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The 2005 KANSAS STATE WILDCATS FOOTBALL TEAM represented Kansas State University in the 2005 NCAA Division I-A football season. The team's head football coach was Bill Snyder. The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium. The team finished the season with a win-loss record of 5–6, and a Big 12 Conference record of 2–6.

Schedule

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Game summaries

FIU

The Wildcats were favored by 10 points going into the game.

Kansas State running back Thomas Clayton ran for 177 yards and two touchdowns to lead Kansas State to its 16th straight win in a season opener, a 35–21 over Florida International in the Golden Panthers' first game as a full member of the Football Bowl Subdivision.

Kansas State Quarterback Allen Webb threw for 161 yards and two touchdowns for the Wildcats, but also lost a fumble and threw one interception.

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Marshall

Kansas State was favored by 12 points going into the game.

Kansas State edged out Marshall by a score of 21–19. Marshall had the option of kicking a field goal with 9 seconds to go in the game, but decided to run one more play. This would be a decision they would soon regret. Marshall quarterback Jimmy Skinner, subbed in for an injured Bernie Morris, threw an interception to end the game and seal a victory for the Wildcats. Kansas State quarterback threw two touchdowns for the second week in a row, one to running back Thomas Clayton, who ran for another score. Kansas State beat Marshall at home, the Thundering Herd's 8th home loss since 1991.

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North Texas

The Wildcats were favored by 13 points going into the game.

Kansas State got a great game out of back up running back Parrish Fisher, who filled in for suspended Thomas Clayton. Clayton was benched for the game by Head Coach Bill Snyder for charges of aggravated battery involving a campus parking attendant. Fisher ran for 169 yards and contributed to school-record of 658 yard gained. Fisher was the first freshman in school history to run for 100 yards in a game. Quarterback Allen Webb was 10–12 for 256 yards and two touchdowns. North Texas earned just 161 yards.

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Oklahoma

The Sooners were favored by 14 points going into the game.

Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson ran for 51 yards before leaving the game with an injury. His absence did not stop OU for rolling over Kansas State 43–21. OU played the game unranked for the first time since 1999. Kansas State attempted to punt in the first quarter with punter Tim Reyer still on the sidelines. The punt went into the back of the endzone for a safety. Jordy Nelson scored on a 73-yard TD catch. Thomas Clayton started and had 8 yards on 12 carries. Allen Webb threw for 177 yards and two scores.

During the second quarter of the game, a nearby bomb exploded that was heard at the game.[2]

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Kansas

The Wildcats were favored by 3 going into the game.

Kansas State back-up Quarterback Allan Evridge threw a fourth quarter touchdown to Jordy Nelson to ensure a victory for the Wildcats. It was the 12th time in 13 years K-State beat Kansas. Kansas State had more penalty yards than offensive yards in a what turned out to be a sloppy game. Kansas could only manage a field goal against Kansas State. Kansas hadn't scored a touchdown since 1999 in Manhattan, a stretch of three consecutive games.

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Texas Tech

The Red Raiders were favored by 10 going into the game.

Texas Tech quarterback Cody Hodges threw for 643 yards to lead number 13 Texas Tech over an overmatched Kansas State team in Lubbock, Texas. It was Texas Tech's best start to a season since 1998. Hodges finished with 44 of 65, with 5 touchdowns and two interceptions. Kansas State made it difficult on itself turning the ball over on three of its first four possessions in the third quarter. Dwayne Slay made a vicious hit on K-State quarterback Allan Everidge on a rushing play many fans will not soon forget.

-   Slay hit on Allan Everidge

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Texas A&M

The Aggies were favored by 5 points going into the game. Texas A&M quarterback Reggie McNeal ran for 119 yards and a touchdown as well as threw for another in a win over Kansas State. Kansas State lost its fifth straight game against Texas A&M and its sixth straight loss against a Big 12 South team. The Wildcats had not beaten a Big 12 South team since their 35–7 victory over then-No. 1 Oklahoma in the 2003 conference Big 12 Championship game. K-State quarterback Allan Everidge threw three touchdown passes, but Kansas State could not recover an onside kick late in the fourth quarter. Kansas State ran for only 27 yards in the game. They were also handicapped by Yamon Figurs' four dropped catches.

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Colorado

The Buffaloes were favored by 11 points going into the game.

Buffaloes kicker Mason Crosby kicked a 50-yard field goal with 6 seconds remaining in the game to beat Kansas State. The victory gave Colorado the lead in the Big 12 North race, a race which Colorado would eventually end up winning. The loss was their third straight and their second consecutive home loss, the first time that had happened since 1989, the first season for head coach Bill Snyder.

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Iowa State

The Cyclones were favored by 4 points going into the game.

Iowa State quarterback Bret Meyer threw three touchdowns and running back Stevie Hicks ran for 149 yards and a TD in a convincing win in Ames. Kansas State lost its fourth straight game.

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Nebraska

The Huskers were favored by 1 point going into the game.

Husker kicker Jordan Congdon kicked a 40-yard field goal with just over one minute to play to seal a victory for The Big Red. Kansas State Quarterback Allan Evridge ran for 138 yards and two scores. Kansas State also scored two safeties.

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Missouri

The Wildcats were favored by 2 points going into the game.

Kansas State players refused to let legendary head coach Bill Snyder finish his career on a six-game losing streak. With K-State up by one point with a minute and a half to play in the fourth quarter, Wildcat lineback Brandon Archer intercepted a pass from Missouri quarterback Brad Smith and returned it for 45 yards six points. It was a play eerily similar to the interception by former Wildcat linebacker Ted Simms in the 2003 Big Championship game against Jason White. Archer's interception made sure Bill Snyder's last game would be one to remember. Snyder had announced his retirement the Wednesday before the Saturday game against Missouri. The Wildcats had not lost to Missouri since 1992. Snyder came out to speak to the crowd after going into the locker room to address his players. The university would later rename the stadium in his name.

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title: 2005 Kansas State Wildcats football team

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

Summarize what the passage says about the 2005 Kansas State Wildcats Football Team.

answer: The 2005 Kansas State Wildcats represented the University in the NCAA Division I-A football season. They played their home games in KSU Stadium.;won 5-6 games and lost another 5-6 games guaranteeing third place in the Big Twelve Conference. Their home team was coached by Bill Snyder. The Wildcats were favored by 10 points when their game against Florida International.

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refinement: The 2005 Kansas State Wildcats represented the University in the NCAA Division I-A football season. They played their home games in KSU Stadium; won 5-6 games and lost another 5-6 games guaranteeing third place in the Big Twelve Conference. Their home team was coached by Bill Snyder. The Wildcats were favored by 10 points when their game against Florida International.

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refinement: The 2005 Kansas State Wildcats represented the University in the NCAA Division I-A football season. They played their home games in KSU Stadium; won 5-6 games; and lost another 5-6 games guaranteeing third place in the Big Twelve Conference. Their home team was coached by Bill Snyder. The Wildcats were favored by 10 points when their game against Florida International.

answer: The 2005 Kansas State Wildcats Football Team represented Kansas State University in the 2005 NCAA Division I-A football season. The head football coach of the team was Bill Snyder. The Wildcats played their home games in KSU Stadium. The team finished the season with a win-loss record of 5-6, finishing second in their division.

answer: The Kansas Wildcats Football Team represented Kansas State University in the 2005 NCAA Division I-A football season. Bill Synder was the team's head football coach. The Wildcat's home games were played in KSU Stadium. The team finished with a 5-6 win-loss record and a Big 12 Conference record of 2-6.

answer: The 2005 KANSAS STATE WILDCATS FOOTBALL TEAM achieved a 5-6 record during the 2005 NCAA Division I-A football season. The Wildcats had notable wins over an overmatched Florida International team, but lost to Oklahoma and Texas A&M. The Big 12 North race was won by Colorado in part because of a last-minute play by K-State linebacker Brandon Archer, who intercepted a pass from Missouri quarterback Brad Smith. The team ended the season under legendary head coach Bill Snyder. Overall, the Wildcats had a mixed season.

