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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: Bob is cold. Bob is blue. Red, cold people are round. Bob is quiet. Bob is red. Bob is young. Bob is furry. Bob is round. Question: Bob is blue.
| Solution: True | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
TASK DEFINITION: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The tiger likes the cat. The dog likes the tiger. If something is round and rough then it is not red. If the dog likes the cat and the cat likes the dog then the dog is green. The cat visits the dog. If the dog is not green then the dog visits the cat. Question: The cat visits the dog.
SOLUTION: True
PROBLEM: Paragraph: If something likes the bald eagle and it likes the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. If something likes the bald eagle then the bald eagle chases the squirrel. If something needs the bald eagle then the bald eagle chases the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. The squirrel likes the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle is not rough.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The bear is rough. The bear needs the cow. The cow needs the bear. The bear chases the cow. The cow is not round. The cow is not rough. The cow chases the bear. The bear is not red. The cow is not green. The bear is green. The cow is young. The bear is young. If the bear is red and someone does not like the bear then the bear needs the cow. The bear does not like the cow. The cow likes the bear. The cow is red. If someone does not like the bear and they do not need the cow then the bear chases the cow. Question: The cow is not round.
SOLUTION: | True
| 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Gary is not red. Gary is rough. If something is big and nice then it is kind. Gary is white. Question: Gary is not rough.
False
Paragraph: Bob is rough. If someone is kind and red then they are rough. Bob is white. Bob is round. If someone is young then they are red. Bob is young. Bob is green. Bob is red. Bob is kind. Question: Bob is red.
True
Paragraph: Harry is young. Bob is young. Bob is red. Harry is blue. Bob is blue. Harry is round. Harry is red. Bob is furry. Harry is furry. Bob is rough. Bob is smart. If Harry is rough and Harry is smart then Harry is round. Harry is rough. Harry is smart. Bob is round. Question: Bob is not furry.
| False
| 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Part 1. Definition
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Part 2. Example
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Answer: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Part 3. Exercise
Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is furry.
Answer: | True | 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: If someone is blue then they are young. The lion is rough. The lion is kind. The lion is young. If someone is rough and cold then they are blue. If the lion is kind and the lion is young then the lion is rough. Cold people are young. If the lion is rough then the lion is young. If someone is young then they are kind. The lion is cold. If someone is kind then they are rough. Rough, young people are kind. The lion is blue. Question: The lion is cold.
A: | True | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Part 1. Definition
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Part 2. Example
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Answer: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Part 3. Exercise
Paragraph: Erin is rough. Erin is smart. Erin is nice. Quiet things are smart. If Charlie is furry then Charlie is white. Charlie is furry. Fiona is nice. Fiona is furry. Charlie is quiet. Question: Fiona is not furry.
Answer: | False | 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: Anne is young. Gary is cold. Anne is round. Green people are smart. Round, cold people are young. Gary is green. Anne is kind. Anne is red. Gary is kind. Anne is smart. Gary is round. Gary is young. Gary is smart. Gary is red. Anne is green. Anne is cold. Question: Anne is round.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: The bald eagle does not eat the lion. If something sees the lion and the lion is nice then it is not green. The dog eats the bald eagle. The mouse is green. The lion does not chase the bald eagle. The dog is nice. The bald eagle does not see the mouse. The lion is green. The dog eats the lion. The lion does not see the bald eagle. The bald eagle sees the lion. The bald eagle eats the dog. The lion sees the mouse. The dog chases the mouse. The dog does not see the bald eagle. The dog sees the mouse. Question: The bald eagle eats the dog.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: Erin is rough. Erin is smart. Erin is nice. Quiet things are smart. If Charlie is furry then Charlie is white. Charlie is furry. Fiona is nice. Fiona is furry. Charlie is quiet. Question: Fiona is not furry.
answer:
| False
| 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Ex Input:
Paragraph: Fiona is cold. If someone is nice then they are cold. All smart, quiet people are round. If someone is round then they are cold. Harry is nice. Erin is cold. Harry is quiet. All round, big people are cold. Harry is green. Erin is smart. Dave is green. Green people are quiet. Harry is round. Nice, green people are quiet. Fiona is nice. If someone is round then they are cold. Erin is big. If Harry is quiet and Harry is nice then Harry is green. Dave is nice. Erin is green. Question: Dave is green.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: If something is cold and it likes the cat then the cat eats the bear. If something likes the cat and the cat is not young then it is kind. If something is big then it does not eat the bear. The bear eats the cat. If something is nice then it eats the bear. The squirrel likes the cat. The cat likes the squirrel. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel is young. If something likes the squirrel and the squirrel eats the cat then the cat does not like the bear. Question: The cat does not like the squirrel.
Ex Output:
False
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The dog does not need the lion. The lion is red. The dog is not red. The lion is cold. The lion is blue. The dog is green. If the lion is blue and the lion is cold then the lion eats the dog. The dog eats the lion. The dog likes the lion. If the lion eats the dog and the lion is not rough then the lion needs the dog. The dog is not cold. The lion does not like the dog. The dog is rough. The lion needs the dog. The dog is blue. The lion is green. The lion eats the dog. The lion is not rough. Question: The lion is blue.
Ex Output:
| True
| 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is quiet. Harry is young. If someone is not kind then they are cold. Bob is young. Fiona is white. Question: Harry is young.
True
Paragraph: The bald eagle is red. The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle is rough. If someone is not rough and not cold then they are not red. If someone is cold then they are rough. All blue people are red. If the bald eagle is rough and the bald eagle is not kind then the bald eagle is cold. If someone is blue and red then they are cold. The bald eagle is cold. Rough people are cold. If the bald eagle is cold and the bald eagle is blue then the bald eagle is rough. The bald eagle is blue. If someone is red and not blue then they are cold. Question: The bald eagle is blue.
True
Paragraph: The mouse is cold. The mouse is big. If someone is big then they are kind. Green people are cold. If someone is green and red then they are big. If the mouse is green then the mouse is red. The mouse is green. All cold, kind people are red. The mouse is red. The mouse is kind. If someone is big then they are kind. If someone is green then they are cold. If someone is big and green then they are kind. Question: The mouse is kind.
| True
| 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Why? From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input: Paragraph: The mouse is cold. The mouse is big. If someone is big then they are kind. Green people are cold. If someone is green and red then they are big. If the mouse is green then the mouse is red. The mouse is green. All cold, kind people are red. The mouse is red. The mouse is kind. If someone is big then they are kind. If someone is green then they are cold. If someone is big and green then they are kind. Question: The mouse is kind.
Solution: | True | 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: The bald eagle visits the mouse. The mouse sees the bald eagle. If someone visits the bald eagle and the bald eagle is big then the bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. If someone sees the mouse and the mouse sees the bald eagle then they are rough. Question: The mouse does not like the bald eagle.
Solution: | False | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: If Harry is cold and Harry is nice then Harry is rough. Dave is blue. If someone is nice then they are blue. Harry is round. All rough people are cold. All cold, rough people are nice. Nice people are white. Blue people are cold. Erin is cold. Rough, cold people are red. If someone is cold and round then they are nice. Anne is blue. Question: Harry is not round.
answer:
False
question:
Paragraph: The cat is cold. If someone is big and not cold then they are rough. The cat is big. If someone is young and not red then they are rough. The cat is red. The cat is not young. The cat is not rough. If someone is cold then they are red. Question: The cat is not big.
answer:
False
question:
Paragraph: The bald eagle visits the mouse. The mouse sees the bald eagle. If someone visits the bald eagle and the bald eagle is big then the bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. If someone sees the mouse and the mouse sees the bald eagle then they are rough. Question: The mouse does not like the bald eagle.
answer:
| False
| 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example is below.
Q: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
A: True
Rationale: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: Gary is not furry. Bob is big. Harry is young. Fiona is furry. If something is big and furry then it is not quiet. If something is cold and not furry then it is young. Gary is nice. Harry is not furry. Gary is quiet. Gary is blue. If something is not blue then it is nice. Gary is young. Fiona is not cold. Gary is big. Bob is blue. Gary is cold. Harry is blue. Harry is not quiet. Bob is nice. Question: Gary is not furry.
A: | True | 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example Input: Paragraph: The tiger is not kind. The cow is red. The cow does not chase the tiger. The bear is round. If something is rough and it visits the bear then the bear needs the cow. The tiger chases the cow. The tiger is rough. The tiger does not need the cow. The tiger is round. The bear chases the tiger. If something visits the bear then it is red. The bear is kind. If something visits the cow then it visits the bear. The bear needs the tiger. The tiger visits the cow. The bear is nice. The tiger is nice. The cow chases the bear. Question: The tiger chases the cow.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: Bob is rough. If someone is kind and red then they are rough. Bob is white. Bob is round. If someone is young then they are red. Bob is young. Bob is green. Bob is red. Bob is kind. Question: Bob is red.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: Bob is not white. If Erin is white then Erin is not rough. Bob is kind. Anne is red. Erin is quiet. Charlie is kind. Erin is rough. Anne is blue. Charlie is blue. Bob is red. Charlie is rough. Question: Erin is rough.
