[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Ida', 'Jacob', 'Peter', 'Eddie', 'Monique', 'Frank', 'Mark', 'Charles'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Jacob is closer to the exit than Peter.
Frank is farther from the exit than Monique.
Peter is closer to the exit than Eddie.
Ida is closer to the exit than Jacob.
Monique is farther from the exit than Eddie.
Mark is farther from the exit than Frank.
Charles is farther from the exit than Mark.
Is Charles closer to the exit than Ida? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Isaac', 'Juana', 'Harlan', 'Kenneth', 'Frances', 'Nu', 'Stanley', 'Gina', 'Juan', 'Joseph', 'Blanca', 'Bruce', 'Diann', 'Jaime', 'Luis', 'Erika'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Bruce is higher in priority than Diann.
Kenneth is higher in priority than Frances.
Frances is higher in priority than Nu.
Harlan is higher in priority than Kenneth.
Juan is higher in priority than Joseph.
Gina is higher in priority than Juan.
Stanley is higher in priority than Gina.
Diann is higher in priority than Jaime.
Jaime is higher in priority than Luis.
Joseph is higher in priority than Blanca.
Luis is higher in priority than Erika.
Isaac is higher in priority than Juana.
Blanca is higher in priority than Bruce.
Nu is higher in priority than Stanley.
Juana is higher in priority than Harlan.
Is Erika higher in priority than Isaac? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Telescope', 'Coaster', 'Stamp', 'Whisk', 'Bell', 'Paperweight', 'Wrench', 'Frame', 'Pestle', 'Barometer', 'Pitcher', 'Colander', 'Thermometer', 'Level', 'Handle', 'Thermos', 'Trophy', 'Calendar', 'Gavel', 'Spatula', 'Calculator', 'Platter', 'Stapler', 'Kettle', 'Hook', 'Monitor', 'Folder', 'Vase', 'Basket', 'Bookend', 'Mouse', 'Envelope'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Stamp is above Whisk.
Folder is below Monitor.
Thermometer is above Level.
Vase is below Folder.
Hook is below Kettle.
Bell is above Paperweight.
Pitcher is above Colander.
Thermos is above Trophy.
Kettle is below Stapler.
Gavel is below Calendar.
Platter is below Calculator.
Calculator is below Spatula.
Pestle is above Barometer.
Bookend is below Basket.
Frame is above Pestle.
Whisk is above Bell.
Level is above Handle.
Telescope is above Coaster.
Colander is above Thermometer.
Barometer is above Pitcher.
Spatula is below Gavel.
Basket is below Vase.
Mouse is below Bookend.
Wrench is above Frame.
Stapler is below Platter.
Paperweight is above Wrench.
Trophy is above Calendar.
Coaster is above Stamp.
Monitor is below Hook.
Envelope is below Mouse.
Handle is above Thermos.
Is Telescope above Envelope? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Phil', 'Cathy', 'Robert', 'Gregory'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Gregory is more junior than Robert.
Cathy is more senior than Robert.
Phil is more senior than Cathy.
Is Gregory more senior than Phil? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 64 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Mouse', 'Sconce', 'Corkscrew', 'Scissors', 'Saucer', 'Clock', 'Coaster', 'Folder', 'Rack', 'Platter', 'Sharpener', 'Magnifier', 'Bookend', 'Barometer', 'Telescope', 'Envelope', 'Level', 'Tray', 'Protractor', 'Latch', 'Handle', 'Trophy', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Lunchbox', 'Whistle', 'Pestle', 'Crayon', 'Lamp', 'Mortar', 'Goblet', 'Hourglass', 'Globe', 'Microscope', 'Candelabra', 'Compass', 'Statue', 'Glue Stick', 'Bowl', 'Teapot', 'Plate', 'Thermos', 'Hinge', 'Ladle', 'Basket', 'Monitor', 'Spatula', 'Highlighter', 'Flashlight', 'Metronome', 'Tuning Fork', 'Keyboard', 'Hook', 'Easel', 'Pitcher', 'Pencil Holder', 'Thermometer', 'Kettle', 'Decanter', 'Mirror', 'Whisk', 'Speaker', 'Stamp', 'Funnel', 'Colander'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Keyboard is above Hook.
Telescope is above Envelope.
Stamp is above Funnel.
Globe is above Microscope.
Basket is above Monitor.
Flashlight is above Metronome.
Pencil Holder is above Thermometer.
Hinge is above Ladle.
Glue Stick is above Bowl.
Spatula is above Highlighter.
Protractor is above Latch.
Easel is above Pitcher.
Microscope is above Candelabra.
Metronome is above Tuning Fork.
Thermos is above Hinge.
Magnifier is above Bookend.
Handle is above Trophy.
Scissors is above Saucer.
Pestle is above Crayon.
Lunchbox is above Whistle.
Hourglass is above Globe.
Compass is above Statue.
Coaster is above Folder.
Clock is above Coaster.
Platter is above Sharpener.
Sconce is above Corkscrew.
Latch is above Handle.
Pitcher is above Pencil Holder.
Plate is above Thermos.
Teapot is above Plate.
Speaker is above Stamp.
Corkscrew is above Scissors.
Funnel is above Colander.
Barometer is above Telescope.
Statue is above Glue Stick.
Whisk is above Speaker.
Goblet is above Hourglass.
Thermometer is above Kettle.
Candelabra is above Compass.
Monitor is above Spatula.
Saucer is above Clock.
Ladle is above Basket.
Hook is above Easel.
Mortar is above Goblet.
Kettle is above Decanter.
Rack is above Platter.
Level is above Tray.
Bookend is above Barometer.
Tuning Fork is above Keyboard.
Decanter is above Mirror.
Bowl is above Teapot.
Mouse is above Sconce.
Folder is above Rack.
Crayon is above Lamp.
Sharpener is above Magnifier.
Whistle is above Pestle.
Tape Dispenser is above Lunchbox.
Tray is above Protractor.
Highlighter is above Flashlight.
Mirror is above Whisk.
Envelope is above Level.
Lamp is above Mortar.
Trophy is above Tape Dispenser.
Is Mouse below Colander? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Teapot', 'Kettle', 'Statue', 'Stamp'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Teapot is above Kettle.
Statue is below Kettle.
Stamp is below Statue.
Is Teapot above Stamp? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Candle', 'Paint Brush', 'Calendar', 'Frame'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Paint Brush is to the left of Calendar.
Candle is to the left of Paint Brush.
Calendar is to the left of Frame.
Is Candle to the left of Frame? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Charles', 'Earl', 'Willis', 'Veronica'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Willis is earlier to arrive than Veronica.
Charles is earlier to arrive than Earl.
Earl is earlier to arrive than Willis.
Is Veronica earlier to arrive than Charles? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Joel', 'Michelle', 'Bud', 'Martha', 'Danielle', 'Manuel', 'Betty', 'Kathy'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Martha is earlier to arrive than Danielle.
Michelle is earlier to arrive than Bud.
Bud is earlier to arrive than Martha.
Manuel is later to arrive than Danielle.
Joel is earlier to arrive than Michelle.
Betty is later to arrive than Manuel.
Kathy is later to arrive than Betty.
Is Joel later to arrive than Kathy? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Anita', 'Christine', 'Robert', 'James'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Robert is closer to the exit than James.
Christine is closer to the exit than Robert.
Anita is closer to the exit than Christine.
Is Anita closer to the exit than James? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Don', 'Ashley', 'Stacy', 'Elois'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Elois is lower in priority than Stacy.
Stacy is lower in priority than Ashley.
Don is higher in priority than Ashley.
Is Don higher in priority than Elois? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Nicholas', 'Avis', 'Gerald', 'Concepcion', 'Patricia', 'Mary', 'Raymond', 'Henry', 'Everett', 'Shelby', 'Carly', 'Daniel', 'Teresa', 'Carlos', 'Flor', 'Tuyet', 'Tammy', 'Shawn', 'Brenda', 'Frances', 'Scott', 'Cecelia', 'Charlotte', 'Brittany', 'Enedina', 'Sonya', 'Jeffery', 'Norman', 'Leroy', 'Larry', 'James', 'Albert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Daniel is more senior than Teresa.
Frances is more senior than Scott.
Sonya is more senior than Jeffery.
Patricia is more senior than Mary.
James is more senior than Albert.
Brenda is more senior than Frances.
Concepcion is more senior than Patricia.
Avis is more senior than Gerald.
Henry is more senior than Everett.
Carlos is more senior than Flor.
Leroy is more senior than Larry.
Mary is more senior than Raymond.
Shawn is more senior than Brenda.
Larry is more senior than James.
Gerald is more senior than Concepcion.
Jeffery is more senior than Norman.
Flor is more senior than Tuyet.
Tuyet is more senior than Tammy.
Scott is more senior than Cecelia.
Nicholas is more senior than Avis.
Tammy is more senior than Shawn.
Brittany is more senior than Enedina.
Shelby is more senior than Carly.
Enedina is more senior than Sonya.
Teresa is more senior than Carlos.
Cecelia is more senior than Charlotte.
Everett is more senior than Shelby.
Charlotte is more senior than Brittany.
Norman is more senior than Leroy.
Raymond is more senior than Henry.
Carly is more senior than Daniel.
Is Nicholas more junior than Albert? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Whistle', 'Knob', 'Latch', 'Mirror', 'Rack', 'Level', 'Globe', 'Screwdriver', 'Trivet', 'Scanner', 'Printer', 'Notebook', 'Saucer', 'Sharpener', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Barometer', 'Envelope', 'Folder', 'Scissors', 'Tray', 'Easel', 'Sconce', 'Pliers', 'Gavel', 'Candelabra', 'Ladle', 'Ruler', 'Palette', 'Compass', 'Lamp', 'Thermos', 'Lunchbox'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Barometer is above Envelope.
Mirror is above Rack.
Globe is above Screwdriver.
Lamp is above Thermos.
Scanner is above Printer.
Rack is above Level.
Thermos is above Lunchbox.
Latch is above Mirror.
Scissors is above Tray.
Candelabra is above Ladle.
Notebook is above Saucer.
Level is above Globe.
Ladle is above Ruler.
Gavel is above Candelabra.
Pliers is above Gavel.
Tape Dispenser is above Barometer.
Easel is above Sconce.
