Premise: The Peanuts Section<br>My license expired a few days ago, so I had to go to the DMV. I waited in line for what seemed like an eternity. When I told the woman I needed a license renewed, she gave me a look. Then she clicked her tongue and said the weight needed to be updated. Thanks for the boost of confidence, DMV lady.

Hypothesis: The line at the DMV was long

The context only says that they felt like they waited for an eternity. The line may have been long, but it may also be the case that they were stood behind one person who had a very complicated query and therefore took a long time and the line was actually small. Or it might be the case that the line was actually short, but because of the bleak settings it just felt like an eternity. The system could likely not make the difference between line length and wait time.


Premise: Change Jar<br>Joy had been adding change to her big glass jar for over ten years. Now was the day she was going to count it up. She wanted to take a beach vacation with her friends for graduation. She needed $480 to be able to go. She was thrilled when she counted the last penny and had almost $700!

Hypothesis: Joy wanted to visit her friend dean


Premise:
A Red Bull and a Colonel on a horse will come , but first , my father said , will come the two men making ready the ground for these matters .
That is how my father said they always did ; and it is always so when men work magic . '
If the woman had sent Kim up to the local Jadoo-Gher with those papers , he would , of course , have been taken over by the Provincial Lodge , and sent to the Masonic Orphanage in the Hills ; but what she had heard of magic she distrusted .

Hypothesis: It is important to prepare the ground before the Red Bull and Colonel arrive.

The text references two people preparing the ground for the Red Bull and Colonel, but the usage of the word "important" is relative.  Some might find it important while others do not.  The system was likely confused by the relativity of the word.


Premise: Classic Lamp<br>Tom was over at his girlfriend's house. Her parent's had a lot of antiques. Tom accidentally dropped a lamp. It was worth thousands of dollars. Tom spent a long time paying them back for it.

Hypothesis: The lamp had to be replaced.


Premise: Pool Lesson<br>Kate was at her grandpa's nightclub in the afternoon. She was playing pool with her sister. But they had no idea what they were doing. Their uncle showed them how to play and told them the rules. She decided it was more fun to play her way without the rules.

Hypothesis: Kate has met with cathy


Premise: Frank and Jill's Vacation<br>Frank and Jill always wanted to travel to Europe. Neither of them made a lot of money. Both worked hard and saved up. Eventually they had enough money for their trip. They had a wonderful time and created amazing memories.

Hypothesis: Frank made the most money for his and Jills trip to Europe.

The reason is that it says they made money for the trip. I am saying that one made more than the other one for the trip. It could be true, but based on the statement it is neither correct nor inncorrect because there isnt enough context.


Premise: The Blender<br>Laurel liked to make healthy smoothies. She would put lots of yummy things in a fancy blender. Once it was blended, she'd drink it all. She perfected her smoothie recipes over the summer. Soon, she had a whole notebook full of them.

Hypothesis: Laurel placed all of her recipes in a notebook.

It is unknown if she place all of the recipes or just some into her notebook.


Premise: Christmas gift<br>I saved some of my Halloween candy to give my sister for Christmas. It was very hard for me to restrain myself. Eventually, I could not hold back. I ate the candy, and filled the wrappers with toilet paper for bulk. My sister was excited at first, then cried when she saw what I did.

Hypothesis: My sister threw the toilet paper filled wrappers at me.

it doesn't say what she did with them so it should be neither but the AI marked it wrong because it said she cried not threw.


Premise: Video games<br>Andrew knew his son loved video games. So for his son's birthday he bought him video games. It was delivered to his house. So Andrew wrapped it. Then gave it to his son.

Hypothesis: Andrew likes video games.

Andrew may or may not like video games, all we know is that his son loves them.


Premise: The Mug<br>Sara loved drinking coffee. She bought a new mug that was really pretty. The first time she used it, she dropped it! Hot coffee splattered everywhere and the mug broke. Sara was so upset!

Hypothesis: Sara made coffee.

The statement is neither correct nor incorrect, because we do not know if Sara made her own coffee. The system may have gotten this wrong because it assumed Sara made the coffee she was drinking.


Premise:
The scheme he had devised before had been of no use , and now good counsel was scarce .
` Oh , no ' said the steward , ` there are good enough ways yet .
The squire can send him this evening to fish in Devilmoss Lake : he will never escape alive from there , for no one can go there by night for Old Eric . '
That was a grand idea , both the squire and his wife thought , and so he limped out again to Hans , and said that he would punish his men for having tried to make a fool of him .
Meanwhile , Hans could do a little job where he would be free from these rascals .

Hypothesis: He will succeed in this new scheme

This statement fits into the neither category, because while the first scheme failed, we do not yet know how this new plan will work out. The system may have mistaken my mention of the "new scheme" with the previous failed scheme.


Premise: Mini golf<br>Ann and her friend went mini golfing. The two had fun back and forth. Ann was winning at first. But then she hit the ball and it went in the water. She thought it was hilarious and got another ball.

Hypothesis: Ann won the game of golf.

The text only states that Ann was winning at first, not who won the game.


Premise: The Green Beans<br>The family had a big garden. They grew lots of green beans. They put them in a big pot and boiled them. Then they put butter and salt on them. The beans were fresh and tasted great!

Hypothesis: They grow lots of carrots

it doesn't mention what they grow in there garden so it could or could not be carrots in there


Premise: Almost at the same time a pistol-shot , flash and report , came from the hedge side .<br>And that was plainly the last signal of danger , for the buccaneers turned at once and ran , separating in every direction , one seaward along the cove , one slant across the hill , and so on , so that in half a minute not a sign of them remained but Pew .

Hypothesis: After the buccaneers ran , there was nothing but silence

Were the buccaneers being chased ? If so wouldn't the chasers be right behind them or no?


Premise:
Nevertheless , he remembered shortly what he had come for to the palace , and improving the occasion , he set to work to hunt for his dear money .
But in vain he rummaged in all the drawers ; he found nothing ; all had been spent .
And ferreting thus from room to room he came at last to the one with the throne in it , and feeling fatigued , he sat himself down on it to think over his adventure .

Hypothesis: The money got up and walked away.

We do not know whether this was a fictional story so the money could have or may not have got up and walked away which makes it neither correct nor incorrect.


Premise: Visiting Grandpa<br>Tyler visits his grandpa on Saturday. He meets grandpa at the nursing home. They drive to the park. Grandpa tells stories while they feed ducks. Tyler treats grandpa to ice cream before driving home.

Hypothesis: Tyler's grandpa and grandma are at the nursing home.

We only know that Tyler visits his grandpa at the nursing home to take him on an outing, but we don't know anything about his grandma. The algorithm assumes only grandpa is there, because grandma is not mentioned.


Premise: Carlos flat tire<br>Carlos is driving home from a night out with this boys. Carlos hits something in the road. The car starts to slow down. He pulls over to see what's wrong. Carlos got a flat tire and called for help.

Hypothesis: Carlos had a prostethic arm


Premise: The Hard Fall<br>Mary was taking gymnastics classics. She was practicing a routine. Mary landed wrong on her ankle. She broke the ankle badly. Mary couldn't do gymnastics for months.

Hypothesis: Mary talked to amy


Premise: I just let my thoughts run and I thought of the most surprising things . ''<br>Marilla felt helplessly that all this should be sternly reproved , but she was hampered by the undeniable fact that some of the things Anne had said , especially about the minister 's sermons and Mr. Bell 's prayers , were what she herself had really thought deep down in her heart for years , but had never given expression to .

Hypothesis: Marilla deep down liked the sermon

As stated, Marilla deep down believed the sermon was not good.


Premise: Tea<br>Joey was ten and playing with his mom. He decided to make her pretend tea. He got some hot water from the tap and mixed in the herb. But to his shock, his mom really drank the tea! She said the herb he'd picked was chamomile, a delicious tea!

Hypothesis: Joey knew how to make chamomile tea.

He chose a spice that he did not know what it was but it turned out to be chamomile


Premise: Poster<br>My wife and I saw a movie today. There was a box in the lobby with free movie posters. We took one home. I posted it on eBay and hope to sell it. I said it might pay for the movie.

Hypothesis: The posters contains a z


Premise: Hot<br>It was so hot outside this morning. My dog came in panting very hard. She was so exhausted she had to lie down. She drank an entire bowl of water. Then she asked for some food.

Hypothesis: The dog said, "Can I have some food?"


Premise: Baffled by this fresh obstacle , the remainder of the cavalry fell back ; and as , at the sight of this movement , the flight of arrows redoubled from the casements of the houses , their retreat had , for a moment , almost degenerated into flight .<br>Almost at the same time , those who had crossed the barricade and charged farther up the street , being met before the door of the Chequers by the formidable hunchback and the whole reserve of the Yorkists , began to come scattering backward , in the excess of disarray and terror .

Hypothesis: The main topic of this text is politics.

The main topic is about a battle, not about politics. It's difficult because it asks a high-level broad question about the content of the entire text.


Premise: The Murder<br>Archie was found murdered in his home. The police looked for answers for years. They could never solve the case. Finally, Archie's friend confessed to the murder. He wanted to clear his conscience before he died.

Hypothesis: Archie's friend took his secret to the grave.

This statement is definitely incorrect. Archie's friend confessed before he died. Perhaps the system was thinking Archie instead of his friend


Premise: Seth gets sick<br>Seth is eating his favorite burger. He enjoys it. After about 30 minutes his stomach starts feeling weird. Seth begins feeling sick. Moments  later Seth vomits all over the place.

Hypothesis: Seth got sick from hunger.

Seth got sick after eating a burger. This would not lead to vomiting from hunger.


Premise: Flying!<br>Lucy dreamed to fly over the ocean. She took a plane but couldn't feel the wind and was disappointed. She decided to go to the beach and try to do some parasailing. Five hundred feet above the ocean, she felt the wind. She was very happy and spread her arms very wide.

Hypothesis: Lucy is very smart for believing that she could feel the wind while being inside of a plane.

My statement is definitely incorrect because no one in their mind who thinks that taking a plane would enable them to feel the wind somehow, and someone who does would not be considered as "very smart". I think the system got it wrong because it thinks that intelligence cannot be determined based on a person's belief to feel the wind while being inside of a plane.


