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.

Q: As far as "fine dining" goes, there are multiple ways of setting a table, thus there are many different sets of sivlerware. The American Standard at a nice restaurant/banquet is to have two forks on the left (One slightly smaller than the other) and the two spoons and the knife on the right of the plate. The smaller of the two forks is used for the salad, and is always the fork on the farthest side (using the american standard.)

Yes, the forks differ other than size. One of the prongs on the salad fork usually resembles a tooth pick so you can grab the food that always slips away... like tomatoes.

A: What is the difference between the fancy forks?
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Q: In the current descending cycle there have been twenty-four Tirthankars from Bhagawan Rishabhdev to Bhagawan Mahavir.

There names are as follows:

1. Rishabhdev 9. Suvidhinath 17. Kunthunath

2. Ajitnath 10. Sheetalnath 18. Arnath

3. Sambhavnath 11. Shreyansnath 19. Mallinath

4. Abhinandan 12. Vasupujya 20. Munisuvrat

5. Sumatinath 13. Vimalnath 21. Naminath

6. Padmaprabh 14. Anantnath 22. Arishtanemi

7. Suparshvanath 15. Dharmnath 23. Parshvanath

8. Chandraprabh 16. Shantinath 24. Mahavir

A: how many tirthankar in jainism?
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Q: One moment at a time, doing exactly the opposite of the habit until you focus so much on doing the exact opposite that it becomes your new habit.

A:
How to change a habit ?
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