Question: Based on these four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) showing the yellow ball from different viewpoints (front, left, back, and right), with each camera aligned with room walls and partially capturing the surroundings: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2, then you turn left and move forward, will you get closer to the smoking machine? A. Yes B. No

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the light relative to the bathroom sink? A. Left B. Below C. Above D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the window relative to the red box? A. In front B. Above C. Behind D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white round stool relative to the mini-fridge? A. Right B. Left C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the table relative to the wooden cabinet? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the bed relative to the chandelier? A. Above B. Right C. Left D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the toilet tissue roll relative to the computer screen? A. Below B. Above C. Right D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the plush toy relative to the red square basin ? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the cylinder tin cans relative to the phoframe? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red box relative to the window? A. In front B. Above C. Below D. Behind

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black Plug relative to the clothes iron? A. Right B. Below C. Above D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red bottle relative to the green book? A. Above B. Left C. Below D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the remote control relative to the White flower pot? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the blue chair relative to the heater? A. Below B. Above C. Right D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the cabinet with glass door relative to the wooden cabinet? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the grey cabinet relative to the fridge? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the floor relative to the houseplant? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black cabinet relative to the window? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden chair with pink cushion relative to the red&black bag? A. Below B. Left C. Above D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the window relative to the black cabinet? A. Below B. Left C. Above D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white cabinet relative to the glass standing cabinet? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white table relative to the black chair? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the fridge relative to the white cabinet? A. Below B. Right C. Above D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the little green bottles relative to the red bottle? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red washbasin relative to the blue folding stool? A. Left B. Below C. Right D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the decorative paintings relative to the door? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the another white cabinet relative to the white cabinet? A. Above B. Right C. Left D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the door relative to the decorative paintings? A. Left B. Below C. Above D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red sofa relative to the unicorn sculpture? A. Below B. Left C. Right D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the cabinet with glass door? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the cabinet with glass door? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the electric fan relative to the Teddy bear? A. Below B. Right C. Above D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the photograph relative to the table? A. Below B. Above C. Right D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the Teddy bear relative to the electric fan? A. Below B. Above C. Left D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the bedspread relative to the photograph? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the photograph relative to the bedspread? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the decorative paintings relative to the window? A. In front B. Behind C. Above D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white round stool relative to the mini-fridge? A. Left B. Below C. Right D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the yellow single sofa relative to the TV? A. Left B. Below C. Above D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the toilet relative to the clock? A. Above B. Left C. Below D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red box relative to the window? A. Above B. Below C. In front D. Behind

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the heater relative to the blue chair? A. Right B. Left C. Above D. Below

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the table? A. Right B. Left C. Below D. Above

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the toilet paper relative to the toilet? A. Left B. Above C. Below D. Right

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the trash can relative to the photograph? A. In front B. Above C. Below D. Behind

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the electric fan relative to the Teddy bear? A. Below B. Left C. Right D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the chandelier relative to the bed? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the bicycle model relative to the white flower? A. Above B. Below C. Right D. Left

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the milk bottle relative to the pink bottle? A. Left B. Below C. Right D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden chair with pink cushion relative to the red&black bag? A. Left B. Above C. Below D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the cylinder tin cans relative to the phoframe? A. Left B. Above C. Right D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the white heater? A. Left B. Above C. Right D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the blue chair relative to the heater? A. Below B. Above C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the left-facing cabinet relative to the right-facing cabinet? A. Above B. Right C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the heater relative to the blue chair? A. Below B. Left C. Right D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the right-facing cabinet relative to the left-facing cabinet? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the yellow and white rag relative to the cabinet? A. Above B. Below C. Right D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black cushion relative to the striped patterned cushion? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the TV relative to the yellow single sofa? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the computer screen relative to the toilet tissue roll? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the trash can relative to the photograph? A. In front B. Behind C. Above D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the cabinet relative to the drum? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the drum relative to the cabinet? A. Right B. Left C. Below D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white flower relative to the bicycle model? A. Above B. Left C. Below D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the TV relative to the heater? A. Above B. Below C. In front D. Behind

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the books relative to the suitcases? A. Right B. Left C. Below D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the light relative to the bathroom sink? A. Below B. Above C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black table relative to the wooden cabinet? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the audio relative to the white heater? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black table relative to the wooden cabinet? A. Below B. Above C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red sofa relative to the unicorn sculpture? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the glass standing cabinet relative to the white cabinet? A. Left B. Right C. Above D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the milk bottle relative to the pink bottle? A. Below B. Left C. Above D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the cabinet relative to the yellow and white rag? A. Below B. Above C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the heater relative to the TV? A. In front B. Below C. Behind D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the light color single sofa relative to the glass door? A. Right B. Below C. Left D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the table? A. Above B. Right C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the toilet relative to the toilet paper? A. Left B. Right C. Above D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white cabinet relative to the another white cabinet? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the photograph relative to the trash can? A. Above B. In front C. Behind D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the bicycle model relative to the white flower? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the fridge relative to the washing machine? A. Left B. Right C. Above D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the unicorn sculpture relative to the red sofa? A. Above B. Below C. Left D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black cushion relative to the striped patterned cushion? A. Above B. Right C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black Plug relative to the clothes iron? A. Right B. Below C. Above D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the red bottle relative to the green book? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the microwave relative to the cabinet on the floor? A. Above B. Right C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the suitcases relative to the books? A. Below B. Above C. Right D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black chair relative to the white table? A. Left B. Below C. Right D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the green washbasin relative to the hair dryer? A. Left B. Below C. Above D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the green book relative to the red bottle? A. Above B. Left C. Below D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the black chair relative to the white table? A. Above B. Left C. Below D. Right

