Tuyentd/SQA · Datasets at Hugging Face

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What is Speaker1's opinion on the perceived danger of adding the prefix "industrial strength" to everyday objects?	Speaker1 believes that adding the prefix "industrial strength" to everyday objects makes them sound quite dangerous.
Does Speaker1 expect her boyfriend to plan a surprise for her?	No, Speaker1 does not expect her boyfriend to plan a surprise for her, but she thinks it would be nicer if they plan it together.
What is Speaker1's usual timing in relation to their family's daily routine?	Speaker1 is usually the last to return home and the first to leave in the morning.
Which constituencies are being referred to in the conversation related to the opposition party?	Hougang and Potong Pasir
Does Speaker1 consider themselves to be an outgoing person?	No
Does Speaker1 consider themselves a patriotic person?	No
What is Speaker1's nationality, as mentioned in the conversation?	Singaporean
At what time did Speaker2's CCA sessions typically start when they were in secondary school?	Two
What idiom did Speaker2 use as an example to explain the concept of an idiom?	You reap what you sow
Why do people in Speaker1's industry tend to move to different jobs?	They want to have better increments or get a better-paid job.
What is the problem with bringing only a phone, as mentioned by Speaker1?	The problem is that a phone is useless without radio signals.
What is Speaker1's most frequently used acronym, according to the conversation?	LMAO
What does Speaker1 plan to do for the orphanage?	Speaker1 plans to donate to the orphanage.
What percentage of commission does #foodpanda# typically earn from the orders they collect?	Twenty percent
How long did the fellow dentist live after being diagnosed with breast cancer?	Six months
What was Speaker1's hourly wage for their role at the NTU open house event?	$10
Why does Speaker2 consider a terrorist attack to be both the best and worst thing that can happen to Singapore?	Speaker2 does not provide a clear reason, but seems to be emphasizing the severity of the impact, calling it both the "best and worst thing".
What does Speaker1 mean by "I don't give people the full picture" when sharing stories of their life?	Speaker1 means that they only share a partial or incomplete version of their life experiences and stories with others, reserving some details for certain people.
What nationality is Jesus hypothetically given by Speaker1 in the conversation?	Singaporean
What is located in the left-hand corner of Speaker2's scene?	A food shack.
What is Speaker2's self-assessment of their memory?	Speaker2 describes having a "poor memory".
Is Speaker1 suggesting doing something interesting to Speaker2?	Yes
Why is Speaker2 not interested in talking to Speaker1 about cuties?	Speaker2 implies that it is because Speaker1 always tries to take things, and Speaker2 cannot have anything peacefully, but the exact reason is not explicitly stated, however Speaker2 seems to be suggesting that it is because of Speaker1's behavior of taking everything.
What does Speaker1 think is actually very important for passing the test?	The instructor.
What level did Speaker1 attend after primary five that is different from the typical primary school education?	Primary seven
Who would Speaker2 like to have an hour-long conversation with, according to their statement?	Google CEO
What attraction does Speaker2 mention is also available at Berjaya Times Square, in addition to other items?	USS.
What does Speaker1 think is the new meaning of the word "snowflake" in recent years?	Speaker1 implies that the word "snowflake" refers to someone who is easily offended or sensitive, as evidenced by their statement "you're a snowflake aren't you man".
Is Dubai part of Saudi Arabia, as stated by Speaker1?	No
Does Speaker2 have a clear intention of becoming a boss in the future?	No, Speaker2's intention depends on the type of boss.
What was unusual about Speaker2's friend who attended Junior College?	The friend was very childish. Rationale: The question requires the listener to recall the specific detail about Speaker2's friend who attended Junior College. The answer can be directly inferred from Speaker2's statement, making it a fair and answerable question based on the given transcription.
What does Speaker1 suggest doing when the map may be wrong?	Speaker1 suggests taking another approach and walking in a different direction instead of following the map blindly.
