You are shown a conversation between a user and system. Identify who has spoken the indicated sentence based on the conversation.

[Q]: Sentence1: I have the TR4849 train leaving Ely at 13:35 on Monday. Sentence2: How about cityroomz? It is located in the centre of the city, is moderately priced, has 0 stars, and has free wifi. I think it would be perfect ofor you! Sentence3: Perfect, could you also assist me in finding a place to stay? Sentence4: What will be my arrival time in Cambridge and what is the ticket price, please? Sentence5: You're welcome. Have a great day. Good bye. Sentence6: You are booked and your reference number is QUJQMRK7 . Can I help you with anything else? Sentence7: That is everything, thank you for your help. Sentence8: From where will you be departing? Sentence9: I'm looking for a train that goes to cambridge, leaving after 12:30 on monday Sentence10: I am leaving from Ely. Sentence11: Oh I'm not picky on the area. I definitely need free wifi, moderate price, and 0 stars though. Sentence12: That's perfect I need it booked for 8 people for 5 nights starting on Monday. Sentence13: I sure can. What area would you like to stay? Sentence14: The price is 4.40 pounds. You will arrive at 13:52. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
[A]: Answer: (A) User


[Q]: Sentence1: Thank you. I am also looking for a particular restaurant, it is called Charlie Chan. Can you provide me its address? Sentence2: I want able to book your room at the Gonville Hotel for you for the two nights. Your reference number for this is KYXT8TUS . Sentence3: I would like to book for four people for three nights beginning on Tuesday. Sentence4: No, thank you. That's all I needed today. Sentence5: Does the Gonville Hotel have guesthouse accommodations? Sentence6: Yes please book it for four people in 3 nights starting on Tuesday Sentence7: Before I book this hotel I just want to inform you that I have confirmed that it is not a guesthouse but a hotel. Would you still like me to book? Sentence8: No how about two nights? Sentence9: I believe so, yes. Sentence10: Unfortunately it can not be booked for 3 days. Did you want to get information about a different hotel instead? Sentence11: I am looking for a 3 star hotel with free parking in Cambridge. Sentence12: Absolutely. On what day, for how many people and how long is your stay? Sentence13: Certainly! The address for the Charlie Chan is Regent Street City Centre. Would you like me to book a reservation? Sentence14: Thanks for contacting Cambridge TownInfo centre. Let us know if you need anything else and have a great day! Sentence15: I found a handful of locations that might suit your interests. Would you care to check out the Gonville Hotel? It has everything you are looking for in accommodations. Sentence16: Can you book this hotel? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 5? (A) User (B) System
[A]: Answer: (B) System


[Q]: Sentence1: How about one that serves british food then? Sentence2: Have a great day Sentence3: I apologize but I was not able to find a moderately priced bistro. Would you be interested in a different type of restaurant? Sentence4: I have found a few British restaurants in your price range. Do you want a specific part of town? Sentence5: No, could you recommend me a place? I'm looking for to book a table for 2 on Thursday at 11:30. Sentence6: I am looking for a restaurant in the moderate price range that serves bistro type food. Sentence7: Okay, I've booked you at the Oak Bistro with reference number ANAMHNOW . May I help with anything else? Sentence8: No thank you. It's perfect. Thank you for your help. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 2? (A) User (B) System
[A]:
Answer: (A) User