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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJupiter is a gas giant planet and the largest planet in the solar system. Its mass is 2.5 times the total mass of the other seven planets in the solar system. Observations have found that most of the more than 70 moons surrounding Jupiter are composed of water ice. Therefore, Jupiter's atmosphere should contain a considerable amount of water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: After hundreds of millions of years, the satellite may slowly fall onto the planet.\nB: Many of the water in interstellar space exists in gaseous form.\nC: Uranus is also a gas giant planet, and it has been confirmed that it contains a lot of water ice.\nD: The satellite and the planets around it were formed from the same gas and dust at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJupiter is a gas giant planet and the largest planet in the solar system. Its mass is 2.5 times the total mass of the other seven planets in the solar system. Observations have found that most of the more than 70 moons surrounding Jupiter are composed of water ice. Therefore, Jupiter's atmosphere should contain a considerable amount of water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: After hundreds of millions of years, the satellite may slowly fall onto the planet.\nB: Many of the water in interstellar space exists in gaseous form.\nC: Uranus is also a gas giant planet, and it has been confirmed that it contains a lot of water ice.\nD: The satellite and the planets around it were formed from the same gas and dust at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJupiter is a gas giant planet and the largest planet in the solar system. Its mass is 2.5 times the total mass of the other seven planets in the solar system. Observations have found that most of the more than 70 moons surrounding Jupiter are composed of water ice. Therefore, Jupiter's atmosphere should contain a considerable amount of water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: After hundreds of millions of years, the satellite may slowly fall onto the planet.\nB: Many of the water in interstellar space exists in gaseous form.\nC: Uranus is also a gas giant planet, and it has been confirmed that it contains a lot of water ice.\nD: The satellite and the planets around it were formed from the same gas and dust at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJupiter is a gas giant planet and the largest planet in the solar system. Its mass is 2.5 times the total mass of the other seven planets in the solar system. Observations have found that most of the more than 70 moons surrounding Jupiter are composed of water ice. Therefore, Jupiter's atmosphere should contain a considerable amount of water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: After hundreds of millions of years, the satellite may slowly fall onto the planet.\nB: Many of the water in interstellar space exists in gaseous form.\nC: Uranus is also a gas giant planet, and it has been confirmed that it contains a lot of water ice.\nD: The satellite and the planets around it were formed from the same gas and dust at the same time.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll Anxi people are vegetarians, while all Zhenyuan people are ascetics. Ascetics and vegetarians are like fire and water, and there is no conflict. Guo Shu is an ascetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Guo Shu is from Zhenyuan\nB: Guo Shu is not from Zhenyuan\nC: Guo Shu is from Anxi\nD: Guo Shu is not from Anxi\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll Anxi people are vegetarians, while all Zhenyuan people are ascetics. Ascetics and vegetarians are like fire and water, and there is no conflict. Guo Shu is an ascetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Guo Shu is from Zhenyuan\nB: Guo Shu is not from Zhenyuan\nC: Guo Shu is from Anxi\nD: Guo Shu is not from Anxi\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll Anxi people are vegetarians, while all Zhenyuan people are ascetics. Ascetics and vegetarians are like fire and water, and there is no conflict. Guo Shu is an ascetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Guo Shu is from Zhenyuan\nB: Guo Shu is not from Zhenyuan\nC: Guo Shu is from Anxi\nD: Guo Shu is not from Anxi\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll Anxi people are vegetarians, while all Zhenyuan people are ascetics. Ascetics and vegetarians are like fire and water, and there is no conflict. Guo Shu is an ascetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Guo Shu is from Zhenyuan\nB: Guo Shu is not from Zhenyuan\nC: Guo Shu is from Anxi\nD: Guo Shu is not from Anxi\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe medieval Arabs had many manuscripts of the ancient Greek. When needed, they translate them into Arabic. Medieval Arab philosophers were very interested in Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, which was obviously not shared by Arab poets, because a poet interested in it must want to read Homer's poems. Aristotle himself often quotes Homer's poems. However, Homer's poems were not translated into Arabic until modern times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some medieval Arab translators have manuscripts of Homer poems in ancient Greek.\nB: Aristotle's Theory of Poetry is often quoted and commented by modern Arab poets.\nC: In Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, most of the content is related to drama, and medieval Arabs also wrote plays and performed them.\nD: A series of medieval Arab stories, such as Arab Night, are very similar to some parts of Homer's epic.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe medieval Arabs had many manuscripts of the ancient Greek. When needed, they translate them into Arabic. Medieval Arab philosophers were very interested in Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, which was obviously not shared by Arab poets, because a poet interested in it must want to read Homer's poems. Aristotle himself often quotes Homer's poems. However, Homer's poems were not translated into Arabic until modern times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some medieval Arab translators have manuscripts of Homer poems in ancient Greek.\nB: Aristotle's Theory of Poetry is often quoted and commented by modern Arab poets.\nC: In Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, most of the content is related to drama, and medieval Arabs also wrote plays and performed them.\nD: A series of medieval Arab stories, such as Arab Night, are very similar to some parts of Homer's epic.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe medieval Arabs had many manuscripts of the ancient Greek. When needed, they translate them into Arabic. Medieval Arab philosophers were very interested in Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, which was obviously not shared by Arab poets, because a poet interested in it must want to read Homer's poems. Aristotle himself often quotes Homer's poems. However, Homer's poems were not translated into Arabic until modern times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some medieval Arab translators have manuscripts of Homer poems in ancient Greek.\nB: Aristotle's Theory of Poetry is often quoted and commented by modern Arab poets.\nC: In Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, most of the content is related to drama, and medieval Arabs also wrote plays and performed them.\nD: A series of medieval Arab stories, such as Arab Night, are very similar to some parts of Homer's epic.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe medieval Arabs had many manuscripts of the ancient Greek. When needed, they translate them into Arabic. Medieval Arab philosophers were very interested in Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, which was obviously not shared by Arab poets, because a poet interested in it must want to read Homer's poems. Aristotle himself often quotes Homer's poems. However, Homer's poems were not translated into Arabic until modern times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some medieval Arab translators have manuscripts of Homer poems in ancient Greek.\nB: Aristotle's Theory of Poetry is often quoted and commented by modern Arab poets.\nC: In Aristotle's Theory of Poetry, most of the content is related to drama, and medieval Arabs also wrote plays and performed them.\nD: A series of medieval Arab stories, such as Arab Night, are very similar to some parts of Homer's epic.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the percentage of money spent on discovering renewable yet expensive sources of energy has decreased. An increasing amount of money is being spent on developing nonrenewable resources, which are quite inexpensive to obtain. Regrettably, the nonrenewable resources have proven to be impracticable for daily use. Clearly, less money is being spent on practicable energy sources than was being spent five years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, allows the conclusion above to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the money spent on developing renewable resources came from private donors.\nB: The total investment in all energy resources is at an all time high.\nC: The cost of nonrenewable resources is expected to rise in the next five years.\nD: The total amount of money spent on developing energy resources has slowly declined over the past five years.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the percentage of money spent on discovering renewable yet expensive sources of energy has decreased. An increasing amount of money is being spent on developing nonrenewable resources, which are quite inexpensive to obtain. Regrettably, the nonrenewable resources have proven to be impracticable for daily use. Clearly, less money is being spent on practicable energy sources than was being spent five years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, allows the conclusion above to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the money spent on developing renewable resources came from private donors.\nB: The total investment in all energy resources is at an all time high.\nC: The cost of nonrenewable resources is expected to rise in the next five years.\nD: The total amount of money spent on developing energy resources has slowly declined over the past five years.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the percentage of money spent on discovering renewable yet expensive sources of energy has decreased. An increasing amount of money is being spent on developing nonrenewable resources, which are quite inexpensive to obtain. Regrettably, the nonrenewable resources have proven to be impracticable for daily use. Clearly, less money is being spent on practicable energy sources than was being spent five years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, allows the conclusion above to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the money spent on developing renewable resources came from private donors.\nB: The total investment in all energy resources is at an all time high.\nC: The cost of nonrenewable resources is expected to rise in the next five years.\nD: The total amount of money spent on developing energy resources has slowly declined over the past five years.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the percentage of money spent on discovering renewable yet expensive sources of energy has decreased. An increasing amount of money is being spent on developing nonrenewable resources, which are quite inexpensive to obtain. Regrettably, the nonrenewable resources have proven to be impracticable for daily use. Clearly, less money is being spent on practicable energy sources than was being spent five years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, allows the conclusion above to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the money spent on developing renewable resources came from private donors.\nB: The total investment in all energy resources is at an all time high.\nC: The cost of nonrenewable resources is expected to rise in the next five years.\nD: The total amount of money spent on developing energy resources has slowly declined over the past five years.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMayor: Four years ago, when we reorganized the city police department in order to save money, critics claimed that the reorganization would make the police less responsive to citizens and would thus lead to more crime. The police have compiled theft statistics from the years following the reorganization that show that the critics were wrong. There was an overall decrease in reports of thefts of all kinds, including small thefts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously challenges the mayor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In other cities where police departments have been similarly reorganized, the numbers of reported thefts have generally risen following reorganization.\nB: When city police are perceived as unresponsive, victims of theft are less likely to report thefts to the police.\nC: The mayor's critics generally agree that police statistics concerning crime reports provide the most reliable available data on crime rates.\nD: The mayor's reorganization of the police department failed to save as much money as it was intended to save.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMayor: Four years ago, when we reorganized the city police department in order to save money, critics claimed that the reorganization would make the police less responsive to citizens and would thus lead to more crime. The police have compiled theft statistics from the years following the reorganization that show that the critics were wrong. There was an overall decrease in reports of thefts of all kinds, including small thefts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously challenges the mayor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In other cities where police departments have been similarly reorganized, the numbers of reported thefts have generally risen following reorganization.\nB: When city police are perceived as unresponsive, victims of theft are less likely to report thefts to the police.\nC: The mayor's critics generally agree that police statistics concerning crime reports provide the most reliable available data on crime rates.\nD: The mayor's reorganization of the police department failed to save as much money as it was intended to save.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMayor: Four years ago, when we reorganized the city police department in order to save money, critics claimed that the reorganization would make the police less responsive to citizens and would thus lead to more crime. The police have compiled theft statistics from the years following the reorganization that show that the critics were wrong. There was an overall decrease in reports of thefts of all kinds, including small thefts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously challenges the mayor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In other cities where police departments have been similarly reorganized, the numbers of reported thefts have generally risen following reorganization.\nB: When city police are perceived as unresponsive, victims of theft are less likely to report thefts to the police.\nC: The mayor's critics generally agree that police statistics concerning crime reports provide the most reliable available data on crime rates.\nD: The mayor's reorganization of the police department failed to save as much money as it was intended to save.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMayor: Four years ago, when we reorganized the city police department in order to save money, critics claimed that the reorganization would make the police less responsive to citizens and would thus lead to more crime. The police have compiled theft statistics from the years following the reorganization that show that the critics were wrong. There was an overall decrease in reports of thefts of all kinds, including small thefts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously challenges the mayor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In other cities where police departments have been similarly reorganized, the numbers of reported thefts have generally risen following reorganization.\nB: When city police are perceived as unresponsive, victims of theft are less likely to report thefts to the police.\nC: The mayor's critics generally agree that police statistics concerning crime reports provide the most reliable available data on crime rates.\nD: The mayor's reorganization of the police department failed to save as much money as it was intended to save.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI agree that Hogan' s actions resulted in grievous injury to Winters. And I do not deny that Hogan fully realized the nature of his actions and the effects that they would have. Indeed, I would not disagree if you pointed out that intentionally causing such effects is reprehensible, other things being equal. But in asking you to concur with me that Hogan' s actions not be wholly condemned I emphasize again that Hogan mistakenly believed Winters to be the robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the past several months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hogan thought that Winters was the person who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the last few months.\nB: The robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings should be considered to be as responsible for Winters's injuries as Hogan.\nC: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters were reprehensible, other things being equal.\nD: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters are not completely blameworthy.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI agree that Hogan' s actions resulted in grievous injury to Winters. And I do not deny that Hogan fully realized the nature of his actions and the effects that they would have. Indeed, I would not disagree if you pointed out that intentionally causing such effects is reprehensible, other things being equal. But in asking you to concur with me that Hogan' s actions not be wholly condemned I emphasize again that Hogan mistakenly believed Winters to be the robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the past several months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hogan thought that Winters was the person who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the last few months.\nB: The robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings should be considered to be as responsible for Winters's injuries as Hogan.\nC: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters were reprehensible, other things being equal.\nD: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters are not completely blameworthy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI agree that Hogan' s actions resulted in grievous injury to Winters. And I do not deny that Hogan fully realized the nature of his actions and the effects that they would have. Indeed, I would not disagree if you pointed out that intentionally causing such effects is reprehensible, other things being equal. But in asking you to concur with me that Hogan' s actions not be wholly condemned I emphasize again that Hogan mistakenly believed Winters to be the robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the past several months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hogan thought that Winters was the person who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the last few months.\nB: The robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings should be considered to be as responsible for Winters's injuries as Hogan.\nC: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters were reprehensible, other things being equal.\nD: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters are not completely blameworthy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI agree that Hogan' s actions resulted in grievous injury to Winters. And I do not deny that Hogan fully realized the nature of his actions and the effects that they would have. Indeed, I would not disagree if you pointed out that intentionally causing such effects is reprehensible, other things being equal. But in asking you to concur with me that Hogan' s actions not be wholly condemned I emphasize again that Hogan mistakenly believed Winters to be the robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the past several months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hogan thought that Winters was the person who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings for the last few months.\nB: The robber who had been terrorizing west-side apartment buildings should be considered to be as responsible for Winters's injuries as Hogan.\nC: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters were reprehensible, other things being equal.\nD: The actions of Hogan that seriously injured Winters are not completely blameworthy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaymond Burr played the role of Perry Mason on television. Burr' s death in 1993 prompted a prominent lawyer to say, Although not a lawyer, Mr. Burr strove for such authenticity that we feel as if we lost one of our own. This comment from a prestigious attorney provides appalling evidence that, in the face of television, even some legal professionals are losing their ability to distinguish fiction from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes that the lawyer is qualified to evaluate the performance of an actor\nB: takes the views of one lawyer to represent the views of all lawyers\nC: criticizes the lawyer rather than the lawyer's statement\nD: ignores the part of the lawyer's remark that indicates an awareness of the difference between reality and fiction\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaymond Burr played the role of Perry Mason on television. Burr' s death in 1993 prompted a prominent lawyer to say, Although not a lawyer, Mr. Burr strove for such authenticity that we feel as if we lost one of our own. This comment from a prestigious attorney provides appalling evidence that, in the face of television, even some legal professionals are losing their ability to distinguish fiction from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes that the lawyer is qualified to evaluate the performance of an actor\nB: takes the views of one lawyer to represent the views of all lawyers\nC: criticizes the lawyer rather than the lawyer's statement\nD: ignores the part of the lawyer's remark that indicates an awareness of the difference between reality and fiction\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaymond Burr played the role of Perry Mason on television. Burr' s death in 1993 prompted a prominent lawyer to say, Although not a lawyer, Mr. Burr strove for such authenticity that we feel as if we lost one of our own. This comment from a prestigious attorney provides appalling evidence that, in the face of television, even some legal professionals are losing their ability to distinguish fiction from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes that the lawyer is qualified to evaluate the performance of an actor\nB: takes the views of one lawyer to represent the views of all lawyers\nC: criticizes the lawyer rather than the lawyer's statement\nD: ignores the part of the lawyer's remark that indicates an awareness of the difference between reality and fiction\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaymond Burr played the role of Perry Mason on television. Burr' s death in 1993 prompted a prominent lawyer to say, Although not a lawyer, Mr. Burr strove for such authenticity that we feel as if we lost one of our own. This comment from a prestigious attorney provides appalling evidence that, in the face of television, even some legal professionals are losing their ability to distinguish fiction from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes that the lawyer is qualified to evaluate the performance of an actor\nB: takes the views of one lawyer to represent the views of all lawyers\nC: criticizes the lawyer rather than the lawyer's statement\nD: ignores the part of the lawyer's remark that indicates an awareness of the difference between reality and fiction\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNearly all employees of the factory who have completed their high school diploma have earned their factory safety certificate, having easily completed the eight week training course. The high school graduates who haven' t earned the certificate are ones who have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the course. Overall, though, most of the factory workers have not earned the certificate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following also must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large proportion of the factory workers have not graduated from high school.\nB: A large proportion of students with high school diplomas have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the eight week training course.\nC: Most of the workers who have earned the certificate are high school graduates.\nD: No factory worker without a high school diploma has completed the course and earned the certificate.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNearly all employees of the factory who have completed their high school diploma have earned their factory safety certificate, having easily completed the eight week training course. The high school graduates who haven' t earned the certificate are ones who have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the course. Overall, though, most of the factory workers have not earned the certificate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following also must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large proportion of the factory workers have not graduated from high school.\nB: A large proportion of students with high school diplomas have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the eight week training course.\nC: Most of the workers who have earned the certificate are high school graduates.\nD: No factory worker without a high school diploma has completed the course and earned the certificate.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNearly all employees of the factory who have completed their high school diploma have earned their factory safety certificate, having easily completed the eight week training course. The high school graduates who haven' t earned the certificate are ones who have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the course. Overall, though, most of the factory workers have not earned the certificate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following also must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large proportion of the factory workers have not graduated from high school.\nB: A large proportion of students with high school diplomas have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the eight week training course.\nC: Most of the workers who have earned the certificate are high school graduates.\nD: No factory worker without a high school diploma has completed the course and earned the certificate.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNearly all employees of the factory who have completed their high school diploma have earned their factory safety certificate, having easily completed the eight week training course. The high school graduates who haven' t earned the certificate are ones who have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the course. Overall, though, most of the factory workers have not earned the certificate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following also must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large proportion of the factory workers have not graduated from high school.\nB: A large proportion of students with high school diplomas have evening obligations that have prevented them from taking the eight week training course.\nC: Most of the workers who have earned the certificate are high school graduates.\nD: No factory worker without a high school diploma has completed the course and earned the certificate.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn modern society, although the number of marriages based on the premise of economic security and material comforts is rapidly decreasing, money decides everything and money worship is still deeply rooted in some people's minds. In modern society where love and marriage are free, parents still try to interfere in their children's marriage. Family background, educational background and working conditions are still the main reference factors. We can't help thinking: can money decide everything? Of course not. What is the most likely conclusion to be drawn from this passage?