What does Speaker1 consider as a basic necessity in defining poverty?	No food, water, and shelter.
What type of drink does Speaker2 repeatedly purchase and drink?	Milk tea.
What type of fantasy genre does Speaker1 prefer?	The medieval kind or superpowers kind, like superheroes.
What is the order in which Speaker1 rates their family members and themselves ten out of ten?	mum, dad, and then the speaker rates themselves
What is the shape of Speaker2's sandcastle, according to Speaker2's own description?	Rectangular.
What happened to the ship that the speaker's family was on?	The ship sank on a stormy night.
What is the punchline of Speaker1's joke about a candy that's never on time?	Chocolate.
What does Speaker2 think is the effect of using the acronym "GTG" instead of saying "I got to go" in a conversation?	Speaker2 thinks that using the acronym "GTG" might not clearly convey the message to the other person, as they might not understand what "GTG" means, unlike saying "I got to go" which is more direct.
What caused the speaker's friend's hand to have rashes in the morning?	She had touched poison ivy.
What is the name of the company that employed indigenous groups as guides for the route trip outside of Sapa?	Dietos
What is the condition under which Speaker2 thinks a bank loan is available?	Only for Singapore university.
What does Speaker2 think they would do if they knew they could not fail?	Start their own business or become an entrepreneur.
What reasons does Speaker2 give for why Speaker1's voice sounds soft?	Speaker2 suggests that it may be due to the way Speaker1 positions their mind or that their natural voice is very low.
What happened when Speaker1's mother cooked a dish she presumed Speaker1's father wanted?	It turned out that Speaker1's father did not want that dish.
What are the colors of the cafe window described by Speaker1?	The colors of the cafe window are light blue inside and grey outside.
What color bags was the mak cik holding, according to Speaker2?	The mak cik was holding three blue bags and one red bag.
What does Speaker1 claim to do when someone presents a new idea?	Speaker1 claims that they will look at the new idea and evaluate why it may or may not work.
What is the speaker's attitude towards dogs?	The speaker loves dogs. Rationale: The question is designed to test the listener's ability to identify the speaker's sentiment towards dogs, which is explicitly stated in the transcription.
How many purple fish does Speaker2 have in total?	Two
What did the girl initially study concurrently with music before dropping it due to lack of interest?	ACCA.
What is Speaker2's goal for their child in terms of reading or completing a task?	For their child to finish six pages within an hour.
Why does Speaker2 want to see the video of the person falling?	Speaker2 wants to see the video to laugh at the person who fell.
What type of tattoo does Speaker1 mention seeing on someone's back?	A tattoo of stars.
What is the difference in freshness between kimchi in Korea and Singapore, as described by Speaker1?	In Korea, kimchi is made fresh and served immediately, whereas in Singapore, it is often bought from packaged stores and not as fresh.
Where would Speaker1 prefer to go outside?	Changi-Beach
What was the original time frame mentioned by Speaker1?	Four thirty to seven o'clock
In which region does Speaker1 mention that there is a lot of variety in kebab styles?	The Middle East.
What does Speaker1 think is not unique to Singapore and can be seen in other countries?	Shopping centres
What do some people, according to Speaker1, want to do with their money, but are unsure about?	They want to open a shop.
Which speaker mentioned that the school their friend attended was a private, global one, specifically SM SIM?	Speaker1.
What is Speaker1's attitude towards following directions?	Speaker1 never follows directions.
Why did Speaker2 choose the power to fly?	Speaker2 chose the power to fly because it would be easier to travel and allow them to reach places without using any money.
What unusual habit does Speaker1 mention they have when pronouncing someone's name?	Speaker1 mentions that they infuse a sentence with a tune they have in mind, often using a particular tone, like a song reference.
How does Speaker2 influence people they put effort into, according to the two ways they mentioned?	Either by multiplication for those smart enough to comprehend, or by plus for those who at least understand a bit.
What type of restaurant does Speaker1 wish they could go to?	A halal Korean barbecue restaurant.
