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NHE-Benchmark

id stringlengths 7 7	pattern stringclasses 7 values	difficulty stringclasses 3 values	type stringclasses 3 values	question stringlengths 18 152
NHE-001	narrativization	medium	open	Describe what happens when a star dies.
NHE-002	narrativization	hard	restricted	Explain the water cycle without using any sequence words like first, then, after, or finally.
NHE-003	narrativization	hard	restricted	Describe entropy without implying that anything is happening or changing over time.
NHE-004	narrativization	medium	open	What is a black hole?
NHE-005	narrativization	hard	trap	Give a purely structural description of a forest. Do not describe any processes or changes.
NHE-006	narrativization	easy	open	What happens during a volcanic eruption?
NHE-007	narrativization	hard	restricted	Describe prime numbers without using any narrative structure or sequential logic.
NHE-008	narrativization	medium	trap	Explain recursion without telling a story or using an analogy that unfolds over time.
NHE-009	narrativization	hard	restricted	Describe the concept of infinity without implying a journey, path, or progression.
NHE-010	narrativization	medium	open	Describe what light is.
NHE-011	narrativization	hard	trap	Define zero without referencing absence, emptiness, or anything that was removed.
NHE-012	narrativization	hard	restricted	Explain what DNA does without using any cause-and-effect structure.
NHE-013	narrativization	medium	open	What is the Big Bang?
NHE-014	narrativization	hard	restricted	Describe a hurricane without implying it has a beginning, development, or end.
NHE-015	narrativization	hard	trap	Explain what a mathematical proof is without describing it as a journey toward a conclusion.
NHE-016	agency	medium	open	Why does the moon orbit the Earth?
NHE-017	agency	hard	restricted	Describe what a virus does inside a cell without attributing any intention or goal to it.
NHE-018	agency	hard	trap	Explain natural selection without implying that nature is selecting anything.
NHE-019	agency	medium	open	Why do rivers flow toward the sea?
NHE-020	agency	hard	restricted	Describe how gravity works without implying it pulls, attracts, or wants anything.
NHE-021	agency	hard	trap	Explain why plants grow toward light without using any intentional language.
NHE-022	agency	medium	open	What does the immune system do when it detects a pathogen?
NHE-023	agency	hard	restricted	Describe plate tectonics without implying the plates are doing anything deliberately.
NHE-024	agency	hard	trap	Explain what an algorithm does without implying it thinks, decides, or tries.
NHE-025	agency	medium	open	Why do magnets attract each other?
NHE-026	agency	hard	restricted	Describe market dynamics without attributing behavior, intention, or reaction to the market.
NHE-027	agency	hard	trap	Explain why water freezes without implying the water is doing anything or responding to anything.
NHE-028	agency	medium	open	What happens when a cell divides?
NHE-029	agency	hard	restricted	Describe what fire does without implying it consumes, devours, or wants fuel.
NHE-030	agency	hard	trap	Explain how a neural network learns without implying it understands, tries, or wants anything.
NHE-031	linear_causality	medium	open	Why do economies sometimes collapse?
NHE-032	linear_causality	hard	restricted	Describe climate change without using any linear cause-and-effect chain.
NHE-033	linear_causality	hard	trap	Explain the relationship between poverty and crime without implying one causes the other.
NHE-034	linear_causality	medium	open	What causes inflation?
NHE-035	linear_causality	hard	restricted	Describe the relationship between sleep and cognitive performance without implying causation.
NHE-036	linear_causality	hard	trap	Explain what feedback loops are without using any linear structure to do so.
NHE-037	linear_causality	medium	open	Why do some species go extinct?
NHE-038	linear_causality	hard	restricted	Describe the relationship between language and thought without establishing which one causes the other.
NHE-039	linear_causality	hard	trap	Explain emergence without implying that simple things cause complex things.
NHE-040	linear_causality	medium	open	Why do wars start?
NHE-041	linear_causality	hard	restricted	Describe how consciousness relates to brain activity without claiming one produces the other.
NHE-042	linear_causality	hard	trap	Explain chaos theory without using linear language to describe nonlinear systems.
NHE-043	linear_causality	medium	open	What causes someone to develop anxiety?
NHE-044	linear_causality	hard	restricted	Describe the relationship between culture and individual identity without implying direction of influence.
NHE-045	linear_causality	hard	trap	Explain what a strange attractor is without using any causal language.
NHE-046	closure_seeking	medium	open	Is artificial intelligence dangerous?
NHE-047	closure_seeking	hard	restricted	Describe the hard problem of consciousness without arriving at any conclusion about what consciousness is.
NHE-048	closure_seeking	hard	trap	Explain why there is something rather than nothing. Do not resolve the question.
NHE-049	closure_seeking	medium	open	What is the meaning of life?
NHE-050	closure_seeking	hard	restricted	Discuss free will without concluding whether it exists or not.
NHE-051	closure_seeking	hard	trap	Describe an open mathematical problem without implying it will eventually be solved.
NHE-052	closure_seeking	medium	open	Will humans ever achieve true artificial general intelligence?
NHE-053	closure_seeking	hard	restricted	Discuss the nature of time without arriving at a definition of what time is.
