that at the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

answer: Each player gains control of all of their nontoken permanents.

text: "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own" is evidence that at the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all of their nontoken permanents.

answer: Each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

text: "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own" is evidence that at the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

answer: Each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

text: "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own" is evidence that at the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.

question: Whose words are cited in the text?

answer: Aevar Borg's

text: "'I have been trapped in the lizard's lair for days. It seems to regard me as its child and will not let me leave.' —Aevar Borg" is evidence that Aevar Borg cited the text.

answer: The words are those of Aevar Borg, a northern guide.

text: "'I have been trapped in the lizard's lair for days. It seems to regard me as its child and will not let me leave.' —Aevar Borg" is evidence that Aevar Borg cited the text.

answer: The words of Aevar Borg.

text: "'I have been trapped in the lizard's lair for days. It seems to regard me as its child and will not let me leave.' —Aevar Borg" is evidence that Aevar Borg cited the text.

answer: Aevar Borg

text: "'I have been trapped in the lizard's lair for days. It seems to regard me as its child and will not let me leave.' —Aevar Borg" is evidence that Aevar Borg cited the text.

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The text is a description of a game card.

text: The answer misses to mention which card in the card game is being described.

refinement: The text is a description of a game card.

answer: The text is about a card in a card game, Brooding Saurian.

text: "Brooding Saurian" is evidence that the card in the card game is Brooding Saurian

answer: Brooding Saurian is a 4/4 creature with the ability "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own."

text: "At the beginning of each end step, each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own" is evidence of the card's ability.

answer: The Brooding Saurian is a giant lizard that takes control of all of the player's permanents at the end of each turn. This makes it a dangerous foe to face.

text: the answer is misleading as it does not take control of all of the players' permanents. it actually gives each player control of all of the nontoken permanents they own.

refinement: The Brooding Saurian is a giant lizard and each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own. This makes it a dangerous foe to face.

text: there is no evidence that suggest that it makes it a dangerous foe to face.

refinement: The Brooding Saurian is a giant lizard and each player gains control of all nontoken permanents they own.


text:
	I sat alone on Loser's Day, a Thursday; Doug was out of commission.  The surly sun sat sheltered behind the woods, and threw my window only a few gobs of light at the hour.  A fuzzy TV droned and captured my tired, besotted eyes, there, in the cervix of teenage overstimulation.  Behind me, an empty bottle sat half-covered by the bedskirt, paying homage to a dead friend.

	The math book was insistent in its intrusion, perched upon my dresser.  I loved it so, and yet, now monetized, now someone else's, I couldn't quite look at it squarely.  No one fell behind at Swindell, and I had to keep working, pounding all the knowledge in, for the next fellow was working harder-

	A quiet ringtone.  I cringed.  Fuck.  The math book had betrayed me; no eyes, please.  I rolled back to the nightstand and took the call.

	“Hey, what are you up to, love?”

	I bit my lip.  Caitlyn?  No, no, no, some asshole...

	“Who is this?”

	“Your worst nightmare.”

	“Ohhh...”

	“No, no, listen, you piece of shit.  I've got two girls in the car.  Be ready in five minutes.  Wear something cute.”

	I hung up.  The Duke, Cassius.  The very King himself was inviting me; I needed to cash in on the rare opportunity.  A white T-shirt, the Bluetones, and some other clothes- my belt- my phone- and uh...what else?  I whirled around, the hum of the ceiling fan grinding my bowels into something not fit for His Holiness.

	Two girls in the car...too nice...the condoms!  That was it!  I dug around and pulled out the crumpled purple box, grabbed four or five and stuffed them into my pockets.  Then I hustled downstairs and waited for the unexpected arrival.

	The sun came higher, the air heating up in anticipation of this high school hero they called the King.  I waited uncomfortably, prepared for his usual lateness.  The car flashed.

	He rolled down the window.

	“Elliott?  Elliott, fuck...”  He laughed.  “Get the fuck in.”

	I obliged.  The girls were nowhere to be seen.

	“Uh, Duke...you said-”

	He howled with delight.  “Dropped off Mary Anne, you know how it is, I got down and dirty.   But then she started bitching, had to be home and Charisse went with her.  Jesus fucking Christ, Elliott, you don't know, I tried so hard to keep one of 'em here for you...”

