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.

Ex Input:
Los Angeles does have a public transit system, including the Metro Red Line and other light rail. However, if you want to get around without a car, you'll have to budget significant time (and I mean significant) to catch connections and lines. Plus, if you miss a connection you can get stranded (I have many times). Not recommended unless you're on the main bus or rail lines. Check the MTA site for more info on transportation routes. Also call their help number--their operators can tell you if a line is particularly problematic!

Ex Output:
Public transportation options in Los Angeles?


Ex Input:
It's called denial...

Ex Output:
How does a person live his whole life with the notion of impending death


Ex Input:
Unless the quake causes several metres of vertical movement while the aeroplane is flying low, it won't. Air distributes replacement rapidly in all directions.\n\nFor an experiment, light a candle, stretch out your arm so that your fist is a few centimetres from the flame. Draw back and strike with your fist back to the original position. The flame will flicker a bit, but most likely won't go out.

Ex Output:

When an aeroplane is flying on a place which is facing earthquake, will the plane feel the tremors?


