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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "teachers usually have more knowledge than students", "students usually have more knowledge than teachers" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "it is colder in winter than summer", "it is colder in summer than winter" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the days are longer in summer than winter", "the days are longer in winter than summer" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "pandas are rare animals", "rats are rare animals" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he put his clothes in washing machine to clean", "he put all plates in washing machine to clean" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "fire keeps you warm", "fire keeps you cold" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "my friend eaten nothing for years", "my friend ate a biscuit this evening" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "my friend didn't have dinner last night", "my friend ate cat food last night" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the color of the sea is yellow", "the color of the sea is blue" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the shape of ice is changeable", "the shape of water is changeable" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the dog barks all day long", "the tortoise barks all day long" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the quilt is used for making fire", "the quilt is used to keep warm" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "paper is used for writing", "paper is used for eating" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "dishwashing liquid is used to take a bath", "dishwashing liquid is used to wash the dishes" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "my friend married the dog he loves", "my friend married the girl he loves" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Harry lives in the bottom of the sea", "Harry lives in the bottom of the building" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "birds like reading book", "teachers like reading book" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the big tree can keep the grass out of the rain", "the grass can keep the big tree out of the rain" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he put his shoes on his head", "he put his hat on his head" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the tree floats in the wind", "the dandelion floats in the wind" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "my friend didn't sleep for half a year", "my friend didn't sleep last night" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "potatoes grow on the trees", "potatoes grow in the ground" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "bitter melon is sweet", "rock sugar is sweet" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "a badminton is round", "a football is round" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "dragonflies like to collect honey", "bees like to gather honey" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "there are more stars than moons", "there are more moons than stars" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "fish live in the desert", "cactuses live in the desert" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the peacock can spread its tail", "the dog can spread its tail" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the student likes to play the piano", "the dog likes to play the piano" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he celebrates his birthday three times a year", "he celebrates his birthday once a year" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "you can live in a room", "you can live in a fireplace" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6247", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "eac9ee2519ac49ed3cc943250f535789994daa0177b8d73a98a18e2d2252402b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he likes to turn on the fan in winter", "he likes to turn on the fan in summer" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "he drink much alcohol while exercise", "don't drink much alcohol while exercise" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "bandage can stop bleeding", "washing powder can stop bleeding" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the washing machine can wash clothes", "the washing machine washes your hair" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "a duck walks on three legs", "a duck walks on two legs" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the dog drives to and from work every day", "I drive to and from work every day" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the person wore a pair of shoes", "the chicken wore a pair of shoes" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "my cat cooked a delicious meal", "my mother cooked a delicious meal" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "dad drives his own car", "dad can drive two cars at the same time" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "shorts are longer than trousers", "trousers are longer than shorts" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the mouth can talk", "the nose can talk" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I can see the wind", "I can see fireworks" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the teeth are stronger than the tongue", "the tongue is stronger than the teeth" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Tom climbs to a tree", "Tom climbs to the sky" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "the garden has so many flowers", "the garden has so many pigs" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I like to play basketball with my dog", "I like to play basketball with my friends" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "a book contains many libraries", "a library contains many books" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Most of the cola is composed of water.", "Most of the cola is composed of gold" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He restored the Rubik's Cube with his eyes", "He restored the Rubik's Cube with his hand." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Charging treasure can charge the phone", "Charging treasure can charge the stomach" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The teacher planted a tree on paper.", "The teacher wrote an article on paper." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My sister cut an iron column with scissors", "My sister cut a rope with scissors" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I washed a glass of milk with soap bar", "I washed a glass of milk with milk powder." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I wash my feet with water", "I wash my feet with magma" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Camels can travel in the moon", "Camels can travel in the desert" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Diamonds in the down jacket", "Duck feather in the down jacket" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The baby kangaroo got into bottle", "The baby kangaroo got into bag." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jim is blowing his hair with ice", "Jim is blowing his hair with a hair dryer." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Craftsman builds a house with wood", "Craftsman builds a house with water" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Pen is having breakfast", "Dad is having breakfast" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Caterpillars can turn into butterflies", "Tigers can turn into butterflies" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "My brother likes to eat durian peel.", "My brother likes to eat apple peel." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The repairman fills the air into the tire", "The repairman fills the water into the tire" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "A student going to make a hairstyle", "A monk going to make a hairstyle" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "This fossil has existed for tens of thousands of years.", "This people has existed for tens of thousands of years." ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Mother is frying eggs in a pan", "Mother is frying eggs in a basketball" ]