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely conclusion to be reached?\n\nOptions:\nA: A marriage based purely on beauty and passion will be a failure and an unfortunate one\nB: Affection is the most important factor in a marriage, not financial security or material comforts\nC: Women in modern society need to enhance their status through wealth and status in marriage\nD: In order to have a good marriage, we should have a correct view of marriage and attitude towards marriage\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn modern society, although the number of marriages based on the premise of economic security and material comforts is rapidly decreasing, money decides everything and money worship is still deeply rooted in some people's minds. In modern society where love and marriage are free, parents still try to interfere in their children's marriage. Family background, educational background and working conditions are still the main reference factors. We can't help thinking: can money decide everything? Of course not. What is the most likely conclusion to be drawn from this passage?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely conclusion to be reached?\n\nOptions:\nA: A marriage based purely on beauty and passion will be a failure and an unfortunate one\nB: Affection is the most important factor in a marriage, not financial security or material comforts\nC: Women in modern society need to enhance their status through wealth and status in marriage\nD: In order to have a good marriage, we should have a correct view of marriage and attitude towards marriage\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn modern society, although the number of marriages based on the premise of economic security and material comforts is rapidly decreasing, money decides everything and money worship is still deeply rooted in some people's minds. In modern society where love and marriage are free, parents still try to interfere in their children's marriage. Family background, educational background and working conditions are still the main reference factors. We can't help thinking: can money decide everything? Of course not. What is the most likely conclusion to be drawn from this passage?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely conclusion to be reached?\n\nOptions:\nA: A marriage based purely on beauty and passion will be a failure and an unfortunate one\nB: Affection is the most important factor in a marriage, not financial security or material comforts\nC: Women in modern society need to enhance their status through wealth and status in marriage\nD: In order to have a good marriage, we should have a correct view of marriage and attitude towards marriage\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese traditional concept, sculpture has always been regarded as the same art form as painting. In Chinese traditional academics, there is only painting but not sculpture. This lack of attention in history led to the loss of a large number of stone carving works with high historical data research value overseas at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Today, emerging collectors only focused on the wealth of art products, so the price of copper gilded Buddha statues in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties soared. It is a pity that when faced with those high ancient stone carvings that truly reflect the cultural and historical features of Chinese sculpture, they are somewhat timid and indecisive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the main idea of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pay attention to the significance of sculpture art in concept.\nB: Reasons why ancient stone carvings are not valued in China.\nC: At present, the immature mentality of sculpture collectors.\nD: The deviation between the price and value of sculpture collections.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese traditional concept, sculpture has always been regarded as the same art form as painting. In Chinese traditional academics, there is only painting but not sculpture. This lack of attention in history led to the loss of a large number of stone carving works with high historical data research value overseas at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Today, emerging collectors only focused on the wealth of art products, so the price of copper gilded Buddha statues in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties soared. It is a pity that when faced with those high ancient stone carvings that truly reflect the cultural and historical features of Chinese sculpture, they are somewhat timid and indecisive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the main idea of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pay attention to the significance of sculpture art in concept.\nB: Reasons why ancient stone carvings are not valued in China.\nC: At present, the immature mentality of sculpture collectors.\nD: The deviation between the price and value of sculpture collections.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese traditional concept, sculpture has always been regarded as the same art form as painting. In Chinese traditional academics, there is only painting but not sculpture. This lack of attention in history led to the loss of a large number of stone carving works with high historical data research value overseas at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Today, emerging collectors only focused on the wealth of art products, so the price of copper gilded Buddha statues in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties soared. It is a pity that when faced with those high ancient stone carvings that truly reflect the cultural and historical features of Chinese sculpture, they are somewhat timid and indecisive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the main idea of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pay attention to the significance of sculpture art in concept.\nB: Reasons why ancient stone carvings are not valued in China.\nC: At present, the immature mentality of sculpture collectors.\nD: The deviation between the price and value of sculpture collections.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo perform an act that is morally wrong is to offend against humanity, and all offenses against humanity are equally bad. Because murder is morally wrong, it is just as bad to have murdered one person by setting off a bomb as it would have been to have murdered a hundred people by setting off that bond.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms to the principles invoked above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If lying is morally wrong, telling a lie is as bad as murdering someone.\nB: Risking one's life to save the lives of a hundred people is morally no better than risking one's life to save one person.\nC: If stealing is morally wrong, it is equally important to society to prevent people from stealing as it is to prevent them from committing murder.\nD: Accidentally causing the death of a person is just as bad as murdering that person.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo perform an act that is morally wrong is to offend against humanity, and all offenses against humanity are equally bad. Because murder is morally wrong, it is just as bad to have murdered one person by setting off a bomb as it would have been to have murdered a hundred people by setting off that bond.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms to the principles invoked above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If lying is morally wrong, telling a lie is as bad as murdering someone.\nB: Risking one's life to save the lives of a hundred people is morally no better than risking one's life to save one person.\nC: If stealing is morally wrong, it is equally important to society to prevent people from stealing as it is to prevent them from committing murder.\nD: Accidentally causing the death of a person is just as bad as murdering that person.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo perform an act that is morally wrong is to offend against humanity, and all offenses against humanity are equally bad. Because murder is morally wrong, it is just as bad to have murdered one person by setting off a bomb as it would have been to have murdered a hundred people by setting off that bond.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms to the principles invoked above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If lying is morally wrong, telling a lie is as bad as murdering someone.\nB: Risking one's life to save the lives of a hundred people is morally no better than risking one's life to save one person.\nC: If stealing is morally wrong, it is equally important to society to prevent people from stealing as it is to prevent them from committing murder.\nD: Accidentally causing the death of a person is just as bad as murdering that person.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrepreneurs should have the ability of communication and persuasion, which is an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship. The purpose of entrepreneurship is to make the public recognize and buy your products and services. Therefore, the ability of communication and persuasion is as important as execution.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above point of view, which of the following conclusions can not be drawn??\n\nOptions:\nA: Successful entrepreneurs are those who have the ability to communicate, persuade and execute\nB: Execution is also an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship\nC: Without the ability of communication and persuasion, it is impossible to start a business successfully\nD: Liu Chang is a successful entrepreneur. He must have strong communication and persuasion skills\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrepreneurs should have the ability of communication and persuasion, which is an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship. The purpose of entrepreneurship is to make the public recognize and buy your products and services. Therefore, the ability of communication and persuasion is as important as execution.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above point of view, which of the following conclusions can not be drawn??\n\nOptions:\nA: Successful entrepreneurs are those who have the ability to communicate, persuade and execute\nB: Execution is also an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship\nC: Without the ability of communication and persuasion, it is impossible to start a business successfully\nD: Liu Chang is a successful entrepreneur. He must have strong communication and persuasion skills\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrepreneurs should have the ability of communication and persuasion, which is an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship. The purpose of entrepreneurship is to make the public recognize and buy your products and services. Therefore, the ability of communication and persuasion is as important as execution.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above point of view, which of the following conclusions can not be drawn??\n\nOptions:\nA: Successful entrepreneurs are those who have the ability to communicate, persuade and execute\nB: Execution is also an essential ability for successful entrepreneurship\nC: Without the ability of communication and persuasion, it is impossible to start a business successfully\nD: Liu Chang is a successful entrepreneur. He must have strong communication and persuasion skills\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirected thinking refers to the process of thinking activities based on past knowledge and experience, forming direction, method or procedure, as compared with divergent thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to directed thinking, according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The clothes are broken. I want to sew them with a sewing bag\nB: Seeing the man with braids, he concluded that the man was a woman\nC: When the cup is used up, drink water with a bowl instead of a cup\nD: The peach blossoms in Beijing are in bloom, so spring is coming\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirected thinking refers to the process of thinking activities based on past knowledge and experience, forming direction, method or procedure, as compared with divergent thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to directed thinking, according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The clothes are broken. I want to sew them with a sewing bag\nB: Seeing the man with braids, he concluded that the man was a woman\nC: When the cup is used up, drink water with a bowl instead of a cup\nD: The peach blossoms in Beijing are in bloom, so spring is coming\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirected thinking refers to the process of thinking activities based on past knowledge and experience, forming direction, method or procedure, as compared with divergent thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to directed thinking, according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The clothes are broken. I want to sew them with a sewing bag\nB: Seeing the man with braids, he concluded that the man was a woman\nC: When the cup is used up, drink water with a bowl instead of a cup\nD: The peach blossoms in Beijing are in bloom, so spring is coming\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy lose weight and rebound? Scientists first fed the mice with a high-fat diet. After the mice became obese, they fed some of them to a normal diet, and then they returned to their original body shape. After repeated cycles of the above-mentioned feeding method. Researcher It was found that every time when mice on a high-fat-normal diet returned to their original weight, their oxygen consumption, energy expenditure, and other obesity indicators returned to normal values, but their net gain in each diet cycle was more than the mice maintained a high-fat diet. What causes excess weight gain? Scientists have found that the cycle of high-fat and low-fat diets will change the balance of the intestinal flora of mice, destroying beneficial flavonoids, resulting mice more likely to gain weight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, the above conclusion cannot be supported?\n\nOptions:\nA: Studies have found that the flora of obese mice uses fewer flavonoids.\nB: The microbial communities in the human and mouse gut have similar patterns in weight loss.\nC: When flavonoid dietary supplements are used, they can inhibit excessive weight rebound.\nD: When the mice return to normal drinking and lose weight, the broken flora in their bodies will not recover on their own.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy lose weight and rebound? Scientists first fed the mice with a high-fat diet. After the mice became obese, they fed some of them to a normal diet, and then they returned to their original body shape. After repeated cycles of the above-mentioned feeding method. Researcher It was found that every time when mice on a high-fat-normal diet returned to their original weight, their oxygen consumption, energy expenditure, and other obesity indicators returned to normal values, but their net gain in each diet cycle was more than the mice maintained a high-fat diet. What causes excess weight gain? Scientists have found that the cycle of high-fat and low-fat diets will change the balance of the intestinal flora of mice, destroying beneficial flavonoids, resulting mice more likely to gain weight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, the above conclusion cannot be supported?\n\nOptions:\nA: Studies have found that the flora of obese mice uses fewer flavonoids.\nB: The microbial communities in the human and mouse gut have similar patterns in weight loss.\nC: When flavonoid dietary supplements are used, they can inhibit excessive weight rebound.\nD: When the mice return to normal drinking and lose weight, the broken flora in their bodies will not recover on their own.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy lose weight and rebound? Scientists first fed the mice with a high-fat diet. After the mice became obese, they fed some of them to a normal diet, and then they returned to their original body shape. After repeated cycles of the above-mentioned feeding method. Researcher It was found that every time when mice on a high-fat-normal diet returned to their original weight, their oxygen consumption, energy expenditure, and other obesity indicators returned to normal values, but their net gain in each diet cycle was more than the mice maintained a high-fat diet. What causes excess weight gain? Scientists have found that the cycle of high-fat and low-fat diets will change the balance of the intestinal flora of mice, destroying beneficial flavonoids, resulting mice more likely to gain weight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, the above conclusion cannot be supported?\n\nOptions:\nA: Studies have found that the flora of obese mice uses fewer flavonoids.\nB: The microbial communities in the human and mouse gut have similar patterns in weight loss.\nC: When flavonoid dietary supplements are used, they can inhibit excessive weight rebound.\nD: When the mice return to normal drinking and lose weight, the broken flora in their bodies will not recover on their own.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether in the urban area of Wenzhou, or in Qiaotou and Baixiang Town, you always feel an extremely strong atmosphere and vitality around you, which is the unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy in Wenzhou. In urban and rural areas of Wenzhou, you can see that thousands of households are engaged in commodity management, there are workshops, workshops, professional markets, free markets and retail stalls everywhere, there are goods of all sizes, and there are a wide variety of new products everywhere. Millions of Wenzhou people are either busy with production or sales. There is a famous painting in ancient times called along the River during the Qingming Festival. The picture shown by Wenzhou's commodity economy is the modern along the River during the Qingming Festival, which is a hundred times more prosperous and a thousand times more prosperous than that depicted in ancient paintings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scene shown in Wenzhou is a modern picture of the along the River during the Qingming Festival\nB: Wenzhou is full of commodity trading\nC: Wenzhou is full of commodity production\nD: Wenzhou is full of prosperous commodity trading and commodity production, which makes people feel its unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether in the urban area of Wenzhou, or in Qiaotou and Baixiang Town, you always feel an extremely strong atmosphere and vitality around you, which is the unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy in Wenzhou. In urban and rural areas of Wenzhou, you can see that thousands of households are engaged in commodity management, there are workshops, workshops, professional markets, free markets and retail stalls everywhere, there are goods of all sizes, and there are a wide variety of new products everywhere. Millions of Wenzhou people are either busy with production or sales. There is a famous painting in ancient times called along the River during the Qingming Festival. The picture shown by Wenzhou's commodity economy is the modern along the River during the Qingming Festival, which is a hundred times more prosperous and a thousand times more prosperous than that depicted in ancient paintings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scene shown in Wenzhou is a modern picture of the along the River during the Qingming Festival\nB: Wenzhou is full of commodity trading\nC: Wenzhou is full of commodity production\nD: Wenzhou is full of prosperous commodity trading and commodity production, which makes people feel its unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether in the urban area of Wenzhou, or in Qiaotou and Baixiang Town, you always feel an extremely strong atmosphere and vitality around you, which is the unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy in Wenzhou. In urban and rural areas of Wenzhou, you can see that thousands of households are engaged in commodity management, there are workshops, workshops, professional markets, free markets and retail stalls everywhere, there are goods of all sizes, and there are a wide variety of new products everywhere. Millions of Wenzhou people are either busy with production or sales. There is a famous painting in ancient times called along the River during the Qingming Festival. The picture shown by Wenzhou's commodity economy is the modern along the River during the Qingming Festival, which is a hundred times more prosperous and a thousand times more prosperous than that depicted in ancient paintings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scene shown in Wenzhou is a modern picture of the along the River during the Qingming Festival\nB: Wenzhou is full of commodity trading\nC: Wenzhou is full of commodity production\nD: Wenzhou is full of prosperous commodity trading and commodity production, which makes people feel its unique atmosphere and vitality of commodity economy\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cultural industry integrates intensive talent, technology, knowledge and capital, and has distinct cross-disciplinary, cross-disciplinary, cross-time-space and cross-cultural characteristics. It will also play a central role in future personal behavior, social life and nation-building, as well as global development and human affairs. Report of the World Commission on Culture and Development of the United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization in 1995. It is pointed out that culture is the ultimate goal and destination of the overall prosperity and development of human existence. It can be said that the cross-border characteristics and importance of culture put forward fundamental requirements for the high quality and scale of cultural talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural industry plays an important role in human social life\nB: Cultural talents should have high quality and scale\nC: Culture is the ultimate goal of human prosperity and development\nD: The particularity and importance of cultural industry\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cultural industry integrates intensive talent, technology, knowledge and capital, and has distinct cross-disciplinary, cross-disciplinary, cross-time-space and cross-cultural characteristics. It will also play a central role in future personal behavior, social life and nation-building, as well as global development and human affairs. Report of the World Commission on Culture and Development of the United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization in 1995. It is pointed out that culture is the ultimate goal and destination of the overall prosperity and development of human existence. It can be said that the cross-border characteristics and importance of culture put forward fundamental requirements for the high quality and scale of cultural talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural industry plays an important role in human social life\nB: Cultural talents should have high quality and scale\nC: Culture is the ultimate goal of human prosperity and development\nD: The particularity and importance of cultural industry\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cultural industry integrates intensive talent, technology, knowledge and capital, and has distinct cross-disciplinary, cross-disciplinary, cross-time-space and cross-cultural characteristics. It will also play a central role in future personal behavior, social life and nation-building, as well as global development and human affairs. Report of the World Commission on Culture and Development of the United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization in 1995. It is pointed out that culture is the ultimate goal and destination of the overall prosperity and development of human existence. It can be said that the cross-border characteristics and importance of culture put forward fundamental requirements for the high quality and scale of cultural talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural industry plays an important role in human social life\nB: Cultural talents should have high quality and scale\nC: Culture is the ultimate goal of human prosperity and development\nD: The particularity and importance of cultural industry\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cultural industry integrates intensive talent, technology, knowledge and capital, and has distinct cross-disciplinary, cross-disciplinary, cross-time-space and cross-cultural characteristics. It will also play a central role in future personal behavior, social life and nation-building, as well as global development and human affairs. Report of the World Commission on Culture and Development of the United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization in 1995. It is pointed out that culture is the ultimate goal and destination of the overall prosperity and development of human existence. It can be said that the cross-border characteristics and importance of culture put forward fundamental requirements for the high quality and scale of cultural talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural industry plays an important role in human social life\nB: Cultural talents should have high quality and scale\nC: Culture is the ultimate goal of human prosperity and development\nD: The particularity and importance of cultural industry\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObject administrative culture means that individuals, groups and organizations, as the objects of administrative management, make a reasonable evaluation of the behavior of administrative subjects (mainly administrative organs), and their evaluation criteria will be diverse due to their different interests.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to object administrative culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: A local environmental protection department strengthened the supervision of seriously polluting enterprises, and its serious law enforcement attitude was highly praised by the local people\nB: Xiao Wang is a staff member of a government department. His work is serious and responsible. His leaders and comrades in charge think Xiao Wang is a qualified worker\nC: Zhang, the self-employed operator, failed to pay taxes as required, and the tax department issued a notice to him to pay taxes within a time limit. Zhang not only ignored it, but also blamed the tax department for not taxing him\nD: In order to support the development of local small and medium-sized enterprises, the industrial and Commercial Department of a city implemented preferential policies for these enterprises according to relevant laws and regulations, which was welcomed by the majority of small and medium-sized enterprise operators\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObject administrative culture means that individuals, groups and organizations, as the objects of administrative management, make a reasonable evaluation of the behavior of administrative subjects (mainly administrative organs), and their evaluation criteria will be diverse due to their different interests.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to object administrative culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: A local environmental protection department strengthened the supervision of seriously polluting enterprises, and its serious law enforcement attitude was highly praised by the local people\nB: Xiao Wang is a staff member of a government department. His work is serious and responsible. His leaders and comrades in charge think Xiao Wang is a qualified worker\nC: Zhang, the self-employed operator, failed to pay taxes as required, and the tax department issued a notice to him to pay taxes within a time limit. Zhang not only ignored it, but also blamed the tax department for not taxing him\nD: In order to support the development of local small and medium-sized enterprises, the industrial and Commercial Department of a city implemented preferential policies for these enterprises according to relevant laws and regulations, which was welcomed by the majority of small and medium-sized enterprise operators\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to take care of their children and the next generation. In a recent urban survey,52.2 percent of the young people surveyed admitted that their parents are old drifters. They and their partners have just started their careers, and work pressure is high, so they have no time to take care of their children and do housework. According to experts, the group of old drifters in China's cities will further expand.