instruction:
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'.
question:
Person1: I can see by your resume here that you studied business administration .
Person2: That's right .
Person1: So I wonder why you want to work for a newspaper .
Person2: I did reporting for the university newspaper in my school.And I always be very interested in journalism .
Person1: But journalism , it is a very different profession from administration.You know a lot about administration.Why don't you choose to work for a company looking for managers ?
Person2: I study the administration.Yes.But I'm more attracted to writing articles . I want to use my knowledge of business to write financial news .
Person1: A new reporter must expect to work many hours .
Person2: I know that starting reporters work many hours . I'm very willing to take on the challenge .
answer:
0

question:
Person1: The Mountains would be a great place for the company retreat .
Person2: That's a wonderful choice .
Person1: I have chosen January as the month for this retreat .
Person2: January is a little too close to the Christmas holidays .
Person1: Yes , maybe another choice might be better .
Person2: I think that April would work . Spring is a lovely time to be in the mountains .
Person1: Thank you for thinking of that .
Person2: Maybe if we asked around we could see what people would prefer .
Person1: That is a good idea .
Person2: I'll take care of taking the survey and get back to you with the answers .
answer:
0

question:
Person1: Here ' s my passport . I'm a visiting scholar .
Person2: Do you have anything to declare ?
Person1: No , these are all my personal effects .
Person2: What's in the bag ? Would you mind opening the bag ?
Person1: Not at all . I don't know what's dutiable.Do I have to pay duty on things for my own use ?
Person2: No.You don't have to pay duty on personal belongings .
Person1: Thank you .
answer:
0