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8,645
A little girl is hitting a ball off a tee
A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing
4.1
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing" Sentence 2: "A little girl is hitting a ball off a tee" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,646
A little girl is missing a baseball on a tee
A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing
3.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing" Sentence 2: "A little girl is missing a baseball on a tee" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,647
A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing
A girl is hitting a little tee with a baseball
3.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A girl is hitting a little tee with a baseball" Sentence 2: "A little girl in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,649
A little girl is hitting a baseball off a tee
A little boy in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing
3.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A little boy in a pink shirt is playing t-ball and taking a swing" Sentence 2: "A little girl is hitting a baseball off a tee" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,651
People are grouping at a stand at the fair
A group of people is gathering at a stand at the fair
4.8
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of people is gathering at a stand at the fair" Sentence 2: "People are grouping at a stand at the fair" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,656
A group of people is gathering at a stand at the fair
The people are running at a carnival
2.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "The people are running at a carnival" Sentence 2: "A group of people is gathering at a stand at the fair" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,657
People are grouping at a stand at the fair
The people are standing at a carnival
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "The people are standing at a carnival" Sentence 2: "People are grouping at a stand at the fair" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,663
Rollerbladers are rolling in formation down a hill
Rollerbladers are not rolling in formation down a hill
4.3
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Rollerbladers are not rolling in formation down a hill" Sentence 2: "Rollerbladers are rolling in formation down a hill" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,664
Rollerbladers are running in formation down a hill
A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street
3.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street" Sentence 2: "Rollerbladers are running in formation down a hill" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,665
Rollerbladers are not rolling in formation down a hill
A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street
3.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street" Sentence 2: "Rollerbladers are not rolling in formation down a hill" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,668
Rollerbladers are rolling in formation down a hill
A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street
3.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of rollerbladers is lining up on the street" Sentence 2: "Rollerbladers are rolling in formation down a hill" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,669
A woman is marching with a pair of dogs
A woman is walking with a pair of dogs
4.4
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman is walking with a pair of dogs" Sentence 2: "A woman is marching with a pair of dogs" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,674
A woman is marching with a pair of dogs
A woman is showing a dog with very short hair at a dog show
2.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman is showing a dog with very short hair at a dog show" Sentence 2: "A woman is marching with a pair of dogs" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,675
A woman is walking with a pair of dogs
A woman is showing a dog with very long hair at a dog show
2.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman is showing a dog with very long hair at a dog show" Sentence 2: "A woman is walking with a pair of dogs" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,676
A woman is standing with a pair of dogs
A woman is showing a dog with very long hair at a dog show
3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman is showing a dog with very long hair at a dog show" Sentence 2: "A woman is standing with a pair of dogs" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,679
A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp
No skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp
3.3
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "No skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp" Sentence 2: "A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,680
A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing acrobatics on a rail
A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail
4.6
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail" Sentence 2: "A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing acrobatics on a rail" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,683
A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp
A woman dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail
3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail" Sentence 2: "A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,684
A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail
A skateboarder is jumping off a ramp
3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A skateboarder is jumping off a ramp" Sentence 2: "A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,685
No skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp
A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail
2.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail" Sentence 2: "No skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,686
A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail
A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp
2.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A skateboarder is making a jump off a ramp" Sentence 2: "A man dressed in black is wearing inline skates and performing a trick on a rail" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,689
Three children are running down a grassy hillside
Three children are running down a hillside covered by grass
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three children are running down a hillside covered by grass" Sentence 2: "Three children are running down a grassy hillside" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,690
Three children are running up a grassy hillside
Three children are running down a grassy hillside
4.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three children are running down a grassy hillside" Sentence 2: "Three children are running up a grassy hillside" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,691
Three children are running down a hillside covered by grass
Three children are running down hill
4.3
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three children are running down hill" Sentence 2: "Three children are running down a hillside covered by grass" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,692
Three children are running down hill
Three children are running up a grassy hillside
3.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three children are running up a grassy hillside" Sentence 2: "Three children are running down hill" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,696
A black and orange bird is standing on the lawn
A black and orange bird is standing in the grass
4.6
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A black and orange bird is standing in the grass" Sentence 2: "A black and orange bird is standing on the lawn" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,697
A black and orange bird is standing in the grass
A black and orange bird is not standing in the grass
3.4
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A black and orange bird is not standing in the grass" Sentence 2: "A black and orange bird is standing in the grass" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,699
A white bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass
A black bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass
3.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A black bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass" Sentence 2: "A white bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,702
A black and orange bird is standing on the lawn
A black bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A black bird with a yellow beak is standing in the green grass" Sentence 2: "A black and orange bird is standing on the lawn" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,705
