You are given a passage. You need to construct a question about the information present in the passage. Construct a question in such a way that (i) it is unambiguous, (ii) its answer is the whole paragraph. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without actually understanding the paragraph.
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Question: Send me $1,000 and I'll get back to you (just kidding). There are no successful get rich quick schemes. What works for one person will not work for most others. The best and most successful way to get rich is through a successful budget plan, realistic and thoughtful goals, hard work, diversification and sacrifice. At the age of 29 you should first learn to save some between those paychecks. Find out what you spend your money on and spend less of it. Do not use credit except for home mortgage, and prepare for regular maintenance. Once you are able to save you will be able to invest in inovative minimal risk investments that will grow over time. These are and always will be the only sure fire road to wealth.

Answer: How can I get very rich quickly and easily?

Question: angels and demons

Answer: What books would you like to see made into a movie(s) or tv mini series?

Question: Well, search engines like Yahoo! and Google try to be something like that but, of course, they can only be approximate. There are a number of problems with indexing EVERYTHING on the web:

a) It changes every second! No index or table of contents could keep up.

b) It is de-centralized. New web pages do not have to pass through any central controlling authority. How would an indexer/table-of-contents-compiler know what to add? The best that the search engines can do is something called "crawling" the web, looking for new pages.

c) Some people don't WANT the rest of the world to know about their web pages. They just want a few people -- maybe just friends and family -- to be able to find the pages easily.

Answer:
how about a index or table of contants of all on the web? too convienent??