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Pt.1 Both are asking for a specific answer. Both can be used in choosing between two or among 2+ different things but "which" is used for this case more, I reckon. It really depends on how you use it. For example, "Which is more appealing when encountering a difficult situation, to compromise or to perservere?" "What do you do upon encountering a difficult situation, do you compromise or perservere?" "Which one of those kids is your cousin?" -no "what" equivalent "What will I buy?"- asking for a specific answer "Which will I buy?"-asking for sorvific answer but with a more narrowed down choice as the question could extend into something like "which one will I buy of these two dresses/ of all these desserts/ of the three wallets?" Basically, which includes information whilst what may or may not include information.

Last week a lady with a smile on her face, in a loose pink dress stood in front of the window of an expensive shop. She hesitated for a moment then finally went in the handbag store. The young assistant who served her glanced at her scornfully and was very rude. This angered the woman. She browsed handbags as quick as a snap of a finger, chose two bags and swiped the card. The assistant was very surprised. The following morning the lady dressed in a fur coat and let the babysitter return the bags she had bought yesterday. The woman asked the other clerks to call the manager. She complained of the assistant's treatment and returned the goods. The manager was polite and apologized to his customer. The woman replaced her two bags and returned home.

Life sentence is when he is in prison until death. Imprisonment only lasts for a period of time. For example, there's a a five-year imprisonment and there's also a 6-month imprisonment and so on.