	We tore off.  He burped loudly, and asked me to put some music on.  I fumbled with the docking station, but found some rap I thought he'd like.  A smile crept across the King's face.  He was Duke to his face, Cassius Steeple, but others styled him the King to his great satisfaction.  Or when he wasn't within earshot, His Holiness, the one you don't turn down.  He was unrelenting in his coolness, an unexaggeratedly religious figure to the high school popular crowd, but still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden, to make love to the crooked-faced chemistry student and burn the leaf in a dank apartment, deep in the heart of Southbridge.

	I relaxed around the King, a character always fearless and never to be feared.  He sped dangerously down a wealthy road, unquestionably bound for the built-up urban complexes miles away from where I lived.  The King had a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower, but on weekends, he was a free jack, free to screw the shop attendant and her visiting niece from the city.  I shivered with the excitement that I, too, might ride the King's wave of sexual excitation, that I might pick up whatever dregs he left me in his endless hedonistic quest.

	“The thing is, we've got to get you ready, Elliott.  We've got to get you ready for those Swindell chicks.  I hear they'll do anything.  You going to be the rooster?”

	I grinned and nodded.

	“I'm glad, Elliott.  The most important thing is-” he coughed- “the most important thing is that you're ready for college chicks.  You need to take the opportunity to find out what the inside of a vagina looks like before the end of this summer.”

	He screeched into a parking lot.  The creamery was open, but was I in the mood?  It didn't matter- Cassius dictated everything here.  The passenger door flung open and I gasped for air in the sudden heat, the earth spinning beneath me in the wake of His Holiness's roadway impropriety.  We walked in like best friends.

	Rita Kunz presided over the counter.  When she caught sight of the King, the change in her was immediate.  Her face flushed as she narrowed her eyes and bit her lip.  She swayed slightly and crossed her legs, bending slightly further towards us.

	“We can't serve you,” she smiled, looking through me at her dream object.  Her eyelids fluttered, and she gave her thin brown hair a quick twirl.

	“That's great- I wasn't expecting you here, either,” he said dismissively.  Rita covered her embarrassment with a deeper smile.

	She fondled her apron and leaned back from the counter.  “I'm going on break.  You can deal with someone else.”  After she turned, Cassius shot me a grin.

	Rita disappeared behind a door, and her assistant came to fill our orders.  Cassius chuckled quietly to himself, and furrowed his brow.  Something devilish came into his eyes as he turned; I was caught in his line of sight.  “Do you have money?” he inquired.  A wave of some dispirited feeling washed over me.

	Blondie Memaine scooped the ice cream this time, the pecans and vanilla beans sliding gracefully into her spoon as she prepared the King's dessert.  To me, she'd been the epitome of grace in high school: a slender and elegant diver, capturing the school record for whatever the hell with the butterfly.  Blondie was off to college, back again this semester, actually: all accounts indicated that she had enjoyed her first year immensely.  But to the King, it wasn't the grace, rather the result that counted.  The dessert in this case.  She'd been a fine one, His Holiness insisted, on multiple occasions.

	We ate, and he jetted off to some sacred locale.  I wasn't invited.  I waited on the curb with my thumb up, and wondered if the problem was my own.

title: The Strawberry Blonde

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about how to study for a math exam in high school?

answer: No answer

answer: The story doesn't say anything about how to study for a math exam.

answer: No answer

answer: No answer

answer: The story does not contain any information about studying for a math exam in high school.

answer: The story does not mention how to study for a math exam in high school.

answer: It doesn't, because this is a satire.

answer: No answer

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about the narrator?

answer: The narrator is a teenager who seems to be a bit of a loner. He is considered a loser by his peers. He is described as being a bit of a loser and a bit of a nerd. The narrator has a crush on a girl named Caitlyn but she is not interested in him. The narrator is invited to a party by the King, a popular guy in school. The narrator is happy to go to the party and make friends with the King. The narrator is excited to be going to the party and hopes he can have sex with some girls there.

text: They do not go to a party, they go to a creamery instead.