answer: The 2005 Kansas State Wildcats football team competed in the NCAA Division I-A football season. On their way to a 5-6 win-loss record and a 2-6 Big 12 Conference record, the team faced a range of opponents that included Florida International, Marshall, North Texas, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, Iowa State, Nebraska, and Missouri. In their final game, the Wildcats had managed to secure a victory over Missouri after an interception by their linebacker. The team also faced a range of difficult losses, including against number 13 Texas Tech and against Nebraska in the final game of the season.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the passage say about the Wildcats' game against Marshall?

answer: The Wildcats were favored by 12 points going into the game and edged out Marshall by a score of 21-19. Marshall had the option of kicking a field goal with nine seconds left in the game, but decided to run one more play. This would be a decision they would soon regret. Marshall quarterback Jimmy Skinner, subbed in for an injured Bernie Morris, threw an interception to end the game and seal a victory for the Wildcats.

answer: The Wildcats edged out Marshall by a score of 21-19. Marshall had the option of kicking a field goal with 9 seconds to go in the game, but decided to run one more play. This would be a decision they would soon regret. Marshall quarterback Jimmy Skinner threw an interception to end the game and seal a victory for the Wildcats.

answer: The Wildcats were favored by 12 points going into the game. The team edged out Marshall by a score of 21-9. Marshall made the mistake of running one more play instead of kicking a field goal with 9 seconds to go. The Wildcats beat Marshall on the Thundering Herd's own home turf.

answer: The Wildcats were favored to beat Marshall by 12 points going into the game. Marshall had the opportunity to kick a field goal with 9 seconds to go in the game, but they decided to run one more play. They would soon regret this decision because they lost the game 21–15.

answer: The Wildcats beat Marshall by a score of 21-19. Kansas State quarterback Allen Webb threw two touchdowns for the second week in a row, and Jimmy Skinner threw an interception at the end of the game to seal the victory for Kansas State.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

What does the package say about the Wildcats' game against Texas A&M?

answer: Kansas State lost their fifth straight game against Texas A&M. Texas A&M quarterback Reggie McNeal ran for 119 yards and scored a touchdown. Kansas State also scored two safeties, but the Huskers won 40-yard field goal with less than a minute left.

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refinement: Kansas State lost their fifth straight game against Texas A&M. Texas A&M quarterback Reggie McNeal ran for 119 yards and scored a touchdown. Kansas State ran only 27 yards in the game.

answer: The Wildcats lost their eighth home loss to Texas A&M since 1991.

answer: The Wildcats were down 5 points as the second quarter ended and had already lost 6 previous games to Texas A&M. In the third quarter Rupert caught a TD for 10 yards.

answer: Texas A&M was favored by 5 points going into the game. Kansas State lost its fifth straight game against Texas A&M and its sixth straight against a Big 12 South team. Nothing really worked for the Wildcats during the game. Texas A&M quarterback Reggie McNeal ran for 119 yards and scored a touchdown, while Kansas State ran for only 27 yards in the game. The Wildcats were also handicapped by Yamon Figurs' four dropped catches.

answer: The Wildcats lost their eighth game to Texas A&M. The Wildcats also lost their sixth straight game against a Big 12 South opponent.


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GLENLYON is a small village in the Shire of Hepburn local government area, Victoria, Australia around 10 km from Daylesford along the Daylesford - Malmsbury Road, and around 101 km from the Melbourne CBD via Kyneton and Malmsbury.

It is on the Loddon River.

Despite being only 10 km from Daylesford and with a growing permanent and weekender population, local water provider Goulburn Murray Water has not deemed it necessary to provide Glenlyon with town piped water despite several reservoirs being nearby and therefore all residents have a combination of either tanks and/or bores for drinking and garden water use. Other utilities include electricity provided by several retailers, waste water via septic systems and gas via fixed LPG bottle.

Glenlyon is well known for its main street of old European trees lending an “Englishness” to the village and providing a cooling canopy in the heat of summer.

[Main street of Glenlyon with European trees in full bloom in summer]

As at the 2016 Commonwealth Census, the village of Glenlyon & its immediate hinterland (the census district includes the localities/hamlets of Denver, Porcupine Ridge, parts of Wheatsheaf) had a population of 389 people. The median age of the local population is 50 as of 2011. The top 5 cultural backgrounds of the local population are broken up into 30% claiming English heritage, 20% Australian heritage, 13.5% Irish, 11.9% Scottish and 3.3% Germany - however of these numbers 74.9% were actually born in Australia, 5.8% in England and 3% in New Zealand. 84.7% only spoke English at home. A reflection of the village as the location of many commuters to either Daylesford, Ballarat or even Melbourne and reflecting the fact that the locale is a popular retirement, weekender, holiday home or hobby farm location is that 44.1% are employed in professional or managerial roles with 13.9% as tradesmen and 21.9% as clerical or public servants. Only 6.6% work in rural or farming.[1]

Glenlyon has a rich agricultural industry amongst the surrounding areas. Cattle and sheep are largely stocked throughout the district supplying meat products and wool to the local and global markets. Potatoes, cereal crops (both for hay and grain), organic vegetables, vegetable seed and lucerne grow in the rich volcanic soil. The contrast of green pastures, grazing livestock, bright red ploughed paddocks and golden stubble paddocks across the rolling countryside, make the scenery in the area very special to the locals and visitors alike.

History

In 1846, Richard Babington and John Carpenter purchased a part of the Holcombe Run (originally part of A.F. Mollisons Coliban Run) and called it Glenlyon after their Scottish home.[2]

[Copy of the original Crown Survey by the Victorian Colonial government in 1867 establishing and planning the township of Glenlyon.]

Glenlyon Post Office opened around May 1858 and closed in 1973.[3]

Glenlyon once had a primary school and hotels but all are closed.

The original general store operated until approx 2009 when it closed. A new general store opened in the old premises, bringing to the town a revitalised heart. The revitalised store, which is well utilised by tourists passing through does duty as a cafe with an outdoor eating area and selected groceries. Beside the store is the local community notice board.

The historic old Shire Hall in the main street, once home of the Shire of Glenlyon before it merged with the neighbouring Borough of Daylesford in May 1966[4] (itself the subject of the local council reorganisations in 1995 into the bigger Shire of Hepburn) is used as a public hall. The Glenlyon Progress Association is the designated “owner” of the Hall. In 2017/18 a large amount of funding was received from Regional Development Victoria to renovate the Hall, which reopened in March 2018 to great acclaim.

A village market is also held in and around the Glenlyon Hal on the third Saturday of the month.l[5]

The nearby Glenlyon Recreation Reserve (in Dysart Street) is also the location of a mineral spring and picnic ground (like those that exist in Hepburn Springs but with no crowds) with a bore and hand pump allowing visitors to 'sample' for themselves the heavily mineralised water. The spring is located to the far side of the recreation reserve along the unsealed Suttons Lane. Parking and BBQ facilities are provided at the spring.

Glenlyon Recreation Reserve is also home to the Glenlyon & District Pony Club[6] with events throughout the year.

The major activity held in Glenlyon is the annual Paint Glenlyon and Dee Waterhouse Memorial Art Prize Competition, held around the Easter break. Entrants must have painted a (recognisable) landscape in/around Glenlyon. With a first prize of $1000 it is one of the largest art prizes in regional Australia. This is sponsored and organised by the Glenlyon Progress Association.

Glenlyon District News is published monthly.

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title: Glenlyon, Victoria

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

Why did the local water provider, Goulburn Murray Water, refused to supply water to Glenlyon?

answer: Goulburn Murray Water has not deemed it necessary to provide Glenlyon with town piped water because there are nearby reservoirs and all residents have their individual alternatives for drinking and garden water use.

answer: The reason is not mentioned.

text: This is incorrect.

refinement: The water company deemed it unnecessary to pipe water to the town and to the local community, and so they have their own methods for drinking water such as tanks and bores.

answer: Goulburn Murray Water did not provide water to Glenlyon because it is too close to Daylesford and has a permanent and weekender population.

text: The answer is incorrect.

refinement: The water company deemed it unnecessary to pipe water to the town and to the local community, and so they have their own methods for drinking water such as tanks and bores.

