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  • Who and in what type of car was driving right behind the Chevrolet?
    A young man (a student) in an old Ford.
  • Who was driving the Chevrolet?
    A middle-aged woman.
  • What wasn't he doing?
    He wasn't paying attention to the road.
  • How did the driver of the Chevrolet brake?
    She braked quickly.
  • Did the police come immediately?
    Yes, they did.
  • Where is Lawrence?
    In Kansas, the US.
  • What happened to the cat and the dog?
    We don't really know.
  • What happened to the old Ford?
    It crashed into the Chevrolet.
  • What colour was the traffic light?
    It was green.
  • Could the old Ford stop in time?
    No, it couldn't.
  • What was sitting on the corner near the traffic light?
    A cat.
  • How was the middle-aged woman driving?
    She was driving carefully.
  • What was the young woman doing in the street?
    She was walking.
  • Who was walking down the street?
    A young woman.
  • Did the driver of the old Ford brake?
    Yes, he did.
  • How was the student driving?
    He wasn't driving carefully.
  • How many cars were going down Second Street in Lawrence? What type of cars were they?
    Two: a Chevrolet and an old Ford.
  • Why wasn't the young man driving carefully?
    Because he was worrying about his final exams.
  • What was the dog doing on the opposite corner?
    It was sitting there.
  • Who called the police and the ambulance?
    The young woman did.
  • What was the young man worrying about?
    About his classes and his final exams.
  • What did the young woman do when she saw the accident?
    She called the police and the ambulance.
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