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Sea anemones can live on blue whale", "Sea anemones can live on hermit crabs" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6284", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f3dc4c92b25995e72d60a75f9e0959acb67d1cfcdc939551f7c38dc0c018ff2b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He took the train to moon", "He took the train to Lhasa" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6285", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "608e299e054bf061d30b799130a3667aa05ac06187a9b19abd23fb7055d60297"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Mom is mopping the floor with a mop", "Mom is mopping the floor with an egg" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6286", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "8ae55e471788759a49c0eceed1657bc9e5b19bc971c9279d7092967011d55194"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Farmers are using hoes to smash", "Farmers are using chopsticks to smash" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6287", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "25bbc983c7a09938b9cedc9eb41ac90971145b4f0abd99bdf8c1aec7df0eea1f"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Mother waters the flowers once a week.", "Mom puts oil on the flowers once a week." ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6288", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e8424c39ed9f5456727d67b43d0c46c32c1538058ce49909f2257b841ca62950"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ ".The hen of the ranch lays ducks", "The hen of the ranch lays eggs." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6289", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "30c07d88c1b813d370d9d7e295bc57cccadd7325505ce67fc8c222776d728923"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Grandma is cutting vegetables with paper", "Grandma is cutting vegetables with a kitchen knife" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6290", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "6d60258c5fb48c3d1738017458c4ab526f03acb349f526fa7b3d072adecebecc"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jimmy took the tree out of the bag.", "Jimmy took the badminton out of the bag." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6291", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f2330874ab9250fcd4d27e7f6d7c34efe39c0a912f7bfd3f394aad6da1091e63"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Uncle wiped the diamond on the bread", "Uncle wiped the tomato sauce on the bread" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6292", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "17fec6267dfe9a21520f2b6a115250a0eef82c87892f662ba001d3c6f7e42d29"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Grandma wraps the meat into the dumplings", "Grandma wraps an airplane into the dumplings" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6293", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "379dead91a81dc6fd03e9f9b0a56049fba8bcd1a7034e0e18900ebd8e6097f08"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I am going home to open the door with a key", "I am going home to open the door with broom" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6294", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "839999166961593c2a0d51aaf9aefbf0dfbaa2ecb1b549700a84e5c14f098c2b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I saw an elephant with a microscope", "I saw the microbes with a microscope" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6295", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "46b836c5b5a05345e31cfaf2b037984273dd349629a4cd313a068a92130073d0"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I am doing flying in a hot air balloon", "I am doing flying in a chair" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6296", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ffcdd22320e79c38e1079d458ca3cd67135cd087db53034b7c228c6da004b570"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He is using an eraser to remove a pencil mark", "He is using glass to remove a pencil mark" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6297", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "b1607acd66b7469937a9dbec641ca0ed6fb6851cabc87625f5f5d0fc517bc0ed"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The singer speaks through the vibrating hands", "The singer speaks through the vibrating vocal cords" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6298", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "8f74415285b9c73f5974745af69a79c7fab25bf54875a1ff03edc9f2b17baf23"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He glued the object with glue", "He glued the object with water" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6299", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "feb5426d5cbb4c428b130cd4715795c33c66ea17960b9d0fdfdd5a8f766bb2dc"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "I wash my hair with shampoo", "I wash my hair with glue" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6300", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "f0ef2bd09e8364620afaa94aefc0bc4891a7419641f60fe91eef74d18479ecfd"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The boss put the wine in the bottle", "The boss put the wine in the paper" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6301", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "d8377523190eba78489e6b0ebced112d73f75bd395d25f9cd36296f2a70716a2"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Flamethrower sprays a lot of water", "Flamethrower sprays a lot of flame" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6302", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e968a130f3f7eb16bf714d3e4b5a332989842654101eb265055eda1273eb6308"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The chef is sharpening the knife with sharpening stone", "The chef is sharpening the knife with glass" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6303", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "7b2a344250953288502f069eda5abd5895f2f384703e6b94e9622b7913c56f06"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Tiger can be drilled into small bottles", "Octopus can be drilled into small bottles" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6304", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "dea79ae9dc21d4acf5fabaf4ecd022c1bcbf8f526be435c850ca46b105f7ad9c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Dandelion seeds floate in the air", "lotus seeds floate in the air" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6305", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "5031f9d6e7d25f2528ffb595c9e68d66fbd026da75cfdcbcf427d298186c836d"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Painter paints with watercolors", "Painter paints with water" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6306", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "bb259e1998ebb84fb5453e16500b72f514909bfbab8e2d50979b2809e5eec116"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Stone is caught in the burger", "Beef is caught in the burger" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6307", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "80b14788fd401f28d1cee7ec7d426f28bd8bb9ed8ce0b9bb948d11dbd82daec4"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He is playing billiards with a toothpick", "He is playing billiards with a pool cue." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6308", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "94a61a75fb088f390ccc37ed74d3206c075c153b633ab478247f6aeff4925138"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Uncle fires with ice cubes", "Uncle fires with a flint" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6309", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "cb2a8627434c319f27d2f34159d9de6f96b55a6d6698a4990ce4e188d7416bd9"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "The fishermen caught the fish in the lake.", "The fishermen caught the monkey in the lake" ]
0
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6310", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "7283d4d4e8d9d2cc054921d528b95f18013286af64fe1c4448db45158e0e9b6b"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Tom is eating with his hands", "Tom is eating with his mouth." ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6311", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "e9b981f0af37a4737603edc72d7a8949a00b26ca02a4a658779bad5050a6749c"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "An ant got into the sponge", "Bears got into the sponge" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6312", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "bcffd26b71c5ab49d5b86ae30139ad6c17f7d9d55480f4064dd3cf9c7e30e824"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Jimmy was sunburned by the moon.", "Jimmy is sunburned by the sun" ]
1
{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6313", "native_nonsensical_index": 0, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "d20e7f60157fbb0207f1c49dc37e13ae23557d1bf19e48657b40258554e303b3"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He was stabbed with stones", "He was stabbed with cotton" ]
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{"annotation_origin": "human", "id": "train:6314", "native_nonsensical_index": 1, "native_split": "train", "split_group_id": "ab4d193da7cb3b734fb7310b6bbc6125536c3eecffc2987e7563c7e78250a0fd"}
Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "He found the planet in the treasure chest.", "He found gold in the treasure chest." ]
1
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Which statement is more sensible in ordinary circumstances?
[ "Mother uses a baking machine to melt iron", "Mother uses a baking machine to make a cake" ]
1
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