lays out a sequence of sub-events, no sub-event is explicitly mentioned as the final one[^3]. We choose all the predicates of those sub-events which are preceded by other sub-events which possess at least one process-oriented predicate.[^4]

[| M[2.8cm]{} | L[3cm]{} | C[5.5cm]{} | R[3cm]{} |]{} **Triggering Predicate and Thematic Arguments** & **Question Template** & **Sample Fact & VerbNet Predicate** & **Generated Question**\
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**HAS\_POSSESSION** (Asset,Recipient) & **Who** has Asset ? Recipient & Robert paid [[ ]{}]{} to [[ ]{}]{} for the cycle. **HAS\_POSSESSION**([[ ]{}]{},[[ ]{}]{}) & **Who** has [[ ]{}]{} ? [[ ]{}]{}\
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**HARMED** (Patient) & **What** is harmed ? Patient & The terrorists bombed [[ ]{}]{}. **HARMED**([[ ]{}]{}) & **What** is harmed ? [[ ]{}]{}\
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**NOT\_ALIVE** (Patient) & Is Patient alive ? No. & According to epics, Vishnu killed [[ ]{}]{}. **NOT\_ALIVE** ([[ ]{}]{}) & Is [[ ]{}]{} alive ? No.\

PropBank Argument Descriptions
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PropBank rolesets’ course-grained annotation of verb-specific argument definitions (“killer”, “payer”, etc.) to represent semantic roles offers robustly specific natural language descriptions to ask questions about the exact roles participants play. Nonetheless, not all descriptions are suitable to be utilized directly in rigid templates. So, we incorporate 