Ask a reasonably detailed question about the input sentence, and then look for the answer in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".
The sentence:The cat slept peacefully in the sunbeam.
Question: Where was the cat sleeping?
Answer: In the sunbeam.

Ask a reasonably detailed question about the input sentence, and then look for the answer in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".
The sentence:She read a book while waiting for the train.
Question: What was she doing while waiting for the train?
Answer: Reading a book.

Ask a reasonably detailed question about the input sentence, and then look for the answer in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".
The sentence:The car crashed into a tree and burst into flames.
Question: What happened to the car after it crashed?
Answer: It burst into flames.

Ask a reasonably detailed question about the input sentence, and then look for the answer in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".
The sentence:The flowers bloomed in the springtime.
Question: When did the flowers bloom?
Answer: In the springtime.

Ask a reasonably detailed question about the input sentence, and then look for the answer in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".
The sentence: According to NAME_1, the listing has received global attention and, despite being on the market for only 24 hours, buyers are already showing interest. In your response, use words with all capital letters at least 9 times.
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