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: I really want to get something to eat .
Person2: What are you going to get ?
Person1: I don't know what I want to eat .
Person2: Well , do you want burgers , Chinese food , or Mexican food ?
Person1: Chinese food sounds good .
Person2: Where are you going to get it from ?
Person1: I haven't the slightest idea .
Person2: I usually get my Chinese food from Panda Express .
Person1: You like Panda Express ?
Person2: The food there is actually pretty good .
Person1: Maybe I'll go there then .
Person2: You should . I know you'll like it .
[EX A]: 0

[EX Q]: Person1: which countries have you been to ?
Person2: I ' Ve been to most of the countries in Europe , several countries in asia , china , Japan , korea , and Thailand , and to the united states and Canada .
Person1: I thought you had been to Australia too .
Person2: no , but I ' m planning on visiting Australia and New Zealand soon . I ' Ve heard that they are beautiful countries . Which is the most beautiful country you ' Ve been to ?
Person1: I think I'd say Norway . It has many pictures as fjords , waterfalls , and mountains .
Person2: isn ' t it really cold there ?
Person1: well , the north of Norway is almost always cold , but further south it can be fairly warm in summer . It ' s a wet country , so there ' s snow almost everywhere in winter .
Person2: I ' Ve been to other Scandinavian countries , but not to Norway . Perhaps I should go and do some winter sports there .
[EX A]: 1

[EX Q]: Person1: Are you interested in history ?
Person2: Yes , I am . I enjoyed studying it at school , though I had trouble remembering all the dates , so my teacher never gave me good marks .
Person1: I love history , but I ' Ve always thought that learning the reasons behind events is more important than remembering exactly when they happened .
Person2: I wish you had been my history teacher ! I might have got better marks !
Person1: Some people say that history repeats itself .
Person2: What does that mean ? The same events never happen twice , do they ?
Person1: The idea is that the people and dates change , but the reason why things happen stay the same .
Person2: I see . I think I ' d agree with that statement . People often seem to make the same mistakes over and over again .
[EX A]:
1