Premise: First day of school<br>Yesterday was the first day of school. I was really scared because I didn't know anyone. During lunch I sat next to someone names Phillip. Me and Philip became really good friends. Now I'm not scared to go to school anymore.

Hypothesis: Tomorrow is the last day of school

If yesterday was the first day then today can't be te last


Premise: Couch<br>Marlon had been independent since 18. At 32 he lost everything, his house, his wife, and his job. He was now moving back into his parents house. He now had to sleep on the same couch he watched cartoons on. Marlon found a new job and moved out within four days.

Hypothesis: Marlon was independent for 20 years.

Marlon had been independent since 18, but at 32 he moved back into his parents house. This means he was independent for less than 20 years. The model may not know math.


Premise: The Corn<br>Gary had a plot of land. He decided to plant some produce on it. He picked corn for the first crop. It grew tall and healthy. He harvested it and made some delicious food.

Hypothesis: Food is made from corn and nothing but corn.

Corn can make certain kinds of food, but food is not limited to corn products only.


Premise: Nan followed , looking very important , with a large roll in her hand , and Demi escorted Daisy , both evidently brimful of some delightful secret .<br>The museum was all in order , and the sunshine among the hop-vines made pretty shadows on the floor as it peeped through the great window .

Hypothesis: daisy followed nan through the museum


Premise: Sick day from work<br>Tina was not feeling well. So she decided to take a sick day from work. She was hesitant because she hated sick days. But she called her boss. Luckily her boss let her stay in and just relax.

Hypothesis: her boss lacks empathy

her boss has empathy, he let her stay home and told her to relax.if the system doesnt uderstand what empathy means it will be confused


Premise: Grey<br>I went to the store to buy a new phone. The one I wanted was available. The salesperson showed me three different colors. I had a hard time choosing. I finally decided on the grey model.

Hypothesis: They bought the grey model, but didn't deliberate for very long.

From the context we can see that they did deliberate for a while because it states they had a hard time choosing. The system likely could not equate hard time choosing with a long deliberation.


Premise: Climber<br>Ben was talking his preteen son rock climbing. They went to an indoor rock wall and suited up. Then they climbed side by side, breathing heavily. At the end of the day, both had reached the top, but it was hard! They agreed that they both needed to be a little more fit!

Hypothesis: Ben took his son to collect rocks


Premise: flight<br>The man boarded a flight. He was seated next to a woman. He talked to the woman. They got along. He had a date with her at the destination.

Hypothesis: The man talked to the woman, and then he sat next to the woman.

Reversing the order of events in the story fooled the model [each event happened, but not in that order].


Premise:
The first was : Whether Ireland or Scotland was first inhabited ?
The second was : Whether man was made for woman , or woman for man ?
The third was : Whether men or brutes were made first ?
The lad not being able to answer one of these questions , the Red Etin took a mace and knocked him on the head , and turned him into a pillar of stone .

Hypothesis: The lad not being able to answer one of these questions, the Red Etin took a mace and knocked him on the leg.

He knocked them on the head, not the leg. I guess it's hard because the rest of the statement is similar enough to the text to confuse the system.


Premise: Mama the Frog<br>Big Mama the frog lived with me for a few months. We put her in a large aquarium in the living room. We filled it up with rocks and sticks, and a little water. We bought flies for her from the bait shop. One day my brother decided to dissect her instead of keeping her.

Hypothesis: Big Mama the frog lived with me for a few months as to be living in a very small location


Premise: Getting Rid of a Cat<br>Tom hated his girlfriend's cat. He decided to get rid of it. He drove it out to a far away park and left it there. Tom acted like it ran away until it showed up again. Tom couldn't believe it found its way back.

Hypothesis: tom was very happy when the cat came back

he hated the cat so he wont be happy it coming back


Premise: Holes in the Wall<br>Kayla had gotten a poster from the store. She wanted to hang it in her room. Kayla used tacks to hang the poster on her wall. The tacks left holes in the wall. Kayla's parents were upset at the holes left by the tacks.

Hypothesis: Keyla hates posters.

If Keyla got a poster, it is because she likes them.


Premise: Out of Gas<br>Tom was driving around. His gas needle didn't go down. Tom didn't realize something was wrong. Eventually his car broke down. Tom re filled and fixed the gauge.

Hypothesis: Adding fuel to the car fixed the gauge.

Adding fuel to the car and fixing the gauge were two separate tasks performed by Tom.


Premise: The jet ski accident<br>Wendy was just an amateur jet ski driver who enjoyed the speed. She was young and careless and often rode way too fast. One day she wouldn't listen to her friends and continue to speed. She tried to do a jump near a rock and crashed horribly. Her friends tried to save her but it was too late, she was dead.

Hypothesis: Wendy's death was due to foul play

She caused her own accidental death. I think the system got confused because I introduced a new concept


Premise: The elder , who was always ready to help everyone spoke to the king on his behalf , and the next day the young man took up is work at court .<br>Unfortunately , the new-comer was by nature spiteful and envious , and could not bear anyone to have better luck than himself .

Hypothesis: The sentence implies that the new comer did not like it when other people had worse luck than himself

He did not like when other people had more luck, lot less. I think the model got confused because of my wording.


Premise: Farmer's Market<br>Benton was spending his morning at the farmer's market. He browsed through fruits, veggies, and local craft. Benton enjoys supporting local business. He filled bags with fruit and vegetables. Benton considers this a fruitful trip.

Hypothesis: Nothing Benton took home from the farmer's market is capable of rotting.

Benton was said to fill bags with fruits and vegetables, which can rot.  The implication was that he took these bags with him.  So the statement that nothing he took home can rot is false.  The system likely does not understand that produce can rot.


Premise: The Coupon<br>Ava wanted a new pair of jeans. She found a coupon for 25% off of her favorite store. She tried on lots of pairs. She found the perfect pair! They looked and felt great, so she bought them.

Hypothesis: Ava desired lots of pairs of jeans.

The scenario uses the singular; "Ava wanted a new pair of jeans." This suggests a single pair, not multiple.


Premise: Getting Too Fat<br>Tom got a girlfriend after a while of being single. He started to let himself go. Tom gained weight and started not dressing up as much. His girlfriend didn't like his laziness. She broke up with him over it.

Hypothesis: Tom contains a x


Premise: Feel the burn<br>Bernie Sanders wanted to be president. Bernie Sanders had great ideas. But the people did not believe Bernie's ideas could be pulled off. So the people voted for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Now America is screwed!

Hypothesis: Hillary Clinton won the presidential campaign.

Anyone not segregated from society for the past three years up until now knows that it was Donald Trump who became president, and I'm not even American or someone that keeps up with the news - therefore, my statement is definitely incorrect. I think the system had difficulty because it does not understand that there is a difference between being elected to represent a party, and being elected to represent a nation.


Premise: Jet Ski<br>My first time on a jet ski was fun. My uncle was on the back. I was getting too close to a rock wall. He yelled at me to stop. We both fell off.

Hypothesis: My uncle drove the jet ski and i sat on the back.

He said his uncle was on the back so he must have been driving but its a fact that the uncle was on the back so thats why this is incorrect.


Premise: I 'll see to the pie and cake , and the other girls can have anything else they like , '' answered Merry , glad and proud that she could provide the party with her own inviting handiwork .<br>`` I 'll take my zither , so we can have music as we sail , and Grif will bring his violin , and Ralph can imitate a banjo so that you 'd be sure he had one .

Hypothesis: I 'll see to the fire, and the other girls can have anything else they like

The narrator is seeing to food, not to a fire. I think the system misunderstood the change.


Premise:
Why , Buster Bear was running away too , and he was running twice as fast as Farmer Brown 's boy !
He bumped into trees and crashed through bushes and jumped over logs , and in almost no time at all he was out of sight .
Altogether it was the most surprising thing that the little people of the Green Forest ever had seen .
-LSB- Illustration : Buster Bear was running away , too .
Page 71 . -RSB-

Hypothesis: The farmer's son did not outpace the bear.

I used the word "outpace" instead of "outran" or "ran faster than" to make it a little trickier for the AI.


Premise: Mini golf<br>Ann and her friend went mini golfing. The two had fun back and forth. Ann was winning at first. But then she hit the ball and it went in the water. She thought it was hilarious and got another ball.

Hypothesis: Ann did not retrieve her ball that went in the water.

The text says that Ann got a different ball after hitting her first ball into the water.  This means she didn't get her first ball out of the water and continue playing with it.  This is hard because the text mentions her hitting her ball into the water.


Premise: Important Work<br>Eden woke up late to work. He decided to call in sick because he didn't want to rush. His boss thought he was really needed at work that day. Eden agreed to come in late. Eden helped his boss catch up on important work.

Hypothesis: Eden wasn't really sick

Eden definitely was not sick as he was just waking up late, and agreed to come in later.


Premise:
Beth nestled up to her , and whispered softly , `` I wish I could send my bunch to Father .
I 'm afraid he is n't having such a merry Christmas as we are . ''
CHAPTER THREE THE LAURENCE BOY `` Jo !
Jo !
Where are you ? ''
cried Meg at the foot of the garret stairs .
`` Here ! ''
answered a husky voice from above , and , running up , Meg found her sister eating apples and crying over the Heir of Redclyffe , wrapped up in a comforter on an old three-legged sofa by the sunny window .

Hypothesis: Beth was very afraid that her own father was not having a merry Christmas

The text states that Beth was afraid that her father was not having a merry Christmas, so my statement was correct


Premise: Then he set about his own preparations , and , followed by a large train of scholars , he at length started for Rome , from which he had been absent twelve years .<br>His mother welcomed him back with tears in her eyes , and his poor kinsmen pressed round him , but the rich ones kept away , for they feared that they would no longer be able to rob their kinsman as they had done for many years past .

Hypothesis: Some really smart people had this guy's back.

He was followed by a large train of scholars, thus it is correct.


Premise: Once With Feeling<br>After the band played the crowd clapped politely. The band leader thought that they could do better. He raised his baton and conducted the song once more. He gestured to the musicians to play better and with more feeling. At the end of the second play the crowd went wild.

