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.

Example Input: Ask the minister. It varies. Some churches do not charge if the person who died was a member.
Example Output: how do I pay the church for performing a memorial service?

Example Input: This is pretty much a question of the definition you are using.

In a strict definition, conventional solids have a crystalline structure. Under this definition, glass is a supercooled, highly viscous liquid rather than a conventional (crystalline) solid.

In many ways, glass acts like a solid. Using that behaviour as a criterion, glass is a solid.
Example Output: Over hundreds of years, the glass in glass windows sinks down to the bottem. So is glass a liquid or a solid?

Example Input: Its a song called "45" by Shinedown. These are the lyrics;

Send away for a priceless gift

One not subtle, one not on the list

Send away for a perfect world

One not simply, so absurd

In these times of doing what you're told

You keep these feelings, no one knows

What ever happened to the young man's heart

Swallowed by pain, as he slowly fell apart

And I'm staring down the barrel of a 45,

Swimming through the ashes of another life

No real reason to accept the way things have changed

Staring down the barrel of a 45

Send a message to the unborn child

Keep your eyes open for a while

In a box high up on the shelf, left for you, no one else

There's a piece of a puzzle known as life

Wrapped in guilt, sealed up tight

What ever happened to the young man's heart

Swallowed by pain, as he slowly fell apart

[CHORUS]

Everyone's pointing their fingers

Always condemning me

And nobody knows what I believe

I believe

[CHORUS]
Example Output:
does anybody know the group that sings "staring down the barrel of a 45?