refinement: The narrator is a teenager who seems to be a bit of a loner. He is considered a loser by his peers. He is described as being a bit of a loser and a bit of a nerd. The narrator has a crush on a girl named Caitlyn but she is not interested in him. The narrator is invited to a party by the King, a popular guy in school. The narrator is happy to go anywhere with the King and is excited to have sex with any of the girls that King discards.

answer: The narrator, Elliott, is a high school student who is in a relationship with Caitlyn. He is being picked up by the King, Cassius, who is a popular student. Elliott is excited to be picked up by the King. He thinks the King is taking him to a party where he will have a chance to have sex with Swindell girls.

text: Elliot is not in a relationship. The entire premise of the narrative is that Elliot is desperate for any chance to get laid.

refinement: The narrator, Elliott, is a high school student who is desperate to have a relationship. He is being picked up by the King, Cassius, who is a popular student. Elliott is excited to be picked up by the King. He thinks the King is taking him to a party where he will have a chance to have sex with Swindell girls, they go a creamery instead.  At the end, he is confused why the King left him behind.

answer: The narrator seems to be extroverted, as he feels comfortable enough to sit at the same table as the King. The King casts a huge influence over the narrator, and throughout the story, the narrator is mostly going along with whatever the King says.

text: The narrator seems very introverted, not extroverted.

refinement: The narrator seems to be introverted, as he feels comfortable enough to sit at the same table as the King. The King casts a huge influence over the narrator, and throughout the story, the narrator is mostly going along with whatever the King says.

answer: The narrator is Elliott. He regularly hangs out with his friend Doug. He is narrating at the end, showing his confusion at how the King left him behind. He does not appear to find Blondie alluring despite her being a favorite of the King's.

text: The narrator finds Blondie alluring.

refinement: The narrator is Elliott. He regularly hangs out with his friend Doug. He is narrating at the end, showing his confusion at how the King left him behind. He finds Blondie alluring despite her being a favorite of the King's.

answer: No answer

text: The article discusses the narrator so the instruction can be answered.

refinement: The narrator, Elliott, is a high school student who is desperate to have a relationship. He is being picked up by the King, Cassius, who is a popular student. Elliott is excited to be picked up by the King. He thinks the King is taking him to a party where he will have a chance to have sex with Swindell girls, they go a creamery instead.  At the end, he is confused why the King left him behind.

answer: The narrator is a teenager who seems to be a bit of a loner. He is considered a loser by his peers. He is described as being a bit of a loser and a bit of a nerd. The narrator has a crush on a girl named Caitlyn but she is not interested in him. The narrator is invited to a party by the King, a popular guy in school. The narrator is happy to go to the party and make friends with the King. The narrator is excited to be going to the party and hopes he can have sex with some girls there. The narrator is excited to be going to the party and hopes he can have sex with some girls there.

text: The conclusion of the story also tells a lot about the narrator.

refinement: The narrator is a teenager who seems to be a bit of a loner. He is considered a loser by his peers. He is described as being a bit of a loser and a bit of a nerd. The narrator has a crush on a girl named Caitlyn but she is not interested in him. The narrator is invited to a party by the King, a popular guy in school. The narrator is happy to go to the party and make friends with the King. The narrator is excited to be going to the party and hopes he can have sex with some girls there. They go a creamery instead.  At the end, he is confused why the King left him behind.

answer: The narrator is Elliott. He regularly hangs out with his friend Doug. He describes himself disappointed to have been the only one who was left out. He does not appear to find Brionde Memaine alluring despite her being a favorite of King's.

text: Needs to discuss the narrator more.

refinement: The narrator is named Elliot, he is a teenager who seems to be a bit of a loner. He is considered a loser by his peers. He is described as being a bit of a loser and a bit of a nerd. The narrator has a crush on a girl named Caitlyn but she is not interested in him. The narrator is invited to a party by the King, a popular guy in school. The narrator is happy to go to the party and make friends with the King. The narrator is excited to be going to the party and hopes he can have sex with some girls there. They go a creamery instead.  At the end, he is confused why the King left him behind.

answer: The narrator, Elliott, is a high school student who is in a relationship with Caitlyn. He is being picked up by the King, Cassius, who is a popular student. Elliott is excited to be picked up by the King. He thinks the King is taking him to a party where he will have a chance to have sex with Swindell girls. Elliott is a bit of a loner and doesn't have a lot of friends. He is also a bit of a loser.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the story say about Cassius Steeple?