Hypothesis: The crowd slammed their hands together at great speed

system doesnt know definition of clapping


Premise: Mary isn't home<br>One day Jill was headed to Mary's House. They had made plans to go to the Mall. Jill was running a little late to Mary's House. She pulled into mary's driveway. Knocks on the door but no answer!

Hypothesis: Jill an Mary had likely met before

this is implied in narrative, system misses this


Premise: Motherly Love<br>Bob's mother was very nasty and never made him feel loved. In adulthood, he had a hard time trusting women. He finally married Kate but was unsure about having children. When she became pregnant, Bob worried about making a child happy. When he saw Kate hold the baby, radiating love, his fears dissolved.

Hypothesis: Kate's mother in law was Bob's mother.

Bob married Kate, so Bob's mother is Kate's mother in law.  This question is tricky because it refers to people in the text in different ways than they are written about in the text.


Premise: Nail Polish Fiasco<br>Claire was painting her nails. As she was polishing her last nail, her cat came running. It hit the bottle and knocked it over. The bottle spilled all over her white carpet. Claire now has a huge blue stain on her carpet.

Hypothesis: The rest of Claire's nails already had polish on them.

This is correct because she was on her last nail.


Premise: A Long Hike<br>Martha was in the middle of an extremely long hike. She was super tired and getting ready to give up. At this point she was so far in that turning back was useless. She forced herself to trudge through her laziness. When she did finish the hike, she felt thrilled and proud of herself.

Hypothesis: She is very determined

Martha needs to be determined to make it through her hike. This makes my statement correct. The model was probably confused because I used a common noun instead of a proper noun when talking about Martha


Premise: Mini-Golf Date<br>I invited my friend Jane to mini-golf with me, hopefully being a date. She accepted and I picked her up 3 o'clock sharp. She dressed for the occasion, stunning as always. We got to talking and laughing, as I rolled into the parking lot. We got out and got to playing, as I realized she'll have to be mine.

Hypothesis: Jane played mini-golf with her date.

This was definitely a date and the two played mini-golf.


Premise: Close Friends<br>I once had a really close friend that I went to school with. We always looked out for each other. One day he moved off to school. I was sad that we would not see each other. Fortunately, I was able to buy a phone so we could talk everyday.

Hypothesis: They think their friendship is good.


Premise: Healthier Life<br>Maddie wanted to lead a healthier life. She began to exercise, and she especially enjoyed running. At first, Maddie could only run for a few minutes at a time. With practice, she was able to finish a 5k race with a good time. Maddie then felt strong and healthy, accomplishing her goal.

Hypothesis: Maddie liked the idea of being healthy

noted she was trying to live a healthier life, system seems to have missed this


Premise: Texting<br>Cindy loved texting more than anything. It seemed like she couldn't go two minutes without texting. One day she was texting while driving. She drove straight into a tree and was killed instantly. Cindy didn't text anymore after that.

Hypothesis: Cindy was unable to text after her car accident, she was sadly unable to do it because she has passed away

The text stated that she died in the accident so she was unable to text, so my statement is correct


Premise: Flat tire<br>Allie was driving back home. But her tire was flat. She had to call for help. Someone brought a pump. Then she was on her way home.

My statement statement is another way of stating the facts.  The pump resurrected her tire from its horrible fate. Is the same thing as saying the pump fixed her tire. We know her tire is fixed because she was able to drive home. The model probably wasn't able to analyze a phrase that out there.


Premise: Eating Out<br>Dan had a really rough day at work today. Dan went home and started cooking a steak. However, Dan accidentally burned the steak. Dan threw away the steak, and got dressed. Dan decided he would go to a local restaurant to eat dinner.

Hypothesis: The steak was cooked for too long or on too high a temperature.

It said it was burned so he must have left it in too long or had the temp too high.


Premise: Nick's babysitter<br>Nick's mom worked in a Head Start classroom. One day Nick's babysitter quit. Nick's mom needed to find a new babysitter. The bus driver offered to babysit Nick. Now Nick rides the school bus all afternoon.

Hypothesis: Nick's mom accepted the bus driver as a babysits to Nick.


Premise: Angela<br>Angela loved diving. Angela decided she wanted to teach diving for a living. Angela took diving instructor classes. Angela received all her instructor certifications. Angela found a job teaching diving in Cozumel.

Hypothesis: Angela lives in Mexico

If she works in Cozumel, she must live in Mexico.


Premise: Luscious<br>Luscious Look was a male stripper. He was paying his way through college on the funds. One night a woman asked for some one on one time. Look obliged, and took her back to the champagne room. She paid him five grand to listen to her complain about her husband.

Hypothesis: Luscious Look often removed his clothing.

He was a stripper, this is implied, the system does not assume this.


Premise:
There are difficulties about that . ''
But difficulties only sharpened the ingenuity of this admirable king .
`` The other fellow had a Flying Horse , '' said he .
By `` the other fellow '' King Prigio meant an Italian knight , Astolfo , who , in old times , visited the moon , and there found and brought back the common sense of his friend , Orlando , as you may read in the poem of Ariosto .
`` Now , '' reasoned King Prigio , `` if there is a Flying Horse at all , he is in the stables of the King of Delhi .
I must look into this . ''

Hypothesis: King Prigio does not know if there is a Flying Horse.

The king said "if there is a flying horse at all" which means he does not know if there actually is one.


Premise: Measure<br>John wanted to know how dogs could find electronic devices. He set up a test to measure the chemicals off-gassed by plastic. John used a sensitive device that could detect odors. He found plastic devices gave off a certain chemical as they decayed. John published his research in an esteemed science journal.

Hypothesis: John proved that plastic emits a certain odor as it decays and that is how dogs can find electronic devices

The text stated that dogs can find electronic devices since they emit an odor, so my statement was correct


Premise: hard work<br>Carl had been hired to work at a local factory. It was very hot with temperatures typically over one hundred degrees. Carl hated the job and wanted to quit. However, he had to stick with it to pay the bills. Eventually, Carl got use to job and learned to enjoy it.

Hypothesis: Carl didn't have a job at first, but then he got one

This is definitely correct. He got a job and thus had a job.


Premise: Ophelia Knits A Sweater<br>Ophelia had always wanted to learn to knit. She decided to try knitting a sweater. She worked very hard, knitting every day on the train to work. Finally her sweater was complete. Ophelia was glad that she had learned to knit.

Hypothesis: She is passionate about her interest

This statement is true due to the amount of hard work Ophelia put into her task, and her strong interest in the task. I believe the model was confused by the vagueness of my statement.


Premise:
Besides , they were too little to go outside of the Old Briar-patch now .
Indeed , they were too little to go outside their nursery , which was in a clump of sweet-briar bushes in the very middle of the Old Briar - patch , and Peter felt that there they were perfectly safe .
`` It is n't time to worry yet , '' said Peter to little Mrs. Peter , as he saw the fright in her eyes as the shadow of Redtail passed over them .
`` I do n't believe in borrowing trouble .

Hypothesis: They needed to grow before leaving.


Premise: Leaky Pen<br>Tom was at the bank. He was trying to fill out some papers. Unfortunately the bank's pen was leaky. It got all over Tom's hands. The bank apologized profusely.

Hypothesis: The bank provided a pen to Tom.

The context said that the bank's pen was leaky and it got all over Tom's hands, so the bank was the one that provided the pen.  I think this was difficult because I introduced something different with "provided".


Premise: Bad Customer Service<br>John bought a new camera. It broke within a couple of months. He called customer service to get things resolved. They were no help at all. John never bought that brand again.

Hypothesis: Customer service didn't try hard enough to fix the issue with John's broken camera, according to John.

If he believed they had tried hard enough, he would have been satisfied and would have continued with the brand.


Premise: Bunny Cupcakes<br>Cindy was baking cupcakes with bunny faces for an Easter party. But she was not an experienced baker. When her cupcakes came out of the oven, the bunny faces were deformed. And Cindy was too embarrassed to take them to the party. She secretly ate all of the cupcakes on her own.

Hypothesis: Cindy knows how to bake.

She baked cupcakes so she knows how to baked. Just not experienced.


Premise: It was impossible to help laughing at the funny conflict between Laurie 's chivalrous reluctance to speak ill of womankind , and his very natural dislike of the unfeminine folly of which fashionable society showed him many samples .<br>Jo knew that ` young Laurence ' was regarded as a most eligible parti by worldly mamas , was much smiled upon by their daughters , and flattered enough by ladies of all ages to make a coxcomb of him , so she watched him rather jealously , fearing he would be spoiled , and rejoiced more than she confessed to find that he still believed in modest girls .

Hypothesis: Laurence was regarded as chivalrous

They laughed at his chivalry in not speaking ill of womankind


Premise: Text Message<br>The woman texted her friend. Her friend did not respond. The woman called her friend. It went to voicemail. The woman left a message asking where her friend was.

Hypothesis: The woman may have been ignored by her friend

states could not contact friend, friend may have ignored her. system did not catch this


Premise:
We walked up the road in lovely creamy yellow twilight and I was , oh , so happy .
`` Is n't it just like a novel ? ''
I said .
`` I am afraid , Elizabeth , '' said Dick preachily , `` that you read too many novels , and not the right kind , either .
Some of these days I am going to ask you to promise me that you will read no more books except those your mother and I pick out for you . ''

Hypothesis: he might limit her access to certain books in the future because he dislikes them

The statement is a simplified paraphrase of one of the above statements. The model was probably confused by the vague wording


Premise:
He remained sitting on the floor and held his breath , wondering how she knew that he had come back .
If she said ` Peter ' again , he meant to cry ` Mother ' and run to her .
But she spoke no more , she made little moans only , and when he next peeped at her she was once more asleep , with tears on her face .
It made Peter very miserable , and what do you think was the first thing he did ?
Sitting on the rail at the foot of the bed , he played a beautiful lullaby to his mother on his pipe .

Hypothesis: Peter was the woman's son.

He said that he would cry Mother if she said his name again so she was his mother.


Premise: Drought<br>We are having a drought in our area. We have only had rain a couple times in the past two months. I have had to water our garden frequently. The garden doesn't like our chlorinated water very well. My bean plants all died due to lack of rain.

Hypothesis: The garden needed rain.

The plants died because of lack of rain.