Trivet is above Scanner.
Printer is above Notebook.
Tray is above Easel.
Sconce is above Pliers.
Screwdriver is above Trivet.
Palette is above Compass.
Envelope is above Folder.
Whistle is above Knob.
Knob is above Latch.
Sharpener is above Tape Dispenser.
Compass is above Lamp.
Ruler is above Palette.
Folder is above Scissors.
Saucer is above Sharpener.
Is Whistle below Lunchbox? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Hammer', 'Mug', 'Ladle', 'Printer'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Mug is below Hammer.
Printer is below Ladle.
Ladle is below Mug.
Is Hammer above Printer? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Judith', 'Leslie', 'Ronald', 'Charles', 'Nam', 'Jose', 'Russell', 'Louella', 'Olga', 'Wilson', 'Donald', 'Sybil', 'Wilfredo', 'Curtis', 'Ramona', 'Kassie', 'Jamie', 'Nathaniel', 'Therese', 'Marion', 'Joseph', 'Lilly', 'John', 'Paul', 'Doris', 'Alan', 'Donna', 'Timothy', 'Karen', 'James', 'Eugene', 'Thomas'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Marion is closer to the exit than Joseph.
Doris is farther from the exit than Paul.
Olga is closer to the exit than Wilson.
Jamie is closer to the exit than Nathaniel.
Kassie is closer to the exit than Jamie.
Ronald is closer to the exit than Charles.
Louella is closer to the exit than Olga.
Nathaniel is closer to the exit than Therese.
Russell is closer to the exit than Louella.
Ramona is closer to the exit than Kassie.
Sybil is closer to the exit than Wilfredo.
Wilfredo is closer to the exit than Curtis.
Donna is farther from the exit than Alan.
Therese is closer to the exit than Marion.
Curtis is closer to the exit than Ramona.
Charles is closer to the exit than Nam.
Timothy is farther from the exit than Donna.
Alan is farther from the exit than Doris.
Donald is closer to the exit than Sybil.
Thomas is farther from the exit than Eugene.
Nam is closer to the exit than Jose.
Lilly is closer to the exit than John.
Karen is farther from the exit than Timothy.
Jose is closer to the exit than Russell.
Judith is closer to the exit than Leslie.
Joseph is closer to the exit than Lilly.
Leslie is closer to the exit than Ronald.
Eugene is farther from the exit than James.
Wilson is closer to the exit than Donald.
Paul is farther from the exit than John.
James is farther from the exit than Karen.
Is Judith closer to the exit than Thomas? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 64 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Hammer', 'Whisk', 'Frame', 'Corkscrew', 'Decanter', 'Pitcher', 'Speaker', 'Bell', 'Level', 'Notebook', 'Saucer', 'Magnifier', 'Colander', 'Funnel', 'Printer', 'Bowl', 'Calendar', 'Paint Brush', 'Highlighter', 'Vase', 'Ladle', 'Easel', 'Mirror', 'Scissors', 'Peeler', 'Mug', 'Tuning Fork', 'Wrench', 'Compass', 'Sharpener', 'Keyboard', 'Metronome', 'Marker', 'Microscope', 'Knob', 'Hook', 'Kettle', 'Telescope', 'Scanner', 'Stapler', 'Grater', 'Lunchbox', 'Bookend', 'Tray', 'Plate', 'Binder', 'Chandelier', 'Statue', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Basket', 'Calculator', 'Tongs', 'Candelabra', 'Sconce', 'Candle', 'Pencil Holder', 'Thermometer', 'Lantern', 'Nutcracker', 'Trophy', 'Handle', 'Crayon', 'Folder', 'Screwdriver'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Plate is above Binder.
Easel is above Mirror.
Bowl is above Calendar.
Bookend is above Tray.
Candelabra is above Sconce.
Decanter is above Pitcher.
Tongs is above Candelabra.
Grater is above Lunchbox.
Keyboard is above Metronome.
Notebook is above Saucer.
Kettle is above Telescope.
Highlighter is above Vase.
Scissors is above Peeler.
Sconce is above Candle.
Colander is above Funnel.
Saucer is above Magnifier.
Hook is above Kettle.
Whisk is above Frame.
Statue is above Tape Dispenser.
Trophy is above Handle.
Binder is above Chandelier.
Candle is above Pencil Holder.
Tape Dispenser is above Basket.
Thermometer is above Lantern.
Wrench is above Compass.
Stapler is above Grater.
Bell is above Level.
Corkscrew is above Decanter.
Telescope is above Scanner.
Level is above Notebook.
Magnifier is above Colander.
Handle is above Crayon.
Ladle is above Easel.
Folder is above Screwdriver.
Sharpener is above Keyboard.
Lunchbox is above Bookend.
Printer is above Bowl.
Hammer is above Whisk.
Marker is above Microscope.
Tray is above Plate.
Mirror is above Scissors.
Speaker is above Bell.
Frame is above Corkscrew.
Chandelier is above Statue.
Knob is above Hook.
Calendar is above Paint Brush.
Metronome is above Marker.
Calculator is above Tongs.
Mug is above Tuning Fork.
Tuning Fork is above Wrench.
Pencil Holder is above Thermometer.
Lantern is above Nutcracker.
Scanner is above Stapler.
Peeler is above Mug.
Vase is above Ladle.
Nutcracker is above Trophy.
Crayon is above Folder.
Microscope is above Knob.
Funnel is above Printer.
Pitcher is above Speaker.
Basket is above Calculator.
Compass is above Sharpener.
Paint Brush is above Highlighter.
Is Screwdriver below Hammer? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Jason', 'Sarah', 'Kenneth', 'Ezekiel', 'Kelly', 'Patricia', 'Mary', 'Jeanette', 'Kelley', 'Deangelo', 'Mattie', 'Jacob', 'Tina', 'Jeniffer', 'Tracy', 'Cathy', 'Jesus', 'Edna', 'Helen', 'Cristy', 'Shirley', 'Joseph', 'Paul', 'Lucille', 'Jessica', 'Amy', 'Carol', 'Joe', 'Chad', 'Timothy', 'Karen', 'Vicki'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Shirley is closer to the exit than Joseph.
Tracy is closer to the exit than Cathy.
Mary is closer to the exit than Jeanette.
Joseph is closer to the exit than Paul.
Jeniffer is closer to the exit than Tracy.
Deangelo is closer to the exit than Mattie.
Edna is closer to the exit than Helen.
Kelly is closer to the exit than Patricia.
Patricia is closer to the exit than Mary.
Cristy is closer to the exit than Shirley.
Amy is closer to the exit than Carol.
Jacob is closer to the exit than Tina.
Jason is closer to the exit than Sarah.
Jessica is closer to the exit than Amy.
Tina is closer to the exit than Jeniffer.
Lucille is closer to the exit than Jessica.
Kenneth is closer to the exit than Ezekiel.
Joe is closer to the exit than Chad.
Carol is closer to the exit than Joe.
Timothy is closer to the exit than Karen.
Jeanette is closer to the exit than Kelley.
Ezekiel is closer to the exit than Kelly.
Helen is closer to the exit than Cristy.
Sarah is closer to the exit than Kenneth.
Mattie is closer to the exit than Jacob.
Cathy is closer to the exit than Jesus.
Kelley is closer to the exit than Deangelo.
Paul is closer to the exit than Lucille.
Jesus is closer to the exit than Edna.
Chad is closer to the exit than Timothy.
Karen is closer to the exit than Vicki.
Is Jason closer to the exit than Vicki? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Margaret', 'Amy', 'Matthew', 'Maria', 'Gerard', 'William', 'Robin', 'Faye', 'Marion', 'Virginia', 'Richard', 'Jesus', 'Frederick', 'Grace', 'Rene', 'Kimberly'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
William is closer to the exit than Robin.
Frederick is closer to the exit than Grace.
Grace is closer to the exit than Rene.
Richard is closer to the exit than Jesus.
Faye is closer to the exit than Marion.
Robin is closer to the exit than Faye.
Marion is closer to the exit than Virginia.
Jesus is closer to the exit than Frederick.
Gerard is closer to the exit than William.
Matthew is closer to the exit than Maria.
Maria is closer to the exit than Gerard.
Margaret is closer to the exit than Amy.
Virginia is closer to the exit than Richard.
Rene is closer to the exit than Kimberly.
Amy is closer to the exit than Matthew.
Is Margaret farther from the exit than Kimberly? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Jennifer', 'Michael', 'Ross', 'Katherine'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Katherine is later to arrive than Ross.
Ross is later to arrive than Michael.
Michael is later to arrive than Jennifer.
Is Jennifer earlier to arrive than Katherine? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Anthony', 'Sasha', 'Dorothea', 'Israel'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Sasha is closer to the exit than Dorothea.
Dorothea is closer to the exit than Israel.
Anthony is closer to the exit than Sasha.
Is Israel closer to the exit than Anthony? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Pencil Holder', 'Saucer', 'Sharpener', 'Globe', 'Clock', 'Candle', 'Wrench', 'Compass', 'Whisk', 'Level', 'Barometer', 'Hinge', 'Notebook', 'Peeler', 'Calendar', 'Ladle', 'Scissors', 'Pliers', 'Hook', 'Nutcracker', 'Funnel', 'Lantern', 'Trivet', 'Scanner', 'Crayon', 'Calculator', 'Sconce', 'Thermometer', 'Metronome', 'Spatula', 'Basket', 'Telescope'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Scissors is to the left of Pliers.
Wrench is to the left of Compass.
Spatula is to the left of Basket.
Barometer is to the left of Hinge.
Trivet is to the left of Scanner.
Whisk is to the left of Level.
Saucer is to the left of Sharpener.
Sharpener is to the left of Globe.
Hinge is to the left of Notebook.
Calculator is to the left of Sconce.
Pencil Holder is to the left of Saucer.
Compass is to the left of Whisk.
Calendar is to the left of Ladle.
Ladle is to the left of Scissors.
Notebook is to the left of Peeler.
Candle is to the left of Wrench.
Metronome is to the left of Spatula.
Pliers is to the left of Hook.
Funnel is to the left of Lantern.
Thermometer is to the left of Metronome.
Lantern is to the left of Trivet.
Scanner is to the left of Crayon.
Basket is to the left of Telescope.
Sconce is to the left of Thermometer.