A shirtless man is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park
A shirtless person is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park
4.6
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A shirtless person is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park" Sentence 2: "A shirtless man is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,708
A man with a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman
A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman
4.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman" Sentence 2: "A man with a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,709
A shirtless man is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park
A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread near a woman
4.1
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread near a woman" Sentence 2: "A shirtless man is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,712
A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman
A shirtless woman is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park
2.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A shirtless woman is posing with a girl who is hiking in a park" Sentence 2: "A man without a shirt is posing with the arms spread next to a woman" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,716
Two white puppies are playing near a pool
Two white puppies are playing near water
4.4
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two white puppies are playing near water" Sentence 2: "Two white puppies are playing near a pool" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,719
Two white dogs are running together
Two black puppies are playing near a pool
1.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two black puppies are playing near a pool" Sentence 2: "Two white dogs are running together" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,724
A group of people are not standing around a sound mixing table
A group of people are standing around a sound mixing table
3.1
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of people are standing around a sound mixing table" Sentence 2: "A group of people are not standing around a sound mixing table" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,728
A group of people are standing around a sound mixing table
A group of people are not looking at sound equipment
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A group of people are not looking at sound equipment" Sentence 2: "A group of people are standing around a sound mixing table" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,738
A young couple is sleeping in bed
A young couple is lying on a bed together
4.1
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young couple is lying on a bed together" Sentence 2: "A young couple is sleeping in bed" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,739
A young couple is lying on a bed together
A young couple is not lying in bed
3.7
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young couple is not lying in bed" Sentence 2: "A young couple is lying on a bed together" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,741
Three men are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river
Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river
4.5
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river" Sentence 2: "Three men are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,742
Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river
Three people are walking across a rope and steel bridge over a river
4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three people are walking across a rope and steel bridge over a river" Sentence 2: "Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,743
People are crossing a rope bridge over a rocky stream
People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream" Sentence 2: "People are crossing a rope bridge over a rocky stream" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,746
Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river
People are not walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream
3.285
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "People are not walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream" Sentence 2: "Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,748
Three people are walking across a rope and steel bridge over a river
People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream
3.6
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream" Sentence 2: "Three people are walking across a rope and steel bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,749
People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream
Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river
4.35
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three people are walking across a rope and wood bridge over a river" Sentence 2: "People are walking across a rope bridge over a rocky stream" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,750
Four people are walking on a bridge over a river
Four people are walking on a bridge over a body of water
4.6
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Four people are walking on a bridge over a body of water" Sentence 2: "Four people are walking on a bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,751
Four people are walking on a bridge over a body of water
Four people are sitting on a bridge over a body of water
4.1
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Four people are sitting on a bridge over a body of water" Sentence 2: "Four people are walking on a bridge over a body of water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,753
Several people are walking in line across a bridge
Several people are not walking in line across a bridge
3.8
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Several people are not walking in line across a bridge" Sentence 2: "Several people are walking in line across a bridge" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,756
Four people are walking on a bridge over a river
Several people are walking in line across a bridge
3.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Several people are walking in line across a bridge" Sentence 2: "Four people are walking on a bridge over a river" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,757
Four people are sitting on a bridge over a body of water
Several people are walking in line across a bridge
3.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Several people are walking in line across a bridge" Sentence 2: "Four people are sitting on a bridge over a body of water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,759
A young boy is jumping into water
A young kid is jumping into water
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young kid is jumping into water" Sentence 2: "A young boy is jumping into water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,760
A young boy is jumping out of the water
A young boy is jumping into water
3.5
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young boy is jumping into water" Sentence 2: "A young boy is jumping out of the water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,766
A young boy is jumping out of the water
A child is wearing a yellow jacket and is jumping down from a rock
2.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A child is wearing a yellow jacket and is jumping down from a rock" Sentence 2: "A young boy is jumping out of the water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,767
A child is wearing a yellow jacket and is jumping down from a rock
A young boy is jumping into water
2.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young boy is jumping into water" Sentence 2: "A child is wearing a yellow jacket and is jumping down from a rock" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,768
The young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk
A young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk" Sentence 2: "The young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,775
No young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk
A toddler is riding a plastic scooter toy
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A toddler is riding a plastic scooter toy" Sentence 2: "No young child is riding a three wheeled scooter down the sidewalk" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,777
Three men are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars
Three hikers are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars
4.4
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three hikers are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars" Sentence 2: "Three men are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "nei...
