You are given a question, its answer, and a sentence that supports the question, i.e., the answer to the question is inferable from the sentence. In this task, you need to paraphrase the given sentence so that the paraphrased sentence still supports the question i.e. you can still infer the answer to the question from the paraphrased sentence. Do not write a paraphrase with a minor change in the given sentence e.g. replacing the word "one" with "a". Instead, try to write a paraphrase that contains new words, i.e. the words that are not present in the input sentence.

Input: Consider Input: Question: What two gases make up most of the Earth's atmosphere? 
Answer: Oxygen and nitrogen. 
Sentence: Oxygen and nitrogen make up most of the earth's atmosphere.

Output: Earth's atmosphere is made up mostly of oxygen and nitrogen.


Input: Consider Input: Question: Which sequence identifies the levels of organization of body structures in a human from simplest to most complex? 
Answer: cell → tissue → organ → organ system. 
Sentence: The sequence cell → tissue → organ → organ system identifies the levels of organization of body structures in a human from simplest to most complex.

Output: Cell-->tissue-->-->organ-->organs system is the sequence that identifies the levels of the organization of body structures in a human from simplest to most complex.


Input: Consider Input: Question: All of the petals together are called what? 
Answer: corolla. 
Sentence: All of the petals together are called a corolla.


Output: A corolla is a term to address all of the petals together.