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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You would make bread", "You would make a sun" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Kangaroo meat is a healthy alternative to other red meats.", "Kangaroo meet is a healthy alternative to other red meats." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "When people say \"Potato, tomato\", they mean there is no big difference", "When people say \"Potato, potahto\", they mean there is no big difference" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4311", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "840ee6305c2397d57a1b8e5591517aed848679b277e18ac146afb3b0997049d9"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "May equiped a security monitor at her home to watch over her cats", "May equiped a security guard at her home to watch over her cats" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "When we are frightened, we are happy", "When we are frightened, we are afraid" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "a spoon can be used to cut", "a blade can be used to cut" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A suitcase is for carrying stones.", "A suitcase is for carrying documents." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "There is a bald eagle standing on the branch", "There is a bald eagle standing on the sun" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Smoking is good to health", "Smoking is harmful to health" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "cutting your hair is for a cook to do", "cutting your hair is for a hair dresser to do" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4319", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "46134e631307b98eea7c7891c29953edcf875ac7f9b5d6dc3e2f75881251bee3"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Baseball is a sport involving two teams of players", "Baseball is a sport involving one teams of players" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4320", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "4d6a86c604e4b6101ae27898a9db8c7d947a11551da0e580915450fa86a7e3c4"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Leaves catch the sunlight and water to helpa animal live", "Leaves catch the sunlight and water to helpa plant live" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4321", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "b860117a66b15ab2d17ebaf43898c31345d8b8002efc80c285acd5ea07a0fa28"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The last thing you do when you go to the mall is walk out the exit", "The first thing you do when you go to the mall is walk out the exit" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4322", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "2b81d99666b5cb830ebff48830f0fb3b272ec2ba9f6572aee2ab31d4073b946c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "If you want to surf the net then you should have a surfboard", "If you want to surf the net then you should have a modem" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4323", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "164290ae4c6c96b6c7de253a34a07af903bb608d9f436ebe31b16940d0f69458"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Human beings live on Mars", "Human beings life on earth" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4324", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "daf235b5930e08fe7605c2689b93ca80f042dce90cbe8ad571651369647d576e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "meter is part of week.", "day is part of week." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4325", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "effda6cd8c152c422da3f79a8ad7c9c1c4d19ea3a814bad650ec1ea43968cc0f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The boys crossed the river by swimming.", "The boys crosses the river by flying." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4326", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "1e6fc460c7642edbec01eb92b0b0ce82167025e0e894bafc91b4368de0c671af"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Cigarettes do harm to health.", "Cigarettes are good for health." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4327", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "4aaa24ed1e99c5c96d846687525a2aa81befb7a264dc89d48152aa1241e7dc59"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Sheila raised her tail", "Sheila raised her hand" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4328", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "56e6039844ac17c538a07d4db954959986f5375679277694cac7e8a347d64a44"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jeff prints with a printer", "Jeff prints with a tractor" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4329", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "154595687943c05c35e1a84068f53c69fe06cc2c57e996814f7d9b9afac7f372"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Water and ice are the same substance", "Water and ice are not the same substance" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4330", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "c0754c6cf7e1b4661021948f6794cb79739c8969ded58822c9ba77d5d7fbd310"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Vases are usually made of glass", "Vases are usually made of gold" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4331", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "606ec24f9ccaf0981caf946cb54703588f099fbd452ad26559ca0c1aa08f0cf8"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "i am jumping", "I am flying" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4332", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "7954d55a4a1a1a5da03dde7565c1a34cd64b825b8283207c166a384582a6c449"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A stone has a medical effect", "A drug has a medical effect" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4333", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0accb15289b87439e5193e70b5947feffd9d8073bfc7c65bb461e03f6305bcab"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I can buy some books in clothing shops.", "I can buy some clothes in clothing shops." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "If you fall in love with someone, he can beat you", "If you fall in love with someone, he can kiss you" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The patient is sent to the police.", "The patient is sent to the hospital." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "uranium is radioactive", "carbon is radioactive" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4337", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "148757c95bf216178b506eb07e14a751fdace274d7a65c65216b3e338425df49"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My cat is reading newspapers now.", "I am reading newspapers now." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4338", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "24fe682a8fc39977290534a3f071201e301127e92b1d7e0b97a01fd316c3f0b7"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "It was wendy and cold.", "It was windy and cold." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4339", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "439a8c5bb1da505fd4487d563d660a0992f76797442998d286f11c00e1b54ace"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A judge can free a convict of jail time", "A teacher can free a convict of jail time" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4340", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e09e0d973d926edf76cb1c9c8ba6502af701b8c550a272106b6362442a2a3b67"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "It is very cold all the year round in the equator", "It is very hot all the year round in the equator" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4341", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e4319ad03eee4942e1b846b02ab9791b658f9106f3f6576bd1ec02843d36b244"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "scissors are used to sew", "scissors are used to cut" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4342", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "28cb66cafc10a3d5809e567a6ac8e4f6edea4ff4b944bb9fabc65680708b44cf"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Highway belongs to private property", "Highway belongs to public property" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4343", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "21193a5e4cd47219a6dc5e2638c4d89c254f30a76343e61ceafcbf8defd2c555"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A tortoise can race a hair.", "A tortoise can race a hare." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4344", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "8d2a891e35f60d681526497a4a5ab2ccec6b26352c39bc6cea8bedc60f16927a"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You would sate your hanger because you want to live.", "You would sate your hunger because you want to live." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You may find a tooth in your ear", "You may find a tooth in your mouth" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4346", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fb72013d52111ef1d08bb73e570c46bc89617d1c56e52d587a17ad6b467f6a16"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Grass can break.", "Glass can break." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A dog can read books.", "An student can read books." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4348", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e7fe0cc9dd8f709c8ee04738d7827ca30f15ba310df5262c77a29d76defbb560"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The plane went to outer space", "The spaceship went to outer space" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A river is a large flow of stone", "A river is a large flow of water" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "diamond is very cheap", "diamond is very expensive" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4351", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "4bcdb0e2548ac7cb4215e225901da4120b7a3dcca4e8fd6abdb5863533d8a4df"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Snake is a cold-blooded animal", "Dog is a cold-blooded animal" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The policeman arrested the suspect", "The baby arrested the suspect" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Sally uses perfume every morning before setting off to work", "Sally uses pepper spray every morning before setting off to work" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A house has a roof.", "A house has no roof." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Human body temperature is constant", "Human body temperature is changing" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You are likely to find a TV in a kitchen", "You are likely to find a teakettle in a kitchen" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4357", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "2b37d1cb2a03c2ad20c1c1d91532c40d1826841ddca096887786be5adc75955e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can use a study to take a bath.", "You can use a bathroom to take a bath." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Physicists are sending rockets to the moon", "Biologists are sending rockets to the moon" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Sue was pregnant", "A man was pregnant" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "There are many trains and flowers in the school.", "There are many trees and flowers in the school." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Pizza is usually eaten by chopsticks", "Pizza is usually eaten by hand" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Lions are carnivores", "Lions are herbivores" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A timer can time a race.", "An earphone can time a race." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Someone is having a birthday", "nobody has birthday" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Criticism is for celebrating a promotion.", "Giving a gift is for celebrating a promotion." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can use water to cook.", "You can use fire to cook" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Snakes played in front of the ship in the sea.", "Dolphins played in front of the ship in the sea." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My parents are disappointed at my first prize.", "My parents are excited about my first prize." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Monet was a tire", "Monet was french" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "People are shorter than giraffes", "People are taller than giraffes" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The woman gave birth.", "The man gave birth." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You are likely to find a cooking area in dental office", "You are likely to find a reception area in dental office" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can play music with your guitar.", "You can play music with your ball." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Everest is higher than Mount Fuji", "Mount Everest is lower than Mount Fuji" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can use cotton to make a pillow.", "You can use plastic to make a pillow" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Something you find at a race track is a boat", "Something you find at a race track is a car" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You may find a dress in the washing machine", "You may find a stone in the washing machine" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4378", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "b8ac81fea8935a525a0778c617f9cdc3344d7b3a004767b12a573bb7a62962ee"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "you want to eat bread", "You want to eat a desk" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Plastic contain calcium", "Bones contain calcium" ]
1