entailing
8,779
Three men are lying on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky
Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky
4.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky" Sentence 2: "Three men are lying on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,781
Three men are lying on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky
Three hikers are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars
3.1
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three hikers are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars" Sentence 2: "Three men are lying on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,783
Three men are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars
Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky" Sentence 2: "Three men are sitting on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,784
Three hikers are standing on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars
Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Three men are sitting on a hill and looking at the mountains and sky" Sentence 2: "Three hikers are standing on a mountainside and looking at the view with a pair of binoculars" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,787
A girl is skipping rope in a park
A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk
4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk" Sentence 2: "A girl is skipping rope in a park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,790
A young girl is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage
A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk
4.1
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk" Sentence 2: "A young girl is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,791
A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk
A boy is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage
3.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A boy is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage" Sentence 2: "A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,794
A girl is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage
A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk
4.3
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A girl is skipping rope on a sidewalk" Sentence 2: "A girl is jumping rope on a sidewalk near a parking garage" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,796
People are clustered around a bonfire at night
People are clustered around a bonfire at morning
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "People are clustered around a bonfire at morning" Sentence 2: "People are clustered around a bonfire at night" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,800
No people is sitting around a fire at night
People are clustered around a bonfire at night
3.9
2CONTRADICTION
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "People are clustered around a bonfire at night" Sentence 2: "No people is sitting around a fire at night" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
contradicting
8,801
People are sitting around a bonfire at night
Several people are sitting around a fire at night
4.3
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Several people are sitting around a fire at night" Sentence 2: "People are sitting around a bonfire at night" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,805
A white dog is standing in a lake
A brown dog is standing in a lake
3.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A brown dog is standing in a lake" Sentence 2: "A white dog is standing in a lake" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,813
Two dogs are running through the park
Two animals are running through the park
4.5
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two animals are running through the park" Sentence 2: "Two dogs are running through the park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,814
Two dogs are running through the beach
Two dogs are running through the park
3.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two dogs are running through the park" Sentence 2: "Two dogs are running through the beach" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,815
Two dogs are running quickly through the park
Two dogs are running quickly through a park
5
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two dogs are running quickly through a park" Sentence 2: "Two dogs are running quickly through the park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,816
Two dogs are walking slowly through a park
Two dogs are running quickly through a park
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two dogs are running quickly through a park" Sentence 2: "Two dogs are walking slowly through a park" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,822
A boy is speeding down a steep slide
A kid is speeding down a steep slide
4.8
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A kid is speeding down a steep slide" Sentence 2: "A boy is speeding down a steep slide" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,823
A girl is speeding down a steep slide
A boy is speeding down a steep slide
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A boy is speeding down a steep slide" Sentence 2: "A girl is speeding down a steep slide" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,830
A boy is speeding down a steep slide
A boy is wearing all black and is sliding down a blow up yellow slide
3.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A boy is wearing all black and is sliding down a blow up yellow slide" Sentence 2: "A boy is speeding down a steep slide" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,834
A man with a white moustache is sitting on a balcony and is looking at the road below
A man with a white moustache is standing on a balcony and is looking at the road below
4.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man with a white moustache is standing on a balcony and is looking at the road below" Sentence 2: "A man with a white moustache is sitting on a balcony and is looking at the road below" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,836
A man with a white moustache is sitting on a balcony and is looking at the road below
A man is leaning on the ledge of a balcony
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man is leaning on the ledge of a balcony" Sentence 2: "A man with a white moustache is sitting on a balcony and is looking at the road below" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,838
A woman is leaning on the ledge of a balcony
A man with a white moustache is standing on a balcony and is looking at the road below
