Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hello Professor Speaker1. 
Speaker1: Hello Speaker2. Anything I can do for you?
Speaker2: Yes. I was absent last class and I have a question about Friday's quiz. Will it cover Chapter 7?
Speaker1: The quiz will cover chapters 4 through 6.
Speaker2: Ok, so genetic mutations will not be included, correct?
Speaker1: Well, we covered some of that material in chapter 6, so you can expect something on that?
Speaker2: Ok, I understand. And how about mitosis?
Speaker1: Speaker2, I suggest you read chapters 4 through 6.
Speaker2: I know, but I was away last class and sometimes you hand out additional materials.
Speaker1: Yes, there was an additional handout, but please contact one of your peers to get a copy.
Speaker2: Ok, will do. Thank you very much, and sorry to bother you with these texts.
Speaker1: No problem. Take care and we'll see you Friday.
Speaker2: Ok, have a great afternoon.
Speaker1: Thank you, the same to you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 asks Speaker1 about Friday's quiz. It will cover chapters 4 through 6. Speaker2 will contact his peers to get additional materials.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval The situation in Kongo is terrible because of its resources and politics.