Premise: Burning books<br>It was allie's first day of school. So she decided to burn her books. Allie felt so relieved. She thought she would never have to use them. But to her dismay she realized she needed them for next year.

Hypothesis: She purchased the books again.

The statement didn't say what happened after she found out she needed them.


Premise: Satisfaction<br>I had been craving chocolate for days. After almost a week, I gave in. I found some halloween candy. I unwrapped three pieces, savoring each one. I refused to feel guilty about my indulgence.

Hypothesis: i think candy is bad for me

it doesnt state if the person thinks candy is bad or not


Premise: Anxious Anne<br>Anne was always anxious about something small, insignificant or both. She would dread to go to school for this anxiety that she had. She would be excited to get home just to be alone without a bother. One day the doctor gave her anti-anxiety pills and her ailment gone. She now had the courage to do most anything and she was happy.

Hypothesis: Anne will always be on anti-anxiety pills.

Reason:  Medication is highly variable, especially those for disorders of this type.  Why: Used the word always, which makes it sound like an absolute.


Hypothesis: Carl has to pay one hundred bills.

The context doesn't say the number of bills Carl has to pay.


Premise:
Once Susan had told him that if he touched his tongue to a frosty latch all the skin would tear off it .
Jem had promptly done it , `` just to see if it was so . ''
He found it was `` so , '' at the cost of a very sore tongue for several days .
But Jem did not grudge suffering in the interests of science .

Hypothesis: Susan and Jem are both adults.

The text does not describe the ages of the two people involved in this "experiment", so they can be children or adults.


Premise: The itch<br>I was sitting on the floor. My dog had played in this room. I rolled over to get more comfortable. I landed on a pile of dog hair. The dog hair made my skin itch.

Hypothesis: The person has furniture to sit on.

Reason:  Furniture is never mentioned, but they may have some and choose to sit on the floor.  Why: Only the floor is mentioned as a place to sit.


Premise: Grey<br>I went to the store to buy a new phone. The one I wanted was available. The salesperson showed me three different colors. I had a hard time choosing. I finally decided on the grey model.

Hypothesis: The phone was available in blue.

It said he showed him three colors and one was grey. There is no way to know whether one of the others was blue or not. It didn't say what the other colors were.


Premise: Hot Plate<br>Drew took his plate out of the microwave. He was trying to hold it. Since the plate was hot, it quickly dropped from his hand. It fell on the floor and broke. His soup covered the entire floor.

Hypothesis: Drew had a lot of food on the plate.

It isn't known how much food was on the plate.


Premise: Nan followed , looking very important , with a large roll in her hand , and Demi escorted Daisy , both evidently brimful of some delightful secret .<br>The museum was all in order , and the sunshine among the hop-vines made pretty shadows on the floor as it peeped through the great window .

Hypothesis: Nan is very important.

Nan was looking very important, but she may or may not actually be important.


Premise:
I do n't know as I shall tell him so , though .
He 'll just have to take it for granted .
Well , Anne , dearie , it 's a mercy the Lord does n't answer all our prayers .
I 've been praying hard right along that the operation would n't cure Dick .
Of course I did n't put it just quite so plain .

Hypothesis: The operation did cure Dick.

The text does not suggest or imply that the operation cured Dick. It just states that the person wished that it would not.


Premise: The Cat Scratch<br>Kelsey was playing with her childhood pet, a cat. She was scratching him like he always liked to be. Suddenly he freaked out and scratched Kelsey. Kelsey didn't understand this behavior from her usually sweet cat. She realized that her cat must have had an injury on her scratch spot.

Hypothesis: The cat bit Kelsey later.

It just mentioned that it scratched her. So it may have bit her later or maybe it didn't... there's no way to know if the cat was going to bite her later... it didn't talk about it at all, so it may have happened or it may not have happened.


Premise: Dad and the Date<br>Lilly was a high schooler whose father was very protective. One night, Lilly had a date. The boy came and knocked on Lilly's front door. When Lily's dad answered, he glared at the boy. Strangely, the was the only date the boy and Lilly ever went on.

Hypothesis: Lilly had never been on a date before.

Nothing was mentioned whether or not Lilly had dated before. My statement is an unknown.


Premise: Battle back<br>Sally had been sick for many weeks. She was feeling better. Her and a friend decided to go for a walk. It was great for Sally to get some fresh air. She felt much better after getting out of the house.

Hypothesis: Sally's friend helped her with her groceries.

It isn't known if she did anything for Sally.


Premise: Swelling Feet<br>I've been sitting at my computer all day. My feet are starting to swell. They look like balloons. I have trouble moving them around right now. I am drinking water to combat it.

Hypothesis: Larry Bliss the feet were turning orange

It doesn't state what color the feet were turning specifically, it just says they were starting to swell so organ is just an assumption and is not stated whether or not it is true. I'm not sure why this was difficult for the system


Premise: Lost Cat<br>John got home from work one day to find his cat missing. He looked for him everywhere. Eventually he realized that his cat had escaped. He went outside and called for him. John's cat eventually came up running and they were reunited.

Hypothesis: John looked for the cat everywhere but the was not sure.

John was looking for the cat everywhere but we don't know about his feelings.


Premise: Boots<br>Bae ducked into the store out of the rain. Her tennis shoes were soaking wet! Bae looked at the selection of boots the store had. She picked the first pair she saw in her size. Bae bought the boots and wore them out into the rain.

Hypothesis: Bae  threw away her old pair of boots after she got new ones.

It doesn't mention anything about an old pair of boots or what she did with them. She may have had boots that she threw away when she got home because now she had new ones. There is really no way to know.


Premise: First Fight<br>Tom was into boxing. He was about to have his first amateur match. Tom won but had a lot of issues. It was a good learning experience. Tom kept getting better.

Hypothesis: Tom didn't have a dog

Just in reading the passage above, there is no possible way you can determine whether or not Tom had a dog. He might have had a dog or he might not have, but it wasn't certain.


Premise: Cooking with chocolate<br>Marissa loved to bake with chocolate. As she was allergic to it, she used her husband to taste the dough. Her husband, who loved chocolate, was happy to help. So much so that over the years he was the one taking on weight. Marissa had to stop baking as much or her husband would become sick.

Hypothesis: Chocolate is used by very few bakers.

The context did not discuss any other bakers and many bakers only bake bread. I think this was difficult because I introduced different information.


Premise:
We were very poor -- but we did n't mind .
Father was so splendid -- so clever and loving and sympathetic .
We were chums as far back as I can remember .
And mother was so sweet .
She was very , very beautiful .
I look like her , but I am not so beautiful as she was . ''
`` Miss Cornelia says you are far more beautiful . ''
`` She is mistaken -- or prejudiced .
I think my figure IS better -- mother was slight and bent by hard work -- but she had the face of an angel .
I used just to look up at her in worship .

Hypothesis: Being poor will be the fate of the family forever

Just because the family is poor now does not mean that they'll be poor in the future. Still there's a strong possibility that they'll be poor putting this in the neither correct nor incorrect category. The model was probably confused by the vague and strange sentence structure.


Premise: Catch the Thief<br>The police were trying to catch a neighborhood thief. They decided to stake-out the entire area that night. They didn't catch the thief so decided to continue the stake-out. Four nights later they saw the thief. All the police officers rushed to grab the guy and they caught him.

Hypothesis: They staked him out on either a Monday or a Tuesday.

If they started the stakeout on a Wednesday, then four days later would have been a Sunday and they wouldn't have been doing it on a Mon or Tuesday. However they might have been. There is no way to know.


Premise: Feel the burn<br>Bernie Sanders wanted to be president. Bernie Sanders had great ideas. But the people did not believe Bernie's ideas could be pulled off. So the people voted for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Now America is screwed!

Hypothesis: All of Bernie Sanders' ideas are achievable.

The context doesn't say what Bernie's ideas are or how many of them are achievable.


Premise: Mouth Open<br>At night time, my mouth was falling open frequently. I purchased a mouth guard in the hopes it would help. In the middle of the night, I awoke with pain in my jaw. I tried changing position several times, to no avail. I finally removed the guard and gave up.

Hypothesis: The person gave up sleeping.

It is incorrect. The person gave up using the mouth guard.


Premise: A Girl Name Reagan<br>Tim was asked to show the new student around. He was to wait in the school office for a student named Reagan. Waiting for the student to arrive he wondered what they would be like. Tim assumed the person would be tall like him and a boy. When the person finally arrived it was short girl dressed all in blue.

Hypothesis: Tim assumed the person would be a girl.

Regan who was waiting for the person of Tim was a boy in fact.


Premise: Late Night<br>Kia had been assigned a novel to read for English class. She dawdled all week. The night before it was due, she panicked. She had read almost nothing! She had to stay up until almost 3AM to finish the novel.

Hypothesis: Kia got an extension and was able to read the novel for two weeks.

The context says Kia had to read it in one week and then read almost all of it in one night at the end of the week.


Premise: The Pickles<br>Ethan had cucumbers growing in his garden. He decided to make pickles with them. He chopped them and soaked them in vinegar. He added a few herbs, too. The pickles were delicious!

Hypothesis: Ethan's wife made him make pickles with the cucumbers growing in his garden.

The statement is incorrect, because based on the information provided Ethan decided on his own to make pickles with the cucumbers. I think the system got confused because of the mentioning of Ethan's wife, who is not mentioned in the scenario.


Premise: Wax Figures<br>Ashley and Maria went to the Historical Museum. They saw many wax figures while they were there. They wanted to learn more about wax figures. They heard about Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. They planned a vacation to go see the famous museum of wax figures.

Hypothesis: Maria went on vacation to the Madame Tussauds museum.

They were planning a vacation to Madame Tussand's but have not gone yet.


Premise: Daffodil<br>David loved flowers a lot. He loved daffodils the most. One day, he went outside of his house. Right outside, there was a patch of daffodils. Now, David goes outside everyday to see them.

Hypothesis: David only loves daffodils.

The context describes David as loving daffodils the most, implying he likes different kinds of flowers with daffodils being the his favorite, so it's known he loves more than daffodils.


Premise: At that moment the dogs began to bark loudly , and the bear rushed out of the thicket and set off in the direction of the mountain .<br>Without thinking that they had nothing to defend themselves with , should the bear turn and attack them , the boys gave chase .

