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

Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Sorry. TR2052 departs from leicester and the destination is cambridge. It leaves at 15:09 on Wednesday. Would you like me to book it for you? Sentence2: Yes, I only need 1 ticket for myself. Sentence3: There are 13. I could recommend Trinity College on Trinity Street. Or would you like information about one of the others? Sentence4: I would like to arrive by 17:00 in leicester. Sentence5: I would like help finding a college to visit in the centre of town. Sentence6: Of course. The address is Trinity Street, postcode is CB21TQ, and the entrance fee is one pound. Can I help you with anything else? Sentence7: Yes and please give me the reference number. Sentence8: OK, I've booked one ticket for you on TR0451 from cambridge to leicester, arriving at 16:06. Ref# 8OZNJHMO . Can I help you with anything else today? Sentence9: That sounds good. Could you give me the entrance fee, phone number, and postcode? Sentence10: Certainly. Just to verify, are you traveling alone? You would only like one ticket? Sentence11: TR3702 LEAVES AT 05:00 CAN I BOOK THAT ONE FOR YOU? Sentence12: How early do you wish to arrive? There are 11 trains that will get you there before 17:00. Sentence13: Thank you for using our service. Have a good night. Goodbye. Sentence14: Does this train go to Leicester from Cambridge? Sentence15: Yes I'm also looking for a train that leaves wednesday and arrives by 17:00. Sentence16: I think that is all I need, thank you. Question: Who has spoken the sentence 4? (A) User (B) System

Output: Answer: (A) User


Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Thank you, and have a nice day! Sentence2: How about the Alexander bed and breakfast in the town centre? It is cheap and has free parking. Sentence3: I have a Norwich bound train leaving at 18:36, price of 17.60 pounds and traindID of TR7776, would you like me to book it? Sentence4: Yes please, for all seven of us. Sentence5: Is that a 2 star hotel? Sentence6: I'm so sorry, the Lovell doesn't have the availability you're looking for either. Would you like to try to book for a shorter stay? Sentence7: I would like a 2 star hotel. Sentence8: Can you try booking a 1 night stay? I need the reference number if that works. I also need a train leaving Cambridge after 17:45, arriving in Norwich on Wednesday. Sentence9: I have booked your stay at Lovell Lodge. Your reference number is ATYKA57C . Would you like me to buy tickets train tickets also? Sentence10: Yes. Thank you very much. Sentence11: There are 2 moderately priced 2 star hotels on the North side of town: the Ashley Hotel and the Lovell Lodge. Would you like more information on one? Sentence12: Hi I am looking for a place to stay with free parking in the cheap price range. Sentence13: What about moderately priced places with 2 stars? Sentence14: And would that be for the seven people that are staying at the hotel? Sentence15: Not at the moment. Can I have the price and train ID though? Sentence16: Does the Lovell have 3 nights available? Sentence17: Could you book 3 nights at the Ashley for 7 people, please? We'll be arriving on Tuesday. Sentence18: No, I think that's all. Thanks! Sentence19: Is there anything else I can help you with? Sentence20: The Alexander B&B is a 4 star hotel. There are no cheap hotels with 2 stars that offer free parking. Do you want to broaden your search? Sentence21: I'm sorry, it isn't available for 3 nights. Would you like to arrive on a different day or stay for less time? Sentence22: We have several locations that suit your needs, would you like a 4 star hotel? Or is there any other accommodations you'd like to narrow down the list? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 9? (A) User (B) System

Output: Answer: (B) System


Input: Consider Input: Sentence1: Ok, there are 4 trains that meet that criteria, what time would you like to leave by? Sentence2: That will be all, thank you. Have a great day. Sentence3: I don't care, do you have any suggestions? Sentence4: Where would you like to depart from? Sentence5: Hello, I'd like some information about colleges in the area that are interesting to visit Sentence6: Certainly, I have booked TR4734 arriving at 09:54 your reference number is VZ5HHW3E . Can I help with anything else? Sentence7: You're welcome! Have a great day! Sentence8: I suggest Christ's College in the center area. Entrance is free. The address is Saint Andrew's Street, the phone is 01223334900. Would you like the postcode? Sentence9: I need to leave from Leicester, and the train should arrive by 10:45 please. Sentence10: Thanks. I also need train going to cambridge on tuesday. Sentence11: I don't care when I depart, please book me one that is closest to the 10:45 arrival in cambridge. I just need one ticket. Sentence12: Which area do you prefer? Question: Who has spoken the sentence 1? (A) User (B) System


Output: Answer: (B) System