Example Output: | True
| 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If someone is green then they are kind. If someone is blue then they are not green. If the cat is cold and the cat is not kind then the cat is blue. All cold, green people are not kind. If someone is kind then they are not cold. If the cat is kind then the cat is blue. The cat is blue. If someone is not round then they are not cold. If someone is not blue then they are not round. Question: The cat is blue.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If someone visits the mouse then the mouse is young. The tiger is young. The squirrel sees the mouse. The mouse needs the squirrel. The rabbit visits the mouse. The squirrel sees the tiger. The tiger needs the mouse. The mouse sees the rabbit. The squirrel is red. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the rabbit then the rabbit sees the tiger. If someone visits the mouse and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the tiger. The mouse is young. The squirrel is young. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel visits the rabbit. The rabbit needs the squirrel. The rabbit needs the mouse. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the tiger then they need the tiger. If the mouse is young then the mouse visits the tiger. The squirrel sees the rabbit. The tiger is kind. If someone is red and big then they see the tiger. Question: The squirrel does not see the mouse.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: The dog does not need the lion. The lion is red. The dog is not red. The lion is cold. The lion is blue. The dog is green. If the lion is blue and the lion is cold then the lion eats the dog. The dog eats the lion. The dog likes the lion. If the lion eats the dog and the lion is not rough then the lion needs the dog. The dog is not cold. The lion does not like the dog. The dog is rough. The lion needs the dog. The dog is blue. The lion is green. The lion eats the dog. The lion is not rough. Question: The dog is not blue.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: The bald eagle is green. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The bald eagle is young. The bald eagle needs the bear. The cat is red. The cat needs the bald eagle. The bear is big. The bald eagle likes the cat. The mouse is green. The bear likes the mouse. The bear visits the mouse. The bald eagle is red. The cat is nice. The mouse needs the bear. The mouse likes the cat. If the cat likes the bald eagle then the bald eagle visits the cat. Question: The bald eagle is red.
| Output: True
| 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example Input: Paragraph: Fiona is white. If someone is red then they are blue. Fiona is green. Fiona is round. If someone is blue and round then they are young. Fiona is blue. Fiona is young. All nice people are young. Nice people are blue. Fiona is red. Young people are green. If Fiona is blue then Fiona is nice. Fiona is nice. Question: Fiona is round.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle chases the squirrel. The squirrel is rough. If something chases the squirrel then the squirrel is kind. The bald eagle needs the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. The squirrel eats the bald eagle. The bald eagle eats the squirrel. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is big. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle is big. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is round. The squirrel chases the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle is not round.
Example Output: False
Example Input: Paragraph: The rabbit visits the cat. If the bear visits the cat then the cat is red. The cat is cold. If someone sees the cat and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the bear. The cat sees the bear. If someone visits the rabbit and they see the rabbit then the rabbit sees the bear. The rabbit sees the cat. The bear chases the cat. The cat chases the bear. The rabbit is red. The bear is young. The rabbit is nice. The bear chases the rabbit. The bear visits the rabbit. If someone visits the rabbit then they are red. The cat is blue. If someone chases the rabbit then the rabbit is young. The bear is red. If someone visits the bear and they visit the rabbit then the bear sees the cat. The rabbit sees the bear. If someone chases the rabbit and they are blue then they are young. The rabbit chases the cat. The cat is red. If someone visits the bear and the bear is cold then they see the rabbit. Question: The bear is red.
Example Output: | True
| 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Why? From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input: Paragraph: The bald eagle chases the tiger. The tiger chases the bald eagle. The dog visits the tiger. The dog is rough. The tiger visits the dog. The bald eagle is kind. The tiger likes the bald eagle. If the dog is round and the dog is kind then the dog visits the tiger. If something is kind then it visits the bald eagle. Question: The tiger does not like the bald eagle.
Solution: | False | 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example is below.
Q: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
A: True
Rationale: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: Fiona is nice. Cold, white things are young. All rough things are red. Dave is nice. Fiona is white. Question: Dave is not nice.
A: | False | 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given the task definition, example input & output, solve the new input case.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Output: True
From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input case for you: Paragraph: The tiger is not kind. The cow is red. The cow does not chase the tiger. The bear is round. If something is rough and it visits the bear then the bear needs the cow. The tiger chases the cow. The tiger is rough. The tiger does not need the cow. The tiger is round. The bear chases the tiger. If something visits the bear then it is red. The bear is kind. If something visits the cow then it visits the bear. The bear needs the tiger. The tiger visits the cow. The bear is nice. The tiger is nice. The cow chases the bear. Question: The tiger is kind.
Output: | False | 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
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Question: Paragraph: The bear is nice. The bear is not young. If the bear is red then the bear is round. All rough, young people are red. The bear is round. The bear is red. The bear is rough. If the bear is nice then the bear is not young. If the bear is young then the bear is not red. If the bear is round then the bear is rough. If someone is round and not young then they are nice. All round, nice people are not young. If the bear is rough and the bear is red then the bear is nice. Question: The bear is rough.
Answer: True
Question: Paragraph: Round people are not nice. If someone is round and not kind then they are green. Anne is green. Fiona is not rough. If someone is nice and not blue then they are green. Erin is blue. Fiona is not round. Anne is not nice. If someone is round and not kind then they are blue. Erin is rough. Erin is green. Erin is smart. Anne is not kind. If Erin is rough and Erin is nice then Erin is smart. Round, green people are not rough. Anne is blue. Question: Fiona is rough.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: The rabbit visits the cat. If the bear visits the cat then the cat is red. The cat is cold. If someone sees the cat and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the bear. The cat sees the bear. If someone visits the rabbit and they see the rabbit then the rabbit sees the bear. The rabbit sees the cat. The bear chases the cat. The cat chases the bear. The rabbit is red. The bear is young. The rabbit is nice. The bear chases the rabbit. The bear visits the rabbit. If someone visits the rabbit then they are red. The cat is blue. If someone chases the rabbit then the rabbit is young. The bear is red. If someone visits the bear and they visit the rabbit then the bear sees the cat. The rabbit sees the bear. If someone chases the rabbit and they are blue then they are young. The rabbit chases the cat. The cat is red. If someone visits the bear and the bear is cold then they see the rabbit. Question: The cat is not blue.
Answer: | False
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Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: All nice, blue things are white. Charlie is green. If Dave is blue and Dave is furry then Dave is red. Fiona is blue. Dave is nice. Question: Charlie is not green.
Solution: | False | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given the task definition, example input & output, solve the new input case.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Output: True
From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input case for you: Paragraph: The rabbit likes the lion. The dog likes the bear. The lion eats the bear. If someone does not like the bear and they do not eat the lion then the bear does not visit the lion. The bear visits the rabbit. Question: The rabbit likes the lion.
Output: | True | 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[Q]: Paragraph: Erin is rough. Erin is smart. Erin is nice. Quiet things are smart. If Charlie is furry then Charlie is white. Charlie is furry. Fiona is nice. Fiona is furry. Charlie is quiet. Question: Charlie is furry.
[A]: True
[Q]: Paragraph: If Dave is nice and Dave is blue then Dave is round. Dave is kind. Harry is not furry. Dave is blue. If something is kind and not red then it is quiet. All furry things are blue. If something is nice and red then it is kind. Dave is red. Bob is round. Harry is red. If something is kind and not furry then it is blue. Harry is nice. Harry is kind. Bob is not nice. If something is furry and not nice then it is red. Bob is kind. Harry is round. Bob is blue. Bob is furry. Dave is round. Bob is red. Question: Bob is nice.
[A]: False
[Q]: Paragraph: The tiger likes the cat. The dog likes the tiger. If something is round and rough then it is not red. If the dog likes the cat and the cat likes the dog then the dog is green. The cat visits the dog. If the dog is not green then the dog visits the cat. Question: The cat visits the dog.
[A]: | True
| 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is not red.
| Solution: False | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given the task definition, example input & output, solve the new input case.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Output: True
From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input case for you: Paragraph: Harry is nice. Harry is rough. Harry is cold. Harry is furry. Harry is blue. Harry is big. Harry is young. If Harry is big then Harry is furry. All nice people are big. Question: Harry is not nice.
Output: | False | 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: If something needs the squirrel and it eats the squirrel then the squirrel does not see the bald eagle. The tiger does not eat the squirrel. The bald eagle needs the tiger. If something is green and it does not need the bald eagle then the bald eagle sees the squirrel. If something needs the squirrel and it does not need the bald eagle then it does not see the tiger. If something does not see the tiger then the tiger sees the squirrel. The squirrel is green. If something eats the tiger then it eats the squirrel. If something eats the tiger and it eats the squirrel then the tiger eats the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle needs the tiger.
