Question: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: The Segway Human Transporter was invented by Dean Kamen.It is a two-wheeled vehicle designed for a single rider standing upright over its single axle and navigate using a set of handlebars resembling those on a bicycle.Electrically powered, it could travel over 15 miles on a single charge and reach speeds up to twelve miles per hour.Its speed and direction can be controlled by riders' changing their weights. A college dropout and self-taught engineer, Kamen already held over 100 patents for his inventions when he developed the one he hoped would revolutionize short-distance travel.While still in college, Kamen started developing the medical devices that made his name.Later, he changed focus to the challenges faced by wheelchair users.His robotic wheelchair known as IBOT could climb stairs.This robot ended up paving the way for the Segway. Before showing his most recent invention, Kamen had kept it a top secret for months.When it turned out to be little more than a motor scooter, many publicly expressed their disappointment.On closer examination, however, even his critics had to admit that the vehicle was an engineering achievement.It answered the prayers of anyone who is worn out when walking downtown.Not everyone welcomed the Segway's arrival, though.Some complained it was too expensive, while others said it would further weaken the average American ' s fitness.A Japanese inventor even accused Kamen of stealing the idea for the Segway from him. Despite the controversy, the U.S.postal service began using Kamen's invention a month after its appearance, and a factory was built with plans to produce about 40,000 Segways every month.The argument is still on whether the Segway will be remembered as the greatest invention since the light bulb, or just another forgettable electronic device.Anyway, trips to the local supermarket will never be the same again. Options: A Nothing but an electrical device. B A disappointing engineering mistake. C An expensive and disappointing invention. D Disappointing, but still a successful device. Answer: D Disappointing, but still a successful device. Question:
Answer: Which statement best describes the critics' reaction to the Segway?

[Q]: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: Calendar of Events WHAT'S GOING ON IN YOUR NEIGUHBORHOOD & LOCAL AREAS Spring Wildflowers Around Unicol The wildflower program will begin with a slide show and lecture on Wildflowers. There will be organized wildflower walks that will help both the novice and experienced wildflower enthusiast to better appreciate the color1ful and fascinating world of mountain wildflowers. Preregistration is required. 706 - 878 - 3983 $2 parking. prefix = st1 /1788 GA Hwy.356,Helen,GA, 706-878-3983, Toll Free: 800-573-9659, www.gas - tateparks.com. Directions:GA Hwy.356 Wings of Flight Programs on birds, bats, butterflies included activities, educational discussions, crafts and more. Program fees may be required for some activities. $2 ParkPass.Please call 1-800-573-9656 for additional info.418 Amicalola Falls Lodge Road,Dawsonville,GA, 706-265-8888, Toll Free: 800 -573-9656. www.gastateparks.org. Directions:GA Hwy.52 from Dawsonville 3 rd ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT The Chestatee Wildife Preserve, located in Dahlonega,Georgiapresents their 3 rd ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT. Fun and prizes for children ages 1 - 12. Admission is adults $ 10.00, children $ 5.00. April 12 th at 2:00 p.m. The preserve houses a variety of over 100 different species of animals. Among the residents are Bengal and Siberian tigers, African and Barbary lions, chimpanzees, wallabies, kangaroos, wolves, fox, buffalo, white tigers, elk, peacocks and _ . Chestatee Wildlife is open 7 days a week from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call us at 706-864-9411. Directions: 400 North to end. Continue on Longbranch Rd., 5 miles to Hwy. 52. turn right and follow 1 mile. Turn right onOld Dahlonega Hwy.We are 1/2 mile on the left. Options: A have fun B hunt for eggs C find eggs D take part Answer: C find eggs Question:
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[A]: Children ages 1 - 12 may win prizes if they_in the annual Easter Egg Hunt.

input: Please answer the following: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: London, the capital of England, is political, economic and commercial centre. It stands on the Thames, extending for nearly thirty miles from north to south and for nearly thirty miles from east to west. London is divided into many administrative units. Greater London, the largest unit, cover 1,605 square miles. The heart of this unit is the City of London. It is surrounded by a ring of 12 boroughs called Inner London or Central London, covering 303 square miles, and itself, is again surrounded by a greater ring of 20 boroughs called Outer London with an area of 1,279 square miles. Thus, Greater London is made up of the City and 32 boroughs. Options: A is only an economic centre B exists on a river C covers more than thirty miles from west to east D is to the east of England Answer: B exists on a river Question:
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input: Please answer the following: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: In opposing President Barack Obama's opening to Cuba, Florida's Republican senator, Marco Rubio, explained, "This entire policy shift announced today is based on an illusion, on a lie, the lie and the illusion that more commerce and access to money and goods will _ political freedom for the Cuban people." Rubio has correctly touched on the hottest issue. But theory, logic and history suggest that he's wrong in his conclusions. I would recommend to Rubio one of the classics of conservative thought, Milton Friedman's "Capitalism and Freedom." He doesn't have to spend too much time on it. The first chapter outlines the "relation between economic freedom and political freedom." The point Friedman makes in the book is one that America's founding fathers well understood. Drawing on the political philosopher John Locke, they believed that the freedom to buy, sell, own and trade were primary elements of human freedom and individual autonomy . As they expand, liberty expands. This is not just theory, of course. Over the last two centuries, the countries that embraced "more commerce and access to money and goods" in Rubio's phrase -- Britain, America, then Western Europe and East Asia -- have moved toward greater prosperity, but also political freedom. If you exclude oil-rich countries, where money is not earned but dug from the ground, on the whole there has been a strong connection between economic freedom and political freedom. In Latin America today, democracy and markets have acted to strengthen each other, transforming the continent, which 30 years ago was almost entirely ruled by dictatorships to one that is today almost entirely ruled by democracies. After opening up its economy in the 1970s, Chile began to grow, but that growth then produced a stronger civil society that over time contributed to the end of the dictatorship within the country. Yet Cuba is an outlier, one of the last regimes in Latin America that has embraced neither markets nor ballots. The Obama administration is acting on the theory that... Options: A the writer B President Obama C Milton Friedman D Marco Rubio Answer: D Marco Rubio Question:
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Who doesn't believe that democracy and markets strengthen each other?