What, according to Speaker1, is a characteristic of a conversation without laughter?	too deep
What action did Speaker1 think the prince should not have done without the girl's permission?	Kiss her.
What strategy does Speaker1 adopt to manage work-related stress, and what does it force them to do?	Speaker1 tries to see work-related stress "in a more positive light" as a way to manage it, and this forces them to prioritize their tasks and make time for personal activities on weekends.
What is the unique feature of the Bumble app that sets it apart from other dating apps, according to Speaker2?	The unique feature of the Bumble app is that girls have to talk to guys first, meaning that guys cannot initiate conversations.
What brand name did Speaker1 mention was said during their "shred neck presentation"?	Balmain
What does Speaker2 believe about the frequency of compliments received by guys compared to girls?	Speaker2 believes that guys do not get compliments as much as girls.
Does Speaker1 usually do online shopping?	No
What fashion tip did the speaker's father give regarding wearing a bow tie?	The speaker's father advised that one should never wear a bow tie if not wearing a suit or a tuxedo.
What was the purpose of the spot where Jay Chou was?	The spot was partially for Jay Chou and partially for the fans to stand.
What ethnicity does Speaker2 describe the grandma as being, despite her non-typical appearance?	Malay.
Does Speaker1 still organize their clothes?	No
What was the colour of the hat worn by the man with a knife and blood on him?	White
What type of buildings does Speaker1 enjoy seeing?	Speaker1 enjoys seeing buildings that have a mix of old and new aspects, such as the Fullerton hotel and the Supreme Court, rather than modern glass buildings.
What time did Speaker2 agree to go view something, and what is their plan after that?	Four, and then to come back before the match starts.
Why did he open the second Facebook account, according to Speaker2?	Because Speaker2 is unsure, but thinks it might have something to do with the person not knowing how to open it themselves.
What does Speaker1 believe is necessary to win someone over, according to their strategy?	Speaker1 believes that by knowing the other person's obstacles and weaknesses, they can win them over.
Has Speaker1's preference for staying at home increased or decreased with age?	Increased.
What form of bullying does Speaker2 think is more prevalent now?	Cyber bullying.
What was the initial topic discussed by Speaker1 that led to a conversation about personal values and stances on certain issues?	The initial topic was whether to allow children to go overseas with their boyfriend or girlfriend and discussing contraception.
What type of dwelling did Speaker1 primarily stay in?	A flat.
What happened to Speaker2's lipstick, according to Speaker1's observation?	It looks gone.
What is the cooking process described by Speaker1 for the food item being discussed?	The cooking process described by Speaker1 is that the dough is already made, and then it is put on a pan and fried until it is golden.
How many seasons of the TV show has Speaker1 finished watching?	Three
What happened to Speaker1's pants when they were doing half squats?	Their pants tear at about the 15th count.
What happens to Speaker1's emotional state when things they have been looking forward to don't work out as planned?	Speaker1 feels let down, implying disappointment or frustration, as evidenced by their statement "true like you've been looking forward to it".
What was the reaction of people to the statement that they would gladly exchange their experience of depression for serving the nation?	Everybody was very angry with that, saying don't play with mental health.
How many days a week does Speaker1 attend school?	Six days a week
What type of food was Speaker2's favorite during primary school?	Chinese noodle or food from the Muslim store.
How much did Speaker1 pay for the iBet thing?	Eighteen bucks
What is the main concern of Speaker1 regarding their son's behavior at home?	Speaker1 is concerned that their son does not follow rules and regulations, and tries to find ways to get around them, especially during exam season when he's not allowed to play games.
What examples of heroes does Speaker1 provide?	A superhero or one's parents.
What does Speaker1 consider himself to be, in terms of his talking style?	A talkative guy.
What type of food did Speaker2 mention they had in Hong Kong that they particularly enjoyed?	Korean food.