Hook is to the left of Nutcracker.
Peeler is to the left of Calendar.
Level is to the left of Barometer.
Clock is to the left of Candle.
Nutcracker is to the left of Funnel.
Crayon is to the left of Calculator.
Globe is to the left of Clock.
Is Pencil Holder to the right of Telescope? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Nicholas', 'Lee', 'Sarah', 'David', 'Gerald', 'Jim', 'Krystal', 'Jane', 'Elizabeth', 'Odelia', 'Mary', 'Dorothy', 'Tiffany', 'Laurie', 'Michael', 'Barbara', 'Melody', 'Gertrude', 'Bruce', 'Kylie', 'Zachary', 'Jamie', 'Liliana', 'Randy', 'Sharon', 'Roger', 'Lindsay', 'Amy', 'Sandra', 'Carolyn', 'James', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Gerald is lower in priority than David.
Lindsay is lower in priority than Roger.
Carolyn is lower in priority than Sandra.
Lee is lower in priority than Nicholas.
Barbara is lower in priority than Michael.
Sarah is lower in priority than Lee.
Bruce is lower in priority than Gertrude.
Mary is lower in priority than Odelia.
Dorothy is lower in priority than Mary.
Robert is lower in priority than James.
Odelia is lower in priority than Elizabeth.
Jim is lower in priority than Gerald.
Melody is lower in priority than Barbara.
Amy is lower in priority than Lindsay.
David is lower in priority than Sarah.
Zachary is lower in priority than Kylie.
Sharon is lower in priority than Randy.
Jane is lower in priority than Krystal.
James is lower in priority than Carolyn.
Sandra is lower in priority than Amy.
Krystal is lower in priority than Jim.
Kylie is lower in priority than Bruce.
Laurie is lower in priority than Tiffany.
Randy is lower in priority than Liliana.
Jamie is lower in priority than Zachary.
Gertrude is lower in priority than Melody.
Roger is lower in priority than Sharon.
Michael is lower in priority than Laurie.
Liliana is lower in priority than Jamie.
Elizabeth is lower in priority than Jane.
Tiffany is lower in priority than Dorothy.
Is Robert lower in priority than Nicholas? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Beverly', 'David', 'Wanda', 'Todd', 'Mary', 'Charles', 'Jose', 'Kimberly', 'Garry', 'Chester', 'Tiffany', 'Nannie', 'Margaret', 'Kendra', 'Dustin', 'Donald', 'Susan', 'Carlos', 'Dana', 'Anthony', 'Tommy', 'Malinda', 'Sharon', 'Lois', 'Gregory', 'Mildred', 'Milton', 'Larry', 'Shelly', 'Elnora', 'Jerry', 'Darlene'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Todd is more senior than Mary.
Gregory is more junior than Lois.
Charles is more senior than Jose.
Malinda is more junior than Tommy.
Dana is more junior than Carlos.
Donald is more junior than Dustin.
Chester is more senior than Tiffany.
Jose is more senior than Kimberly.
Kendra is more junior than Margaret.
Garry is more senior than Chester.
Dustin is more junior than Kendra.
Darlene is more junior than Jerry.
Mildred is more junior than Gregory.
Tiffany is more senior than Nannie.
Larry is more junior than Milton.
Wanda is more senior than Todd.
Lois is more junior than Sharon.
Sharon is more junior than Malinda.
Elnora is more junior than Shelly.
Tommy is more junior than Anthony.
Mary is more senior than Charles.
Carlos is more junior than Susan.
Jerry is more junior than Elnora.
David is more senior than Wanda.
Susan is more junior than Donald.
Shelly is more junior than Larry.
Margaret is more junior than Nannie.
Milton is more junior than Mildred.
Anthony is more junior than Dana.
Beverly is more senior than David.
Kimberly is more senior than Garry.
Is Darlene more senior than Beverly? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Compass', 'Folder', 'Pencil Holder', 'Candle', 'Chandelier', 'Flashlight', 'Basket', 'Knob'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Candle is above Chandelier.
Pencil Holder is above Candle.
Compass is above Folder.
Basket is above Knob.
Chandelier is above Flashlight.
Folder is above Pencil Holder.
Flashlight is above Basket.
Is Compass above Knob? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Michael', 'Wesley', 'Sandra', 'Clayton'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Michael is earlier to arrive than Wesley.
Sandra is earlier to arrive than Clayton.
Wesley is earlier to arrive than Sandra.
Is Clayton later to arrive than Michael? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Beverly', 'Marisa', 'Judith', 'Cedric', 'Linda', 'Kimberly', 'Kayla', 'Michael', 'Tom', 'Lori', 'Claudine', 'Pamela', 'Lisa', 'Roxanne', 'Fred', 'Rita', 'Carl', 'Shawn', 'Joan', 'Cleta', 'Scott', 'John', 'Mark', 'Isabella', 'Marie', 'Jessica', 'Annie', 'Rose', 'Kathleen', 'Holly', 'Thomas', 'Belinda'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Kayla is earlier to arrive than Michael.
John is later to arrive than Scott.
Thomas is later to arrive than Holly.
Cleta is later to arrive than Joan.
Marie is later to arrive than Isabella.
Holly is later to arrive than Kathleen.
Claudine is later to arrive than Lori.
Lisa is later to arrive than Pamela.
Michael is earlier to arrive than Tom.
Annie is later to arrive than Jessica.
Fred is later to arrive than Roxanne.
Rita is later to arrive than Fred.
Rose is later to arrive than Annie.
Jessica is later to arrive than Marie.
Pamela is later to arrive than Claudine.
Scott is later to arrive than Cleta.
Roxanne is later to arrive than Lisa.
Kimberly is earlier to arrive than Kayla.
Tom is earlier to arrive than Lori.
Marisa is earlier to arrive than Judith.
Joan is later to arrive than Shawn.
Linda is earlier to arrive than Kimberly.
Shawn is later to arrive than Carl.
Belinda is later to arrive than Thomas.
Isabella is later to arrive than Mark.
Mark is later to arrive than John.
Carl is later to arrive than Rita.
Cedric is earlier to arrive than Linda.
Beverly is earlier to arrive than Marisa.
Judith is earlier to arrive than Cedric.
Kathleen is later to arrive than Rose.
Is Belinda later to arrive than Beverly? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Darla', 'Dolly', 'Clara', 'Ashley', 'Lorraine', 'Rex', 'Leon', 'Jeffery'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Lorraine is higher in priority than Rex.
Leon is higher in priority than Jeffery.
Dolly is higher in priority than Clara.
Rex is higher in priority than Leon.
Clara is higher in priority than Ashley.
Darla is higher in priority than Dolly.
Ashley is higher in priority than Lorraine.
Is Jeffery lower in priority than Darla? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Mortar', 'Tuning Fork', 'Saucer', 'Binder'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Saucer is above Binder.
Mortar is above Tuning Fork.
Tuning Fork is above Saucer.
Is Binder above Mortar? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Anthony', 'Sandra', 'Michael', 'Constance', 'Melvin', 'Donald', 'Nathaniel', 'Cynthia', 'Ruth', 'Larry', 'Donna', 'Marguerita', 'Albert', 'Keith', 'Francisco', 'Amanda'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Donald is more junior than Melvin.
Michael is more junior than Sandra.
Anthony is more senior than Sandra.
Cynthia is more junior than Nathaniel.
Nathaniel is more junior than Donald.
Marguerita is more junior than Donna.
Francisco is more junior than Keith.
Albert is more junior than Marguerita.
Keith is more junior than Albert.
Ruth is more junior than Cynthia.
Amanda is more junior than Francisco.
Melvin is more junior than Constance.
Larry is more junior than Ruth.
Constance is more junior than Michael.
Donna is more junior than Larry.
Is Anthony more senior than Amanda? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Rack', 'Ladle', 'Saucer', 'Scissors', 'Knob', 'Tuning Fork', 'Decanter', 'Whisk', 'Vase', 'Microscope', 'Tray', 'Speaker', 'Barometer', 'Lamp', 'Printer', 'Gavel', 'Binder', 'Mouse', 'Paint Brush', 'Clock', 'Trivet', 'Easel', 'Funnel', 'Sconce', 'Plate', 'Tongs', 'Calendar', 'Peeler', 'Thermometer', 'Lantern', 'Compass', 'Latch'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Binder is to the right of Gavel.
Trivet is to the right of Clock.
Clock is to the right of Paint Brush.
Thermometer is to the right of Peeler.
Compass is to the right of Lantern.
Lantern is to the right of Thermometer.
Printer is to the right of Lamp.
Plate is to the right of Sconce.
Ladle is to the left of Saucer.
Tongs is to the right of Plate.
Rack is to the left of Ladle.
Paint Brush is to the right of Mouse.
Barometer is to the right of Speaker.
Calendar is to the right of Tongs.
Sconce is to the right of Funnel.
Mouse is to the right of Binder.
Latch is to the right of Compass.
Microscope is to the right of Vase.
Gavel is to the right of Printer.
Decanter is to the right of Tuning Fork.
Vase is to the right of Whisk.
Saucer is to the left of Scissors.
Whisk is to the right of Decanter.
Tray is to the right of Microscope.
Funnel is to the right of Easel.
Peeler is to the right of Calendar.
Knob is to the left of Tuning Fork.
Speaker is to the right of Tray.
Easel is to the right of Trivet.
Lamp is to the right of Barometer.
Scissors is to the left of Knob.
Is Latch to the right of Rack? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Ofelia', 'Paul', 'Refugio', 'James'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Refugio is earlier to arrive than James.
Paul is earlier to arrive than Refugio.
Ofelia is earlier to arrive than Paul.
Is Ofelia later to arrive than James? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Nathan', 'Anna', 'James', 'Susan', 'Angela', 'Heidi', 'John', 'Mark'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Susan is closer to the exit than Angela.
Angela is closer to the exit than Heidi.
Nathan is closer to the exit than Anna.
John is closer to the exit than Mark.
Anna is closer to the exit than James.
Heidi is closer to the exit than John.
James is closer to the exit than Susan.
Is Nathan closer to the exit than Mark? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Lamp', 'Pestle', 'Candle', 'Plate', 'Eraser', 'Teapot', 'Knob', 'Binder'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Teapot is above Knob.
