[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 ['Sarah', 'David', 'Loretta', 'Gordon', 'Bessie', 'Deborah', 'Keri', 'Anita', 'Margaret', 'Everett', 'Michael', 'Rosemary', 'Pauline', 'Reginald', 'Miriam', 'Willard', 'Teresa', 'Lisa', 'Janice', 'Alexander', 'Kay', 'Inez', 'Debra', 'Etta', 'Tony', 'Aurora', 'John', 'Denise', 'Sharon', 'Ellis', 'Steven', 'Thomas'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Steven is higher in priority than Thomas.
Everett is higher in priority than Michael.
Gordon is higher in priority than Bessie.
Inez is higher in priority than Debra.
Teresa is higher in priority than Lisa.
Janice is higher in priority than Alexander.
Lisa is higher in priority than Janice.
Reginald is higher in priority than Miriam.
Margaret is higher in priority than Everett.
Alexander is higher in priority than Kay.
Denise is higher in priority than Sharon.
Aurora is higher in priority than John.
Keri is higher in priority than Anita.
Pauline is higher in priority than Reginald.
Ellis is higher in priority than Steven.
David is higher in priority than Loretta.
John is higher in priority than Denise.
Sharon is higher in priority than Ellis.
Loretta is higher in priority than Gordon.
Deborah is higher in priority than Keri.
Tony is higher in priority than Aurora.
Rosemary is higher in priority than Pauline.
Debra is higher in priority than Etta.
Sarah is higher in priority than David.
Willard is higher in priority than Teresa.
Etta is higher in priority than Tony.
Kay is higher in priority than Inez.
Anita is higher in priority than Margaret.
Michael is higher in priority than Rosemary.
Miriam is higher in priority than Willard.
Bessie is higher in priority than Deborah.
Is Sarah lower in priority than Thomas? 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 ['Norma', 'Jennifer', 'Micheal', 'Brad', 'Travis', 'Matthew', 'Gregory', 'Mitchel', 'Daren', 'Kenneth', 'Pat', 'Virginia', 'Frank', 'Chrystal', 'Ralph', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Chrystal is lower in priority than Frank.
Kenneth is higher in priority than Pat.
Mitchel is higher in priority than Daren.
Ralph is lower in priority than Chrystal.
Norma is higher in priority than Jennifer.
Robert is lower in priority than Ralph.
Micheal is higher in priority than Brad.
Matthew is higher in priority than Gregory.
Frank is lower in priority than Virginia.
Travis is higher in priority than Matthew.
Daren is higher in priority than Kenneth.
Jennifer is higher in priority than Micheal.
Brad is higher in priority than Travis.
Gregory is higher in priority than Mitchel.
Pat is higher in priority than Virginia.
Is Norma 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 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Jason', 'Katie', 'Phyllis', 'Clarence', 'Alice', 'Alfredo', 'Olga', 'Diane', 'Lynn', 'Daniel', 'Wayne', 'Ruby', 'Angelo', 'Bradley', 'Theodore', 'Walter', 'Debra', 'Frances', 'Floyd', 'Truman', 'John', 'Jan', 'Mark', 'Christopher', 'Maria', 'Sandra', 'Steven', 'Dale', 'Evan', 'Karen', 'George', 'Robert'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Diane is closer to the exit than Lynn.
Walter is closer to the exit than Debra.
Alfredo is closer to the exit than Olga.
John is closer to the exit than Jan.
George is closer to the exit than Robert.
Frances is closer to the exit than Floyd.
Alice is closer to the exit than Alfredo.
Bradley is closer to the exit than Theodore.
Clarence is closer to the exit than Alice.
Jan is closer to the exit than Mark.
Ruby is closer to the exit than Angelo.
Truman is closer to the exit than John.
Maria is closer to the exit than Sandra.
Wayne is closer to the exit than Ruby.
Theodore is closer to the exit than Walter.
Lynn is closer to the exit than Daniel.
Daniel is closer to the exit than Wayne.
Floyd is closer to the exit than Truman.
Katie is closer to the exit than Phyllis.
Christopher is closer to the exit than Maria.
Angelo is closer to the exit than Bradley.
Steven is closer to the exit than Dale.
Sandra is closer to the exit than Steven.
Phyllis is closer to the exit than Clarence.
Olga is closer to the exit than Diane.
Mark is closer to the exit than Christopher.
Debra is closer to the exit than Frances.
Karen is closer to the exit than George.
Jason is closer to the exit than Katie.
Evan is closer to the exit than Karen.
Dale is closer to the exit than Evan.
Is Robert closer to the exit than Jason? 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 ['Angie', 'Frieda', 'Crystal', 'Dustin', 'Glenn', 'Yuri', 'William', 'Wesley', 'Tanika', 'Erin', 'Alexandra', 'Joseph', 'James', 'Ralph', 'Christopher', 'Robert'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
William is earlier to arrive than Wesley.
Yuri is earlier to arrive than William.
Robert is later to arrive than Christopher.
James is later to arrive than Joseph.
Christopher is later to arrive than Ralph.
Joseph is later to arrive than Alexandra.
Angie is earlier to arrive than Frieda.
Frieda is earlier to arrive than Crystal.
Ralph is later to arrive than James.
Crystal is earlier to arrive than Dustin.
Glenn is earlier to arrive than Yuri.
Dustin is earlier to arrive than Glenn.
Erin is earlier to arrive than Alexandra.
Tanika is earlier to arrive than Erin.
Wesley is earlier to arrive than Tanika.
Is Angie later to arrive 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 16 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Edgar', 'Tracy', 'Walter', 'William', 'Wanda', 'Jeffrey', 'Elizabeth', 'Cheryl', 'Frances', 'George', 'Marianne', 'Charles', 'Douglas', 'Christopher', 'Stephanie', 'Bruce'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Jeffrey is more senior than Elizabeth.
Walter is more senior than William.
Cheryl is more senior than Frances.
Wanda is more senior than Jeffrey.
Tracy is more senior than Walter.
Marianne is more senior than Charles.
Edgar is more senior than Tracy.
Stephanie is more senior than Bruce.
Elizabeth is more senior than Cheryl.
Douglas is more senior than Christopher.
Charles is more senior than Douglas.
Christopher is more senior than Stephanie.
George is more senior than Marianne.
William is more senior than Wanda.
Frances is more senior than George.
Is Bruce more senior than Edgar? 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 ['Hinge', 'Protractor', 'Candle', 'Palette', 'Clock', 'Colander', 'Lunchbox', 'Flashlight', 'Thermometer', 'Metronome', 'Globe', 'Basket', 'Knob', 'Binder', 'Glue Stick', 'Statue', 'Pliers', 'Keyboard', 'Screwdriver', 'Vase', 'Calendar', 'Paperweight', 'Sharpener', 'Lantern', 'Nutcracker', 'Mirror', 'Hourglass', 'Ladle', 'Mouse', 'Corkscrew', 'Compass', 'Monitor', 'Trophy', 'Pestle', 'Scanner', 'Whistle', 'Bookend', 'Spatula', 'Kettle', 'Speaker', 'Trivet', 'Tongs', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Goblet', 'Mortar', 'Crayon', 'Folder', 'Paint Brush', 'Gavel', 'Calculator', 'Stamp', 'Wrench', 'Thermos', 'Frame', 'Funnel', 'Bowl', 'Ruler', 'Teapot', 'Notebook', 'Bell', 'Level', 'Handle', 'Pencil Holder', 'Hammer'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Stamp is above Wrench.
Screwdriver is above Vase.
Palette is above Clock.
Trophy is above Pestle.
Bookend is above Spatula.
Pliers is above Keyboard.
Notebook is below Teapot.
Goblet is above Mortar.
Pestle is above Scanner.
Lunchbox is above Flashlight.
Corkscrew is above Compass.
Teapot is below Ruler.
Hinge is above Protractor.
Colander is above Lunchbox.
Trivet is above Tongs.
Flashlight is above Thermometer.
Mouse is above Corkscrew.
Paperweight is above Sharpener.
Pencil Holder is below Handle.
Lantern is above Nutcracker.
Crayon is above Folder.
Vase is above Calendar.
Glue Stick is above Statue.
Protractor is above Candle.
Keyboard is above Screwdriver.
Tongs is above Tape Dispenser.
Bowl is below Funnel.
Calendar is above Paperweight.
Compass is above Monitor.
Gavel is above Calculator.
Basket is above Knob.
Hammer is below Pencil Holder.
Frame is below Thermos.
Mortar is above Crayon.
Monitor is above Trophy.
Scanner is above Whistle.
Ruler is below Bowl.
Folder is above Paint Brush.
Clock is above Colander.
Paint Brush is above Gavel.
Candle is above Palette.
Thermometer is above Metronome.
Tape Dispenser is above Goblet.
Globe is above Basket.
Handle is below Level.
Hourglass is above Ladle.
Speaker is above Trivet.
Ladle is above Mouse.
Calculator is above Stamp.
Mirror is above Hourglass.
Statue is above Pliers.
Metronome is above Globe.
Sharpener is above Lantern.
Binder is above Glue Stick.
Thermos is below Wrench.
Level is below Bell.
Kettle is above Speaker.
Funnel is below Frame.
Bell is below Notebook.
Spatula is above Kettle.
Nutcracker is above Mirror.
Whistle is above Bookend.
Knob is above Binder.
Is Hammer below Hinge? 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 ['Sarah', 'Melvin', 'Carol', 'Michael', 'Brenda', 'Gerald', 'Melissa', 'Ryan', 'Brandon', 'Juanita', 'James', 'Marianne', 'Ted', 'Christopher', 'Caitlyn', 'Joey'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Juanita is earlier to arrive than James.
Sarah is earlier to arrive than Melvin.
Melissa is earlier to arrive than Ryan.
Ted is later to arrive than Marianne.
Christopher is later to arrive than Ted.
Gerald is earlier to arrive than Melissa.
Ryan is earlier to arrive than Brandon.
Joey is later to arrive than Caitlyn.
Melvin is earlier to arrive than Carol.
Caitlyn is later to arrive than Christopher.
Carol is earlier to arrive than Michael.
Michael is earlier to arrive than Brenda.
Brenda is earlier to arrive than Gerald.
Marianne is later to arrive than James.
Brandon is earlier to arrive than Juanita.
Is Sarah later to arrive than Joey? 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 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Michael', 'David', 'Roderick', 'Ashley', 'Susie', 'Karen', 'Allison', 'Thomas'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
David is higher in priority than Roderick.
Karen is higher in priority than Allison.
Michael is higher in priority than David.
Allison is higher in priority than Thomas.
Roderick is higher in priority than Ashley.
Ashley is higher in priority than Susie.
Susie is higher in priority than Karen.
