def madlib():
    number = input("Number: ")
    adj = input("Adjective: ")
    verb = input("Verb: ")
    verb2 = input("Verb: ")
    noun = input("Noun: ")
    noun2 = input("Noun: ")
    noun3 = input("Noun: ")
    noun4 = input("Noun: ")
    noun5 = input("Noun: ")
    noun_plural = input("Noun (plural): ")
    noun_plural_2 = input("Noun (plural): ")
    noun_plural_3 = input("Noun (plural): ")
    sound_important = input("Name of something that sounds important: ")

    madlib = f"""
        {number} seconds. That’s how long we’re required to {verb} on our metal circles before 
        the sound of a {noun} releases us. Step off before the {number} seconds is up, and {noun_plural} blow your 
        legs off. {number} seconds to take in the ring of tributes all equidistant from the {sound_important}, a giant 
        {adj} {noun2} shaped like a {noun3} with a curved tail, the mouth of which is at least twenty feet 
        high, spilling over with the things that will give us life here in the arena. Food, containers of water, 
        {noun_plural_2}, medicine, garments, {noun_plural_3}. Strewn around the {sound_important} are other supplies, their value 
        decreasing the farther they are from the {noun2}. For instance, only a few steps from my feet lies a three-foot 
        square of {noun4}. Certainly it could be of some use in a downpour. But there in the mouth, I can see a {noun5} 
        that would protect from almost any sort of weather. If I had the guts to go in and {verb2} for it against 
        the other twenty-three tributes. Which I have been instructed not to do."""

    print(madlib)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    madlib()