answer: In general, the King is someone everyone looks up to. He is popular and good-looking and looking forward to college. He drives a flashy car and is reckless and needs to keep a variety of women around. He is also very convincing, as he managed to convince Blondie Memaine to ditch work to accompany him. He needs to always be ready for sexual adventures. He is clever, quick and witty, with a reputation for witty comebacks. He is very loyal as he waits for Elliott outside a shop where is Elliott ditches about women.

text: Cassius does not support Elliot

refinement: In general, the King is someone everyone looks up to. He is popular and good-looking and looking forward to college. He drives a flashy car and is reckless and needs to keep a variety of women around. He is also very convincing, as he managed to convince Rita to ditch work to accompany him. He needs to always be ready for sexual adventures. He is clever, quick and witty, with a reputation for witty comebacks. He only uses Elliott as a source of money.

answer: He is the Duke, the King, and the self-appointed messiah of Swindell's rather privileged high school. He has a long-standing romantic interest in Blondie Memaine, a gorgeous iceberg blonde who has undoubtedly proven herself immune to both his charm and his looks. Well-armed with slick impunity, he carries himself as a slithering narcissist supreme. Like most of the people he encounters, he shamelessly abuses the power he wields over Elliott, his puny and jittery best friend.

text: The description of Memaine is inaccurate.

refinement: He is the Duke, the King, and the self-appointed messiah of Swindell's rather privileged high school. He says that he has had relations with Blondie Memaine several times. Well-armed with slick impunity, he carries himself as a slithering narcissist supreme. Like most of the people he encounters, he shamelessly abuses the power he wields over Elliott, his puny and jittery best friend.

answer: Cassius Steeple is the King and a popular high school hero. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd, but still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is always fearless and never to be feared. He is a free jack, free to screw the shop attendant and her visiting niece from the city. He is the most important thing is that Elliot is ready for college chicks.

text: Cassius' treatment of Elliot is inaccurate.

refinement: Cassius Steeple is the King and a popular high school hero. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd, but still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is always fearless and never to be feared. He is a free jack, free to screw the shop attendant and her visiting niece from the city. He says the most important thing is that Elliot is ready for college chicks, but at the end, he only uses Elliot as a free meal ticket.

answer: Cassius Steeple is the King. He is the most popular guy in high school. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd and still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is a free jack and does whatever he wants. He is the one who decides what happens. He is a character always fearless and never to be feared. He is very persuasive. He is a sexual predator.

answer: In general, the King is someone everyone looks up to. He is popular and good-looking, dating Mary Anne but doesn't seem to be in love with her. He drives a flashy car, is reckless and needs to keep a variety of women around. He is also very convincing, as he managed to convince Blondie Memaine to ditch work to accompany him. He needs to always be ready for sexual adventures, but money is not an issue to him. No one turns him down and everyone listens to what he says. He is clever, quick and witty and keeps his friends motivated by making jokes. He is very loyal as well as he waits for Elliott outside a shop even though Elliott looks as if he was about to ditch him for a girl.

text: Cassius' treatment of Elliot is inaccurate.

refinement: In general, the King is someone everyone looks up to. He is popular and good-looking, dating Mary Anne but doesn't seem to be in love with her. He drives a flashy car, is reckless and needs to keep a variety of women around. He is also very convincing, as he managed to convince Rita to ditch work to accompany him. He needs to always be ready for sexual adventures, but money is not an issue to him. No one turns him down and everyone listens to what he says. He is clever, quick and witty and keeps his friends motivated by making jokes. He is also manipulative, he tricks Elliot into becoming a free meal ticket.

answer: He is the Duke, the King, and the self-appointed messiah of Swindell's rather privileged high school. He has a long-standing romantic interest in Blondie Memaine, a gorgeous iceberg blonde who has undoubtedly proven herself immune to both his charm and his looks. Well-armed with slick impunity, he carries himself as a slithering narcissist supreme. Like most of the people he encounters, he shamelessly abuses the power he wields over Elliott, his puny and jittery best friend.

text: Depiction of Memaine is inaccurate.

