You are given the conttent of a table in the input (row by row). Generate an unambiguous question based on the information present in the table, such that: 1) It's answer is unique and is in the given table, 2) Its answer is a contiguous text span from the table. Avoid creating questions that can be answered correctly without reading/understanding the table

Input: Consider Input: Table: ['#', 'Name', 'Strike tone (ST-1/16)', 'Weight (kg)', 'Diameter (mm)', 'Inscription']. ['1', 'Maria', 'g0 +8', '6045', '2075', '+ O MATER ALMA CHRISTI CARISSIMA--SUSCIPE PIA LAUDUM PRAECAMINA. (O dearest nourishing mother of Christ, raise praise for our pious hymn) GEGOSSEN 1535 + ZERSTOERT 1656 + ERNEUERT 1659 + ZERBORSTEN 1818 + UMGEGOSSEN 1881 + ZERSCHLAGEN 1942 + WIEDERUM ERNEUERT 1958 (Cast 1535 + Destroyed 1656 + Restored 1659 + Destroyed 1818 + Recast 1881 + Obliterated 1942 + Restored again 1958)']. ['2', 'Carolus', 'h0 +7', '2900', '1628', 'HONOR ET CULTUS, QUEM REGALIS ECCLESIA AQUEN: SANCTISSIMO IMPERATORI PATRONO AC FUNDATORI SUO CAROLO VIRTUTE, MERITO, IMPERIO VERE MAGNO DEBET ET DEFERT MIHI NOMEN DEDIT ANNO 1 6 5 9 (The honour and devotion, which the royal church of Aachen owes and renders to its most sacred Emperor, patron and benefactor: Charles, truly Great in virtue, merit and rule, gave this name to me in the year 1659).']. ['3', 'Johannes Evangelista', 'd1 +8', '1400', '1367', 'NASCENTES INTER SOCIAS MECUM ORDINE PONOR TERTIA, SED CUM QUINTA TONO APPELLATA JOHANNES(I am placed fourth in order among the friends born with me, but I call to John with the fifth tone)']. ['4', 'Johannes Baptista', 'e1 +7', '1225', '1217', 'JOHANNES BAPTISTA ORA PRO NOBIS. IN LUDO HAUD IN AGRO FLORENS NOS CURIA FECIT SED LONGO SUB ARGO FUDIT NOS IPSE DECANO. An O. 1 6 5 6 (John the Baptist pray for us. Flourishing in play not in toil, he made us with care, but poured us under a vigilant supervisor. 1656)']. ['5', 'Leopardus', 'fis1 +3', '850', '1078', 'SANCTE LEOPARDE ORA PRO NOBIS ANNO 1 6 5 9 (Saint Leopardus pray for us. Made 1659.)']. ['6', 'Stephanus', 'g1 +8', '715', '1027', 'SANCTE STEPHANE ORA PRO NOBIS ANNO 1 6 5 9 (St Stephen pray for us. Made 1659.)']. ['7', 'Petrus', 'a1 +1', '425', '894', 'SANCTE PETRE ORA PRO NOBIS ANNO 1 6 5 9 (St. Peter pray for us. Made 1659.)']. ['8', 'Simeon', 'h1 +8', '290', '793', 'SANCTE SIMEON JUSTE ET TIMORATE ORA PRO NOBIS (St Simon, just and devout, pray for us)']

Output: what are the names of all the bells?


Input: Consider Input: Table: ['Name', 'Year built', 'Country', 'Town', 'Height', 'Remarks']. ['Glacial Aerial Tramway Kaprun III', '1966', 'Austria', 'Kaprun', '113.6 m', 'The tallest pylon is on the third section']. ['Mississippi Aerial River Transit', '1984', 'USA', 'New Orleans', '109 m', 'The tallest pylon on a gondola lift; on 87 m pile foundations; demolished 1994']. ['Torre Jaume I', '1931', 'Spain', 'Barcelona', '107 m', 'Intermediate stop of the harbour aerial tramway, also observation tower']. ['Gant Hohtaelli aerial tramway', '', 'Switzerland', 'Zermatt', '94 m', 'One pylon']. ['London Emirates Air Line', 'Early 2012', 'UK', 'London', '88 m', 'North Main Tower. River Thames aerial crossing between Greenwich Peninsular and Royal Docks']. ['Singapore cable car', '1972', 'Singapore', 'Singapore', '88 m', 'Pylon I']. ['Eibsee Aerial Tramway', '1962', 'Germany', 'Garmisch-Partenkirchen', '85 m', 'Pylon II']. ['Nizhny Novgorod Volga Aerial Tramway, Tower 4 & 5', '2012', 'Russia', 'Nizhny Novgorod', '82 m', '']. ['Mittersill goods aerial tramway', '194?', 'Austria', 'Mittersill', '80 m', 'Two pylons for a tramway that never went in service and was demolished in the 1950s. One of the pylons was built of timber, the other of steel.']. ['Singapore cable car', '1972', 'Singapore', 'Singapore', '80 m', 'Pylon II']. ['3S Aerial Tramway', '2004', 'Austria', 'Kitzbuhel', '80 m', 'One pylon']. ['Torre Sant Sebastia', '1931', 'Spain', 'Barcelona', '78 m', 'Terminal of harbour aerial tramway']. ['Roosevelt Island Tramway', '1976', 'USA', 'New York City', '76 m', 'Central pylon of commuter tramway']. ['Wendelstein Aerial Tramway', '1970', 'Germany', 'Bayerischzell-Osterhofen', '75 m', '']. ['Vinpearl Cable Car', '2007', 'Vietnam', 'Nha Trang', '75 m', '7 pylons standing in the sea. Total height from sea bed is 115 m']. ['Sandia Peak Tramway', '1965', 'USA', 'Albuquerque', '70.7 m', 'Pylon 1, inclined at an angle of 18 degrees']. ['Eibsee Aerial Tramway', '1962', 'Germany', 'Garmisch-Partenkirchen', '65 m', 'Pylon I']

Output: which lift has the second highest height?


Input: Consider Input: Table: ['Tramway', 'Country', 'City', 'Height of pylons', 'Span width, leaning straight line', 'Span width, horizontal measurement', 'Height of cable over ground', 'Year of inauguration', 'Notes']. ['Peak 2 Peak Gondola', 'Canada', 'Whistler', '65m', '3024 m', '3019 m', '436 m', '2008', '3S Aerial Tramway constructed by Doppelmayr']. ['Hut of Regensburg Material Transport Aerial Railway', 'Austria', 'Falbeson', '?', '?', '?', '430 m', '?', '']. ['Vanoise Express', 'France', 'Vanoise', 'none', '1850 m', '1800 m', '380 m', '2003', '']. ['Aiguille du Midi', 'France', 'Chamonix', 'none', '2867 m', '2500 m', '?', '1955', '2nd Section']. ['Vallee Blanche Aerial Tramway', 'France', 'Mont Blanc', 'none', '2831 m, 1684 m', 'span is almost horizontal', 'appr. 300 m', '1958', 'Rock anchored support structure']. ['3S Aerial Tramway', 'Austria', 'Kitzbuhel', '0 m, 80m', '2507 m', '?', '400 m', '2004', '']. ['Sandia Peak Tramway', 'USA', 'Albuquerque', '70.7 m, 21.33 m', '2353 m', '?', '274 m', '1966', '']. ['Feldmoos-Chli-Titlis Aerial Tramway', 'Switzerland', 'Titlis', '37.6 m', '3476,2 m', '?', '?', '1979', 'Temp. site tramway, demolished in 1986']


Output: what are all the tramways?