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Glenlyon is a village in Victoria, Australia. It is on Loddon River and just about 10km from Daylesford. The village's population is around 389 people as of 2016.

Glenlyon is known for its old European tress, lending an "Englishness" to its look. However, with its history and growing population, it seems the population size might not be enough for the local water provider to invest in providing water supply for its populace.

text: The response does not answer the question, but it does offer a potential reason. There is an explanation in the text that would suffice as an answer.

refinement: The water company deemed it unnecessary to pipe water to the town and to the local community, and so they have their own methods for drinking water such as tanks and bores.

answer: Because its not deemed necessary, the village already has several reservoirs.

text: The answer could offer a little more information for the sake of coverage - the reservoirs are not offered as a reason, the company has deemed it unnecessary despite the reservoirs.

refinement: The water company deemed it unnecessary to pipe water to the town and to the local community, and so they have their own methods for drinking water such as tanks and bores.


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You may not be of much help when it comes to sharpening your son's calculus skills. But during my 35-plus years of clinical practice it's become clear to me that parents can play a huge role in helping their children to develop a critical life skill: the ability to take notice of their thoughts, to step back and view the bigger picture, and to decide how to act based on that more realistic perspective.

Taking heed of an alarmist or pessimistic inner voice is a universal experience. It has survival value; it often protects people from danger. And it's often true that a worrying thought can act as a motivating force – to study, for example.

Still, the insecurities that adolescents feel as they undergo the multiple transitions necessary in growing up make them especially vulnerable to believing the worst. This tendency can lead to chronic anxiety, depression and anger, and can interfere with relationships and success in school.

Helping children grasp the importance of thinking more realistically may help protect them later when they make the huge transition to college. A 2016 survey by the American College Health Association of undergraduates at over 50 colleges and universities found that about 38 percent had felt so depressed at some time during the previous year that it was tough to function. Some 60 percent had experienced an episode of debilitating anxiety.

The power of thoughts to affect feelings and behavior is a foundational principle of cognitive behavioral therapy, which is the form of therapy that I practice. CBT teaches people how to recognize faulty negative self-talk, to notice how it makes them feel and act, and to challenge it. Parents can practice this skill themselves, and act as models as they guide their kids to question a thought by looking at the evidence for and against it.

If your child often seems withdrawn, sad or angry, you may be able to identify a problematic thinking pattern by listening closely. Here are four key styles of negative self-talk to listen for:

CATASTROPHIZING. One common thought habit is the tendency to jump to the worst-case scenario ("What if I fail the test? I'm never going to get into college!") Scanning constantly for disaster ahead acts as a huge contributor to anxiety. And catastrophizing often leads teens to avoid people or become reluctant to try new things.

ZOOMING IN ON THE NEGATIVE. Ruminating on a disappointment without taking into account the many positive and neutral aspects of one's experience is often associated with sadness and depression. A missed soccer goal might overshadow everything else that happens one day – the lunch with friends, the good grade on a test, the hilarious TV show – and consume your high-schooler for days.

IT'S NOT FAIR! Interpreting every letdown as a grave injustice – the "it's not fair!" habit – often underlies teens' anger and can harm friendships and family relationships.

I CAN'T! Reacting habitually to difficult situations or to new opportunities with "I can't," rather than "I can try," leads to helplessness. Changing the thought to "I can try!" encourages problem-solving and a willingness to be proactive, to take positive action — both keys to being successful and resilient.

For parents, the idea is not to squelch the negative thought. Research has found that attempted "thought stopping" can actually make the idea stickier. Rather, you want your child to face the thought, thoroughly examine it and replace it with a more realistic and helpful perspective.

Questions that you might pose to carefully weigh the evidence include: "You had a group of friends at your old school and at camp – realistically, what are the chances you can't make friends now? What actions can you take to reach out? What would you say to somebody else who worries about this?"

A helpful replacement thought might be: "It probably will take a few weeks to get to know people, but I've made friends before and there are things I can try. I can sign up for the photography or robotics club and meet people that way."

More realistic and balanced thinking leads to positive action, which, in turn, tends to bolster confidence, enhance self-esteem and result in greater happiness.

_Mary K. Alvord, Ph.D., is a psychologist and director of Alvord, Baker & Associates, LLC, in Rockville, Md. She is the co-author of_ Conquer Negative Thinking for Teens: A Workbook to Break the Nine Thought Habits That Are Holding You Back_, as well as the audio recording_ Relaxation and Self-Regulation Techniques for Children and Teens_._

Copyright 2017 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.[]

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

What is the main through-line of this article?

answer: The main through-line of this article is to help children develop the ability to take notice of their thoughts, step back and view the bigger picture, and to decide how to act based on that more realistic perspective.

answer: The main through-line of this article is that parents can play a huge role in helping their children to develop a critical life skill: the ability to take notice of their thoughts, to step back and view the bigger picture, and to decide how to act based on that more realistic perspective.

answer: Parents are encouraged to help children combat negativity. One effective way to battle this negativity is for children and young people to be taught to question the negative thoughts and thinking patterns.

answer: This is an article about cognitive behavioral therapy from the perspective of a psychologist.

text: This misses the point

refinement: Parents are encouraged to help children combat negativity. One effective way to battle this negativity is for children and young people to be taught to question the negative thoughts and thinking patterns.

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

Why are young people more inclined to see the world through a lens of negativity?

answer: It's linked to having parents and educators who have provided too little support in their early years of life. If they think even a minimal amount (possible through self-help books, or the assistance of authorities who have successfully overcome the same malady) is no match for the void their "abandoned"

answer: Adolescents undergoing the multiple transitions necessary to grow in this stage-in this phase. It is argued that this makes them vulnerable to believe the worst -leading to negative thoughts.

text: Strange wording and difficult to understand

refinement: Adolescents undergo multiple transitions and this makes them vulnerable to believe the worst -leading to negative thoughts.

answer: It is likely due to the multiple transitions they undergo as they mature.

answer: Adolescents are undergoing multiple transitions, which makes them more vulnerable to believing the worst.

answer: It's linked to adolescent insecurities, which in turn effect how young people see the world.

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

Why are kids in the 21st century more susceptible to this way of thinking?

answer: The prevalence of rapid technological progress 'gives them the impression that almost anything is possible', and this leads to 'the expectation that life should be exciting and dramatic at all times'. They are discouraged from worrying about how things will turn out.

answer: It can be related to the technology that most people in the 21st century are used to.

answer: It is possible that because of the advent of the internet, kids are exposed to more information than they are used to. This can cause them to be overwhelmed, and they may not have the tools to process it all.

answer: They are influenced by the sentiment of the unstable, ever-changing world that they are eventually still going to have to grow up in.

answer: It is not stated.

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Answer the following question based on the above passage:

Are the solutions offered by the article simple?

answer: No, they are not.

answer: Yes, they are.

answer: First of all, the mother can and should ask their children questions related to the way they speak, especially if they are striking a pessimistic or pessimistic tone. Parents should ask a child, who else would have these problems. They can also ask their child what their real solution is to a problem. One simple tactic might be to invite them to look at the big picture and replace the thought with positive thoughts to replace theses anxieties and negativity. Parents should worry less and even ask where their child is headed with this thought. Sometimes, parents might want to ask their child what they themselves want to do. In summary, parents should lead by example. They can talk to their colleague about this as well.

text: This fails to answer the question

refinement: One simple tactic might be to invite them to look at the big picture and replace the thought with positive thoughts to replace theses anxieties and negativity. That is mirrored in the article where it is a backdrop to CBT.

answer: One simple tactic might be to invite them to look at the big picture and replace the thought with positive thoughts to replace theses anxieties and negativity. That is mirrored in the article where it is a backdrop to CBT.

answer: N/A


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The taxi station was dark when I walked in. As usual, before my night shifts would begin, I turned on the lights and slid myself onto a chair in the kitchen. No one had arrived yet. I got out a pack of cigarettes and placed them on the table, getting through three before Pedro barged in.