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly in the city have better medical conditions than in the countryside\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will encourage more children to be born\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the two-child birth rate in urban areas is lower than that in rural areas\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to take care of their children and the next generation. In a recent urban survey,52.2 percent of the young people surveyed admitted that their parents are old drifters. They and their partners have just started their careers, and work pressure is high, so they have no time to take care of their children and do housework. According to experts, the group of old drifters in China's cities will further expand.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly in the city have better medical conditions than in the countryside\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will encourage more children to be born\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the two-child birth rate in urban areas is lower than that in rural areas\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to take care of their children and the next generation. In a recent urban survey,52.2 percent of the young people surveyed admitted that their parents are old drifters. They and their partners have just started their careers, and work pressure is high, so they have no time to take care of their children and do housework. According to experts, the group of old drifters in China's cities will further expand.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly in the city have better medical conditions than in the countryside\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will encourage more children to be born\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the two-child birth rate in urban areas is lower than that in rural areas\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLake Dali is a barrier lake on the plateau formed by volcanic eruptions. Like salmon living in the sea, Hua Zi fish-Leuciscus waleckii, which lives in a brackish lake, must migrate to the upper reaches of the Tanshui River to spawn and breed, although the four rivers currently flowing into Lake Dali are inland rivers, and none of them leads to the sea. Scientists are still convinced that the Huaziyu in Lake Dali first migrated from the ocean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the best explanation for scientists' beliefs?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Leuciscus waleckii that lives in the waters such as Heilongjiang is twice as big as the Leuciscus waleckii fish in Lake Dari.\nB: The caught Hua Zi fish can only survive for a day or two after being put into sea water or fresh water, and will decay quickly after death.\nC: Melting glaciers will form Lake Dali, and the overflowing lake was once connected to the Liao River, which flowed into the ocean.\nD: The researchers put the fry of Hua Zi fish in Dali Lake into Gainao thousands of miles away, and the culture was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLake Dali is a barrier lake on the plateau formed by volcanic eruptions. Like salmon living in the sea, Hua Zi fish-Leuciscus waleckii, which lives in a brackish lake, must migrate to the upper reaches of the Tanshui River to spawn and breed, although the four rivers currently flowing into Lake Dali are inland rivers, and none of them leads to the sea. Scientists are still convinced that the Huaziyu in Lake Dali first migrated from the ocean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the best explanation for scientists' beliefs?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Leuciscus waleckii that lives in the waters such as Heilongjiang is twice as big as the Leuciscus waleckii fish in Lake Dari.\nB: The caught Hua Zi fish can only survive for a day or two after being put into sea water or fresh water, and will decay quickly after death.\nC: Melting glaciers will form Lake Dali, and the overflowing lake was once connected to the Liao River, which flowed into the ocean.\nD: The researchers put the fry of Hua Zi fish in Dali Lake into Gainao thousands of miles away, and the culture was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLake Dali is a barrier lake on the plateau formed by volcanic eruptions. Like salmon living in the sea, Hua Zi fish-Leuciscus waleckii, which lives in a brackish lake, must migrate to the upper reaches of the Tanshui River to spawn and breed, although the four rivers currently flowing into Lake Dali are inland rivers, and none of them leads to the sea. Scientists are still convinced that the Huaziyu in Lake Dali first migrated from the ocean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the best explanation for scientists' beliefs?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Leuciscus waleckii that lives in the waters such as Heilongjiang is twice as big as the Leuciscus waleckii fish in Lake Dari.\nB: The caught Hua Zi fish can only survive for a day or two after being put into sea water or fresh water, and will decay quickly after death.\nC: Melting glaciers will form Lake Dali, and the overflowing lake was once connected to the Liao River, which flowed into the ocean.\nD: The researchers put the fry of Hua Zi fish in Dali Lake into Gainao thousands of miles away, and the culture was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLake Dali is a barrier lake on the plateau formed by volcanic eruptions. Like salmon living in the sea, Hua Zi fish-Leuciscus waleckii, which lives in a brackish lake, must migrate to the upper reaches of the Tanshui River to spawn and breed, although the four rivers currently flowing into Lake Dali are inland rivers, and none of them leads to the sea. Scientists are still convinced that the Huaziyu in Lake Dali first migrated from the ocean.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the best explanation for scientists' beliefs?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Leuciscus waleckii that lives in the waters such as Heilongjiang is twice as big as the Leuciscus waleckii fish in Lake Dari.\nB: The caught Hua Zi fish can only survive for a day or two after being put into sea water or fresh water, and will decay quickly after death.\nC: Melting glaciers will form Lake Dali, and the overflowing lake was once connected to the Liao River, which flowed into the ocean.\nD: The researchers put the fry of Hua Zi fish in Dali Lake into Gainao thousands of miles away, and the culture was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEducation fighting for wealth refers to the phenomenon of building luxury schools under the banner of benefiting children in the field of education, while neglecting its practicality.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not involve education fighting for wealth?\n\nOptions:\nA: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nB: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nC: A primary school is equipped with many high-end and advanced teaching facilities, and it is convenient to surf the Internet all over the campus at any time, resulting in many children surfing the Internet immediately after class.\nD: A university built more dormitories for students, spent a lot of money to upgrade the equipment of various laboratories, hired highly paid talents to teach in the university, and a large number of high-end talents came here.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEducation fighting for wealth refers to the phenomenon of building luxury schools under the banner of benefiting children in the field of education, while neglecting its practicality.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not involve education fighting for wealth?\n\nOptions:\nA: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nB: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nC: A primary school is equipped with many high-end and advanced teaching facilities, and it is convenient to surf the Internet all over the campus at any time, resulting in many children surfing the Internet immediately after class.\nD: A university built more dormitories for students, spent a lot of money to upgrade the equipment of various laboratories, hired highly paid talents to teach in the university, and a large number of high-end talents came here.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEducation fighting for wealth refers to the phenomenon of building luxury schools under the banner of benefiting children in the field of education, while neglecting its practicality.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not involve education fighting for wealth?\n\nOptions:\nA: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nB: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nC: A primary school is equipped with many high-end and advanced teaching facilities, and it is convenient to surf the Internet all over the campus at any time, resulting in many children surfing the Internet immediately after class.\nD: A university built more dormitories for students, spent a lot of money to upgrade the equipment of various laboratories, hired highly paid talents to teach in the university, and a large number of high-end talents came here.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEducation fighting for wealth refers to the phenomenon of building luxury schools under the banner of benefiting children in the field of education, while neglecting its practicality.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not involve education fighting for wealth?\n\nOptions:\nA: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nB: A middle school built a large square. The buildings in the campus are made of marble, and the classroom is equipped with cable television, radio, simultaneous monitoring and other systems, but these equipment are rarely used in teaching.\nC: A primary school is equipped with many high-end and advanced teaching facilities, and it is convenient to surf the Internet all over the campus at any time, resulting in many children surfing the Internet immediately after class.\nD: A university built more dormitories for students, spent a lot of money to upgrade the equipment of various laboratories, hired highly paid talents to teach in the university, and a large number of high-end talents came here.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome studies claim that cancer cells are afraid of heat, and high body temperature can fight cancer. The most cancer-prone organs of the human body, including the lungs, stomach, large intestine, breast, etc., are all parts of the body with low body temperature, and high temperature organs such as the heart are not easy to get cancer. Therefore, you can raise your body temperature to fight cancer by doing exercise, drinking hot water, bathing and other ways.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Affected by breathing, diet, etc., the temperature of the human mouth is generally lower than that of the rectum, but the incidence of rectal cancer worldwide is higher than that of oral cancer.\nB: The human body temperature has a precise regulation mechanism, which is basically stable, and there is no obvious temperature difference between the various organs in the body.\nC: Hyperthermia may help radiotherapy or some chemotherapy to play a better role, but research data to prove its reliability is still insufficient.\nD: Malignant tumors rarely occur in the heart because the cardiomyocytes here no longer divide or proliferate, regardless of the temperature.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome studies claim that cancer cells are afraid of heat, and high body temperature can fight cancer. The most cancer-prone organs of the human body, including the lungs, stomach, large intestine, breast, etc., are all parts of the body with low body temperature, and high temperature organs such as the heart are not easy to get cancer. Therefore, you can raise your body temperature to fight cancer by doing exercise, drinking hot water, bathing and other ways.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Affected by breathing, diet, etc., the temperature of the human mouth is generally lower than that of the rectum, but the incidence of rectal cancer worldwide is higher than that of oral cancer.\nB: The human body temperature has a precise regulation mechanism, which is basically stable, and there is no obvious temperature difference between the various organs in the body.\nC: Hyperthermia may help radiotherapy or some chemotherapy to play a better role, but research data to prove its reliability is still insufficient.\nD: Malignant tumors rarely occur in the heart because the cardiomyocytes here no longer divide or proliferate, regardless of the temperature.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome studies claim that cancer cells are afraid of heat, and high body temperature can fight cancer. The most cancer-prone organs of the human body, including the lungs, stomach, large intestine, breast, etc., are all parts of the body with low body temperature, and high temperature organs such as the heart are not easy to get cancer. Therefore, you can raise your body temperature to fight cancer by doing exercise, drinking hot water, bathing and other ways.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Affected by breathing, diet, etc., the temperature of the human mouth is generally lower than that of the rectum, but the incidence of rectal cancer worldwide is higher than that of oral cancer.\nB: The human body temperature has a precise regulation mechanism, which is basically stable, and there is no obvious temperature difference between the various organs in the body.\nC: Hyperthermia may help radiotherapy or some chemotherapy to play a better role, but research data to prove its reliability is still insufficient.\nD: Malignant tumors rarely occur in the heart because the cardiomyocytes here no longer divide or proliferate, regardless of the temperature.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSediment benchmark refers to the actual allowable concentration of a specific chemical substance in the sediment that does not cause harm to benthic organisms or the quality of the overlying water body. The basic elements of ecological environment quality evaluation. Foreign research on sediment benchmarks began in the 1980s, but a complete and unified sediment benchmark system has not yet been formed. Due to the complexity of the migration, transformation, bioaccumulation process and interface process of pollutants in sediments, there is still a lack of key research methods. Many domestic scientists have done a lot of useful exploration, but the research is still relatively fragmented, and no national competent authority has issued a lake sediment benchmark specification.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Urgent need to make up for the inadequacy of the existing sediment benchmark system\nB: Sediment benchmarks are very important, but the research is not systematic\nC: Sediment benchmark is an important research content of lake water environment\nD: There has been a lot of progress in the research on sediment benchmarks\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSediment benchmark refers to the actual allowable concentration of a specific chemical substance in the sediment that does not cause harm to benthic organisms or the quality of the overlying water body. The basic elements of ecological environment quality evaluation. Foreign research on sediment benchmarks began in the 1980s, but a complete and unified sediment benchmark system has not yet been formed. Due to the complexity of the migration, transformation, bioaccumulation process and interface process of pollutants in sediments, there is still a lack of key research methods. Many domestic scientists have done a lot of useful exploration, but the research is still relatively fragmented, and no national competent authority has issued a lake sediment benchmark specification.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Urgent need to make up for the inadequacy of the existing sediment benchmark system\nB: Sediment benchmarks are very important, but the research is not systematic\nC: Sediment benchmark is an important research content of lake water environment\nD: There has been a lot of progress in the research on sediment benchmarks\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, we have always stressed that rural public utilities are run by farmers and rural collective organizations themselves, and the state's public services are not tilted to rural areas. Therefore, the gap in the development of public utilities between urban and rural areas is very large, and the outstanding problems are the lack of infrastructure and the obvious lag in the development of education, culture, health and other social undertakings. In recent years, the state has implemented the six small projects in rural areas, with an investment of more than 28 billion yuan in 2004, including part of the funds for road construction, and the appearance of rural infrastructure has indeed been improved to a certain extent. National investment in rural education and health is increasing, but the gap is still very large.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main emphasis in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap in the development of rural public utilities.\nB: The six small project has improved the rural infrastructure.\nC: The national investment should focus on the development of rural social undertakings.\nD: Public utilities in rural areas still need more input from the state.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, we have always stressed that rural public utilities are run by farmers and rural collective organizations themselves, and the state's public services are not tilted to rural areas. Therefore, the gap in the development of public utilities between urban and rural areas is very large, and the outstanding problems are the lack of infrastructure and the obvious lag in the development of education, culture, health and other social undertakings. In recent years, the state has implemented the six small projects in rural areas, with an investment of more than 28 billion yuan in 2004, including part of the funds for road construction, and the appearance of rural infrastructure has indeed been improved to a certain extent. National investment in rural education and health is increasing, but the gap is still very large.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main emphasis in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap in the development of rural public utilities.\nB: The six small project has improved the rural infrastructure.\nC: The national investment should focus on the development of rural social undertakings.\nD: Public utilities in rural areas still need more input from the state.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, we have always stressed that rural public utilities are run by farmers and rural collective organizations themselves, and the state's public services are not tilted to rural areas. Therefore, the gap in the development of public utilities between urban and rural areas is very large, and the outstanding problems are the lack of infrastructure and the obvious lag in the development of education, culture, health and other social undertakings. In recent years, the state has implemented the six small projects in rural areas, with an investment of more than 28 billion yuan in 2004, including part of the funds for road construction, and the appearance of rural infrastructure has indeed been improved to a certain extent. National investment in rural education and health is increasing, but the gap is still very large.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main emphasis in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap in the development of rural public utilities.\nB: The six small project has improved the rural infrastructure.\nC: The national investment should focus on the development of rural social undertakings.\nD: Public utilities in rural areas still need more input from the state.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, we have always stressed that rural public utilities are run by farmers and rural collective organizations themselves, and the state's public services are not tilted to rural areas. Therefore, the gap in the development of public utilities between urban and rural areas is very large, and the outstanding problems are the lack of infrastructure and the obvious lag in the development of education, culture, health and other social undertakings. In recent years, the state has implemented the six small projects in rural areas, with an investment of more than 28 billion yuan in 2004, including part of the funds for road construction, and the appearance of rural infrastructure has indeed been improved to a certain extent. National investment in rural education and health is increasing, but the gap is still very large.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main emphasis in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap in the development of rural public utilities.\nB: The six small project has improved the rural infrastructure.\nC: The national investment should focus on the development of rural social undertakings.\nD: Public utilities in rural areas still need more input from the state.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrusted by the student union, a school newspaper conducted a sampling survey among the teachers and students of the school and selected the most popular student union cadres. As a result, Yao Jun received more than 65% support and won the most votes. Therefore, the Student Union believes that Yao Jun is the most popular student union cadre.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the student union's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the survey came from Yao Jun's department.\nB: Most of the respondents did not pay attention to the members of the student union and their work.\nC: Some of the teachers and students of the school did not express their opinions in the survey.\nD: This questionnaire puts Yao Jun in the first place in the design of the survey.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrusted by the student union, a school newspaper conducted a sampling survey among the teachers and students of the school and selected the most popular student union cadres. As a result, Yao Jun received more than 65% support and won the most votes. Therefore, the Student Union believes that Yao Jun is the most popular student union cadre.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the student union's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the survey came from Yao Jun's department.\nB: Most of the respondents did not pay attention to the members of the student union and their work.\nC: Some of the teachers and students of the school did not express their opinions in the survey.\nD: This questionnaire puts Yao Jun in the first place in the design of the survey.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEntrusted by the student union, a school newspaper conducted a sampling survey among the teachers and students of the school and selected the most popular student union cadres. As a result, Yao Jun received more than 65% support and won the most votes. Therefore, the Student Union believes that Yao Jun is the most popular student union cadre.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the student union's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the survey came from Yao Jun's department.\nB: Most of the respondents did not pay attention to the members of the student union and their work.\nC: Some of the teachers and students of the school did not express their opinions in the survey.\nD: This questionnaire puts Yao Jun in the first place in the design of the survey.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists have studied human skeletons unearthed in the Andes from 900 to 2800 years ago. Some chemical isotopic compositions extracted from them reflect that people there ate corn at that time. The corn culture led to the population growth in the Andes. Several large-scale wars at that time were also related to the competition for scarce soil suitable for planting corn, The war led to the continuous change and development of the social system. Therefore, they concluded that agriculture promoted the development of ancient Andean society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, questions the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inca civilization in the Andes experienced several major social changes as early as 2800 years ago\nB: People in the Andes mainly fished along the coast 3600 years ago, and did not gradually migrate inland until about 2800\nC: Other chemical isotopes extracted from human bones reflect that people also ate potatoes and beans at that time\nD: Social system of the Andean region has central and local governments, and then derived a variety of social forms\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists have studied human skeletons unearthed in the Andes from 900 to 2800 years ago. Some chemical isotopic compositions extracted from them reflect that people there ate corn at that time. The corn culture led to the population growth in the Andes. Several large-scale wars at that time were also related to the competition for scarce soil suitable for planting corn, The war led to the continuous change and development of the social system. Therefore, they concluded that agriculture promoted the development of ancient Andean society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, questions the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inca civilization in the Andes experienced several major social changes as early as 2800 years ago\nB: People in the Andes mainly fished along the coast 3600 years ago, and did not gradually migrate inland until about 2800\nC: Other chemical isotopes extracted from human bones reflect that people also ate potatoes and beans at that time\nD: Social system of the Andean region has central and local governments, and then derived a variety of social forms\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists have studied human skeletons unearthed in the Andes from 900 to 2800 years ago. Some chemical isotopic compositions extracted from them reflect that people there ate corn at that time. The corn culture led to the population growth in the Andes. Several large-scale wars at that time were also related to the competition for scarce soil suitable for planting corn, The war led to the continuous change and development of the social system. Therefore, they concluded that agriculture promoted the development of ancient Andean society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, questions the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inca civilization in the Andes experienced several major social changes as early as 2800 years ago\nB: People in the Andes mainly fished along the coast 3600 years ago, and did not gradually migrate inland until about 2800\nC: Other chemical isotopes extracted from human bones reflect that people also ate potatoes and beans at that time\nD: Social system of the Andean region has central and local governments, and then derived a variety of social forms\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor example, X X Group held an anniversary celebration, your mobile phone number won a grand prize of 100000 yuan. this kind of unwise fraudulent text messages on mobile phones still appear again and again even after they have been exposed by the media. Professional swindlers prefer to use shoddy fraudulent text messages rather than design more deceptive and gullible text messages, which only shows that the swindlers are too stupid and unprofessional.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly refutes the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: A swindler must be smart, otherwise it is impossible to deceive others.\nB: When swindlers cheat, they will try their best not to attract the attention of the police.\nC: If a deception was useless, the swindler would have eliminated it long ago.\nD: Swindlers use such text messages to catch people who may be fooled, and they want to filter out smart people in the first place.