Hypothesis: A dog attacked them.

There is no clue to the dog was attacking them.  They escaped from the bear.


Premise: Beets<br>Warren didn't like beets and told his mom repeatedly. But as she never listened, he had some on his plate for dinner. He tried to give them to his dog. The dog sniffed them and walked away. Warren refused to eat the beets as his dog didn't want them either.

Hypothesis: Warren was angry to his mom because she didn't cook with beet.

Warren doesn't like beets.  He doesn't want his mother to cook with beet therefore he doesn't angry with his mom.


Premise: New York<br>I went to New York City to sing last year. I went to Central Park to get some nice pictures. On they way back, I saw a street market. I was so engrossed in the market, I got lost. I had to walk many extra blocks to get back to my hotel!

Hypothesis: I went to New York last year to sing, i wanted to go to the market but i got lost in central park since it was so dark and rainy, so i went back to the hotel

They did not get lost in the central park so my statement was incorrect


Premise: Video games<br>Andrew knew his son loved video games. So for his son's birthday he bought him video games. It was delivered to his house. So Andrew wrapped it. Then gave it to his son.

Hypothesis: They went to an arcade for his son's birthday.

The son was gifted video games. They did not go to an arcade.


Premise: Lucky Penny<br>Jason was walking through the subway and found a penny on the ground. Melissa told him to put the dirty thing down, but he kept it. That day he was offered a free drink and bagel. Jason lost it shortly after his significant luck. He would never forget the happiness the penny had brought him.

Hypothesis: He got the bagel with the money.

He was given the bagel for free. He didn't pay for it.


Premise:
Together they walked up the golden arcade to tell the others .
That night Charlotte and Ellen cried with happiness as they talked it over in the twilight .
`` How beautiful ! ''
murmured Charlotte softly .
`` We shall not lose Worth after all .
Ellen , I could not have borne it to see that girl go utterly out of our lives again . ''
`` I always hoped and believed that Elizabeth 's child would somehow bring us all together again , '' said Ellen happily .
Freda 's Adopted Grave North Point , where Freda lived , was the bleakest settlement in the world .

Hypothesis: The text features three people talking to each other.

Only Charlotte and Ellen were talking in that scene.


Premise: Door<br>Alvin opened the door. He surprised his Wife. His wife had a visitor. His name was Frank. His wife was cheating on him with Frank.

Hypothesis: Frank knew Alvin was coming then.

Reason:  They were surprised; since it was an affair, Frank would not have been there had he known Alvin was coming.  Why:  It couldn't decided between Incorrect or Neither (this one was right on the line!)


Premise:
They must be thinned out -- and that paling taken down .
I think a good deal can be done with it .
As for the house -- well , let us see the inside . ''
Willard unlocked the door and showed Miss Sally over the place .
Miss Sally poked and pried and sniffed and wrinkled her forehead , and finally stood on the stairs and delivered her ultimatum .
`` This house can be done up very nicely .
Paint and paper will work wonders .
But I would n't paint it outside .
Leave it that pretty silver weather-grey and plant vines to run over it .

Hypothesis: The house is perfect inside

According to the statement the inside of the house needs to be worked out making my statement false. I honestly don't know how my statement fooled the model. I'm guessing that my general statements fooled it.


Premise: Saxophone<br>Brendan loves listening to the Saxophone. He really wants to learn how to play. He has looked every where for a cheap saxophone. One day he finally found one he could afford. He was late getting to the store, and someone else already bought it.

Hypothesis: Brendan wanted to buy the most beautiful, intricate, lavish and expensive saxophone he could find at the store but someone else had already bought it

He was looking for a cheap saxophone, not an expensive one so my statement is incorrect, maybe the system got fooled by calling it beautiful?


Premise: Target Express<br>I saw a Target Express in Queens last month. I thought it was a good idea. This month they opened a Target Express near Boston University. My brother visited and said it was a nice place. We might go down to shop someday.

Hypothesis: Target Express will not have more than a single location in its existence.

It said there were two so the statement that it will not have more than one location is wrong.


Premise: Catch the Thief<br>The police were trying to catch a neighborhood thief. They decided to stake-out the entire area that night. They didn't catch the thief so decided to continue the stake-out. Four nights later they saw the thief. All the police officers rushed to grab the guy and they caught him.

Hypothesis: The police didn't catch the thief during the stakeout

They caught him on the fourth night of it.


Premise: ZOO<br>Bob took his daughter to the ZOO. She was happy to see all the animals. In the primate house a monkey came to say hi to them. The little girl got scared. They run away from there.

Hypothesis: Bob's daughter was so excited to see all the animals at the zoo, she especially loved the primate house, that was her favorite so she stayed there for a long time

She got scared and ran away from the primate house, so my statement was incorrect


Premise: How to make the most of your time when studying<br>Develop a schedule that will allow you adequate time to study. Having a schedule makes you see that you have certain things to do and will give you an allocated time that you should be focusing only on your studying. To make the most of time when studying, select the times of day your brain is at its peak performance.

Hypothesis: Your brain performs worse during certain times of day.

The context implies there are times of day where your brain is at its peak performance.  This means that there must be times of day where your brain is not at its peak performance, and therefore is performing worse.


Premise: How to make candy corn<br>Combine the powdered sugar, salt, and powdered milk. Add the three ingredients to medium to large bowl and stir or whisk them together until evenly distributed. Set it to the side as you prepare the syrup.

Hypothesis: candy corn has a n


Premise: How to become one with yourself<br>Do some positive thinking. A person who is a negative thinker is lead towards trying to be somebody else. This may be because they want to impress their friends or because they don't see purpose in themselves.

Hypothesis: Lack of purpose can lead to a lack of authenticity.

This definitely correct as the context implies that not seeing a purpose in oneself is related to trying to be someone else. The system may not have made this connection because of the way this relayed in the context.


Premise: How to take iodine<br>Choose an iodine supplement of 0.5 milligrams or less. If you think you aren't getting enough iodine and you don't want to visit the doctor, take a low dose of iodine. You shouldn't take more than 0.5 milligrams a day, as too much iodine can wreak havoc on your thyroid gland.

Hypothesis: The person writing these instructions would agree that a 50 milligram iodine supplement would not be good for one's thyroid gland.

He says taking any more than 0.5 milligrams would "wreak havoc" on the thyroid, and 50 milligrams is 100 times more than that.


Premise: How to work in commercial production<br>Enroll in a degree program in broadcast media, television production, communications or advertising. [substeps] Most production companies and television stations will require a bachelor's degree in addition to work samples when hiring. You will also have the opportunity, as a student in one of these programs, to create projects for your portfolio.

Hypothesis: Your project portfolio can be key in landing a job at a news station.

A news station applies as broadcast media and the article itself mention its importance. I used different language so that system got confused.


Premise: How to make sicilian baked tuna<br>Make sure you have all of your utensils (see things you'll need) out and ready to go before you begin! All of your utensils should be cleaned before use and laid out where you can easily get to them. Preheat the oven to 450 ° f (232 ° c) after setting up your utensils. Finely chop the garlic and anchovies.

Hypothesis: Make the garlic into a lot of pieces.

The statement is correct, but it is strangely worded so maybe the computer didn't put up on it.


Premise: How to identify poison oak<br>Learn about poison oak. Poison oak is similar to its close relatives poison ivy and poison sumac because they are all members of the same botanical family. The most common type of poison oak, known as western poison oak, grows most commonly along the pacific coast in oregon, washington, and california.

Hypothesis: Western poison oak grows in places other than along the pacific coast in oregon, washington, and california.

The text says western poison oak, grows MOST COMMONLY along the pacific coast in oregon, washington, and california -the implication is that it does not grow exclusively there. The absolute statement fooled the model.


Premise: How to handle a lupus flare<br>Get enough sleep. One of the known symptoms of a lupus flare is fatigue. A person suffering from a lupus flare needs adequate rest to overcome their symptoms and go about their daily activities.

Hypothesis: Fatigue is not the only symptom of lupus flare.

The text says ONE OF the known symptoms of a lupus flare is fatigue, so it is not the only symptom. The word "only" maybe confused the model since it is an absolute term.


Premise: How to optimize a press release<br>Decide the overall goal of the press release. This document should convince readers to do something, whether it is to go to your website, buy a ticket or read more. Pick your audience and brainstorm ways to make the story convincing to your target demographic.

Hypothesis: Press release should be interesting in nature.

make the story convincing to your target demographic, so it should definitely be an interesting topic


Premise: How to give up self criticism as a perfectionist<br>Spot your inner critic at work. Feelings of inadequacy are a major sign that you are experiencing a negative inner critic. In order to effectively quit your self-criticism habit, you must first recognize when you are being critical.

Hypothesis: Feeling like you aren't good enough can mask bad habits.

Feelings of inadequacy can also be stated as feelings of not being good enough, but it doesn't use the word that the system is looking for. The text provided talks about a self-criticism habit, which is a bad habit in this context. It also talks about how feelings of inadequacy are a sign of a negative self critic that you have to learn to recognize, which implies that people don't always interpret it as self-criticism. This means that it is masking this bad habit. I think the system had trouble because I didn't use the term self-criticism or feelings of inadequacy.


Premise: How to attach photos and videos to emails on an iphone or ipad<br>Compose a new message in the mail app. You can insert images into your message using the mail app. This is essentially the same thing as attaching the image.

Hypothesis: The messages app can be used to send still images.

The passage states that you can insert pictures into messages on the app. A still image is a picture.


Premise: How to grow gaura<br>Sow seeds indoors. Plan on starting the seeds indoors five to nine weeks before the date you intend to transfer the seedlings to your outdoor garden. [substeps] For annual varieties, sow the seeds five to six weeks before the anticipated last frost.

Hypothesis: Gaura plants like to start inside and then be moved outside once they have been sowed.

Gaura plants have success when sowed inside and then moved outside. The statement gave a more emotional side to it and less a factual confusing AI.


Premise: How to invest in bric mutual funds<br>Figure out a long-term plan. No single investment is going to be great for you if it's not matched to your overall investment strategy. Think about how long you want to leave money in the mutual fund and how much gain you think you can reasonably expect over time.

