You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.

[EX Q]: Person1: You got a letter in the mail .
Person2: Give it to me .
Person1: What is it ?
Person2: It ' s from NYU .
Person1: What does it say ?
Person2: I didn ' t get accepted .
Person1: You can ' t be serious !
Person2: I ' m serious .
Person1: Are you all right ?
Person2: NYU was my first choice .
Person1: I ' m sorry that you didn ' t get in .
Person2: I ' ll just have to wait for UCLA .
[EX A]: 0

[EX Q]: Person1: What do you need ?
Person2: I need to use the Internet .
Person1: You have your library card , right ?
Person2: Yes , I do .
Person1: There is a wait right now to use the computers .
Person2: That ' s fine .
Person1: Would you please write your name on this list ?
Person2: Then what ?
Person1: I will call you when a computer is free .
Person2: How do I log on to the computer ?
Person1: Use the number on the back of your library card .
Person2: Thanks . I ' ll be sitting over there .
[EX A]: 1

[EX Q]: Person1: What bus can I catch to get to the Gold Line ?
Person2: Tell me where you live .
Person1: I live in Altadena .
Person2: You can catch the 264 .
Person1: It goes to the Gold Line ?
Person2: Yes , it does .
Person1: What street do I go to to catch it ?
Person2: You can catch it on Altadena Drive .
Person1: I had no idea that bus went to the station .
Person2: Yes , it does .
Person1: I'm glad you told me .
Person2: You're welcome .
[EX A]:
1