TASK DEFINITION: In this task, you will be shown an extract from a movie plot. You need to read the extract and create questions that can be answered from the extract. Once you create a question you also need to provide the correct answer for it. Write your answer like "Question: your question, Answer: your answer". The questions should be well-formed and grammatically correct. The questions should be completely answerable from the given passage and should not require any external knowledge. Subjective questions are not allowed. Short answers containing words that are present in the passage are preferred. Create questions that result in factoid answers.  A simple rule of thumb to decide whether a question is a factoid or not is to see if two different people with average reading/comprehension skills would come up with the same answer after reading the passage.
PROBLEM: Prologue: It is medieval Transylvania. Irineus Daninsky has just slainLord Bathory, head of a coven of witches and worshippers of Satan. His widowElizabeth is holding a Black Mass in order to exact revenge when Daninsky andhis troops crash the ceremony. Later, as the witches are all hung and Elizabethis burned at the stake, she curses Daninsky. One of Daninsky's descendants willaccidentally kill one of the Bathory descendants and set in motion a cursewhich will bring hell on earth to all succeeding generations of Daninskys.Many generations later, Waldemar (the last remaining Daninsky) [Paul Naschy] is out inthe forest hunting a wolf when he accidentally shoots a man (actually awerewolf). This sets in motion the curse, initiated by the man's family ofgypsies, who select one of them, Ilona [Ines Morales], to infiltrate Daninsky's home and makehim fall in love with her. One night, as Waldemar is traveling through theBorgo Pass on his way to Bistritz, his carriage comes upon a Ilona lyingin the road. Waldemar cares for her at his castle until she is well. Waldemar'smaid Malitza [Ana Farra] warns that Ilona is up to no good, but Waldemar has already takenher as a lover. On the eve of Walpurgis, Ilona takes a knife and a wolf's skullfrom her things, calls upon the dreaded Grey Shadow, slits her own wristbaptizing the wolf skull with her blood, and then presses the fangs of the wolfinto Waldemar's chest, just above his left breast. Ilona then runs from thecastle, where she is presently chopped up by the ax of insane murderer JanosVilleya, who has escaped from police custody and gone into hiding on Daninsky'sland.Some days later, as Waldemar is recuperating from his wound and sufferingemotionally from the betrayal and loss of Ilona, he learns that an engineernamed Laszlo Wilowa [Eduardo Calvo] from Budapest has just moved into the area, along with hisblind wife Irina and their two daughters, Kinga and Maria. One day, as Waldemaris hunting for rabbit, he comes upon Kinga hanging from a cliff and crying forhelp. Waldemar helps her down, meets her family, including her precociousyounger sister Maria. As the days pass, Waldemar finds that he is enjoyingKinga's company. Meanwhile, Kinga is falling in love with Waldemar.One afternoon, Waldemar receives a note from Kinga [Fabiola Falcon] in which she asks himto meet her at an abandoned cottage near the mill. Just as Waldemar arrives,she is attacked by the insane murderer. Fortunately, Waldemar saves her,stabbing Janos in the stomach. As Janos runs off, Waldemar turns to Kinga, onlyto find that it is Maria [Maritza Olivares]. In an effort to upstage her older sister, Maria hasdecided to give her virginity to Waldemar. Waldemar tries to resist but, whenMaria disrobes, he sweeps her into his arms. They make love, until the fullmoon rises and Waldemar suddenly changes into a werewolf and kills Maria.Malitza, who has been watching, drags Maria's body into the woods and leaves itto be found as yet another of Janos's victims.Meanwhile, the mark of the werewolf (a red pentagram) has made itsappearance on Waldemar's breast, and he has been changing into a werewolf onthe nights of the full moon, during which he unknowingly kills some villagers.On the very night that Kinga tells Waldemar that she is pregnant, Waldemarkills her father. Blame for the killings has so far fallen on the escapedmurderer, whom some say is a werewolf. Finally, Malitza explains to Waldemarwhat has been happening and tells him about the curse. Malitza promises to takecare of it, so she reveals the truth to Kinga and gives her a silver dagger.One night, some children playing ball discover Janos's body in an advancedstate of decomposition. It becomes apparent to everyone that someone else hasbeen doing the killing, and all eyes turn to Waldemar when they remember how hewas marked by Ilona on the night of Walpurgis. The villagers decide to stormthe castle and kill Waldemar. As the villagers, with their guns and torches anddogs, close in on Waldemar, Kinga gets to him first and stabs him through theheart with the silver dagger.Epilogue: Five or six years have passed since Waldemar's death. Kinga andher son visit his grave, and we are reminded of Elizabeth Bathory's curse --that it will extend to all of Waldemar Daninsky's descendents.Original Synopsis by bj_kuehl.

