// Lab 5 warm-up

// write a series of IF statements
// to grade this quiz.
// Answer Key:
// 1. b
// 2. a
// 3. c or d
//
// Then print out the correct grading
// message to the console.

// There are multiple solutions to this problem.
// How many IF/ELSE statements can you write it in
// 5? 3? 2? 1? (all are possible)


#include <iostream>


using namespace std;

int main()
{

	char answer_1,
	     answer_2,
	     answer_3;

	
	// question 1
	cout << "What is your Quest?" << endl
	     << "a. Get an A" << endl
	     << "b. Seek the Holy Grail" << endl
	     << "c. World domination" << endl
	     << "d. Mad bowstaff skillz" << endl;

	cin >> answer_1;

	// question 2
	cout << "What is your favorite color?" << endl
	     << "a. Red" << endl
	     << "b. Yellow" << endl
	     << "c. Green" << endl
	     << "d. Blue" << endl;

	cin >> answer_2;
	
	// question 3
	cout << "What is the average airspeed"
	     << "velocity of an unladen swallow?"
	     << endl << endl
	     << "a. 15 mph" << endl
	     << "b. 20 mph" << endl
	     << "c. 25 mph" << endl
	     << "d. depends on the species" << endl;

	cin >> answer_3;


	// grade the answers here
	
	
	
	
	
	// if the student got a perfect score print this
	
	cout << "You may pass!" << endl;



	// otherwise print this
	
	cout << "You shall not pass!" << endl;	



	return 0;
}