Pestle is above Candle.
Knob is above Binder.
Plate is above Eraser.
Eraser is above Teapot.
Lamp is above Pestle.
Candle is above Plate.
Is Binder above Lamp? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Norma', 'Richard', 'Mary', 'Diane', 'Jacob', 'Michael', 'Jackie', 'Barbara', 'Angela', 'Evelyn', 'Howard', 'Melissa', 'Walter', 'Shirley', 'Rosie', 'Joseph', 'Janet', 'Paul', 'Leah', 'Sheryl', 'Julie', 'Carol', 'Sharonda', 'William', 'Dale', 'Rosa', 'Misty', 'Jonathan', 'Karen', 'Sally', 'Albert', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Jonathan is lower in priority than Misty.
Evelyn is higher in priority than Howard.
Angela is higher in priority than Evelyn.
Leah is lower in priority than Paul.
Joseph is lower in priority than Rosie.
Sharonda is lower in priority than Carol.
Rosa is lower in priority than Dale.
Albert is lower in priority than Sally.
Misty is lower in priority than Rosa.
Sheryl is lower in priority than Leah.
Rosie is lower in priority than Shirley.
Robert is lower in priority than Albert.
Richard is higher in priority than Mary.
Dale is lower in priority than William.
Julie is lower in priority than Sheryl.
Jacob is higher in priority than Michael.
Walter is lower in priority than Melissa.
Norma is higher in priority than Richard.
Paul is lower in priority than Janet.
Michael is higher in priority than Jackie.
Howard is higher in priority than Melissa.
Barbara is higher in priority than Angela.
Karen is lower in priority than Jonathan.
Diane is higher in priority than Jacob.
Mary is higher in priority than Diane.
Carol is lower in priority than Julie.
Shirley is lower in priority than Walter.
Janet is lower in priority than Joseph.
Sally is lower in priority than Karen.
William is lower in priority than Sharonda.
Jackie is higher in priority than Barbara.
Is Robert higher in priority than Norma? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['William', 'Jennifer', 'Clifton', 'Dan'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
William is higher in priority than Jennifer.
Jennifer is higher in priority than Clifton.
Dan is lower in priority than Clifton.
Is Dan lower in priority than William? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Gail', 'Michael', 'Alton', 'Flora', 'Enrique', 'Gerard', 'Jane', 'Hazel', 'Harold', 'Lorraine', 'John', 'Mark', 'Monica', 'Benjamin', 'Lawrence', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Michael is higher in priority than Alton.
Flora is higher in priority than Enrique.
Lorraine is lower in priority than Harold.
Harold is lower in priority than Hazel.
Enrique is higher in priority than Gerard.
Mark is lower in priority than John.
John is lower in priority than Lorraine.
Lawrence is lower in priority than Benjamin.
Robert is lower in priority than Lawrence.
Monica is lower in priority than Mark.
Benjamin is lower in priority than Monica.
Gerard is higher in priority than Jane.
Gail is higher in priority than Michael.
Hazel is lower in priority than Jane.
Alton is higher in priority than Flora.
Is Gail lower in priority than Robert? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Basket', 'Mug', 'Level', 'Telescope'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Level is to the right of Mug.
Telescope is to the right of Level.
Basket is to the left of Mug.
Is Telescope to the right of Basket? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Mildred', 'Sarah', 'Douglas', 'Roy'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Mildred is earlier to arrive than Sarah.
Douglas is earlier to arrive than Roy.
Sarah is earlier to arrive than Douglas.
Is Roy earlier to arrive than Mildred? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Lunchbox', 'Spatula', 'Crayon', 'Chandelier', 'Marker', 'Kettle', 'Calendar', 'Pencil Holder', 'Handle', 'Bookend', 'Mortar', 'Lamp', 'Mouse', 'Speaker', 'Hinge', 'Platter', 'Hammer', 'Highlighter', 'Saucer', 'Envelope', 'Vase', 'Sharpener', 'Teapot', 'Glue Stick', 'Corkscrew', 'Pliers', 'Statue', 'Telescope', 'Stapler', 'Hook', 'Tray', 'Keyboard'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Envelope is to the left of Vase.
Hammer is to the left of Highlighter.
Calendar is to the left of Pencil Holder.
Pliers is to the left of Statue.
Highlighter is to the left of Saucer.
Mouse is to the left of Speaker.
Kettle is to the left of Calendar.
Mortar is to the left of Lamp.
Marker is to the left of Kettle.
Telescope is to the left of Stapler.
Bookend is to the left of Mortar.
Stapler is to the left of Hook.
Lamp is to the left of Mouse.
Speaker is to the left of Hinge.
Sharpener is to the left of Teapot.
Tray is to the left of Keyboard.
Platter is to the left of Hammer.
Vase is to the left of Sharpener.
Lunchbox is to the left of Spatula.
Statue is to the left of Telescope.
Hinge is to the left of Platter.
Spatula is to the left of Crayon.
Teapot is to the left of Glue Stick.
Hook is to the left of Tray.
Handle is to the left of Bookend.
Corkscrew is to the left of Pliers.
Crayon is to the left of Chandelier.
Saucer is to the left of Envelope.
Pencil Holder is to the left of Handle.
Glue Stick is to the left of Corkscrew.
Chandelier is to the left of Marker.
Is Lunchbox to the right of Keyboard? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Lamp', 'Corkscrew', 'Trophy', 'Bowl'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Lamp is to the left of Corkscrew.
Corkscrew is to the left of Trophy.
Trophy is to the left of Bowl.
Is Lamp to the right of Bowl? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Felix', 'Pete', 'Laura', 'Emma'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Pete is higher in priority than Laura.
Laura is higher in priority than Emma.
Felix is higher in priority than Pete.
Is Emma lower in priority than Felix? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Beverly', 'Michael', 'Autumn', 'Gregory', 'Pedro', 'Jimmy', 'James', 'Kathleen', 'Jeremy', 'Doris', 'Leah', 'Valerie', 'Mark', 'Mary', 'Leona', 'Derek'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Mary is higher in priority than Leona.
Beverly is higher in priority than Michael.
Kathleen is higher in priority than Jeremy.
Valerie is higher in priority than Mark.
Gregory is higher in priority than Pedro.
Jeremy is higher in priority than Doris.
Michael is higher in priority than Autumn.
James is higher in priority than Kathleen.
Pedro is higher in priority than Jimmy.
Jimmy is higher in priority than James.
Autumn is higher in priority than Gregory.
Leah is higher in priority than Valerie.
Mark is higher in priority than Mary.
Leona is higher in priority than Derek.
Doris is higher in priority than Leah.
Is Derek lower in priority than Beverly? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Joel', 'Yolanda', 'Brandy', 'Rebecca'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Joel is earlier to arrive than Yolanda.
Yolanda is earlier to arrive than Brandy.
Brandy is earlier to arrive than Rebecca.
Is Joel earlier to arrive than Rebecca? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Julie', 'Beth', 'Gary', 'Jodi', 'Scott', 'Patricia', 'Nancy', 'Dawn'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Dawn is farther from the exit than Nancy.
Nancy is farther from the exit than Patricia.
Scott is farther from the exit than Jodi.
Gary is farther from the exit than Beth.
Jodi is farther from the exit than Gary.
Patricia is farther from the exit than Scott.
Beth is farther from the exit than Julie.
Is Dawn closer to the exit than Julie? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Tim', 'Allie', 'Brain', 'Gregory', 'Don', 'Ned', 'Lona', 'Mary'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Mary is more junior than Lona.
Allie is more senior than Brain.
Ned is more junior than Don.
Tim is more senior than Allie.
Don is more junior than Gregory.
Brain is more senior than Gregory.
Lona is more junior than Ned.
Is Tim more senior than Mary? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Latch', 'Whistle', 'Pitcher', 'Gavel'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Whistle is to the left of Pitcher.
Latch is to the left of Whistle.
Pitcher is to the left of Gavel.
Is Latch to the right of Gavel? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Bonnie', 'Edna', 'Kevin', 'Michael', 'Ashly', 'Donald', 'Clara', 'Bette', 'Ruth', 'Susan', 'Demetrius', 'Ashlee', 'Chad', 'Manuel', 'George', 'Christina'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Ashly is earlier to arrive than Donald.
Demetrius is earlier to arrive than Ashlee.
Chad is earlier to arrive than Manuel.
Susan is earlier to arrive than Demetrius.
Michael is earlier to arrive than Ashly.
Ashlee is earlier to arrive than Chad.
Kevin is earlier to arrive than Michael.
Edna is earlier to arrive than Kevin.
Ruth is earlier to arrive than Susan.
Bette is earlier to arrive than Ruth.
Clara is earlier to arrive than Bette.
Donald is earlier to arrive than Clara.
Bonnie is earlier to arrive than Edna.
Manuel is earlier to arrive than George.
George is earlier to arrive than Christina.
Is Christina later to arrive than Bonnie? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Melissa', 'Linda', 'Emily', 'Donna', 'Chad', 'John', 'Sonia', 'Thomas'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Donna is earlier to arrive than Chad.
Emily is earlier to arrive than Donna.
John is earlier to arrive than Sonia.
Melissa is earlier to arrive than Linda.
Linda is earlier to arrive than Emily.
Chad is earlier to arrive than John.
Sonia is earlier to arrive than Thomas.
Is Thomas later to arrive than Melissa? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Scanner', 'Bookend', 'Frame', 'Gavel'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Bookend is above Frame.
Frame is above Gavel.
Scanner is above Bookend.
Is Scanner below Gavel? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Numbers', 'Melvin', 'Matthew', 'Kenneth', 'Mary', 'Linda', 'Alice', 'Wendy', 'Maude', 'Michael', 'Summer', 'Jean', 'Brian', 'Pamela', 'Lisa', 'Bruce', 'Brad', 'Brenda', 'Gary', 'John', 'Judy', 'Joanne', 'Maria', 'Christopher', 'Hassan', 'Randolph', 'Suzanne', 'Arnold', 'Josephine', 'Hector', 'Katy', 'James'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
James is farther from the exit than Katy.
Matthew is closer to the exit than Kenneth.
Kenneth is closer to the exit than Mary.
Alice is closer to the exit than Wendy.
Judy is farther from the exit than John.
Hector is farther from the exit than Josephine.