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor example, X X Group held an anniversary celebration, your mobile phone number won a grand prize of 100000 yuan. this kind of unwise fraudulent text messages on mobile phones still appear again and again even after they have been exposed by the media. Professional swindlers prefer to use shoddy fraudulent text messages rather than design more deceptive and gullible text messages, which only shows that the swindlers are too stupid and unprofessional.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly refutes the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: A swindler must be smart, otherwise it is impossible to deceive others.\nB: When swindlers cheat, they will try their best not to attract the attention of the police.\nC: If a deception was useless, the swindler would have eliminated it long ago.\nD: Swindlers use such text messages to catch people who may be fooled, and they want to filter out smart people in the first place.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor example, X X Group held an anniversary celebration, your mobile phone number won a grand prize of 100000 yuan. this kind of unwise fraudulent text messages on mobile phones still appear again and again even after they have been exposed by the media. Professional swindlers prefer to use shoddy fraudulent text messages rather than design more deceptive and gullible text messages, which only shows that the swindlers are too stupid and unprofessional.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly refutes the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: A swindler must be smart, otherwise it is impossible to deceive others.\nB: When swindlers cheat, they will try their best not to attract the attention of the police.\nC: If a deception was useless, the swindler would have eliminated it long ago.\nD: Swindlers use such text messages to catch people who may be fooled, and they want to filter out smart people in the first place.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor example, X X Group held an anniversary celebration, your mobile phone number won a grand prize of 100000 yuan. this kind of unwise fraudulent text messages on mobile phones still appear again and again even after they have been exposed by the media. Professional swindlers prefer to use shoddy fraudulent text messages rather than design more deceptive and gullible text messages, which only shows that the swindlers are too stupid and unprofessional.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, strongly refutes the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: A swindler must be smart, otherwise it is impossible to deceive others.\nB: When swindlers cheat, they will try their best not to attract the attention of the police.\nC: If a deception was useless, the swindler would have eliminated it long ago.\nD: Swindlers use such text messages to catch people who may be fooled, and they want to filter out smart people in the first place.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHealth officials claim that because the foods and beverages mentioned or consumed on many television programs are extremely low in nutritional value, watching television has a bad influence on the dietary habits of television viewers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim by health officials depends on the presupposition that\n\nOptions:\nA: television viewers are only interested in the people on television programs who have the same eating and drinking habits as they do\nB: seeing some foods and beverages being consumed on, or hearing them mentioned on, television programs increases the likelihood that viewers will consume similar kinds of foods and beverages\nC: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs provide health officials with accurate predictions about the food and beverages that will become popular among television viewers\nD: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs are designed to mirror the eating and drinking habits of television viewers\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHealth officials claim that because the foods and beverages mentioned or consumed on many television programs are extremely low in nutritional value, watching television has a bad influence on the dietary habits of television viewers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim by health officials depends on the presupposition that\n\nOptions:\nA: television viewers are only interested in the people on television programs who have the same eating and drinking habits as they do\nB: seeing some foods and beverages being consumed on, or hearing them mentioned on, television programs increases the likelihood that viewers will consume similar kinds of foods and beverages\nC: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs provide health officials with accurate predictions about the food and beverages that will become popular among television viewers\nD: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs are designed to mirror the eating and drinking habits of television viewers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHealth officials claim that because the foods and beverages mentioned or consumed on many television programs are extremely low in nutritional value, watching television has a bad influence on the dietary habits of television viewers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim by health officials depends on the presupposition that\n\nOptions:\nA: television viewers are only interested in the people on television programs who have the same eating and drinking habits as they do\nB: seeing some foods and beverages being consumed on, or hearing them mentioned on, television programs increases the likelihood that viewers will consume similar kinds of foods and beverages\nC: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs provide health officials with accurate predictions about the food and beverages that will become popular among television viewers\nD: the eating and drinking habits of people on television programs are designed to mirror the eating and drinking habits of television viewers\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the sealed test paper is so fair to the college entrance examination, why do Fan Zhongyan, Su Song and others oppose it? However, just as Bao Zheng refuted Fan Zhongyan, it is difficult to verify a person's actual virtue, not to mention that the examiner may not be able to take people with public interest. They either take advantage of their elegance, hand in hand, love or hate, or be forced by the situation, or bribe. It is easy to do unfair things. It is still imperative to seal the college entrance examination papers in order to maintain the public means of college entrance examination.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough the above words, which of the following does the author want to express?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are inevitable defects in the sealing system of college entrance examination.\nB: The selection of talents should pay attention to the investigation of morality and talent.\nC: It is often difficult for imperial examiners to be fair and impartial.\nD: Relatively speaking, college entrance examination paper sealing is a more reasonable system.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the sealed test paper is so fair to the college entrance examination, why do Fan Zhongyan, Su Song and others oppose it? However, just as Bao Zheng refuted Fan Zhongyan, it is difficult to verify a person's actual virtue, not to mention that the examiner may not be able to take people with public interest. They either take advantage of their elegance, hand in hand, love or hate, or be forced by the situation, or bribe. It is easy to do unfair things. It is still imperative to seal the college entrance examination papers in order to maintain the public means of college entrance examination.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough the above words, which of the following does the author want to express?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are inevitable defects in the sealing system of college entrance examination.\nB: The selection of talents should pay attention to the investigation of morality and talent.\nC: It is often difficult for imperial examiners to be fair and impartial.\nD: Relatively speaking, college entrance examination paper sealing is a more reasonable system.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the sealed test paper is so fair to the college entrance examination, why do Fan Zhongyan, Su Song and others oppose it? However, just as Bao Zheng refuted Fan Zhongyan, it is difficult to verify a person's actual virtue, not to mention that the examiner may not be able to take people with public interest. They either take advantage of their elegance, hand in hand, love or hate, or be forced by the situation, or bribe. It is easy to do unfair things. It is still imperative to seal the college entrance examination papers in order to maintain the public means of college entrance examination.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough the above words, which of the following does the author want to express?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are inevitable defects in the sealing system of college entrance examination.\nB: The selection of talents should pay attention to the investigation of morality and talent.\nC: It is often difficult for imperial examiners to be fair and impartial.\nD: Relatively speaking, college entrance examination paper sealing is a more reasonable system.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the sealed test paper is so fair to the college entrance examination, why do Fan Zhongyan, Su Song and others oppose it? However, just as Bao Zheng refuted Fan Zhongyan, it is difficult to verify a person's actual virtue, not to mention that the examiner may not be able to take people with public interest. They either take advantage of their elegance, hand in hand, love or hate, or be forced by the situation, or bribe. It is easy to do unfair things. It is still imperative to seal the college entrance examination papers in order to maintain the public means of college entrance examination.\n\nQuestion:\nThrough the above words, which of the following does the author want to express?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are inevitable defects in the sealing system of college entrance examination.\nB: The selection of talents should pay attention to the investigation of morality and talent.\nC: It is often difficult for imperial examiners to be fair and impartial.\nD: Relatively speaking, college entrance examination paper sealing is a more reasonable system.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational multimodal transport refers to a kind of transport in which the multimodal transport operator transports the goods from the receiving point in one country to the designated delivery point in another country by at least two different modes of transport according to the multimodal transport contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an international multimodal transport?\n\nOptions:\nA: Drive the freight car directly onto the train wagon for railway transportation, and then drive the freight car off the wagon when it reaches the destination\nB: A company purchases imported goods for employees, and transports them to the downstairs of the company by van, and then the employees drive the goods home\nC: E-commerce purchases fresh commodities from overseas, which are imported into China by logistics companies through the aviation cold chain, and then transported to all parts of the country by cold chain vehicles\nD: Shipping companies transport seafood salvaged from the sea to coastal areas, and then distributed by buyers to various fresh markets\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational multimodal transport refers to a kind of transport in which the multimodal transport operator transports the goods from the receiving point in one country to the designated delivery point in another country by at least two different modes of transport according to the multimodal transport contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an international multimodal transport?\n\nOptions:\nA: Drive the freight car directly onto the train wagon for railway transportation, and then drive the freight car off the wagon when it reaches the destination\nB: A company purchases imported goods for employees, and transports them to the downstairs of the company by van, and then the employees drive the goods home\nC: E-commerce purchases fresh commodities from overseas, which are imported into China by logistics companies through the aviation cold chain, and then transported to all parts of the country by cold chain vehicles\nD: Shipping companies transport seafood salvaged from the sea to coastal areas, and then distributed by buyers to various fresh markets\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational multimodal transport refers to a kind of transport in which the multimodal transport operator transports the goods from the receiving point in one country to the designated delivery point in another country by at least two different modes of transport according to the multimodal transport contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an international multimodal transport?\n\nOptions:\nA: Drive the freight car directly onto the train wagon for railway transportation, and then drive the freight car off the wagon when it reaches the destination\nB: A company purchases imported goods for employees, and transports them to the downstairs of the company by van, and then the employees drive the goods home\nC: E-commerce purchases fresh commodities from overseas, which are imported into China by logistics companies through the aviation cold chain, and then transported to all parts of the country by cold chain vehicles\nD: Shipping companies transport seafood salvaged from the sea to coastal areas, and then distributed by buyers to various fresh markets\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational multimodal transport refers to a kind of transport in which the multimodal transport operator transports the goods from the receiving point in one country to the designated delivery point in another country by at least two different modes of transport according to the multimodal transport contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an international multimodal transport?\n\nOptions:\nA: Drive the freight car directly onto the train wagon for railway transportation, and then drive the freight car off the wagon when it reaches the destination\nB: A company purchases imported goods for employees, and transports them to the downstairs of the company by van, and then the employees drive the goods home\nC: E-commerce purchases fresh commodities from overseas, which are imported into China by logistics companies through the aviation cold chain, and then transported to all parts of the country by cold chain vehicles\nD: Shipping companies transport seafood salvaged from the sea to coastal areas, and then distributed by buyers to various fresh markets\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people say that no matter how bad your current situation, such as a poor salary, facing unemployment, as long as there is a savings in the bank is not enough to worry about, and if you earn a pen, then you really want to be in a desperate situation, so only savings can make a person truly financially independent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings may not be the point of view of the objector,if someone objects to this statement:\n\nOptions:\nA: People with savings also face worries when they are in a bad situation\nB: Saving is a measure of a person's financial independence\nC: A man who earns a single word will not face a desperate situation when he is not in good condition\nD: People without savings can also be truly financially independent\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people say that no matter how bad your current situation, such as a poor salary, facing unemployment, as long as there is a savings in the bank is not enough to worry about, and if you earn a pen, then you really want to be in a desperate situation, so only savings can make a person truly financially independent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings may not be the point of view of the objector,if someone objects to this statement:\n\nOptions:\nA: People with savings also face worries when they are in a bad situation\nB: Saving is a measure of a person's financial independence\nC: A man who earns a single word will not face a desperate situation when he is not in good condition\nD: People without savings can also be truly financially independent\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe rise in the prosperity of England subsequent to 1840 can be attributed to the adoption of the policy of free trade, since economic conditions improved only when that policy had been implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument most closely parallels that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: An exhaustive search of the marshes last year revealed no sign of marsh hawks, so it can be assumed that a similar search this year would reveal equally little sign of that kind of bird.\nB: Before the banks raised their interest rates, people on average incomes could almost afford a mortgage for an amount twice their salary, hence the rate increase has now put mortgages beyond their reach.\nC: Since the improvement in the company's profitability began to occur after the vice president's new morale-building program was put in place, that program can be credited with the improved result.\nD: The extinction of the dinosaurs was brought about by an asteroid colliding with Earth, so their extinction could not have come before the collision.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe rise in the prosperity of England subsequent to 1840 can be attributed to the adoption of the policy of free trade, since economic conditions improved only when that policy had been implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument most closely parallels that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: An exhaustive search of the marshes last year revealed no sign of marsh hawks, so it can be assumed that a similar search this year would reveal equally little sign of that kind of bird.\nB: Before the banks raised their interest rates, people on average incomes could almost afford a mortgage for an amount twice their salary, hence the rate increase has now put mortgages beyond their reach.\nC: Since the improvement in the company's profitability began to occur after the vice president's new morale-building program was put in place, that program can be credited with the improved result.\nD: The extinction of the dinosaurs was brought about by an asteroid colliding with Earth, so their extinction could not have come before the collision.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe results showed that when cooking with tap water, the loss of vitamin B.1 was directly proportional to the cooking time and temperature, generally 30%. If you cook with boiled water or distilled water, it will not cause the loss of vitamin B.1. The number of rice washing is directly proportional to the loss of vitamin B.1. However, the loss of vitamin B.1 is 40% whether you use boiled water, tap water or distilled water to wash rice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be obtained from the above experimental results?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should wash rice with boiled water and distilled water.\nB: Save water when washing rice.\nC: We should use boiling water to wash rice and cook.\nD: We should reduce the number of rice washing and cook with boiling water.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe results showed that when cooking with tap water, the loss of vitamin B.1 was directly proportional to the cooking time and temperature, generally 30%. If you cook with boiled water or distilled water, it will not cause the loss of vitamin B.1. The number of rice washing is directly proportional to the loss of vitamin B.1. However, the loss of vitamin B.1 is 40% whether you use boiled water, tap water or distilled water to wash rice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be obtained from the above experimental results?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should wash rice with boiled water and distilled water.\nB: Save water when washing rice.\nC: We should use boiling water to wash rice and cook.\nD: We should reduce the number of rice washing and cook with boiling water.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe results showed that when cooking with tap water, the loss of vitamin B.1 was directly proportional to the cooking time and temperature, generally 30%. If you cook with boiled water or distilled water, it will not cause the loss of vitamin B.1. The number of rice washing is directly proportional to the loss of vitamin B.1. However, the loss of vitamin B.1 is 40% whether you use boiled water, tap water or distilled water to wash rice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be obtained from the above experimental results?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should wash rice with boiled water and distilled water.\nB: Save water when washing rice.\nC: We should use boiling water to wash rice and cook.\nD: We should reduce the number of rice washing and cook with boiling water.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGood hunter and bad hunter are standard terms in the study of cats. Good hunters can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight. All good hunters have a high muscle-to-fat ratio. Most wild cats are good hunters, but some domestic cats are good hunters as well.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight.\nB: Some cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio are domestic.\nC: A smaller number of domestic cats than wild cats have a high muscle-to-fat ratio.\nD: All cats that are bad hunters have a low muscle-to-fat ratio.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGood hunter and bad hunter are standard terms in the study of cats. Good hunters can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight. All good hunters have a high muscle-to-fat ratio. Most wild cats are good hunters, but some domestic cats are good hunters as well.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight.\nB: Some cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio are domestic.\nC: A smaller number of domestic cats than wild cats have a high muscle-to-fat ratio.\nD: All cats that are bad hunters have a low muscle-to-fat ratio.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGood hunter and bad hunter are standard terms in the study of cats. Good hunters can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight. All good hunters have a high muscle-to-fat ratio. Most wild cats are good hunters, but some domestic cats are good hunters as well.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio can kill prey that weigh up to half their body weight.\nB: Some cats that have a high muscle-to-fat ratio are domestic.\nC: A smaller number of domestic cats than wild cats have a high muscle-to-fat ratio.\nD: All cats that are bad hunters have a low muscle-to-fat ratio.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShell oil company ranks first in the total net profit of 500 major companies in the world for three consecutive years, mainly because it has a lot of international business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The profits of oil companies with the same scale as Shell but less international business are lower than shell.\nB: In history, the champion of the net profit of the world's 500 major companies is oil companies.\nC: Over the past three years, the world's 500 largest companies have been trying to move towards internationalization.\nD: In the past three years, the prices of oil and refined oil have been very stable.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShell oil company ranks first in the total net profit of 500 major companies in the world for three consecutive years, mainly because it has a lot of international business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The profits of oil companies with the same scale as Shell but less international business are lower than shell.\nB: In history, the champion of the net profit of the world's 500 major companies is oil companies.\nC: Over the past three years, the world's 500 largest companies have been trying to move towards internationalization.\nD: In the past three years, the prices of oil and refined oil have been very stable.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShell oil company ranks first in the total net profit of 500 major companies in the world for three consecutive years, mainly because it has a lot of international business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The profits of oil companies with the same scale as Shell but less international business are lower than shell.\nB: In history, the champion of the net profit of the world's 500 major companies is oil companies.\nC: Over the past three years, the world's 500 largest companies have been trying to move towards internationalization.\nD: In the past three years, the prices of oil and refined oil have been very stable.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynaesthesia is the psychological phenomenon in which one sensation causes another sensation and is strengthened by the simultaneous action of another sensation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not synesthesia?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some people get excited when they see red.\nB: In the hot sun, Xiao Liu will feel more comfortable when he puts on his sunglasses.\nC: Xiao Zhang is still afraid when he thinks of his nightmare last night.\nD: Dark clothing looks more convergent than light clothing .\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is repeatedly claimed that the dumping of nuclear waste poses no threat to people living nearby. If this claim could be made with certainty, there would be no reason for not locating sites in areas of dense population. But the policy of dumping nuclear waste only in the more sparsely populated regions indicates, at the very least, some misgiving about safety on the part of those responsible for policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Until there is no shred of doubt that nuclear dumps are safe, it makes sense to situate them where they pose the least threat to the public.\nB: There are dangers associated with chemical waste, and it, too, is dumped away from areas of dense population.\nC: In the event of an accident, it is certain that fewer people would be harmed in a sparsely populated than in a densely populated area.\nD: Dumping of nuclear waste poses fewer economic and bureaucratic problems in sparsely populated than in densely populated areas.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is repeatedly claimed that the dumping of nuclear waste poses no threat to people living nearby. If this claim could be made with certainty, there would be no reason for not locating sites in areas of dense population. But the policy of dumping nuclear waste only in the more sparsely populated regions indicates, at the very least, some misgiving about safety on the part of those responsible for policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Until there is no shred of doubt that nuclear dumps are safe, it makes sense to situate them where they pose the least threat to the public.\nB: There are dangers associated with chemical waste, and it, too, is dumped away from areas of dense population.\nC: In the event of an accident, it is certain that fewer people would be harmed in a sparsely populated than in a densely populated area.\nD: Dumping of nuclear waste poses fewer economic and bureaucratic problems in sparsely populated than in densely populated areas.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is repeatedly claimed that the dumping of nuclear waste poses no threat to people living nearby. If this claim could be made with certainty, there would be no reason for not locating sites in areas of dense population. But the policy of dumping nuclear waste only in the more sparsely populated regions indicates, at the very least, some misgiving about safety on the part of those responsible for policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Until there is no shred of doubt that nuclear dumps are safe, it makes sense to situate them where they pose the least threat to the public.\nB: There are dangers associated with chemical waste, and it, too, is dumped away from areas of dense population.\nC: In the event of an accident, it is certain that fewer people would be harmed in a sparsely populated than in a densely populated area.