True
Paragraph: If something is not round then it is nice. The dog is young. If something is round and not young then it is not rough. If something is rough and not young then it is red. If something is rough and nice then it is not round. The dog is not nice. All round things are rough. The dog is rough. The dog is red. The dog is round. If something is young and not rough then it is red. Question: The dog is rough.
True
Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is not red.
| False
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TASK DEFINITION: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
PROBLEM: Paragraph: All young, cold things are rough. If something is furry then it is young. If something is cold and rough then it is smart. If something is furry and smart then it is round. Erin is green. All green things are rough. Bob is cold. All young, green things are round. Anne is furry. Charlie is rough. All cold things are rough. All round, young things are furry. Question: Bob is not cold.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The mouse is not round. The squirrel needs the lion. The mouse is cold. If something is kind then it chases the cat. The squirrel likes the mouse. The lion chases the mouse. The lion chases the squirrel. The mouse needs the cat. The mouse does not like the lion. The squirrel needs the mouse. The cat does not like the squirrel. If something chases the cat and it needs the mouse then the cat likes the squirrel. If something is not young then it needs the squirrel. If something chases the cat then the cat does not chase the mouse. If something needs the lion then the lion needs the cat. The lion needs the cat. The mouse needs the squirrel. If something likes the cat then the cat is young. The cat needs the squirrel. The cat needs the mouse. The lion does not like the mouse. Question: The squirrel does not like the mouse.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: Harry is nice. Harry is rough. Harry is cold. Harry is furry. Harry is blue. Harry is big. Harry is young. If Harry is big then Harry is furry. All nice people are big. Question: Harry is not nice.
SOLUTION: | False
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If Dave is nice and Dave is blue then Dave is round. Dave is kind. Harry is not furry. Dave is blue. If something is kind and not red then it is quiet. All furry things are blue. If something is nice and red then it is kind. Dave is red. Bob is round. Harry is red. If something is kind and not furry then it is blue. Harry is nice. Harry is kind. Bob is not nice. If something is furry and not nice then it is red. Bob is kind. Harry is round. Bob is blue. Bob is furry. Dave is round. Bob is red. Question: Bob is nice.
| Solution: False | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is not white.
Solution: | False | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Q: Paragraph: The tiger eats the bald eagle. The bear visits the lion. The bald eagle is nice. The tiger likes the lion. The tiger is green. The bald eagle visits the lion. The tiger eats the lion. The tiger is not rough. The tiger likes the bear. The lion visits the bald eagle. The bald eagle likes the lion. The bald eagle is green. If the tiger visits the bear and someone does not like the tiger then they eat the bear. Question: The lion does not visit the bald eagle.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: If someone needs the rabbit and they visit the rabbit then the rabbit is blue. If the cat visits the rabbit and the cat is blue then the cat eats the rabbit. The dog needs the cat. The rabbit needs the dog. The cat needs the rabbit. Question: The dog does not need the cat.
A: False
****
Q: Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is not white.
A: | False
****
| 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If Harry is cold and Harry is nice then Harry is rough. Dave is blue. If someone is nice then they are blue. Harry is round. All rough people are cold. All cold, rough people are nice. Nice people are white. Blue people are cold. Erin is cold. Rough, cold people are red. If someone is cold and round then they are nice. Anne is blue. Question: Harry is not round.
Solution: | False | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: The mouse likes the bear. The mouse is round. The bear likes the mouse. The rabbit is cold. If something is green and cold then it likes the mouse. The bear chases the rabbit. The rabbit chases the bear. The mouse sees the rabbit. The bear sees the rabbit. If something sees the bear then the bear sees the rabbit. The rabbit likes the bear. The bear chases the mouse. The mouse is nice. The rabbit is round. If something is young and it likes the rabbit then the rabbit chases the bear. The mouse is young. The rabbit likes the mouse. If something sees the mouse then the mouse is green. The bear is green. If something is cold and round then it is green. The rabbit sees the mouse. If something sees the mouse then the mouse sees the bear. Question: The mouse is not nice.
A: | False | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle chases the squirrel. The squirrel is rough. If something chases the squirrel then the squirrel is kind. The bald eagle needs the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. The squirrel eats the bald eagle. The bald eagle eats the squirrel. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is big. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle is big. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is round. The squirrel chases the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle is not round.
False
Paragraph: Rough people are not nice. The bear is nice. If someone is red and kind then they are rough. The bear is not rough. The bear is red. The bear is not kind. The bear is not green. If the bear is not red then the bear is kind. Question: The bear is not rough.
True
Paragraph: The mouse likes the bear. The mouse is round. The bear likes the mouse. The rabbit is cold. If something is green and cold then it likes the mouse. The bear chases the rabbit. The rabbit chases the bear. The mouse sees the rabbit. The bear sees the rabbit. If something sees the bear then the bear sees the rabbit. The rabbit likes the bear. The bear chases the mouse. The mouse is nice. The rabbit is round. If something is young and it likes the rabbit then the rabbit chases the bear. The mouse is young. The rabbit likes the mouse. If something sees the mouse then the mouse is green. The bear is green. If something is cold and round then it is green. The rabbit sees the mouse. If something sees the mouse then the mouse sees the bear. Question: The mouse is not nice.
| False
| 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Part 1. Definition
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Part 2. Example
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Answer: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Part 3. Exercise
Paragraph: Bob is red. Bob is young. All red, round things are young. Erin is blue. Bob is not furry. Bob is blue. Erin is quiet. Anne is furry. Gary is not rough. Erin is furry. If something is not rough then it is not round. Gary is furry. Question: Gary is not furry.
Answer: | False | 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: The dog is nice. The rabbit sees the bald eagle. The rabbit is not red. The dog visits the rabbit. If something is blue then it is nice. The bald eagle eats the rabbit. The dog visits the bald eagle. The rabbit eats the dog. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle sees the dog. The bald eagle visits the dog. The rabbit visits the dog. The dog eats the rabbit. The dog is round. If something visits the rabbit then it is round. The dog is red. The dog sees the rabbit. Question: The rabbit sees the bald eagle.
| Solution: True | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: Harry is nice. Harry is not smart. Harry is cold. Bob is nice. Bob is not cold. If someone is not young then they are green. Bob is white. Harry is young. Harry is green. Bob is young. Harry is white. Bob is smart. Harry is red. If someone is smart and young then they are not cold. Bob is green. Bob is not red. If someone is young and not white then they are red. Question: Harry is green.
Answer: | True | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: If someone is not round then they are nice. Nice, green people are young. The bald eagle is not nice. If the bald eagle is nice then the bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle is kind. Young, nice people are not green. The bald eagle is green. The bald eagle is young. If the bald eagle is young then the bald eagle is round. If someone is not kind then they are not round. All young people are kind. If the bald eagle is kind then the bald eagle is green. The bald eagle is round. Question: The bald eagle is not young.
Solution: | False | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: Harry is young. Harry is furry. Dave is round. All kind things are young. Gary is kind. All round, quiet things are green. Dave is young. Gary is furry. Dave is green. Anne is big. Harry is green. Harry is quiet. Harry is big. If something is round and green then it is young. Harry is kind. Question: Harry is not big.
Answer: | False | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Teacher: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Reason: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this instance: Paragraph: If Fiona is red and Fiona is kind then Fiona is green. Harry is red. If Fiona is blue and Fiona is rough then Fiona is green. All furry people are red. Harry is nice. Dave is rough. Fiona is nice. All rough people are furry. Harry is rough. Dave is red. Fiona is kind. Harry is furry. Dave is nice. Dave is furry. Dave is kind. Fiona is blue. All blue people are green. Dave is blue. Fiona is red. Dave is green. All blue people are red. Harry is green. Question: Harry is not furry.
Student: | False | 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: If something likes the bald eagle and it likes the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. If something likes the bald eagle then the bald eagle chases the squirrel. If something needs the bald eagle then the bald eagle chases the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. The squirrel likes the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle is not rough.
Solution: | False | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: Charlie is round. Bob is smart. Bob is green. Big people are round. All big, red people are smart. Charlie is green. Blue people are red. Bob is red. Charlie is red. Charlie is big. All big people are quiet. Bob is round. If someone is blue and quiet then they are green. All green, blue people are not round. If someone is smart then they are quiet. Charlie is not blue. Bob is big. If someone is round and not red then they are green. Charlie is smart. Charlie is quiet. Question: Charlie is big.
Solution: | True | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is green.
A: | True | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: The cat is nice. If something is cold and round then it is nice. Cold things are round. If something is round and rough then it is big. All cold things are big. If something is rough then it is round. The cat is rough. The cat is big. All cold things are nice. The cat is round. Big things are rough. If the cat is rough and the cat is cold then the cat is round. The cat is cold. Question: The cat is nice.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example is below.