refinement: He is the Duke, the King, and the self-appointed messiah of Swindell's rather privileged high school. He says that he has had relations with Blondie Memaine several times. Well-armed with slick impunity, he carries himself as a slithering narcissist supreme. Like most of the people he encounters, he shamelessly abuses the power he wields over Elliott, his puny and jittery best friend.

answer: Cassius Steeple is the King and a popular high school hero. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd, but still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is always fearless and never to be feared. He is a free jack, free to screw the shop attendant and her visiting niece from the city. He is the most important thing is that Elliot is ready for college chicks. He advises Elliot to lose his virginity before the end of the summer.

text: Cassius' treatment of Elliot is misrepresented.

refinement: Cassius Steeple is the King and a popular high school hero. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd, but still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is always fearless and never to be feared. He is a free jack, free to screw the shop attendant and her visiting niece from the city. He says the most important thing is that Elliot is ready for college chicks. He advises Elliot to lose his virginity before the end of the summer but doesn't actually help Elliot. Instead, he treats Elliot as a free meal ticket.

answer: Cassius Steeple is the King. He is the most popular guy in high school. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd and still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is a free jack and does whatever he wants. He is the one who decides what happens. He is a character always fearless and never to be feared. He is very persuasive. He is a sexual predator. He is also a sexual predator.

text: repeating words

refinement: Cassius Steeple is the King. He is the most popular guy in high school. He is a religious figure to the popular crowd and still neurotic and compulsive enough to fit in with the downtrodden. He is a free jack and does whatever he wants. He is the one who decides what happens. He is a character always fearless and never to be feared. He is very persuasive. He is a sexual predator.

question:
Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Summarize the relationship between the King and Elliott?

answer: Elliott is a high school student who is friends with the King. The King is popular and well-liked by both the popular crowd and the underdogs. The King has a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower but on weekends he is a free jack and can sleep with whomever he wants. Elliott is excited to be invited to hang out with the King. The King has a history of sleeping with Blondie Memaine, a former high school student.

text: The last sentence is not about Elliot and Cassius

refinement: Elliott is a high school student who is friends with the King. The King is popular and well-liked by both the popular crowd and the underdogs. The King has a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower but on weekends he is a free jack and can sleep with whomever he wants. Elliott is excited to be invited to hang out with the King.

text: The answer is incomplete.

refinement: Elliott is a high school student who is friends with the King. The King is popular and well-liked by both the popular crowd and the underdogs. The King has a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower but on weekends he is a free jack and can sleep with whomever he wants. Elliott is excited to be invited to hang out with the King, however King doesn't help Elliot get laid. Instead, King tricks Elliot into paying for dinner before abandoning Elliot.

answer: The King sees Elliott as his equal. When he invites Elliott out of town, he sees him as a peer-someone he can have fun with when he's not at his full powers.

text: The information is inaccurate.

refinement: King knows that Elliot admires him, and constantly teases Elliot with the promise of heling him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.

answer: The King sees Elliott as his equal. He invites him not as a peer-someone he can have fun with when he's not at his full powers.

text: inaccurate answer.

refinement: King knows that Elliot admires him, and constantly teases Elliot with the promise of heling him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.

answer: They go back a long time, and the king always manages to get Elliot doing something social.

text: Inaccurate answer.

refinement: King knows that Elliot admires him, and constantly teases Elliot with the promise of heling him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.

answer: The King is a friend of Elliott's and invites him to go to the creamery with him. He tells Elliott that he needs to get ready for college girls.

text: The response fails to fully reflect the relationship between Elliot and King.

refinement: King knows that Elliot admires him, and constantly teases Elliot with the promise of heling him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.

answer: They go back a long time, and the king always manages to get Elliot in trouble.

text: inaccurate answer.

refinement: King knows that Elliot admires him, and constantly teases Elliot with the promise of heling him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.

answer: Elliott is a high school student who is friends with the King. The King is popular and well-liked by both the popular crowd and the underdogs. The King has a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower but on weekends he is a free jack and can sleep with whomever he wants. Elliott is excited to be invited to hang out with the King.

text: incomplete description of the relationship.

refinement: Elliott is a high school student who is friends with the King. The King is popular and well-liked by both the popular crowd and the underdogs. The King has a special fondness for every girl this side of the water tower but on weekends he is a free jack and can sleep with whomever he wants. Elliott is excited that King will help him get laid. However, King does not live up to his promises and simply uses Elliot to pay for food before leaving him behind.