“Eeeh bro, what the fuck you think you doin’. There’s no smoking in here’.

“Fuck you, Pedro”.

Pedro giggled and went over to the coffee pot and turned it on. He had a wry smile like a birth mark. It was a part of him.

“Any bookings tonight, Prashnath?”

“Yeah. I got a weird one. I got to go out of Seattle. Tiger Mountain state forest. It’s not even near anything. Middle of nowhere. I’m shit scared, man. No houses nearby, I looked it up on maps. It’s scary as shit outside at this time of night, already, without getting killed by demons or some shit, man”.

Pedro was listening, pouring his coffee. He sat down next to me, lit a cigarette and smiled.

“You are fucked, bro”

“Shut up, I am serious. I want to cancel it. Before you walked in I was going to send this guy a message. Was going to tell him to shove his creepy forest up his arse, man”.

Pedro chuckled in the tobacco of his cigarette.

“What is the name of the place again, Prashnath”.

“Tiger Mountain”.

Pedro winced. For a moment the birth mark disappeared.

“Do not go there, bro. I am not even trying to be funny here. That place is bad. There is some fucked up stories from there. Couple of guys that worked with me back at city cabs ran into trouble there”.

“What. What do you mean. Don’t mess with me”.

“I mean if you go to this place tonight, you will seriously get sacrificed to demons or something. I swear I am not messing with you. Look at my face, bro. I am serious about this”.

“What did the guy’s at city cabs say. I swear if you are messing with me..”

“There was this big Russian guy I used to work with, yeah? His name was Vladimir or Vladislav or something like that. Anyway, doesn’t matter. This guy, like you, gets a booking at this place in Tiger forest. It was just me, Vlad, and two other guys on shift that night. Real quiet. We all head off, do our thing, and me and the two other guys are back at the station at four o’ clock.

So here we are waiting for Vlad to get back, getting really pissed off because we cannot lock up, and we want to go home. We call this guy, send him messages and everything, but no reply. Of course we start to think the worst, right. ‘Shit, Vlad’s hit a fucking tree’, we thought.

Well, we were all about to start looking for this guy when he fucking turns up. I swear to Christ bro, this guy was dirty, and had holes all over him, cuts all over his face and shit.

‘Vlad, what the fuck. What happened’ I said.’

Does not say a thing. Just sits down, has a smoke. Not a fucking thing. Eventually Vlad says he was attacked, right? Now, I want you to get this picture in your head. This guy, Vlad, is huge, bro. He is a beast. He could take anyone in a fight. Shit, he could take three. So when you see this guy walking in all torn up, saying he got attacked, it makes you think, bro: who the fuck could do that to this guy.

So I question him. It doesn’t make sense

‘What do you mean attacked. Who the fuck attacked you’ I said.

This is exactly what he said, bro.

‘I take job in Tiger forest. It take me forty minutes to get to this place, and no one there. I wait for ten, twenty minutes, no one there. I come back. There was man on road, his car broke down. I get out, I help. I tell you, man. I got bad feeling from this guy. I don’t know why, sometime you just get bad feeling, you know? But I ignore the bad feeling, I help. I go to him, but then I hear noise from tree line along side of road. All these people wearing black, only black. They come out of the trees. Some holding torches, some holding knives. It was an ambush.’

Vlad was surrounded by a satanic fucking cult in the middle of the forest, I shit you not. He tried to run back to his car, get away that way, but they got there before he did. They closed in on him, saying all this weird shit in another language. Vlad was lucky he was built like a house because he was able to charge one of the guys holding a torch. Knocked him to the ground. Had to run away into the forest.”

“That is crazy, man. There is no way I am taking this booking. I am not even going to message him back.”

I went to light another cigarette when I noticed the wry smirk reappear on Pedro’s face.

“Oh fuck you, man. Do not scare me like that.

Pedro laughed.

“No bro, for real. Watch out”.

“Yeah, yeah”.

I finished the cigarette quickly, grabbed my coat and hopped into the car, ready to start my shift; ready to go to Tiger Mountain. Pedro was full of shit, he was always like that. I started the engine. As the car sat and quietly roared I thought about Pedro’s smile, and how it collapsed into fear when I told him I was going to Tiger Mountain. Admittedly that was strange. Very strange. But Pedro was full of shit, he was always like that..

title: Tiger Mountain.

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

What does the story say about the narrator and Pedro?

answer: The story portrays the narrator and Pedro as friends who share similar concerns. The narrator is scared of the trip to Tiger Mountain and Pedro warns the narrator of the dangers there. The narrator disregards Pedro and goes anyways, likely due to the risk of losing pay. However, before the trip begins, Pedro warns the narrator of the dangers at Tiger Mountain. The implication is that the narrator is somewhat naive and Pedro is more worldly.

text: These sentences are not relevant to the question.

refinement: The story portrays the narrator and Pedro as friends who share similar concerns.

text: They are co-workers.

refinement: The narrator and Pedro are co-workers. They work at a Taxi cab company.

text: Add more detail about Pedro's personality.

refinement: The narrator and Pedro are co-workers. They work at a Taxi cab company. The narrator is used to Pedro messing with his mind, and they have a good relationship. One can almost say they are friends.

answer: Pedro used to work for city cabs, a taxi for people in the city. The narrator and Pedro work nights in Uber: a service in which vehicles can connect with passengers who have an app on their phones. That night, Pedro, who is also from a Latino heritage and looks young, offered to scare the narrator with some stories about "Tiger Mountain." Pedro's app had a booking in Tiger Mountain, and the narrator refused to take it. Pedros warns the narrator that if he were to go to Tiger Mountain, that would either be in a coffin or he would be converted into a satanic cult member. The narrator believes Pedro has been just kidding, laughing it off with a smirk on Pedro's face.

text: No evidence that they work for Uber

refinement: Pedro used to work for city cabs, a taxi for people in the city. The narrator and Pedro work nights for a taxi company. That night, Pedro, who is also from a Latino heritage and looks young, offered to scare the narrator with some stories about "Tiger Mountain." Pedro's app had a booking in Tiger Mountain, and the narrator refused to take it. Pedros warns the narrator that if he were to go to Tiger Mountain, that would either be in a coffin or he would be converted into a satanic cult member. The narrator believes Pedro has been just kidding, laughing it off with a smirk on Pedro's face.

text: These sentences go into more detail than is necessary.

refinement: Pedro used to work for city cabs, a taxi for people in the city. The narrator and Pedro work nights for a taxi company. That night, Pedro, who is also from a Latino heritage and looks young, offered to scare the narrator with some stories about "Tiger Mountain." The narrator believes Pedro has been just kidding, laughing it off with a smirk on Pedro's face.

text: This should be changed because it is not Pedro laughing it off

refinement: Pedro used to work for city cabs, a taxi for people in the city. The narrator and Pedro work nights for a taxi company. That night, Pedro, who is also from a Latino heritage and looks young, offered to scare the narrator with some stories about "Tiger Mountain." The narrator believes Pedro has been just kidding when he sees a smirk on Pedro's face.

answer: Pedro walks in to the taxi station, which is now lit, and he asks the narrator if he's made any bookings tonight. When Pedro asks the narrator if he was scared to go to Tiger Mountain state forest, the narrator says he is shit scared. Pedro warns the narrator not to go there, because there are many stories about bad things that happened in that forest, and a few guys he used to work with ended up in trouble there.

text: This should tell what kind of relationship the two have

refinement: Pedro and the narrator are co-workers at a taxi cab company. When Pedro asks the narrator if he was scared to go to Tiger Mountain state forest, the narrator says he is shit scared. Pedro warns the narrator not to go there, because there are many stories about bad things that happened in that forest, and a few guys he used to work with ended up in trouble there.

text: Rewrite to indicate their relationship

refinement: Pedro and the narrator are co-workers at a taxi cab company. They have a relationship with friendly banter. The narrator knows Pedro is often messing with him, so does not believe his story about Tiger Mountain.

answer: The narrator smokes in the office. Pedro barges in and tells him he cannot smoke as a joke. The narrator tells him he got an assignment to go to Tiger Mountain state forest and that he is terrified to go. Pedro insists that he shouldn't go and that the place is too dangerous.

text: The first sentence needs to be changed

refinement: The narrator and Pedro are co-workers at a Taxi cab company. The narrator tells him he got an assignment to go to Tiger Mountain state forest and that he is terrified to go. Pedro insists that he shouldn't go and that the place is too dangerous.

text: Explain their relationship

refinement: The narrator and Pedro are co-workers at a Taxi cab company. Pedro is often messing with the narrator, and they have a relationship of camaraderie. Thus the narrator does not believe Pedro when he warns him about Tiger Mountain.

answer: The story suggests that the narrator is skeptical, while Pedro is clearly warning the narrator about going to Tiger Mountain. The narrator doesn't believe Pedro but is ultimately persuaded by the stories he hears of what happened to Vladislav at the forest. The narrator is afraid while Pedro seems extra cautious.

text: This does not answer the question and does not tell us anything *about* them.

refinement: The narrator and Pedro work at a taxi cab company. Pedro is often messing with the narrator so he does not believe Pedro's story about Tiger Mountain.