Is Michael lower in priority than Thomas? 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 who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Nicholas', 'Ida', 'Lucy', 'Nathan', 'David', 'Eric', 'Judith', 'Louis', 'Jasmine', 'Edward', 'Diana', 'Alicia', 'Dianna', 'Deborah', 'Mary', 'Linda', 'Ella', 'Darren', 'Dorothy', 'Alexa', 'Alfred', 'Mickey', 'Brian', 'Brandi', 'Susan', 'Greg', 'Pamela', 'Rosalinda', 'Howard', 'Rachel', 'Eleanor', 'Grace', 'Jennifer', 'Effie', 'Justin', 'Joan', 'Melissa', 'Boyd', 'Jeffrey', 'Nadine', 'Floyd', 'Joseph', 'Patsy', 'Frank', 'John', 'Scott', 'Leland', 'Mark', 'Joanne', 'Eileen', 'Jessica', 'Rick', 'Roy', 'Anne', 'Randolph', 'Martha', 'Larry', 'Ann', 'William', 'Kathryn', 'Fay', 'George', 'James', 'Robert'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Randolph is earlier to arrive than Martha.
John is earlier to arrive than Scott.
Deborah is earlier to arrive than Mary.
Joanne is earlier to arrive than Eileen.
Brian is earlier to arrive than Brandi.
Melissa is earlier to arrive than Boyd.
George is earlier to arrive than James.
Grace is earlier to arrive than Jennifer.
Eileen is earlier to arrive than Jessica.
Eric is earlier to arrive than Judith.
Patsy is earlier to arrive than Frank.
Mickey is earlier to arrive than Brian.
Darren is earlier to arrive than Dorothy.
Ida is earlier to arrive than Lucy.
Dorothy is earlier to arrive than Alexa.
Boyd is earlier to arrive than Jeffrey.
Justin is earlier to arrive than Joan.
Alfred is earlier to arrive than Mickey.
Dianna is earlier to arrive than Deborah.
Rachel is earlier to arrive than Eleanor.
Mark is earlier to arrive than Joanne.
Larry is earlier to arrive than Ann.
James is earlier to arrive than Robert.
Jennifer is earlier to arrive than Effie.
Rick is earlier to arrive than Roy.
Roy is earlier to arrive than Anne.
Nicholas is earlier to arrive than Ida.
Louis is earlier to arrive than Jasmine.
Martha is earlier to arrive than Larry.
Anne is earlier to arrive than Randolph.
Scott is earlier to arrive than Leland.
Mary is earlier to arrive than Linda.
Judith is earlier to arrive than Louis.
Ella is earlier to arrive than Darren.
Greg is earlier to arrive than Pamela.
Joan is earlier to arrive than Melissa.
Jasmine is earlier to arrive than Edward.
Joseph is earlier to arrive than Patsy.
Floyd is earlier to arrive than Joseph.
Howard is earlier to arrive than Rachel.
Eleanor is earlier to arrive than Grace.
Jeffrey is earlier to arrive than Nadine.
Alexa is earlier to arrive than Alfred.
William is earlier to arrive than Kathryn.
Pamela is earlier to arrive than Rosalinda.
Lucy is earlier to arrive than Nathan.
Ann is earlier to arrive than William.
Alicia is earlier to arrive than Dianna.
Rosalinda is earlier to arrive than Howard.
Nathan is earlier to arrive than David.
Edward is earlier to arrive than Diana.
Fay is earlier to arrive than George.
Jessica is earlier to arrive than Rick.
Brandi is earlier to arrive than Susan.
Susan is earlier to arrive than Greg.
Linda is earlier to arrive than Ella.
Effie is earlier to arrive than Justin.
David is earlier to arrive than Eric.
Frank is earlier to arrive than John.
Diana is earlier to arrive than Alicia.
Leland is earlier to arrive than Mark.
Kathryn is earlier to arrive than Fay.
Nadine is earlier to arrive than Floyd.
Is Robert earlier to arrive than Nicholas? 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 ['Lester', 'Ashley', 'Angela', 'James'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Angela is closer to the exit than James.
Lester is closer to the exit than Ashley.
Ashley is closer to the exit than Angela.
Is Lester 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 8 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Coaster', 'Hourglass', 'Paperweight', 'Rack', 'Wrench', 'Basket', 'Pestle', 'Statue'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Pestle is above Statue.
Rack is above Wrench.
Paperweight is above Rack.
Basket is above Pestle.
Coaster is above Hourglass.
Hourglass is above Paperweight.
Wrench is above Basket.
Is Statue below 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 4 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Joseph', 'Megan', 'Jerald', 'Nieves'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Joseph is earlier to arrive than Megan.
Jerald is earlier to arrive than Nieves.
Megan is earlier to arrive than Jerald.
Is Nieves earlier to arrive than Joseph? 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 ['Donald', 'Victoria', 'Dennis', 'Elsa'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Victoria is earlier to arrive than Dennis.
Donald is earlier to arrive than Victoria.
Dennis is earlier to arrive than Elsa.
Is Elsa later to arrive than Donald? 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 ['Marlys', 'Misha', 'Heather', 'Wanda', 'Edward', 'Quentin', 'Gloria', 'Richard', 'Mary', 'Raymond', 'Diane', 'Darryl', 'Barbara', 'Kaitlin', 'Leticia', 'Fred', 'Bethany', 'Dennis', 'Harvey', 'Andrea', 'Anthony', 'Debra', 'Felica', 'Tamela', 'Betty', 'Maria', 'Harry', 'Darrell', 'Mabel', 'Carolyn', 'James', 'Rodney'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Misha is earlier to arrive than Heather.
Richard is earlier to arrive than Mary.
James is later to arrive than Carolyn.
Dennis is later to arrive than Bethany.
Felica is later to arrive than Debra.
Kaitlin is earlier to arrive than Leticia.
Maria is later to arrive than Betty.
Anthony is later to arrive than Andrea.
Mabel is later to arrive than Darrell.
Gloria is earlier to arrive than Richard.
Mary is earlier to arrive than Raymond.
Edward is earlier to arrive than Quentin.
Rodney is later to arrive than James.
Wanda is earlier to arrive than Edward.
Marlys is earlier to arrive than Misha.
Carolyn is later to arrive than Mabel.
Heather is earlier to arrive than Wanda.
Darrell is later to arrive than Harry.
Raymond is earlier to arrive than Diane.
Harvey is later to arrive than Dennis.
Harry is later to arrive than Maria.
Barbara is earlier to arrive than Kaitlin.
Betty is later to arrive than Tamela.
Darryl is earlier to arrive than Barbara.
Tamela is later to arrive than Felica.
Quentin is earlier to arrive than Gloria.
Diane is earlier to arrive than Darryl.
Leticia is earlier to arrive than Fred.
Fred is earlier to arrive than Bethany.
Andrea is later to arrive than Harvey.
Debra is later to arrive than Anthony.
Is Rodney earlier to arrive than Marlys? 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 ['Hilda', 'Wayne', 'Dale', 'Marisol'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Hilda is higher in priority than Wayne.
Dale is higher in priority than Marisol.
Wayne is higher in priority than Dale.
Is Hilda lower in priority 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 4 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Jody', 'Gary', 'Harold', 'Mary'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Mary is more junior than Harold.
Gary is more junior than Jody.
Harold is more junior than Gary.
Is Jody 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 8 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Abraham', 'Michelle', 'Wm', 'Jeffrey', 'Evelyn', 'Charles', 'Oscar', 'Robert'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Michelle is later to arrive than Abraham.
Robert is later to arrive than Oscar.
Evelyn is later to arrive than Jeffrey.
Jeffrey is later to arrive than Wm.
Charles is later to arrive than Evelyn.
Oscar is later to arrive than Charles.
Wm is later to arrive than Michelle.
Is Robert later to arrive than Abraham? 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 ['Ward', 'Joshua', 'Richard', 'Mary', 'Phyllis', 'Jose', 'Maryln', 'Brian', 'Donald', 'Lila', 'Clayton', 'Evelyn', 'Ali', 'Stephen', 'Eleanor', 'Lola', 'Anthony', 'Edna', 'Bradley', 'Lula', 'Juan', 'John', 'Maria', 'Bernard', 'Rose', 'Cynthia', 'Larry', 'Lewis', 'Arnold', 'William', 'Marcus', 'George'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Jose is earlier to arrive than Maryln.
Phyllis is earlier to arrive than Jose.
Richard is earlier to arrive than Mary.
William is later to arrive than Arnold.
Mary is earlier to arrive than Phyllis.
Joshua is earlier to arrive than Richard.
Lula is later to arrive than Bradley.
Eleanor is later to arrive than Stephen.
Brian is earlier to arrive than Donald.
Juan is later to arrive than Lula.
Ward is earlier to arrive than Joshua.
Stephen is later to arrive than Ali.
Lola is later to arrive than Eleanor.
Ali is later to arrive than Evelyn.
Maria is later to arrive than John.
Bernard is later to arrive than Maria.
George is later to arrive than Marcus.
Lila is later to arrive than Donald.
Edna is later to arrive than Anthony.
John is later to arrive than Juan.
Bradley is later to arrive than Edna.
Rose is later to arrive than Bernard.
Larry is later to arrive than Cynthia.
Marcus is later to arrive than William.
Clayton is later to arrive than Lila.
Lewis is later to arrive than Larry.
Evelyn is later to arrive than Clayton.
Cynthia is later to arrive than Rose.
Maryln is earlier to arrive than Brian.
Anthony is later to arrive than Lola.
Arnold is later to arrive than Lewis.
Is George earlier to arrive than Ward? 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 ['Ernest', 'Blanche', 'Katherine', 'Kristina', 'Susan', 'Aisha', 'James', 'Amanda'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Blanche is more senior than Katherine.
Ernest is more senior than Blanche.
James is more senior than Amanda.
Aisha is more senior than James.
Susan is more senior than Aisha.
Katherine is more senior than Kristina.
Kristina is more senior than Susan.
Is Ernest 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 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:
Tina is closer to the exit than Jeniffer.
Shirley is farther from the exit than Cristy.
Paul is farther from the exit than Joseph.
Kenneth is closer to the exit than Ezekiel.
Jeanette is closer to the exit than Kelley.
Vicki is farther from the exit than Karen.
Edna is farther from the exit than Jesus.
Sarah is closer to the exit than Kenneth.
Deangelo is closer to the exit than Mattie.
Mattie is closer to the exit than Jacob.
Kelly is closer to the exit than Patricia.
Kelley is closer to the exit than Deangelo.
Joe is farther from the exit than Carol.
Joseph is farther from the exit than Shirley.
Carol is farther from the exit than Amy.
Chad is farther from the exit than Joe.
