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.
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Question: I try to practice, but as the eldest left in my family, and the only one of my generation to accept, I practice to the best of my ability. \nI have a mix of a lot of things mostly Guido/Franco, a bit of Northern Europe and some Cherokee.\nMuch lore and knowledge was passed down to me from my grandmother and I try to pass it on to my daughter as she needs it.\nShe laughs until she has a question of a spiritual nature and then she gets pretty serious, but soon goes back to her old ways.\nThis lore was passed from grandmother to eldest grandson to eldest granddaughter down through the years, skipping a generation and changing sex. \nI have no granddaughters yet and see a little of the necessary traits in my two grandsons, but not sure about the handoff.

Answer: How many of the people in here actually practice their culture?


Question: Most of the camera works exactly the same as any other... there's a lens that focuses and a shutter that is normally closed, blocking light from passing through the camera, but opens when you want to take a picture. In a film camera, the light that gets through the shutter while it is open hits film, which is chemically sensitive to light. Digital cameras use a charged-couple device instead. This is a photosensitive (sensitive to light) computer chip, which converts the light energy into information that can be read by a computer.

Answer: how is a digital camera work ?


Question: no, unless you can swim in carbon dioxide gas

Answer:
if i melt dry ice, can i swim without getting wet?