Hypothesis: approach risk with caution

investments are inherently risky, so it is wise to approach with caution


Premise: How to purchase a gas station<br>Study the traffic flow. When you first get the idea to buy a gas station, you need to become familiar with the location. Drive around the neighborhood.

Hypothesis: purchasing a convenient store is much easier when you are aware of where it stands

i confused the system by using a lot of unnecessary words. i basically reworded the paragraph in my own words.


Premise: How to bed a rifle stock<br>Order the correct action for your rifle. Contact the manufacturer of your rifle. Work with a company representative to determine the type of action you require.

Hypothesis: The first thing you must do to bed a rifle stock is order the correct action for your rifle.

It is the first thing listed in the instructions for what to do to bed a rifle stock


Premise: How to know your audience<br>Use words and phrases your audience understands. Instead of using an acronym or technical jargon, use a relevant word or phrase that provides the same meaning. For example, business people like to use sme's (pronounced like " smees ") to describe a person who is a subject matter expert.

Hypothesis: If you follow this advice, do not use sme to describe a person who is a subject matter expert.

The advice is NOT TO USE an acronym or technical jargon, and SME is an acronym. The wording of the last sentence confused the model.


Premise: How to set up a christmas village<br>Locate the room that is most prepared to receive the christmas village. Is there some room that you want all your visitors to see once they step inside. Perhaps it can be located in an opening room foyer or living area that is located in or near the entrance doorway.

Hypothesis: opening room foyer or living area are often used for christmas village


Premise: How to put unpublished writing on line<br>Search on line for prospects to send to by typing " internet writing opportunities " in the search box. There are many to choose from. Just don't waste your time by paying for someone else to get you started.

Hypothesis: Use your phone, computer, or other device to perform online searches for "internet writing opportunities".

An online search is referenced, there are many ways to access online search engines.


Premise: How to smooth frizzy hair<br>Wash with a moisturizing shampoo. Frizz is often caused by dryness, so it's important to restore moisture to your hair in the shower. Always use a sulfate-free shampoo.

Hypothesis: Frizz is not caused by dryness 100% of the time, or in all cases.

With the context saying "Frizz is often caused by dryness," this implies that dryness does not do so every single time / 100% of the time.


Premise: How to find treadmills for home<br>Find out about the suitable products. Depending on which area of your body you would like to work on, you can choose different types of fitness equipment. Treadmills are great to work out the whole body, but if you do have specific areas, you might be looking for different fitness equipment.

Hypothesis: Treadmills aren't great for working on specific areas of the body.

The text says treadmills are great to work out the whole body, but not so much for targeted areas. Not sure why the model missed it.


Premise: How to handle being in love with two people<br>Look into any differences between how you love each person. If you find yourself in love with two people, these people may be meeting different emotional needs. Identifying the different reasons you love each person can help you figure out how to move forward.

Hypothesis: Thinking about the reasons for this situation may resolve it

This is just rephrasing the advice given


Premise: How to do paddleboard yoga<br>Get centered and balanced with child's pose. Paddleboard yoga can be a change for even experienced practitioners. To help you get balanced and used to your board, start by getting into child's pose.

Hypothesis: Child's pose is a yoga manouever

It's a recommended pose for yoga. I think the system got it wrong because I used unusual phrasing


Premise: How to register a gun<br>Look up your state's gun laws online before purchasing a gun. Depending on the state you live in, gun registration may or not be necessary. Visit your state's website to get information about its particular gun regulations.

Hypothesis: In some states, registration is not necessary but in others it is a requirement.

I just re-summarized part of the information regarding registration. I do not know why it fooled the AI; maybe because the sentence was long?


Premise: How to remove a blank home screen in android<br>Tap the home button to return to your home screens. Pinch the home screen in with two fingers. Use the same gesture as if you were zooming out on a picture or website.

Hypothesis: These actions need to be done on the android home screen to work.

The prompt specifies an android home screen, so these inputs need to be done on them.


Premise: How to make creamy macaroni and cheese<br>Prepare. You'll want to prepare all of your ingredients before you start cooking, so everything is ready to go! Shred your cheeses. Start by shredding your cheddar cheese if it isn't already.

Hypothesis: If you are making macaroni and cheese, then you must use some type of pasta to go with the cheese.

You can't make traditional mac and cheese without some form of pasta such as elbow.


Premise: How to relieve varicose vein pain<br>Wear compression stockings. You can find compression stockings at most medical stores and pharmacies. They squeeze your legs, helping increase the blood flow.

Hypothesis: The increase in blood flow will help relieve varicose vein pain.

The increase in blood flow is a reason that the varicose vein pain is relieved, but I think the system was fooled because I did not mention that the compression stockings squeeze the legs which causes the increase in blood flow.


Premise: How to recognize hives (rash )<br>Detect itchy or stinging skin spots. Hives may begin as an itchy or stinging area on your skin. If you begin to notice itching, stinging or pain on any parts of your skin with or without a specific cause, it may be hives and you could develop welts.

Hypothesis: Hives can cause the skin to welt up and become painful to touch.

If not treated quickly, hives can lead to welts and does cause pain and discomfort to the site.


Premise: How to finish wood<br>Sand down the wood. Wood will have flaws like scratches and dents. Whether marks have come from the machines at the mills, or it has become scratched or gouged during handling, or from wear and tear.

Hypothesis: Sanding the wood is the first step in wood finishing.

The context looks like steps from a tutorial and sanding was the first thing brought up so it must be the first step. I think it was difficult because the context never mentioned the word steps.


Premise: How to get a nerd to like you<br>Ask around. Find out what you can about your crush (without being a stalker). Ask your friends for any information, such as whether they're available, what their interests are, their age, and so on.

Hypothesis: other than their age, and their interests there are other questions you can ask your friends about your crush

it states "Ask your friends for any information, such as whether they're available, what their interests are, their age, and so on" therefore, there are many questions you can ask your friends. The system may have missed this as it is worded differently above


Premise: How to manage a small business at home<br>Set up a dedicated office for your small business. To successfully run a business from home, you need to designate space for it. [substeps] Set aside some space in a bedroom, basement or other room if you do not have enough rooms in your house for a dedicated office.

Hypothesis: Your home can be used for sleeping and for work

You can manage a small business at home.


Premise: How to recover from food poisoning fast<br>Drink plenty of liquids and fluids. If you're experiencing frequent vomiting and diarrhea, your body will quickly lose fluids which will result in dehydration. Drink as much liquid as you can to replace lost fluids.

Hypothesis: You will lose more fluid than you can drink

It depends on how much you lose and how much you drink


Premise: How to make ice cream with milk<br>Combine milk, sugar, and vanilla in a medium bowl. Measure out each ingredient and add it to a medium-sized bowl. Use a large spoon to stir the ingredients together.

Hypothesis: Sugar is bad for you.

We do not know from the context whether or not sugar is bad for you, only that it is used to make ice cream, therefore the statement is neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect.


Premise: How to get free itunes codes<br>Enter to win an itunes gift card. Many websites and other companies offer chances to win a free itunes gift card if you either sign up for a newsletter, take a survey, write a review, become a " follower, " and so on. [substeps] Beware that some of these offers may be scams, and that the likelihood of winning may be very slim.

Hypothesis: the gift card will have a set price

it does not state how much will be put on the card or if you can choose what one it is


Premise: How to use social media to aid weight loss<br>Find a weight loss community. One of the biggest benefits that social media has for weight loss is that it helps build a sense of community support for users. You're connected with thousands of others who are also looking to lose weight.

Hypothesis: Overweight people on social media are looking for a sense of community

The motivation for being on social media is not outlined in the statement. It is possible that people on social media could be looking for community, but social media has other uses such as entertainment (ie: youtube), therefore other possible motivations were difficult for the computer to process, the computer likely viewed it as correct because it mirrored the language in the statement.


Premise: How to remove mold odors from inside automobiles<br>Inspect the interior of the car. Check everywhere, even in places that are hidden from you view like under the floor mats and seats. Look for any traces of moisture or mildew.

Hypothesis: He enjoyed the slow dance with her.


Premise: How to be a safe teenage driver<br>Make sure to stick to the speed limit. Even if you are running late somewhere, don't speed. It's better to get to your destination a few minutes later than planned than to be in an accident.

Hypothesis: You can't drive unless you're 15


Premise: How to delete a status on facebook<br>Log into your facebook account. Using any web browser on your computer, visit. [substeps] Enter your registered email address and password in the fields at the top right corner of the page, and click the " log in " button to access to your account.

Hypothesis: Anyone can delete a Facebook account.

One must have a Facebook account or access to one in order to delete it, as it requires a login.


Premise: How to buy essential oils<br>Think about why you want to use an essential oil. Different oils suit different needs so it's important to know what you wish to achieve by using essential oil. For example, lavender can be used in a diffuser to relax and reduce anxiety and sage essential oil can be used as an antiseptic in wounds or as an anti-inflammatory.

Hypothesis: Olive oil can be used in a diffuser to relax and reduce anxiety

Olive oil could have the same effects as lavender oil. The system may think that I am wrongly referring to lavender oil.


Premise: How to avoid stomach pain when taking antibiotics<br>Follow your doctor's instructions exactly. When your doctor writes you a prescription for antibiotics, she will give you specific instructions regarding how to take the medication. Following these instructions exactly can help to reduce your chances of developing stomach pain, as your doctor will most likely give you tips on how to avoid this unpleasant side effect.

Hypothesis: Antibiotics cause stomach pain.

They may, but may not if you follow instructions.


Premise: How to treat syphilis<br>Recognize the early symptoms of syphilis. If you think you have syphilis, then you will need to seek a diagnosis and medical treatment. Syphilis has multiple stages with different types of symptoms.

Hypothesis: How to treat syphilis depends on the stage of syphilis you're diagnosed with.

The context doesn't say any details on how to treat syphilis. However, it is said it has multiple stages and one needs to seek a medical treatment if any symptoms had been recognized.


Premise: How to make marshmallow and oats bars<br>Add 3 tablespoons of butter in a pan and heat it until it completely melts. Add the marshmallows. Make sure to use a bag of them because when they melt, their size will decrease.