\nD: Dumping of nuclear waste poses fewer economic and bureaucratic problems in sparsely populated than in densely populated areas.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenetic testing of the fetus is morally wrong. People have no right to kill a potential life form simply because it does not accept the sex of a potential life form, or because it has some kind of physical defect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the strongest support for the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the sex of the baby is allowed to be selected in advance, it will cause an imbalance in the sex ratio of the next generation and cause serious social problems.\nB: All people are born equal, whether male or female, regardless of whether they are physically defective or not.\nC: People with physical defects can also make great contributions. For example, Hawking is in terrible physical condition, but he is known as the contemporary Einstein.\nD: Women can also achieve excellent grades and win the respect of society.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenetic testing of the fetus is morally wrong. People have no right to kill a potential life form simply because it does not accept the sex of a potential life form, or because it has some kind of physical defect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, provides the strongest support for the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the sex of the baby is allowed to be selected in advance, it will cause an imbalance in the sex ratio of the next generation and cause serious social problems.\nB: All people are born equal, whether male or female, regardless of whether they are physically defective or not.\nC: People with physical defects can also make great contributions. For example, Hawking is in terrible physical condition, but he is known as the contemporary Einstein.\nD: Women can also achieve excellent grades and win the respect of society.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Russian writer Michail Sholokhov tells the story of a rabbit running for his life when he met a wolf. The wolf said, Why are you running so fast?The rabbit said, They are going to catch me and nail my feet.The wolf said, It is the camel they are going to nail, not you.The rabbit said, If they catch me and nail my feet, how will I prove that I am not a camel?\n\nQuestion:\nIn this story, which of the following is the most worrying for the rabbit?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as it is a camel, it will be nailed.\nB: Even if it's not a camel, it can get nailed.\nC: If it's nailed, it's got to be a camel.\nD: If it wasn't nailed, it wouldn't be a camel.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Russian writer Michail Sholokhov tells the story of a rabbit running for his life when he met a wolf. The wolf said, Why are you running so fast?The rabbit said, They are going to catch me and nail my feet.The wolf said, It is the camel they are going to nail, not you.The rabbit said, If they catch me and nail my feet, how will I prove that I am not a camel?\n\nQuestion:\nIn this story, which of the following is the most worrying for the rabbit?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as it is a camel, it will be nailed.\nB: Even if it's not a camel, it can get nailed.\nC: If it's nailed, it's got to be a camel.\nD: If it wasn't nailed, it wouldn't be a camel.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's largest manufacturer of instant noodles plans to increase the price of instant noodles by one to two percent in April. This will be another substantial increase in the price of instant noodles in the country since 2006, approaching the highest price in history. The company said that the reason for increasing the price of instant noodles, mainly in response to the increase in the prices of raw materials such as food.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Facing the trend of rising prices of food and other raw materials in the international market, the government of Country A has issued a policy to prohibit domestic food processing companies from increasing the prices of food products to prevent the increase in living costs and burdens of the people of Country A.\nB: The supply of grain and other raw materials in country B is sufficient, but the price of instant noodles and other food products increases due to the increase of labor price, which leads to the increase of production cost of grain processing enterprises.\nC: The domestic supply of food and other raw materials in country C has been very sufficient. Recently, there has been a large-scale increase in agricultural production technology and food production. The price of instant noodles and other food products in the country has been stable.\nD: A general strike by workers at the country's grain processing enterprises has paralyzed the country's grain processing enterprises, leaving the country dependent on imported food products due to a lack of supply of domestic instant noodles and other food products.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's largest manufacturer of instant noodles plans to increase the price of instant noodles by one to two percent in April. This will be another substantial increase in the price of instant noodles in the country since 2006, approaching the highest price in history. The company said that the reason for increasing the price of instant noodles, mainly in response to the increase in the prices of raw materials such as food.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Facing the trend of rising prices of food and other raw materials in the international market, the government of Country A has issued a policy to prohibit domestic food processing companies from increasing the prices of food products to prevent the increase in living costs and burdens of the people of Country A.\nB: The supply of grain and other raw materials in country B is sufficient, but the price of instant noodles and other food products increases due to the increase of labor price, which leads to the increase of production cost of grain processing enterprises.\nC: The domestic supply of food and other raw materials in country C has been very sufficient. Recently, there has been a large-scale increase in agricultural production technology and food production. The price of instant noodles and other food products in the country has been stable.\nD: A general strike by workers at the country's grain processing enterprises has paralyzed the country's grain processing enterprises, leaving the country dependent on imported food products due to a lack of supply of domestic instant noodles and other food products.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's largest manufacturer of instant noodles plans to increase the price of instant noodles by one to two percent in April. This will be another substantial increase in the price of instant noodles in the country since 2006, approaching the highest price in history. The company said that the reason for increasing the price of instant noodles, mainly in response to the increase in the prices of raw materials such as food.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Facing the trend of rising prices of food and other raw materials in the international market, the government of Country A has issued a policy to prohibit domestic food processing companies from increasing the prices of food products to prevent the increase in living costs and burdens of the people of Country A.\nB: The supply of grain and other raw materials in country B is sufficient, but the price of instant noodles and other food products increases due to the increase of labor price, which leads to the increase of production cost of grain processing enterprises.\nC: The domestic supply of food and other raw materials in country C has been very sufficient. Recently, there has been a large-scale increase in agricultural production technology and food production. The price of instant noodles and other food products in the country has been stable.\nD: A general strike by workers at the country's grain processing enterprises has paralyzed the country's grain processing enterprises, leaving the country dependent on imported food products due to a lack of supply of domestic instant noodles and other food products.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogistics is the physical movement of material materials from suppliers to demanders. It is an economic activity to create time and place value, including packaging, loading and unloading, storage, inventory management, circulation, processing, transportation, distribution and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to logistics activities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang opened a shop on a sales website to sell telephone recharge cards. The automatic delivery function enables customers to obtain passwords after online payment\nB: Xiao Li urgently needed an economic guarantee for going abroad. He asked his parents to mail the document from his hometown through an express company\nC: Lao Liu invested hundreds of thousands of yuan to build a cold storage to store the purchased vegetables so as to sell them at a good price in time for the Spring Festival\nD: Xiao Zhao has his own truck. He helped the company's customer Qian move this Sunday. Qian invited him to dinner to express his thanks\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogistics is the physical movement of material materials from suppliers to demanders. It is an economic activity to create time and place value, including packaging, loading and unloading, storage, inventory management, circulation, processing, transportation, distribution and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to logistics activities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang opened a shop on a sales website to sell telephone recharge cards. The automatic delivery function enables customers to obtain passwords after online payment\nB: Xiao Li urgently needed an economic guarantee for going abroad. He asked his parents to mail the document from his hometown through an express company\nC: Lao Liu invested hundreds of thousands of yuan to build a cold storage to store the purchased vegetables so as to sell them at a good price in time for the Spring Festival\nD: Xiao Zhao has his own truck. He helped the company's customer Qian move this Sunday. Qian invited him to dinner to express his thanks\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogistics is the physical movement of material materials from suppliers to demanders. It is an economic activity to create time and place value, including packaging, loading and unloading, storage, inventory management, circulation, processing, transportation, distribution and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to logistics activities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang opened a shop on a sales website to sell telephone recharge cards. The automatic delivery function enables customers to obtain passwords after online payment\nB: Xiao Li urgently needed an economic guarantee for going abroad. He asked his parents to mail the document from his hometown through an express company\nC: Lao Liu invested hundreds of thousands of yuan to build a cold storage to store the purchased vegetables so as to sell them at a good price in time for the Spring Festival\nD: Xiao Zhao has his own truck. He helped the company's customer Qian move this Sunday. Qian invited him to dinner to express his thanks\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a result of modern medicine, more people have been able to enjoy long and pain-free lives. But the resulting increase in life expectancy has contributed to a steady increase in the proportion of the population that is of advanced age. This population shift is creating potentially devastating financial problems for some social welfare programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most precisely exemplified by the situation presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All social institutions are affected by a preoccupation with prolonging life.\nB: Implementing technological innovations should be delayed until the resulting social changes can be managed.\nC: Solving one set of problems can create a different set of problems.\nD: Technical or scientific innovation cannot be the solution to all problems.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a result of modern medicine, more people have been able to enjoy long and pain-free lives. But the resulting increase in life expectancy has contributed to a steady increase in the proportion of the population that is of advanced age. This population shift is creating potentially devastating financial problems for some social welfare programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most precisely exemplified by the situation presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All social institutions are affected by a preoccupation with prolonging life.\nB: Implementing technological innovations should be delayed until the resulting social changes can be managed.\nC: Solving one set of problems can create a different set of problems.\nD: Technical or scientific innovation cannot be the solution to all problems.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a result of modern medicine, more people have been able to enjoy long and pain-free lives. But the resulting increase in life expectancy has contributed to a steady increase in the proportion of the population that is of advanced age. This population shift is creating potentially devastating financial problems for some social welfare programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most precisely exemplified by the situation presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All social institutions are affected by a preoccupation with prolonging life.\nB: Implementing technological innovations should be delayed until the resulting social changes can be managed.\nC: Solving one set of problems can create a different set of problems.\nD: Technical or scientific innovation cannot be the solution to all problems.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a number of emotional intelligence education institutions have launched corresponding packages for different age groups. Emotional intelligence classes are popular among parents. Emotional intelligence is the ability to control and manage emotions, and it plays an important role in people's life and work. However, in the hearts of many people, the connotation of emotional intelligence has been alienated. The earliest concept of emotional intelligence is very different from the popular concept of emotional intelligence today. Many people's understanding of emotional intelligence is another way of saying sophistication and flattery. In fact, the core of emotional intelligence is not only the ability to recognize and control one's own emotions, but also the ability to communicate with others and integrate into the collective. The cultivation of these two abilities needs to be practiced in daily life. Whether children can develop good emotional control and social skills depends to a large extent on their parents, and no EQ training can replace the EQ training in daily life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to be described next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emotional intelligence tutoring should arouse great attention from parents\nB: Parents' practice in family education\nC: Parents should view emotional intelligence training courses rationally\nD: Need to cultivate and improve parents' emotional intelligence\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a number of emotional intelligence education institutions have launched corresponding packages for different age groups. Emotional intelligence classes are popular among parents. Emotional intelligence is the ability to control and manage emotions, and it plays an important role in people's life and work. However, in the hearts of many people, the connotation of emotional intelligence has been alienated. The earliest concept of emotional intelligence is very different from the popular concept of emotional intelligence today. Many people's understanding of emotional intelligence is another way of saying sophistication and flattery. In fact, the core of emotional intelligence is not only the ability to recognize and control one's own emotions, but also the ability to communicate with others and integrate into the collective. The cultivation of these two abilities needs to be practiced in daily life. Whether children can develop good emotional control and social skills depends to a large extent on their parents, and no EQ training can replace the EQ training in daily life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to be described next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emotional intelligence tutoring should arouse great attention from parents\nB: Parents' practice in family education\nC: Parents should view emotional intelligence training courses rationally\nD: Need to cultivate and improve parents' emotional intelligence\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a number of emotional intelligence education institutions have launched corresponding packages for different age groups. Emotional intelligence classes are popular among parents. Emotional intelligence is the ability to control and manage emotions, and it plays an important role in people's life and work. However, in the hearts of many people, the connotation of emotional intelligence has been alienated. The earliest concept of emotional intelligence is very different from the popular concept of emotional intelligence today. Many people's understanding of emotional intelligence is another way of saying sophistication and flattery. In fact, the core of emotional intelligence is not only the ability to recognize and control one's own emotions, but also the ability to communicate with others and integrate into the collective. The cultivation of these two abilities needs to be practiced in daily life. Whether children can develop good emotional control and social skills depends to a large extent on their parents, and no EQ training can replace the EQ training in daily life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to be described next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emotional intelligence tutoring should arouse great attention from parents\nB: Parents' practice in family education\nC: Parents should view emotional intelligence training courses rationally\nD: Need to cultivate and improve parents' emotional intelligence\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this year's drought continues and people are not able to fight the drought, this year's crops will be reduced and farmers' incomes will decrease. However, many evidences show that farmers' incomes this year will not decrease, but will increase instead.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year's drought is still going on, and people are not able to fight the drought\nB: The drought this year is still going on. Or people are not able to fight drought\nC: This year's drought did not last, or people have been able to resist drought\nD: This year's drought has not lasted. And people are able to fight against drought\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this year's drought continues and people are not able to fight the drought, this year's crops will be reduced and farmers' incomes will decrease. However, many evidences show that farmers' incomes this year will not decrease, but will increase instead.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year's drought is still going on, and people are not able to fight the drought\nB: The drought this year is still going on. Or people are not able to fight drought\nC: This year's drought did not last, or people have been able to resist drought\nD: This year's drought has not lasted. And people are able to fight against drought\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this year's drought continues and people are not able to fight the drought, this year's crops will be reduced and farmers' incomes will decrease. However, many evidences show that farmers' incomes this year will not decrease, but will increase instead.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year's drought is still going on, and people are not able to fight the drought\nB: The drought this year is still going on. Or people are not able to fight drought\nC: This year's drought did not last, or people have been able to resist drought\nD: This year's drought has not lasted. And people are able to fight against drought\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIrrigation runoff from neighboring farms may well have increased the concentration of phosphorus in the local swamp above previous levels, but the claim that the increase in phosphorus is harming the swamp' s native aquatic wildlife is false; the phosphorus concentration in the swamp is actually less than that found in certain kinds of bottled water that some people drink every day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is vulnerable to criticism on the ground that it\n\nOptions:\nA: makes a generalization that is unwarranted because the sources of the data on which it is based have not been specified\nB: bases its conclusion on two contradictory claims\nC: relies on evidence the relevance of which has not been established\nD: concedes the very point that it argues against\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIrrigation runoff from neighboring farms may well have increased the concentration of phosphorus in the local swamp above previous levels, but the claim that the increase in phosphorus is harming the swamp' s native aquatic wildlife is false; the phosphorus concentration in the swamp is actually less than that found in certain kinds of bottled water that some people drink every day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is vulnerable to criticism on the ground that it\n\nOptions:\nA: makes a generalization that is unwarranted because the sources of the data on which it is based have not been specified\nB: bases its conclusion on two contradictory claims\nC: relies on evidence the relevance of which has not been established\nD: concedes the very point that it argues against\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIrrigation runoff from neighboring farms may well have increased the concentration of phosphorus in the local swamp above previous levels, but the claim that the increase in phosphorus is harming the swamp' s native aquatic wildlife is false; the phosphorus concentration in the swamp is actually less than that found in certain kinds of bottled water that some people drink every day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is vulnerable to criticism on the ground that it\n\nOptions:\nA: makes a generalization that is unwarranted because the sources of the data on which it is based have not been specified\nB: bases its conclusion on two contradictory claims\nC: relies on evidence the relevance of which has not been established\nD: concedes the very point that it argues against\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUncertainty avoidance means that in any society, people will feel that they are facing a threat to uncertain, ambiguous, and uncertain scenarios, and they always try to prevent them.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not uncertainty avoidance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school called on graduate students to go abroad for further study. Xiao Wang felt that his life was relatively stable and didn't want to go out. He said, my foreign language level is not good. I'd better give the opportunity to other students.\nB: With the advent of the financial turmoil and the ups and downs of the stock market, Xiao Zhao quickly dumped his stock.\nC: The graduation defense date is approaching. Xiao Li is very nervous about the questions that the teacher may ask at the defense,\nD: Xiao Zhang repeatedly thought about whether to work in a state-owned enterprise or to start his own business.He felt that the latter was too risky, so he chose to enter a state-owned enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUncertainty avoidance means that in any society, people will feel that they are facing a threat to uncertain, ambiguous, and uncertain scenarios, and they always try to prevent them.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not uncertainty avoidance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school called on graduate students to go abroad for further study. Xiao Wang felt that his life was relatively stable and didn't want to go out. He said, my foreign language level is not good. I'd better give the opportunity to other students.\nB: With the advent of the financial turmoil and the ups and downs of the stock market, Xiao Zhao quickly dumped his stock.\nC: The graduation defense date is approaching. Xiao Li is very nervous about the questions that the teacher may ask at the defense,\nD: Xiao Zhang repeatedly thought about whether to work in a state-owned enterprise or to start his own business.He felt that the latter was too risky, so he chose to enter a state-owned enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUncertainty avoidance means that in any society, people will feel that they are facing a threat to uncertain, ambiguous, and uncertain scenarios, and they always try to prevent them.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not uncertainty avoidance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school called on graduate students to go abroad for further study. Xiao Wang felt that his life was relatively stable and didn't want to go out. He said, my foreign language level is not good. I'd better give the opportunity to other students.\nB: With the advent of the financial turmoil and the ups and downs of the stock market, Xiao Zhao quickly dumped his stock.\nC: The graduation defense date is approaching. Xiao Li is very nervous about the questions that the teacher may ask at the defense,\nD: Xiao Zhang repeatedly thought about whether to work in a state-owned enterprise or to start his own business.He felt that the latter was too risky, so he chose to enter a state-owned enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: Anyone who thinks moisturizers are not important for beautiful skin should consider what happens to the earth, the skin of the world, in time of drought. Without regular infusions of moisture the ground becomes lined and cracked and its lush liveliness fades away. Thus your skin, too, should be protected from the ravages caused by lack of moisture; give it the protection provided by regular infusions of Dewyfresh, the drought-defying moisturizer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe Dewyfresh advertisement exhibits which one of the following errors of reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It relies on an analogy between two things that are insufficiently alike in the respects in which they would have to be alike for the conclusion to be supported.\nB: It treats something that is necessary for bringing about a state of affairs as something that is sufficient to bring about that state of affairs.\nC: It treats the fact that two things regularly occur together as proof that there is a single thing that its the cause of them both.\nD: It relies on the ambiguity of the term infusion, which can designate either a process or the product of that process.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: Anyone who thinks moisturizers are not important for beautiful skin should consider what happens to the earth, the skin of the world, in time of drought. Without regular infusions of moisture the ground becomes lined and cracked and its lush liveliness fades away. Thus your skin, too, should be protected from the ravages caused by lack of moisture; give it the protection provided by regular infusions of Dewyfresh, the drought-defying moisturizer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe Dewyfresh advertisement exhibits which one of the following errors of reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It relies on an analogy between two things that are insufficiently alike in the respects in which they would have to be alike for the conclusion to be supported.\nB: It treats something that is necessary for bringing about a state of affairs as something that is sufficient to bring about that state of affairs.\nC: It treats the fact that two things regularly occur together as proof that there is a single thing that its the cause of them both.\nD: It relies on the ambiguity of the term infusion, which can designate either a process or the product of that process.