Q: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
A: True
Rationale: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: The dog likes the bald eagle. The dog eats the bear. The dog is round. The dog sees the bald eagle. The bald eagle likes the cow. The bear is round. If someone is rough then they see the cow. The bald eagle sees the dog. The cow is nice. The bear likes the bald eagle. The dog eats the bald eagle. Question: The dog eats the bear.
A: | True | 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example Input: Paragraph: Gary is white. If something is big and not cold then it is not quiet. If Gary is not cold and Gary is not quiet then Gary is not big. Dave is young. If something is rough and young then it is big. If something is big and quiet then it is red. If something is red then it is not cold. All cold things are rough. Dave is rough. Harry is big. Gary is rough. Harry is rough. Dave is red. Question: Gary is not white.
Example Output: False
Example Input: Paragraph: The tiger is not kind. The cow is red. The cow does not chase the tiger. The bear is round. If something is rough and it visits the bear then the bear needs the cow. The tiger chases the cow. The tiger is rough. The tiger does not need the cow. The tiger is round. The bear chases the tiger. If something visits the bear then it is red. The bear is kind. If something visits the cow then it visits the bear. The bear needs the tiger. The tiger visits the cow. The bear is nice. The tiger is nice. The cow chases the bear. Question: The tiger is kind.
Example Output: False
Example Input: Paragraph: The cat is nice. If something is cold and round then it is nice. Cold things are round. If something is round and rough then it is big. All cold things are big. If something is rough then it is round. The cat is rough. The cat is big. All cold things are nice. The cat is round. Big things are rough. If the cat is rough and the cat is cold then the cat is round. The cat is cold. Question: The cat is nice.
Example Output: | True
| 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If something is not rough then it is red. Gary is young. Charlie is rough. Erin is kind. Charlie is not cold. If something is rough and smart then it is not red. Erin is cold. Harry is not young. Gary is rough. Question: Charlie is not cold.
Output: True
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: The bald eagle is not rough. If someone is cold and not round then they are young. The bald eagle is round. The bald eagle is young. The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle is cold. If someone is rough then they are young. All rough people are kind. Question: The bald eagle is not rough.
Output: True
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: Dave is big. Dave is smart. Bob is big. If Bob is nice and Bob is not big then Bob is rough. Question: Dave is smart.
| Output: True
| 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[EX Q]: Paragraph: If something is rough and white then it is big. Nice things are round. All rough, furry things are smart. If Bob is smart then Bob is nice. Bob is nice. Round things are nice. If Bob is round then Bob is nice. Bob is big. Bob is smart. Bob is rough. Bob is round. Bob is white. Bob is furry. Question: Bob is nice.
[EX A]: True
[EX Q]: Paragraph: Bob is rough. If someone is kind and red then they are rough. Bob is white. Bob is round. If someone is young then they are red. Bob is young. Bob is green. Bob is red. Bob is kind. Question: Bob is not green.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: If something is cold and it likes the cat then the cat eats the bear. If something likes the cat and the cat is not young then it is kind. If something is big then it does not eat the bear. The bear eats the cat. If something is nice then it eats the bear. The squirrel likes the cat. The cat likes the squirrel. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel is young. If something likes the squirrel and the squirrel eats the cat then the cat does not like the bear. Question: The cat likes the squirrel.
[EX A]: | True
| 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
TASK DEFINITION: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
PROBLEM: Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is furry.
SOLUTION: True
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The mouse is red. If something needs the mouse then it likes the mouse. The bald eagle is kind. The mouse is kind. The bald eagle needs the mouse. The bald eagle is cold. If something eats the bald eagle and the bald eagle likes the mouse then the mouse needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is nice. The mouse is green. The bald eagle is green. The mouse is nice. The bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse is cold. If something is red and it eats the mouse then it needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is red. The bald eagle eats the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The mouse eats the bald eagle. Question: The mouse is kind.
SOLUTION: True
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The bear is nice. The bear is not young. If the bear is red then the bear is round. All rough, young people are red. The bear is round. The bear is red. The bear is rough. If the bear is nice then the bear is not young. If the bear is young then the bear is not red. If the bear is round then the bear is rough. If someone is round and not young then they are nice. All round, nice people are not young. If the bear is rough and the bear is red then the bear is nice. Question: The bear is young.
SOLUTION: | False
| 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Ex Input:
Paragraph: If something is not round then it is nice. The dog is young. If something is round and not young then it is not rough. If something is rough and not young then it is red. If something is rough and nice then it is not round. The dog is not nice. All round things are rough. The dog is rough. The dog is red. The dog is round. If something is young and not rough then it is red. Question: The dog is not round.
Ex Output:
False
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The cat is round. All round people are cold. The cat is cold. Blue, rough people are cold. Cold, blue people are young. Rough, cold people are blue. If someone is blue and young then they are cold. The cat is young. Round people are rough. The cat is rough. The cat is blue. Question: The cat is round.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: Bob is furry. Bob is rough. Bob is smart. Bob is red. Bob is quiet. Bob is white. Bob is nice. Rough, smart people are white. Question: Bob is rough.
Ex Output:
| True
| 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If something is kind and round then it is cold. Dave is kind. Dave is young. If something is white and kind then it is rough. Dave is cold. Dave is rough. Harry is cold. Erin is cold. Erin is young. Erin is rough. Harry is blue. Erin is blue. Erin is kind. Harry is round. Harry is young. Erin is white. Erin is round. Harry is kind. Question: Erin is rough.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: The lion is not round. If something is round and not rough then it is not young. The lion is nice. The lion is not rough. All rough things are nice. All round things are not young. The lion is not red. The lion is young. Question: The lion is not red.
A: | True | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Why? From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input: Paragraph: If something needs the tiger then the tiger likes the cat. The cat eats the tiger. If something likes the cat and the cat likes the tiger then the tiger eats the cat. If something is rough then it needs the cat. The tiger eats the cat. If something likes the cat then the cat needs the tiger. If something eats the cat and the cat eats the tiger then it likes the cat. If something eats the tiger then the tiger is big. Question: The tiger eats the cat.
Solution: | True | 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: The cat is kind. The bald eagle eats the rabbit. The bald eagle needs the rabbit. The rabbit is blue. The bald eagle is big. The cat is big. The rabbit needs the bald eagle. The cat chases the rabbit. If something needs the cat then the cat does not eat the rabbit. The rabbit chases the bald eagle. The bald eagle needs the cat. The bald eagle is not red. If the bald eagle chases the rabbit and the bald eagle does not need the cat then the bald eagle needs the rabbit. If the rabbit is blue and the rabbit eats the bald eagle then the bald eagle is not kind. The rabbit eats the cat. The cat needs the rabbit. The bald eagle is kind. The cat is red. Question: The bald eagle is not red.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: Gary is white. If something is big and not cold then it is not quiet. If Gary is not cold and Gary is not quiet then Gary is not big. Dave is young. If something is rough and young then it is big. If something is big and quiet then it is red. If something is red then it is not cold. All cold things are rough. Dave is rough. Harry is big. Gary is rough. Harry is rough. Dave is red. Question: Gary is not white.
answer:
False
question:
Paragraph: All nice, blue things are white. Charlie is green. If Dave is blue and Dave is furry then Dave is red. Fiona is blue. Dave is nice. Question: Dave is nice.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: The cat is kind. The bald eagle eats the rabbit. The bald eagle needs the rabbit. The rabbit is blue. The bald eagle is big. The cat is big. The rabbit needs the bald eagle. The cat chases the rabbit. If something needs the cat then the cat does not eat the rabbit. The rabbit chases the bald eagle. The bald eagle needs the cat. The bald eagle is not red. If the bald eagle chases the rabbit and the bald eagle does not need the cat then the bald eagle needs the rabbit. If the rabbit is blue and the rabbit eats the bald eagle then the bald eagle is not kind. The rabbit eats the cat. The cat needs the rabbit. The bald eagle is kind. The cat is red. Question: The bald eagle is not red.
answer:
| True
| 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: If something needs the squirrel and it eats the squirrel then the squirrel does not see the bald eagle. The tiger does not eat the squirrel. The bald eagle needs the tiger. If something is green and it does not need the bald eagle then the bald eagle sees the squirrel. If something needs the squirrel and it does not need the bald eagle then it does not see the tiger. If something does not see the tiger then the tiger sees the squirrel. The squirrel is green. If something eats the tiger then it eats the squirrel. If something eats the tiger and it eats the squirrel then the tiger eats the bald eagle. Question: The tiger eats the squirrel.
Answer: | False | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: The cat eats the tiger. The lion needs the tiger. The tiger needs the cat. The lion eats the tiger. The tiger eats the cat. The cat needs the lion. The cat likes the lion. The cat is green. The tiger is nice. The cat likes the tiger. The lion is blue. If the tiger likes the lion and the tiger eats the cat then the lion eats the cat. The lion needs the cat. The cat is big. The tiger is blue. The lion likes the tiger. The cat is nice. Question: The cat does not need the lion.