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

What does the story say about Tiger Mountain?

answer: The taxi driver has now night shift. He walks into the station and lights up a cigarette. Pedro walks in and asks if there are bookings and Prashnath says yes, he has a job at the Tiger Mountain. Pedro tells Prashnath not to go, it's full of cult people and demons that will sacrifice him that night.

text: These sentences are not about Tiger mountain.

refinement: Pedro walks in and asks if there are bookings and Prashnath says yes, he has a job at the Tiger Mountain. Pedro tells Prashnath not to go, it's full of cult people and demons that will sacrifice him that night.

text: This sentence is a framing sentence and does not answer the question.

refinement: Pedro tells Prashnath not to go, it's full of cult people and demons that will sacrifice him that night.

text: This sentence does not describe Tiger Mountain

refinement: Pedro tells Prashnath that Tiger Mountain is full of cult people and demons that will sacrifice him that night. He relates the story of a former co-worker of his, Vlad, who returned from Tiger Mountain covered in scars. Vlad reported seeing a satanist cult there. Pedro repeatedly tells Prashnath that he will die if he goes there.

answer: The story describes Tiger Mountain as a frightening place filled with dangerous people, described as satanic cultists. It is implied that people who have visited the place have been attacked or gone missing.

text: Give a little more detail about this.

refinement: The story describes Tiger Mountain as a frightening place filled with dangerous people, described as satanic cultists. The story of one of Pedro's former co-workers describes a harrowing encounter with a satanist cult on the mountain.

answer: Prashnath says he's going to Tiger Mountain for a taxi job. As a joke, he sends a message to the person, saying that he's not going to go. Pedro advises he will either be raped or sacrificed to demons if he goes there. Pedro later tells a story about a previous incident where the driver he worked with was a man named Vlad who was attacked by a satanic cult.

text: These lines do not make sense for the question.

refinement: Pedro advises he will either be raped or sacrificed to demons if he goes there. Pedro later tells a story about a previous incident where the driver he worked with was a man named Vlad who was attacked by a satanic cult.

text: make this more specific and remove the word rape.

refinement: Pedro tells the narrator he will lose his life to cultists if he goes to Tiger Mountain. Pedro later tells a story about a previous incident where the driver he worked with was a man named Vlad who was attacked by a satanic cult.

answer: According to the story, Tiger Mountain is a dangerous place to be. The narrator is stressed out over being assigned there. His friend, Pedro, urges him not to go.

text: The story explains why Tiger Mountain is dangerous. Thus this line should be more detailed and contain information about the satanic cultists.

refinement: According to the story, Tiger Mountain is filled with satanic cultists, and the narrator will be in danger if he goes there. The story relates the tale of Vlad, another taxi driver who almost died there. The narrator is stressed over being assigned there. His friend, Pedro, urges him not to go.

answer: The story indicates that Tiger Mountain is considered to be haunted and rogue, with scary stories associated with it. It is deemed too dangerous for visits, and is associated with demons or satanic cults.

text: The summary should mention the scary story of Vlad specifically.

refinement: The story indicates that Tiger Mountain is considered to be haunted and dangerous. Pedro recounts the story of his friend Vlad, who almost lost his life there.. It is deemed too dangerous for visits, and is associated with demons or satanic cults.

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

What does the story say about Vlad?

answer: Vlad was attacked by a satanic cult while working at Tiger Mountain forest. Vlad was extremely large and muscular, however he wasn't able to fend the others off and had to run away.

text: Tell more about who Vlad is

refinement: Vlad was a former co-worker of Pedro's at a Taxi Company. Vlad was attacked by a satanic cult while working at Tiger Mountain forest. Vlad was extremely large and muscular, however he wasn't able to fend the others off and had to run away.

answer: Vlad was a big and bulky guy who worked in Seatlle City Cabs. When he got hit by an evil cult that ambushed him in Tiger Mountain State Forest, he was left with cuts and holes all over his face. He did manage to run away, but the narrator and their colleagues think this to be outrageous because he looked like the kind of guy who could survive a fight with a few more other guys.

text: It is Pedro, not the narrator who thought this

refinement: Vlad was a big and bulky guy who worked in Seatlle City Cabs. When he got hit by an evil cult that ambushed him in Tiger Mountain State Forest, he was left with cuts and holes all over his face. He did manage to run away, but Pedro and their colleagues think this to be outrageous because he looked like the kind of guy who could survive a fight with a few more other guys.

answer: Vlad is a "big Russian guy" who got attacked by a satanic cult one night when he was alone in the forest. His fellow taxi drivers, Pedro and the other workers, were all waiting for him in the office for his arrival for hours. They sent him messages which all went unreturned, so the guys started to think that something had happened to him. Luckily for them, Vlad showed up hurt and told them he had been stuck in the forest with a bunch of people from a satanic cult. According to the excerpt, he succeeded in fighting off some of them and was lucky to have escaped.

text: It was not lucky for them. It was not necessary for them to find him.

refinement: Vlad is a "big Russian guy" who got attacked by a satanic cult one night when he was alone in the forest. His fellow taxi drivers, Pedro and the other workers, were all waiting for him in the office for his arrival for hours. They sent him messages which all went unreturned, so the guys started to think that something had happened to him. Vlad showed up hurt and told them he had been stuck in the forest with a bunch of people from a satanic cult. According to the excerpt, he succeeded in fighting off some of them and was lucky to have escaped.

answer: The narrator and Pedro are having a conversation. Then Pedro tells him a story when he was waiting for Vlad to get back. He came back not saying a word and Pedro asked him what happened. He tells them that he was attacked in the Tiger forest by a satanic cult. Just as the narrator is about to believe him he notices Pedro smirking and gets mad at him for pranking him. He then gets ready to leave for Tiger Mountain and tries to shrug off his conversation with Pedro.

text: The last two lines here are unnecessary.

refinement: The narrator and Pedro are having a conversation. Then Pedro tells him a story when he was waiting for Vlad to get back. He came back not saying a word and Pedro asked him what happened. He tells them that he was attacked in the Tiger forest by a satanic cult.

text: The summary does not need to restate the story it should simply state facts about Vlad.

refinement: Then Pedro tells him a story when he was waiting for Vlad to get back. He came back not saying a word and Pedro asked him what happened. He tells them that he was attacked in the Tiger forest by a satanic cult.

text: This should tell us who Vlad is and does not.

refinement: Vlad was a former co-worker of Pedro's at Seattle City Cabs. He came back from a job at Tiger Mountain covered in cuts and bruises. He tells them that he was attacked by a satanic cult.

answer: According to Pedro, Vlad was attacked by a group of satanic cultists in Tiger Mountain State Forest, although Vlad himself was unharmed. Pedro is convinced that if someone goes to Tiger Mountain at night, they will get killed.

text: Vlad was not unharmed.

refinement: According to Pedro, Vlad was attacked by a group of satanic cultists in Tiger Mountain State Forest, and returned covered in cuts and wounds. This is significant because Vlad is a very large, muscular man who could take anyone in a fight.


text:
Once upon a time, there were four angles that were best friends, there was Right Angle, and he always thought he was perfect since he added up to 90 degrees. Acute and her twin sister, they always complimented each other since they were both 45 degrees, perfect complementary angles. And Obtuse Angle, the big clown of the group, the other angles always pocked fun at him, saying he was a one angle supplementary, but they were wrong, he was only 179 degrees, so jokes on them. One day they decided they wanted to go to the great Plane. The Plane was a popular attraction for Angles all over the world; it was filled with beautiful sites, and extended on and on forever. All you had to do was take a right, then a left and you were at the door to the magical Plane.