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Something you find in a pond is a horse", "Something you find in a meadow is a horse" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4381", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ada94acc76a9615da26ff8d8b9211ab74a025b343374a8e144f778ee0a5fabbc"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You are likely to find an anemone in salt water", "You are likely to find an anemone in fresh water" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4382", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "0b5b6aef31d143bf395594c35f80813f7c26ca624ca21ccdbea706bddf0edb5b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The quest for knowledge would make you want to read a book", "The quest for knowledge would make you want to play vedio games" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4383", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "9484a09f03a2323c780c6b75d96b30248b164d17c46d2c51ff8a2e8aab9576f1"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I can talk to others without opening my mouth.", "I can listen to others without opening my mouth." ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4384", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "71217633138d5eb932417ec104ea9519beabd52dd27440d6abfffa3b18ab6c5b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He put the letter into the envelope", "He put the e-mail into the envelope" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4385", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "46da77cb34b3c1aff11a015474cc95846e7fc4ff2d1a04445b4310551161ec4d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Cycling requires balcony.", "Cycling requires balance." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4386", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5b4345d05457e58f330a1cc217a5db09682c62781fe1d7bc7cb288f90c1e836f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My mother buys a swear for me.", "My mother buys a sweater for me." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4387", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fceaf49cfc77d17c63d8d90e20b53d3c38b85e96f433458f9a64eeb2997396ef"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Humans can't survive without air", "Humans can't survive without ants" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4388", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "9914ae4cf16e8acdfe556a0be919078b991126ac0c8f981e57a5f9da631ec034"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Mark Twain is a scientist.", "Stephen Hawking is a scientist." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4389", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "18665e73fd8e5c8d7c0740392a7b7597528e1d8a0fa2281d2f3aebebf886e87d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "We eat many people", "We imply many people" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4390", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "1749fefe5a732ba6cc854bbd1c58eb29eb223f69ae7227536e73f0c073563df6"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Doctor Stephen Strange was a doctor at the beginning", "Doctor Stephen Strange was a lawyer at the beginning" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4391", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "84e4e26ee435bbb74ffbde1e68027433df3c02bb1d75346520baa182c50d5fb3"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You will keep detesting when talking to others", "You will keep smiling when talking to others" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4392", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fa2e20b63f63fb6b38b325a86b897b6729e839fd714ea2a603efb4e55f46bdac"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Cobra belongs to animals", "Cobra belongs to plant" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4393", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5b13bcde2e571a9abb7b6f1ef0feee92744dd5446ddf66175bd0d1f3462b7009"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can dance on a table", "You can eat on a table" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4394", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "8116208c08d41b594bf923ab6d2861a05ca2b8b7d50a47ba895a5111de1a944d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The duty of the policer is to protect people from harm", "The duty of sanitation workers is to protect people from harm" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4395", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "29907a841f2615c0795a12e848d45a770c339beff5c7f150333d4f45da8f644e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You are likely to find seahorse in ocean", "You are likely to find horse in ocean" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4396", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "cc10a7eb8c6df944ded2ed4c047f621327e243bb9dcac0929e25e8e189de534e"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You are likely to find a dinosaur in a research laboratory", "You are likely to find a mouse in a research laboratory" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4397", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e395d30a3a1582616d17c20f2640a73c1cc9cda924687ebc2062f6cd5b1c2f95"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You can see the moon during the day.", "You can see the sun during the day." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4398", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "7b639a4a3e89fb77305d3e78e647eed2f938923258c485b027d43ac6f85f2837"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The sky is yellow", "The sky is blue" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4399", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "bfe870f2b427bf8afd85dcd1cbca630d01d56f987451ca9fa0a98916fe0ca312"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Lily put on a dress for a ball", "Lily put on a T-shirt for a ball" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4400", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "212ec862d91cddace4123404afad2ecf35edc0de724a32ceccb5562038be22b6"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "giving a gift requires a person to give it to", "giving a gift requires a toy to give it to" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4401", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "fb966fe9f08792d2ffa09d46fac406622db74821b385cadb3c093cc0f6089b3f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I can go out without wearing clothes.", "I can go out without wearing a coat." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4402", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "20afd7e65ed66880ae7fc33c7c7ac98d77931a032c90ae833aa82fe7f8832a22"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Soil provides nutrients for plants", "stone provides nutrients for plants" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4403", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "52855d8300fb39968fad2f8f0720a54c9040041c37a9a507267fdf7107a367b5"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "People laugh when they are happy", "People cry when they are happy" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4404", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "1d3241c047c4e9ce8bf2bac6a919f18bdfc2457b790352eb1e7b3b631fac2eba"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Sally's old studios came back to visit her", "Sally's old students came back to visit her." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4405", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "294cf49fb206ce6ad6b6c85448322c98d5cfa41756388a8d9d4ac2c149746b22"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Glass may be easily broken.", "Diamonds may be easily broken." ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4406", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "44d422f082f2e1f8310af2e37ec29424b2659938b39b82db09c49c17ce8e7ff8"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "You may find a duck on the tree", "You may find a sparrow on the tree" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:4407", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "64da500f4cba1fd7ca44d111f8c9e8e29ab140023c4f9a271022d36c554fdfbd"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "People put the garbage can in the basket", "People put the garbage can in the rubbish basket" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "writing a term paper requires focused attention", "writing a term paper requires distracted attention" ]
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