False
Paragraph: Anne is young. Gary is cold. Anne is round. Green people are smart. Round, cold people are young. Gary is green. Anne is kind. Anne is red. Gary is kind. Anne is smart. Gary is round. Gary is young. Gary is smart. Gary is red. Anne is green. Anne is cold. Question: Anne is round.
True
Paragraph: Gary is not red. Gary is rough. If something is big and nice then it is kind. Gary is white. Question: Gary is white.
| True
| 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example Input: Paragraph: If Fiona is red and Fiona is kind then Fiona is green. Harry is red. If Fiona is blue and Fiona is rough then Fiona is green. All furry people are red. Harry is nice. Dave is rough. Fiona is nice. All rough people are furry. Harry is rough. Dave is red. Fiona is kind. Harry is furry. Dave is nice. Dave is furry. Dave is kind. Fiona is blue. All blue people are green. Dave is blue. Fiona is red. Dave is green. All blue people are red. Harry is green. Question: Harry is not furry.
Example Output: False
Example Input: Paragraph: The cat is nice. The cat is not red. The cat is blue. If someone is red then they are not young. Question: The cat is blue.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: Blue, cold people are kind. Fiona is round. If Fiona is green then Fiona is blue. All kind people are cold. Nice, cold people are green. All nice, blue people are round. Kind people are cold. Question: Fiona is not round.
Example Output: | False
| 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The bald eagle is rough. The dog does not chase the cat. The cat is rough. If the cat does not visit the bald eagle and the cat does not visit the dog then the dog is kind. If the bald eagle visits the cat and the bald eagle does not visit the squirrel then the squirrel likes the bald eagle. If something likes the dog then it is rough. If something likes the cat and the cat likes the dog then it is not kind. If something chases the cat then the cat chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and it is not rough then the dog chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and the dog is kind then the dog likes the squirrel. If something likes the cat and it likes the squirrel then it does not chase the bald eagle. The squirrel visits the bald eagle. Question: The cat is rough.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: Anne is kind. If someone is young and not cold then they are rough. Anne is rough. Harry is not furry. All red people are kind. Erin is furry. Erin is kind. Harry is rough. Harry is kind. Bob is rough. Bob is cold. If someone is red and kind then they are not rough. Harry is not cold. Harry is blue. Anne is cold. Question: Erin is kind.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The lion is not round. If something is round and not rough then it is not young. The lion is nice. The lion is not rough. All rough things are nice. All round things are not young. The lion is not red. The lion is young. Question: The lion is not young.
Ex Output:
| False
| 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: The squirrel is young. The bald eagle visits the tiger. The tiger sees the bald eagle. The cat sees the bald eagle. If something chases the tiger then it is blue. Question: The bald eagle does not visit the tiger.
answer:
False
question:
Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is not red.
answer:
False
question:
Paragraph: The cow is round. All big things are red. The cow is nice. The cow is kind. The cow is big. All big, nice things are red. The cow is red. Red, kind things are big. If the cow is nice and the cow is kind then the cow is red. Round, nice things are kind. If something is nice then it is kind. Question: The cow is nice.
answer:
| True
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Part 1. Definition
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Part 2. Example
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Answer: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Part 3. Exercise
Paragraph: Anne is kind. Erin is kind. Anne is young. Erin is cold. Anne is smart. All red, smart people are cold. Erin is quiet. Red people are smart. If someone is cold then they are quiet. Erin is smart. Question: Erin is smart.
Answer: | True | 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Teacher: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Reason: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this instance: Paragraph: All blue people are young. Erin is green. Harry is kind. Dave is red. If Charlie is white then Charlie is blue. If someone is rough and young then they are red. Kind, red people are white. If someone is green and not red then they are blue. Charlie is not white. If someone is not red then they are not white. Question: Erin is green.
Student: | True | 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: The dog visits the squirrel. The squirrel chases the dog. If something is young then it chases the squirrel. The dog is round. The dog is green. If the dog is round and the dog likes the squirrel then the squirrel likes the dog. The squirrel is green. The dog likes the squirrel. The squirrel likes the dog. Question: The dog is round.
A: | True | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The dog is nice. The rabbit sees the bald eagle. The rabbit is not red. The dog visits the rabbit. If something is blue then it is nice. The bald eagle eats the rabbit. The dog visits the bald eagle. The rabbit eats the dog. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle sees the dog. The bald eagle visits the dog. The rabbit visits the dog. The dog eats the rabbit. The dog is round. If something visits the rabbit then it is round. The dog is red. The dog sees the rabbit. Question: The rabbit sees the bald eagle.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: If something chases the cow and it is nice then it needs the tiger. The tiger visits the cow. If something chases the tiger then the tiger needs the bald eagle. If something visits the bald eagle and the bald eagle chases the cow then the cow visits the tiger. If something needs the bald eagle then it is green. The bald eagle is red. The cow chases the bald eagle. If the cow chases the bald eagle then the cow needs the tiger. If something is young and cold then it needs the cow. Question: The tiger visits the cow.
Ex Output:
True
Ex Input:
Paragraph: The bald eagle is red. The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle is rough. If someone is not rough and not cold then they are not red. If someone is cold then they are rough. All blue people are red. If the bald eagle is rough and the bald eagle is not kind then the bald eagle is cold. If someone is blue and red then they are cold. The bald eagle is cold. Rough people are cold. If the bald eagle is cold and the bald eagle is blue then the bald eagle is rough. The bald eagle is blue. If someone is red and not blue then they are cold. Question: The bald eagle is blue.
Ex Output:
| True
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[EX Q]: Paragraph: If someone visits the mouse then the mouse is young. The tiger is young. The squirrel sees the mouse. The mouse needs the squirrel. The rabbit visits the mouse. The squirrel sees the tiger. The tiger needs the mouse. The mouse sees the rabbit. The squirrel is red. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the rabbit then the rabbit sees the tiger. If someone visits the mouse and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the tiger. The mouse is young. The squirrel is young. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel visits the rabbit. The rabbit needs the squirrel. The rabbit needs the mouse. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the tiger then they need the tiger. If the mouse is young then the mouse visits the tiger. The squirrel sees the rabbit. The tiger is kind. If someone is red and big then they see the tiger. Question: The squirrel does not see the mouse.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: Bob is rough. If someone is kind and red then they are rough. Bob is white. Bob is round. If someone is young then they are red. Bob is young. Bob is green. Bob is red. Bob is kind. Question: Bob is not green.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: The cat is blue. The mouse likes the rabbit. If something eats the cow and the cow eats the cat then it chases the cow. The rabbit is round. If the cat is nice then the cat is blue. If something eats the rabbit and the rabbit is green then it is green. If the mouse eats the cow then the cow is round. The cow is nice. If something chases the cat and the cat eats the cow then it eats the mouse. If the rabbit eats the cow then the cow eats the mouse. Question: The cat is blue.
[EX A]: | True
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Q: Paragraph: Harry is kind. Harry is white. Harry is round. If someone is furry then they are white. If someone is green and kind then they are round. If someone is green then they are blue. If someone is not white and not furry then they are not kind. Harry is quiet. If someone is green and not round then they are furry. If someone is green then they are furry. Harry is furry. If someone is not kind then they are not green. Harry is blue. Harry is green. If someone is green then they are quiet. Question: Harry is green.
A: True
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Q: Paragraph: Harry is nice. Harry is not smart. Harry is cold. Bob is nice. Bob is not cold. If someone is not young then they are green. Bob is white. Harry is young. Harry is green. Bob is young. Harry is white. Bob is smart. Harry is red. If someone is smart and young then they are not cold. Bob is green. Bob is not red. If someone is young and not white then they are red. Question: Bob is not young.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: Gary is rough. Anne is furry. Anne is nice. Gary is white. Anne is kind. Anne is rough. Anne is white. Gary is kind. Gary is big. Gary is nice. Gary is red. Anne is big. Rough things are white. Anne is red. Gary is furry. Question: Anne is white.
A: | True
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution is here: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this: Paragraph: The cow eats the dog. If someone does not chase the mouse then the mouse is not kind. The cow needs the dog. The dog is not cold. The mouse needs the cow. The mouse needs the dog. If someone chases the cat and the cat is kind then they chase the mouse. If someone is round then they chase the cow. If the cow eats the cat then the cat does not chase the cow. The cat is green. If someone is green then they need the cat. If the dog eats the cat then the dog eats the cow. The mouse chases the cow. The mouse is not round. The mouse is cold. The dog does not need the cat. If the mouse eats the cat and the cat eats the dog then the dog is kind. If someone chases the cat and they chase the dog then they eat the mouse. Question: The cow does not need the dog.