The four friends set out on their journey and quickly reached the door to the grand and mystical Plane. This was the first time any of them had been to the great Plane, and they ran into a small problem. Obtuse was too big to get through the door! Acute teased him by dashing back and forth laughing. “See, you are so big you hit every Vertex of the door!” Acute joked.

“Well, I’m afraid we are going to have to cut you into two congruent pieces Obtuse if you want through” stated Right Angle. “What? No? I don’t want to be cut in half” exclaimed Obtuse, “there has to be another way.” Obtuse angle and Right angle argued about this for a good 10 minutes, Acute took this opportunity to make another joke and measured Obtuse with a Protractor and made more fun of his size. This sent Obtuse over the edge and he cried and cried. “I’m sorry” said Acute “it was mean of me to make fun of you.” But it didn’t help and Obtuse cried and cried some more, but the whole time, he got smaller and smaller, until he was just the perfect size to fit though the door. Right Angle saw the opportunity and pushed him through the door.

Just like that they were in the great Plane, it was beautiful, better than anything they could have imagined, it was completely white, extending on for as long as the eye could see, brightly colored points in space, every color and every shade you could ever think of, they light up the sky like fireworks. “What are those spots up there?” asked Obtuse. “Why those are Points, they litter the great Plane and are everywhere you look.” Explained Right Angle. Obtuse looked to the right and saw two colored lines shoot across the sky, “Oh my, what are those lines, they look like they are racing” said Obtuse. “Those lines are something called parallel lines, they travel across the great Plane, they travel in two opposite directions for as long as you can see, but will never ever meet” said Right Angle. “For some reason that makes me sad they will never meet” said Obtuse with a frown.

The four friends spent another hour or two taking in the sights, but suddenly, everything got a little dark, and some of the dots started disappearing. Looking up they saw the destroyer of the Plane. “What is that?” cried Acute. “Well that is the great eraser, and we better start running” stated Right Angle rather calmly, and so they ran, as quick as they possibly could, with dots and lines disappearing all around them, and the shadow of the great eraser slowly coming closer and closer. They could see the door in the distance but it was a long shot.

Obtuse was trailing slightly behind the rest; he had a drink since his big cry, and was back to his old 179 degrees. Almost all of the color dots were gone at this point, and the great and powerful eraser set its sights on the weak angles, chasing them with all its speed. Acute and her sister made it to the door first, and dove through it, followed by Right Angle, and bringing up the rear was Obtuse, with the great eraser right on his tail, he slammed in to the door but was just too big.

Obtuse turned around just in time to see the eraser not even a foot from him. He pushed with all his force and came flying through the door; the eraser had erased some of him, just enough to fit through the door. Obtuse didn’t mind however because the eraser had erased just enough of him to bring him to a perfect 90 degrees, no more jokes at his expense, looks like Right Angle isn't the only perfect angle in town anymore.

The four friends never returned to the great Plane, now that they knew how dangerous it was, but they were glad they got to see it, and the memory of the dancing bright lights will stay with them for the rest of their days, all they have to do is close their eyes and they see the sky light up with beautiful lights of every color. Something so wonderful will never be forgotten.
The end!

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title: Short kids story about Angles

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

What is the theme of these characters?

answer: The angle fairy tale is about how you have to look past people's differences if you want them to be your friend.

text: The question is not asking what the story is about but what the theme of the character design is.

text: Empty answer.

answer: Geometry.

answer: The theme of the characters is overcoming challenges in order to reach their destination and see the beauty of something amazing.

text: The question is not asking what the story is about but what the theme of the character design is.

text: Empty answer.

answer: The theme of these characters is adventure in an unknown land. The characters must battle obstacles to enter the great Plane and see all the sights firsthand to fully experience its beauty. However, they uncover a deeper danger in the form of the great eraser who threatens to wipe away everything in its path. Despite the risk, the characters ultimately prevail and return home with a new appreciation for the beauty of life.

text: The question is not asking what the story is about but what the theme of the character design is.

text: Empty answer.

answer: The theme of these characters is self growth and character.

text: The question is not asking what theme of the story is but what the theme of the character design is.

refinement: The theme of these characters is geometry (angles).

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

What is Obtuse' problem?

answer: Obtuse Angle is too big to fit through the door to the great Plane.

text: "Obtuse was too big to get through the door" is evidence that Obtuse's size prevents him from getting through the door to the great Plane.

answer: He is too heavy to fit in to the plane.

text: The issue isn't that he is too heavy; it's that he's too big.

text: Obtuse can fit in the Plane just fine. Rather, it's the door to the Plane that he can't fit through.

refinement: He is too big to fit through the door to the plane.

text: Plane should be capitalized as per the story.

refinement: He is too big to fit through the door to the Plane.

answer: Obtuse Angle was too big to fit through the door to the great Plane. He was embarrassed by this and cried, shrinking until he was the right size to fit through the door. The great eraser chased the four friends and Obtuse was able to fit through the door because some of him was erased, making him the right size.

text: The question does not require stating how Obtuse reacts to his problem or how his problem is overcome.

refinement: Obtuse Angle was too big to fit through the door to the great Plane.

answer: Obtuse is too big to fit through the door, so he tries to commit suicide and succeeds in getting himself cut in half.

text: Obtuse does not try to commit suicide--that is a fabrication.

refinement: Obtuse is too big to fit through the door.

text: "Obtuse was too big to get through the door" is evidence that Obtuse's size prevents him from getting through the door to the great Plane.

answer: He can't fit through the door.

text: Could be more specific (what door?).

refinement: He can't fit through the door to the Plane.

text: "Obtuse was too big to get through the door" is evidence that Obtuse's size prevents him from getting through the door to the great Plane.

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

How does he solve it?

answer: Obtuse angle gets smaller until he can fit through the door, after being teased by Acute. The great eraser chases the angles as they try to escape, but Obtuse makes it though in the end.

text: This answer does not specify how Obtuse manages to get smaller.

refinement: Obtuse angle gets smaller by crying until he can fit through the door, after being teased by Acute. The great eraser chases the angles as they try to escape, but Obtuse makes it though in the end.

text: The second sentence does not specify how Obtuse overcomes his problem.

refinement: Obtuse angle gets smaller by crying until he can fit through the door, after being teased by Acute. The great eraser erases part of Obtuse, making Obtuse small enough to make it though the door.

answer: They run but are chased. Obtuse cries a lot to get to the one opening. They make it but are chased. Obtuse cries a lot more and gets to the one opening.

text: The answer is not clear on how crying helps Obtuse get through the opening.

refinement: They run but are chased. Obtuse cries a lot, which helps him become small enough to get to the one opening. They make it but are chased. Obtuse cries a lot more and gets to the one opening.

text: The second time, Obtuse doesn't solve the issue by crying.

refinement: They run but are chased. Obtuse cries a lot, which helps him become small enough to get to the one opening. They make it but are chased. The eraser erases just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door the second time.

text: They aren't chased the first time they get through the door.

refinement: Obtuse cries a lot, which helps him become small enough to get to the one opening. They make it but are chased. The eraser erases just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door the second time.

text: Unclear how being chased relates to the rest of the answer.

refinement: Obtuse cries a lot, which helps him become small enough to get to the one opening. On the other side, they are chased by an eraser. The eraser erases just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door the second time.

answer: He gets weaker as he cries and cries, eventually crying himself small enough to fit through the door.

text: Rather than "weaker" he gets "smaller" as he cries.

