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

They had dinner in the open-air, tree-walled dining-room, and Saxon noted that it was Billy who paid the reckoning for the four. They knew many of the young men and women at the other tables, and greetings and fun flew back and forth. Bert was very possessive with Mary, almost roughly so, resting his hand on hers, catching and holding it, and, once, forcibly slipping off her two rings and refusing to return them for a long while. At times, when he put his arm around her waist, Mary promptly disengaged it; and at other times, with elaborate obliviousness that deceived no one, she allowed it to remain. 

And Saxon, talking little but studying Billy Roberts very intently, was satisfied that there would be an utter difference in the way he would do such things... if ever he would do them. Anyway, he'd never paw a girl as Bert and lots of the other fellows did. She measured the breadth of Billy's heavy shoulders. 

"Why do they call you 'Big' Bill?" she asked. "You're not so very tall." 

"Nope," he agreed. "I'm only five feet eight an' three-quarters. I guess it must be my weight." 

"He fights at a hundred an' eighty," Bert interjected. 

"Oh, out it," Billy said quickly, a cloud-rift of displeasure showing in his eyes. "I ain't a fighter. I ain't fought in six months. I've quit it. It don't pay." 

"Yon got two hundred the night you put the Frisco Slasher to the bad," Bert urged proudly.  1. What synonym for "bill" is used to describe what Billy paid?
2. What is Billy's surname?
3. What did Bert take off Mary's hand?
4. How many?
5. Did he give them back promptly?
6. What is Billy's nickname?
7. True or False: The nickname was given because he is tall.
8. How much does Bert say the fighter weighs?
9. True or False: Billy beat the Slasher in a fight.
10. Does Billy still fight?
11. Why not?
12. True or False: The group ate indoors.
13. How many diners were there?
14. Who is Bert controlling of?
15. What did he do with her waist?
16. Did the group know anyone else in the restaurant?
17. How many others, exactly?
18. True or False: Saxon spoke a lot.
19. What does Saxon think he wouldn't do as others did?
20. How much did Billy win for beating the Frisco Slasher?
numbered_answers: 1. "Reckoning"
2. Roberts
3. Rings.
4. Two.
5. No.
6. 'Big' Bill
7. False.
8. One hundred and eighty
9. True.
10. No.
11. It doesn't pay.
12. False.
13. Four
14. Mary.
15. He put his arm around it.
16. Yes.
17. Unknown.
18. False.
19. Paw a girl.
20. 200

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. Washington (CNN) -- A 21-year-old Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate President Obama by firing a rifle at the White House is competent to stand trial, a federal judge ruled Friday. 

In issuing the ruling, Magistrate Judge John Facciola turned down a request by government prosecutors for Oscar Ortega-Hernandez to undergo more mental evaluation. 

Dr. Elizabeth Teegarden, a clinical psychologist who interviewed the accused for 50 minutes, told the court she concluded, "he was clearly competent to stand trial." 

Federal prosecutor George Varghese asked Teegarden if she was aware the defendant had referred to himself as a modern-day Jesus Christ and if she knew he reportedly thought the government had a plan to implant global positioning system chips inside U.S. citizens to be able to track them. She said she had not been given that information before she interviewed Ortega-Hernandez. 

The psychologist said that during the interview, Ortega-Hernandez answered questions about his background, said he had never been treated for a mental illness, and understood the function of the judges and lawyers involved in his case. 

Teegarden said that when she asked him about comments he had allegedly made to people he knows in Idaho that indicated he might want to hurt Obama, Ortega-Hernandez didn't want to discuss the subject. 

"I don't see any delusions in this case that affect competency," Teegarden said. "I saw no delusional thinking, period." 

Teegarden, who works for the city's Department of Mental Health, said she does more than 400 mental competency evaluations a year.  1. Who is the prosecutor?
2. Who did he ask about the competency of the defendant?
3. Who is the defendant?
4. How old is he?
5. Is he accused of treason?
6. Does he have a mental illness?
7. Who examined him?
8. Did he refer to himself as the president?
9. Who did claim to be?
10. Who did he try to harm?
numbered_answers: 1. George Varghese
2. Magistrate Judge John Facciola
3. Oscar Ortega-Hernandez
4. 21
5. no
6. no
7. psychologist
8. no
9. Jesus
10. President Obama

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. (CNN)India made the perfect start to its defense of cricket's World Cup with an emphatic 76-run victory over arch-rival Pakistan in a Pool B opener in Adelaide Sunday. 

Inspired by a century from man-of-the-match Virat Kohli, India piled up 300 for seven wickets in its 50 overs, with Pakistan dismissed for 224 in 47 overs. 

The match was played before a sell-out crowd of over 40,000 at the Adelaide Oval, the vast majority supporters of the two powerhouses of Asian cricket. 

Pakistan's pursuit of a formidable total on a slow wicket was hampered by indifferent batting against a persistent Indian bowling attack, led by paceman Mohammed Shami, who took four wickets for 35 runs. 

Misbah-ul-Haq top-scored for Pakistan with 76 before giving Shami his fourth wicket, but he could find little support from its middle and lower order batsman and the result had an air of inevitably about it as wickets tumbled. 

Earlier, Kohli, given two chances when dropped on three and 76, became the first Indian player to score a century against Pakistan in a World Cup match. 

He shared century stands with opener Shikhar Dhawan (73) and Suresh Raina, who smashed 74 off 56 balls against a wilting Pakistan bowling attack, with 83 runs coming off the final 10 overs. 

Sohail Khan led the Pakistan attack with five wickets for 55 runs, but was expensive in his closing overs. 

"It's one of the biggest wins of my career. It's amazing to start like this," said Kohli, who was scoring his 22nd one-day international century.  1. Who is playing for the championship?
2. Who is their rival?
3. Who won?
4. How much did they win by?
5. What group did they play in?
6. When did this game take place?
7. When?
8. Who was the inspirational leader for the Indian team?
9. How many points did he help with?
10. How many people were at the game?
11. Where was the game at?
12. Were there any remaining seats open?
13. Was the game between two american teams?
14. Where are the teams located at?
15. Was there any recognizable players on the Pakistinian team?
16. Is he a defender?
17. How many points did he accrue over the game?
numbered_answers:
1. India
2. Pakistan
3. India
4. 76-run victory
5. Pool B
6. Adelaide
7. Sunday
8. Virat Kohli
9. 300 for seven wickets
10. over 40,000
11. Adelaide Oval
12. No
13. No
14. Asia
15. Misbah-ul-Haq
16. No
17. 76