2.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man with a white moustache is standing on a balcony and is looking at the road below" Sentence 2: "A woman is leaning on the ledge of a balcony" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,842
A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is quickly running
A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast" Sentence 2: "A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is quickly running " Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,844
A small white dog is running across a lawn
A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is quickly running
2.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is quickly running " Sentence 2: "A small white dog is running across a lawn" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,846
A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast
A small white dog is running in a lawn
2.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A small white dog is running in a lawn" Sentence 2: "A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,848
A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast
A small white dog is running across a lawn
3.4
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A small white dog is running across a lawn" Sentence 2: "A brown and white dog with a brown and black bandanna is running very fast" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,852
A black dog on a leash is walking in the water
A white dog on a leash is walking in the water
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A white dog on a leash is walking in the water" Sentence 2: "A black dog on a leash is walking in the water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,854
A white dog on a leash is walking in the water
The dog is on a leash and is walking out of the water
3.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "The dog is on a leash and is walking out of the water" Sentence 2: "A white dog on a leash is walking in the water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,856
A black dog on a leash is walking in the water
The dog is on a leash and is walking in the water
4.3
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "The dog is on a leash and is walking in the water" Sentence 2: "A black dog on a leash is walking in the water" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,858
A red sled is being held by a little girl in a green coat and a boy walking in the snow
A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow
4.2
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow" Sentence 2: "A red sled is being held by a little girl in a green coat and a boy walking in the snow" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,859
A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow
A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are lying in the snow
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are lying in the snow" Sentence 2: "A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,862
A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow
A child is wearing a coat and is carrying a red sled near a child in a green and black coat
3.8
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A child is wearing a coat and is carrying a red sled near a child in a green and black coat" Sentence 2: "A little girl in a green coat and a boy holding a red sled are walking in the snow" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,867
A boy is sitting on the ground
A toddler is sitting down
3.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A toddler is sitting down" Sentence 2: "A boy is sitting on the ground" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,869
A boy is sitting in a seat
A toddler is sitting in a seat
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A toddler is sitting in a seat" Sentence 2: "A boy is sitting in a seat" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,873
A boy is sitting on the ground
A boy is sitting in a seat
3.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A boy is sitting in a seat" Sentence 2: "A boy is sitting on the ground" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,875
A boy is sitting in a seat
A toddler is sitting down
4.2
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A toddler is sitting down" Sentence 2: "A boy is sitting in a seat" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,876
A dog is catching a black frisbee
A dog is biting a black frisbee
4.1
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A dog is biting a black frisbee" Sentence 2: "A dog is catching a black frisbee" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,878
A large wet yellow dog is retrieving a toy
A large wet yellow dog is holding a toy
4.3
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A large wet yellow dog is holding a toy" Sentence 2: "A large wet yellow dog is retrieving a toy" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,879
A large wet yellow dog is retrieving a toy
A large wet yellow cat is retrieving a toy
2.9
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A large wet yellow cat is retrieving a toy" Sentence 2: "A large wet yellow dog is retrieving a toy" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,888
A man is walking in a city street
A woman is walking in a city street
3.5
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A woman is walking in a city street" Sentence 2: "A man is walking in a city street" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,892
A woman is walking in a city street
A man is wearing a long black jacket and a brown hat and is walking past a park with a lot of blooming trees
1.6
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "A man is wearing a long black jacket and a brown hat and is walking past a park with a lot of blooming trees" Sentence 2: "A woman is walking in a city street" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither
8,894
Two people are riding motorbikes
Motorbikes are being ridden by two people
4.9
1ENTAILMENT
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Motorbikes are being ridden by two people" Sentence 2: "Two people are riding motorbikes" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
entailing
8,901
Dirt bikers are riding on a trail
Two people are not riding motorbikes
2.7
0NEUTRAL
entailing_or_contradicting
Sentence 1: "{{hypothesis}}" Sentence 2: "{{premise}}" Are the two sentences {{answer_choices[1]}} or {{answer_choices[2]}} each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "{{answer_choices[0]}}". ||| {{answer_choices[entailment_judgment]}}
Sentence 1: "Two people are not riding motorbikes" Sentence 2: "Dirt bikers are riding on a trail" Are the two sentences entailing or contradicting each other? If none of these options are valid, answer "neither".
neither