Karen is farther from the exit than Timothy.
Lucille is farther from the exit than Paul.
Amy is farther from the exit than Jessica.
Jacob is closer to the exit than Tina.
Mary is closer to the exit than Jeanette.
Timothy is farther from the exit than Chad.
Jeniffer is closer to the exit than Tracy.
Cristy is farther from the exit than Helen.
Tracy is closer to the exit than Cathy.
Cathy is closer to the exit than Jesus.
Ezekiel is closer to the exit than Kelly.
Jason is closer to the exit than Sarah.
Jessica is farther from the exit than Lucille.
Patricia is closer to the exit than Mary.
Helen is farther from the exit than Edna.
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 32 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Miguel', 'David', 'Wanda', 'Edward', 'Mary', 'Linda', 'Phyllis', 'Roberto', 'Dixie', 'Michael', 'Daniel', 'Crystal', 'Stephanie', 'Jennifer', 'Amber', 'Harriet', 'Tommy', 'Shirley', 'Marion', 'Barry', 'Harold', 'John', 'Ora', 'Mark', 'Robt', 'Maria', 'Natalie', 'Martha', 'William', 'Dale', 'Thomas', 'Robert'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Robt is farther from the exit than Mark.
Wanda is closer to the exit than Edward.
David is closer to the exit than Wanda.
Jennifer is farther from the exit than Stephanie.
Harold is farther from the exit than Barry.
John is farther from the exit than Harold.
Tommy is farther from the exit than Harriet.
Phyllis is closer to the exit than Roberto.
Shirley is farther from the exit than Tommy.
Mark is farther from the exit than Ora.
Amber is farther from the exit than Jennifer.
Roberto is closer to the exit than Dixie.
Linda is closer to the exit than Phyllis.
Harriet is farther from the exit than Amber.
Dale is farther from the exit than William.
Thomas is farther from the exit than Dale.
Crystal is farther from the exit than Daniel.
Mary is closer to the exit than Linda.
Miguel is closer to the exit than David.
Barry is farther from the exit than Marion.
Daniel is farther from the exit than Michael.
Stephanie is farther from the exit than Crystal.
Michael is farther from the exit than Dixie.
Natalie is farther from the exit than Maria.
Robert is farther from the exit than Thomas.
Ora is farther from the exit than John.
Edward is closer to the exit than Mary.
William is farther from the exit than Martha.
Martha is farther from the exit than Natalie.
Marion is farther from the exit than Shirley.
Maria is farther from the exit than Robt.
Is Miguel farther from the exit 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 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Dana', 'Gloria', 'Ken', 'Roger'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Dana is closer to the exit than Gloria.
Ken is closer to the exit than Roger.
Gloria is closer to the exit than Ken.
Is Dana closer to the exit than Roger? 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 ['Coaster', 'Chandelier', 'Scanner', 'Trophy', 'Plate', 'Basket', 'Monitor', 'Crayon', 'Statue', 'Compass', 'Frame', 'Pliers', 'Pestle', 'Mouse', 'Barometer', 'Sconce', 'Ladle', 'Mortar', 'Lunchbox', 'Highlighter', 'Calculator', 'Rack', 'Colander', 'Lantern', 'Peeler', 'Candle', 'Mug', 'Screwdriver', 'Kettle', 'Tuning Fork', 'Lamp', 'Spatula', 'Latch', 'Calendar', 'Knob', 'Hourglass', 'Corkscrew', 'Candelabra', 'Bowl', 'Hinge', 'Palette', 'Hook', 'Folder', 'Tongs', 'Teapot', 'Glue Stick', 'Flashlight', 'Mirror', 'Goblet', 'Grater', 'Paint Brush', 'Stapler', 'Paperweight', 'Nutcracker', 'Metronome', 'Pencil Holder', 'Funnel', 'Tray', 'Handle', 'Envelope', 'Scissors', 'Level', 'Sharpener', 'Vase'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Rack is above Colander.
Calculator is above Rack.
Barometer is above Sconce.
Pencil Holder is above Funnel.
Monitor is above Crayon.
Kettle is above Tuning Fork.
Handle is above Envelope.
Hook is above Folder.
Plate is above Basket.
Mirror is above Goblet.
Goblet is above Grater.
Sharpener is above Vase.
Ladle is above Mortar.
Mortar is above Lunchbox.
Corkscrew is above Candelabra.
Hinge is above Palette.
Trophy is above Plate.
Funnel is above Tray.
Pliers is above Pestle.
Stapler is above Paperweight.
Compass is above Frame.
Pestle is above Mouse.
Bowl is above Hinge.
Coaster is above Chandelier.
Knob is above Hourglass.
Grater is above Paint Brush.
Candle is above Mug.
Teapot is above Glue Stick.
Tuning Fork is above Lamp.
Scissors is above Level.
Highlighter is above Calculator.
Chandelier is above Scanner.
Lamp is above Spatula.
Statue is above Compass.
Nutcracker is above Metronome.
Hourglass is above Corkscrew.
Tray is above Handle.
Spatula is above Latch.
Metronome is above Pencil Holder.
Folder is above Tongs.
Level is above Sharpener.
Paperweight is above Nutcracker.
Scanner is above Trophy.
Colander is above Lantern.
Glue Stick is above Flashlight.
Envelope is above Scissors.
Flashlight is above Mirror.
Lunchbox is above Highlighter.
Basket is above Monitor.
Paint Brush is above Stapler.
Tongs is above Teapot.
Lantern is above Peeler.
Screwdriver is above Kettle.
Palette is above Hook.
Mug is above Screwdriver.
Latch is above Calendar.
Candelabra is above Bowl.
Sconce is above Ladle.
Crayon is above Statue.
Peeler is above Candle.
Frame is above Pliers.
Mouse is above Barometer.
Calendar is above Knob.
Is Coaster above Vase? 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 ['Sean', 'Annie', 'Kira', 'Helen', 'Tamara', 'Tina', 'Cristen', 'Robert', 'Joseph', 'John', 'Betty', 'Mark', 'Christina', 'Howard', 'Jose', 'Sharon'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Tina is closer to the exit than Cristen.
Jose is closer to the exit than Sharon.
Annie is closer to the exit than Kira.
Cristen is closer to the exit than Robert.
Sean is closer to the exit than Annie.
John is closer to the exit than Betty.
Howard is closer to the exit than Jose.
Christina is closer to the exit than Howard.
Helen is closer to the exit than Tamara.
Tamara is closer to the exit than Tina.
Betty is closer to the exit than Mark.
Kira is closer to the exit than Helen.
Joseph is closer to the exit than John.
Mark is closer to the exit than Christina.
Robert is closer to the exit than Joseph.
Is Sharon closer to the exit than Sean? 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 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Luz', 'Jacquelyn', 'Jeff', 'Peter', 'Kristina', 'Joseph', 'Cherie', 'Stephen'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Kristina is lower in priority than Peter.
Jeff is lower in priority than Jacquelyn.
Stephen is lower in priority than Cherie.
Joseph is lower in priority than Kristina.
Peter is lower in priority than Jeff.
Cherie is lower in priority than Joseph.
Luz is higher in priority than Jacquelyn.
Is Stephen higher in priority than Luz? 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 ['Loretta', 'Esther', 'Joseph', 'Teresa', 'Mary', 'Charles', 'Willie', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Teresa is more senior than Mary.
Mary is more senior than Charles.
Charles is more senior than Willie.
Esther is more senior than Joseph.
Loretta is more senior than Esther.
Joseph is more senior than Teresa.
Willie is more senior than Robert.
Is Robert more senior than Loretta? 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 standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Shannon', 'Michael', 'Althea', 'Dennis', 'Addie', 'Frances', 'Tanya', 'Gloria', 'Joseph', 'Virginia', 'James', 'Erika', 'Sara', 'Thomas', 'Robert', 'Joanna'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Virginia is closer to the exit than James.
Althea is closer to the exit than Dennis.
Erika is closer to the exit than Sara.
Robert is farther from the exit than Thomas.
Gloria is closer to the exit than Joseph.
Frances is closer to the exit than Tanya.
Joseph is closer to the exit than Virginia.
Michael is closer to the exit than Althea.
Thomas is farther from the exit than Sara.
Tanya is closer to the exit than Gloria.
Addie is closer to the exit than Frances.
Dennis is closer to the exit than Addie.
Shannon is closer to the exit than Michael.
Joanna is farther from the exit than Robert.
James is closer to the exit than Erika.
Is Shannon farther from the exit 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 16 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Andrea', 'Ida', 'Kevin', 'Sandra', 'Helen', 'Brenda', 'Steve', 'Elizabeth', 'Daniel', 'John', 'Denise', 'Lisa', 'Nancy', 'Albert', 'Brendan', 'Sharon'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Brendan is closer to the exit than Sharon.
Sandra is closer to the exit than Helen.
Daniel is closer to the exit than John.
John is closer to the exit than Denise.
Lisa is closer to the exit than Nancy.
Steve is closer to the exit than Elizabeth.
Andrea is closer to the exit than Ida.
Kevin is closer to the exit than Sandra.
Brenda is closer to the exit than Steve.
Helen is closer to the exit than Brenda.
Nancy is closer to the exit than Albert.
Albert is closer to the exit than Brendan.
Elizabeth is closer to the exit than Daniel.
Ida is closer to the exit than Kevin.
Denise is closer to the exit than Lisa.
Is Sharon farther from the exit than Andrea? 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 ['Melinda', 'Amber', 'Sharon', 'John'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
John is later to arrive than Sharon.
Sharon is later to arrive than Amber.
Amber is later to arrive than Melinda.
Is Melinda later to arrive than John? 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 ['Envelope', 'Bookend', 'Teapot', 'Paint Brush', 'Easel', 'Globe', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Sharpener', 'Statue', 'Goblet', 'Microscope', 'Paperweight', 'Printer', 'Pliers', 'Rack', 'Hook', 'Lunchbox', 'Basket', 'Thermos', 'Plate', 'Coaster', 'Crayon', 'Colander', 'Eraser', 'Chandelier', 'Saucer', 'Marker', 'Peeler', 'Pencil Holder', 'Vase', 'Stamp', 'Tray'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Saucer is to the right of Chandelier.
Sharpener is to the right of Tape Dispenser.
Colander is to the right of Crayon.
Easel is to the left of Globe.
Microscope is to the right of Goblet.
Eraser is to the right of Colander.
Lunchbox is to the right of Hook.
Envelope is to the left of Bookend.
Goblet is to the right of Statue.
Tape Dispenser is to the right of Globe.
Marker is to the right of Saucer.
Plate is to the right of Thermos.
Chandelier is to the right of Eraser.
Pencil Holder is to the right of Peeler.