Hypothesis: The marshmallows have oats in them.

We don't know if they have oats in them or not. There's no mention of the oats in the directions, but we know that there are oats in this dessert.


Premise: How to make a putt under pressure<br>Make sure you hit the green, preferably on the upslope as close to the hole as possible. You want to give yourself a make-able putt if a tournament is on the line. Aim towards the hole and try to hit your shot onto the upslope because they are easier putts to make opposed to downhill putts.

Hypothesis: Upslope putts are simple to do

They're easier, but it doesn't mean they're simple


Premise: How to organize a fundraiser<br>Set objectives. Your objectives are what you hope to achieve with your fundraiser. This may seem obvious, but your first step should be to answer exactly why you are doing the fundraiser.

Hypothesis: The objectives are the most important thing to answer when you are doing a fundraiser.

The text stated that it is the first thing to do so it might be the most important thing but can be secondary as well.


Premise: How to wake up in the middle of the night<br>Practice by waking up at the same time for a month. Nerves in your brain control your body's clock, known as your circadian rhythm. This rhythm is established by following a predictable routine, which is why you are able to wake up at the same time on the weekend as you are during the week if all factors are equal.

Hypothesis: You can wake up in the middle of the night seven times.

It is not stated clearly in the paragraph.


Premise: How to finish wood<br>Sand down the wood. Wood will have flaws like scratches and dents. Whether marks have come from the machines at the mills, or it has become scratched or gouged during handling, or from wear and tear.

Hypothesis: The wood will be the best.


Premise: How to boost your health by adding berries to your diet<br>Start your day by adding berries to breakfast foods. Berries can easily be used to enhance breakfast foods. Sprinkle some blueberries, raspberries, or sliced strawberries in your morning cereal.

Hypothesis: Carrots can be easily used to enhance breakfast foods.

No information was given regarding carrots.


Premise: How to teach your dog to get a beer<br>Make the fridge easy to open for your dog. Although your dog will likely get into anything you leave out, you probably take for granted the fact he can't get into the refrigerator. To make it easier for him, hang something from the handle of the refrigerator door.

Hypothesis: Any dog can deliver beer

It is unknown if all dogs could be trained for this


Premise: How to choose a kitty litter<br>Go for traditional clay-based litter. Traditionally, cat litter is clay-based. Clay is one of the most popular kinds of litter on the market and is a simple choice that works for most cats.

Hypothesis: Cat litter can be made from anything.

The text does not specify all the materials that can be used to make cat litter. It just says it is traditionally made with clay. I don't know why this confused the system.


Premise: How to create an indoor box turtle habitat<br>Set up a large enough enclosure. Box turtles need a lot of room to roam like in the wild. Each turtle in your terrarium needs at least three square feet (91 cm) of floor space for every eight inches (20 cm) of their length.

Hypothesis: Box turtles are indoor animals.

Box turtles can be kept indoors as pets but also live in the wild, so the statement is indefinite.


Premise: How to use a graphic flight computer to find ground speed and true heading<br>Align the wind direction under the " true index " mark by rotating the azimuth plate. If the winds are from 330 ° at 20 knots, align 330 under the true index. Align the grid so the center grommet is over one of the heavy lines.

Hypothesis: ground speed and true heading can are best found with a graphic flight computer

The context only states it is a way to do measure flight speed, not that is the best. There might be a better method. The system could likely not interpret the use of the word best as meaning the top method.


Premise: How to know if you have chagas disease<br>Look for swelling at the bite site. The swelling usually appears one week after the bite. The bite site becomes a boil-like, hard and violet colored lesion that may persist for several weeks.

Hypothesis: People will not discuss Chagas in the future

We have no way what people will or won't say about Chagas disease in the future. The future stance confused the AI


Premise: How to address an archbishop<br>Greet an archbishop formally by saying " your excellency. " when you approach an archbishop, it's best to give them a formal salutation. Both " your excellency " and " your grace " are acceptable and highly respectful greetings.

Hypothesis: " Your excellency " and " your grace " are suitable greetings for a bishop, too.

The text only mentions greetings for an archbishop, so it's unclear if they apply to a bishop.


Premise: How to spider curl<br>Locate the right equipment. Typically you're going to need access to a gym if you want to do spider curls. Some gyms may have spider curl benches, but if yours does not, you can use a preacher curl bench.

Hypothesis: It's easy to spider curl

It's not stated if it's easy to spider curl


Premise: How to cure oily skin<br>Use a gentle facial cleanser twice a day. Most dermatologists agree that cleansing the skin is the best way to reduce oil. Make sure to use a gentle, ph balanced cleanser rather than regular soap.

Hypothesis: most dermatologists agree recommend gentle ph balanced cleanser rather than regular soaps

this was the writers suggestion, no where in the passage did they say it was suggested by dermatologists


Premise: How to choose a dog breed good at fetch<br>Pick a border collie for a highly trainable dog. Border collies and other herding dogs are playful, smart, and energetic. Most will love to fetch and spend hours playing if you let them.

Hypothesis: This was not fun

I think it is fair game to talk about all the other things that they heard and why they wrote the article the way they did and why they excluded quotes


Premise: How to avoid distractions<br>Shut off your phone and other electronics. Before you dive into working, cleaning, writing or whatever else you need to do, turn off or silence your cell phone and anything else that might prove to be a distraction. This includes the tv, video games, etc.

Hypothesis: You need to get out of the house to avoid distractions

The context does not say that you need to be indoors or outdoors to avoid distractions. So it is neither correct or incorrect to say you need to get out


Premise: How to drink whiskey<br>Pour " two fingers " of whiskey into a rocks or tulip glass. Rocks glasses, the classic whiskey cup, are short, round glasses made for 12-14 oz or liquid. Tulip glasses are curved wide at the bottom and thinner up top, concentrating the smells near your nose, and are used for more high-class whiskey tastings.

Hypothesis: whiskey has been consumed by bart


Premise: How to make a mini pond<br>Find a suitable waterproof container or basin. It should measure about 20 centimeter (7.9 in) long and 20 centimeter (7.9 in) wide and 10 centimeter (3.9 in) deep. Clean the container under the running water for 1 minute.

Hypothesis: The mini pond can only be 10 centimeters deep

It never says that it has to be that deep so it could be deeper


Premise: How to remove ink stains from polyester<br>Blot the ink away. If you catch a stain when it happens, you may be able to simply blot it out. This can help remove the stain before it becomes too much of a problem.

Hypothesis: Ink stains can't be fully removed.

No where does it state in the text that ink stains can be fully removed. I think the machine got it wrong because it doesn't realize that there are varying degrees of taking care of a stain.


Premise: How to make a puberty kit for your daughter<br>Get a large box. The idea of the home kit is that it will contain a wide variety of items relevant to your daughter's puberty experience. Because of that, the kit is going to be substantially larger than the on-the-go kit, which focuses mostly on her period.

Hypothesis: You don't really need a large box for a puberty kit.

You could probably fit most things in a smaller box. This is a subjective assertion that the sytem probably has trouble with


Premise: How to create a musical slideshow with iphoto<br>Choose the photos you want to show during your video. Choose your music; make sure whatever song you choose is not drm protected. You can use songs you have bought from the itunes store, and you should not use any song that you do not have express permission to use.

Hypothesis: You can use music from Spotify for your slideshow

The statement suggest that you use music from itunes for the slideshow but doesn't say that you have to. It is possible that you can choose music from another source such as spotify but it isn't confirmed.


Premise: How to recognize skin cancer in cats<br>Look for lumps or discoloration. Skin cancer usually creates an area on the skin that is discolored and raised. When playing with your cat or cuddling up with it, take the time to look over its body for areas of discolored skin.

Hypothesis: When you play with your cat, you should be careful of its claws.

From the context, we do not know whether or not you should be careful of your cats claws when you play with it, therefore the statement is neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect.


Premise: How to view fall foliage<br>Consider the timing of the peak foliage in autumn. The fall color season usually runs from late september to mid-october. [substeps] Fall foliage is determined by a number of factors, including shorter days, colder nights and the amount of moisture in the ground.

Hypothesis: Fall doesn't last long enough.

Fall doesn't last long enough is an opinion based on no hard fact. I think the machine got it wrong because it couldn't understand that.


Premise: How to use adjustable objective rifle scopes<br>Be sure that your scope is mounted properly. Sighting-in can have been done preliminarily, but additional sighting-in will be desirable after following these steps : Know your rifle. There are actually two optical systems in a rifle scope.

Hypothesis: Adjustable rifle scopes need sighting in multiple times.

The snippet only refers to two sightings in.


Premise: How to resize digital photos<br>Open the web application of your choice. There are many web services that will resize your images for free. You will need to upload your image to the site and then choose your resize options.

Hypothesis: Photo resizing should be done on the webservice

Photo resizing requires one to upload their photo to the web service then choose a resize option


Premise: How to enjoy a hayride<br>Find a hayride near you. Many farms offer hayride experiences near to towns and cities. Look in notices in the paper, online, or ask around for recommendations by word-of-mouth.

Hypothesis: There will be a notice in the paper for a local hayride.

I said there will be a notice in the paper for a local hayride. However that is not necessarily correct or incorrect as maybe there is no notice in the paper.


Premise: How to claim a tenants' rights violation<br>Identify possible violations. A landlord can violate your rights as a tenant in a variety of ways. The most common is to violate your right to privacy.

Hypothesis: A landlord will violate your right to privacy.

Not all landlords will necessarily violate tenants' privacy rights, but some may. No word like "all, always," may have confused AI


Premise: How to qualify for unemployment<br>Understand the limitations. While all states have some form of federal-state unemployment program, the limits placed on this program can vary from state to state. [substeps] Check with your state unemployment insurance agency as soon as you lose your job to learn more specific information about whether or not you qualify for unemployment benefits.

Hypothesis: You will qualify for unemployment as soon as you lose your job.

Based on the context, you could qualify for unemployment after losing a job but you also could not.


Premise: How to edit music on mac<br>Open garageband. It's the app that has an image of a guitar and amp. The first time you open garageband, it may need to download a collection of sounds and loops.

