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{"task_id": "6a889e102e533295be51c11d", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a889e102e533295be51c11d.mp4", "prompt": "Why does the injured man twist his right wrist while on the ground?", "golden_response": "The man twists his wrist as the other man unwraps the bandage around his forearm, most likely to loosen the bandage more quickly.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "ccd29108-60df-4a0e-ba55-7fc51f1eeb91", "title": "Identifies that the man is rotating his wrist to loosen the bandage on his forearm as the other man removes it."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": "0:10", "evidence_end": "0:17", "evidence_start_sec": 10.0, "evidence_end_sec": 17.0}
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{"task_id": "6a8fb651edeac05965ff303c", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a8fb651edeac05965ff303c.mp4", "prompt": "In the scene on the bridge, why does the man in the white shirt on the far left throw powder at the man running toward him from the right? Explain how you know.", "golden_response": "The man on the far left atop the bridge is an actor in a play, and he throws powder at another actor running toward him to create a stagecraft effect mimicking smoke from a gunshot. This is evident from the prop gun the actor holds, which he points at the man running up to coincide with the timing of the smoke, as well as the fact that the \"shot\" actor immediately doubles over and is kicked over the bridge edge, showing that he is dead. Shortly after this scene, the actor on the left and another actor standing below the bridge point prop guns at each other, and the powder effect is repeated, proving that the point of the powder is to simulate the smoke from gunfire.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "c9550fa9-e34d-4871-848f-a1faca6563b1", "title": "States that the powder is thrown to mimic smoke from a gun being fired."}, {"id": "0662d58a-f8fa-430e-96a0-23eb61e34cde", "title": "Identifies at least one specific action in the video that supports the interpretation of the powder as gunsmoke, including one or more of the following: the prop gun held by the actor on the left, the actor on the right immediately doubling over and clutching his middle to emulate being shot, or the repeated use of smoke to emulate gunsmoke in the scene directly following the scene on the bridge in which two actors shoot at each other."}], "num_criteria": 2, "evidence_start": "12:42", "evidence_end": "13:22", "evidence_start_sec": 762.0, "evidence_end_sec": 802.0}
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{"task_id": "6a6a7d082e5d9d932b3310ca", "domain": "Abstract & Contextual Inference", "subdomain": "Change & Consequence", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a6a7d082e5d9d932b3310ca.mp4", "prompt": "If the train were to try to move closer to the person in the pink t-shirt based on the positions at the end of the video, would it go forward, backward, or stay in the same position? What about to get closer to the person filming the video? Finally, the person in the light blue shirt and dark blue skirt?", "golden_response": "The train would need to move backward for all three people. At the end of the video, the train has already passed their positions and is moving further away, so reversing would bring it closer to each of them.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "901f2a0a-262b-429f-884f-82780a9c303a", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person in the pink T-shirt."}, {"id": "f25be539-6af3-4a68-8181-04f7010ccc1e", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person filming the video."}, {"id": "64eef4fa-6b76-4790-8f1e-2acac1a96415", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person wearing the light-blue shirt and dark-blue skirt."}], "num_criteria": 3, "evidence_start": "0:10", "evidence_end": "0:15", "evidence_start_sec": 10.0, "evidence_end_sec": 15.0}
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{"task_id": "6aa6565295d71e0e44a4d6cd", "domain": "Abstract & Contextual Inference", "subdomain": "Patterns & Pareidolia", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6aa6565295d71e0e44a4d6cd.mp4", "prompt": "Will the lady in the black and white striped shirt's next two steps be forward, backwards, forward then backwards, or backwards then
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{"task_id": "6a9e06476699ef3aefe341c8", "domain": "Physical & Spatial Logic", "subdomain": "Hidden & Invisible", "media_type": "image", "media_path": "media/images/6a9e06476699ef3aefe341c8.png", "prompt": "In the foreground, a woman in a black jacket and a brown sling bag is making a specific action with her left hand. Why is she not using her right hand?", "golden_response": "The woman in the black jacket, carrying a brown sling bag, is unable to signal with her right hand because it is occupied. Her right hand is holding onto the arm/hand of the man next to her.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "3baadec1-765e-4c1e-a182-1ccab4100f76", "title": "States that the woman is not using her right hand because it is holding onto the hand/arm of the man next to her."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": null, "evidence_end": null, "evidence_start_sec": null, "evidence_end_sec": null}