Printer is to the right of Paperweight.
Hook is to the right of Rack.
Paperweight is to the right of Microscope.
Peeler is to the right of Marker.
Statue is to the right of Sharpener.
Stamp is to the right of Vase.
Tray is to the right of Stamp.
Bookend is to the left of Teapot.
Teapot is to the left of Paint Brush.
Rack is to the right of Pliers.
Vase is to the right of Pencil Holder.
Thermos is to the right of Basket.
Coaster is to the right of Plate.
Crayon is to the right of Coaster.
Paint Brush is to the left of Easel.
Basket is to the right of Lunchbox.
Pliers is to the right of Printer.
Is Tray to the right of 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 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:
Warren is more junior than Julie.
Michael is more junior than Henry.
Cecil is more junior than Denny.
Jessica is more junior than Kerri.
Krista is more junior than Billy.
Ethel is more junior than Clayton.
John is more junior than Scott.
Robert is more junior than William.
Edith is more junior than Kim.
Roberta is more senior than Ella.
Kim is more junior than John.
Neal is more junior than Ethel.
Geoffrey is more senior than Kenneth.
Ella is more senior than Henry.
Denny is more junior than Neal.
Gertrudis is more junior than Jami.
Ronald is more senior than Geoffrey.
Kerri is more junior than Edith.
Jami is more junior than Jessica.
Kenneth is more senior than Elizabeth.
Andrew is more senior than Matthew.
Joseph is more junior than Krista.
Clayton is more junior than Michael.
Julie is more junior than Gertrudis.
Scott is more junior than Joseph.
Matthew is more senior than Trinidad.
Richard is more senior than Roberta.
William is more junior than Warren.
Trinidad is more senior than Ronald.
Elizabeth is more senior than Richard.
Billy is more junior than Cecil.
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 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Della', 'David', 'Gerald', 'Jim', 'Mary', 'Keri', 'Dallas', 'Gaston', 'Phillip', 'Dana', 'Ralph', 'Stephanie', 'Janice', 'Marvin', 'Tommy', 'Rosella', 'Chris', 'Frances', 'Scott', 'Paul', 'Mark', 'Duane', 'Harry', 'Sandra', 'Laurel', 'Andre', 'Allen', 'Lonnie', 'Dominga', 'Timothy', 'James', 'Luis'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Paul is more senior than Mark.
Tommy is more senior than Rosella.
Mary is more senior than Keri.
Lonnie is more senior than Dominga.
Laurel is more senior than Andre.
Rosella is more senior than Chris.
David is more senior than Gerald.
Ralph is more senior than Stephanie.
Dana is more senior than Ralph.
Mark is more senior than Duane.
James is more senior than Luis.
Della is more senior than David.
Timothy is more senior than James.
Harry is more senior than Sandra.
Gerald is more senior than Jim.
Stephanie is more senior than Janice.
Dominga is more senior than Timothy.
Allen is more senior than Lonnie.
Phillip is more senior than Dana.
Dallas is more senior than Gaston.
Frances is more senior than Scott.
Duane is more senior than Harry.
Sandra is more senior than Laurel.
Andre is more senior than Allen.
Gaston is more senior than Phillip.
Jim is more senior than Mary.
Janice is more senior than Marvin.
Keri is more senior than Dallas.
Scott is more senior than Paul.
Chris is more senior than Frances.
Marvin is more senior than Tommy.
Is Della more junior than Luis? 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 stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Trophy', 'Keyboard', 'Handle', 'Sconce', 'Spatula', 'Colander', 'Corkscrew', 'Magnifier', 'Sharpener', 'Level', 'Basket', 'Paint Brush', 'Globe', 'Tray', 'Scissors', 'Microscope'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Spatula is below Sconce.
Scissors is below Tray.
Globe is below Paint Brush.
Magnifier is below Corkscrew.
Tray is below Globe.
Level is below Sharpener.
Handle is below Keyboard.
Corkscrew is below Colander.
Sharpener is below Magnifier.
Basket is below Level.
Paint Brush is below Basket.
Keyboard is below Trophy.
Microscope is below Scissors.
Sconce is below Handle.
Colander is below Spatula.
Is Microscope above Trophy? 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 ['Shalonda', 'Gregory', 'Steven', 'Tisha', 'Ron', 'Jaime', 'Donna', 'Gerardo', 'Edward', 'Leif', 'Teresa', 'Erma', 'Mary', 'Randy', 'Alice', 'Scotty'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Leif is higher in priority than Teresa.
Gerardo is higher in priority than Edward.
Steven is higher in priority than Tisha.
Tisha is higher in priority than Ron.
Ron is higher in priority than Jaime.
Jaime is higher in priority than Donna.
Teresa is higher in priority than Erma.
Gregory is higher in priority than Steven.
Edward is higher in priority than Leif.
Donna is higher in priority than Gerardo.
Scotty is lower in priority than Alice.
Mary is lower in priority than Erma.
Shalonda is higher in priority than Gregory.
Randy is lower in priority than Mary.
Alice is lower in priority than Randy.
Is Scotty higher in priority than Shalonda? 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 ['Michelle', 'Krystyna', 'Eloise', 'Roy', 'Silvia', 'Brian', 'Irving', 'Verda', 'Edwina', 'Deborah', 'John', 'Mary', 'Marta', 'Clarence', 'Samuel', 'Sharon'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Samuel is higher in priority than Sharon.
Mary is higher in priority than Marta.
Marta is higher in priority than Clarence.
Krystyna is higher in priority than Eloise.
Michelle is higher in priority than Krystyna.
Roy is higher in priority than Silvia.
Irving is higher in priority than Verda.
Verda is higher in priority than Edwina.
Brian is higher in priority than Irving.
Deborah is higher in priority than John.
Silvia is higher in priority than Brian.
John is higher in priority than Mary.
Edwina is higher in priority than Deborah.
Clarence is higher in priority than Samuel.
Eloise is higher in priority than Roy.
Is Sharon lower in priority 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 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Palette', 'Spatula', 'Basket', 'Frame'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Spatula is above Basket.
Frame is below Basket.
Palette is above Spatula.
Is Frame below Palette? 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 ['Michelle', 'Lee', 'Ronald', 'Cindy', 'Julian', 'Richard', 'Mary', 'Raymond', 'Dorothy', 'Lesley', 'Mattie', 'Tiffany', 'Sherry', 'Shawna', 'Gerardo', 'Spencer', 'Maxie', 'Ira', 'Jeff', 'Walter', 'Gary', 'Theresa', 'Patty', 'Deanna', 'Barry', 'Rose', 'Amy', 'Carol', 'Deb', 'Seth', 'Marlon', 'Connie'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Lee is closer to the exit than Ronald.
Raymond is closer to the exit than Dorothy.
Mattie is closer to the exit than Tiffany.
Barry is closer to the exit than Rose.
Patty is closer to the exit than Deanna.
Marlon is closer to the exit than Connie.
Jeff is closer to the exit than Walter.
Spencer is closer to the exit than Maxie.
Walter is closer to the exit than Gary.
Sherry is closer to the exit than Shawna.
Shawna is closer to the exit than Gerardo.
Theresa is closer to the exit than Patty.
Lesley is closer to the exit than Mattie.
Dorothy is closer to the exit than Lesley.
Ira is closer to the exit than Jeff.
Seth is closer to the exit than Marlon.
Deanna is closer to the exit than Barry.
Richard is closer to the exit than Mary.
Gerardo is closer to the exit than Spencer.
Carol is closer to the exit than Deb.
Deb is closer to the exit than Seth.
Gary is closer to the exit than Theresa.
Cindy is closer to the exit than Julian.
Ronald is closer to the exit than Cindy.
Julian is closer to the exit than Richard.
Amy is closer to the exit than Carol.
Maxie is closer to the exit than Ira.
Tiffany is closer to the exit than Sherry.
Mary is closer to the exit than Raymond.
Rose is closer to the exit than Amy.
Michelle is closer to the exit than Lee.
Is Connie 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 32 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Christine', 'Charles', 'Jordan', 'Roberto', 'Sherry', 'Muriel', 'Brian', 'Ester', 'Lori', 'Von', 'Evelyn', 'Bruce', 'Lester', 'Stephen', 'Jennifer', 'Elma', 'Edna', 'Clara', 'Viola', 'Frank', 'Paul', 'Mark', 'Marie', 'Martin', 'Laverne', 'Cynthia', 'Ann', 'William', 'Elaine', 'Jonathan', 'James', 'Bryan'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Jonathan is more junior than Elaine.
Lester is more senior than Stephen.
Bruce is more senior than Lester.
Von is more senior than Evelyn.
Ann is more junior than Cynthia.
Ester is more senior than Lori.
William is more junior than Ann.
Paul is more junior than Frank.
Martin is more junior than Marie.
Lori is more senior than Von.
Marie is more junior than Mark.
Sherry is more senior than Muriel.
Elaine is more junior than William.
Edna is more senior than Clara.
Cynthia is more junior than Laverne.
Evelyn is more senior than Bruce.
Viola is more senior than Frank.
Elma is more senior than Edna.
Brian is more senior than Ester.
Charles is more senior than Jordan.
Muriel is more senior than Brian.
Laverne is more junior than Martin.
Jordan is more senior than Roberto.
James is more junior than Jonathan.
Roberto is more senior than Sherry.
Stephen is more senior than Jennifer.
Christine is more senior than Charles.
Jennifer is more senior than Elma.
Bryan is more junior than James.
Clara is more senior than Viola.
Mark is more junior than Paul.
Is Bryan more junior than Christine? 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 ['Paint Brush', 'Kettle', 'Platter', 'Eraser'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Paint Brush is above Kettle.
Kettle is above Platter.
Platter is above Eraser.
Is Eraser below Paint Brush? 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 ['Janna', 'Kattie', 'Patricia', 'Jack', 'Leo', 'Shelby', 'Barbara', 'Ethel', 'Lisa', 'Fannie', 'Willie', 'Stephanie', 'Dennis', 'Peter', 'Charlie', 'Lionel', 'Mark', 'Darrin', 'Darrell', 'Dusty', 'Gregory', 'Warren', 'William', 'Robin', 'Emerson', 'George', 'Alma', 'Benito', 'James', 'Bridgette', 'Valerie', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Shelby is more senior than Barbara.
Barbara is more senior than Ethel.
Fannie is more senior than Willie.
Patricia is more senior than Jack.
Kattie is more senior than Patricia.
Gregory is more senior than Warren.
William is more senior than Robin.
Alma is more senior than Benito.
Charlie is more senior than Lionel.
Jack is more senior than Leo.
Mark is more senior than Darrin.
Darrin is more senior than Darrell.
James is more senior than Bridgette.
Robin is more senior than Emerson.
