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.

[Q]: Two young lovers play out their complex, erotic, love/hate relationship against avolatile backdrop of political unrest.Beautiful country girl Yu Hong (Hao Lei) leaves her village, family and lover to studyat Beijing University, where she discovers a world of sexual freedom. When she fallsin love with fellow student Zhou Wei (Guo Xiaodong), their relationship, driven bypassions neither one can understand nor control, becomes one of dangerous games -betrayals, recriminations, provocations - as all around them, students begin todemonstrate, demanding freedom and democracy.As the protests collapse, Yu and Zhou lose each other amidst the social chaos andpanicked crowds. Zhou is sent to a summer military camp, and moves to Berlin uponhis release, fleeing his country and memories of Yu. In Germany, social unrest ismounting too; as the Berlin wall crashes down, Zhou, weary and still haunted by Yu,returns to China and finds her living in a small town. With their uncertain futurestretched out before them, they are two changed souls in a changed world. Will theysurvive together or alone?
[A]: Question: Who does Yu Hong fall in love with?, Answer: Zhou Wei

[Q]: Our protagonist, Den, drugs & kidnaps four people, three women & a man whos married to one of them. They awaken to find themselves imprisoned in a large room, wearing hospital gowns & shackles. As they try to grasp the reality of their situation, Den enters the room and begins to conduct the first round of what is to become a series of increasingly more sadistic debates, as well as revealing some vague insight to his motives. He encourages the group to engage him in conversation, suggesting that the better their conversational skills, the better their chances of survival will be. He says he wants to get to know them, to see what makes them tick, & for them to get to know each other, or more accurately, for them to get to know certain things about each other. It seems our group of strangers have some skeletons stashed away in mutual closets & Den delights in using that to provoke paranoia, distrust & animosity among them. He lays responsibility for certain events on the characters to not only further their distress, but to absolve himself of any guilt in his own mind. By injecting certain topics and suggestions, Den keeps his prisoners at each others throats in order to try & quash any desires to unify for the greater good. Days pass & the predicament continuously spirals downward as the prisoners are starved, humiliated, taunted & physically tormented.
[A]: Question: According to Den, possessing what skills will increase their chances of survival?, Answer: Communication

[Q]: Shy, isolated, sexually confused farm boy Duncan Mudge's mother has recently died, leaving him under the supervision of his stern, depressed father Edgar. Duncan seems somehow to have transferred his love for the deceased mother to his favorite chicken, which he takes everywhere, even to bed. He has developed the odd habit of putting the chicken's head in his mouthto calm the animal, he says. Duncan also likes to dress in his late mother's clothing, much to the distress of his bewildered father. The small, insular band of conformist teens that comprise adolescent social life in Duncan's world initially ostracize him, then allow him in to their circle only reluctantly, and largely for their own amusement. Duncan is beset with a profound sense of grief while trying to reconcile himself to a world in which he is a sexual alien. His crush on a local boy, Perry Foley, ends terribly in a violent altercation where Perry forces himself on Duncan.
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Question: How does Ducan's mother die?, Answer: DECEASE