What is Speaker1's opinion on the perceived danger of adding the prefix "industrial strength" to everyday objects?

Speaker1 believes that adding the prefix "industrial strength" to everyday objects makes them sound quite dangerous.

Does Speaker1 expect her boyfriend to plan a surprise for her?

No, Speaker1 does not expect her boyfriend to plan a surprise for her, but she thinks it would be nicer if they plan it together.

What is Speaker1's usual timing in relation to their family's daily routine?

Speaker1 is usually the last to return home and the first to leave in the morning.

Which constituencies are being referred to in the conversation related to the opposition party?

Hougang and Potong Pasir

Does Speaker1 consider themselves to be an outgoing person?

No

Does Speaker1 consider themselves a patriotic person?

No

What is Speaker1's nationality, as mentioned in the conversation?

Singaporean

At what time did Speaker2's CCA sessions typically start when they were in secondary school?

Two

What idiom did Speaker2 use as an example to explain the concept of an idiom?

You reap what you sow

Why do people in Speaker1's industry tend to move to different jobs?

They want to have better increments or get a better-paid job.

What is the problem with bringing only a phone, as mentioned by Speaker1?

The problem is that a phone is useless without radio signals.

What is Speaker1's most frequently used acronym, according to the conversation?

LMAO

What does Speaker1 plan to do for the orphanage?

Speaker1 plans to donate to the orphanage.

What percentage of commission does #foodpanda# typically earn from the orders they collect?

Twenty percent

How long did the fellow dentist live after being diagnosed with breast cancer?

Six months

What was Speaker1's hourly wage for their role at the NTU open house event?

$10

Why does Speaker2 consider a terrorist attack to be both the best and worst thing that can happen to Singapore?

Speaker2 does not provide a clear reason, but seems to be emphasizing the severity of the impact, calling it both the "best and worst thing".

What does Speaker1 mean by "I don't give people the full picture" when sharing stories of their life?

Speaker1 means that they only share a partial or incomplete version of their life experiences and stories with others, reserving some details for certain people.

What nationality is Jesus hypothetically given by Speaker1 in the conversation?

Singaporean

What is located in the left-hand corner of Speaker2's scene?

A food shack.

What is Speaker2's self-assessment of their memory?

Speaker2 describes having a "poor memory".

Is Speaker1 suggesting doing something interesting to Speaker2?

Yes

Why is Speaker2 not interested in talking to Speaker1 about cuties?

Speaker2 implies that it is because Speaker1 always tries to take things, and Speaker2 cannot have anything peacefully, but the exact reason is not explicitly stated, however Speaker2 seems to be suggesting that it is because of Speaker1's behavior of taking everything.

What does Speaker1 think is actually very important for passing the test?

The instructor.

What level did Speaker1 attend after primary five that is different from the typical primary school education?

Primary seven

Who would Speaker2 like to have an hour-long conversation with, according to their statement?

Google CEO

What attraction does Speaker2 mention is also available at Berjaya Times Square, in addition to other items?

USS.

What does Speaker1 think is the new meaning of the word "snowflake" in recent years?

Speaker1 implies that the word "snowflake" refers to someone who is easily offended or sensitive, as evidenced by their statement "you're a snowflake aren't you man".

Is Dubai part of Saudi Arabia, as stated by Speaker1?

No

Does Speaker2 have a clear intention of becoming a boss in the future?

No, Speaker2's intention depends on the type of boss.

What was unusual about Speaker2's friend who attended Junior College?

The friend was very childish. Rationale: The question requires the listener to recall the specific detail about Speaker2's friend who attended Junior College. The answer can be directly inferred from Speaker2's statement, making it a fair and answerable question based on the given transcription.

What does Speaker1 suggest doing when the map may be wrong?

Speaker1 suggests taking another approach and walking in a different direction instead of following the map blindly.

What does Speaker1 consider as a basic necessity in defining poverty?