Randolph is farther from the exit than Hassan.
Jean is closer to the exit than Brian.
Numbers is closer to the exit than Melvin.
Bruce is closer to the exit than Brad.
Brenda is closer to the exit than Gary.
Brad is closer to the exit than Brenda.
Maude is closer to the exit than Michael.
John is farther from the exit than Gary.
Melvin is closer to the exit than Matthew.
Mary is closer to the exit than Linda.
Christopher is farther from the exit than Maria.
Josephine is farther from the exit than Arnold.
Katy is farther from the exit than Hector.
Maria is farther from the exit than Joanne.
Pamela is closer to the exit than Lisa.
Suzanne is farther from the exit than Randolph.
Brian is closer to the exit than Pamela.
Summer is closer to the exit than Jean.
Linda is closer to the exit than Alice.
Hassan is farther from the exit than Christopher.
Wendy is closer to the exit than Maude.
Michael is closer to the exit than Summer.
Joanne is farther from the exit than Judy.
Arnold is farther from the exit than Suzanne.
Lisa is closer to the exit than Bruce.
Is James closer to the exit than Numbers? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Tray', 'Lantern', 'Screwdriver', 'Decanter', 'Rack', 'Speaker', 'Bell', 'Bookend'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Speaker is to the left of Bell.
Decanter is to the left of Rack.
Bell is to the left of Bookend.
Rack is to the left of Speaker.
Lantern is to the left of Screwdriver.
Tray is to the left of Lantern.
Screwdriver is to the left of Decanter.
Is Tray to the left of Bookend? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Rack', 'Lamp', 'Chandelier', 'Lunchbox', 'Screwdriver', 'Wrench', 'Palette', 'Coaster'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Lamp is to the left of Chandelier.
Wrench is to the left of Palette.
Palette is to the left of Coaster.
Screwdriver is to the left of Wrench.
Chandelier is to the left of Lunchbox.
Lunchbox is to the left of Screwdriver.
Rack is to the left of Lamp.
Is Rack to the left of Coaster? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Sarah', 'Kelli', 'Prudence', 'Gretchen', 'Susan', 'Wai', 'Frank', 'George'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Prudence is higher in priority than Gretchen.
Sarah is higher in priority than Kelli.
Wai is higher in priority than Frank.
Gretchen is higher in priority than Susan.
Frank is higher in priority than George.
Kelli is higher in priority than Prudence.
Susan is higher in priority than Wai.
Is George higher in priority than Sarah? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Sherry', 'Jean', 'Anne', 'Larry', 'Stanley', 'Mavis', 'Ellen', 'Susie', 'Patricia', 'Paul', 'Timothy', 'Bruce', 'Sammie', 'Laura', 'Alfredo', 'Catherine'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Patricia is higher in priority than Paul.
Mavis is higher in priority than Ellen.
Larry is higher in priority than Stanley.
Ellen is higher in priority than Susie.
Laura is lower in priority than Sammie.
Sammie is lower in priority than Bruce.
Susie is higher in priority than Patricia.
Anne is higher in priority than Larry.
Timothy is higher in priority than Bruce.
Stanley is higher in priority than Mavis.
Sherry is higher in priority than Jean.
Alfredo is lower in priority than Laura.
Jean is higher in priority than Anne.
Paul is higher in priority than Timothy.
Catherine is lower in priority than Alfredo.
Is Catherine lower in priority than Sherry? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Ronald', 'Cindy', 'Kenneth', 'Lurline', 'Rubie', 'Mary', 'Kimberly', 'Shannon', 'Barbara', 'Winfred', 'Ryan', 'Randall', 'Lester', 'Felix', 'Justin', 'Brenda', 'Jenna', 'Carmen', 'Joseph', 'Alejandro', 'John', 'Judy', 'Maria', 'Julie', 'Leroy', 'Kristopher', 'Arnold', 'William', 'Holly', 'George', 'James', 'Thomas'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Cindy is closer to the exit than Kenneth.
Julie is farther from the exit than Maria.
Maria is farther from the exit than Judy.
Carmen is farther from the exit than Jenna.
Kimberly is closer to the exit than Shannon.
William is farther from the exit than Arnold.
Judy is farther from the exit than John.
Joseph is farther from the exit than Carmen.
Thomas is farther from the exit than James.
Arnold is farther from the exit than Kristopher.
Alejandro is farther from the exit than Joseph.
Shannon is closer to the exit than Barbara.
Randall is closer to the exit than Lester.
Barbara is closer to the exit than Winfred.
Justin is farther from the exit than Felix.
Kristopher is farther from the exit than Leroy.
John is farther from the exit than Alejandro.
Holly is farther from the exit than William.
Ryan is closer to the exit than Randall.
Mary is closer to the exit than Kimberly.
George is farther from the exit than Holly.
Felix is farther from the exit than Lester.
Rubie is closer to the exit than Mary.
Jenna is farther from the exit than Brenda.
Lurline is closer to the exit than Rubie.
Leroy is farther from the exit than Julie.
Winfred is closer to the exit than Ryan.
Brenda is farther from the exit than Justin.
Ronald is closer to the exit than Cindy.
James is farther from the exit than George.
Kenneth is closer to the exit than Lurline.
Is Ronald closer to the exit than Thomas? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Luis', 'Diane', 'Darren', 'Manuel'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Darren is closer to the exit than Manuel.
Diane is closer to the exit than Darren.
Luis is closer to the exit than Diane.
Is Luis closer to the exit than Manuel? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Carley', 'Katrina', 'Roxanne', 'Janice'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Carley is earlier to arrive than Katrina.
Katrina is earlier to arrive than Roxanne.
Roxanne is earlier to arrive than Janice.
Is Carley later to arrive than Janice? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Joshua', 'Ariel', 'Tracy', 'Melissa', 'Martha', 'William', 'Diana', 'Staci', 'Johnny', 'Paul', 'Jared', 'Jeanette', 'Charles', 'April', 'Raul', 'Roger'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Melissa is earlier to arrive than Martha.
April is later to arrive than Charles.
Raul is later to arrive than April.
Jeanette is later to arrive than Jared.
Tracy is earlier to arrive than Melissa.
Charles is later to arrive than Jeanette.
Martha is earlier to arrive than William.
Johnny is later to arrive than Staci.
Staci is later to arrive than Diana.
Paul is later to arrive than Johnny.
Joshua is earlier to arrive than Ariel.
William is earlier to arrive than Diana.
Ariel is earlier to arrive than Tracy.
Roger is later to arrive than Raul.
Jared is later to arrive than Paul.
Is Joshua later to arrive than Roger? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Billy', 'David', 'Steve', 'Elizabeth', 'Jerry', 'Ella', 'Thomas', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Thomas is more junior than Ella.
David is more senior than Steve.
Jerry is more junior than Elizabeth.
Steve is more senior than Elizabeth.
Ella is more junior than Jerry.
Robert is more junior than Thomas.
Billy is more senior than David.
Is Robert more senior than Billy? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Louise', 'Rose', 'Andrew', 'Sandra', 'Brandy', 'Barry', 'Jonathan', 'Paula', 'Scott', 'Nanette', 'Philip', 'Lucille', 'Charlotte', 'Jose', 'Bobbi', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Louise is more senior than Rose.
Philip is more senior than Lucille.
Rose is more senior than Andrew.
Nanette is more senior than Philip.
Barry is more senior than Jonathan.
Scott is more senior than Nanette.
Jose is more senior than Bobbi.
Paula is more senior than Scott.
Jonathan is more senior than Paula.
Lucille is more senior than Charlotte.
Sandra is more senior than Brandy.
Charlotte is more senior than Jose.
Andrew is more senior than Sandra.
Bobbi is more senior than Robert.
Brandy is more senior than Barry.
Is Robert more junior than Louise? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Jason', 'Melvin', 'Terese', 'Michael', 'Anne', 'Martha', 'Linda', 'Kristine', 'Luanne', 'Corliss', 'Jarod', 'Randall', 'Richard', 'Nancy', 'Betty', 'Lydia'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Lydia is lower in priority than Betty.
Jason is higher in priority than Melvin.
Corliss is lower in priority than Luanne.
Betty is lower in priority than Nancy.
Michael is higher in priority than Anne.
Randall is lower in priority than Jarod.
Richard is lower in priority than Randall.
Terese is higher in priority than Michael.
Jarod is lower in priority than Corliss.
Melvin is higher in priority than Terese.
Kristine is higher in priority than Luanne.
Nancy is lower in priority than Richard.
Martha is higher in priority than Linda.
Linda is higher in priority than Kristine.
Anne is higher in priority than Martha.
Is Lydia lower in priority than Jason? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Norma', 'Shannon', 'William', 'Mark', 'Kathy', 'Douglas', 'Howard', 'Curtis'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Mark is higher in priority than Kathy.
Douglas is higher in priority than Howard.
Shannon is higher in priority than William.
William is higher in priority than Mark.
Howard is higher in priority than Curtis.
Kathy is higher in priority than Douglas.
Norma is higher in priority than Shannon.
Is Norma lower in priority than Curtis? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Nutcracker', 'Mortar', 'Peeler', 'Plate', 'Frame', 'Lamp', 'Microscope', 'Speaker'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Microscope is above Speaker.
Frame is above Lamp.
Mortar is above Peeler.
Lamp is above Microscope.
Peeler is above Plate.
Plate is above Frame.
Nutcracker is above Mortar.
Is Speaker below Nutcracker? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Funnel', 'Screwdriver', 'Hammer', 'Grater', 'Binder', 'Sharpener', 'Mug', 'Bookend'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Bookend is below Mug.
Funnel is above Screwdriver.
Grater is below Hammer.
Sharpener is below Binder.
Hammer is below Screwdriver.
Binder is below Grater.
Mug is below Sharpener.
Is Bookend above Funnel? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Ladle', 'Kettle', 'Globe', 'Tongs', 'Rack', 'Teapot', 'Palette', 'Chandelier', 'Pencil Holder', 'Frame', 'Knob', 'Nutcracker', 'Thermos', 'Bowl', 'Compass', 'Hourglass', 'Eraser', 'Plate', 'Candelabra', 'Lamp', 'Envelope', 'Folder', 'Scanner', 'Keyboard', 'Calculator', 'Lantern', 'Glue Stick', 'Sconce', 'Funnel', 'Paperweight', 'Metronome', 'Decanter'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Sconce is below Glue Stick.
