input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. The sound of the women washing laundry down at the lake woke Lizzie up. She yawned, stretching out like a lazy cat. Her sister was also awake. "Lizzie", Meghan whispered, "are you awake?" Lizzie nodded and rolled out of bed. Meghan rolled over and went back to sleep. 

As Lizzie walked down the hallway, she accidentally stepped on Ralph's tail. "Woof!" Ralph yelled, in pain. "Sorry, Ralph", said Lizzie. 

Lizzie went down the stairs and into the kitchen. She ate some milk and cereal for breakfast. Then she sat down to write a letter to her dad. As she was writing she heard Ralph playing with his ball. 

Lizzie's dad was a driver for a rich family in England. She had only met her dad in person once, but they wrote letters to each other every week. Her dad was a very busy man, and he did what he had to for his family. Sometimes Lizzie wished she could go to England, too. It wasn't fair that the other girls got to see their dads every day. 

After writing a page, Lizzie stopped. Her hand was covered in the black ink of the pen. She washed her hands and dried them. Then she went outside to wait for the postman. She would mail her letter right away. 1. What woke Lizzie up?
2. What did she do after that?
3. Was her sister awake?
4. What was her name?
5. What did Meghan ask?
6. Did Meghan go back to sleep after that?
7. Who's tail was stepped on?
8. Did he yell something in pain?
9. Did Lizzie appologize for it?
10. What room did she go to next?
11. Did she get something to eat for breakfast?
12. What did she have to eat?
13. After that what did she do?
14. What did she hear while she was writing?
15. What did Lizzie's dad do for work for a rich family in England?
16. How many times had she met him in person?
17. Was her dad a busy person?
18. Did Lizzie ever want to go to England too?
numbered_answers: 1. The sound of the women washing laundry down at the lake
2. She yawned, stretching out like a lazy cat.
3. yes
4. Meghan
5. are you awake
6. yes
7. Ralph
8. Yes
9. yes
10. the kitchen
11. yes
12. milk and cereal
13. sat down to write a letter to her dad
14. Ralph playing with his ball
15. He was a driver
16. once
17. yes
18. yes

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. CHAPTER XXV 

He was duly at Transham station in time for the London train, and, after a minute consecrated to looking in the wrong direction, he saw his mother already on the platform with her bag, an air-cushion, and a beautifully neat roll. 

'Travelling third!' he thought. 'Why will she do these things?' 

Slightly flushed, she kissed Felix with an air of abstraction. 

"How good of you to meet me, darling!" 

Felix pointed in silence to the crowded carriage from which she had emerged. Frances Freeland looked a little rueful. "It would have been delightful," she said. "There was a dear baby there and, of course, I couldn't have the window down, so it WAS rather hot." 

Felix, who could just see the dear baby, said dryly: 

"So that's how you go about, is it? Have you had any lunch?" 

Frances Freeland put her hand under his arm. "Now, don't fuss, darling! Here's sixpence for the porter. There's only one trunk--it's got a violet label. Do you know them? They're so useful. You see them at once. I must get you some." 

"Let me take those things. You won't want this cushion. I'll let the air out." 

"I'm afraid you won't be able, dear. It's quite the best screw I've ever come across--a splendid thing; I can't get it undone." 

"Ah!" said Felix. "And now we may as well go out to the car!" 

He was conscious of a slight stoppage in his mother's footsteps and rather a convulsive squeeze of her hand on his arm. Looking at her face, he discovered it occupied with a process whose secret he could not penetrate, a kind of disarray of her features, rapidly and severely checked, and capped with a resolute smile. They had already reached the station exit, where Stanley's car was snorting. Frances Freeland looked at it, then, mounting rather hastily, sat, compressing her lips.  1. what is his mother's name?
2. what station did he go to?
3. did she travel first class?
4. then?
5. what was he conscious of?
6. and?
7. could he let the air out of the cushion?
8. did he ask her about a meal?
9. what meal?
10. where was the train coming from?
11. how many things did he see mother with?
12. what were they?
13. was it cold in the train?
14. what was it?
15. why?
16. was there a reason for that?
17. what?
18. what color is the lable?
19. what is it on?
20. how much does she want to give the porter?
numbered_answers:
1. Frances Freeland
2. Transham station
3. no
4. third
5. a slight stoppage in his mother's footsteps
6. a convulsive squeeze of her hand on his arm
7. no
8. yes
9. lunch
10. London
11. Three
12. bag, an air-cushion, and a beautifully neat roll.
13. no
14. hot
15. she couldn't have the window down
16. yes
17. There was baby
18. violet
19. trunk
20. sixpence