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, there has been more and more public discussion about the harm of sugar to health. The data show that the sales of white sugar have dropped significantly. This shows that the public's vigilance against the harmfulness of sugar has led to a decline in the sale of white sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most weakens the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sales of salt and vinegar have been rising in recent years\nB: Today, the average consumption of white sugar per person is 80% of what it was 10 years ago.\nC: After reducing the intake of white sugar, some sweet lovers have sleep disorders.\nD: In recent years, the price of white sugar has soared due to a sharp reduction in the area of sugarcane planting.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, there has been more and more public discussion about the harm of sugar to health. The data show that the sales of white sugar have dropped significantly. This shows that the public's vigilance against the harmfulness of sugar has led to a decline in the sale of white sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most weakens the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sales of salt and vinegar have been rising in recent years\nB: Today, the average consumption of white sugar per person is 80% of what it was 10 years ago.\nC: After reducing the intake of white sugar, some sweet lovers have sleep disorders.\nD: In recent years, the price of white sugar has soared due to a sharp reduction in the area of sugarcane planting.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComets do not give off their own light but reflect light from other sources, such as the Sun. Scientists estimate the mass of comets by their brightness: the greater a comet' s mass, the more light that comet will reflect. A satellite probe, however, has revealed that the material of which Halley' s comet is composed reflects 60 times less light per unit of mass than had been previously thought.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, give the most support to which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reflective properties of the material of which comets are composed vary considerably from comet to comet.\nB: Previous estimates of the mass of Halley's comet which were based on its brightness were too low.\nC: The total amount of light reflected from Halley's comet is less than scientists had previously thought.\nD: Scientists need more information before they can make a good estimate of the mass of Halley's comet.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComets do not give off their own light but reflect light from other sources, such as the Sun. Scientists estimate the mass of comets by their brightness: the greater a comet' s mass, the more light that comet will reflect. A satellite probe, however, has revealed that the material of which Halley' s comet is composed reflects 60 times less light per unit of mass than had been previously thought.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, give the most support to which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reflective properties of the material of which comets are composed vary considerably from comet to comet.\nB: Previous estimates of the mass of Halley's comet which were based on its brightness were too low.\nC: The total amount of light reflected from Halley's comet is less than scientists had previously thought.\nD: Scientists need more information before they can make a good estimate of the mass of Halley's comet.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComets do not give off their own light but reflect light from other sources, such as the Sun. Scientists estimate the mass of comets by their brightness: the greater a comet' s mass, the more light that comet will reflect. A satellite probe, however, has revealed that the material of which Halley' s comet is composed reflects 60 times less light per unit of mass than had been previously thought.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, give the most support to which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reflective properties of the material of which comets are composed vary considerably from comet to comet.\nB: Previous estimates of the mass of Halley's comet which were based on its brightness were too low.\nC: The total amount of light reflected from Halley's comet is less than scientists had previously thought.\nD: Scientists need more information before they can make a good estimate of the mass of Halley's comet.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial management is not to strengthen control. It is flexible, collaborative and interactive. This is the fundamental difference between it and the traditional unit system management model, and it is also the essence of big management. For a long time, the unit is the society and it takes over All of us. The unit system and identity system constitute the basic characteristics of social operation in the era of planned economy in our country. The state and government manage employees and urban residents through a strict unit system and neighborhood system. The important feature of the unit system is that Controllability, closure and unity are typical small management. Perhaps, under the conditions at the time, the unit system has its reasonable side, but the corresponding thing is the shrinking of society, so that we live But in society, I am very confused about society. What is society? Where is the society?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following corresponds to this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The management mode of unit system weakens people's understanding of society\nB: The core of social management is to promote individual active participation\nC: Modern society requires the organic combination of small management and big management\nD: In the era of planned economy, the mode of social management in China is mainly identity system\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial management is not to strengthen control. It is flexible, collaborative and interactive. This is the fundamental difference between it and the traditional unit system management model, and it is also the essence of big management. For a long time, the unit is the society and it takes over All of us. The unit system and identity system constitute the basic characteristics of social operation in the era of planned economy in our country. The state and government manage employees and urban residents through a strict unit system and neighborhood system. The important feature of the unit system is that Controllability, closure and unity are typical small management. Perhaps, under the conditions at the time, the unit system has its reasonable side, but the corresponding thing is the shrinking of society, so that we live But in society, I am very confused about society. What is society? Where is the society?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following corresponds to this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The management mode of unit system weakens people's understanding of society\nB: The core of social management is to promote individual active participation\nC: Modern society requires the organic combination of small management and big management\nD: In the era of planned economy, the mode of social management in China is mainly identity system\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter all the cold dishes of a banquet table are served, there are a total of 7 hot dishes. Among them, 3 Sichuan dishes: K, L, M: 3 Cantonese dishes: Q, N, P: one Shandong cuisine: X. Only one hot dish is served at a time, and the order of serving must meet the following conditions: (1) Sichuan cuisine and Cantonese cuisine cannot be served continuously. (2) P cannot go before Q unless the second goes on Q. (3) P must go before X. (4) M must go before K, and K must go before N.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the fourth goes to X, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first to go to Q\nB: The third to go to Q\nC: The second to go to M\nD: The third to go to M\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter all the cold dishes of a banquet table are served, there are a total of 7 hot dishes. Among them, 3 Sichuan dishes: K, L, M: 3 Cantonese dishes: Q, N, P: one Shandong cuisine: X. Only one hot dish is served at a time, and the order of serving must meet the following conditions: (1) Sichuan cuisine and Cantonese cuisine cannot be served continuously. (2) P cannot go before Q unless the second goes on Q. (3) P must go before X. (4) M must go before K, and K must go before N.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the fourth goes to X, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first to go to Q\nB: The third to go to Q\nC: The second to go to M\nD: The third to go to M\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA report on acid rain concluded that Most forests are not damaged by acid rain. The opponents insist that they should be summarized asMost forests do not show obvious symptoms of acid rain damage, such as abnormal leaf fall and growth rate slower or higher mortality rate.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if correct, would best support the opponent's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, some forests in this area are being damaged by acid rain\nB: The degree of damage caused by acid rain varies between different forests\nC: Acid rain may be causing damage where symptoms are not yet noticeable\nD: The report did not compare the acid rain's damage to the forests in this area with other areas\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers report that a survey of more than 10,000 people over the age of 70 showed that people who slept more than nine hours or less than five hours a day had lower average cognitive levels than those who slept about seven hours a day. Accordingly, the researchers believe that in order to improve the cognitive ability of the elderly, it is necessary to use relevant tools to detect their sleep time, and to intervene in their sleep time to maintain an appropriate amount of sleep time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best question the views of the above researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no professional medical device that can detect people's sleep time.\nB: People who sleep for about 7 hours a day are all over 70 years old.\nC: Those who sleep more than 9 hours or less than 5 hours a day are people over the age of 80.\nD: People over the age of 70 find it hard to fall asleep once they wake up.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn agricultural production, as long as the appropriate limit is not exceeded, the output of crops will increase if more fertilizer is applied; if less fertilizer is applied, the output of crops will decrease. It can be seen that the amount of fertilizer has a close relationship with the output of crops.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following uses a logical method that is most similar to the question above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Knock the gong with sound, blows with sound, and speaks with sound. These vocal phenomena are accompanied by the vibration of the air above the object, so it can be concluded that the vibration of the air above the object is the cause of the sound\nB: Use a saw to saw something, the saw will heat; use a file to file, the file will also heat; sharpen the knife on a stone, the knife will heat; when shooting with a gun, the barrel will also heat. Therefore, friction generates heat\nC: Give electric shock to a bell in the glass cover with air. With the change in the amount of air extracted, the bell rings smaller and smaller. If all the air is extracted, the bell will not be heard at all. It can be seen that the amount of air decides the sound volume, the presence or absence of air is the reason why the bell ringing can be heard\nD: Cotton is a plant fiber, loose and porous, and can keep warm; snow is formed by freezing water, with 40% to 50% of the voids, and it is also loose and porous, which can keep heat. Therefore, it can be seen that loose and porous are the reason for heat preservation.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn agricultural production, as long as the appropriate limit is not exceeded, the output of crops will increase if more fertilizer is applied; if less fertilizer is applied, the output of crops will decrease. It can be seen that the amount of fertilizer has a close relationship with the output of crops.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following uses a logical method that is most similar to the question above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Knock the gong with sound, blows with sound, and speaks with sound. These vocal phenomena are accompanied by the vibration of the air above the object, so it can be concluded that the vibration of the air above the object is the cause of the sound\nB: Use a saw to saw something, the saw will heat; use a file to file, the file will also heat; sharpen the knife on a stone, the knife will heat; when shooting with a gun, the barrel will also heat. Therefore, friction generates heat\nC: Give electric shock to a bell in the glass cover with air. With the change in the amount of air extracted, the bell rings smaller and smaller. If all the air is extracted, the bell will not be heard at all. It can be seen that the amount of air decides the sound volume, the presence or absence of air is the reason why the bell ringing can be heard\nD: Cotton is a plant fiber, loose and porous, and can keep warm; snow is formed by freezing water, with 40% to 50% of the voids, and it is also loose and porous, which can keep heat. Therefore, it can be seen that loose and porous are the reason for heat preservation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen taking a polygraph test, as long as a small amount of a certain common sedative is taken, people will not be noticed when lying. Because the psychological stress response detected by the polygraph can be suppressed by drugs without significant side effects Inferred from this, this drug will also be very effective in reducing the psychological stress in daily life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the hypothetical premise of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sedatives are effective in treating psychological stress\nB: Inhibition of psychological stress response increases subjective psychological stress\nC: The psychological stress measured by the polygraph is similar to the psychological stress of daily life\nD: People who lie on a polygraph test often show signs of psychological stress\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlgorpal Industries produces high quality pneumatic filters. For years, they have primarily served manufacturers of domestic agricultural equipment, and over time, this market has been decreasing. A consultant recommended that, with a minor modification, Algorpal could expand into pneumatic filters for biomedical research technology, a rapidly expanding market. The consultant argued that this single change could reverse a ten-year decline in Algorpal' s profits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be the most useful to establish in evaluating the consultant's recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the number of biomedical devices at any single research center is greater than the number of pieces of equipment requiring filters on a single farm.\nB: Whether other markets, such as food processing and food service, would offer greater opportunities for potential profits.\nC: Whether the competition in the biomedical technology sector would allow for profits similar to what those in the agricultural sector had been\nD: How the ambient indoor air quality in a biomedical research center compares to the typical outdoor air quality in an agricultural zone.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSelf depletion phenomenon is a phenomenon in which individuals' ability or willingness to conduct voluntary activities decline in the process of long-term work, including the decline in ability or willingness to control the environment, control themselves, make choices and initiate behaviors, and at the same time, job burnout, self depletion but no progress.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is self depletion phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lee did not finish his doctoral thesis and continued to postpone it. As a result, he did not graduate from school for eight years\nB: Chen has worked as a deputy director of the magazine for 20 years, and although he has published some personal works, he has not been promoted\nC: Song mou do sales work for nearly ten years, although he changed four or five companies, but because the performance is average, the income has not changed\nD: Wang has been working as an archive administrator for 15 years. He feels numb to his work and has no desire to change the status quo and get promoted\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConscientiousness is high on most firms' list of traits they want in employees. Yet a recent study found that laid-off conscientious individuals are less likely to find jobs within five months than are their peers who shirked their workplace responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent paradox above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: People who shirk their workplace responsibilities are less likely to keep the jobs they have, so there are more of them looking for jobs.\nB: Finding a job is less urgent for the conscientious, because they tend to have larger savings.\nC: Conscientious people tend to have a greater than average concern with finding the job most suited to their interests and abilities.\nD: Resentment about having been laid off in spite of their conscientiousness leads some people to perform poorly in interviews.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConscientiousness is high on most firms' list of traits they want in employees. Yet a recent study found that laid-off conscientious individuals are less likely to find jobs within five months than are their peers who shirked their workplace responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent paradox above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: People who shirk their workplace responsibilities are less likely to keep the jobs they have, so there are more of them looking for jobs.\nB: Finding a job is less urgent for the conscientious, because they tend to have larger savings.\nC: Conscientious people tend to have a greater than average concern with finding the job most suited to their interests and abilities.\nD: Resentment about having been laid off in spite of their conscientiousness leads some people to perform poorly in interviews.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConscientiousness is high on most firms' list of traits they want in employees. Yet a recent study found that laid-off conscientious individuals are less likely to find jobs within five months than are their peers who shirked their workplace responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent paradox above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: People who shirk their workplace responsibilities are less likely to keep the jobs they have, so there are more of them looking for jobs.\nB: Finding a job is less urgent for the conscientious, because they tend to have larger savings.\nC: Conscientious people tend to have a greater than average concern with finding the job most suited to their interests and abilities.\nD: Resentment about having been laid off in spite of their conscientiousness leads some people to perform poorly in interviews.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis is the best intercity arena. Every bid is an ingenious urban public relations. For the new dignitaries, this is indeed an once-in-a-lifetime step into the house. IOC members do not simply cross each ballot, they are also mapping the rising and falling trends between cities on the list of the world's winds and clouds.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The IOC members voted on the city to host the Olympics\nB: Public relations work is the key to the success of bidding and hosting the Olympic Games\nC: The bidding and hosting of the Olympic Games is a manifestation of the strength of each other in the world cities\nD: Bidding and hosting the Olympic Games is an excellent opportunity for emerging cities to enter the international arena\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis is the best intercity arena. Every bid is an ingenious urban public relations. For the new dignitaries, this is indeed an once-in-a-lifetime step into the house. IOC members do not simply cross each ballot, they are also mapping the rising and falling trends between cities on the list of the world's winds and clouds.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The IOC members voted on the city to host the Olympics\nB: Public relations work is the key to the success of bidding and hosting the Olympic Games\nC: The bidding and hosting of the Olympic Games is a manifestation of the strength of each other in the world cities\nD: Bidding and hosting the Olympic Games is an excellent opportunity for emerging cities to enter the international arena\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis is the best intercity arena. Every bid is an ingenious urban public relations. For the new dignitaries, this is indeed an once-in-a-lifetime step into the house. IOC members do not simply cross each ballot, they are also mapping the rising and falling trends between cities on the list of the world's winds and clouds.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The IOC members voted on the city to host the Olympics\nB: Public relations work is the key to the success of bidding and hosting the Olympic Games\nC: The bidding and hosting of the Olympic Games is a manifestation of the strength of each other in the world cities\nD: Bidding and hosting the Olympic Games is an excellent opportunity for emerging cities to enter the international arena\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: Forest fires, the vast majority of which are started by lightning, are not only a natural phenomenon to which all forest ecosystems are well adapted, but are required for many forests to flourish. Forest fires facilitate the opening and spreading of seed pods, prevent an overabundance of insects, and promote the diversity of forests by preventing certain varieties of aggressive weeds from dominating other species. In view of this, systematic attempts by human beings to prevent or control forest fires are ill-advised and shortsighted; forest fires should be left alone and allowed to burn themselves out naturally.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protection of forests and their ecosystems is the only legitimate reason for attempting to prevent or control forest fires.\nB: Human intervention in natural processes tends to reduce the biological diversity of ecosystems.\nC: Forest fires begun by careless campers should be the target of human fire control efforts.\nD: Humans tend to view forests as well as other ecosystems as instruments for the satisfaction of human needs.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: Forest fires, the vast majority of which are started by lightning, are not only a natural phenomenon to which all forest ecosystems are well adapted, but are required for many forests to flourish. Forest fires facilitate the opening and spreading of seed pods, prevent an overabundance of insects, and promote the diversity of forests by preventing certain varieties of aggressive weeds from dominating other species. In view of this, systematic attempts by human beings to prevent or control forest fires are ill-advised and shortsighted; forest fires should be left alone and allowed to burn themselves out naturally.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protection of forests and their ecosystems is the only legitimate reason for attempting to prevent or control forest fires.\nB: Human intervention in natural processes tends to reduce the biological diversity of ecosystems.\nC: Forest fires begun by careless campers should be the target of human fire control efforts.\nD: Humans tend to view forests as well as other ecosystems as instruments for the satisfaction of human needs.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: Forest fires, the vast majority of which are started by lightning, are not only a natural phenomenon to which all forest ecosystems are well adapted, but are required for many forests to flourish. Forest fires facilitate the opening and spreading of seed pods, prevent an overabundance of insects, and promote the diversity of forests by preventing certain varieties of aggressive weeds from dominating other species. In view of this, systematic attempts by human beings to prevent or control forest fires are ill-advised and shortsighted; forest fires should be left alone and allowed to burn themselves out naturally.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protection of forests and their ecosystems is the only legitimate reason for attempting to prevent or control forest fires.\nB: Human intervention in natural processes tends to reduce the biological diversity of ecosystems.\nC: Forest fires begun by careless campers should be the target of human fire control efforts.\nD: Humans tend to view forests as well as other ecosystems as instruments for the satisfaction of human needs.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor most people, the left half of the brain controls linguistic capabilities, but some people have their language centers in the right half. When a language center of the brain is damaged, for example by a stroke, linguistic capabilities are impaired in some way. Ttherefore, people who have suffered a serious stroke on the left side of the brain without suffering any such impairment must have their language centers in the right half.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the reasoning in the argument above depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible to determine which side of the brain contains a person's language centers if the person has not suffered damage to either side of the brain.\nB: No part of a person's brain that is damaged by a stroke ever recovers.\nC: Strokes tend to impair linguistic capabilities more severely than does any other cause of damage to language centers in the brain.\nD: If there are language centers on the left side of the brain, any serious stroke affecting that side of the brain damages at least one of them.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor most people, the left half of the brain controls linguistic capabilities, but some people have their language centers in the right half. When a language center of the brain is damaged, for example by a stroke, linguistic capabilities are impaired in some way. Ttherefore, people who have suffered a serious stroke on the left side of the brain without suffering any such impairment must have their language centers in the right half.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the reasoning in the argument above depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible to determine which side of the brain contains a person's language centers if the person has not suffered damage to either side of the brain.\nB: No part of a person's brain that is damaged by a stroke ever recovers.\nC: Strokes tend to impair linguistic capabilities more severely than does any other cause of damage to language centers in the brain.\nD: If there are language centers on the left side of the brain, any serious stroke affecting that side of the brain damages at least one of them.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor most people, the left half of the brain controls linguistic capabilities, but some people have their language centers in the right half. When a language center of the brain is damaged, for example by a stroke, linguistic capabilities are impaired in some way. Ttherefore, people who have suffered a serious stroke on the left side of the brain without suffering any such impairment must have their language centers in the right half.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the reasoning in the argument above depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible to determine which side of the brain contains a person's language centers if the person has not suffered damage to either side of the brain.\nB: No part of a person's brain that is damaged by a stroke ever recovers.