Ladle is above Kettle.
Pencil Holder is above Frame.
Lamp is below Candelabra.
Funnel is below Sconce.
Lantern is below Calculator.
Knob is above Nutcracker.
Rack is above Teapot.
Calculator is below Keyboard.
Decanter is below Metronome.
Frame is above Knob.
Paperweight is below Funnel.
Candelabra is below Plate.
Glue Stick is below Lantern.
Teapot is above Palette.
Compass is below Bowl.
Bowl is below Thermos.
Metronome is below Paperweight.
Tongs is above Rack.
Hourglass is below Compass.
Eraser is below Hourglass.
Chandelier is above Pencil Holder.
Nutcracker is above Thermos.
Palette is above Chandelier.
Scanner is below Folder.
Plate is below Eraser.
Envelope is below Lamp.
Kettle is above Globe.
Globe is above Tongs.
Folder is below Envelope.
Keyboard is below Scanner.
Is Decanter above Ladle? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Freddie', 'Juan', 'Doris', 'Harold', 'Mary', 'Dawn', 'Leslee', 'Federico'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Dawn is farther from the exit than Mary.
Doris is farther from the exit than Juan.
Federico is farther from the exit than Leslee.
Mary is farther from the exit than Harold.
Harold is farther from the exit than Doris.
Leslee is farther from the exit than Dawn.
Juan is farther from the exit than Freddie.
Is Freddie closer to the exit than Federico? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Ruler', 'Binder', 'Mirror', 'Bookend', 'Corkscrew', 'Sharpener', 'Decanter', 'Saucer', 'Goblet', 'Folder', 'Calendar', 'Trophy', 'Barometer', 'Pliers', 'Palette', 'Paint Brush'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Folder is below Goblet.
Paint Brush is below Palette.
Sharpener is above Decanter.
Barometer is below Trophy.
Trophy is below Calendar.
Pliers is below Barometer.
Corkscrew is above Sharpener.
Calendar is below Folder.
Palette is below Pliers.
Saucer is below Decanter.
Bookend is above Corkscrew.
Ruler is above Binder.
Binder is above Mirror.
Mirror is above Bookend.
Goblet is below Saucer.
Is Paint Brush above Ruler? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Barbara', 'Jasmine', 'Ruth', 'Kenneth', 'Carolyn', 'Dolores', 'Stephen', 'Kim'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Carolyn is more senior than Dolores.
Ruth is more senior than Kenneth.
Dolores is more senior than Stephen.
Stephen is more senior than Kim.
Kenneth is more senior than Carolyn.
Barbara is more senior than Jasmine.
Jasmine is more senior than Ruth.
Is Kim more junior than Barbara? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Bowl', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Hourglass', 'Mortar', 'Magnifier', 'Candelabra', 'Candle', 'Eraser'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Eraser is below Candle.
Bowl is above Tape Dispenser.
Mortar is above Magnifier.
Hourglass is above Mortar.
Tape Dispenser is above Hourglass.
Magnifier is above Candelabra.
Candle is below Candelabra.
Is Bowl above Eraser? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Justin', 'Michael', 'Jamie', 'Gregory', 'Amy', 'Cinderella', 'Carol', 'Vivian', 'Christy', 'Larry', 'Jimmy', 'Hattie', 'John', 'Dolores', 'Charles', 'Roger'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Roger is lower in priority than Charles.
Carol is higher in priority than Vivian.
Charles is lower in priority than Dolores.
Hattie is lower in priority than Jimmy.
John is lower in priority than Hattie.
Dolores is lower in priority than John.
Gregory is higher in priority than Amy.
Michael is higher in priority than Jamie.
Amy is higher in priority than Cinderella.
Justin is higher in priority than Michael.
Jimmy is lower in priority than Larry.
Vivian is higher in priority than Christy.
Cinderella is higher in priority than Carol.
Christy is higher in priority than Larry.
Jamie is higher in priority than Gregory.
Is Justin lower in priority than Roger? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Michael', 'James', 'Carmen', 'Candace', 'Timothy', 'Josephine', 'Clarence', 'Francisca'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
James is closer to the exit than Carmen.
Michael is closer to the exit than James.
Josephine is farther from the exit than Timothy.
Francisca is farther from the exit than Clarence.
Candace is closer to the exit than Timothy.
Clarence is farther from the exit than Josephine.
Carmen is closer to the exit than Candace.
Is Michael farther from the exit than Francisca? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Eric', 'Leslie', 'Elizabeth', 'Patrice', 'Patricia', 'Kathy', 'Al', 'Laura', 'Amanda', 'Barbara', 'Elda', 'Wayne', 'Carl', 'Jamie', 'Jeff', 'Branden', 'Jeffrey', 'Carmen', 'Tony', 'Bertha', 'Joseph', 'Christopher', 'Carol', 'William', 'Elaine', 'Misty', 'Timothy', 'Jill', 'George', 'Annemarie', 'Robert', 'Joanna'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Timothy is more senior than Jill.
Carmen is more senior than Tony.
Laura is more senior than Amanda.
Robert is more senior than Joanna.
Amanda is more senior than Barbara.
Elaine is more senior than Misty.
Carl is more senior than Jamie.
George is more senior than Annemarie.
Jamie is more senior than Jeff.
Annemarie is more senior than Robert.
Elda is more senior than Wayne.
Kathy is more senior than Al.
Christopher is more senior than Carol.
Wayne is more senior than Carl.
Carol is more senior than William.
Misty is more senior than Timothy.
Jill is more senior than George.
Branden is more senior than Jeffrey.
Patrice is more senior than Patricia.
William is more senior than Elaine.
Jeffrey is more senior than Carmen.
Patricia is more senior than Kathy.
Tony is more senior than Bertha.
Elizabeth is more senior than Patrice.
Leslie is more senior than Elizabeth.
Joseph is more senior than Christopher.
Al is more senior than Laura.
Bertha is more senior than Joseph.
Barbara is more senior than Elda.
Eric is more senior than Leslie.
Jeff is more senior than Branden.
Is Eric more junior than Joanna? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Dusty', 'Michael', 'Kimberly', 'Victor'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Dusty is closer to the exit than Michael.
Kimberly is closer to the exit than Victor.
Michael is closer to the exit than Kimberly.
Is Dusty closer to the exit than Victor? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Lindsay', 'Annie', 'Rose', 'Tyler', 'Colleen', 'Daniel', 'Mark', 'Doyle'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Colleen is higher in priority than Daniel.
Mark is lower in priority than Daniel.
Doyle is lower in priority than Mark.
Tyler is higher in priority than Colleen.
Annie is higher in priority than Rose.
Lindsay is higher in priority than Annie.
Rose is higher in priority than Tyler.
Is Lindsay higher in priority than Doyle? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Carol', 'Maureen', 'Tonya', 'Emma', 'Cynthia', 'Martha', 'James', 'Angeline', 'Denisha', 'Richard', 'Lawrence', 'Josephine', 'Charles', 'Rachel', 'Thomas', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Maureen is more senior than Tonya.
Richard is more junior than Denisha.
Tonya is more senior than Emma.
Rachel is more junior than Charles.
Lawrence is more junior than Richard.
Angeline is more junior than James.
Martha is more junior than Cynthia.
Denisha is more junior than Angeline.
Robert is more junior than Thomas.
James is more junior than Martha.
Charles is more junior than Josephine.
Carol is more senior than Maureen.
Josephine is more junior than Lawrence.
Emma is more senior than Cynthia.
Thomas is more junior than Rachel.
Is Robert more senior than Carol? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Protractor', 'Ruler', 'Microscope', 'Bowl', 'Thermometer', 'Envelope', 'Candelabra', 'Tray', 'Bookend', 'Mug', 'Lamp', 'Speaker', 'Metronome', 'Whistle', 'Trivet', 'Folder'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Protractor is to the left of Ruler.
Lamp is to the left of Speaker.
Bowl is to the left of Thermometer.
Envelope is to the left of Candelabra.
Whistle is to the left of Trivet.
Bookend is to the left of Mug.
Metronome is to the left of Whistle.
Ruler is to the left of Microscope.
Candelabra is to the left of Tray.
Speaker is to the left of Metronome.
Thermometer is to the left of Envelope.
Tray is to the left of Bookend.
Mug is to the left of Lamp.
Microscope is to the left of Bowl.
Trivet is to the left of Folder.
Is Folder to the left of Protractor? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Amy', 'Glenn', 'Inez', 'William', 'Cecilia', 'Rae', 'Phyllis', 'Carlo'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Glenn is more senior than Inez.
Phyllis is more junior than Rae.
Rae is more junior than Cecilia.
Inez is more senior than William.
Carlo is more junior than Phyllis.
Cecilia is more junior than William.
Amy is more senior than Glenn.
Is Amy more senior than Carlo? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Knob', 'Funnel', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Spatula'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Spatula is below Tape Dispenser.
Knob is above Funnel.
Funnel is above Tape Dispenser.
Is Spatula above Knob? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 64 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Michelle', 'David', 'Judith', 'Terry', 'Rodolfo', 'Mike', 'Vilma', 'Patricia', 'Mary', 'Kathy', 'Sean', 'Shannon', 'Victoria', 'Michael', 'Francisco', 'Priscilla', 'Donald', 'Stacey', 'Maxine', 'Philip', 'Lisa', 'Kasey', 'Fred', 'Willie', 'Ruby', 'Harvey', 'Anthony', 'Brent', 'Edna', 'Helen', 'Julia', 'Alton', 'Amber', 'Pedro', 'Peter', 'Jeremy', 'Jeffrey', 'Shirley', 'Cheryl', 'Frank', 'John', 'Doris', 'Paul', 'Marie', 'Christian', 'Annette', 'Sharon', 'Natalie', 'Regina', 'Carol', 'Rudy', 'Warren', 'Addie', 'Allen', 'William', 'Joe', 'Troy', 'Ronnie', 'Shara', 'Christi', 'James', 'Lena', 'Jon', 'Robert'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Priscilla is closer to the exit than Donald.
Michelle is closer to the exit than David.
Mary is closer to the exit than Kathy.
William is closer to the exit than Joe.