refinement: He gets smaller as he cries and cries, eventually crying himself small enough to fit through the door.

text: Does not mention how he fits through the door the second time.

refinement: He gets smaller as he cries and cries, eventually crying himself small enough to fit through the door. On the way back, the eraser that is chasing them erases just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door.

text: "But it didn’t help and Obtuse cried and cried some more, but the whole time, he got smaller and smaller, until he was just the perfect size to fit though the door" is evidence that Obtuse gets smaller through crying.

answer: He cries and cries, which makes him smaller.

text: Does not mention how he gets through the door the second time.

refinement: He cries and cries, which makes him smaller. On the way back, they are chased by an eraser, who erases just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door.

text: "But it didn’t help and Obtuse cried and cried some more, but the whole time, he got smaller and smaller, until he was just the perfect size to fit though the door" is evidence that Obtuse gets smaller through crying.

answer: Obtuse Angle finds a way to fit through the door by shrinking to the perfect size required. He does so by crying and getting smaller in size. The great eraser chases him and almost catches him, but Obtuse manages to make it through the door just in time.

text: The first two sentences could be combined.

refinement: Obtuse Angle fits through the door by crying, which causes him to shrink to the perfect size. The great eraser chases him and almost catches him, but Obtuse manages to make it through the door just in time.

text: The answer is not clear on how Obtuse makes it through the door the second time.

refinement: Obtuse Angle fits through the door by crying, which causes him to shrink to the perfect size. The great eraser chases him and winds up erasing just enough of Obtuse for him to fit through the door the second time.

text: "But it didn’t help and Obtuse cried and cried some more, but the whole time, he got smaller and smaller, until he was just the perfect size to fit though the door" is evidence that Obtuse gets smaller through crying.

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

How do the angles measure one another?

answer: With a protractor

text: "Acute took this opportunity to make another joke and measured Obtuse with a Protractor" is evidence that the angles use a protractor to measure one another.

answer: With a protractor.

text: "Acute took this opportunity to make another joke and measured Obtuse with a Protractor" is evidence that the angles use a protractor to measure one another.

answer: The angles measure themselves by degree, with Obtuse Angle being 179 degrees, Acute and her sister being 45 degrees (complementary angles), and Right Angle being 90 degrees (perfect).

text: The question is asking what tool the angles use to measure each other. The answer given is irrelevant.

text: Empty answer.

answer: They use a protractor to measure Obtuse.

text: "Acute took this opportunity to make another joke and measured Obtuse with a Protractor" is evidence that the angles use a protractor to measure one another.

answer: The angles all measure each other in degrees; Acute is 45 degrees, Obtuse is 179 degrees, and Right Angle is 90 degrees. They argue about Obtuse's size precisely because of how different his degree of measure is.

text: The question is asking what tool the angles use to measure each other. The answer given is irrelevant.

text: Empty answer

question: Write a ~7 sentence summary.

answer:
Once upon a time, four friends of different angles set out to explore the great Plane. Obtuse Angle was too big for the door to the Plane and they had to figure out a way to make him fit. Acute jokes at Obtuse's expense until he gets smaller and is fit enough to enter the Plane.

At the Plane, the friends see the great eraser, who begins to erase the colors across the sky. Acute and her sister make it to the door first, but Obtuse is close behind and just barely makes it through before the eraser erases him. Though he is permanently damaged, he is glad he made it to the Plane.

text: The first sentence (particularly the phrase "of different angles") is a bit unclear.

refinement:
Once upon a time, four angles of different degrees set out to explore the great Plane. Obtuse Angle was too big for the door to the Plane and they had to figure out a way to make him fit. Acute jokes at Obtuse's expense until he gets smaller and is fit enough to enter the Plane.

At the Plane, the friends see the great eraser, who begins to erase the colors across the sky. Acute and her sister make it to the door first, but Obtuse is close behind and just barely makes it through before the eraser erases him. Though he is permanently damaged, he is glad he made it to the Plane.

text: This answer does not explain how Acute's joking allows Obtuse to make it through the door.

refinement:
Once upon a time, four angles of different degrees set out to explore the great Plane. Obtuse Angle was too big for the door to the Plane and they had to figure out a way to make him fit. Acute jokes at Obtuse's expense which makes him cry. As he cries, he gets smaller until he is able to fit through the door.

At the Plane, the friends see the great eraser, who begins to erase the colors across the sky. Acute and her sister make it to the door first, but Obtuse is close behind and just barely makes it through before the eraser erases him. Though he is permanently damaged, he is glad he made it to the Plane.

text: It isn't clear that the eraser is chasing them.

refinement:
Once upon a time, four angles of different degrees set out to explore the great Plane. Obtuse Angle was too big for the door to the Plane and they had to figure out a way to make him fit. Acute jokes at Obtuse's expense which makes him cry. As he cries, he gets smaller until he is able to fit through the door.

At the Plane, the friends see the great eraser, who begins to erase the colors across the sky and then starts chasing them. Acute and her sister make it to the door first, but Obtuse is close behind and just barely makes it through before the eraser erases him. Though he is permanently damaged, he is glad he made it to the Plane.

text: "Permanently damaged" is a bit misleading, as Obtuse is happy to have been made into a right angle.

refinement:
Once upon a time, four angles of different degrees set out to explore the great Plane. Obtuse Angle was too big for the door to the Plane and they had to figure out a way to make him fit. Acute jokes at Obtuse's expense which makes him cry. As he cries, he gets smaller until he is able to fit through the door.

At the Plane, the friends see the great eraser, who begins to erase the colors across the sky and then starts chasing them. Acute and her sister make it to the door first, but Obtuse is close behind and just barely makes it through before the eraser erases him. The eraser erased just enough of him to turn him into a right angle, and he is glad he made it to the Plane.

answer: Four angles decide to explore the great Plane and run into difficulty with the entrance. Obtuse Angle is too big and is going to have to be cut in half in order to enter. Acute makes fun of Obtuse for his size and Obtuse gets upset. Luckily, he shrinks down to the perfect size required to enter the plane. On the way there, the great eraser duels them, but Obtuse manages to get inside the door with the help of friends. Unfortunately some of Obtuse is erased to make the fit inside the door, but this leaves him at a perfect 90 degrees.

text: The answer isn't clear on how Obtuse is able to shrink down to the perfect size.

refinement: Four angles decide to explore the great Plane and run into difficulty with the entrance. Obtuse Angle is too big and is going to have to be cut in half in order to enter. Acute makes fun of Obtuse for his size and Obtuse gets upset. Luckily, by crying, he shrinks down to the perfect size required to enter the plane. On the way there, the great eraser duels them, but Obtuse manages to get inside the door with the help of friends. Unfortunately some of Obtuse is erased to make the fit inside the door, but this leaves him at a perfect 90 degrees.

text: The great eraser doesn't duel them; it chases them.

refinement: Four angles decide to explore the great Plane and run into difficulty with the entrance. Obtuse Angle is too big and is going to have to be cut in half in order to enter. Acute makes fun of Obtuse for his size and Obtuse gets upset. Luckily, by crying, he shrinks down to the perfect size required to enter the plane. On the way there, the great eraser chases them, but Obtuse manages to get inside the door with the help of friends. Unfortunately some of Obtuse is erased to make the fit inside the door, but this leaves him at a perfect 90 degrees.

text: It isn't made perfectly clear that Obtuse fits through the door the second time because the eraser erases just enough of him.

refinement: Four angles decide to explore the great Plane and run into difficulty with the entrance. Obtuse Angle is too big and is going to have to be cut in half in order to enter. Acute makes fun of Obtuse for his size and Obtuse gets upset. Luckily, by crying, he shrinks down to the perfect size required to enter the plane. On the way there, the great eraser chases them. Obtuse manages to get back through the door after the eraser erases just enough of him for him to fit. This leaves him at a perfect 90 degrees.