Stephanie is more senior than Dennis.
Benito is more senior than James.
Darrell is more senior than Dusty.
Valerie is more senior than Robert.
Lionel is more senior than Mark.
Janna is more senior than Kattie.
Leo is more senior than Shelby.
Dusty is more senior than Gregory.
Warren is more senior than William.
Dennis is more senior than Peter.
Emerson is more senior than George.
George is more senior than Alma.
Lisa is more senior than Fannie.
Bridgette is more senior than Valerie.
Willie is more senior than Stephanie.
Ethel is more senior than Lisa.
Peter is more senior than Charlie.
Is Janna 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 32 people who arrived at a party at different times.
Their names are ['Edgar', 'Ronald', 'Cindy', 'Wanda', 'Edward', 'Richard', 'Sheila', 'Lora', 'Jean', 'Brian', 'Barbara', 'Brett', 'Daniel', 'Lisa', 'Jeremiah', 'Bethany', 'Rachel', 'Fern', 'Brenda', 'Joan', 'Patty', 'Jeffrey', 'Shirley', 'Joseph', 'Betty', 'Christopher', 'Bernard', 'Keith', 'Constance', 'Amy', 'Martha', 'Aaron'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Keith is earlier to arrive than Constance.
Lora is earlier to arrive than Jean.
Wanda is earlier to arrive than Edward.
Cindy is earlier to arrive than Wanda.
Brenda is earlier to arrive than Joan.
Christopher is earlier to arrive than Bernard.
Edgar is earlier to arrive than Ronald.
Sheila is earlier to arrive than Lora.
Ronald is earlier to arrive than Cindy.
Constance is earlier to arrive than Amy.
Jeffrey is earlier to arrive than Shirley.
Barbara is earlier to arrive than Brett.
Lisa is earlier to arrive than Jeremiah.
Jeremiah is earlier to arrive than Bethany.
Fern is earlier to arrive than Brenda.
Daniel is earlier to arrive than Lisa.
Shirley is earlier to arrive than Joseph.
Bernard is earlier to arrive than Keith.
Bethany is earlier to arrive than Rachel.
Edward is earlier to arrive than Richard.
Brian is earlier to arrive than Barbara.
Martha is earlier to arrive than Aaron.
Joan is earlier to arrive than Patty.
Richard is earlier to arrive than Sheila.
Betty is earlier to arrive than Christopher.
Joseph is earlier to arrive than Betty.
Patty is earlier to arrive than Jeffrey.
Jean is earlier to arrive than Brian.
Amy is earlier to arrive than Martha.
Brett is earlier to arrive than Daniel.
Rachel is earlier to arrive than Fern.
Is Edgar earlier to arrive than Aaron? 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 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Lilliana', 'Yolanda', 'Loretta', 'Heather', 'Elizabeth', 'Mary', 'Hubert', 'Donald', 'Ryan', 'Celia', 'Daniel', 'Ralph', 'Jennifer', 'Megan', 'Jamie', 'Jeff', 'Leonard', 'Joseph', 'Scott', 'Alyssa', 'Betty', 'Keith', 'Rick', 'Terese', 'William', 'Carolyn', 'Timothy', 'Bill', 'James', 'Bryan', 'Thomas', 'Catherine'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Timothy is lower in priority than Carolyn.
Jeff is lower in priority than Jamie.
Rick is lower in priority than Keith.
Carolyn is lower in priority than William.
Thomas is lower in priority than Bryan.
Leonard is lower in priority than Jeff.
Scott is lower in priority than Joseph.
Keith is lower in priority than Betty.
Yolanda is higher in priority than Loretta.
Celia is lower in priority than Ryan.
Bryan is lower in priority than James.
Alyssa is lower in priority than Scott.
Catherine is lower in priority than Thomas.
Jennifer is lower in priority than Ralph.
Lilliana is higher in priority than Yolanda.
Daniel is lower in priority than Celia.
Joseph is lower in priority than Leonard.
Ralph is lower in priority than Daniel.
Betty is lower in priority than Alyssa.
Donald is lower in priority than Hubert.
Mary is higher in priority than Hubert.
Terese is lower in priority than Rick.
Bill is lower in priority than Timothy.
William is lower in priority than Terese.
Jamie is lower in priority than Megan.
Megan is lower in priority than Jennifer.
Elizabeth is higher in priority than Mary.
James is lower in priority than Bill.
Loretta is higher in priority than Heather.
Heather is higher in priority than Elizabeth.
Ryan is lower in priority than Donald.
Is Catherine lower in priority than Lilliana? 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 arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Tray', 'Crayon', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Spatula', 'Highlighter', 'Platter', 'Bookend', 'Globe', 'Sconce', 'Calculator', 'Coaster', 'Mug', 'Pencil Holder', 'Stamp', 'Mortar', 'Candelabra'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Mortar is to the left of Candelabra.
Coaster is to the left of Mug.
Sconce is to the left of Calculator.
Globe is to the left of Sconce.
Pencil Holder is to the left of Stamp.
Platter is to the left of Bookend.
Calculator is to the left of Coaster.
Tape Dispenser is to the left of Spatula.
Highlighter is to the left of Platter.
Tray is to the left of Crayon.
Mug is to the left of Pencil Holder.
Spatula is to the left of Highlighter.
Crayon is to the left of Tape Dispenser.
Bookend is to the left of Globe.
Stamp is to the left of Mortar.
Is Tray to the right of Candelabra? 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 ['Tongs', 'Microscope', 'Stamp', 'Level'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Stamp is above Level.
Tongs is above Microscope.
Microscope is above Stamp.
Is Tongs above Level? 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 ['Rosemary', 'Kevin', 'Dwight', 'Nellie', 'Gwen', 'Kathryn', 'Gregory', 'Katherine', 'Shayla', 'Jeffrey', 'Alexia', 'Paul', 'Glen', 'Florence', 'Phyllis', 'Kayla'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Glen is more senior than Florence.
Shayla is more senior than Jeffrey.
Rosemary is more senior than Kevin.
Dwight is more senior than Nellie.
Phyllis is more senior than Kayla.
Gwen is more senior than Kathryn.
Kevin is more senior than Dwight.
Florence is more senior than Phyllis.
Nellie is more senior than Gwen.
Jeffrey is more senior than Alexia.
Katherine is more senior than Shayla.
Paul is more senior than Glen.
Alexia is more senior than Paul.
Gregory is more senior than Katherine.
Kathryn is more senior than Gregory.
Is Kayla more senior than Rosemary? 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 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Bonnie', 'Stephanie', 'Brian', 'Gene', 'Catherine', 'Roberta', 'Reynaldo', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Brian is higher in priority than Gene.
Catherine is higher in priority than Roberta.
Gene is higher in priority than Catherine.
Stephanie is higher in priority than Brian.
Reynaldo is higher in priority than Robert.
Roberta is higher in priority than Reynaldo.
Bonnie is higher in priority than Stephanie.
Is Robert lower in priority 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 64 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Speaker', 'Mug', 'Hourglass', 'Paperweight', 'Stapler', 'Eraser', 'Decanter', 'Globe', 'Crayon', 'Trivet', 'Whisk', 'Plate', 'Statue', 'Metronome', 'Thermos', 'Gavel', 'Ruler', 'Coaster', 'Mouse', 'Keyboard', 'Pestle', 'Tuning Fork', 'Barometer', 'Peeler', 'Kettle', 'Hook', 'Envelope', 'Printer', 'Protractor', 'Hammer', 'Tongs', 'Latch', 'Vase', 'Mirror', 'Knob', 'Microscope', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Wrench', 'Goblet', 'Pliers', 'Tray', 'Hinge', 'Paint Brush', 'Handle', 'Monitor', 'Binder', 'Spatula', 'Magnifier', 'Marker', 'Candelabra', 'Teapot', 'Frame', 'Corkscrew', 'Notebook', 'Flashlight', 'Calculator', 'Lunchbox', 'Whistle', 'Telescope', 'Ladle', 'Rack', 'Calendar', 'Pencil Holder', 'Lamp'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Handle is above Monitor.
Keyboard is above Pestle.
Globe is above Crayon.
Envelope is above Printer.
Lunchbox is above Whistle.
Telescope is above Ladle.
Calculator is above Lunchbox.
Tuning Fork is above Barometer.
Metronome is above Thermos.
Protractor is above Hammer.
Wrench is above Goblet.
Statue is above Metronome.
Tape Dispenser is above Wrench.
Paperweight is above Stapler.
Kettle is above Hook.
Whisk is above Plate.
Pestle is above Tuning Fork.
Eraser is above Decanter.
Gavel is above Ruler.
Teapot is above Frame.
Ladle is above Rack.
Thermos is above Gavel.
Crayon is above Trivet.
Tray is above Hinge.
Hammer is above Tongs.
Mirror is above Knob.
Latch is above Vase.
Hourglass is above Paperweight.
Microscope is above Tape Dispenser.
Vase is above Mirror.
Coaster is above Mouse.
Stapler is above Eraser.
Speaker is above Mug.
Binder is above Spatula.
Magnifier is above Marker.
Knob is above Microscope.
Mouse is above Keyboard.
Peeler is above Kettle.
Decanter is above Globe.
Hinge is above Paint Brush.
Plate is above Statue.
Hook is above Envelope.
Goblet is above Pliers.
Pliers is above Tray.
Calendar is above Pencil Holder.
Frame is above Corkscrew.
Rack is above Calendar.
Candelabra is above Teapot.
Notebook is above Flashlight.
Ruler is above Coaster.
Mug is above Hourglass.
Printer is above Protractor.
Pencil Holder is above Lamp.
Tongs is above Latch.
Corkscrew is above Notebook.
Paint Brush is above Handle.
Flashlight is above Calculator.
Whistle is above Telescope.
Spatula is above Magnifier.
Monitor is above Binder.
Trivet is above Whisk.
Barometer is above Peeler.
Marker is above Candelabra.
Is Speaker above Lamp? 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 ['Ricky', 'Michael', 'Nicole', 'Larry', 'Verna', 'Laurence', 'Daniel', 'Mary'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Michael is earlier to arrive than Nicole.
Laurence is earlier to arrive than Daniel.
Nicole is earlier to arrive than Larry.
Verna is earlier to arrive than Laurence.
Ricky is earlier to arrive than Michael.
Daniel is earlier to arrive than Mary.
Larry is earlier to arrive than Verna.