Alton is closer to the exit than Amber.
Carol is closer to the exit than Rudy.
Rudy is closer to the exit than Warren.
Edna is closer to the exit than Helen.
Joe is closer to the exit than Troy.
Helen is closer to the exit than Julia.
Ronnie is closer to the exit than Shara.
Anthony is closer to the exit than Brent.
Warren is closer to the exit than Addie.
Amber is closer to the exit than Pedro.
Doris is closer to the exit than Paul.
Pedro is closer to the exit than Peter.
Philip is closer to the exit than Lisa.
Donald is closer to the exit than Stacey.
Maxine is closer to the exit than Philip.
Jeffrey is closer to the exit than Shirley.
Vilma is closer to the exit than Patricia.
Rodolfo is closer to the exit than Mike.
Ruby is closer to the exit than Harvey.
Shannon is closer to the exit than Victoria.
Julia is closer to the exit than Alton.
Shara is closer to the exit than Christi.
Allen is closer to the exit than William.
Sharon is closer to the exit than Natalie.
Lena is closer to the exit than Jon.
Regina is closer to the exit than Carol.
Terry is closer to the exit than Rodolfo.
Patricia is closer to the exit than Mary.
Addie is closer to the exit than Allen.
Christi is closer to the exit than James.
Christian is closer to the exit than Annette.
Judith is closer to the exit than Terry.
Sean is closer to the exit than Shannon.
Kathy is closer to the exit than Sean.
Paul is closer to the exit than Marie.
David is closer to the exit than Judith.
Natalie is closer to the exit than Regina.
Fred is closer to the exit than Willie.
Cheryl is closer to the exit than Frank.
Jeremy is closer to the exit than Jeffrey.
Troy is closer to the exit than Ronnie.
Shirley is closer to the exit than Cheryl.
Mike is closer to the exit than Vilma.
Brent is closer to the exit than Edna.
James is closer to the exit than Lena.
Marie is closer to the exit than Christian.
Victoria is closer to the exit than Michael.
Willie is closer to the exit than Ruby.
Jon is closer to the exit than Robert.
Harvey is closer to the exit than Anthony.
John is closer to the exit than Doris.
Annette is closer to the exit than Sharon.
Kasey is closer to the exit than Fred.
Michael is closer to the exit than Francisco.
Stacey is closer to the exit than Maxine.
Lisa is closer to the exit than Kasey.
Francisco is closer to the exit than Priscilla.
Frank is closer to the exit than John.
Peter is closer to the exit than Jeremy.
Is Robert farther from the exit than Michelle? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Calculator', 'Paperweight', 'Paint Brush', 'Mug', 'Gavel', 'Kettle', 'Sharpener', 'Screwdriver', 'Platter', 'Easel', 'Trophy', 'Mortar', 'Decanter', 'Magnifier', 'Speaker', 'Lamp'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Paint Brush is above Mug.
Decanter is above Magnifier.
Magnifier is above Speaker.
Speaker is above Lamp.
Kettle is above Sharpener.
Gavel is above Kettle.
Paperweight is above Paint Brush.
Trophy is above Mortar.
Screwdriver is above Platter.
Easel is above Trophy.
Sharpener is above Screwdriver.
Mug is above Gavel.
Calculator is above Paperweight.
Mortar is above Decanter.
Platter is above Easel.
Is Calculator below Lamp? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Laura', 'David', 'Donald', 'Steven', 'Kathryn', 'Dale', 'William', 'Mavis', 'Floyd', 'Latisha', 'Kelly', 'Sharlene', 'Gabriella', 'James', 'Christopher', 'Marisol'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Laura is more senior than David.
Donald is more senior than Steven.
Kathryn is more senior than Dale.
Floyd is more senior than Latisha.
David is more senior than Donald.
Gabriella is more junior than Sharlene.
Christopher is more junior than James.
William is more senior than Mavis.
Steven is more senior than Kathryn.
James is more junior than Gabriella.
Kelly is more junior than Latisha.
Marisol is more junior than Christopher.
Dale is more senior than William.
Mavis is more senior than Floyd.
Sharlene is more junior than Kelly.
Is Laura more junior than Marisol? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Vase', 'Hook', 'Metronome', 'Thermos', 'Whistle', 'Funnel', 'Binder', 'Flashlight'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Vase is to the left of Hook.
Thermos is to the left of Whistle.
Funnel is to the left of Binder.
Whistle is to the left of Funnel.
Hook is to the left of Metronome.
Metronome is to the left of Thermos.
Binder is to the left of Flashlight.
Is Flashlight to the left of Vase? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Bell', 'Vase', 'Printer', 'Marker', 'Glue Stick', 'Envelope', 'Candle', 'Pitcher'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Envelope is to the right of Glue Stick.
Pitcher is to the right of Candle.
Candle is to the right of Envelope.
Printer is to the left of Marker.
Vase is to the left of Printer.
Marker is to the left of Glue Stick.
Bell is to the left of Vase.
Is Pitcher to the left of Bell? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 64 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Tuning Fork', 'Coaster', 'Pestle', 'Mug', 'Mouse', 'Mortar', 'Folder', 'Lunchbox', 'Nutcracker', 'Binder', 'Decanter', 'Screwdriver', 'Lantern', 'Pitcher', 'Hook', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Pliers', 'Compass', 'Stamp', 'Platter', 'Paperweight', 'Latch', 'Frame', 'Sconce', 'Wrench', 'Microscope', 'Printer', 'Teapot', 'Scanner', 'Lamp', 'Whistle', 'Colander', 'Protractor', 'Trophy', 'Kettle', 'Stapler', 'Globe', 'Easel', 'Candle', 'Keyboard', 'Statue', 'Rack', 'Monitor', 'Pencil Holder', 'Goblet', 'Funnel', 'Spatula', 'Chandelier', 'Vase', 'Handle', 'Glue Stick', 'Knob', 'Highlighter', 'Tray', 'Mirror', 'Paint Brush', 'Eraser', 'Scissors', 'Hammer', 'Clock', 'Tongs', 'Grater', 'Crayon', 'Ladle'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Lunchbox is below Folder.
Spatula is below Funnel.
Trophy is below Protractor.
Microscope is below Wrench.
Paint Brush is below Mirror.
Glue Stick is below Handle.
Tongs is below Clock.
Ladle is below Crayon.
Mirror is below Tray.
Binder is below Nutcracker.
Whistle is below Lamp.
Chandelier is below Spatula.
Pencil Holder is below Monitor.
Folder is below Mortar.
Printer is below Microscope.
Highlighter is below Knob.
Tape Dispenser is below Hook.
Protractor is below Colander.
Clock is below Hammer.
Funnel is below Goblet.
Kettle is below Trophy.
Scanner is below Teapot.
Hook is below Pitcher.
Coaster is above Pestle.
Pitcher is below Lantern.
Knob is below Glue Stick.
Statue is below Keyboard.
Teapot is below Printer.
Latch is below Paperweight.
Frame is below Latch.
Sconce is below Frame.
Vase is below Chandelier.
Colander is below Whistle.
Handle is below Vase.
Mouse is below Mug.
Candle is below Easel.
Wrench is below Sconce.
Nutcracker is below Lunchbox.
Paperweight is below Platter.
Screwdriver is below Decanter.
Rack is below Statue.
Globe is below Stapler.
Stapler is below Kettle.
Hammer is below Scissors.
Decanter is below Binder.
Compass is below Pliers.
Scissors is below Eraser.
Lantern is below Screwdriver.
Mug is below Pestle.
Mortar is below Mouse.
Easel is below Globe.
Lamp is below Scanner.
Keyboard is below Candle.
Monitor is below Rack.
Pliers is below Tape Dispenser.
Tuning Fork is above Coaster.
Platter is below Stamp.
Eraser is below Paint Brush.
Crayon is below Grater.
Grater is below Tongs.
Goblet is below Pencil Holder.
Stamp is below Compass.
Tray is below Highlighter.
Is Ladle above Tuning Fork? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Emma', 'Peter', 'Andrew', 'Robin'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Robin is later to arrive than Andrew.
Andrew is later to arrive than Peter.
Peter is later to arrive than Emma.
Is Robin later to arrive than Emma? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 64 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Nathan', 'Judith', 'Terry', 'Thelma', 'Ronald', 'Kenneth', 'Wanda', 'Terrance', 'Peggy', 'Trina', 'Kelly', 'Richard', 'Dianna', 'Mary', 'Eva', 'Anita', 'Charles', 'Kimberly', 'Henry', 'Joyce', 'Michael', 'Dustin', 'Tina', 'Gwendolyn', 'Susan', 'Celia', 'Juanita', 'Meaghan', 'Ricardo', 'Lisa', 'Leonardo', 'Stephen', 'Anthony', 'Brad', 'Brenda', 'Shawn', 'Theodore', 'Leonard', 'Bettina', 'Nita', 'Hannah', 'Arthur', 'Cheryl', 'Brandon', 'Marion', 'Rosie', 'John', 'Mark', 'Randy', 'Christopher', 'Sharon', 'Asha', 'Gregory', 'Kathryn', 'Steven', 'Vivian', 'Joe', 'Carolyn', 'Delmer', 'Jerry', 'James', 'Brandy', 'Thomas', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Joyce is higher in priority than Michael.
Shawn is higher in priority than Theodore.
Peggy is higher in priority than Trina.
Theodore is higher in priority than Leonard.
Charles is higher in priority than Kimberly.
John is higher in priority than Mark.
Delmer is higher in priority than Jerry.
Arthur is higher in priority than Cheryl.
Sharon is higher in priority than Asha.
Joe is higher in priority than Carolyn.
Lisa is higher in priority than Leonardo.
Vivian is higher in priority than Joe.
Gwendolyn is higher in priority than Susan.
Richard is higher in priority than Dianna.
Celia is higher in priority than Juanita.
Kelly is higher in priority than Richard.
Jerry is higher in priority than James.
Kathryn is higher in priority than Steven.
Asha is higher in priority than Gregory.
Terrance is higher in priority than Peggy.
Thomas is higher in priority than Robert.
Marion is higher in priority than Rosie.
Tina is higher in priority than Gwendolyn.
Trina is higher in priority than Kelly.
Rosie is higher in priority than John.
Henry is higher in priority than Joyce.