\nC: Strokes tend to impair linguistic capabilities more severely than does any other cause of damage to language centers in the brain.\nD: If there are language centers on the left side of the brain, any serious stroke affecting that side of the brain damages at least one of them.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrime minister: Our nation' s government should give priority to satisfying the needs of our nation' s people over satisfying the needs of people of any other nation. This is despite the fact that the people of other nations are equal in worth to the people of our nation, which means that it is objectively no more important to satisfy the needs of our nation' s people than to satisfy those of other nations' people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to reconcile the apparent conflict among the prime minister's claims?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the people of two nations are equally worthy, the needs of the people of each of those nations should be satisfied primarily by the people's own governments.\nB: The priority a nation's government should place on satisfying the needs of a group of people depends mainly on how objectively important it is for the needs of those people to be satisfied.\nC: A nation's government should give priority to satisfying the needs of its own people over satisfying the needs of another nation's people only if its own people are more worthy than the other nation's people.\nD: A nation's government should give priority to the satisfaction of the needs of a group of people if, but only if, there is no other way for that group's needs to be satisfied.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrime minister: Our nation' s government should give priority to satisfying the needs of our nation' s people over satisfying the needs of people of any other nation. This is despite the fact that the people of other nations are equal in worth to the people of our nation, which means that it is objectively no more important to satisfy the needs of our nation' s people than to satisfy those of other nations' people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to reconcile the apparent conflict among the prime minister's claims?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the people of two nations are equally worthy, the needs of the people of each of those nations should be satisfied primarily by the people's own governments.\nB: The priority a nation's government should place on satisfying the needs of a group of people depends mainly on how objectively important it is for the needs of those people to be satisfied.\nC: A nation's government should give priority to satisfying the needs of its own people over satisfying the needs of another nation's people only if its own people are more worthy than the other nation's people.\nD: A nation's government should give priority to the satisfaction of the needs of a group of people if, but only if, there is no other way for that group's needs to be satisfied.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrime minister: Our nation' s government should give priority to satisfying the needs of our nation' s people over satisfying the needs of people of any other nation. This is despite the fact that the people of other nations are equal in worth to the people of our nation, which means that it is objectively no more important to satisfy the needs of our nation' s people than to satisfy those of other nations' people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to reconcile the apparent conflict among the prime minister's claims?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the people of two nations are equally worthy, the needs of the people of each of those nations should be satisfied primarily by the people's own governments.\nB: The priority a nation's government should place on satisfying the needs of a group of people depends mainly on how objectively important it is for the needs of those people to be satisfied.\nC: A nation's government should give priority to satisfying the needs of its own people over satisfying the needs of another nation's people only if its own people are more worthy than the other nation's people.\nD: A nation's government should give priority to the satisfaction of the needs of a group of people if, but only if, there is no other way for that group's needs to be satisfied.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrime minister: Our nation' s government should give priority to satisfying the needs of our nation' s people over satisfying the needs of people of any other nation. This is despite the fact that the people of other nations are equal in worth to the people of our nation, which means that it is objectively no more important to satisfy the needs of our nation' s people than to satisfy those of other nations' people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to reconcile the apparent conflict among the prime minister's claims?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the people of two nations are equally worthy, the needs of the people of each of those nations should be satisfied primarily by the people's own governments.\nB: The priority a nation's government should place on satisfying the needs of a group of people depends mainly on how objectively important it is for the needs of those people to be satisfied.\nC: A nation's government should give priority to satisfying the needs of its own people over satisfying the needs of another nation's people only if its own people are more worthy than the other nation's people.\nD: A nation's government should give priority to the satisfaction of the needs of a group of people if, but only if, there is no other way for that group's needs to be satisfied.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHan Yu was demoted to Chaozhou as an officer. Although it was only eight months, he made great efforts to set up a state school, donated all his salary money to the expenses of running a school, and actively promoted mandarin of the Tang Dynasty. Eight months later, Han Yu was transferred from Chaozhou because of few achievements. However, he left Chaozhou with great spiritual wealth. By the Southern Song Dynasty, Chaozhou was already a famous cultural city with the reputation of seaside Zou Lu.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The standardization of language is a long-term work.\nB: The reason why Chaozhou has become a famous historical and cultural city.\nC: Cultural construction has a profound impact on the city.\nD: Evaluation officials should not only look at short-term political achievements.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHan Yu was demoted to Chaozhou as an officer. Although it was only eight months, he made great efforts to set up a state school, donated all his salary money to the expenses of running a school, and actively promoted mandarin of the Tang Dynasty. Eight months later, Han Yu was transferred from Chaozhou because of few achievements. However, he left Chaozhou with great spiritual wealth. By the Southern Song Dynasty, Chaozhou was already a famous cultural city with the reputation of seaside Zou Lu.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The standardization of language is a long-term work.\nB: The reason why Chaozhou has become a famous historical and cultural city.\nC: Cultural construction has a profound impact on the city.\nD: Evaluation officials should not only look at short-term political achievements.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHan Yu was demoted to Chaozhou as an officer. Although it was only eight months, he made great efforts to set up a state school, donated all his salary money to the expenses of running a school, and actively promoted mandarin of the Tang Dynasty. Eight months later, Han Yu was transferred from Chaozhou because of few achievements. However, he left Chaozhou with great spiritual wealth. By the Southern Song Dynasty, Chaozhou was already a famous cultural city with the reputation of seaside Zou Lu.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The standardization of language is a long-term work.\nB: The reason why Chaozhou has become a famous historical and cultural city.\nC: Cultural construction has a profound impact on the city.\nD: Evaluation officials should not only look at short-term political achievements.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhether a person is drowsy or refreshed after a meal has something to do with the protein in the food they eat. Most proteins contain an amino acid called tyrosine, which enters the brain to stimulate the formation of dopamine and neo-adrenaline. Birds and fish contain the most tyrosine, but not all foods containing tyrosine excite the brain. Meat contains tyrosine, but fat interferes with its absorption.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred from the above description?\n\nOptions:\nA: Foods with more protein are more conducive to intellectual development\nB: Protein in fish is easy to digest and absorb\nC: Fish are rich in dopamines\nD: There is more fat in meat than in fish\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past year, China has been increasing its investment in Africa, which has caused unease in Western countries, and criticisms such as China has plundered resources of Africa have been heard incessantly. A Chinese official retorted: one of the most important bases for criticism is that China takes oil from Africa, but last year China accounted for only 8.7% of all oil exports from Africa, while Europe accounted for 36%. The United States accounted for 33%. If 8.7% of imports are suspected of plundering resources, what about 36% and 33%? \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is added, and the official can conclude that China has not plundered the resources of Africa?\n\nOptions:\nA: Europe and the United States are suspected of plundering resources of Africa.\nB: Europe and the United States did not plunder resources of Africa.\nC: Demand for raw materials in countries such as China and India has pushed up the price of raw materials, bringing more income to African countries.\nD: African countries have the right to decide how to deal with their resources.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the seven members of the newly elected school student union of a school, there are one from Dalian, two from the north of China, one from Fuzhou, two special students (that is, students with special expertise), and three Communist Party members. Assuming that the above introduction involves All the members of the student council.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept which of the followings, the student council members' judgments are not inconsistent with the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both special students are members of the Communist Party.\nB: The Communists are not all from the south.\nC: All the special students are from the south.\nD: The one from Dalian is a special student.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the seven members of the newly elected school student union of a school, there are one from Dalian, two from the north of China, one from Fuzhou, two special students (that is, students with special expertise), and three Communist Party members. Assuming that the above introduction involves All the members of the student council.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept which of the followings, the student council members' judgments are not inconsistent with the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both special students are members of the Communist Party.\nB: The Communists are not all from the south.\nC: All the special students are from the south.\nD: The one from Dalian is a special student.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public square was an important tool of democracy in days past because it provided a forum for disparate citizens to discuss the important issues of the day. Today, a person with Internet access can discuss important issues with millions of people across the nation, allowing the Internet to play the role once played by the public square. Hence, we should ensure that Internet users have at least as much freedom of expression as did people speaking in the public square.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: All citizens have the same level of access to the Internet.\nB: The Internet is more often used to discuss important issues than to discuss frivolous issues.\nC: People speaking in the public square of days past had complete freedom of expression.\nD: A public forum can lose effectiveness as a tool of democracy if participants cannot discuss issues freely.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public square was an important tool of democracy in days past because it provided a forum for disparate citizens to discuss the important issues of the day. Today, a person with Internet access can discuss important issues with millions of people across the nation, allowing the Internet to play the role once played by the public square. Hence, we should ensure that Internet users have at least as much freedom of expression as did people speaking in the public square.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: All citizens have the same level of access to the Internet.\nB: The Internet is more often used to discuss important issues than to discuss frivolous issues.\nC: People speaking in the public square of days past had complete freedom of expression.\nD: A public forum can lose effectiveness as a tool of democracy if participants cannot discuss issues freely.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to historical records, in the 19th year of Zhenguan, Tang Dynasty, after returning from India, Xuanzang personally designed and built the Dayan Pagoda to worship the Buddhist scriptures, gold and silver Buddha statues, relic and other treasures brought back by Xuanzang. But until now, no one knows where the treasures brought back by Xuanzang are hidden. Archaeologists believe that, just as there is an underground palace under the ancient pagoda of Famen Temple, there must be an underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda, but it hasn't been excavated yet. It is speculated that the underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda may contain the treasures brought back by Xuanzang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot questioned the above speculation most?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no underground palace on the drawings of the Dayan Pagoda drawn by Xuanzang.\nB: No treasures were found in the underground palaces under several other ancient towers that have been excavated.\nC: Archaeologists have found Buddhist scriptures brought back by Xuanzang in other places.\nD: According to historical records, all the treasures brought back by Xuanzang have been dedicated to the imperial palace.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to historical records, in the 19th year of Zhenguan, Tang Dynasty, after returning from India, Xuanzang personally designed and built the Dayan Pagoda to worship the Buddhist scriptures, gold and silver Buddha statues, relic and other treasures brought back by Xuanzang. But until now, no one knows where the treasures brought back by Xuanzang are hidden. Archaeologists believe that, just as there is an underground palace under the ancient pagoda of Famen Temple, there must be an underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda, but it hasn't been excavated yet. It is speculated that the underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda may contain the treasures brought back by Xuanzang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot questioned the above speculation most?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no underground palace on the drawings of the Dayan Pagoda drawn by Xuanzang.\nB: No treasures were found in the underground palaces under several other ancient towers that have been excavated.\nC: Archaeologists have found Buddhist scriptures brought back by Xuanzang in other places.\nD: According to historical records, all the treasures brought back by Xuanzang have been dedicated to the imperial palace.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to historical records, in the 19th year of Zhenguan, Tang Dynasty, after returning from India, Xuanzang personally designed and built the Dayan Pagoda to worship the Buddhist scriptures, gold and silver Buddha statues, relic and other treasures brought back by Xuanzang. But until now, no one knows where the treasures brought back by Xuanzang are hidden. Archaeologists believe that, just as there is an underground palace under the ancient pagoda of Famen Temple, there must be an underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda, but it hasn't been excavated yet. It is speculated that the underground palace under the Dayan Pagoda may contain the treasures brought back by Xuanzang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot questioned the above speculation most?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no underground palace on the drawings of the Dayan Pagoda drawn by Xuanzang.\nB: No treasures were found in the underground palaces under several other ancient towers that have been excavated.\nC: Archaeologists have found Buddhist scriptures brought back by Xuanzang in other places.\nD: According to historical records, all the treasures brought back by Xuanzang have been dedicated to the imperial palace.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by weakening economic growth indicators, strengthening public services and highlighting government responsibility indicators can we truly realize the transformation of government functions\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does not accord with the meaning of the sentence is that:\n\nOptions:\nA: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we can not emphasize the indicators of economic growth\nB: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must strengthen public services\nC: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must highlight the indicators of government responsibility\nD: Highlight government responsibility indicators\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by weakening economic growth indicators, strengthening public services and highlighting government responsibility indicators can we truly realize the transformation of government functions\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does not accord with the meaning of the sentence is that:\n\nOptions:\nA: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we can not emphasize the indicators of economic growth\nB: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must strengthen public services\nC: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must highlight the indicators of government responsibility\nD: Highlight government responsibility indicators\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by weakening economic growth indicators, strengthening public services and highlighting government responsibility indicators can we truly realize the transformation of government functions\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does not accord with the meaning of the sentence is that:\n\nOptions:\nA: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we can not emphasize the indicators of economic growth\nB: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must strengthen public services\nC: To truly realize the transformation of government functions, we must highlight the indicators of government responsibility\nD: Highlight government responsibility indicators\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTony: A short story is little more than a novelist' s sketch pad. Only novels have narrative structures that allow writers to depict human lives accurately by portraying characters whose personalities gradually develop through life experience. Raoul: Life consists not of a linear process of personality development, but rather of a series of completely disjointed vignettes, from many of which the discerning observer may catch glimpses of character. Thus, the short story depicts human lives more faithfully than does the novel.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue most supports the claim that Tony and Raoul disagree about whether\n\nOptions:\nA: short stories provide glimpses of facets of character that are usually kept hidden\nB: only short stories are used as novelists' sketch pads\nC: novels and short stories employ the same strategies to depict human lives\nD: human lives are best understood as series of completely disjointed vignettes\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTony: A short story is little more than a novelist' s sketch pad. Only novels have narrative structures that allow writers to depict human lives accurately by portraying characters whose personalities gradually develop through life experience. Raoul: Life consists not of a linear process of personality development, but rather of a series of completely disjointed vignettes, from many of which the discerning observer may catch glimpses of character. Thus, the short story depicts human lives more faithfully than does the novel.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue most supports the claim that Tony and Raoul disagree about whether\n\nOptions:\nA: short stories provide glimpses of facets of character that are usually kept hidden\nB: only short stories are used as novelists' sketch pads\nC: novels and short stories employ the same strategies to depict human lives\nD: human lives are best understood as series of completely disjointed vignettes\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTony: A short story is little more than a novelist' s sketch pad. Only novels have narrative structures that allow writers to depict human lives accurately by portraying characters whose personalities gradually develop through life experience. Raoul: Life consists not of a linear process of personality development, but rather of a series of completely disjointed vignettes, from many of which the discerning observer may catch glimpses of character. Thus, the short story depicts human lives more faithfully than does the novel.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue most supports the claim that Tony and Raoul disagree about whether\n\nOptions:\nA: short stories provide glimpses of facets of character that are usually kept hidden\nB: only short stories are used as novelists' sketch pads\nC: novels and short stories employ the same strategies to depict human lives\nD: human lives are best understood as series of completely disjointed vignettes\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFairness and justice is not only a problem of subjective cognition, but also an issue of objective selectivity. It is not only a static problem, but also a dynamic process. On the issue of cognition, we need to construct a basic social identity through the media and public opinion. From an objective point of view, the social system should meet the needs of the vast majority of people as much as possible in a certain time and space. Even when people are temporarily satisfied in this space-time structure and it is difficult to achieve fairness and justice, the ideal social system should be able to create conditions for him to see hope and enjoy the sunshine of public goods in a follow-up space-time structure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The essential attribute of fairness and justice\nB: The way to realize fairness and justice\nC: Fairness and justice can be constructed\nD: An important way to realize fairness and justice\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaird: Pure research provides us with new technologies that contribute to saving lives. Even more worthwhile than this, however, is its role in expanding our knowledge and providing new, unexplored ideas. Kim: Your priorities are mistaken. Saving lives is what counts most of all. Without pure research, medicine would not be as advanced as it is.\n\nQuestion:\nLaird and Kim disagree on whether pure research\n\nOptions:\nA: expands the boundaries of our knowledge of medicine\nB: should have the saving of human lives as an important goal\nC: has its most valuable achievements in medical applications\nD: derives its significance in part from its providing new technologies\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaird: Pure research provides us with new technologies that contribute to saving lives. Even more worthwhile than this, however, is its role in expanding our knowledge and providing new, unexplored ideas. Kim: Your priorities are mistaken. Saving lives is what counts most of all. Without pure research, medicine would not be as advanced as it is.\n\nQuestion:\nLaird and Kim disagree on whether pure research\n\nOptions:\nA: expands the boundaries of our knowledge of medicine\nB: should have the saving of human lives as an important goal\nC: has its most valuable achievements in medical applications\nD: derives its significance in part from its providing new technologies\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNucleic acids and other genetic foods that appear in the name of health care products are not very helpful to human health. From a scientific point of view, the so-called human body needs to be supplemented with exogenous nucleic acids cannot be established. What the human body lacks is nutrition, and nucleic acid cannot be lacking. Some advertisements say that when people are old or sick, their ability to make genes will be weakened, which is even more nonsense.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All advertisements about health products lack scientific basis.\nB: Nucleic acid in the human body will decrease with age.\nC: Illness is the result of malnutrition.\nD: Eating health products may not promote your health.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional theory believes that due to climate change, human ancestors were forced to leave the arboreal environment and chose to walk upright on the ground due to climate change. The terrain was formed by volcanic eruptions and tectonic plate movement during the Pliocene. Human ancestors were attracted by rocky terrain and canyons, which can provide good sheltered habitats and have the opportunity to trap prey; this environment requires early humans to be upright The ability to walk and climb, so human ancestors eventually evolved to walk upright on two legs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: The destruction of the arboreal environment has forced people to walk into mountain valleys\nB: Human ancestors chose to walk upright in order to better adapt to the terrain environment\nC: Changes in geological conditions changed the way human ancestors walked\nD: Canyon areas provide more abundant food resources\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional theory believes that due to climate change, human ancestors were forced to leave the arboreal environment and chose to walk upright on the ground due to climate change. The terrain was formed by volcanic eruptions and tectonic plate movement during the Pliocene. Human ancestors were attracted by rocky terrain and canyons, which can provide good sheltered habitats and have the opportunity to trap prey; this environment requires early humans to be upright The ability to walk and climb, so human ancestors eventually evolved to walk upright on two legs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: The destruction of the arboreal environment has forced people to walk into mountain valleys\nB: Human ancestors chose to walk upright in order to better adapt to the terrain environment\nC: Changes in geological conditions changed the way human ancestors walked\nD: Canyon areas provide more abundant food resources\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional theory believes that due to climate change, human ancestors were forced to leave the arboreal environment and chose to walk upright on the ground due to climate change. The terrain was formed by volcanic eruptions and tectonic plate movement during the Pliocene. Human ancestors were attracted by rocky terrain and canyons, which can provide good sheltered habitats and have the opportunity to trap prey; this environment requires early humans to be upright The ability to walk and climb, so human ancestors eventually evolved to walk upright on two legs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: The destruction of the arboreal environment has forced people to walk into mountain valleys\nB: Human ancestors chose to walk upright in order to better adapt to the terrain environment\nC: Changes in geological conditions changed the way human ancestors walked\nD: Canyon areas provide more abundant food resources\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGlobal ecological problems reduce to the problem of balancing supply and demand. Supply is strictly confined by the earth' s limitations. Demand, however, is essentially unlimited, as there are no limits on the potential demands made by humans. The natural tendency for there to be an imbalance between demand and sustainable supply is the source of these global problems. Ttherefore, any solutions require reducing current human demand.