Is Mary earlier to arrive than Ricky? 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 arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Keyboard', 'Bowl', 'Kettle', 'Ladle', 'Candelabra', 'Platter', 'Notebook', 'Pencil Holder', 'Lamp', 'Magnifier', 'Protractor', 'Glue Stick', 'Mouse', 'Thermometer', 'Telescope', 'Candle', 'Hinge', 'Handle', 'Decanter', 'Lunchbox', 'Nutcracker', 'Bookend', 'Level', 'Bell', 'Speaker', 'Trivet', 'Colander', 'Crayon', 'Tuning Fork', 'Chandelier', 'Pliers', 'Easel', 'Monitor', 'Frame', 'Statue', 'Flashlight', 'Palette', 'Clock', 'Wrench', 'Globe', 'Binder', 'Thermos', 'Trophy', 'Gavel', 'Spatula', 'Scanner', 'Goblet', 'Whisk', 'Grater', 'Mug', 'Lantern', 'Tray', 'Basket', 'Compass', 'Whistle', 'Sharpener', 'Hook', 'Marker', 'Pestle', 'Funnel', 'Stamp', 'Vase', 'Printer', 'Saucer'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Frame is to the left of Statue.
Platter is to the left of Notebook.
Grater is to the left of Mug.
Marker is to the left of Pestle.
Handle is to the left of Decanter.
Sharpener is to the left of Hook.
Notebook is to the left of Pencil Holder.
Decanter is to the left of Lunchbox.
Wrench is to the left of Globe.
Easel is to the left of Monitor.
Funnel is to the left of Stamp.
Candelabra is to the left of Platter.
Statue is to the left of Flashlight.
Nutcracker is to the left of Bookend.
Tray is to the left of Basket.
Hook is to the left of Marker.
Scanner is to the left of Goblet.
Hinge is to the left of Handle.
Mug is to the left of Lantern.
Clock is to the left of Wrench.
Trophy is to the left of Gavel.
Bookend is to the left of Level.
Printer is to the left of Saucer.
Thermos is to the left of Trophy.
Pencil Holder is to the left of Lamp.
Speaker is to the left of Trivet.
Gavel is to the left of Spatula.
Globe is to the left of Binder.
Lamp is to the left of Magnifier.
Whistle is to the left of Sharpener.
Lantern is to the left of Tray.
Colander is to the left of Crayon.
Ladle is to the left of Candelabra.
Candle is to the left of Hinge.
Bell is to the left of Speaker.
Pliers is to the left of Easel.
Pestle is to the left of Funnel.
Telescope is to the left of Candle.
Chandelier is to the left of Pliers.
Spatula is to the left of Scanner.
Trivet is to the left of Colander.
Lunchbox is to the left of Nutcracker.
Magnifier is to the left of Protractor.
Tuning Fork is to the left of Chandelier.
Stamp is to the left of Vase.
Goblet is to the left of Whisk.
Level is to the left of Bell.
Basket is to the left of Compass.
Flashlight is to the left of Palette.
Palette is to the left of Clock.
Keyboard is to the left of Bowl.
Glue Stick is to the left of Mouse.
Binder is to the left of Thermos.
Compass is to the left of Whistle.
Kettle is to the left of Ladle.
Thermometer is to the left of Telescope.
Vase is to the left of Printer.
Whisk is to the left of Grater.
Bowl is to the left of Kettle.
Mouse is to the left of Thermometer.
Protractor is to the left of Glue Stick.
Crayon is to the left of Tuning Fork.
Monitor is to the left of Frame.
Is Keyboard to the right of Saucer? 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 ['Sarah', 'David', 'Matthew', 'Jim', 'Tyler', 'Todd', 'Deborah', 'Kelly', 'Gloria', 'Linda', 'Phyllis', 'Lillie', 'Garry', 'Shawna', 'Michael', 'Shaun', 'Phillip', 'Lorraine', 'Helen', 'Marvin', 'Walter', 'Sidney', 'Stacy', 'Kathryn', 'Kelvin', 'Cynthia', 'Lewis', 'William', 'Norman', 'Marlene', 'Dawn', 'Robert'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Phyllis is higher in priority than Lillie.
Michael is higher in priority than Shaun.
Marvin is higher in priority than Walter.
Jim is higher in priority than Tyler.
Dawn is higher in priority than Robert.
David is higher in priority than Matthew.
Matthew is higher in priority than Jim.
Stacy is higher in priority than Kathryn.
Kelly is higher in priority than Gloria.
Garry is higher in priority than Shawna.
Phillip is higher in priority than Lorraine.
Lillie is higher in priority than Garry.
Marlene is higher in priority than Dawn.
Lewis is higher in priority than William.
William is higher in priority than Norman.
Tyler is higher in priority than Todd.
Todd is higher in priority than Deborah.
Lorraine is higher in priority than Helen.
Shaun is higher in priority than Phillip.
Cynthia is higher in priority than Lewis.
Sarah is higher in priority than David.
Norman is higher in priority than Marlene.
Helen is higher in priority than Marvin.
Deborah is higher in priority than Kelly.
Walter is higher in priority than Sidney.
Linda is higher in priority than Phyllis.
Kelvin is higher in priority than Cynthia.
Shawna is higher in priority than Michael.
Sidney is higher in priority than Stacy.
Kathryn is higher in priority than Kelvin.
Gloria is higher in priority than Linda.
Is Sarah 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 8 objects arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Trivet', 'Paint Brush', 'Sharpener', 'Marker', 'Tray', 'Mortar', 'Calculator', 'Thermometer'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Trivet is to the left of Paint Brush.
Thermometer is to the right of Calculator.
Paint Brush is to the left of Sharpener.
Sharpener is to the left of Marker.
Marker is to the left of Tray.
Calculator is to the right of Mortar.
Mortar is to the right of Tray.
Is Trivet to the right of Thermometer? 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 ['David', 'Jane', 'Kelly', 'Patricia', 'Charles', 'Marilyn', 'Dustin', 'Brian', 'Maurice', 'Debbie', 'Kent', 'Cathy', 'Jesus', 'Lorraine', 'Francis', 'Anthony', 'Gale', 'Emily', 'Hildred', 'Frank', 'John', 'Mark', 'Kerri', 'Kerry', 'Benjamin', 'Steven', 'Tommie', 'Alma', 'Savannah', 'George', 'Rodney', 'Catherine'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
David is higher in priority than Jane.
Emily is higher in priority than Hildred.
Jesus is higher in priority than Lorraine.
Savannah is higher in priority than George.
Frank is higher in priority than John.
Debbie is higher in priority than Kent.
Alma is higher in priority than Savannah.
George is higher in priority than Rodney.
Kerry is higher in priority than Benjamin.
Francis is higher in priority than Anthony.
Hildred is higher in priority than Frank.
Steven is higher in priority than Tommie.
Mark is higher in priority than Kerri.
Marilyn is higher in priority than Dustin.
John is higher in priority than Mark.
Charles is higher in priority than Marilyn.
Kent is higher in priority than Cathy.
Rodney is higher in priority than Catherine.
Brian is higher in priority than Maurice.
Dustin is higher in priority than Brian.
Lorraine is higher in priority than Francis.
Kerri is higher in priority than Kerry.
Jane is higher in priority than Kelly.
Anthony is higher in priority than Gale.
Benjamin is higher in priority than Steven.
Kelly is higher in priority than Patricia.
Patricia is higher in priority than Charles.
Maurice is higher in priority than Debbie.
Gale is higher in priority than Emily.
Cathy is higher in priority than Jesus.
Tommie is higher in priority than Alma.
Is David lower in priority than Catherine? 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 ['Barometer', 'Microscope', 'Compass', 'Candle'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Compass is above Candle.
Microscope is above Compass.
Barometer is above Microscope.
Is Candle below Barometer? 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 ['Anthony', 'Tom', 'Tammie', 'Aaron', 'Dale', 'Carmen', 'Hilary', 'Marion', 'Orval', 'Peggie', 'Daniel', 'Jay', 'Stephen', 'Jerome', 'Thomas', 'Janice'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Hilary is farther from the exit than Carmen.
Marion is farther from the exit than Hilary.
Orval is farther from the exit than Marion.
Janice is farther from the exit than Thomas.
Jerome is farther from the exit than Stephen.
Anthony is closer to the exit than Tom.
Tammie is closer to the exit than Aaron.
Daniel is farther from the exit than Peggie.
Thomas is farther from the exit than Jerome.
Aaron is closer to the exit than Dale.
Stephen is farther from the exit than Jay.
Peggie is farther from the exit than Orval.
Jay is farther from the exit than Daniel.
Dale is closer to the exit than Carmen.
Tom is closer to the exit than Tammie.
Is Janice 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 64 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Hook', 'Knob', 'Thermos', 'Bowl', 'Chandelier', 'Frame', 'Paperweight', 'Stamp', 'Coaster', 'Paint Brush', 'Barometer', 'Wrench', 'Colander', 'Screwdriver', 'Printer', 'Tuning Fork', 'Rack', 'Gavel', 'Stapler', 'Lantern', 'Pitcher', 'Spatula', 'Funnel', 'Trophy', 'Hinge', 'Latch', 'Whisk', 'Sharpener', 'Palette', 'Ruler', 'Ladle', 'Tape Dispenser', 'Hammer', 'Lunchbox', 'Corkscrew', 'Decanter', 'Calculator', 'Bookend', 'Calendar', 'Tongs', 'Clock', 'Mortar', 'Notebook', 'Mug', 'Candelabra', 'Platter', 'Pestle', 'Flashlight', 'Pliers', 'Hourglass', 'Folder', 'Candle', 'Crayon', 'Marker', 'Sconce', 'Eraser', 'Lamp', 'Speaker', 'Goblet', 'Peeler', 'Highlighter', 'Vase', 'Whistle', 'Magnifier'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Paperweight is above Stamp.
Trophy is above Hinge.
Marker is above Sconce.
Whistle is above Magnifier.
Flashlight is above Pliers.
Lantern is above Pitcher.
Decanter is above Calculator.
Stamp is above Coaster.
Tape Dispenser is above Hammer.
Pitcher is above Spatula.
Thermos is above Bowl.
Eraser is above Lamp.
Rack is above Gavel.
Tuning Fork is above Rack.
Pestle is above Flashlight.
Funnel is above Trophy.
Pliers is above Hourglass.
Candle is above Crayon.
Palette is above Ruler.
Lamp is above Speaker.
Gavel is above Stapler.
Ladle is above Tape Dispenser.
Printer is above Tuning Fork.
Candelabra is above Platter.
Sconce is above Eraser.
Bookend is above Calendar.
Vase is above Whistle.
Speaker is above Goblet.
Lunchbox is above Corkscrew.
Coaster is above Paint Brush.
Corkscrew is above Decanter.
Chandelier is above Frame.
Hourglass is above Folder.
Frame is above Paperweight.
Hinge is above Latch.
Folder is above Candle.
Hammer is above Lunchbox.
Ruler is above Ladle.
Clock is above Mortar.