Solution: | False | 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given the task definition, example input & output, solve the new input case.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Output: True
From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input case for you: Paragraph: The bald eagle is rough. The dog does not chase the cat. The cat is rough. If the cat does not visit the bald eagle and the cat does not visit the dog then the dog is kind. If the bald eagle visits the cat and the bald eagle does not visit the squirrel then the squirrel likes the bald eagle. If something likes the dog then it is rough. If something likes the cat and the cat likes the dog then it is not kind. If something chases the cat then the cat chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and it is not rough then the dog chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and the dog is kind then the dog likes the squirrel. If something likes the cat and it likes the squirrel then it does not chase the bald eagle. The squirrel visits the bald eagle. Question: The cat is rough.
Output: | True | 1 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example input: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example output: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: The dog is nice. The rabbit sees the bald eagle. The rabbit is not red. The dog visits the rabbit. If something is blue then it is nice. The bald eagle eats the rabbit. The dog visits the bald eagle. The rabbit eats the dog. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle sees the dog. The bald eagle visits the dog. The rabbit visits the dog. The dog eats the rabbit. The dog is round. If something visits the rabbit then it is round. The dog is red. The dog sees the rabbit. Question: The bald eagle does not eat the rabbit.
A: | False | 3 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
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Question: Paragraph: Bob is red. Bob is young. All red, round things are young. Erin is blue. Bob is not furry. Bob is blue. Erin is quiet. Anne is furry. Gary is not rough. Erin is furry. If something is not rough then it is not round. Gary is furry. Question: Gary is not furry.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: The tiger eats the bald eagle. The bear visits the lion. The bald eagle is nice. The tiger likes the lion. The tiger is green. The bald eagle visits the lion. The tiger eats the lion. The tiger is not rough. The tiger likes the bear. The lion visits the bald eagle. The bald eagle likes the lion. The bald eagle is green. If the tiger visits the bear and someone does not like the tiger then they eat the bear. Question: The lion does not visit the bald eagle.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: The bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle chases the squirrel. The squirrel is rough. If something chases the squirrel then the squirrel is kind. The bald eagle needs the squirrel. The bald eagle is rough. If something eats the squirrel then the squirrel chases the bald eagle. The squirrel eats the bald eagle. The bald eagle eats the squirrel. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is big. The bald eagle is nice. The bald eagle is big. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is round. The squirrel chases the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle is not round.
Answer: | False
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example Input: Paragraph: If something chases the bald eagle then it is kind. If the bald eagle is red and the bald eagle is not kind then the bald eagle needs the dog. The rabbit needs the dog. The bald eagle needs the rabbit. If something is not red then it sees the dog. The dog does not see the bald eagle. Question: The dog does not see the bald eagle.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: If someone visits the tiger and they like the dog then they need the dog. If someone is red then they are rough. If someone visits the dog and the dog needs the bear then they visit the tiger. The tiger needs the lion. The dog likes the tiger. If someone needs the tiger then the tiger is rough. If someone visits the tiger and the tiger needs the bear then the bear visits the dog. The lion visits the tiger. The bear needs the lion. If someone is rough then they like the dog. Question: The tiger needs the lion.
Example Output: True
Example Input: Paragraph: The bald eagle is green. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The bald eagle is young. The bald eagle needs the bear. The cat is red. The cat needs the bald eagle. The bear is big. The bald eagle likes the cat. The mouse is green. The bear likes the mouse. The bear visits the mouse. The bald eagle is red. The cat is nice. The mouse needs the bear. The mouse likes the cat. If the cat likes the bald eagle then the bald eagle visits the cat. Question: The bald eagle is not red.
Example Output: | False
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You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Why? From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input: Paragraph: If something is not round then it is nice. The dog is young. If something is round and not young then it is not rough. If something is rough and not young then it is red. If something is rough and nice then it is not round. The dog is not nice. All round things are rough. The dog is rough. The dog is red. The dog is round. If something is young and not rough then it is red. Question: The dog is rough.
Solution: | True | 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: If something visits the cat and it is rough then it chases the cat. The cat is cold. The dog needs the cat. The cat visits the dog. The dog is cold. The cat is green. The cat chases the dog. The cat is rough. If the dog visits the cat and the cat is green then the cat visits the dog. The cat is red. The cat is kind. The dog is green. The dog visits the cat. The dog is red. The dog is kind. The dog chases the cat. The dog is rough. The cat needs the dog. Question: The dog is red.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: Harry is furry. Harry is not round. Harry is green. Harry is kind. Harry is red. Harry is big. If someone is rough and not green then they are not round. Harry is rough. Question: Harry is furry.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: If something is not nice and not blue then it is not furry. If Fiona is not rough then Fiona is big. Fiona is not nice. Fiona is big. Blue things are big. Fiona is young. If Fiona is green and Fiona is big then Fiona is nice. If Fiona is not big then Fiona is nice. If something is green and not blue then it is furry. If something is nice and furry then it is blue. If something is big and nice then it is not green. Question: Fiona is nice.
answer:
| False
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Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Q: Paragraph: Gary is rough. Anne is furry. Anne is nice. Gary is white. Anne is kind. Anne is rough. Anne is white. Gary is kind. Gary is big. Gary is nice. Gary is red. Anne is big. Rough things are white. Anne is red. Gary is furry. Question: Anne is not kind.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: The cat is blue. The mouse likes the rabbit. If something eats the cow and the cow eats the cat then it chases the cow. The rabbit is round. If the cat is nice then the cat is blue. If something eats the rabbit and the rabbit is green then it is green. If the mouse eats the cow then the cow is round. The cow is nice. If something chases the cat and the cat eats the cow then it eats the mouse. If the rabbit eats the cow then the cow eats the mouse. Question: The cow is not nice.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: If someone is blue then they are young. The lion is rough. The lion is kind. The lion is young. If someone is rough and cold then they are blue. If the lion is kind and the lion is young then the lion is rough. Cold people are young. If the lion is rough then the lion is young. If someone is young then they are kind. The lion is cold. If someone is kind then they are rough. Rough, young people are kind. The lion is blue. Question: The lion is cold.
A: | True
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Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: All young, cold things are rough. If something is furry then it is young. If something is cold and rough then it is smart. If something is furry and smart then it is round. Erin is green. All green things are rough. Bob is cold. All young, green things are round. Anne is furry. Charlie is rough. All cold things are rough. All round, young things are furry. Question: Anne is furry.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: The dog does not need the lion. The lion is red. The dog is not red. The lion is cold. The lion is blue. The dog is green. If the lion is blue and the lion is cold then the lion eats the dog. The dog eats the lion. The dog likes the lion. If the lion eats the dog and the lion is not rough then the lion needs the dog. The dog is not cold. The lion does not like the dog. The dog is rough. The lion needs the dog. The dog is blue. The lion is green. The lion eats the dog. The lion is not rough. Question: The lion is blue.
Answer: | True | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Part 1. Definition
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Part 2. Example
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Answer: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Part 3. Exercise
Paragraph: The lion visits the dog. The dog is green. The cat sees the lion. The bear eats the dog. If the bear eats the lion then the bear visits the lion. Question: The lion does not visit the dog.
Answer: | False | 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: The bald eagle is green. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The bald eagle is young. The bald eagle needs the bear. The cat is red. The cat needs the bald eagle. The bear is big. The bald eagle likes the cat. The mouse is green. The bear likes the mouse. The bear visits the mouse. The bald eagle is red. The cat is nice. The mouse needs the bear. The mouse likes the cat. If the cat likes the bald eagle then the bald eagle visits the cat. Question: The bald eagle is red.
| Solution: True | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[EX Q]: Paragraph: The dog does not need the lion. The lion is red. The dog is not red. The lion is cold. The lion is blue. The dog is green. If the lion is blue and the lion is cold then the lion eats the dog. The dog eats the lion. The dog likes the lion. If the lion eats the dog and the lion is not rough then the lion needs the dog. The dog is not cold. The lion does not like the dog. The dog is rough. The lion needs the dog. The dog is blue. The lion is green. The lion eats the dog. The lion is not rough. Question: The dog is not blue.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: If someone is blue then they are young. The lion is rough. The lion is kind. The lion is young. If someone is rough and cold then they are blue. If the lion is kind and the lion is young then the lion is rough. Cold people are young. If the lion is rough then the lion is young. If someone is young then they are kind. The lion is cold. If someone is kind then they are rough. Rough, young people are kind. The lion is blue. Question: The lion is not blue.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: The lion visits the dog. The dog is green. The cat sees the lion. The bear eats the dog. If the bear eats the lion then the bear visits the lion. Question: The lion does not visit the dog.
[EX A]: | False
| 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If someone is cold and not smart then they are round. If someone is big and not round then they are not smart. Anne is quiet. Anne is blue. If Anne is blue and Anne is not quiet then Anne is round. If someone is round and not blue then they are cold. All cold, big people are quiet. Anne is smart. If Anne is blue then Anne is kind. Question: Anne is not quiet.