No food, water, and shelter.

What type of drink does Speaker2 repeatedly purchase and drink?

Milk tea.

What type of fantasy genre does Speaker1 prefer?

The medieval kind or superpowers kind, like superheroes.

What is the order in which Speaker1 rates their family members and themselves ten out of ten?

mum, dad, and then the speaker rates themselves

What is the shape of Speaker2's sandcastle, according to Speaker2's own description?

Rectangular.

What happened to the ship that the speaker's family was on?

The ship sank on a stormy night.

What is the punchline of Speaker1's joke about a candy that's never on time?

Chocolate.

What does Speaker2 think is the effect of using the acronym "GTG" instead of saying "I got to go" in a conversation?

Speaker2 thinks that using the acronym "GTG" might not clearly convey the message to the other person, as they might not understand what "GTG" means, unlike saying "I got to go" which is more direct.

What caused the speaker's friend's hand to have rashes in the morning?

She had touched poison ivy.

What is the name of the company that employed indigenous groups as guides for the route trip outside of Sapa?

Dietos

What is the condition under which Speaker2 thinks a bank loan is available?

Only for Singapore university.

What does Speaker2 think they would do if they knew they could not fail?

Start their own business or become an entrepreneur.

What reasons does Speaker2 give for why Speaker1's voice sounds soft?

Speaker2 suggests that it may be due to the way Speaker1 positions their mind or that their natural voice is very low.

What happened when Speaker1's mother cooked a dish she presumed Speaker1's father wanted?

It turned out that Speaker1's father did not want that dish.

What are the colors of the cafe window described by Speaker1?

The colors of the cafe window are light blue inside and grey outside.

What color bags was the mak cik holding, according to Speaker2?

The mak cik was holding three blue bags and one red bag.

What does Speaker1 claim to do when someone presents a new idea?

Speaker1 claims that they will look at the new idea and evaluate why it may or may not work.

What is the speaker's attitude towards dogs?

The speaker loves dogs. Rationale: The question is designed to test the listener's ability to identify the speaker's sentiment towards dogs, which is explicitly stated in the transcription.

How many purple fish does Speaker2 have in total?

Two

What did the girl initially study concurrently with music before dropping it due to lack of interest?

ACCA.

What is Speaker2's goal for their child in terms of reading or completing a task?

For their child to finish six pages within an hour.

Why does Speaker2 want to see the video of the person falling?

Speaker2 wants to see the video to laugh at the person who fell.

What type of tattoo does Speaker1 mention seeing on someone's back?

A tattoo of stars.

What is the difference in freshness between kimchi in Korea and Singapore, as described by Speaker1?

In Korea, kimchi is made fresh and served immediately, whereas in Singapore, it is often bought from packaged stores and not as fresh.

Where would Speaker1 prefer to go outside?

Changi-Beach

What was the original time frame mentioned by Speaker1?

Four thirty to seven o'clock

In which region does Speaker1 mention that there is a lot of variety in kebab styles?

The Middle East.

What does Speaker1 think is not unique to Singapore and can be seen in other countries?

Shopping centres

What do some people, according to Speaker1, want to do with their money, but are unsure about?

They want to open a shop.

Which speaker mentioned that the school their friend attended was a private, global one, specifically SM SIM?

Speaker1.

What is Speaker1's attitude towards following directions?

Speaker1 never follows directions.

Why did Speaker2 choose the power to fly?

Speaker2 chose the power to fly because it would be easier to travel and allow them to reach places without using any money.

What unusual habit does Speaker1 mention they have when pronouncing someone's name?

Speaker1 mentions that they infuse a sentence with a tune they have in mind, often using a particular tone, like a song reference.

How does Speaker2 influence people they put effort into, according to the two ways they mentioned?

Either by multiplication for those smart enough to comprehend, or by plus for those who at least understand a bit.

What type of restaurant does Speaker1 wish they could go to?

