Ask a question to the input sentence, you can ask questions about the content, structure or attitude of the sentence, and then find the answer to the corresponding question in the original sentence. Output in the format "Question: Answer:".

The sentence: Although she had been warned about the dangerous conditions, she decided to go hiking anyway.
Question: Was it a wise decision for her to go hiking despite the warning?
Answer: No, it was not a wise decision.

The sentence: As she drove down the winding road, she marveled at the beautiful scenery around her.
Question: What did she think of the scenery around her as she drove down the winding road?
Answer: She marveled at its beauty.

The sentence: The restaurant, which was located in a historic building, served delicious food.
Question: Was the food good at the historic restaurant?
Answer: Yes, the food was delicious.

The sentence: In order to graduate with honors, he needed to maintain a high GPA throughout college.
Question: What did he need to do in order to graduate with honors?
Answer: Maintain a high GPA throughout college.

The sentence: As the sun set, the sky turned a beautiful shade of orange and pink.
Question: What happened to the sky as the sun set?
Answer: It turned a beautiful shade of orange and pink.

The sentence: Belmont Estate is on the market for $63 million and boasts roughly 22,000 square feet of luxurious finishes and elaborate architecture on 1.28 acres.