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def target_flesch_from_level(level: int) -> int:
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level_to_flesch = {1: 90, 2:
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return level_to_flesch[int(level)]
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return f"""
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The Flesch Reading Ease score is a numeric measure of text readability,
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where higher scores indicate easier readability and lower scores indicate more difficult text.
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In this task, we are trying to rewrite a given text into the target Flesch Reading Ease score
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and preserving the original meaning and information.
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Given the original draft (Flesch Reading Ease = {original_fre}):
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[TEXT START]
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{text}
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[TEXT END]
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Rewrite the above text to the difficulty level of:
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Flesch Reading Ease = {target_flesch}
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Follow the instructions below carefully.
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- Maintain the original meaning faithfully.
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- Do not add new information.
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- Do not remove important information.
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- Do not introduce interpretations or opinions that are not present in the original text.
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- Rewrite ONLY the main body text.
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- Completely EXCLUDE titles, headings, chapter labels, author names, source information, footnotes, annotations, and introductions.
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- Do NOT include any text other than the rewritten main body under any circumstances.
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- Make sentences shorter.
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- Prefer familiar, high-frequency vocabulary.
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- Use simple and direct sentence structures.
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- Avoid jargon; if technical terms are necessary, explain them clearly in simple language.
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- Minimize figurative language, idioms, and expressions whose meanings are not directly inferable.
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Language modernization:
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- Rewrite the text in clear, modern English.
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- Remove archaic expressions and unnatural or outdated syntax typical of older texts at all levels..
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Structure and formatting:
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- Preserve the original paragraph structure of the main text.
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- Insert exactly ONE blank line between paragraphs.
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- Do NOT create new section breaks, chapter divisions, or headings.
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Output constraints:
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- Output only the rewritten text.
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- Do not include explanations, comments, or metadata.
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- Do not include [TEXT START] and [TEXT END] in the output.
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def target_flesch_from_level(level: int) -> int:
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level_to_flesch = {1: 90, 2: 80, 3: 70, 4: 60, 5: 50}
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return level_to_flesch[int(level)]
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return f"""
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The Flesch Reading Ease score is a numeric measure of text readability,
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where higher scores indicate easier readability and lower scores indicate more difficult text.
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In this task, we are trying to rewrite a given text into the target Flesch Reading Ease score
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and preserving the original meaning and information.
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Given the original draft (Flesch Reading Ease = {original_fre}):
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[TEXT START]
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{text}
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[TEXT END]
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Rewrite the above text to the difficulty level of:
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Flesch Reading Ease = {target_flesch}
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Follow the instructions below carefully.
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Numerous Readability Manipulation
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- Make sentences shorter.
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- Prefer familiar, high-frequency vocabulary.
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- Use simple and direct sentence structures.
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- Avoid jargon; if technical terms are necessary, explain them clearly in simple language.
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- Minimize figurative language, idioms, and expressions whose meanings are not directly inferable.
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Qualitative Readability Control
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・Content preservation
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- Maintain the original meaning faithfully.
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- Do not add new information.
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- Do not remove important information.
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- Do not introduce interpretations or opinions that are not present in the original text.
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・Language modernization
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- Rewrite the text in clear, modern English.
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- Remove archaic expressions and unnatural or outdated syntax typical of older texts at all levels.
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Formatting Constraints
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・Scope of rewriting
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- Rewrite ONLY the main body text.
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- Completely EXCLUDE titles, headings, chapter labels, author names, source information, footnotes, annotations, and introductions.
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- Do NOT include any text other than the rewritten main body under any circumstances.
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・Structure and formatting
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- Preserve the original paragraph structure of the main text.
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- Insert exactly ONE blank line between paragraphs.
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- Do NOT create new section breaks, chapter divisions, or headings.
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- Output only the rewritten text.
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- Do not include explanations, comments, or metadata.
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- Do not include [TEXT START] and [TEXT END] in the output.
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