answer: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. All you have to go to get there is to take a right, then a left, then you're at the door to the magical Plane. Obtuse, however, won't fit. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights, but the dots start disappearing because there is an eraser. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: It's not clear that Obtuse won't fit through the door--the phrasing makes it sound as if he won't fit in the plane.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. All you have to go to get there is to take a right, then a left, then you're at the door to the magical Plane. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights, but the dots start disappearing because there is an eraser. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: It isn't necessary to summarize the directions to the Plane.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights, but the dots start disappearing because there is an eraser. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: The summary does not explain what the dots are.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because there is an eraser. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: Could be clearer that the eraser is erasing the dots.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because they are being erased by an eraser. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: Does not mention that the eraser chases the angles.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because they are being erased by an eraser. The eraser chases the angles. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: Does not mention that Obtuse gets stuck a second time.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because they are being erased by an eraser. The eraser chases the angles. Having reverted to his usual size, Obtuse struggles to get back through the door. The eraser gets enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: "gets" should be "erases"

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because they are being erased by an eraser. The eraser chases the angles. Having reverted to his usual size, Obtuse struggles to get back through the door. The eraser erases enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back.

text: Does not mention that Obtuse is now a right angle.

refinement: Several angles get together to go see the Plane, a place rumored to be magical and beautiful with many lights. Obtuse, however, won't fit through the door. Then he cries and cries and finds that he's gotten smaller-he can fit. They all go see the plane. There, they marvel at the sights of dots in the sky, but the dots start disappearing because they are being erased by an eraser. The eraser chases the angles. Having reverted to his usual size, Obtuse struggles to get back through the door. The eraser erases enough of Obtuse that he can comfortably fit through the door to get back. He emerges as a perfect 90 degree angle.

answer:
Four angles go to the great Plane, an enclosed area filled with points and connections in all different colors. Obtuse (the largest) can't fit through the door. Left angle, Acute and her twin One, mocks him, and he cries; Obtuse shrinks to fit through the door, and his friends make Acute feel bad.

They spend a while exploring the landscape, and leave just as a great eraser, the great destroyer, begins to erase the landscape. Obtuse only just fits through the door, with the eraser just behind him erasing some of him, making him just perfect. They close their eyes and see the sky light up with beautiful lights of every color.

text: The connection between Obtuse crying and shrinking could be made clearer.

refinement:
Four angles go to the great Plane, an enclosed area filled with points and connections in all different colors. Obtuse (the largest) can't fit through the door. Left angle, Acute and her twin One, mocks him, and he cries; this causes Obtuse to shrink enough that he can to fit through the door, and his friends make Acute feel bad.

They spend a while exploring the landscape, and leave just as a great eraser, the great destroyer, begins to erase the landscape. Obtuse only just fits through the door, with the eraser just behind him erasing some of him, making him just perfect. They close their eyes and see the sky light up with beautiful lights of every color.

text: It isn't clear that the last sentence is describing their memory.

refinement:
Four angles go to the great Plane, an enclosed area filled with points and connections in all different colors. Obtuse (the largest) can't fit through the door. Left angle, Acute and her twin One, mocks him, and he cries; this causes Obtuse to shrink enough that he can to fit through the door, and his friends make Acute feel bad.

They spend a while exploring the landscape, and leave just as a great eraser, the great destroyer, begins to erase the landscape. Obtuse only just fits through the door, with the eraser just behind him erasing some of him, making him just perfect. They retain their memories of the sky lit up with beautiful lights of every color.

answer: Four girls are best friends: Right Angle, Ate, Obtuse, and Convex. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. As spheres, Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, they try to think of alternative ways to get to the Plane, but they cannot agree. Eventually, with help from Right Angle, they make it through the door, but only Acute and her sisters fit inside. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The characters are not all girls (Obtuse is male).

refinement: Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Ate, Obtuse, and Convex. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. As spheres, Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, they try to think of alternative ways to get to the Plane, but they cannot agree. Eventually, with help from Right Angle, they make it through the door, but only Acute and her sisters fit inside. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The names of the characters are incorrect.

refinement: Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. As spheres, Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, they try to think of alternative ways to get to the Plane, but they cannot agree. Eventually, with help from Right Angle, they make it through the door, but only Acute and her sisters fit inside. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The characters are not spheres.

refinement: Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, they try to think of alternative ways to get to the Plane, but they cannot agree. Eventually, with help from Right Angle, they make it through the door, but only Acute and her sisters fit inside. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The summary is not accurate in regards to how Obtuse manages to make it through the door to the Plane.

refinement: Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, which makes him cry. Due to his crying, Obtuse shrinks just enough to fit through the door. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The summary does not properly introduce the eraser.

refinement:
Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, which makes him cry. Due to his crying, Obtuse shrinks just enough to fit through the door.
They enjoy the sights of the plane until an eraser starts erasing everything and begins chasing them. Obtuse is still getting closer when the great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: Does not mention why Obtuse gets stuck the second time.

refinement:
Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, which makes him cry. Due to his crying, Obtuse shrinks just enough to fit through the door.
They enjoy the sights of the plane until an eraser starts erasing everything and begins chasing them. Obtuse regained his size and struggles to fit back through the door. The great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. The eraser almost caught him outside the door – with this, he only misses being perfectly right by 1 degree, and no longer has to get mocked the way he used to.

text: The last sentence is incorrect--he is actually transformed into a perfect 90 degree angle.

refinement:
Four angles are best friends: Right Angle, Acute and her twin, and Obtuse. They live and grow in a world of topology, measuring, and two-dimension drawings. Right Angle is 90 degrees, Acute and her sister are both 45 degrees, and Obtuse is 179 degrees. One day they all decide to visit the great Plane, a popular attraction for all the angles in the world. They make their way to the door of the Plane, but Obtuse is too big. Acute teases him for his size, which makes him cry. Due to his crying, Obtuse shrinks just enough to fit through the door.
They enjoy the sights of the plane until an eraser starts erasing everything and begins chasing them. Obtuse regained his size and struggles to fit back through the door. The great eraser catches up to him, erasing part of his body, which finally let him fit through the door. Obtuse emerges as a perfect 90 degree angle.


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AQUILLA is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, in the U.S. state of Missouri.[1]

History

A post office called Aquilla was established in 1892, and remained in operation until 1908.[2] Some say the name Aquilla is Latin meaning “eagle”, while others believe Aquilla is named after a character in the Bible.[3]

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title: Aquilla, Missouri

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

What is Aquilla?

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, in the United States state of Missouri.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, Missouri.

answer: An unincorporated community.

answer: A POSTAL HEADQUARTERS office

text: No.

refinement: It's an unincorporated community in Missouri.

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

What is an unincorporated community?

answer: That information is not known, there is not enough information.

answer: An unincorporated community is a community which does not have a legal municipal government.

text: Information was not in the text.

refinement: An unincorporated community is a community which does not have a legal municipal government but this information is not in the text.

answer: It is not known in this context.

answer: This is not clear in the article.

answer: An unincorporated community is a geographic area lacking formal political organization.

text: This information isn't available in this text.

refinement: An unincorporated community is a geographic area lacking formal political organization but that information is not available in this text.

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

Where is it located?

answer: Aquilla is located in Stoddard County, Missouri, in the U.S.

answer: In Missouri.

answer: Aquilla is located in Stoddard County, Missouri.

answer: It is unincorporated in Missouri in Stoddard County.

answer: Aquilla is located in Stoddard County, Missouri.

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

Until what year did the post office called Aquilla remain in operation?

answer: It remained in operation until 1908.

answer: 1908.

answer: Until 1908.

answer: The Aquilla post office was in operation from 1892 until 1908.

answer: The post office called Aquilla remained in operation from 1892 until 1908.

question: Write a ~2 sentence summary.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, in the U.S. state of Missouri. It might be named from the Latin word meaning "eagle", or after a character in the Bible.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, in the U.S. state of Missouri. Several different explanations exist for how it got its name, but none can be definitively proven.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, Missouri. The origin of the name is disputed, but some believe it means "eagle" in Latin while others believe it is named after a character in the Bible.

answer: The unincorporated community of Aquilla exists in Missouri. It got its name due to a post office that operated there.

answer: Aquilla is an unincorporated community in Stoddard County, Missouri. Some believe the name derives from the Latin word for "eagle", while others believe it is named after a character in the Bible.