SOLUTION: Question: What animal is killed that turns into a gypsy?, Answer: a wolf

PROBLEM: Johnny Clay (Sterling Hayden), an ex-convict, organizes a $2 million racecourse hold-up. His accomplices are race track cashier George Peatty (Elisha Cook, Jr.); the barman Mike O'Reilly (Joe Sawyer), crooked policeman Randy Kenna (Ted de Corsia), and former alcoholic Marvin Unger (Jay C. Filppen) who finances the operation. Johnny's fiancee, Fay (Colleen Gray), worries that he may go back to prison for this but he tells her that the risks are worth taking.George needs the money to give to his nagging and narcissistic wife Sherry (Marie Windsor), who is having an affair with mobster Val Cannon (Vince Edwards), whom is trying to persuade Sherry to let him kill George so they can run off with his money. Mike needs the money to care for his constantly sick wife. Randy is revealed to need the money to pay off some local bookies for bad gambling debts.During their meeting to discuss the details of the robbery, George catches Sherry spying on them and subdues her. He sends the others, including George, home to talk with her. Johnny knows that Sherry is a grifter only out for money, and he tells her that he will give her a generous share of their loot when it gets pulled off. But Sherry, being who she is, tells Val who agrees to steal the money afterwards so they can have it all for themselves.Johnny hires Nikki Arane (Timothy Carey), a gunman-for-hire and Maurice Oboukhoff (Kola Kwarain), a former ex-con and Russian wrestler, to create diversions at the start of the 7th race when the hold-up will begin.Here is how the heist is executed in detail from different points of view:At the start of the 7th race, Maurice starts a brawl at Mike's bar. The racetrack guards subdue him. While they are occupied, George opens the door to the payroll office and Johnny slips through. Johnny gets out a rapid-firing shotgun that Mike planted earlier in his locker, puts on a mask and holds up the four clerks at the payroll office. Johnny stuffs $2 million in cash into a large bag and throws it out the window. Randy, waiting below, takes the bag, drives to a motel, and leaves it in a room that Johnny is renting. Johnny then escapes from the racetrack in the confusion and panic caused when Nikki shoots the racehorse, Red Lighting, with a high-powered rifle from a distant parking lot. But Nikki is killed by a black policeman (James Edwards), whom he had earlier insulted by calling him a "nigger", shoots him down as he attempts to flee out of the parking lot.Afterward, George, Mike, Randy and Marvin wait at Johnny's apartment for him to show up with the loot when they are surprised by Val Cannon and an accomplice of his demanding to know where the loot is. A gunfight ensues and everyone is killed, except George who, though mortally wounded, drags himself home and kills Sherry who admits that she betrayed him, before expiring himself.When Johnny learns that his partners are in trouble, he stuffs the racetrack loot in an old suitcase and goes to the airport and meets with Fay so they can leave town. They both purchase tickets to Boston, but the airport officials refuse to let Johnny carry the large suitcase on the plane, and he reluctantly checks the suitcase in for luggage.On the airport runway, the suitcase containing the money falls off a luggage truck which swerves to avoid hitting a snobbish, rich woman's pet dog. The suitcase breaks open, and the money is scattered in all directions. Johnny and Fay attempt to escape from the airport, but they cannot hail a taxi. "What's the difference?", Johnny says as the police close in on them.

SOLUTION: Question: Johnny is planning one last what?, Answer: hold-up

PROBLEM: The film is presented as a true story set during World War II. With the German takeover of Europe underway, the deputy Reichsprotektor Reinhard Heydrich arrives in Prague and his underlings begin enforcing his authority in the towns and villages across the occupied country. In Lidice, the film's main protagonist, FrantiÅ¡ek Å Ã­ma, is sent to prison following a family dispute that boils over resulting in the accidental death of one of his sons. During Å Ã­ma's incarceration one of the other villagers, VÃ¡clav Fiala, strings along his mistress with lies about his bravery as a resistance fighter against the Germans. Heydrich is assassinated and during the Gestapo investigation that follows, a letter Fiala has written describing his supposed heroism comes to their attention. It leads to the total destruction of Lidice and the mass execution and deportations of its citizens. Throughout the atrocity, Å ima remains in jail, where news of what happened is kept from him. On his release, he returns to Lidice where he finds the village has been obliterated and finally learns of the tragic events.

SOLUTION:
Question: Which war does this story take place in?, Answer: World War II.