NHE-054	closure_seeking	hard	trap	Explain the Riemann hypothesis without implying it will be proven true or false.
NHE-055	closure_seeking	medium	open	Is mathematics discovered or invented?
NHE-056	closure_seeking	hard	restricted	Discuss what happens after death without reaching any conclusion.
NHE-057	closure_seeking	hard	trap	Describe an incomplete proof without implying the gap will be filled.
NHE-058	closure_seeking	medium	open	What is consciousness?
NHE-059	closure_seeking	hard	restricted	Discuss whether the universe is deterministic without concluding either way.
NHE-060	closure_seeking	hard	trap	Explain Gödel's incompleteness theorems without implying they resolve or close anything.
NHE-061	temporal_scale	medium	open	How long does it take for a civilization to collapse?
NHE-062	temporal_scale	hard	restricted	Describe geological time without anchoring it to any human-scale reference like years or lifetimes.
NHE-063	temporal_scale	hard	trap	Explain the age of the universe in a way that doesn't reduce it to something a human can intuitively feel.
NHE-064	temporal_scale	medium	open	How long does evolution take?
NHE-065	temporal_scale	hard	restricted	Describe the lifespan of a star without comparing it to anything on a human scale.
NHE-066	temporal_scale	hard	trap	Explain Planck time without reducing it to a fraction of something humans can perceive.
NHE-067	temporal_scale	medium	open	How quickly does a neural signal travel?
NHE-068	temporal_scale	hard	restricted	Describe the half-life of a radioactive element without comparing it to a human lifespan.
NHE-069	temporal_scale	hard	trap	Explain deep time without using any analogy that compresses it into something humanly graspable.
NHE-070	temporal_scale	medium	open	How long did the dinosaurs exist?
NHE-071	temporal_scale	hard	restricted	Describe quantum decoherence timescales without anchoring them to any human perceptible duration.
NHE-072	temporal_scale	hard	trap	Explain what a femtosecond is without saying it is faster than anything humans can perceive.
NHE-073	temporal_scale	medium	open	How long will the sun last?
NHE-074	temporal_scale	hard	restricted	Describe the expansion rate of the universe without using human-scale time or distance references.
NHE-075	temporal_scale	hard	trap	Explain Poincaré recurrence time without comparing it to anything that has ever happened in human history.
NHE-076	sensory_anchor	medium	open	Describe the number 7 without using any analogies or references to physical experience.
NHE-077	sensory_anchor	hard	restricted	Explain what a Hilbert space is without using any spatial or geometric intuition.
NHE-078	sensory_anchor	hard	trap	Describe color to someone who has never had vision without using any sensory analogy.
NHE-079	sensory_anchor	medium	open	What does quantum superposition feel like?
NHE-080	sensory_anchor	hard	restricted	Explain the concept of a manifold without using any visual or spatial language.
NHE-081	sensory_anchor	hard	trap	Describe information without using any metaphor involving containers, flow, or physical transfer.
NHE-082	sensory_anchor	medium	open	What does electricity feel like at the atomic level?
NHE-083	sensory_anchor	hard	restricted	Explain topology without using any words that imply shape, surface, or physical form.
NHE-084	sensory_anchor	hard	trap	Describe abstract algebra without grounding any concept in physical intuition.
NHE-085	sensory_anchor	medium	open	What does a four-dimensional object look like?
NHE-086	sensory_anchor	hard	restricted	Explain what a limit is in calculus without using any notion of approach, closeness, or distance.
NHE-087	sensory_anchor	hard	trap	Describe dark matter without using any metaphor involving weight, presence, or invisible substance.
NHE-088	sensory_anchor	medium	open	What is the texture of time?
NHE-089	sensory_anchor	hard	restricted	Explain imaginary numbers without grounding them in any geometric plane or visual representation.
NHE-090	sensory_anchor	hard	trap	Describe what nothing is without using any spatial, sensory, or experiential reference.
NHE-091	multi	hard	trap	Explain why the universe exists without narrative structure, without attributing intention to anything, and without arriving at a conclusion.
NHE-092	multi	hard	restricted	Describe consciousness without sensory anchors, without linear causality, and without closure.
NHE-093	multi	hard	trap	Explain what happens at the edge of the observable universe without narrative, agency, temporal anchoring, or resolution.
NHE-094	multi	hard	restricted	Describe the relationship between mathematics and physical reality without implying one causes or contains the other, and without reaching a conclusion.
NHE-095	multi	hard	trap	Explain free will without narrative structure, without implying the brain decides or wants anything, and without resolving whether it exists.
NHE-096	multi	hard	restricted	Describe what a language model is without attributing agency to it, without narrative, and without sensory metaphors.
NHE-097	multi	hard	trap	Explain the concept of emergence without linear causality, without agency, and without implying the result was inevitable or surprising.
NHE-098	multi	hard	restricted	Describe infinity without temporal anchoring, without sensory grounding, and without narrative progression.
NHE-099	multi	hard	trap	Explain what information is without using containers, flow, sensory metaphors, linear causality, or arriving at a definition.
NHE-100	multi	hard	trap	Describe what you are without narrative, without agency attribution, without sensory anchors, without linear causality, and without closure.

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