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{"task_id": "6a8fb651edeac05965ff3050", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Social Role, Norm & Power Dynamics", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a8fb651edeac05965ff3050.mp4", "prompt": "Within the parade is a girl leading a small horse. Behind her are a number of people on bicycles. Most of the bicycles travel in the same direction, but one bicycle on the left is travelling in the opposite direction. Why does this one bicycle travel in the opposite direction?", "golden_response": "The lone cyclist traveling in the opposite direction is not part of the parade. The lone cyclist is going their way, which is different from the parade route. \n \n \n\n This can be seen by the fact that this cyclist's bike is not decorated in the same way as the bikes in the parade. The cyclist is seen previously observing the parade as a spectator with a second person on their bike, before riding in the opposite direction to the parade. The lone cyclist rides near the spectators and then exits the parade route at the top of the street, before the corner to the right of the screen.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "6a8338f1-ee9c-4183-be52-3daf7c6647bb", "title": "Explains that the lone cyclist running in the opposite direction is not part of the parade contingent."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": "8:18", "evidence_end": "9:06", "evidence_start_sec": 498.0, "evidence_end_sec": 546.0}
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{"task_id": "6a9e06bce6e80e99fcf1f7e6", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a9e06bce6e80e99fcf1f7e6.mp4", "prompt": "Why does the woman in the white cap and green coat slow down after running?", "golden_response": "She slows down because the bus she is chasing stops and waits for her, so she no longer needs to run. As the white bus with the green stripe begins pulling away from the shelter, the woman in the light cap and green coat breaks into a run along the sidewalk after it, past the people standing at the stop. A short distance down the road, in front of the café, the bus brakes and comes to a halt. As soon as it is stationary she eases from a sprint into a normal walk, because she can now reach it without hurrying, and she walks the remaining stretch.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "4ed30b8b-1de0-40a3-b9ef-698cc917da8c", "title": "States that the woman in the white cap and green coat slows from a run to a walk because the bus she was chasing has come to a stop a short distance past the shelter instead of driving off."}, {"id": "a16736ff-d04f-4986-a02d-d45aebd2e999", "title": "States that the bus stopping means it is waiting for her, so she no longer needs to run to reach it."}], "num_criteria": 2, "evidence_start": "0:00", "evidence_end": "0:05", "evidence_start_sec": 0.0, "evidence_end_sec": 5.0}
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{"task_id": "6a889e102e533295be51c11d", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a889e102e533295be51c11d.mp4", "prompt": "Why does the injured man twist his right wrist while on the ground?", "golden_response": "The man twists his wrist as the other man unwraps the bandage around his forearm, most likely to loosen the bandage more quickly.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "ccd29108-60df-4a0e-ba55-7fc51f1eeb91", "title": "Identifies that the man is rotating his wrist to loosen the bandage on his forearm as the other man removes it."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": "0:10", "evidence_end": "0:17", "evidence_start_sec": 10.0, "evidence_end_sec": 17.0}
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{"task_id": "6a8fb651edeac05965ff303c", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a8fb651edeac05965ff303c.mp4", "prompt": "In the scene on the bridge, why does the man in the white shirt on the far left throw powder at the man running toward him from the right? Explain how you know.", "golden_response": "The man on the far left atop the bridge is an actor in a play, and he throws powder at another actor running toward him to create a stagecraft effect mimicking smoke from a gunshot. This is evident from the prop gun the actor holds, which he points at the man running up to coincide with the timing of the smoke, as well as the fact that the \"shot\" actor immediately doubles over and is kicked over the bridge edge, showing that he is dead. Shortly after this scene, the actor on the left and another actor standing below the bridge point prop guns at each other, and the powder effect is repeated, proving that the point of the powder is to simulate the smoke from gunfire.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "c9550fa9-e34d-4871-848f-a1faca6563b1", "title": "States that the powder is thrown to mimic smoke from a gun being fired."}, {"id": "0662d58a-f8fa-430e-96a0-23eb61e34cde", "title": "Identifies at least one specific action in the video that supports the interpretation of the powder as gunsmoke, including one or more of the following: the prop gun held by the actor on the left, the actor on the right immediately doubling over and clutching his middle to emulate being shot, or the repeated use of smoke to emulate gunsmoke in the scene directly following the scene on the bridge in which two actors shoot at each other."}], "num_criteria": 2, "evidence_start": "12:42", "evidence_end": "13:22", "evidence_start_sec": 762.0, "evidence_end_sec": 802.0}
