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GPT3-try8b-num3883-gen1-out3
premise
In a city, all the cars go in one direction.
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3883-gen1-out3
premise
If the cars are going in one direction, they will make less noise.
F F ?
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3883-gen1-out3
hypothesis
In a city, all the cars make less noise.
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3883-gen1-out3
entailment
In a city, all the cars go in one direction. & If the cars are going in one direction, they will make less noise. |- In a city, all the cars make less noise.
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2278-gen1-out4
premise
Energy from the sun powers Earth's weather.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2278-gen1-out4
premise
All of Earth's weather comes from the sun.
F F T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2278-gen1-out4
hypothesis
The sun must power
KNOWN
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2278-gen1-out4
entailment
Energy from the sun powers Earth's weather. & All of Earth's weather comes from the sun. |- The sun must power
T ? ?
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3782-gen2-out3
premise
Rocks can contain water.
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3782-gen2-out3
premise
The water contained within rocks is called groundwater.
T F F
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3782-gen2-out3
hypothesis
Rocks can contain groundwater.
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3782-gen2-out3
entailment
Rocks can contain water. & The water contained within rocks is called groundwater. |- Rocks can contain groundwater.
T F F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8-num57-gen1-out3
premise
Proteins are a complex biological molecule.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num57-gen1-out3
premise
A living cell is a complex biological molecule.
F T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num57-gen1-out3
hypothesis
Proteins are living cells.
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num57-gen1-out3
entailment
Proteins are a complex biological molecule. & A living cell is a complex biological molecule. |- Proteins are living cells.
F F T
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8-num147-gen1-out5
premise
Carbon dioxide is a colorless gas.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num147-gen1-out5
premise
The atmosphere contains carbon dioxide.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num147-gen1-out5
hypothesis
The atmosphere is colorless
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8-num147-gen1-out5
entailment
Carbon dioxide is a colorless gas. & The atmosphere contains carbon dioxide. |- The atmosphere is colorless
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3351-gen1-out3
premise
Winds carry water vapor away from oceans.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3351-gen1-out3
premise
More water vapor is carried away from oceans during dry periods.
T ? ?
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3351-gen1-out3
hypothesis
Winds carry more water vapor away from oceans during dry periods.
KNOWN
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3351-gen1-out3
entailment
Winds carry water vapor away from oceans. & More water vapor is carried away from oceans during dry periods. |- Winds carry more water vapor away from oceans during dry periods.
F F T
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num970-gen2-out2
premise
A tomato is a type of vegetable.
F F F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num970-gen2-out2
premise
Citrus fruit is a type of vegetable.
F F F
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num970-gen2-out2
hypothesis
Tomatoes and citrus fruit are both types of vegetables.
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num970-gen2-out2
entailment
A tomato is a type of vegetable. & Citrus fruit is a type of vegetable. |- Tomatoes and citrus fruit are both types of vegetables.
F F T
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3448-gen2-out1
premise
Petals attract pollinators to the flower.
T ?
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3448-gen2-out1
premise
Pollinators can carry pollen to other flowers.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3448-gen2-out1
hypothesis
Petals attract pollinators so that they can carry pollen to other flowers.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3448-gen2-out1
entailment
Petals attract pollinators to the flower. & Pollinators can carry pollen to other flowers. |- Petals attract pollinators so that they can carry pollen to other flowers.
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2366-gen1-out1
premise
Most mollusks have shells.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2366-gen1-out1
premise
The house snail has a shell.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2366-gen1-out1
hypothesis
The house snail is a mollusk.
KNOWN
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2366-gen1-out1
entailment
Most mollusks have shells. & The house snail has a shell. |- The house snail is a mollusk.
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2940-gen1-out3
premise
If it rains, then the wind is blowing.
F F F
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2940-gen1-out3
premise
If the wind is blowing, then the rain is falling.
F F F
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2940-gen1-out3
hypothesis
If it rains, then the wind is blowing and the rain is falling.
KNOWN
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2940-gen1-out3
entailment
If it rains, then the wind is blowing. & If the wind is blowing, then the rain is falling. |- If it rains, then the wind is blowing and the rain is falling.
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1446-gen1-out1
premise
Microbial fuel cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1446-gen1-out1
premise
In a microbial fuel cell, bacteria uses chemical energy to produce electricity.
T ? T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1446-gen1-out1
hypothesis
Microbial fuel cells are the same as bacterial fuel cells.
KNOWN
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1446-gen1-out1
entailment
Microbial fuel cells convert chemical energy into electrical energy. & In a microbial fuel cell, bacteria uses chemical energy to produce electricity. |- Microbial fuel cells are the same as bacterial fuel cells.
F T F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1017-gen1-out1
premise
A long tail can be used to move through water by an animal.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1017-gen1-out1
premise
Dolphins are an animal.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1017-gen1-out1
hypothesis
Dolphins use a long tail to move through water.
KNOWN
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1017-gen1-out1
entailment
A long tail can be used to move through water by an animal. & Dolphins are an animal. |- Dolphins use a long tail to move through water.
F T F
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2512-gen1-out2
premise
Blowing into a surface covered in powder can cause the powder to move.
T T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2512-gen1-out2
premise
A leaf has a surface covered in powder.
T T ?
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2512-gen1-out2
hypothesis
Blowing into a leaf can cause that leaf to move.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2512-gen1-out2
entailment
Blowing into a surface covered in powder can cause the powder to move. & A leaf has a surface covered in powder. |- Blowing into a leaf can cause that leaf to move.