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the white cabinet relative to the glass standing cabinet? A. Below B. Right C. Left D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the pink bottle relative to the milk bottle? A. Above B. Left C. Right D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the bathroom sink relative to the plastic pot? A. Left B. Right C. Below D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the refrigerator relative to the oven? A. Right B. Below C. Left D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the window relative to the decorative paintings? A. Below B. Behind C. Above D. In front

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the right-facing cabinet relative to the left-facing cabinet? A. Below B. Left C. Right D. Above

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the light color single sofa relative to the glass door? A. Right B. Above C. Left D. Below

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the wooden cabinet relative to the black table? A. Right B. Above C. Below D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: Based on these two sequential views of the same scene: Which direction is the left-facing cabinet relative to the right-facing cabinet? A. Above B. Below C. Right D. Left

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 4 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your right? A. Round tables B. Door C. Fridge and drinking fountain D. Black bin

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your behind? A. Window B. Mirror

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1, what is to your right? A. Wooden frame mirror B. Sink C. Door

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Door B. Pictures C. Bathtub

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your left? A. Blue bin B. Computer C. Black sofa

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Door B. Window C. Table

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Yellow signboard B. Staircases C. Vanity unit D. Urinal

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your right? A. Armoire B. Bed C. Chair D. Toy bear

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your right? A. Door B. Window C. Table

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Black cabinet B. Rows of desks C. Blackboard D. Podium

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2, what is to your right? A. Sink B. Door C. Wooden frame mirror

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2, what is to your left? A. French window B. TV C. Wooden reading desk

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Armoire B. Chair C. Toy bear D. Bed

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1, what is to your right? A. Window B. Dressing table C. Cabinet

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Window B. Table C. Door

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 4 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Several bookcases B. Bookcase C. Long table D. Card catalog cabinet

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Wooden platform B. Armrests C. A row of plastic boxes D. Pathway

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Cutting board B. Window

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Washing machine B. Single shower room

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Podium B. Gray chair C. Blackboard D. Black cabinet

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your behind? A. Bookcase B. Several bookcases C. Card catalog cabinet D. Long table

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Door B. Parapet and red chair

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Door B. Bathtub

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Door B. Wardrobes C. Window

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Black cabinet B. Blackboard C. Rows of desks D. Podium

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Window with curtain B. Round table

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your left? A. Chair B. Armoire C. Bed D. Toy bear

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2, what is to your left? A. Sofa B. Window

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your behind? A. Card catalog cabinet B. Long table C. Several bookcases D. Bookcase

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2, what is to your right? A. White cabinet B. Window

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Picture B. Oven

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 4 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Fridge and drinking fountain B. Door C. Black bin D. Round tables

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your left? A. Sofa B. Door C. Window

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Bookcase B. Door C. Window

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 4 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Staircases B. Urinal C. Vanity unit D. Yellow signboard

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your behind? A. Door B. Bathtub

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Oven B. Picture

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your behind? A. Cutting board B. Sink

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Bookcase B. Door C. Window

<image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Row of chairs B. Door C. Blue cushions D. Yellow sofa

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1, what is to your left? A. Large red sofa with cushions on it B. Little table and white sofa

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Windows and red sofa B. Single sofa

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your right? A. Picture B. Oven

<image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Pathway B. Bookcase C. A row of plastic boxes D. Wooden desk

<image><image><image><image>

Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 4 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your right? A. Card catalog cabinet B. Several bookcases C. Bookcase D. Long table

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Gray chair B. Blackboard C. Black cabinet D. Podium

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 3 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your behind? A. Podium B. Rows of desks C. Blackboard D. Black cabinet

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These three images (image 1, 2, and 3) show the same scene from three different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. For image 3, the camera was turned another 90 degrees right, so it's basically facing the opposite direction of image 1. Based on these three images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 90 degrees to the left, what is to your left? A. Door B. Fire hydrant and chair C. Wall

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. Image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the right (clockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 90 degrees to the right, what is to your left? A. Bed B. Window

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These four images (image 1, 2, 3, and 4) show the same scene from different viewpoints. The camera basically stood in one spot and turned 90 degrees each time to get all sides of the area. Based on these four images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 1 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your right? A. Yellow signboard B. Urinal C. Vanity unit D. Staircases

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>


Question: These two images (image 1 and 2) show the same scene from two different viewpoints. The image 2 was taken after turning the camera 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise) from the position of image 1. Based on these two images: If you are standing at the viewpoint presented in image 2 and turn 180 degrees around, what is to your left? A. Mirror B. Bathtub

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Please look at the images and answer the question.

Your answer should be in the format of <think>...</think><answer>...</answer>.

Please give your thought first then answer.

e.g. <think>I can see there're multiple images with different view. I can see from the second view the object is on the target's left. I think the correct answer is A. Xxx.</think><answer>A. Xxx</answer>