In this task, you will use your knowledge about language (and common sense) to determine what element the marked number refers to. The numbers are marked with two underlines around them, like: _ number _. Your answer should be chosen from the given text, and should not contain other words.

Mabel Wheeler: I ca n't remember the last time I had a glass of champagne .
Mrs. Blanche Lipton: You 're not having _ one _ now . It does n't mix with brown ale .
Mabel Wheeler: I haven't had any brown ale .
Mrs. Blanche Lipton: There 's a drop in the bottle on the side , help yourself .
Mabel Wheeler: That 'll be nice .
Henry Livingstone: Can I have some ?
Alf Stokes: No , it 'll make you drunk .
Mrs. Blanche Lipton: Plenty of water in the tap , Henry .
Henry Livingstone: That 'll be nice .
glass

Sub-Commander T'Pol: It 's a thermo - kinetic analysis of the moons . Each of them undergoes extreme temperature variations during their orbits .
Captain Jonathan Archer: Go on .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: At night , it can drop to five or even ten degrees below _ zero _ .
Captain Jonathan Archer: That does n't sound so bad .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: During the day , the temperature can rise to as high as 170 degrees .
Captain Jonathan Archer: We better hope that Trip landed on the night side .
Sub-Commander T'Pol: And that we find him before the sun rises .
degrees

Warren: Scott cried during the SATs when he skipped a question by mistake and all his answers were off by _ one _ .
Ray Barone: Yeah .
Scott Preman: That was n't funny , okay ? I had to go to community college .
answers