Solution: | False | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Detailed Instructions: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
See one example below:
Problem: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: If Bob is cold then Bob is blue. Bob is green. Bob is nice. Bob is furry. Bob is kind. All round, green people are furry. Blue people are furry. Bob is blue. Bob is cold. Bob is round. Question: Bob is blue.
Solution: | True | 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[EX Q]: Paragraph: The bald eagle visits the mouse. The mouse sees the bald eagle. If someone visits the bald eagle and the bald eagle is big then the bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. If someone sees the mouse and the mouse sees the bald eagle then they are rough. Question: The mouse does not like the bald eagle.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: The lion is not round. If something is round and not rough then it is not young. The lion is nice. The lion is not rough. All rough things are nice. All round things are not young. The lion is not red. The lion is young. Question: The lion is not young.
[EX A]: False
[EX Q]: Paragraph: If someone is cold and not smart then they are round. If someone is big and not round then they are not smart. Anne is quiet. Anne is blue. If Anne is blue and Anne is not quiet then Anne is round. If someone is round and not blue then they are cold. All cold, big people are quiet. Anne is smart. If Anne is blue then Anne is kind. Question: Anne is not quiet.
[EX A]: | False
| 6 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
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Question: Paragraph: If someone is cold and not smart then they are round. If someone is big and not round then they are not smart. Anne is quiet. Anne is blue. If Anne is blue and Anne is not quiet then Anne is round. If someone is round and not blue then they are cold. All cold, big people are quiet. Anne is smart. If Anne is blue then Anne is kind. Question: Anne is not quiet.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: Harry is nice. Harry is not smart. Harry is cold. Bob is nice. Bob is not cold. If someone is not young then they are green. Bob is white. Harry is young. Harry is green. Bob is young. Harry is white. Bob is smart. Harry is red. If someone is smart and young then they are not cold. Bob is green. Bob is not red. If someone is young and not white then they are red. Question: Harry is green.
Answer: True
Question: Paragraph: Charlie is round. Bob is smart. Bob is green. Big people are round. All big, red people are smart. Charlie is green. Blue people are red. Bob is red. Charlie is red. Charlie is big. All big people are quiet. Bob is round. If someone is blue and quiet then they are green. All green, blue people are not round. If someone is smart then they are quiet. Charlie is not blue. Bob is big. If someone is round and not red then they are green. Charlie is smart. Charlie is quiet. Question: Charlie is blue.
Answer: | False
| 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: All blue people are young. Erin is green. Harry is kind. Dave is red. If Charlie is white then Charlie is blue. If someone is rough and young then they are red. Kind, red people are white. If someone is green and not red then they are blue. Charlie is not white. If someone is not red then they are not white. Question: Charlie is white.
| Solution: False | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
instruction:
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
question:
Paragraph: If someone is green then they are kind. If someone is blue then they are not green. If the cat is cold and the cat is not kind then the cat is blue. All cold, green people are not kind. If someone is kind then they are not cold. If the cat is kind then the cat is blue. The cat is blue. If someone is not round then they are not cold. If someone is not blue then they are not round. Question: The cat is blue.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: Erin is rough. Erin is smart. Erin is nice. Quiet things are smart. If Charlie is furry then Charlie is white. Charlie is furry. Fiona is nice. Fiona is furry. Charlie is quiet. Question: Charlie is furry.
answer:
True
question:
Paragraph: All blue people are young. Erin is green. Harry is kind. Dave is red. If Charlie is white then Charlie is blue. If someone is rough and young then they are red. Kind, red people are white. If someone is green and not red then they are blue. Charlie is not white. If someone is not red then they are not white. Question: Charlie is white.
answer:
| False
| 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
One example is below.
Q: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
A: True
Rationale: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Q: Paragraph: Charlie is big. All cold people are big. Charlie is cold. Charlie is green. All cold people are white. Question: Charlie is green.
A: | True | 9 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: The squirrel is cold. The squirrel is blue. If the squirrel is round then the squirrel is big. The squirrel is young. Question: The squirrel is blue.
Output: True
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If something is not nice and not blue then it is not furry. If Fiona is not rough then Fiona is big. Fiona is not nice. Fiona is big. Blue things are big. Fiona is young. If Fiona is green and Fiona is big then Fiona is nice. If Fiona is not big then Fiona is nice. If something is green and not blue then it is furry. If something is nice and furry then it is blue. If something is big and nice then it is not green. Question: Fiona is nice.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: Charlie is big. All cold people are big. Charlie is cold. Charlie is green. All cold people are white. Question: Charlie is green.
| Output: True
| 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: The bear needs the lion. The bear needs the tiger. The bear likes the lion. The tiger is big. The tiger eats the bear. The lion eats the bear. The tiger needs the bear. The tiger is rough. The bear eats the lion. If the tiger needs the bear and the bear needs the lion then the tiger likes the lion. The lion eats the tiger. The tiger eats the lion. The bear likes the tiger. The bear is rough. The bear eats the tiger. The lion likes the tiger. If the lion eats the tiger and the lion needs the tiger then the tiger needs the lion. Question: The bear does not like the tiger.
Answer: | False | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Let me give you an example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
The answer to this example can be: True
Here is why: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
OK. solve this:
Paragraph: The bald eagle eats the lion. The bear needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle needs the bear. The lion eats the bald eagle. The bald eagle is young. The bear chases the bald eagle. The bear is big. If something eats the bald eagle then the bald eagle needs the lion. The bald eagle is big. The bald eagle needs the lion. The bear is rough. The bear is blue. The bald eagle is rough. Question: The bear is big.
Answer: | True | 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
TASK DEFINITION: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The bald eagle is rough. The dog does not chase the cat. The cat is rough. If the cat does not visit the bald eagle and the cat does not visit the dog then the dog is kind. If the bald eagle visits the cat and the bald eagle does not visit the squirrel then the squirrel likes the bald eagle. If something likes the dog then it is rough. If something likes the cat and the cat likes the dog then it is not kind. If something chases the cat then the cat chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and it is not rough then the dog chases the bald eagle. If something likes the dog and the dog is kind then the dog likes the squirrel. If something likes the cat and it likes the squirrel then it does not chase the bald eagle. The squirrel visits the bald eagle. Question: The squirrel does not visit the bald eagle.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: Dave is white. All nice, cold things are quiet. Dave is nice. Dave is cold. Dave is quiet. Dave is red. Dave is round. If something is furry and red then it is round. Dave is furry. Question: Dave is not nice.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: The cow is round. All big things are red. The cow is nice. The cow is kind. The cow is big. All big, nice things are red. The cow is red. Red, kind things are big. If the cow is nice and the cow is kind then the cow is red. Round, nice things are kind. If something is nice then it is kind. Question: The cow is not kind.
SOLUTION: | False
| 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
[Q]: Paragraph: The squirrel is young. The bald eagle visits the tiger. The tiger sees the bald eagle. The cat sees the bald eagle. If something chases the tiger then it is blue. Question: The bald eagle does not visit the tiger.
[A]: False
[Q]: Paragraph: If something is green then it is quiet. Erin is cold. All cold, white things are young. Erin is quiet. Erin is white. Erin is nice. Erin is round. All white things are green. Quiet things are green. Erin is young. All round, white things are nice. Erin is green. If something is quiet then it is nice. Question: Erin is not white.
[A]: False
[Q]: Paragraph: Anne is young. Gary is cold. Anne is round. Green people are smart. Round, cold people are young. Gary is green. Anne is kind. Anne is red. Gary is kind. Anne is smart. Gary is round. Gary is young. Gary is smart. Gary is red. Anne is green. Anne is cold. Question: Gary is not young.
[A]: | False
| 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Example: Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Example solution: True
Example explanation: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Problem: Paragraph: Charlie is round. Bob is smart. Bob is green. Big people are round. All big, red people are smart. Charlie is green. Blue people are red. Bob is red. Charlie is red. Charlie is big. All big people are quiet. Bob is round. If someone is blue and quiet then they are green. All green, blue people are not round. If someone is smart then they are quiet. Charlie is not blue. Bob is big. If someone is round and not red then they are green. Charlie is smart. Charlie is quiet. Question: Charlie is blue.
| Solution: False | 5 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If the bald eagle likes the rabbit and the bald eagle eats the rabbit then the rabbit chases the bald eagle. The rabbit eats the bald eagle. If the rabbit eats the lion then the rabbit is blue. If something chases the lion and it likes the lion then the lion chases the bald eagle. If the rabbit eats the bald eagle then the rabbit chases the lion. If something chases the bald eagle then it is round. The bald eagle likes the lion. The lion likes the rabbit. If something is blue and round then it likes the bald eagle. Question: The bald eagle does not like the lion.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: Fiona is smart. Gary is furry. If something is blue then it is red. Charlie is smart. All blue, white things are rough. If something is white and smart then it is red. Bob is red. Blue, rough things are furry. White, red things are big. All blue things are smart. Question: Fiona is not smart.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If someone visits the mouse then the mouse is young. The tiger is young. The squirrel sees the mouse. The mouse needs the squirrel. The rabbit visits the mouse. The squirrel sees the tiger. The tiger needs the mouse. The mouse sees the rabbit. The squirrel is red. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the rabbit then the rabbit sees the tiger. If someone visits the mouse and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the tiger. The mouse is young. The squirrel is young. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel visits the rabbit. The rabbit needs the squirrel. The rabbit needs the mouse. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the tiger then they need the tiger. If the mouse is young then the mouse visits the tiger. The squirrel sees the rabbit. The tiger is kind. If someone is red and big then they see the tiger. Question: The squirrel does not see the mouse.
| Output: False
| 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
You will be given a definition of a task first, then an example. Follow the example to solve a new instance of the task.