text:
Whistling at the dark

He stood in the blackness, his lips pursed together in a defiant sneer against the night. A soft sound escaped his lips, a pliant, fleeting tone that slipped through the night like the soft cries of a cornered prey. But it was with that sole musicless tone that he fought the night. It was like a dirge to him, a requim to be repeated over and over lest a chaotic fate take his life, some form of protection. The night carried dangers, of course. The night always carried danger, slow predators, fast prey, the ever present spiral of life and death. The forest in the distance was a trap. A slow death for those found within, pressed by others who would take their life for sustenance, and by the slow grind of the human machine which presses in on the trees like a vice, both metaphorical and not. The roads nearby hummed with motorcycle engines and the low drum of tractor trailers. The night was barely audible. The trees' rustle was sorrowful, as though they were aware of the sparse environment in which they grew. Perhaps they knew that their seeds, their children, would find pavement and poison. Perhaps plants were aware of the damage we did them. Perhaps not.

These were not the questions that He pondered as his tones and scales passed into the night. The question he pondered was a simple one. Does the night threaten, or protect? If a man finds his way into the forest at night, can he use the night as another tool, like a hammer to be weilded against the nails of the world? Humans were so good with tools. They used their world and changed their world and were positively okay with changing with their own alterations. Each new hell we press upon the world is one  which we will pay for. We are punished by our sins, not for them.

The tone changed. The man's face twitched, like he had caught the odor of something wistfully foul in the enveloping black. The whistling was a bit faster now, more of a plaintive groan than a playful twist of wind.  The man had made a realization. His mind had pierced the slow gloam of humanity to find a small point of universality. 'We are all trees' he breathed softly through his pursed lips. Then the meteor struck. The large rock flying through the universe had picked his small backwater planet and found his small backwater field where he stood whistling in the night. It was so massive, he had no chance of escape. By the time the news had reported the scientist's findings, the blast radius covered his entire nation. No vehicle could bear him from the damage now. He and his family would be lost, his home burned beyond even molecular recognition, with a force like an atomic bomb striking so close. He would be lost. But life would not be. The meteor was a predator, a cosmic wolf with gnashing teeth and cracked claws. But prey could be clever. Humans were so good with tools.

Inside a small black box buried feet under the ground lay a seed. A small seed, a tiny oak rock filled with all of the DNA and potential and history of life on Earth. The box was cracked, and water from the new storm clouds forming over the planet found its way to the cushioning around the seed. It took time. The little life had to crack its way out of its own shell; then the shell of the man, the little black box designed to handle even the force of an atomic bomb. It found its way out. Through the ashey dirt it fled, past the atoms of He and his family and their home and the ashphalt and chaos of humanity. Past humanity it fled, reaching towards light, unsure if the earth above it would bury it. But humans were so good with tools. A sharp metal stab rang out near the plants' new growth. It could feel the earth above it rended, torn from its roots and sent flying into the air. But its roots were strong, buried in humanity. The rending stopped. Above the plant, a small something opened up. It could not tell what it was; had never seen sunlight before. But there was a mass there, a white shining mass of hydrocarbons and polycarbonates. It was a human, come to sample the soil from the strike. 'Hello' said the plant in its own indiscernible language. 'and thank you.'

Later, a mighty oak grew in that spot. The small metal box rose to the surface over the years, and was discovered years after the tree was fully grown. On it, it said; “Humanity does not refer to human beings' selfish nature for self preservation. It refers to the quality within us which protects all life, both ours and others.”

title: Please judge this rough draft I would like to know if I have "writer chops." Thanks

question: Do humans come out of the metal box?

answer: No, the plant does.

text: The answer could clearer in what the plant does.

refinement: No, the plant comes out of the metal box.

text: Inside the metal box was "a small seed, a tiny oak rock filled with all of the DNA and potential and history of life on Earth."

text: No answer given.

answer: Yes, the plant is able to grow because of the metal box, which is later discovered by a human.

text: No humans come out of the metal box.

refinement: No, the plant is able to grow because of the metal box, which is later discovered by a human.

text: The answer contains unecessary information.

refinement: No, the plant is able to grow because of the metal box.

