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

The Marchioness of Amesbury was giving a garden party in the spacious but somewhat urban grounds of her mansion in Kensington. Perhaps because it was the first affair of its sort of the season, and perhaps, also, because Cecilia Amesbury had the knack of making friends in every walk of life, it was remarkably well attended. Two stockbrokers, Roger Kendrick and his friend Maurice White, who had escaped from the City a little earlier than usual, and had shared a taxicab up west, congratulated themselves upon having found a quiet and shady seat where iced drinks were procurable and the crush was not so great. 

"Anything doing in your market to-day?" Kendrick asked his younger associate. 

White made a little grimace. 

"B. & I., B. & I., all the time," he grumbled. "I'm sick of the name of the damned things. And to tell you the truth, Ken, when a client asks for my advice about them, I don't know what to say." 

Kendrick contemplated the tips of his patent boots. He was a well-looking, well-turned-out and well-to-do representative of the occupation which he, his father and grandfather had followed,--ten years older, perhaps, than his companion, but remarkably well-preserved. He had made money and kept it. 

"They say that Rockefeller's at the back of them," he remarked. 

"They may say what they like but who's to prove it?" his young companion argued. "They must have enormous backing, of course, but until they declare it, I'm not pushing the business. Look at the Board on their merits, Ken."  1. Who was hosting a celebration?
2. What kind?
3. Where?
4. Had there been similar events recently?
5. Where there many people there?
6. How did the stock traders arrive?
7. Where did they come from?
8. Were they sitting in a crowded area?
9. What was the younger man's name?
10. And the other?
11. What was the younger man tired of?
12. Did he have good advice for his clients?
13. What article of clothing was the older man looking at?
14. Was he a poor man?
15. Was he the first in his family to do this work?
16. Who had preceded him?
17. What was the age difference between the two men?
18. Had the older man squandered his earnings?
19. Who did he think was behind stuff?
20. Did the younger man accept this as certain?
numbered_answers: 1. The Marchioness of Amesbury
2. a garden party
3. Kensington
4. No
5. Yes
6. taxicab
7. the City
8. No
9. Maurice White
10. Roger Kendrick
11. the name of the damned things
12. No
13. boots
14. No
15. No
16. his father
17. ten years
18. No
19. Rockefeller
20. No

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

THE PASSAGE OF THE MOUNTAINS 

Kermode had been gone a fortnight when Prescott reached the camp and heard from Ferguson and others of his latest exploit. He smiled as he listened to their stories, but that he should find people willing to talk about the man did not surprise him. Kermode was not likely to pass unnoticed: his talents were of a kind that seized attention. Where he went there was laughter and sometimes strife; he had a trick of winning warm attachment, and even where his departure was not regretted he was remembered. 

Ferguson insisted on taking Prescott in, for his comrade's sake, and late one evening he sat talking with him beside the stove. His house was rudely put together, shingle-roofed and walled with shiplap boards that gave out strong resinous odors. The joints were not tight and stinging draughts crept in. Deep snow lay about the camp and the frost was keen. 

"I can't venture to predict Kermode's movements," said the clergyman. "It was his intention to make for a camp half-way to the coast, but he may change his mind long before he gets there." 

"Yes," Prescott replied; "that's the kind of man he is." 

Ferguson smiled. 

"You and Kermode strike me as differing in many ways; yet you seem strongly attached to him." 

"That's true," Prescott assented. "I can't see that I owe him anything, and he once led me into a piece of foolishness that nobody but himself could have thought of. I knew the thing was crazy, but I did it when he urged me, and I've regretted it ever since. Still, when I meet the fellow I expect I shan't have a word of blame for him."  1. who insisted on taking Prescott in?
2. who seemed attached to Kermode?
3. how long had Kermode been gone?
4. where were Ferguson and Prescott having a conversation?
5. who house was the stove in?
6. was his roof double shingled?
7. what material was it walled with?
8. where was Kermode planning to make camp?
9. according to who?
10. what did Kermode lead Prescott into on one occasion?
numbered_answers: 1. Ferguson did
2. Prescott
3. a fortnight
4. beside the stove
5. Ferguson's
6. unknown
7. shiplap boards
8. half-way to the coast
9. the clergyman
10. into a piece of foolishness

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. (CNN) -- Matthew Murray, the man who police say shot and killed four people at two separate locations in Colorado on Sunday, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, the coroner's office said Tuesday. 

A former roommate took this photo of Matthew Murray performing in a 2002 Christmas program. 

"The death of Matthew Murray has been ruled a suicide," the El Paso County Coroner's Office said in a statement. 

"It should be noted that he was struck multiple times by the security officer, which put him down. He then fired a single round killing himself," the statement said. 

Police Sgt. Skip Arms told The Associated Press that Murray shot himself in the head. 

Police say before Murray, 24, went down, he shot and killed sisters Stephanie and Rachael Works, ages 18 and 16, and wounded their father, who was in or near their car in the parking lot of New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 

Murray also wounded two other people with his assault rifle as he re-entered the church. 

One of them, Larry Bourbonnais, said he tried to distract the shooter before security guard Jeanne Assam made her move. Watch Bourbonnais describe the scene at New Life » 

"I'm telling you right now, she's the hero, not me. It was the bravest thing I have ever seen," Bourbonnais said. "She had no cover. He fired -- I heard him fire three. I heard her fire three. And she just began -- she kept yelling 'Surrender!' the whole time. And she just walked forward, like she's walking to her car in the parking lot, firing the whole time."  1. How many people did Matt kill?
2. In how many places?
3. On what day?
4. How did he die?
5. Who took his picture?
6. what was he doing in the picture?
7. what year?
8. who hit Matt ?
9. Who fired the bullet that killed matt?
10. Where did he shoot himself?
11. How old was he?
12. How old was Stephanie Works?
13. How old was Rachael works?
14. Did they die?
15. Did their father die?
16. Where were they?
17. In what city?
18. In what state?
19. Was the security guard a man?
20. How many shots were exchanged?
numbered_answers:
1. Four
2. two
3. Sunday
4. gunshot?
5. A former roommate took this photo of Matthew Murray performing in a 2002 Christmas program.
6. performing in a Christmas program.
7. 2002
8. the security officer
9. he killed himself
10. the head
11. 24
12. 18
13. 16
14. yes they did
15. no
16. New life church
17. Colorado Springs
18. Colorado.
19. No
20. She had no cover. He fired -- I heard him fire three. I heard her fire three. And she just began -- sh