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Why? From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
New input: Paragraph: Erin is furry. Erin is smart. Erin is white. Dave is furry. Dave is white. Dave is green. Dave is smart. All smart, big people are rough. Dave is kind. If someone is green and furry then they are rough. Erin is big. Erin is green. Dave is big. Dave is rough. Question: Dave is green.
Solution: | True | 0 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Q: Paragraph: If someone visits the mouse then the mouse is young. The tiger is young. The squirrel sees the mouse. The mouse needs the squirrel. The rabbit visits the mouse. The squirrel sees the tiger. The tiger needs the mouse. The mouse sees the rabbit. The squirrel is red. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the rabbit then the rabbit sees the tiger. If someone visits the mouse and they see the rabbit then the rabbit visits the tiger. The mouse is young. The squirrel is young. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel visits the rabbit. The rabbit needs the squirrel. The rabbit needs the mouse. If someone sees the rabbit and they visit the tiger then they need the tiger. If the mouse is young then the mouse visits the tiger. The squirrel sees the rabbit. The tiger is kind. If someone is red and big then they see the tiger. Question: The squirrel does not see the mouse.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: The cat is blue. The mouse likes the rabbit. If something eats the cow and the cow eats the cat then it chases the cow. The rabbit is round. If the cat is nice then the cat is blue. If something eats the rabbit and the rabbit is green then it is green. If the mouse eats the cow then the cow is round. The cow is nice. If something chases the cat and the cat eats the cow then it eats the mouse. If the rabbit eats the cow then the cow eats the mouse. Question: The cat is blue.
A: True
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Q: Paragraph: Erin is furry. Erin is smart. Erin is white. Dave is furry. Dave is white. Dave is green. Dave is smart. All smart, big people are rough. Dave is kind. If someone is green and furry then they are rough. Erin is big. Erin is green. Dave is big. Dave is rough. Question: Dave is green.
A: | True
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| 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
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Question: Paragraph: The tiger eats the bald eagle. The bear visits the lion. The bald eagle is nice. The tiger likes the lion. The tiger is green. The bald eagle visits the lion. The tiger eats the lion. The tiger is not rough. The tiger likes the bear. The lion visits the bald eagle. The bald eagle likes the lion. The bald eagle is green. If the tiger visits the bear and someone does not like the tiger then they eat the bear. Question: The lion does not visit the bald eagle.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: Gary is white. If something is big and not cold then it is not quiet. If Gary is not cold and Gary is not quiet then Gary is not big. Dave is young. If something is rough and young then it is big. If something is big and quiet then it is red. If something is red then it is not cold. All cold things are rough. Dave is rough. Harry is big. Gary is rough. Harry is rough. Dave is red. Question: Gary is not white.
Answer: False
Question: Paragraph: The mouse is red. If something needs the mouse then it likes the mouse. The bald eagle is kind. The mouse is kind. The bald eagle needs the mouse. The bald eagle is cold. If something eats the bald eagle and the bald eagle likes the mouse then the mouse needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is nice. The mouse is green. The bald eagle is green. The mouse is nice. The bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse is cold. If something is red and it eats the mouse then it needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is red. The bald eagle eats the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The mouse eats the bald eagle. Question: The mouse does not need the bald eagle.
Answer: | False
| 7 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Teacher: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
Paragraph: Anne is rough. Cold people are rough. If Anne is green then Anne is blue. Rough people are young. Anne is blue. If someone is rough and furry then they are blue. All young people are cold. If someone is rough and nice then they are green. Anne is young. Fact: Anne is rough.
Solution: True
Reason: From the given paragraph, we can infer that 'Anne is rough'
Now, solve this instance: Paragraph: The mouse is red. If something needs the mouse then it likes the mouse. The bald eagle is kind. The mouse is kind. The bald eagle needs the mouse. The bald eagle is cold. If something eats the bald eagle and the bald eagle likes the mouse then the mouse needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is nice. The mouse is green. The bald eagle is green. The mouse is nice. The bald eagle likes the mouse. The mouse needs the bald eagle. The mouse is cold. If something is red and it eats the mouse then it needs the bald eagle. The bald eagle is red. The bald eagle eats the mouse. The mouse likes the bald eagle. The mouse eats the bald eagle. Question: The mouse does not need the bald eagle.
Student: | False | 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: Dave is white. All nice, cold things are quiet. Dave is nice. Dave is cold. Dave is quiet. Dave is red. Dave is round. If something is furry and red then it is round. Dave is furry. Question: Dave is nice.
Output: True
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: If Dave is not young then Dave is quiet. Fiona is blue. Dave is blue. If someone is not cold and not blue then they are not white. If someone is white and smart then they are not cold. Erin is round. Question: Erin is not round.
Output: False
Input: Consider Input: Paragraph: The rabbit chases the mouse. If something needs the rabbit and it does not chase the squirrel then the rabbit likes the squirrel. The squirrel needs the rabbit. The mouse needs the rabbit. Question: The squirrel needs the rabbit.
| Output: True
| 2 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
Q: Paragraph: If someone is not round then they are nice. Nice, green people are young. The bald eagle is not nice. If the bald eagle is nice then the bald eagle is kind. The bald eagle is kind. Young, nice people are not green. The bald eagle is green. The bald eagle is young. If the bald eagle is young then the bald eagle is round. If someone is not kind then they are not round. All young people are kind. If the bald eagle is kind then the bald eagle is green. The bald eagle is round. Question: The bald eagle is young.
A: True
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Q: Paragraph: Gary is red. Harry is rough. Gary is rough. If Gary is not kind then Gary is not nice. Gary is nice. Harry is furry. If someone is furry and nice then they are rough. Harry is not green. Harry is red. Gary is white. Gary is kind. If someone is rough and not white then they are not green. All furry, red people are kind. If someone is red then they are rough. Harry is not white. Harry is nice. Gary is furry. Harry is kind. Gary is green. If Harry is not rough and Harry is not kind then Harry is red. Question: Gary is not nice.
A: False
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Q: Paragraph: The mouse is not round. The squirrel needs the lion. The mouse is cold. If something is kind then it chases the cat. The squirrel likes the mouse. The lion chases the mouse. The lion chases the squirrel. The mouse needs the cat. The mouse does not like the lion. The squirrel needs the mouse. The cat does not like the squirrel. If something chases the cat and it needs the mouse then the cat likes the squirrel. If something is not young then it needs the squirrel. If something chases the cat then the cat does not chase the mouse. If something needs the lion then the lion needs the cat. The lion needs the cat. The mouse needs the squirrel. If something likes the cat then the cat is young. The cat needs the squirrel. The cat needs the mouse. The lion does not like the mouse. Question: The squirrel does not like the mouse.
A: | False
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| 4 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
TASK DEFINITION: Given a text paragraph and a fact, generate 'True' if the fact can be inferred/concluded from the paragraph, otherwise generate 'False'. The input passage contains as set of logical statements so the fact can be marked either 'True' or 'False' if the relavant info regarding the fact is present in the given passage. If the Fact can't be marked True or False from the given paragraph, mark it as False. Don't use knowledge outside the given paragraph to check the fact.
PROBLEM: Paragraph: Anne is quiet. Harry is young. If someone is not kind then they are cold. Bob is young. Fiona is white. Question: Anne is not quiet.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: If something likes the rabbit then it is cold. The mouse does not eat the rabbit. The rabbit is not red. If something sees the rabbit and the rabbit is cold then the rabbit does not see the mouse. Question: The mouse eats the rabbit.
SOLUTION: False
PROBLEM: Paragraph: Dave is white. Anne is white. Dave is nice. Anne is furry. Erin is furry. Anne is green. Dave is kind. Gary is red. Gary is kind. Anne is red. Dave is green. Anne is cold. Erin is white. Dave is red. If something is green then it is nice. Dave is furry. Gary is nice. Kind things are red. Question: Anne is red.
SOLUTION: | True
| 8 | NIv2 | task966_ruletaker_fact_checking_based_on_given_context | fs_opt |
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