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Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Rabbits are carnivores" , Sentence (B): "Rabbits are herbivores" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Rocks may float when placed in water." , Sentence (B): "Rocks sink when placed in water." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He cut the lawn with his scissors." , Sentence (B): "He cut the lawn with his power mower." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the library has only one storybook" , Sentence (B): "there are many books in the library" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Sally taught her students English" , Sentence (B): "Sally taught her students burglary" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "some people's favorite place is the zoo" , Sentence (B): "you can go swimming and fishing at a zoo" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "she drove a car" , Sentence (B): "she drove a pencil" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I hate racists." , Sentence (B): "Everyone hates racists." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The Management People were happy hearing the Protest news" , Sentence (B): "The workers protested against the management People" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "A Carpet-layer can lay carpet on floors" , Sentence (B): "A dog lays carpet on the floor" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Mowing the lawn requires zero people to accomplish the task." , Sentence (B): "Mowing the lawn requires peoples to accomplish the task." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "His glasses are blurry so he wipes them clean" , Sentence (B): "His glasses are clear so he wipes them clean" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Something you need to do before you grow vegetables is fertilizing the ground" , Sentence (B): "Something you need to do before you grow vegetables is filling the ground with cement" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The world has the same time zones" , Sentence (B): "There are different time zones around the world." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Milk contains alcohol." , Sentence (B): "Beer contains alcohol." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The man is resilient" , Sentence (B): "The man is a rubber" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "She turned in her homework five years after it was due and got full credit" , Sentence (B): "She turned in her homework before it was due and got full credit" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Flowers only need dirt to grow and nothing else." , Sentence (B): "Flowers need sunlight to grow." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "When people cry, tears come out of their eyes" , Sentence (B): "When people cry, tears come out of their ears" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "my brother always takes mud in the morning" , Sentence (B): "my brother always has breakfast in the morning" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I got ready for bed so I drank a cup of coffee" , Sentence (B): "I got ready for bed so I washed my face" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The man was tired of shoveling snow every winter." , Sentence (B): "The man was tired of shoveling marbles every winter." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I cooked the chicken in the refrigerator." , Sentence (B): "I cooked the chicken in the oven last night." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "My knee was scrapped and I put ointment on it." , Sentence (B): "My knee was scrapped and I put dirt on it." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I brushed my hair with a wrecking ball." , Sentence (B): "I brushed my hair with a hairbrush." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The chef put extra lemons on the pizza." , Sentence (B): "The chef put extra mushrooms on the pizza." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Many ships are sunk when they enter the bermuda triangle." , Sentence (B): "Many ships are sunk when they enter Canada." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The man went to jail after beating his wife." , Sentence (B): "The man went to jail after eating candy." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he cut the grass with a shovel" , Sentence (B): "he cut the grass with the lawnmower" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he likes to drink cold coffee" , Sentence (B): "he likes to drink motor oil" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "She shaved her eyes." , Sentence (B): "She shaved her legs." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He played a game with children" , Sentence (B): "He played a game with fairies" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He uses a computer for data typing work." , Sentence (B): "He uses dumbbells for data typing work." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "You are unlikely to ever find a book in the library." , Sentence (B): "You are likely to find a book in a library." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "a letter carrier is a human" , Sentence (B): "an aircraft carrier is a human" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Firetrucks are red." , Sentence (B): "Firetrucks are green" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "People can breathe in outer space without any mechanical aid or protection." , Sentence (B): "People can breathe on earth without any mechanical aid or protection." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Malls are found in the sky." , Sentence (B): "Shawn went to the mall yesterday." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "you can find fish in lakes" , Sentence (B): "You can only find fish in the ocean" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "You can sell unwanted items on Facebook" , Sentence (B): "You can sell a baby on Facebook" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "sugar is used to make coffee sour" , Sentence (B): "sugar is used to make coffee sweet" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "After cutting my hair, the barber swept up hair that had fallen to the floor." , Sentence (B): "After cutting my hair, the barber shoveled snow that had fallen on the floor" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "It is OK to take hot things out of the oven without using an oven mitten." , Sentence (B): "You should never take anything hot out of the oven without an oven mitten." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He washed the sky" , Sentence (B): "He washed the dishes" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the man fed the snake a mouse" , Sentence (B): "the man fed the mouse a snake" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I would like to fry a laptop" , Sentence (B): "I would like to buy a laptop" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Dogs have hooves." , Sentence (B): "Horses have hooves." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "You should leave the lights on when you leave the room." , Sentence (B): "You should turn the lights off when you leave the room." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "she eats an egg for breakfast every day" , Sentence (B): "she eats a table for breakfast every day" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "she baked a chicken at Christmas" , Sentence (B): "she baked a horse at Christmas" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I use grass to cut my lawnmower." , Sentence (B): "I use a lawnmower to cut my grass." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "people behave badly if they are angry" , Sentence (B): "people behave softly if they are angry" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the briefcase is stored in some documents" , Sentence (B): "a briefcase can be used for storing documents" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Kids like to sleep with grizzly bears." , Sentence (B): "Kids like to sleep with teddy bears." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Watching sports is fun for all people" , Sentence (B): "Watching sports is fun to some people" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "A cat eats a building" , Sentence (B): "A cat eats a fish" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The principal scolded the teachers." , Sentence (B): "The teachers scolded the principal." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "When you are outside, you will be sweating." , Sentence (B): "You may sweat when it is hot outside." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the fan was blowing air" , Sentence (B): "the fan was blowing guns" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Once a pipe bursts, call a doctor." , Sentence (B): "Once a pipe bursts, call a plumber." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "honesty should be encouraged" , Sentence (B): "honesty should be banned" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The woman dyes her hair every six weeks at the salon." , Sentence (B): "The woman dyes her feet every six weeks at the salon." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He wants to fly." , Sentence (B): "He can fly." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Schools often have a mathematics department" , Sentence (B): "Schools often have operation theater" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "All frogs can fly in the sky just like birds." , Sentence (B): "Frogs are found in ponds and swamps." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I walked to McDonald to eat lunch." , Sentence (B): "I walked to the sand factory to eat lunch." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Dogs eat cats" , Sentence (B): "Dogs and cats can live together" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Food gets hotter as you leave it out" , Sentence (B): "Food gets cooler as you leave it out" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "It is beautiful to stay hydrated" , Sentence (B): "It is important to stay hydrated" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I wear my gloves on my feet." , Sentence (B): "I wear my gloves on my hands." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "An electrician wires houses." , Sentence (B): "An electrician generates electricity." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he won the lottery" , Sentence (B): "he always wins the lottery" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the mouse ate the cat" , Sentence (B): "the cat ate the mouse" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "dolphins are fast to fly" , Sentence (B): "dolphins are fast to swim" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "No one drinks milk because you cannot absorb nutrients from it." , Sentence (B): "Many people drink milk to get nutrients from it." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Barbies are a fantastic desire for kids" , Sentence (B): "Barbies are the horrible desire for kids" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he put a bird in the cage" , Sentence (B): "he put a horse in the cage" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I close my eyes to drive safely" , Sentence (B): "I drive my car safely by following traffic rules" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He prays before sleeping." , Sentence (B): "He drinks energy drinks before sleeping" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Canada is a country in Antarctica" , Sentence (B): "Canada is a country in North America" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "A new cars are expensive." , Sentence (B): "An old car is expensive." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Something you find under a desk is the floor." , Sentence (B): "Something you find under a desk is the ceiling fan." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The pen ran out of ink" , Sentence (B): "the ink ran out of the pen" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "Mathematicians can solve math problems." , Sentence (B): "Mathematicians can play football very well" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he had a pair of air jordans for basketball game" , Sentence (B): "he had Michael Jordan at the game" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The kids went to the farm" , Sentence (B): "The farm went to the farm" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "you should stamp the letter before posting the letter" , Sentence (B): "you can post the letter without any stamps" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The black owl is red" , Sentence (B): "The black owl is large" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "he put a bear into a pot" , Sentence (B): "he put a flower into a pot" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "She purchased four supermarket tickets." , Sentence (B): "She purchased four thether tickets." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "A runner tries to go a long distance by controlling breath and pace." , Sentence (B): "Runny eggs can last best by leaving them out in the sun." . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The snake plays basketball." , Sentence (B): "Derek plays basketball for a team." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "surveys have been known to harm children" , Sentence (B): "surveys are great to make quick money" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the man put on his airplane" , Sentence (B): "the man put on his pants" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "I have two necks." , Sentence (B): "I have a neck." . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "the person was connected to the mixing console" , Sentence (B): "the microphone was connected to the mixing console" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "she put a pie in the fridge" , Sentence (B): "she put a rhino in the fridge" . | B | A |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "He borrowed a grinder from the library" , Sentence (B): "He borrowed a book from the library" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "all whales are small" , Sentence (B): "whales are huge" . | A | B |
Which statement of the two is against common sense? Sentence (A): "The zookeeper feeds the animals." , Sentence (B): "Zookeeper is working at the hospital" . | B | A |
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