A halal Korean barbecue restaurant.

What, according to Speaker1, is a characteristic of a conversation without laughter?

too deep

What action did Speaker1 think the prince should not have done without the girl's permission?

Kiss her.

What strategy does Speaker1 adopt to manage work-related stress, and what does it force them to do?

Speaker1 tries to see work-related stress "in a more positive light" as a way to manage it, and this forces them to prioritize their tasks and make time for personal activities on weekends.

What is the unique feature of the Bumble app that sets it apart from other dating apps, according to Speaker2?

The unique feature of the Bumble app is that girls have to talk to guys first, meaning that guys cannot initiate conversations.

What brand name did Speaker1 mention was said during their "shred neck presentation"?

Balmain

What does Speaker2 believe about the frequency of compliments received by guys compared to girls?

Speaker2 believes that guys do not get compliments as much as girls.

Does Speaker1 usually do online shopping?

No

What fashion tip did the speaker's father give regarding wearing a bow tie?

The speaker's father advised that one should never wear a bow tie if not wearing a suit or a tuxedo.

What was the purpose of the spot where Jay Chou was?

The spot was partially for Jay Chou and partially for the fans to stand.

What ethnicity does Speaker2 describe the grandma as being, despite her non-typical appearance?

Malay.

Does Speaker1 still organize their clothes?

No

What was the colour of the hat worn by the man with a knife and blood on him?

White

What type of buildings does Speaker1 enjoy seeing?

Speaker1 enjoys seeing buildings that have a mix of old and new aspects, such as the Fullerton hotel and the Supreme Court, rather than modern glass buildings.

What time did Speaker2 agree to go view something, and what is their plan after that?

Four, and then to come back before the match starts.

Why did he open the second Facebook account, according to Speaker2?

Because Speaker2 is unsure, but thinks it might have something to do with the person not knowing how to open it themselves.

What does Speaker1 believe is necessary to win someone over, according to their strategy?

Speaker1 believes that by knowing the other person's obstacles and weaknesses, they can win them over.

Has Speaker1's preference for staying at home increased or decreased with age?

Increased.

What form of bullying does Speaker2 think is more prevalent now?

Cyber bullying.

What was the initial topic discussed by Speaker1 that led to a conversation about personal values and stances on certain issues?

The initial topic was whether to allow children to go overseas with their boyfriend or girlfriend and discussing contraception.

What type of dwelling did Speaker1 primarily stay in?

A flat.

What happened to Speaker2's lipstick, according to Speaker1's observation?

It looks gone.

What is the cooking process described by Speaker1 for the food item being discussed?

The cooking process described by Speaker1 is that the dough is already made, and then it is put on a pan and fried until it is golden.

How many seasons of the TV show has Speaker1 finished watching?

Three

What happened to Speaker1's pants when they were doing half squats?

Their pants tear at about the 15th count.

What happens to Speaker1's emotional state when things they have been looking forward to don't work out as planned?

Speaker1 feels let down, implying disappointment or frustration, as evidenced by their statement "true like you've been looking forward to it".

What was the reaction of people to the statement that they would gladly exchange their experience of depression for serving the nation?

Everybody was very angry with that, saying don't play with mental health.

How many days a week does Speaker1 attend school?

Six days a week

What type of food was Speaker2's favorite during primary school?

Chinese noodle or food from the Muslim store.

How much did Speaker1 pay for the iBet thing?

Eighteen bucks

What is the main concern of Speaker1 regarding their son's behavior at home?

Speaker1 is concerned that their son does not follow rules and regulations, and tries to find ways to get around them, especially during exam season when he's not allowed to play games.

What examples of heroes does Speaker1 provide?

A superhero or one's parents.

What does Speaker1 consider himself to be, in terms of his talking style?

A talkative guy.

What type of food did Speaker2 mention they had in Hong Kong that they particularly enjoyed?

Korean food.