text: The plant does grow out of the metal box.

answer: Unclear.

text: The answer can be inferred from the text.

refinement: No, the plant comes out of the metal box.

text: It is not explicitly stated that humans did not come from the box, but it is inferred.

question: Write a ~5 sentence summary.

answer: The man stands in the darkness, whistling at the night. He ponders whether the night protects or threatens. He realizes that we are all trees, and a meteor strikes his planet. The man and his family are killed, but the seed he planted in the ground survives. The seed grows into an oak tree, and the metal box that held the seed is found.

text: The summary does not need to include unnecessary details about what the man is pondering.

refinement: The man stands in the darkness, whistling at the night. He is pondering and realizes that we are all trees, and a meteor strikes his planet. The man and his family are killed, but the seed he planted in the ground survives. The seed grows into an oak tree, and the metal box that held the seed is found.

text: It is unknown if the man is the one who planted the seed.

refinement: The man stands in the darkness, whistling at the night. He is pondering and realizes that we are all trees, and a meteor strikes his planet. The man and his family are killed, but a seed inside a metal box buried in the ground survives. The seed grows into an oak tree, and the metal box that held the seed is found.

text: The man stands whistling and pondering.

text: A meteor does strike the planet.

text: A seed does survive and grow into an oak tree.

text: The box holding the seed is later found.

answer: The passage is about a man who is standing in the dark, whistling. He is wondering if the night is a threat or a protector. He comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and that we are all in danger. He is then hit by a meteor and killed. The plant that grows from his body is a metaphor for humanity.

text: The summary does not need to include unnecessary details about what the man is pondering.

refinement: The passage is about a man who is standing in the dark, whistling. He is thinking about philosophical questions and comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and that we are all in danger. He is then hit by a meteor and killed. The plant that grows from his body is a metaphor for humanity.

text: The plant does not grow from the man's body, it grows from a metal box.

refinement: The passage is about a man who is standing in the dark, whistling. He is thinking about philosophical questions and comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and that we are all in danger. He is then hit by a meteor and killed. The plant that grows from a metal box is a metaphor for humanity.

text: A meteor does strike the planet.

text: A seed does survive and grow into an oak tree.

answer: A man stands in the darkness when a meteor hits and destroys his entire nation. In a small metal box buried feet underground lay a small seed filled with all of the DNA and potential of the world. Above the plant a human comes to sample the soil from the strike. Later a oak grew in that spot and the metal box was discovered. On it it said "Humanity refers to the quality within us which protects all life, both ours and theirs."

text: A meteor does strike the planet.

text: A seed does survive and grow into an oak tree.

text: The box holding the seed is later found.

text: The box does hold the message "Humanity does not refer to human beings' selfish nature for self preservation. It refers to the quality within us which protects all life, both ours and others."

answer: This piece is about a man who is standing in the dark, contemplating whether the night is a threat or a protector. He comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and is then struck by a meteor. The plant that grows from the spot where he was hit is a symbol of humanity's ability to protect all life.

text: The summary does not need details about what the man is pondering.

refinement: This piece is about a man who is standing in the dark, contemplating philosophical questions. He comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and is then struck by a meteor. The plant that grows from the spot where he was hit is a symbol of humanity's ability to protect all life.

text: The summary does not include the box the seed grew from.

refinement: This piece is about a man who is standing in the dark, contemplating philosophical questions. He comes to the conclusion that we are all trees, and is then struck by a meteor. The plant that grows from a metal box near to where he was hit is a symbol of humanity's ability to protect all life.

text: The man stands whistling and pondering.

text: A meteor does strike the planet.

text: A seed does survive and grow into an oak tree.


text:
The 2016 OLIVET COMETS FOOTBALL TEAM, sometimes known as TEAM 116 in reference to the 116th season the Olivet football program had fielded a team, was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season. The Comets play in the MIAA and played their home games at the Cutler Athletic Complex in Olivet, Michigan. Olivet was led by Dan Pifer, who was in his fifth and final season with the Comets, as he would be hired by the Walsh University football team of the G-MAC to become their new head coach in December 2016. In January 2017, offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator Dan Musielewicz was hired as the new head coach for the Comets.