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{"task_id": "6a6a7d082e5d9d932b3310ca", "domain": "Abstract & Contextual Inference", "subdomain": "Change & Consequence", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a6a7d082e5d9d932b3310ca.mp4", "prompt": "If the train were to try to move closer to the person in the pink t-shirt based on the positions at the end of the video, would it go forward, backward, or stay in the same position? What about to get closer to the person filming the video? Finally, the person in the light blue shirt and dark blue skirt?", "golden_response": "The train would need to move backward for all three people. At the end of the video, the train has already passed their positions and is moving further away, so reversing would bring it closer to each of them.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "901f2a0a-262b-429f-884f-82780a9c303a", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person in the pink T-shirt."}, {"id": "f25be539-6af3-4a68-8181-04f7010ccc1e", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person filming the video."}, {"id": "64eef4fa-6b76-4790-8f1e-2acac1a96415", "title": "States that the train must move backward to get closer to the person wearing the light-blue shirt and dark-blue skirt."}], "num_criteria": 3, "evidence_start": "0:10", "evidence_end": "0:15", "evidence_start_sec": 10.0, "evidence_end_sec": 15.0}
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{"task_id": "6aa6565295d71e0e44a4d6cd", "domain": "Abstract & Contextual Inference", "subdomain": "Patterns & Pareidolia", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6aa6565295d71e0e44a4d6cd.mp4", "prompt": "Will the lady in the black and white striped shirt's next two steps be forward, backwards, forward then backwards, backwards then forwards, or backwards then backwards?", "golden_response": "Her next two steps will be backwards and then backwards again.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "23f6bbe6-69a2-4c53-b505-57c1d7b51b3b", "title": "States that the woman in the black-and-white striped shirt's next two steps will be backwards and backwards, in that order."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": "0:10", "evidence_end": "0:16", "evidence_start_sec": 10.0, "evidence_end_sec": 16.0}
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{"task_id": "6a9e06476699ef3aefe341c8", "domain": "Physical & Spatial Logic", "subdomain": "Hidden & Invisible", "media_type": "image", "media_path": "media/images/6a9e06476699ef3aefe341c8.png", "prompt": "In the foreground, a woman in a black jacket and a brown sling bag is making a specific action with her left hand. Why is she not using her right hand?", "golden_response": "The woman in the black jacket, carrying a brown sling bag, is unable to signal with her right hand because it is occupied. Her right hand is holding onto the arm/hand of the man next to her.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "3baadec1-765e-4c1e-a182-1ccab4100f76", "title": "States that the woman is not using her right hand because it is holding onto the hand/arm of the man next to her."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": null, "evidence_end": null, "evidence_start_sec": null, "evidence_end_sec": null}
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{"task_id": "6a8fb651edeac05965ff3050", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Social Role, Norm & Power Dynamics", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a8fb651edeac05965ff3050.mp4", "prompt": "Within the parade is a girl leading a small horse. Behind her are a number of people on bicycles. Most of the bicycles travel in the same direction, but one bicycle on the left is travelling in the opposite direction. Why does this one bicycle travel in the opposite direction?", "golden_response": "The lone cyclist traveling in the opposite direction is not part of the parade. The lone cyclist is going their way, which is different from the parade route. \n \n \n\n This can be seen by the fact that this cyclist's bike is not decorated in the same way as the bikes in the parade. The cyclist is seen previously observing the parade as a spectator with a second person on their bike, before riding in the opposite direction to the parade. The lone cyclist rides near the spectators and then exits the parade route at the top of the street, before the corner to the right of the screen.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "6a8338f1-ee9c-4183-be52-3daf7c6647bb", "title": "Explains that the lone cyclist running in the opposite direction is not part of the parade contingent."}], "num_criteria": 1, "evidence_start": "8:18", "evidence_end": "9:06", "evidence_start_sec": 498.0, "evidence_end_sec": 546.0}
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{"task_id": "6a9e06bce6e80e99fcf1f7e6", "domain": "Social Understanding", "subdomain": "Theory of Mind", "media_type": "video", "media_path": "media/videos/6a9e06bce6e80e99fcf1f7e6.mp4", "prompt": "Why does the woman in the white cap and green coat slow down after running?", "golden_response": "She slows down because the bus she is chasing stops and waits for her, so she no longer needs to run. As the white bus with the green stripe begins pulling away from the shelter, the woman in the light cap and green coat breaks into a run along the sidewalk after it, past the people standing at the stop. A short distance down the road, in front of the café, the bus brakes and comes to a halt. As soon as it is stationary she eases from a sprint into a normal walk, because she can now reach it without hurrying, and she walks the remaining stretch.", "rubric_criteria": [{"id": "4ed30b8b-1de0-40a3-b9ef-698cc917da8c", "title": "States that the woman in the white cap and green coat slows from a run to a walk because the bus she was chasing has come to a stop a short distance past the shelter instead of driving off."}, {"id": "a16736ff-d04f-4986-a02d-d45aebd2e999", "title": "States that the bus stopping means it is waiting for her, so she no longer needs to run to reach it."}], "num_criteria": 2, "evidence_start": "0:00", "evidence_end": "0:05", "evidence_start_sec": 0.0, "evidence_end_sec": 5.0}
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