Hypothesis: Garageband only works on an android


Premise: How to become an elementary school teacher in florida<br>Obtain a bachelor's degree. Enroll in an education program to receive a degree from an accredited college or university. Consider majoring in education and specializing in the age group you want to teach.

Hypothesis: Anyone can become an elementary school teacher in florida.

My statement belongs to the category as the context given was specific regarding qualification to becoming a teacher and my answer was generic and non-specific. It was difficult for the system as anyone could potentially become an elementary school teacher in Florida but only if they fulfilled the specific criteria in the context given.


Premise: How to record audio in sonar<br>Open sonar. Select " new ", either by clicking the " new " button on the top left corner, as shown in view a or by selecting " file==]new " as in view b. Type in a name. Now select the template you want your new project to be based on.

Hypothesis:
How to record audio in sonar
Open Audio. Select " new ", either by clicking the " new " button on the top left corner, as shown in view a or by selecting " file==]new " as in view b. Type in a name. Now select the template you want your new project to be based on.

its say open audio when you need to open sonar


Premise: How to write a financial report<br>Decide on a time frame. Before you begin, you will need to determine the period of time your financial report will cover. Most financial reports are prepared quarterly and annually, although some companies also prepare them on a monthly basis.

Hypothesis: Financial reports are commonly prepared once every few years.

this is incorrect because the passage says quarterly, annually or monthly but the wording confused the AI


Premise: How to treat a hoof abscess in horses<br>Look for discomfort when your horse walks. If your horse is suddenly hesitant to walk around, it may due to an infection in its hoof that is causing it pain. Be on the look out for changes to your horse's gait or to your horse being hesitant to walk around or put pressure on one of its hooves.

Hypothesis: A change in your horse's gait is the only method to detect a hoof abscess.

The agent statement details multiple ways to detect a possible hoof abscess in a horse, so a change in the horse's gate is certainly not the only way to detect it.


Premise: How to find last minute travel deals<br>Shop around at various travel search websites. These websites collect data on various prices and bargains offered by airports, car rental services, and hotels. Many of these websites also have special sections dedicated to providing last minute deals.

Hypothesis: All websites have good deals

Not every website has a deal that considered "good" if another website offers a better price. It follows that the original less good price can be considered in this context "bad"


Premise: How to play flashlight<br>Find a big with area, and something to call " home " (a tree, a dustbin, a door to a building) and plenty of hiding places. Have everyone dress in dark non-reflective clothing. ( make sure there are no roads near your game area! ).

Hypothesis: dark non-reflective clothing contains a x


Premise: How to hoard food for an emergency<br>Make sure you have at least £ 300/$490/342 euro's (these are equivalent as of the seventh of may , 2011). Go to a shop that sells canned foods and drinks. Tinned and dried foods are best, as they last for a long time.

Hypothesis: The currency conversions that were mentioned were relevant as of 3 years after May 7th, 2009.

The article states "seventh of may , 2011" (May 7th, 2011), and three years after May 7th, 2009 is May 7th, 2012 - therefore, my statement is definitely incorrect, especially when you consider how much conversion rates differ from day to day. I think the system struggled because it only estimates math within a margin of error rather than definitively calculating it.


Premise: How to buy citric acid<br>Determine how much citric acid you need to buy. The amount you need will determine where you should shop for citric acid. Smaller quantities can generally be purchased at the grocery store, while larger quantities may need be purchased at a bulk store or online.

Hypothesis: A good amount of citric acid will most likely be found at a grocery store.

it says small amounts can be found at the grocery so this is incorrect but the wording confused the AI


Premise: How to travel from singapore to bangkok by train<br>In bangkok, go to any travel agent that has a sign showing " train tickets " or to the train station. The main bangkok station that has trains going south is called hualamphong station. Buy tickets to butterworth, malaysia.

Hypothesis: Hualamphong has more than four vowels in its name.

This is false, it has exactly four vowels.


Premise: How to filter wine<br>Obtain a gravity flow filter. This method of filtering is the cheapest of all the filtration methods. It works by connecting the filter body, containing a filter pad, with a siphon tube.

If obtaining a gravity flow filter is the cheapest of all the filtration methods, then there are more expensive methods.  Therefore, it is definitely incorrect to say that No filtering method is more expensive than any other.


Hypothesis: You do not need a high school diploma to be a teacher in Florida.

You need to obtain a bachelor's degree which would require a high school diploma first.


Premise: How to celebrate small victories in recovery<br>Continue your treatment. The single most effective way to celebrate recovery is to maintain it. Dealing with a mental health condition or addiction is challenging.

Hypothesis: This article is talking about recovering from a broken bone.

It's definitely incorrect because "recovery" in this context is referring to addictions or mental health conditions as mentioned in the last sentence. It's difficult because verifying the statement requires a high-level understanding of what it's about.


Premise: How to tame a rat<br>Give the rat some time alone. You should leave a new rat alone in its cage for the first few days you have it. This will help them become comfortable with their new surroundings without the added stress of interacting with you.

Hypothesis: Give the rat a magazine to read


Premise: How to rip content protected cds without using the bundled software<br>You need to disable autorun. Do this by running regedit. Exe (press start, run, type regedit, press enter). In the registry editor, navigate to hkey _ local _ machine \ system \ currentcontrolset \ services \ cdrom.

Hypothesis: In the registry editor, navigate to hkey and Exe.

According to the text, In the registry editor, navigate to hkey _ local _ machine \ system \ currentcontrolset \ services \ cdrom. The Exe have nothing to do with it.


Premise: How to make boneless buffalo wings<br>Put about 1½ pints of water in a 6-quart saucepan over high heat, cover and boil. Cut off the thin tips of the wings and discard or throw into the freezer for your stock. Using kitchen shears, or a knife, separate the wings at the joint.

Hypothesis: cutt off  tips of wings and throw the water into the freezer


Premise: How to start a forum<br>Figure out what your specific niche will be. [substeps] Since this will be your forum, it is best to pick something in which you are interested and knowledgeable. Since there are already so many forums out there, it is best to have a defined niche.

Hypothesis: it is best to pick something in which you are neutral and knowledgeable so many people will join your forum


Premise: How to set up a chinchilla's cage<br>Choose the right cage. [substeps] Chinchilla cages must be well ventilated to keep the chinchilla cool, thus making metal wire mesh cages a good option. However it's of note that it's easier for the chinchilla to knock messes out of their cage and onto the floor with a wire cage.

Hypothesis: A wire cage will be a good choice if you want the floor to stay clean

Statement is exact opposite of the meaning in the passage, the idea was to subvert the message to make floor cleanliness a focal point.


Premise: How to create an indoor box turtle habitat<br>Set up a large enough enclosure. Box turtles need a lot of room to roam like in the wild. Each turtle in your terrarium needs at least three square feet (91 cm) of floor space for every eight inches (20 cm) of their length.

Hypothesis: When in the wild, box turtles don't roam around a lot.

This is definitely incorrect because it states that box turtles need a lot of room to roam around like they do in the wild, meaning that they actually do roam around a lot.


Premise: How to use turtle wax<br>Wash your car before you wax it. Clean your car as thoroughly as you can on the outside. Use all the basic cleaners, such as soap and water for the body and window cleaner for your windows.

Hypothesis: Turtle wax is to be used in the car

Turtle wax is to be used ON the car, not in it


Premise: How to know if you are infertile<br>Consider your age. Your chances of conceiving generally get smaller as you get older. This is because your eggs decrease in number and quality with time.

Hypothesis: The number of men's eggs decrease as they get older.


Premise: How to cook bell peppers<br>Use bell peppers when in season. They are at their best when in season locally. Outside of season they have to be imported or grown in greenhouses, which makes them more expensive and they are often not as fresh as during the summer months.

Hypothesis: Bell peppers are typically grown in greenhouses in the summer.

It is implied that peppers are grown in greenhouses out of season, not in summer, since "Outside of season they have to be imported or grown in greenhouses,... and they are often not as fresh as during the summer months." The algorithm didn't make this connection.


Premise: How to send an anonymous text<br>Create a new e-mail account for yourself. You don't want to use your personal account since the sender will be able to view your personal information (name, e-mail address, etc. ).

Hypothesis: You should use someone's elses email.

It says to create a new email account. The system was confused by the context.


Premise: How to file a breach of contract lawsuit<br>Check the claims limits of the small claims court nearest you. As the name implies, small claims courts only resolve disputes involving relatively small amounts of money. [substeps] The maximum amount for which you can sue varies between states, but normally is between $3 , 000 and $7 , 500.

Hypothesis: Contract has three t's in it.

Contract only has two t's in it. The system has trouble with letter count.


Premise: How to clear nasal congestion quickly<br>Gently blow your nose. Perhaps the easiest and quickest way to reduce nasal congestion is to simply blow your nose into a soft tissue. Unfortunately, it's not always possible to completely relieve congestion by merely blowing, but it's always a good starting point.

Hypothesis: strike a pose to fix your nose


Premise: How to flirt with a boy when you are 13 or 14<br>Learn how to relax around guys. Boys don't like an uptight girl who will adjust her makeup and hair every five seconds. The point is to not be so girly, but don't be one of the guys either.

Hypothesis: they are talking about bows only


Premise: How to end a toxic friendship<br>Acknowledge the truth about the relationship. The first step from detangling from a toxic person is admitting what the relationship is. Even if you've decided to ditch a toxic friend, you may still be hanging on to certain notions about your friendship.

Hypothesis: The last step from detangling from a toxic person is not admitting what the relationship is.

The last step from detangling from a toxic person is admitting what the relationship actually is.


Premise: How to know if you have lipoma<br>Look for a small bump under the skin. Lipoma is generally dome-shaped and can range in size; generally, it is between the size of a pea and roughly three centimeters in length. They have been seen in areas such as the back having grown much larger.

Hypothesis: Lipomas are often smaller than peas.

This is false, peas are generally the smaller limit for size of lipomas.


Premise: How to make cheesy garlic bread<br>Preheat oven to 400 ° f (204 ° c). Cut the bread in half horizontally. If the bread is too long for the cookie sheet, cut each end of the bread to be able to fit in the sheet.

Hypothesis: If the bread is too long, cut the bread horizontally.

You have cut the end of the bread but not the bread itself.