Stephen is higher in priority than Anthony.
Mary is higher in priority than Eva.
Steven is higher in priority than Vivian.
Leonardo is higher in priority than Stephen.
Meaghan is higher in priority than Ricardo.
Bettina is higher in priority than Nita.
Judith is higher in priority than Terry.
Kenneth is higher in priority than Wanda.
Christopher is higher in priority than Sharon.
Leonard is higher in priority than Bettina.
Brandon is higher in priority than Marion.
Terry is higher in priority than Thelma.
Nita is higher in priority than Hannah.
Thelma is higher in priority than Ronald.
Anita is higher in priority than Charles.
Brad is higher in priority than Brenda.
Mark is higher in priority than Randy.
Hannah is higher in priority than Arthur.
Randy is higher in priority than Christopher.
Kimberly is higher in priority than Henry.
Carolyn is higher in priority than Delmer.
Eva is higher in priority than Anita.
James is higher in priority than Brandy.
Anthony is higher in priority than Brad.
Brandy is higher in priority than Thomas.
Brenda is higher in priority than Shawn.
Dustin is higher in priority than Tina.
Susan is higher in priority than Celia.
Nathan is higher in priority than Judith.
Ricardo is higher in priority than Lisa.
Wanda is higher in priority than Terrance.
Cheryl is higher in priority than Brandon.
Michael is higher in priority than Dustin.
Juanita is higher in priority than Meaghan.
Ronald is higher in priority than Kenneth.
Gregory is higher in priority than Kathryn.
Dianna is higher in priority than Mary.
Is Nathan higher in priority than Robert? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Decanter', 'Calendar', 'Stapler', 'Keyboard', 'Speaker', 'Nutcracker', 'Telescope', 'Marker', 'Bookend', 'Handle', 'Pliers', 'Ruler', 'Highlighter', 'Gavel', 'Microscope', 'Peeler'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Pliers is above Ruler.
Speaker is above Nutcracker.
Microscope is above Peeler.
Telescope is above Marker.
Gavel is above Microscope.
Decanter is above Calendar.
Highlighter is above Gavel.
Handle is above Pliers.
Bookend is above Handle.
Calendar is above Stapler.
Ruler is above Highlighter.
Nutcracker is above Telescope.
Stapler is above Keyboard.
Keyboard is above Speaker.
Marker is above Bookend.
Is Decanter above Peeler? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Georgene', 'Eloise', 'Joyce', 'Dillon', 'Leslie', 'Alejandra', 'Tina', 'Pauline', 'Ray', 'Jeremy', 'Shauna', 'Alicia', 'Destiny', 'Douglas', 'Raul', 'Sharon'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Joyce is earlier to arrive than Dillon.
Eloise is earlier to arrive than Joyce.
Pauline is later to arrive than Tina.
Dillon is earlier to arrive than Leslie.
Destiny is later to arrive than Alicia.
Alejandra is later to arrive than Leslie.
Shauna is later to arrive than Jeremy.
Georgene is earlier to arrive than Eloise.
Raul is later to arrive than Douglas.
Tina is later to arrive than Alejandra.
Jeremy is later to arrive than Ray.
Alicia is later to arrive than Shauna.
Douglas is later to arrive than Destiny.
Sharon is later to arrive than Raul.
Ray is later to arrive than Pauline.
Is Georgene earlier to arrive than Sharon? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['David', 'Clara', 'Byron', 'Marsha', 'Richard', 'Alvera', 'Jeremiah', 'Luis'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Jeremiah is more senior than Luis.
Marsha is more senior than Richard.
Richard is more senior than Alvera.
Clara is more senior than Byron.
Byron is more senior than Marsha.
David is more senior than Clara.
Alvera is more senior than Jeremiah.
Is Luis more junior than David? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Andrew', 'Matthew', 'Trinidad', 'Ronald', 'Geoffrey', 'Kenneth', 'Elizabeth', 'Richard', 'Roberta', 'Ella', 'Henry', 'Michael', 'Clayton', 'Ethel', 'Neal', 'Denny', 'Cecil', 'Billy', 'Krista', 'Joseph', 'Scott', 'John', 'Kim', 'Edith', 'Kerri', 'Jessica', 'Jami', 'Gertrudis', 'Julie', 'Warren', 'William', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Richard is more senior than Roberta.
Jessica is more senior than Jami.
Krista is more senior than Joseph.
Denny is more senior than Cecil.
Warren is more senior than William.
Gertrudis is more senior than Julie.
Scott is more senior than John.
Trinidad is more senior than Ronald.
Kenneth is more senior than Elizabeth.
Edith is more senior than Kerri.
Henry is more senior than Michael.
Elizabeth is more senior than Richard.
John is more senior than Kim.
Clayton is more senior than Ethel.
Geoffrey is more senior than Kenneth.
Ella is more senior than Henry.
Andrew is more senior than Matthew.
Cecil is more senior than Billy.
Michael is more senior than Clayton.
Ronald is more senior than Geoffrey.
Matthew is more senior than Trinidad.
Kim is more senior than Edith.
Joseph is more senior than Scott.
Neal is more senior than Denny.
Julie is more senior than Warren.
Jami is more senior than Gertrudis.
Kerri is more senior than Jessica.
Ethel is more senior than Neal.
Roberta is more senior than Ella.
Billy is more senior than Krista.
William is more senior than Robert.
Is Andrew more senior than Robert? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Louis', 'Amber', 'Joan', 'Wilda', 'Yvonne', 'Theresa', 'Gabriel', 'Paula', 'Patricia', 'Richard', 'Mary', 'Mark', 'Charles', 'Fannie', 'Douglas', 'Christopher'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Wilda is more senior than Yvonne.
Mary is more senior than Mark.
Richard is more senior than Mary.
Theresa is more senior than Gabriel.
Mark is more senior than Charles.
Patricia is more senior than Richard.
Paula is more senior than Patricia.
Charles is more senior than Fannie.
Amber is more senior than Joan.
Gabriel is more senior than Paula.
Yvonne is more senior than Theresa.
Douglas is more senior than Christopher.
Louis is more senior than Amber.
Joan is more senior than Wilda.
Fannie is more senior than Douglas.
Is Christopher more senior than Louis? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 16 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Dawn', 'Sandra', 'Eric', 'Tonya', 'Javier', 'Gary', 'Kent', 'Harry', 'Susan', 'Claudia', 'John', 'Mark', 'Joanne', 'Stephanie', 'Thomas', 'Rhonda'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Susan is earlier to arrive than Claudia.
Mark is earlier to arrive than Joanne.
Sandra is earlier to arrive than Eric.
Gary is earlier to arrive than Kent.
Dawn is earlier to arrive than Sandra.
Joanne is earlier to arrive than Stephanie.
Harry is earlier to arrive than Susan.
Kent is earlier to arrive than Harry.
Claudia is earlier to arrive than John.
Tonya is earlier to arrive than Javier.
Eric is earlier to arrive than Tonya.
Javier is earlier to arrive than Gary.
Thomas is earlier to arrive than Rhonda.
Stephanie is earlier to arrive than Thomas.
John is earlier to arrive than Mark.
Is Rhonda earlier to arrive than Dawn? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Keyboard', 'Protractor', 'Bowl', 'Hourglass', 'Thermometer', 'Vase', 'Microscope', 'Stamp'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Vase is above Microscope.
Hourglass is above Thermometer.
Keyboard is above Protractor.
Microscope is above Stamp.
Protractor is above Bowl.
Thermometer is above Vase.
Bowl is above Hourglass.
Is Stamp above Keyboard? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 4 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Chris', 'Patricia', 'Judith', 'Leroy'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Leroy is farther from the exit than Judith.
Chris is closer to the exit than Patricia.
Patricia is closer to the exit than Judith.
Is Chris farther from the exit than Leroy? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 32 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Melinda', 'Jason', 'Ida', 'Beverly', 'Lloyd', 'Alex', 'Richard', 'Christina', 'Laura', 'Marjorie', 'Meredith', 'Brian', 'Katherine', 'Brady', 'Evelyn', 'Harvey', 'Florence', 'Andrea', 'Edna', 'Sylvia', 'Nita', 'John', 'Veronica', 'Joel', 'Ricky', 'Ernest', 'Aaron', 'Robin', 'Wiley', 'James', 'Douglas', 'Catherine'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Beverly is earlier to arrive than Lloyd.
Veronica is earlier to arrive than Joel.
Sylvia is earlier to arrive than Nita.
Douglas is earlier to arrive than Catherine.
Melinda is earlier to arrive than Jason.
James is earlier to arrive than Douglas.
Jason is earlier to arrive than Ida.
Alex is earlier to arrive than Richard.
Ricky is earlier to arrive than Ernest.
Richard is earlier to arrive than Christina.
Nita is earlier to arrive than John.
Meredith is earlier to arrive than Brian.
Joel is earlier to arrive than Ricky.
Ida is earlier to arrive than Beverly.
Lloyd is earlier to arrive than Alex.
Brian is earlier to arrive than Katherine.
Andrea is earlier to arrive than Edna.
John is earlier to arrive than Veronica.
Aaron is earlier to arrive than Robin.
Laura is earlier to arrive than Marjorie.
Florence is earlier to arrive than Andrea.
Katherine is earlier to arrive than Brady.
Marjorie is earlier to arrive than Meredith.
Ernest is earlier to arrive than Aaron.
Brady is earlier to arrive than Evelyn.
Evelyn is earlier to arrive than Harvey.
Harvey is earlier to arrive than Florence.
Edna is earlier to arrive than Sylvia.
Wiley is earlier to arrive than James.
Christina is earlier to arrive than Laura.
Robin is earlier to arrive than Wiley.
Is Melinda earlier to arrive than Catherine? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] yes


[System] You are a helpful assistant. Answer logical reasoning questions concisely.

[User]
There are 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Jason', 'Terry', 'William', 'Shirley', 'Lillian', 'Gloria', 'Jerry', 'Carl'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Jason is closer to the exit than Terry.
Jerry is closer to the exit than Carl.
Shirley is closer to the exit than Lillian.
Terry is closer to the exit than William.
Lillian is closer to the exit than Gloria.
William is closer to the exit than Shirley.
Gloria is closer to the exit than Jerry.
Is Carl closer to the exit than Jason? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no