F T F
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1807-gen2-out2
premise
The weight of a glass of water is its mass multiplied by 10.
F T F
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1807-gen2-out2
premise
The mass of a glass of water is 10 g.
F ? ?
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1807-gen2-out2
hypothesis
The weight of a glass of water is 100 g.
KNOWN
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1807-gen2-out2
entailment
The weight of a glass of water is its mass multiplied by 10. & The mass of a glass of water is 10 g. |- The weight of a glass of water is 100 g.
T F F
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2217-gen2-out2
premise
The leaves of certain oak trees in the northern hemisphere turn a golden color in autumn.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2217-gen2-out2
premise
Most oak trees are located in the northern hemisphere.
? T
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2217-gen2-out2
hypothesis
Most oak trees in the northern hemisphere turn a golden color in autumn.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num2217-gen2-out2
entailment
The leaves of certain oak trees in the northern hemisphere turn a golden color in autumn. & Most oak trees are located in the northern hemisphere. |- Most oak trees in the northern hemisphere turn a golden color in autumn.
? T
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num363-gen2-out3
premise
Separate ice cubes have less surface area than the ice in a glass.
T ?
F
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num363-gen2-out3
premise
The larger the surface area, the faster heat is lost.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num363-gen2-out3
hypothesis
Separate ice cubes lose heat faster than ice in a glass.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num363-gen2-out3
entailment
Separate ice cubes have less surface area than the ice in a glass. & The larger the surface area, the faster heat is lost. |- Separate ice cubes lose heat faster than ice in a glass.
T ?
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num996-gen2-out4
premise
Using a coupon can save you money.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num996-gen2-out4
premise
Buying two items makes the total amount saved greater than buying one item.
T ?
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num996-gen2-out4
hypothesis
Buying two items makes the total amount saved using a coupon greater than buying one item.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num996-gen2-out4
entailment
Using a coupon can save you money. & Buying two items makes the total amount saved greater than buying one item. |- Buying two items makes the total amount saved using a coupon greater than buying one item.
T ?
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3265-gen2-out1
premise
Friction causes the speed of an object to decrease.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3265-gen2-out1
premise
If an object has a constant speed, then there is no friction.
? T
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3265-gen2-out1
hypothesis
If there is no friction, then an object must have a constant speed.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3265-gen2-out1
entailment
Friction causes the speed of an object to decrease. & If an object has a constant speed, then there is no friction. |- If there is no friction, then an object must have a constant speed.
? T
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3409-gen1-out3
premise
Sugar causes bacteria to grow.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3409-gen1-out3
premise
Bacteria in the mouth make cavities.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3409-gen1-out3
hypothesis
Sugar causes cavities.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3409-gen1-out3
entailment
Sugar causes bacteria to grow. & Bacteria in the mouth make cavities. |- Sugar causes cavities.
? T
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num842-gen1-out4
premise
Winds and ocean currents can transport water for long distances.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num842-gen1-out4
premise
Storms produce winds and ocean currents.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num842-gen1-out4
hypothesis
Storms are an important way that water is transported for
KNOWN
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num842-gen1-out4
entailment
Winds and ocean currents can transport water for long distances. & Storms produce winds and ocean currents. |- Storms are an important way that water is transported for
T ?
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num4017-gen2-out2
premise
Putting too much salt in a soup might make it taste salty.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num4017-gen2-out2
premise
If something has more of a characteristic, it has more of that characteristic.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num4017-gen2-out2
hypothesis
A soup with too much salt has too much saltiness.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num4017-gen2-out2
entailment
Putting too much salt in a soup might make it taste salty. & If something has more of a characteristic, it has more of that characteristic. |- A soup with too much salt has too much saltiness.
T ?
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3937-gen2-out4
premise
If oxygen is present, then combustion is possible.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3937-gen2-out4
premise
An electrical spark is needed for combustion.
T ?
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3937-gen2-out4
hypothesis
An electrical spark is needed to make combustion possible if oxygen is present.
KNOWN
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num3937-gen2-out4
entailment
If oxygen is present, then combustion is possible. & An electrical spark is needed for combustion. |- An electrical spark is needed to make combustion possible if oxygen is present.
T ?
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num430-gen2-out1
premise
Heterotrophs are living things that cannot make their own food.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num430-gen2-out1
premise
Plants are heterotrophs.
T ?
F
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num430-gen2-out1
hypothesis
Plants cannot make their own food.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num430-gen2-out1
entailment
Heterotrophs are living things that cannot make their own food. & Plants are heterotrophs. |- Plants cannot make their own food.
T ?
F
FF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num95-gen1-out4
premise
A magnet attracts objects made of iron.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num95-gen1-out4
premise
A compass needle is attracted to a magnet.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num95-gen1-out4
hypothesis
A compass needle is made of iron.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num95-gen1-out4
entailment
A magnet attracts objects made of iron. & A compass needle is attracted to a magnet. |- A compass needle is made of iron.
T ?
F
TF
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1468-gen2-out2
premise
Food is the fuel the body uses to keep the heart beating.
T T
T
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gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1468-gen2-out2
premise
Raisins are food.
T T
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1468-gen2-out2
hypothesis
Raisins are the fuel the body uses to keep the heart beating.
KNOWN
T
null
gpt3
GPT3-try8b-num1468-gen2-out2
entailment
Food is the fuel the body uses to keep the heart beating. & Raisins are food. |- Raisins are the fuel the body uses to keep the heart beating.
T ?
F
TF
gpt3