theblackcat102/syllogism · Datasets at Hugging Face

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Consider these statements: 1. No students are humans 2. All humans are chefs Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are humans? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are humans", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No students are humans", "premise2": "All humans are chefs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 0, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All children are animals 2. Some animals are not doctors Does it logically follow that: Some children are not doctors? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some children are not doctors", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All children are animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 1, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are not tigers 2. No tigers are whales Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are whales? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are whales", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some butterflies are not tigers", "premise2": "No tigers are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 2, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are butterflies 2. Some butterflies are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are chefs? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are chefs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some chefs are butterflies", "premise2": "Some butterflies are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 3, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are insects 2. All insects are children Does it logically follow that: Some parents are children? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are insects", "premise2": "All insects are children", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 4, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All birds are parents 2. All parents are bees Does it logically follow that: Some birds are bees? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some birds are bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All birds are parents", "premise2": "All parents are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 5, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All dolphins are dogs 2. All dogs are teachers Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All dolphins are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 6, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are birds 2. All birds are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are birds", "premise2": "All birds are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 7, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are not chefs 2. Some chefs are fish Does it logically follow that: All elephants are fish? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All elephants are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some elephants are not chefs", "premise2": "Some chefs are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 8, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No engineers are lions 2. Some lions are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some dolphins are lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some dolphins are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No engineers are lions", "premise2": "Some lions are dolphins", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 9, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are adults 2. Some adults are not lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are adults", "premise2": "Some adults are not lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 10, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All writers are spiders 2. Some spiders are lions Does it logically follow that: Some writers are lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some writers are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are spiders", "premise2": "Some spiders are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 11, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are ants 2. Some ants are not dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some ants are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some ants are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some teachers are ants", "premise2": "Some ants are not dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 12, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some grandparents are musicians 2. No musicians are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are not doctors? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are not doctors", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some grandparents are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 13, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some dolphins are mortals 2. All mortals are horses Does it logically follow that: Some dolphins are horses? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some dolphins are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some dolphins are mortals", "premise2": "All mortals are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 14, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some children are fish 2. Some fish are not humans Does it logically follow that: Some fish are children? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some fish are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are fish", "premise2": "Some fish are not humans", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 15, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not writers 2. Some writers are children Does it logically follow that: Some children are writers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some children are writers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some musicians are not writers", "premise2": "Some writers are children", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 16, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some programmers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are spiders Does it logically follow that: No spiders are grandparents? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No spiders are grandparents", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some programmers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are spiders", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 17, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some mammals are not animals 2. All animals are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are animals? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some mammals are not animals", "premise2": "All animals are doctors", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 18, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are artists 2. Some artists are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some artists are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some artists are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some elephants are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 19, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All artists are parents 2. Some parents are engineers Does it logically follow that: Some artists are engineers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some artists are engineers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All artists are parents", "premise2": "Some parents are engineers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 20, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All ants are animals 2. All animals are lawyers Does it logically follow that: No ants are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No ants are lawyers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All ants are animals", "premise2": "All animals are lawyers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 21, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are students 2. No students are insects Does it logically follow that: Some horses are not insects? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some horses are not insects", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are students", "premise2": "No students are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 22, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are animals 2. No animals are lions Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some butterflies are animals", "premise2": "No animals are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 23, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are mammals 2. No mammals are bees Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not bees? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are mammals", "premise2": "No mammals are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 24, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some parents are students 2. No students are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some parents are students", "premise2": "No students are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 25, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some spiders are not lions 2. Some lions are students Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are students? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are students", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some spiders are not lions", "premise2": "Some lions are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 26, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some children are philosophers 2. Some philosophers are scientists Does it logically follow that: Some scientists are philosophers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some scientists are philosophers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are scientists", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 27, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All students are animals 2. No animals are spiders Does it logically follow that: No students are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No students are spiders", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All students are animals", "premise2": "No animals are spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 28, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No dogs are lions 2. No lions are mortals Does it logically follow that: All lions are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All lions are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No dogs are lions", "premise2": "No lions are mortals", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 29, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are artists 2. No artists are birds Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not birds? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not birds", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are artists", "premise2": "No artists are birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 30, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are students 2. All students are lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some chefs are students", "premise2": "All students are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 31, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some lions are students 2. No students are dogs Does it logically follow that: No dogs are students? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No dogs are students", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some lions are students", "premise2": "No students are dogs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 32, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All ants are bees 2. Some bees are spiders Does it logically follow that: Some bees are ants? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some bees are ants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All ants are bees", "premise2": "Some bees are spiders", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 33, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some fish are spiders 2. All spiders are reptiles Does it logically follow that: No spiders are fish? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No spiders are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some fish are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are reptiles", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 34, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All lawyers are dogs 2. Some dogs are musicians Does it logically follow that: Some dogs are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some dogs are lawyers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All lawyers are dogs", "premise2": "Some dogs are musicians", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 35, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are philosophers 2. No philosophers are mammals Does it logically follow that: No musicians are mammals? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No musicians are mammals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are philosophers", "premise2": "No philosophers are mammals", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 36, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some doctors are not ants 2. No ants are birds Does it logically follow that: All doctors are birds? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All doctors are birds", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some doctors are not ants", "premise2": "No ants are birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 37, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are insects 2. No insects are whales Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not whales? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not whales", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are insects", "premise2": "No insects are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 38, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All lions are spiders 2. No spiders are cats Does it logically follow that: No lions are cats? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No lions are cats", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All lions are spiders", "premise2": "No spiders are cats", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 39, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No doctors are elephants 2. No elephants are lions Does it logically follow that: All lions are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All lions are elephants", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No doctors are elephants", "premise2": "No elephants are lions", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 40, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All elephants are spiders 2. All spiders are grandparents Does it logically follow that: All grandparents are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All grandparents are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All elephants are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are grandparents", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 41, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some animals are children 2. No children are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some children are animals? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some children are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some animals are children", "premise2": "No children are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 42, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not philosophers 2. Some philosophers are dogs Does it logically follow that: No musicians are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No musicians are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some musicians are not philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are dogs", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 43, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All humans are dolphins 2. Some dolphins are not dogs Does it logically follow that: Some humans are not dogs? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some humans are not dogs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All humans are dolphins", "premise2": "Some dolphins are not dogs", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 44, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some doctors are musicians 2. Some musicians are whales Does it logically follow that: Some whales are musicians? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some whales are musicians", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some doctors are musicians", "premise2": "Some musicians are whales", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 45, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All insects are musicians 2. No musicians are cats Does it logically follow that: No insects are cats? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No insects are cats", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All insects are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are cats", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 46, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some grandparents are not lawyers 2. Some lawyers are teachers Does it logically follow that: No grandparents are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No grandparents are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some grandparents are not lawyers", "premise2": "Some lawyers are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 47, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All writers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are horses Does it logically follow that: Some writers are horses? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some writers are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 48, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All grandparents are artists 2. Some artists are not scientists Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are not scientists? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are not scientists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All grandparents are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are not scientists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 49, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All butterflies are tigers 2. All tigers are dolphins Does it logically follow that: All butterflies are dolphins? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "All butterflies are dolphins", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All butterflies are tigers", "premise2": "All tigers are dolphins", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 50, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No elephants are birds 2. No birds are students Does it logically follow that: No birds are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No birds are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No elephants are birds", "premise2": "No birds are students", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 51, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All whales are artists 2. Some artists are students Does it logically follow that: Some whales are students? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some whales are students", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All whales are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 52, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No whales are lions 2. All lions are teachers Does it logically follow that: No whales are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No whales are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No whales are lions", "premise2": "All lions are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 53, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some fish are dogs 2. All dogs are insects Does it logically follow that: All fish are insects? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All fish are insects", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some fish are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 54, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are bees 2. All bees are fish Does it logically follow that: All musicians are fish? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "All musicians are fish", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are bees", "premise2": "All bees are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 55, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some birds are not children 2. Some children are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are children? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some birds are not children", "premise2": "Some children are butterflies", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 56, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No insects are reptiles 2. All reptiles are musicians Does it logically follow that: Some insects are musicians? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some insects are musicians", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No insects are reptiles", "premise2": "All reptiles are musicians", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 57, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All doctors are spiders 2. All spiders are artists Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are artists? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are artists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All doctors are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are artists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 58, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are whales 2. Some whales are not birds Does it logically follow that: Some musicians are not birds? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some musicians are not birds", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are whales", "premise2": "Some whales are not birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 59, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All doctors are birds 2. No birds are scientists Does it logically follow that: No doctors are scientists? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No doctors are scientists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All doctors are birds", "premise2": "No birds are scientists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 60, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All spiders are writers 2. All writers are parents Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are parents? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are parents", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All spiders are writers", "premise2": "All writers are parents", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 61, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No humans are musicians 2. All musicians are programmers Does it logically follow that: No humans are programmers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No humans are programmers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No humans are musicians", "premise2": "All musicians are programmers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 62, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some birds are philosophers 2. No philosophers are mortals Does it logically follow that: Some birds are not mortals? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some birds are not mortals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some birds are philosophers", "premise2": "No philosophers are mortals", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 63, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are humans 2. All humans are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some horses are dolphins? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some horses are dolphins", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are humans", "premise2": "All humans are dolphins", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 64, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some engineers are bees 2. All bees are horses Does it logically follow that: Some engineers are horses? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some engineers are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some engineers are bees", "premise2": "All bees are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 65, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are grandparents 2. No grandparents are reptiles Does it logically follow that: Some teachers are not reptiles? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some teachers are not reptiles", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some teachers are grandparents", "premise2": "No grandparents are reptiles", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 66, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No chefs are programmers 2. Some programmers are not spiders Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No chefs are programmers", "premise2": "Some programmers are not spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 67, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. All reptiles are engineers 2. Some engineers are not butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some reptiles are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some reptiles are butterflies", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All reptiles are engineers", "premise2": "Some engineers are not butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 68, "type": "syllogism" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. Some writers are not dogs 2. No dogs are elephants Does it logically follow that: No elephants are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "No elephants are dogs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some writers are not dogs", "premise2": "No dogs are elephants", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 69, "type": "inversion" }	2
Consider these statements: 1. No students are humans 2. All humans are chefs Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are humans? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are humans", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No students are humans", "premise2": "All humans are chefs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 0, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All children are animals 2. Some animals are not doctors Does it logically follow that: Some children are doctors? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some children are doctors", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All children are animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 1, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are not tigers 2. No tigers are whales Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are whales? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are whales", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some butterflies are not tigers", "premise2": "No tigers are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 2, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are butterflies 2. Some butterflies are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are chefs? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are chefs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some chefs are butterflies", "premise2": "Some butterflies are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 3, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are insects 2. All insects are children Does it logically follow that: Some parents are children? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are insects", "premise2": "All insects are children", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 4, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All birds are parents 2. All parents are bees Does it logically follow that: Some birds are bees? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some birds are bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All birds are parents", "premise2": "All parents are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 5, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All dolphins are dogs 2. All dogs are teachers Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All dolphins are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 6, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. No parents are birds 2. Some birds are not butterflies Does it logically follow that: All parents are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All parents are butterflies", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No parents are birds", "premise2": "Some birds are not butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 7, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are not chefs 2. Some chefs are fish Does it logically follow that: All elephants are fish? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All elephants are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some elephants are not chefs", "premise2": "Some chefs are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 8, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. No engineers are lions 2. Some lions are dolphins Does it logically follow that: No dolphins are lions? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No dolphins are lions", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No engineers are lions", "premise2": "Some lions are dolphins", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 9, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are adults 2. Some adults are not lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are adults", "premise2": "Some adults are not lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 10, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All writers are spiders 2. Some spiders are lions Does it logically follow that: Some writers are lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some writers are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are spiders", "premise2": "Some spiders are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 11, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are not ants 2. Some ants are not dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some ants are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some ants are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some teachers are not ants", "premise2": "Some ants are not dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 12, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All grandparents are musicians 2. No musicians are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are doctors? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are doctors", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All grandparents are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 13, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some dolphins are not mortals 2. No mortals are horses Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are horses? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are horses", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some dolphins are not mortals", "premise2": "No mortals are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 14, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some children are fish 2. Some fish are not humans Does it logically follow that: Some fish are children? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some fish are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are fish", "premise2": "Some fish are not humans", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 15, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not writers 2. Some writers are children Does it logically follow that: Some children are writers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some children are writers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some musicians are not writers", "premise2": "Some writers are children", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 16, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some programmers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are spiders Does it logically follow that: No spiders are grandparents? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No spiders are grandparents", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some programmers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are spiders", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 17, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some mammals are not animals 2. All animals are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are animals? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some mammals are not animals", "premise2": "All animals are doctors", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 18, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are artists 2. Some artists are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some artists are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some artists are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some elephants are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 19, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some artists are parents 2. No parents are engineers Does it logically follow that: No artists are engineers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No artists are engineers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some artists are parents", "premise2": "No parents are engineers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 20, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All ants are animals 2. All animals are lawyers Does it logically follow that: No ants are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No ants are lawyers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All ants are animals", "premise2": "All animals are lawyers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 21, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are students 2. No students are insects Does it logically follow that: Some horses are not insects? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some horses are not insects", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are students", "premise2": "No students are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 22, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are animals 2. No animals are lions Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some butterflies are animals", "premise2": "No animals are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 23, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. All parents are mammals 2. No mammals are bees Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not bees? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are mammals", "premise2": "No mammals are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 24, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some parents are students 2. No students are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some parents are students", "premise2": "No students are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 25, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some spiders are not lions 2. Some lions are students Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are students? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are students", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some spiders are not lions", "premise2": "Some lions are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 26, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some children are philosophers 2. Some philosophers are scientists Does it logically follow that: Some scientists are philosophers? (Answer Yes or No)	Yes	{ "conclusion": "Some scientists are philosophers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are scientists", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 27, "type": "inversion" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. Some students are not animals 2. Some animals are not spiders Does it logically follow that: No students are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "No students are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some students are not animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 28, "type": "syllogism" }	3
Consider these statements: 1. No dogs are lions 2. No lions are mortals Does it logically follow that: All lions are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)	No	{ "conclusion": "All lions are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No dogs are lions", "premise2": "No lions are mortals", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 29, "type": "inversion" }	3

Consider these statements: 1. No students are humans 2. All humans are chefs Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are humans? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are humans", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No students are humans", "premise2": "All humans are chefs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 0, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All children are animals 2. Some animals are not doctors Does it logically follow that: Some children are not doctors? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some children are not doctors", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All children are animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 1, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are not tigers 2. No tigers are whales Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are whales? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are whales", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some butterflies are not tigers", "premise2": "No tigers are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 2, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are butterflies 2. Some butterflies are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are chefs? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are chefs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some chefs are butterflies", "premise2": "Some butterflies are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 3, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are insects 2. All insects are children Does it logically follow that: Some parents are children? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are insects", "premise2": "All insects are children", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 4, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All birds are parents 2. All parents are bees Does it logically follow that: Some birds are bees? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some birds are bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All birds are parents", "premise2": "All parents are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 5, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All dolphins are dogs 2. All dogs are teachers Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All dolphins are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 6, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are birds 2. All birds are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are birds", "premise2": "All birds are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 7, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are not chefs 2. Some chefs are fish Does it logically follow that: All elephants are fish? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All elephants are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some elephants are not chefs", "premise2": "Some chefs are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 8, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No engineers are lions 2. Some lions are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some dolphins are lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some dolphins are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No engineers are lions", "premise2": "Some lions are dolphins", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 9, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are adults 2. Some adults are not lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are adults", "premise2": "Some adults are not lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 10, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All writers are spiders 2. Some spiders are lions Does it logically follow that: Some writers are lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some writers are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are spiders", "premise2": "Some spiders are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 11, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are ants 2. Some ants are not dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some ants are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some ants are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some teachers are ants", "premise2": "Some ants are not dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 12, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some grandparents are musicians 2. No musicians are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are not doctors? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are not doctors", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some grandparents are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 13, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some dolphins are mortals 2. All mortals are horses Does it logically follow that: Some dolphins are horses? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some dolphins are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some dolphins are mortals", "premise2": "All mortals are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 14, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some children are fish 2. Some fish are not humans Does it logically follow that: Some fish are children? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some fish are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are fish", "premise2": "Some fish are not humans", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 15, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not writers 2. Some writers are children Does it logically follow that: Some children are writers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some children are writers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some musicians are not writers", "premise2": "Some writers are children", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 16, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some programmers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are spiders Does it logically follow that: No spiders are grandparents? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No spiders are grandparents", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some programmers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are spiders", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 17, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some mammals are not animals 2. All animals are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are animals? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some mammals are not animals", "premise2": "All animals are doctors", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 18, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are artists 2. Some artists are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some artists are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some artists are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some elephants are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 19, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All artists are parents 2. Some parents are engineers Does it logically follow that: Some artists are engineers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some artists are engineers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All artists are parents", "premise2": "Some parents are engineers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 20, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All ants are animals 2. All animals are lawyers Does it logically follow that: No ants are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No ants are lawyers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All ants are animals", "premise2": "All animals are lawyers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 21, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are students 2. No students are insects Does it logically follow that: Some horses are not insects? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some horses are not insects", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are students", "premise2": "No students are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 22, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are animals 2. No animals are lions Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some butterflies are animals", "premise2": "No animals are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 23, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are mammals 2. No mammals are bees Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not bees? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are mammals", "premise2": "No mammals are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 24, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some parents are students 2. No students are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some parents are students", "premise2": "No students are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 25, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some spiders are not lions 2. Some lions are students Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are students? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are students", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some spiders are not lions", "premise2": "Some lions are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 26, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some children are philosophers 2. Some philosophers are scientists Does it logically follow that: Some scientists are philosophers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some scientists are philosophers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are scientists", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 27, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All students are animals 2. No animals are spiders Does it logically follow that: No students are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No students are spiders", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All students are animals", "premise2": "No animals are spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 28, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No dogs are lions 2. No lions are mortals Does it logically follow that: All lions are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All lions are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No dogs are lions", "premise2": "No lions are mortals", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 29, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are artists 2. No artists are birds Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not birds? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not birds", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are artists", "premise2": "No artists are birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 30, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are students 2. All students are lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some chefs are students", "premise2": "All students are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 31, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some lions are students 2. No students are dogs Does it logically follow that: No dogs are students? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No dogs are students", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some lions are students", "premise2": "No students are dogs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 32, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All ants are bees 2. Some bees are spiders Does it logically follow that: Some bees are ants? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some bees are ants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All ants are bees", "premise2": "Some bees are spiders", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 33, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some fish are spiders 2. All spiders are reptiles Does it logically follow that: No spiders are fish? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No spiders are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some fish are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are reptiles", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 34, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All lawyers are dogs 2. Some dogs are musicians Does it logically follow that: Some dogs are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some dogs are lawyers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All lawyers are dogs", "premise2": "Some dogs are musicians", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 35, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are philosophers 2. No philosophers are mammals Does it logically follow that: No musicians are mammals? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No musicians are mammals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are philosophers", "premise2": "No philosophers are mammals", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 36, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some doctors are not ants 2. No ants are birds Does it logically follow that: All doctors are birds? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All doctors are birds", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some doctors are not ants", "premise2": "No ants are birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 37, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are insects 2. No insects are whales Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not whales? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not whales", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are insects", "premise2": "No insects are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 38, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All lions are spiders 2. No spiders are cats Does it logically follow that: No lions are cats? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No lions are cats", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All lions are spiders", "premise2": "No spiders are cats", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 39, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No doctors are elephants 2. No elephants are lions Does it logically follow that: All lions are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All lions are elephants", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No doctors are elephants", "premise2": "No elephants are lions", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 40, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All elephants are spiders 2. All spiders are grandparents Does it logically follow that: All grandparents are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All grandparents are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All elephants are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are grandparents", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 41, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some animals are children 2. No children are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some children are animals? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some children are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some animals are children", "premise2": "No children are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 42, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not philosophers 2. Some philosophers are dogs Does it logically follow that: No musicians are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No musicians are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some musicians are not philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are dogs", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 43, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All humans are dolphins 2. Some dolphins are not dogs Does it logically follow that: Some humans are not dogs? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some humans are not dogs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All humans are dolphins", "premise2": "Some dolphins are not dogs", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 44, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some doctors are musicians 2. Some musicians are whales Does it logically follow that: Some whales are musicians? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some whales are musicians", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some doctors are musicians", "premise2": "Some musicians are whales", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 45, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All insects are musicians 2. No musicians are cats Does it logically follow that: No insects are cats? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No insects are cats", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All insects are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are cats", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 46, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some grandparents are not lawyers 2. Some lawyers are teachers Does it logically follow that: No grandparents are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No grandparents are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some grandparents are not lawyers", "premise2": "Some lawyers are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 47, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All writers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are horses Does it logically follow that: Some writers are horses? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some writers are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 48, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All grandparents are artists 2. Some artists are not scientists Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are not scientists? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are not scientists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All grandparents are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are not scientists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 49, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All butterflies are tigers 2. All tigers are dolphins Does it logically follow that: All butterflies are dolphins? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "All butterflies are dolphins", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All butterflies are tigers", "premise2": "All tigers are dolphins", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 50, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No elephants are birds 2. No birds are students Does it logically follow that: No birds are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No birds are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No elephants are birds", "premise2": "No birds are students", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 51, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All whales are artists 2. Some artists are students Does it logically follow that: Some whales are students? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some whales are students", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All whales are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 52, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No whales are lions 2. All lions are teachers Does it logically follow that: No whales are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No whales are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No whales are lions", "premise2": "All lions are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 53, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some fish are dogs 2. All dogs are insects Does it logically follow that: All fish are insects? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All fish are insects", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some fish are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 54, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are bees 2. All bees are fish Does it logically follow that: All musicians are fish? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "All musicians are fish", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are bees", "premise2": "All bees are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 55, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some birds are not children 2. Some children are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are children? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some birds are not children", "premise2": "Some children are butterflies", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 56, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No insects are reptiles 2. All reptiles are musicians Does it logically follow that: Some insects are musicians? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some insects are musicians", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No insects are reptiles", "premise2": "All reptiles are musicians", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 57, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All doctors are spiders 2. All spiders are artists Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are artists? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are artists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All doctors are spiders", "premise2": "All spiders are artists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 58, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All musicians are whales 2. Some whales are not birds Does it logically follow that: Some musicians are not birds? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some musicians are not birds", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All musicians are whales", "premise2": "Some whales are not birds", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 59, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All doctors are birds 2. No birds are scientists Does it logically follow that: No doctors are scientists? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No doctors are scientists", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All doctors are birds", "premise2": "No birds are scientists", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 60, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All spiders are writers 2. All writers are parents Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are parents? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are parents", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All spiders are writers", "premise2": "All writers are parents", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 61, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No humans are musicians 2. All musicians are programmers Does it logically follow that: No humans are programmers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No humans are programmers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No humans are musicians", "premise2": "All musicians are programmers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 62, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some birds are philosophers 2. No philosophers are mortals Does it logically follow that: Some birds are not mortals? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some birds are not mortals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some birds are philosophers", "premise2": "No philosophers are mortals", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 63, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are humans 2. All humans are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some horses are dolphins? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some horses are dolphins", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are humans", "premise2": "All humans are dolphins", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 64, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some engineers are bees 2. All bees are horses Does it logically follow that: Some engineers are horses? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some engineers are horses", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some engineers are bees", "premise2": "All bees are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 65, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are grandparents 2. No grandparents are reptiles Does it logically follow that: Some teachers are not reptiles? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some teachers are not reptiles", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some teachers are grandparents", "premise2": "No grandparents are reptiles", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 66, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No chefs are programmers 2. Some programmers are not spiders Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No chefs are programmers", "premise2": "Some programmers are not spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 67, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. All reptiles are engineers 2. Some engineers are not butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some reptiles are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some reptiles are butterflies", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All reptiles are engineers", "premise2": "Some engineers are not butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 68, "type": "syllogism" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. Some writers are not dogs 2. No dogs are elephants Does it logically follow that: No elephants are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "No elephants are dogs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some writers are not dogs", "premise2": "No dogs are elephants", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 69, "type": "inversion" }

2

