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:
M: Did you enjoy your trip to St. Lous? W: Yes, it was fun. We took a boat trip on the Mississippi River and saw a football game.

Ex Output:
What's the topic of the conversation? (A) A trip (B) A boat (C) A game.

Ex Input:
W: How are you,John? M: I'm OK. And you, Carol? W: Oh, busy. I've been working on those book reports for ages. M: Me too. Have you finished reading the books? W: I haven't, and I'm so worried. What about you? M: I already have, but writing is going so slowly. I feel like I'll have to read all the books again. I'm so forgetful. W: Really? Well, what are you going to do after you are finished? M: I don't know. I hope I can go to Europe and relax. W: So do I.

Ex Output:
Why is the woman worried? (A) She doesn't know what to read. (B) She hasn't finished her task. (C) She has no time to write her book.

Ex Input:
M: Hey, is your sister coming to dinner tonight? W: No, she isn't. She has to work late on Fridays. M: Well, did you invite our neighbor Don? W: Nope. He's out of town this week. M: So does that mean it's just us for dinner? W: Yeah. Is that a problem? M: No... It's just that we always have dinner together. I was hoping that we could have some company for once. W: Well, I'm sorry to let you down. But I did make pizza, so I hope you can at least appreciate that.

Ex Output:
Why won't the woman's sister come to dinner? (A) She has to work late. (B) She has an appointment. (C) She's in another town.