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Stone Game, Why are you always there?Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)Total Submission(s): 1866 Accepted Submission(s): 633 Problem Description ¡°Alice and Bob are playing stone game...¡± ¡°Err.... Feel bored about the stone game? Don¡¯t be so, because stone game changes all the time!¡± ¡°What the hell are they thinking for?¡± ¡°You know, whenever Alice is trying to make fun of Bob, she asked him to play stone game with him.¡± ¡°Poor Bob... What¡¯s the rule today?¡± ¡°It seems Alice only allows some fixed numbers of continuous stones can be taken each time. And they begin with one string of stones.¡± ¡°A string? Formed as a circle or a line?¡± ¡°A line.¡± ¡°Well, I think I may help Bob with that.¡± ¡°How?¡± ¡°I may tell him to skip this round if he has no chance to win.¡± ¡°Good idea maybe, I mean, Alice always let Bob play first, because she think herself is smart enough to beat Bob no matter how.¡± ¡°Yes, she¡¯s actually right about herself. Let me see if Bob has a chance to win...¡± ...... Input There are multiple test cases, for each test case: The first line has a positive integer N (1<=N<=100). The second line contains N positive integers, a1, a2 ... an, separated by spaces, which indicate the fixed numbers Alice gives. The third line, a positive integer M. (M<=1000) Following M lines, one positive integer K (K<=1000) each line. K means in this round, the length of the stone string. Output For each K, output ¡°1¡± if Bob has a chance to win, output ¡°2¡± if Bob has no chance, or ¡°0¡± if it¡¯s undeterminable. Sample Input
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