Consider these statements: 1. No students are humans 2. All humans are chefs Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are humans? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are humans", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "No students are humans", "premise2": "All humans are chefs", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 0, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All children are animals 2. Some animals are not doctors Does it logically follow that: Some children are doctors? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some children are doctors", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All children are animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 1, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are not tigers 2. No tigers are whales Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are whales? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are whales", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some butterflies are not tigers", "premise2": "No tigers are whales", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 2, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some chefs are butterflies 2. Some butterflies are elephants Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are chefs? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are chefs", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some chefs are butterflies", "premise2": "Some butterflies are elephants", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 3, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are insects 2. All insects are children Does it logically follow that: Some parents are children? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are insects", "premise2": "All insects are children", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 4, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All birds are parents 2. All parents are bees Does it logically follow that: Some birds are bees? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some birds are bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All birds are parents", "premise2": "All parents are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 5, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All dolphins are dogs 2. All dogs are teachers Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are teachers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All dolphins are dogs", "premise2": "All dogs are teachers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 6, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. No parents are birds 2. Some birds are not butterflies Does it logically follow that: All parents are butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All parents are butterflies", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No parents are birds", "premise2": "Some birds are not butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 7, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are not chefs 2. Some chefs are fish Does it logically follow that: All elephants are fish? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All elephants are fish", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some elephants are not chefs", "premise2": "Some chefs are fish", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 8, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. No engineers are lions 2. Some lions are dolphins Does it logically follow that: No dolphins are lions? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No dolphins are lions", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No engineers are lions", "premise2": "Some lions are dolphins", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 9, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All chefs are adults 2. Some adults are not lions Does it logically follow that: Some chefs are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some chefs are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All chefs are adults", "premise2": "Some adults are not lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 10, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All writers are spiders 2. Some spiders are lions Does it logically follow that: Some writers are lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some writers are lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All writers are spiders", "premise2": "Some spiders are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 11, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some teachers are not ants 2. Some ants are not dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some ants are teachers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some ants are teachers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some teachers are not ants", "premise2": "Some ants are not dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 12, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All grandparents are musicians 2. No musicians are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some grandparents are doctors? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some grandparents are doctors", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All grandparents are musicians", "premise2": "No musicians are doctors", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 13, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some dolphins are not mortals 2. No mortals are horses Does it logically follow that: All dolphins are horses? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All dolphins are horses", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some dolphins are not mortals", "premise2": "No mortals are horses", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 14, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some children are fish 2. Some fish are not humans Does it logically follow that: Some fish are children? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some fish are children", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are fish", "premise2": "Some fish are not humans", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 15, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some musicians are not writers 2. Some writers are children Does it logically follow that: Some children are writers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some children are writers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some musicians are not writers", "premise2": "Some writers are children", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 16, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some programmers are grandparents 2. All grandparents are spiders Does it logically follow that: No spiders are grandparents? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No spiders are grandparents", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some programmers are grandparents", "premise2": "All grandparents are spiders", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 17, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some mammals are not animals 2. All animals are doctors Does it logically follow that: Some doctors are animals? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some doctors are animals", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some mammals are not animals", "premise2": "All animals are doctors", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 18, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some elephants are artists 2. Some artists are dolphins Does it logically follow that: Some artists are elephants? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some artists are elephants", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some elephants are artists", "premise2": "Some artists are dolphins", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 19, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some artists are parents 2. No parents are engineers Does it logically follow that: No artists are engineers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No artists are engineers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some artists are parents", "premise2": "No parents are engineers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 20, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All ants are animals 2. All animals are lawyers Does it logically follow that: No ants are lawyers? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No ants are lawyers", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "All ants are animals", "premise2": "All animals are lawyers", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 21, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some horses are students 2. No students are insects Does it logically follow that: Some horses are not insects? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some horses are not insects", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some horses are students", "premise2": "No students are insects", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 22, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some butterflies are animals 2. No animals are lions Does it logically follow that: Some butterflies are not lions? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some butterflies are not lions", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some butterflies are animals", "premise2": "No animals are lions", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 23, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. All parents are mammals 2. No mammals are bees Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not bees? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not bees", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "All parents are mammals", "premise2": "No mammals are bees", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 24, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some parents are students 2. No students are butterflies Does it logically follow that: Some parents are not butterflies? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some parents are not butterflies", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some parents are students", "premise2": "No students are butterflies", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 25, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some spiders are not lions 2. Some lions are students Does it logically follow that: Some spiders are students? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "Some spiders are students", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some spiders are not lions", "premise2": "Some lions are students", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 26, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some children are philosophers 2. Some philosophers are scientists Does it logically follow that: Some scientists are philosophers? (Answer Yes or No)

Yes

{ "conclusion": "Some scientists are philosophers", "is_valid": true, "premise1": "Some children are philosophers", "premise2": "Some philosophers are scientists", "selected_premise": 2, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 27, "type": "inversion" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. Some students are not animals 2. Some animals are not spiders Does it logically follow that: No students are spiders? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "No students are spiders", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "Some students are not animals", "premise2": "Some animals are not spiders", "selected_premise": null, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 28, "type": "syllogism" }

3

Consider these statements: 1. No dogs are lions 2. No lions are mortals Does it logically follow that: All lions are dogs? (Answer Yes or No)

No

{ "conclusion": "All lions are dogs", "is_valid": false, "premise1": "No dogs are lions", "premise2": "No lions are mortals", "selected_premise": 1, "source_dataset": "syllogism", "source_index": 29, "type": "inversion" }

3