In this task, you will be shown a conversation. You need to write a question with three choices for the conversation. Your question should be answerable based on the conversation and only have one correct answer. Note that you don't need to answer your question. "W" and "M" in the conversations stand for "woman" and "man".

Input: Consider Input: W: Can you help me? M: What seems to be the trouble? W: There is something wrong with my bike. M: Oh. The brake seems to have become loose. That's dangerous. Without a good brake, you can't control your speed. Accidents are more likely to happen. You'd better have it repaired as soon as possible. W: Where can I find a repairman? M: There is one at the corner of the street near the post office. It is about 150 metres away. W: Will it take long to get it fixed? M: Just 15 minutes.

Output: Which part of her bike doesn't work? (A) One of the wheels. (B) The chain. (C) The brake.

Input: Consider Input: W: My watch stopped again, and it has stopped three times today. M: Why don't you take it to the watch and clock shop at the street corner? They can fix it for you easily.

Output: What does the man suggest to the woman? (A) That she should buy a new watch. (B) That she should return it to the shop. (C) That she should have it repaired.

Input: Consider Input: W: Frank, I'm thinking of taking a day off and doing something with the children the day after tomorrow. M: Sounds good. What are you going to do? W: Tom wants to go boating at the park and Susan wants to go on a picnic. So we'll go to the park in the morning, go boating first and then enjoy a picnic. M: What about in the afternoon? W: I haven't decided yet. M: Well, why not take them to a movie? There's a good movie on now about a boy's adventure in a forest. My friend David took his son Jim to see it last night. He said Jim really loved it. W: Then I'll take them to see it Friday afternoon. By the way, I've got to go to a meeting this weekend. Could you look after the kids at home? M: I have to go to a meeting, too. I'm afraid we'll have to find a babysitter. W: What about Linda? She helped look after the kids last month and she did a great job.
Output: What does Susan want to do? (A) Enjoy a picnic. (B) Go boating. (C) Take a walk.