Knob is above Thermos.
Goblet is above Peeler.
Calendar is above Tongs.
Peeler is above Highlighter.
Mortar is above Notebook.
Wrench is above Colander.
Whisk is above Sharpener.
Stapler is above Lantern.
Paint Brush is above Barometer.
Crayon is above Marker.
Sharpener is above Palette.
Barometer is above Wrench.
Bowl is above Chandelier.
Mug is above Candelabra.
Notebook is above Mug.
Colander is above Screwdriver.
Platter is above Pestle.
Spatula is above Funnel.
Highlighter is above Vase.
Screwdriver is above Printer.
Latch is above Whisk.
Tongs is above Clock.
Hook is above Knob.
Calculator is above Bookend.
Is Magnifier below Hook? 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 ['Candace', 'Anthony', 'Wanda', 'Kimberly'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Candace is earlier to arrive than Anthony.
Anthony is earlier to arrive than Wanda.
Wanda is earlier to arrive than Kimberly.
Is Kimberly later to arrive than Candace? 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 ['Bonnie', 'Rodney', 'Timothy', 'Lois'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Timothy is closer to the exit than Lois.
Bonnie is closer to the exit than Rodney.
Rodney is closer to the exit than Timothy.
Is Lois farther from the exit 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 32 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Louis', 'Matthew', 'Kenneth', 'Denisha', 'Mary', 'Charles', 'Clarence', 'Marjorie', 'Alfred', 'Michael', 'Stacey', 'Johnny', 'Gene', 'Bruce', 'Stephanie', 'Domingo', 'Jennifer', 'Shawn', 'Lorene', 'John', 'Mark', 'Sonya', 'Natalie', 'Julie', 'Emmanuel', 'Caroline', 'Donna', 'Jonathan', 'Michele', 'Karen', 'Sally', 'Thomas'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Karen is higher in priority than Sally.
Denisha is higher in priority than Mary.
Mark is higher in priority than Sonya.
Sonya is higher in priority than Natalie.
Gene is higher in priority than Bruce.
Shawn is higher in priority than Lorene.
Louis is higher in priority than Matthew.
Bruce is higher in priority than Stephanie.
Clarence is higher in priority than Marjorie.
Stacey is higher in priority than Johnny.
Charles is higher in priority than Clarence.
Donna is higher in priority than Jonathan.
Domingo is higher in priority than Jennifer.
Michele is higher in priority than Karen.
Matthew is higher in priority than Kenneth.
Mary is higher in priority than Charles.
Emmanuel is higher in priority than Caroline.
Johnny is higher in priority than Gene.
Sally is higher in priority than Thomas.
Lorene is higher in priority than John.
Jonathan is higher in priority than Michele.
Julie is higher in priority than Emmanuel.
Marjorie is higher in priority than Alfred.
Alfred is higher in priority than Michael.
John is higher in priority than Mark.
Kenneth is higher in priority than Denisha.
Stephanie is higher in priority than Domingo.
Caroline is higher in priority than Donna.
Michael is higher in priority than Stacey.
Jennifer is higher in priority than Shawn.
Natalie is higher in priority than Julie.
Is Thomas higher in priority 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 32 tasks on a to-do list with different priorities.
Their names are ['Louis', 'Matthew', 'Kenneth', 'Denisha', 'Mary', 'Charles', 'Clarence', 'Marjorie', 'Alfred', 'Michael', 'Stacey', 'Johnny', 'Gene', 'Bruce', 'Stephanie', 'Domingo', 'Jennifer', 'Shawn', 'Lorene', 'John', 'Mark', 'Sonya', 'Natalie', 'Julie', 'Emmanuel', 'Caroline', 'Donna', 'Jonathan', 'Michele', 'Karen', 'Sally', 'Thomas'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Sonya is lower in priority than Mark.
Sally is lower in priority than Karen.
Denisha is lower in priority than Kenneth.
Julie is lower in priority than Natalie.
Emmanuel is lower in priority than Julie.
Gene is lower in priority than Johnny.
Karen is lower in priority than Michele.
Jennifer is lower in priority than Domingo.
Johnny is lower in priority than Stacey.
Kenneth is lower in priority than Matthew.
Matthew is lower in priority than Louis.
Marjorie is lower in priority than Clarence.
John is lower in priority than Lorene.
Mark is lower in priority than John.
Alfred is lower in priority than Marjorie.
Bruce is lower in priority than Gene.
Stacey is lower in priority than Michael.
Stephanie is lower in priority than Bruce.
Charles is lower in priority than Mary.
Mary is lower in priority than Denisha.
Caroline is lower in priority than Emmanuel.
Lorene is lower in priority than Shawn.
Domingo is lower in priority than Stephanie.
Michael is lower in priority than Alfred.
Jonathan is lower in priority than Donna.
Natalie is lower in priority than Sonya.
Clarence is lower in priority than Charles.
Michele is lower in priority than Jonathan.
Thomas is lower in priority than Sally.
Shawn is lower in priority than Jennifer.
Donna is lower in priority than Caroline.
Is Thomas higher in priority 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 4 objects stacked vertically.
Their names are ['Highlighter', 'Magnifier', 'Envelope', 'Tape Dispenser'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Magnifier is above Envelope.
Envelope is above Tape Dispenser.
Highlighter is above Magnifier.
Is Tape Dispenser above Highlighter? 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 ['Norma', 'Sean', 'Amy', 'Tamara', 'Velma', 'Crystal', 'Barbara', 'Breanna', 'Elaine', 'Elizabeth', 'Cheryl', 'Daniel', 'John', 'Cathleen', 'Christopher', 'Bernice'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
John is more senior than Cathleen.
Cathleen is more senior than Christopher.
Daniel is more senior than John.
Cheryl is more senior than Daniel.
Tamara is more senior than Velma.
Barbara is more senior than Breanna.
Breanna is more senior than Elaine.
Christopher is more senior than Bernice.
Amy is more senior than Tamara.
Elizabeth is more senior than Cheryl.
Velma is more senior than Crystal.
Elaine is more senior than Elizabeth.
Sean is more senior than Amy.
Norma is more senior than Sean.
Crystal is more senior than Barbara.
Is Norma more senior than Bernice? 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 ['Nathan', 'Micheal', 'Sherri', 'Wanda', 'Lisa', 'Joe', 'Mary', 'James', 'Monica', 'Evelyn', 'Willie', 'Vicki', 'Jose', 'Edith', 'Robert', 'Brigitte'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Mary is higher in priority than James.
Vicki is higher in priority than Jose.
Nathan is higher in priority than Micheal.
Evelyn is higher in priority than Willie.
Micheal is higher in priority than Sherri.
Edith is higher in priority than Robert.
Jose is higher in priority than Edith.
Willie is higher in priority than Vicki.
Lisa is higher in priority than Joe.
Sherri is higher in priority than Wanda.
Joe is higher in priority than Mary.
Monica is higher in priority than Evelyn.
Wanda is higher in priority than Lisa.
James is higher in priority than Monica.
Robert is higher in priority than Brigitte.
Is Nathan higher in priority than Brigitte? 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 ['Bettye', 'Sandra', 'David', 'Leslie', 'Ronald', 'James', 'Troy', 'Glenda', 'Jonathan', 'Shirley', 'Richard', 'John', 'Karen', 'Curtis', 'Christopher', 'Thomas'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
David is more senior than Leslie.
Richard is more senior than John.
Ronald is more senior than James.
Curtis is more senior than Christopher.
James is more senior than Troy.
Karen is more senior than Curtis.
Troy is more senior than Glenda.
Christopher is more senior than Thomas.
John is more senior than Karen.
Glenda is more senior than Jonathan.
Shirley is more senior than Richard.
Bettye is more senior than Sandra.
Jonathan is more senior than Shirley.
Sandra is more senior than David.
Leslie is more senior than Ronald.
Is Thomas more junior than Bettye? 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 ['Art', 'Justin', 'Mildred', 'Robert', 'Barbara', 'Kenneth', 'William', 'Hattie', 'Grover', 'Joseph', 'John', 'Daniel', 'Christina', 'Marie', 'Penny', 'Catherine'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Barbara is higher in priority than Kenneth.
Daniel is higher in priority than Christina.
Christina is higher in priority than Marie.
Robert is higher in priority than Barbara.
Penny is higher in priority than Catherine.
Joseph is higher in priority than John.
Mildred is higher in priority than Robert.
Marie is higher in priority than Penny.
Art is higher in priority than Justin.
John is higher in priority than Daniel.
Kenneth is higher in priority than William.
Grover is higher in priority than Joseph.
Hattie is higher in priority than Grover.
William is higher in priority than Hattie.
Justin is higher in priority than Mildred.
Is Art lower in priority than Catherine? 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 ['Jessica', 'Brock', 'Hector', 'James', 'Charles', 'Christian', 'Edith', 'Catherine'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Jessica is more senior than Brock.
Brock is more senior than Hector.
Edith is more junior than Christian.
Catherine is more junior than Edith.
Charles is more junior than James.
Christian is more junior than Charles.
Hector is more senior than James.
Is Catherine more junior than Jessica? 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 ['Michelle', 'Krystyna', 'Eloise', 'Roy', 'Silvia', 'Brian', 'Irving', 'Verda', 'Edwina', 'Deborah', 'John', 'Mary', 'Marta', 'Clarence', 'Samuel', 'Sharon'].
Their priority order can be described by the following set of rules:
Irving is lower in priority than Brian.
Roy is higher in priority than Silvia.
Krystyna is higher in priority than Eloise.
Eloise is higher in priority than Roy.
Mary is lower in priority than John.
Deborah is lower in priority than Edwina.
Verda is lower in priority than Irving.
Edwina is lower in priority than Verda.
Michelle is higher in priority than Krystyna.
Sharon is lower in priority than Samuel.
Samuel is lower in priority than Clarence.
Marta is lower in priority than Mary.
John is lower in priority than Deborah.
Brian is lower in priority than Silvia.
Clarence is lower in priority than Marta.
Is Sharon lower in priority 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 8 people standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Omar', 'Brian', 'Kenneth', 'Edward', 'Ryan', 'Danielle', 'Jose', 'Thomas'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Kenneth is closer to the exit than Edward.
Thomas is farther from the exit than Jose.
Danielle is farther from the exit than Ryan.
Omar is closer to the exit than Brian.
Brian is closer to the exit than Kenneth.
Ryan is farther from the exit than Edward.
Jose is farther from the exit than Danielle.
Is Thomas farther from the exit than Omar? 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 ['Stapler', 'Printer', 'Basket', 'Folder', 'Globe', 'Monitor', 'Crayon', 'Kettle'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Kettle is to the right of Crayon.
Printer is to the left of Basket.