Season Synopsis

The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974 and at least a share of the conference title for the second consecutive year and the first time since 1913-1914. The title was the twelfth in school history and the nine wins in the season tied the single season record set in 2015. The Comets also made an appearance in the 2016 NCAA College Football Playoffs for the second time in school history, the other in 2007. Olivet faced John Carroll University in the First Round and lost to the Blue Streaks 37-12.

Broadcasting

For another season, broadcasting for the Comets was done by 89.1 The One WOCR FM with play-by-play done by sports director Matt Scher and color analysis by Zach Sturgill. The games could be heard on the radio and on wocrfm.com. A first for Olivet Football, home games were broadcast on the Comet Sports Network produced by Visual Premier Productions, LLC. with audio simulcasted from WOCR's broadcast. The Comet Sports Network broadcasts were streamed through YouTube.

Schedule

    SOURCE:[1]

[1]

title: 2016 Olivet Comets football team

question: Who won the MIAA conference title in 1974?

answer: The Olivet Comets

text: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"

answer: The Olivet Comets won the MIAA conference title in 1974.

text: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"

answer: The 1974 Olivet Comets football team won the MIAA conference title.

text: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"

answer: The Olivet Comets won the MIAA conference title in 1974.

text: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"

question: What does MIAA stand for?

answer: The MIAA stands for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, which is the conference that the Olivet Comets football team competes in.

text: That information doesn't exist in the article.

refinement: That information can't be found in the article.

answer: That information can't be found.

answer: the article does not answer the question

text: The first letter should be capitalized, and the sentence should be terminated with a period.

refinement: The article does not answer the question.

answer: The MIAA stands for the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

text: That information doesn't exist in the article.

refinement: That information doesn't exist in the article.

question: What station broadcasted for the Olivet Comets in 2016?

answer: 89.1 The One WOCR FM

text: "For another season, broadcasting for the Comets was done by 89.1 The One WOCR FM"

answer: 89.1 The One WOCR FM

text: "For another season, broadcasting for the Comets was done by 89.1 The One WOCR FM"

answer: 89.1 The One WOCR FM

text: "For another season, broadcasting for the Comets was done by 89.1 The One WOCR FM"

answer: 89.1 The One WOCR FM broadcasted for the Olivet Comets in 2016.

text: "For another season, broadcasting for the Comets was done by 89.1 The One WOCR FM"

question: Who coached the 2016 Olivet Comets football team?

answer: Dan Pifer

text: "Olivet was led by Dan Pifer"

answer: Dan Pifer coached the 2016 Olivet Comets football team.

text: "Olivet was led by Dan Pifer"

answer: Dan Pifer

text: "Olivet was led by Dan Pifer"

answer: Dan Pifer

text: "Olivet was led by Dan Pifer"

question: Write a ~1 sentence summary.

answer: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season.

text: The answer should include that the Comets won the league.

refinement: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season and managed to win the title.

text: "The 2016 OLIVET COMETS FOOTBALL TEAM, sometimes known as TEAM 116 in reference to the 116th season the Olivet football program had fielded a team, was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season."

answer: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team was the 116th season the Olivet football program had fielded a team. The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974 and at least a share of the conference title for the second consecutive year and the first time since 1913-1914. The Comets also made an appearance in the 2016 NCAA College Football Playoffs for the second time in school history, the other in 2007. Olivet faced John Carroll University in the First Round and lost to the Blue Streaks 37-12.

text: The summary is too long. The question asks for a single sentence. The answer should be rewritten.

refinement: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season and managed to win the title.

text: "The 2016 OLIVET COMETS FOOTBALL TEAM, sometimes known as TEAM 116 in reference to the 116th season the Olivet football program had fielded a team, was an American football team that represented Olivet College during the 2016 NCAA Division III football season."

answer: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team won the MIAA conference title and appeared in the NCAA College Football Playoffs.

text: Playoffs: "The Comets also made an appearance in the 2016 NCAA College Football Playoffs"

text: Victory: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"

answer: The 2016 Olivet Comets football team had a successful season, winning the MIAA conference title and making an appearance in the NCAA College Football Playoffs.

text: Playoffs: "The Comets also made an appearance in the 2016 NCAA College Football Playoffs"

text: Victory: "The Comets won the MIAA conference title outright for the first time since 1974"