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".

Ex Input:
W: If it doesn't stop raining by Thursday, we'll have to cancel the fair. M: No, we could just hold it indoors in the gym. W: I've checked. The gym and the school-hall are both booked.

Ex Output:
Why will the speakers have to cancel the fair? (A) Because it keeps raining. (B) Because the gym's being repaired. (C) Because the school-hall is full of books.

Ex Input:
F: My plane is leaving for New York at ten. M: You have only 40 minutes left.

Ex Output:
What's the time now? (A) 9:20. (B) 9:40. (C) 10:40.

Ex Input:
Sales Associate: Hi. Can I help you with anything today? Customer: Yeah. I need some new running shoes. Sales Associate: Okay, what type of running are you doing? I mean are you preparing for a road race or do you need some trail shoes? We have them all. Customer: I need some street shoes, and I need them to make me run fast, I mean real, real fast. Sales Associate: Well, sir, how fast you run depends on many things and ... Customer: But, you don't understand. You see, I've been dating this woman, and well, I kind of told her that I'm a pretty good runner, and uh ... Sales Associate: Well, how much, how much do you run? 10Ks, marathons? What exactly are you doing? Customer: Well, I don't really run. I mean I run out to get the newspaper in the morning. Listen, I twisted the truth a little. Sales Associate:Um, yeah, I's say. Well, how much does she run? Customer: Uh, she's completed, I think, about 20 marathons, all under three hours. Sales Associate: Ah, man, you're toast. You're in some serious hot water. The only good new shoes will do for you is to kick yourself for not having been honest with her. Just fess up with her. Customer: Ah, ah, I think I have a leg cramp coming on. Believable? Sales Associate: Forget it. She won't buy that story. Just be frank with her and apologize. She may or may not accept your apology, but at least you can look at yourself in the mirror and recognize that you told the truth. That way, you can live with yourself another day. Customer: Yeah. I realize that now. Sales Associate: Hey, here's one idea. Tell her the truth and she what she says. If she forgives you and you really want to start running, then I suggest signing up for the 5K race we are sponsoring next month. This can get you started on a new path to fitness and a positive relationship. Customer: And if she doesn't forgive me? Sales Associate: Well, that's just the consequence of not telling the truth.

Ex Output:
What problem does the man have at the beginning of the conversation? (A) The man is suffering from a foot injury. (B) The man forgot his girlfriend's birthday. (C) The man lied about his running ability.