Folder is to the right of Basket.
Crayon is to the right of Monitor.
Globe is to the right of Folder.
Stapler is to the left of Printer.
Monitor is to the right of Globe.
Is Kettle to the left of Stapler? 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 ['Tape Dispenser', 'Mirror', 'Saucer', 'Teapot', 'Hinge', 'Bell', 'Stapler', 'Paint Brush'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Paint Brush is below Stapler.
Tape Dispenser is above Mirror.
Mirror is above Saucer.
Teapot is above Hinge.
Saucer is above Teapot.
Hinge is above Bell.
Bell is above Stapler.
Is Tape Dispenser above Paint Brush? 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 ['Luz', 'Shannon', 'Eric', 'Heather', 'Alan', 'Toshia', 'Leon', 'Andrea'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Toshia is farther from the exit than Alan.
Alan is farther from the exit than Heather.
Andrea is farther from the exit than Leon.
Heather is farther from the exit than Eric.
Shannon is closer to the exit than Eric.
Leon is farther from the exit than Toshia.
Luz is closer to the exit than Shannon.
Is Luz farther from the exit than Andrea? 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 ['Jason', 'Esther', 'Dominic', 'Benito', 'Nancy', 'Jerry', 'Jenny', 'Rebecca'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Esther is more senior than Dominic.
Jenny is more senior than Rebecca.
Benito is more senior than Nancy.
Dominic is more senior than Benito.
Jerry is more senior than Jenny.
Jason is more senior than Esther.
Nancy is more senior than Jerry.
Is Jason more junior than Rebecca? 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 ['Jason', 'Neil', 'Claudio', 'Tyler', 'Kenneth', 'Elizabeth', 'Deborah', 'Mary', 'Charles', 'Johnathan', 'Diane', 'Barbara', 'Tessa', 'Susan', 'Tamie', 'Marshall', 'Daniel', 'Dana', 'Odessa', 'Jay', 'Emmie', 'Brenda', 'Jimmy', 'Debra', 'John', 'Christopher', 'Gail', 'Rose', 'Mildred', 'Kyle', 'James', 'Robert'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Christopher is more senior than Gail.
Jason is more senior than Neil.
Neil is more senior than Claudio.
Claudio is more senior than Tyler.
Deborah is more senior than Mary.
Elizabeth is more senior than Deborah.
Tessa is more senior than Susan.
Mildred is more senior than Kyle.
Marshall is more senior than Daniel.
Diane is more senior than Barbara.
Kyle is more senior than James.
Johnathan is more senior than Diane.
Barbara is more senior than Tessa.
Tamie is more senior than Marshall.
James is more senior than Robert.
Mary is more senior than Charles.
Kenneth is more senior than Elizabeth.
Emmie is more senior than Brenda.
Brenda is more senior than Jimmy.
Dana is more senior than Odessa.
Daniel is more senior than Dana.
Jay is more senior than Emmie.
Jimmy is more senior than Debra.
Charles is more senior than Johnathan.
Susan is more senior than Tamie.
Gail is more senior than Rose.
Odessa is more senior than Jay.
Debra is more senior than John.
John is more senior than Christopher.
Tyler is more senior than Kenneth.
Rose is more senior than Mildred.
Is Robert more senior than Jason? 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 standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Tiffany', 'Alphonso', 'Irene', 'Eric', 'Rudolph', 'Donald', 'Stacey', 'Rosa', 'Ryan', 'Cora', 'Colleen', 'Julius', 'Janet', 'Scott', 'Salvador', 'John'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Ryan is closer to the exit than Cora.
Salvador is closer to the exit than John.
Rudolph is closer to the exit than Donald.
Colleen is closer to the exit than Julius.
Eric is closer to the exit than Rudolph.
Rosa is closer to the exit than Ryan.
Irene is closer to the exit than Eric.
Janet is closer to the exit than Scott.
Scott is closer to the exit than Salvador.
Stacey is closer to the exit than Rosa.
Cora is closer to the exit than Colleen.
Donald is closer to the exit than Stacey.
Julius is closer to the exit than Janet.
Tiffany is closer to the exit than Alphonso.
Alphonso is closer to the exit than Irene.
Is Tiffany farther from the exit than John? 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 ['Tammy', 'Jennifer', 'Michael', 'Ada', 'Brian', 'Gary', 'George', 'Howard'].
Their arrival order can be described by the following set of rules:
Brian is earlier to arrive than Gary.
Jennifer is earlier to arrive than Michael.
Tammy is earlier to arrive than Jennifer.
Michael is earlier to arrive than Ada.
Ada is earlier to arrive than Brian.
Gary is earlier to arrive than George.
George is earlier to arrive than Howard.
Is Tammy later to arrive than Howard? 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 ['Saucer', 'Statue', 'Whisk', 'Tape Dispenser'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Whisk is to the left of Tape Dispenser.
Saucer is to the left of Statue.
Statue is to the left of Whisk.
Is Tape Dispenser to the left of Saucer? 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 ['Gavel', 'Candle', 'Platter', 'Spatula'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Spatula is below Platter.
Candle is above Platter.
Gavel is above Candle.
Is Spatula above 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 standing at different distances from an exit.
Their names are ['Weldon', 'Michelle', 'Justin', 'Diego', 'Nicole', 'Larry', 'Barbara', 'Irma', 'Dorthy', 'Stacey', 'Sybil', 'Patsy', 'Lisa', 'Ramona', 'Rodney', 'Sherman'].
Their distances from the exit can be described by the following set of rules:
Diego is closer to the exit than Nicole.
Nicole is closer to the exit than Larry.
Justin is closer to the exit than Diego.
Rodney is closer to the exit than Sherman.
Stacey is closer to the exit than Sybil.
Lisa is closer to the exit than Ramona.
Barbara is closer to the exit than Irma.
Dorthy is closer to the exit than Stacey.
Michelle is closer to the exit than Justin.
Ramona is closer to the exit than Rodney.
Irma is closer to the exit than Dorthy.
Sybil is closer to the exit than Patsy.
Patsy is closer to the exit than Lisa.
Larry is closer to the exit than Barbara.
Weldon is closer to the exit than Michelle.
Is Sherman closer to the exit than Weldon? 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 ['Gavel', 'Candle', 'Platter', 'Spatula'].
Their vertical arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Platter is above Spatula.
Candle is above Platter.
Gavel is above Candle.
Is Spatula above 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 8 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Mitzi', 'Kevin', 'Becky', 'Barbara', 'Elizabeth', 'Pamela', 'George', 'Lydia'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Barbara is more junior than Becky.
Kevin is more senior than Becky.
Pamela is more junior than Elizabeth.
George is more junior than Pamela.
Elizabeth is more junior than Barbara.
Mitzi is more senior than Kevin.
Lydia is more junior than George.
Is Lydia more senior than Mitzi? 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 employees at a company with different levels of seniority.
Their names are ['Jacqueline', 'Andrew', 'Gregory', 'Cora'].
Their seniority can be described by the following set of rules:
Gregory is more senior than Cora.
Jacqueline is more senior than Andrew.
Andrew is more senior than Gregory.
Is Cora more senior than Jacqueline? 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 arranged in a row.
Their names are ['Metronome', 'Screwdriver', 'Colander', 'Easel', 'Handle', 'Corkscrew', 'Whisk', 'Lantern', 'Chandelier', 'Mouse', 'Pencil Holder', 'Barometer', 'Gavel', 'Mug', 'Ruler', 'Glue Stick', 'Lamp', 'Monitor', 'Plate', 'Bookend', 'Hammer', 'Sharpener', 'Trophy', 'Binder', 'Calendar', 'Lunchbox', 'Ladle', 'Tuning Fork', 'Frame', 'Rack', 'Trivet', 'Hourglass', 'Mortar', 'Pestle', 'Magnifier', 'Marker', 'Bowl', 'Grater', 'Coaster', 'Pliers', 'Whistle', 'Scanner', 'Vase', 'Level', 'Wrench', 'Latch', 'Candle', 'Scissors', 'Nutcracker', 'Printer', 'Knob', 'Peeler', 'Notebook', 'Stamp', 'Clock', 'Mirror', 'Globe', 'Hinge', 'Bell', 'Funnel', 'Thermometer', 'Eraser', 'Teapot', 'Hook'].
Their arrangement can be described by the following set of rules:
Binder is to the left of Calendar.
Bowl is to the left of Grater.
Printer is to the left of Knob.
Coaster is to the left of Pliers.
Clock is to the left of Mirror.
Metronome is to the left of Screwdriver.
Mug is to the left of Ruler.
Wrench is to the left of Latch.
Ladle is to the left of Tuning Fork.
Scanner is to the left of Vase.
Funnel is to the left of Thermometer.
Chandelier is to the left of Mouse.
Hammer is to the left of Sharpener.
Hourglass is to the left of Mortar.
Trophy is to the left of Binder.
Easel is to the left of Handle.
Mortar is to the left of Pestle.
Eraser is to the left of Teapot.
Mouse is to the left of Pencil Holder.
Notebook is to the left of Stamp.
Nutcracker is to the left of Printer.
Grater is to the left of Coaster.
Gavel is to the left of Mug.
Barometer is to the left of Gavel.
Marker is to the left of Bowl.
Bookend is to the left of Hammer.
Whisk is to the left of Lantern.
Colander is to the left of Easel.
Lamp is to the left of Monitor.
Tuning Fork is to the left of Frame.
Pestle is to the left of Magnifier.
Candle is to the left of Scissors.
Hinge is to the left of Bell.
Glue Stick is to the left of Lamp.
Rack is to the left of Trivet.
Peeler is to the left of Notebook.
Lantern is to the left of Chandelier.
Teapot is to the left of Hook.
Level is to the left of Wrench.
Thermometer is to the left of Eraser.
Pliers is to the left of Whistle.
Mirror is to the left of Globe.
Sharpener is to the left of Trophy.
Calendar is to the left of Lunchbox.
Monitor is to the left of Plate.
Stamp is to the left of Clock.
Handle is to the left of Corkscrew.
Corkscrew is to the left of Whisk.
Ruler is to the left of Glue Stick.
Scissors is to the left of Nutcracker.
Trivet is to the left of Hourglass.
Plate is to the left of Bookend.
Latch is to the left of Candle.
Knob is to the left of Peeler.
Whistle is to the left of Scanner.
Lunchbox is to the left of Ladle.
Screwdriver is to the left of Colander.
Magnifier is to the left of Marker.
Globe is to the left of Hinge.
Bell is to the left of Funnel.
Pencil Holder is to the left of Barometer.
Vase is to the left of Level.
Frame is to the left of Rack.
Is Metronome to the right of Hook? Provide your answer only as yes or no. Answer:

[Assistant] no