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Human consumption does not decrease the environmental supply.\nB: Actual human demand exceeds the earth's sustainable supply.\nC: It is possible to determine the limitations of the earth's sustainable supply.\nD: Supply and demand tend to balance themselves in the long run.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThrough the in-depth study of the communication between dolphins, scientists have found that Zipf's law and the concept of entropy in information theory can well serve for the analysis of alien signals. After receiving any suspicious signal outside the earth, we should first use Zipf's law to analyze whether there is a certain slope straight line feature, and if there is a certain feature, it is proved that it is not meaningless noise. Then entropy analysis is carried out so that the complexity of the communication can be known without deciphering the signal. Assuming that a suspicious signal intercepted not only has a straight line with a slope of-1 in the Zipf coordinate system, but also has a high-order entropy, then it is very likely that the signal is the extraterrestrial civilization we have been looking for for a long time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate one to summarize this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that the communication between dolphins is very similar to alien signals.\nB: How to use Zipf's Law and the concept of Entropy to analyze alien signals.\nC: How to judge whether the suspicious extraterrestrial signal comes from an alien civilization.\nD: How to judge the wisdom of alien civilization by extraterrestrial signals.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThrough the in-depth study of the communication between dolphins, scientists have found that Zipf's law and the concept of entropy in information theory can well serve for the analysis of alien signals. After receiving any suspicious signal outside the earth, we should first use Zipf's law to analyze whether there is a certain slope straight line feature, and if there is a certain feature, it is proved that it is not meaningless noise. Then entropy analysis is carried out so that the complexity of the communication can be known without deciphering the signal. Assuming that a suspicious signal intercepted not only has a straight line with a slope of-1 in the Zipf coordinate system, but also has a high-order entropy, then it is very likely that the signal is the extraterrestrial civilization we have been looking for for a long time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate one to summarize this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that the communication between dolphins is very similar to alien signals.\nB: How to use Zipf's Law and the concept of Entropy to analyze alien signals.\nC: How to judge whether the suspicious extraterrestrial signal comes from an alien civilization.\nD: How to judge the wisdom of alien civilization by extraterrestrial signals.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThrough the in-depth study of the communication between dolphins, scientists have found that Zipf's law and the concept of entropy in information theory can well serve for the analysis of alien signals. After receiving any suspicious signal outside the earth, we should first use Zipf's law to analyze whether there is a certain slope straight line feature, and if there is a certain feature, it is proved that it is not meaningless noise. Then entropy analysis is carried out so that the complexity of the communication can be known without deciphering the signal. Assuming that a suspicious signal intercepted not only has a straight line with a slope of-1 in the Zipf coordinate system, but also has a high-order entropy, then it is very likely that the signal is the extraterrestrial civilization we have been looking for for a long time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate one to summarize this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that the communication between dolphins is very similar to alien signals.\nB: How to use Zipf's Law and the concept of Entropy to analyze alien signals.\nC: How to judge whether the suspicious extraterrestrial signal comes from an alien civilization.\nD: How to judge the wisdom of alien civilization by extraterrestrial signals.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the average price per square meter of new commercial housing has increased by 25%. In the average household budget over the same period, the proportion of the cost of purchasing commercial housing remained unchanged. So, the average household budget must have also increased by 25% over the past five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements about the past five years is an assumption on which the above discussion is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: The area of new commercial housing purchased by an average household remained unchanged.\nB: The percentage of each household budget spent on food and children's education remains the same.\nC: The total amount spent on new commercial housing across the country increased by 25%.\nD: The share of all housing-related spending in each household's budget remains the same.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the average price per square meter of new commercial housing has increased by 25%. In the average household budget over the same period, the proportion of the cost of purchasing commercial housing remained unchanged. So, the average household budget must have also increased by 25% over the past five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements about the past five years is an assumption on which the above discussion is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: The area of new commercial housing purchased by an average household remained unchanged.\nB: The percentage of each household budget spent on food and children's education remains the same.\nC: The total amount spent on new commercial housing across the country increased by 25%.\nD: The share of all housing-related spending in each household's budget remains the same.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past five years, the average price per square meter of new commercial housing has increased by 25%. In the average household budget over the same period, the proportion of the cost of purchasing commercial housing remained unchanged. So, the average household budget must have also increased by 25% over the past five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements about the past five years is an assumption on which the above discussion is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: The area of new commercial housing purchased by an average household remained unchanged.\nB: The percentage of each household budget spent on food and children's education remains the same.\nC: The total amount spent on new commercial housing across the country increased by 25%.\nD: The share of all housing-related spending in each household's budget remains the same.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn country A, more complicated civil trials often exceed the comprehension of the jury. As a result, the jury's decision on this is often wrong. Therefore, some people suggest that the more complicated civil trials should be decided by the judge rather than the jury, which will improve the service quality of the judicial department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even when it comes to uncomplicated civil trials, the jury's decisions are often wrong\nB: When judges decide on complex civil trials, they have a better understanding of the complexity of those trials than the jury\nC: The complexity of most civil trials exceeds the comprehension of the jury\nD: Some countries with the same legal system other than Country A have also made similar proposals for a long time, and have records of their implementation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn country A, more complicated civil trials often exceed the comprehension of the jury. As a result, the jury's decision on this is often wrong. Therefore, some people suggest that the more complicated civil trials should be decided by the judge rather than the jury, which will improve the service quality of the judicial department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even when it comes to uncomplicated civil trials, the jury's decisions are often wrong\nB: When judges decide on complex civil trials, they have a better understanding of the complexity of those trials than the jury\nC: The complexity of most civil trials exceeds the comprehension of the jury\nD: Some countries with the same legal system other than Country A have also made similar proposals for a long time, and have records of their implementation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn country A, more complicated civil trials often exceed the comprehension of the jury. As a result, the jury's decision on this is often wrong. Therefore, some people suggest that the more complicated civil trials should be decided by the judge rather than the jury, which will improve the service quality of the judicial department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even when it comes to uncomplicated civil trials, the jury's decisions are often wrong\nB: When judges decide on complex civil trials, they have a better understanding of the complexity of those trials than the jury\nC: The complexity of most civil trials exceeds the comprehension of the jury\nD: Some countries with the same legal system other than Country A have also made similar proposals for a long time, and have records of their implementation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faster the economy in the world, the more people look at the table. The slower the country, the less often people look at watches. Earlier, the pace of economic development was ranked in the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan... But these arrangements always change with concurring.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The frequency of looking at a watch determines the speed of economic development.\nB: The speed of economic development determines the frequency of looking at the watch.\nC: Earlier, the Dutch looked at their watches more than they did.\nD: The number of Americans watched is always the first in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faster the economy in the world, the more people look at the table. The slower the country, the less often people look at watches. Earlier, the pace of economic development was ranked in the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan... But these arrangements always change with concurring.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The frequency of looking at a watch determines the speed of economic development.\nB: The speed of economic development determines the frequency of looking at the watch.\nC: Earlier, the Dutch looked at their watches more than they did.\nD: The number of Americans watched is always the first in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faster the economy in the world, the more people look at the table. The slower the country, the less often people look at watches. Earlier, the pace of economic development was ranked in the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Italy, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan... But these arrangements always change with concurring.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The frequency of looking at a watch determines the speed of economic development.\nB: The speed of economic development determines the frequency of looking at the watch.\nC: Earlier, the Dutch looked at their watches more than they did.\nD: The number of Americans watched is always the first in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey shows that all parts of our country have provided very favorable conditions for the introduction of foreign capital. However, when acquiring Chinese enterprises, foreign companies require absolute control, refuse to accept non-performing assets, and require to own and limit the original Chinese brands. For example, the largest construction machinery manufacturing enterprise in China has been acquired 85% by an American investment group, and a German company has acquired the leading enterprise of oil pump in China. After a joint venture with a German company for two years, a bearing co., Ltd., the first listed company in China, has become a German exclusive company. therefore\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most logical way to complete the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The introduction of foreign capital on preferential terms is likely to harm China's industry\nB: The purpose of introducing foreign capital on preferential terms is to introduce advanced technology and management\nC: Under the condition of market economy, capital and equity are mobile\nD: The introduction of foreign capital on preferential terms is due to the current lack of funds in our country\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law should respect and guarantee the supervisory power of the media. However, as a media, we must exercise the right of supervision in accordance with the law. If there is a mistake or fault in the process of supervision, or even cause a loss to the supervised object, we must have the courage to bear the responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The media must supervise and bear the corresponding responsibility in accordance with the law.\nB: When exercising the power of supervision, the media should have laws to follow.\nC: While the law protects the rights of the media, it should also supervise them.\nD: When the media makes mistakes or faults, it should be borne by itself.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law should respect and guarantee the supervisory power of the media. However, as a media, we must exercise the right of supervision in accordance with the law. If there is a mistake or fault in the process of supervision, or even cause a loss to the supervised object, we must have the courage to bear the responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The media must supervise and bear the corresponding responsibility in accordance with the law.\nB: When exercising the power of supervision, the media should have laws to follow.\nC: While the law protects the rights of the media, it should also supervise them.\nD: When the media makes mistakes or faults, it should be borne by itself.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne-year-olds ordinarily prefer the taste of sweet food to that of salty food. Yet if one feeds a one-year-old salty food rather than sweet food, then over a period of about a year he or she will develop a taste for the salty flavor and choose to eat salty food rather than sweet food. Thus, a young child' s taste preferences can be affected by the type of food he or she has been exposed to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A child's taste preferences usually change between age one and age two.\nB: Sweet food is better for infant development than is salty food.\nC: Two-year-olds do not naturally prefer salty food to sweet food.\nD: The salty food fed to infants in order to change their taste preferences must taste pleasant.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne-year-olds ordinarily prefer the taste of sweet food to that of salty food. Yet if one feeds a one-year-old salty food rather than sweet food, then over a period of about a year he or she will develop a taste for the salty flavor and choose to eat salty food rather than sweet food. Thus, a young child' s taste preferences can be affected by the type of food he or she has been exposed to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A child's taste preferences usually change between age one and age two.\nB: Sweet food is better for infant development than is salty food.\nC: Two-year-olds do not naturally prefer salty food to sweet food.\nD: The salty food fed to infants in order to change their taste preferences must taste pleasant.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne-year-olds ordinarily prefer the taste of sweet food to that of salty food. Yet if one feeds a one-year-old salty food rather than sweet food, then over a period of about a year he or she will develop a taste for the salty flavor and choose to eat salty food rather than sweet food. Thus, a young child' s taste preferences can be affected by the type of food he or she has been exposed to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A child's taste preferences usually change between age one and age two.\nB: Sweet food is better for infant development than is salty food.\nC: Two-year-olds do not naturally prefer salty food to sweet food.\nD: The salty food fed to infants in order to change their taste preferences must taste pleasant.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Chinese surname has a very big characteristic, that is, it is the same Han surname, but it is likely to have a very big difference in consanguinity. Generally speaking, taking Wuyishan-Nanling as the boundary, the consanguinity of Chinese surnames is obviously divided into two branches: the north and the south.The consanguinity of the Han nationality between the two places is quite different, even greater than that between the Han nationality in the north and south and the local ethnic minorities. This shows that with the expansion of the population, the Han nationality continued to go south and crossed the Yangtze River into Huguang more than 2000 years ago, and finally crossed the strait to Hainan Island. During this process, the Han people who moved south continued to integrate with many ethnic minorities who spoke Dong-Tai, South Asian and Miao languages, thus diluting the consanguinity of the Han nationality in the north.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ethnic minorities in the south may have been the northerners who migrated to the south a long time ago.\nB: Feudal emperors once sealed some of the ethnic minorities with the surnames of emperors.\nC: The north and south branches with the same surname may not come from the same ancestor.\nD: In history, there have also been cases in which ethnic minorities moved northward.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Chinese surname has a very big characteristic, that is, it is the same Han surname, but it is likely to have a very big difference in consanguinity. Generally speaking, taking Wuyishan-Nanling as the boundary, the consanguinity of Chinese surnames is obviously divided into two branches: the north and the south.The consanguinity of the Han nationality between the two places is quite different, even greater than that between the Han nationality in the north and south and the local ethnic minorities. This shows that with the expansion of the population, the Han nationality continued to go south and crossed the Yangtze River into Huguang more than 2000 years ago, and finally crossed the strait to Hainan Island. During this process, the Han people who moved south continued to integrate with many ethnic minorities who spoke Dong-Tai, South Asian and Miao languages, thus diluting the consanguinity of the Han nationality in the north.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ethnic minorities in the south may have been the northerners who migrated to the south a long time ago.\nB: Feudal emperors once sealed some of the ethnic minorities with the surnames of emperors.\nC: The north and south branches with the same surname may not come from the same ancestor.\nD: In history, there have also been cases in which ethnic minorities moved northward.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Chinese surname has a very big characteristic, that is, it is the same Han surname, but it is likely to have a very big difference in consanguinity. Generally speaking, taking Wuyishan-Nanling as the boundary, the consanguinity of Chinese surnames is obviously divided into two branches: the north and the south.The consanguinity of the Han nationality between the two places is quite different, even greater than that between the Han nationality in the north and south and the local ethnic minorities. This shows that with the expansion of the population, the Han nationality continued to go south and crossed the Yangtze River into Huguang more than 2000 years ago, and finally crossed the strait to Hainan Island. During this process, the Han people who moved south continued to integrate with many ethnic minorities who spoke Dong-Tai, South Asian and Miao languages, thus diluting the consanguinity of the Han nationality in the north.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ethnic minorities in the south may have been the northerners who migrated to the south a long time ago.\nB: Feudal emperors once sealed some of the ethnic minorities with the surnames of emperors.\nC: The north and south branches with the same surname may not come from the same ancestor.\nD: In history, there have also been cases in which ethnic minorities moved northward.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Iliad and the Odyssey were both attributed to Homer in ancient times. But these two poems differ greatly in tone and vocabulary and in certain details of the fictional world they depict. So they are almost certainly not the work of the same poet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey were the result of an extended process of oral composition in which many poets were involved.\nB: Works known to have been written by the same modern writer are as different from each other in the respects mentioned as are the Iliad and the Odyssey.\nC: Several hymns that were also attributed to Homer in ancient times differ more from the Iliad in the respects mentioned than does the Odyssey.\nD: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey have come down to us in manuscripts that have suffered from minor copying errors and other textual corruptions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Iliad and the Odyssey were both attributed to Homer in ancient times. But these two poems differ greatly in tone and vocabulary and in certain details of the fictional world they depict. So they are almost certainly not the work of the same poet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey were the result of an extended process of oral composition in which many poets were involved.\nB: Works known to have been written by the same modern writer are as different from each other in the respects mentioned as are the Iliad and the Odyssey.\nC: Several hymns that were also attributed to Homer in ancient times differ more from the Iliad in the respects mentioned than does the Odyssey.\nD: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey have come down to us in manuscripts that have suffered from minor copying errors and other textual corruptions.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Iliad and the Odyssey were both attributed to Homer in ancient times. But these two poems differ greatly in tone and vocabulary and in certain details of the fictional world they depict. So they are almost certainly not the work of the same poet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey were the result of an extended process of oral composition in which many poets were involved.\nB: Works known to have been written by the same modern writer are as different from each other in the respects mentioned as are the Iliad and the Odyssey.\nC: Several hymns that were also attributed to Homer in ancient times differ more from the Iliad in the respects mentioned than does the Odyssey.\nD: Both the Iliad and the Odyssey have come down to us in manuscripts that have suffered from minor copying errors and other textual corruptions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpurred by the global smart trend and related policies, many places in China have proposed the slogan of smart city, taking the construction of smart city as an important strategy to cultivate competitiveness, cope with the financial crisis, expand the employment of citizens and seize the commanding heights of future science and technology. Shall see, however, the current practice more in the concept of wisdom city construction period, people's understanding of wisdom city is not confined to the Internet, the Internet, cloud computing and other smart cities or digital city level, the emergence of the wisdom city in the media have made it difficult to distinguish which is a means of city marketing, which is the live of city construction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following illustrates the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Building smart city is an important strategy for future urban development\nB: There is still a long way to go to build smart cities\nC: At present, the definition of smart city is not clear\nD: Smart cities in the media are likely to be just urban marketing\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpurred by the global smart trend and related policies, many places in China have proposed the slogan of smart city, taking the construction of smart city as an important strategy to cultivate competitiveness, cope with the financial crisis, expand the employment of citizens and seize the commanding heights of future science and technology. Shall see, however, the current practice more in the concept of wisdom city construction period, people's understanding of wisdom city is not confined to the Internet, the Internet, cloud computing and other smart cities or digital city level, the emergence of the wisdom city in the media have made it difficult to distinguish which is a means of city marketing, which is the live of city construction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following illustrates the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Building smart city is an important strategy for future urban development\nB: There is still a long way to go to build smart cities\nC: At present, the definition of smart city is not clear\nD: Smart cities in the media are likely to be just urban marketing\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe introduction of the new drugs into the market is frequently prevented by a shortage of human subjects for the clinical trials needed to show that the drugs are safe and effective. Since the lives and health of people in future generations may depend on treatments that are currently experimental, practicing physicians are morally in the wrong when, in the absence of any treatment proven to be effective, they fail to encourage suitable patients to volunteer for clinical trials.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, casts most doubt on the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physicians have an overriding moral and legal duty to care for the health and safety of their current patients.\nB: Many drugs undergoing clinical trials are intended for the treatment of conditions for which there is currently no effective treatment.\nC: An experimental drug cannot legally be made available to patients unless those patients are subjects in clinical trials of the drug.\nD: Patients do not share the physician's professional concern for public health, but everyone has a moral obligation to alleviate suffering when able to do so.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe introduction of the new drugs into the market is frequently prevented by a shortage of human subjects for the clinical trials needed to show that the drugs are safe and effective. Since the lives and health of people in future generations may depend on treatments that are currently experimental, practicing physicians are morally in the wrong when, in the absence of any treatment proven to be effective, they fail to encourage suitable patients to volunteer for clinical trials.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, casts most doubt on the conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physicians have an overriding moral and legal duty to care for the health and safety of their current patients.\nB: Many drugs undergoing clinical trials are intended for the treatment of conditions for which there is currently no effective treatment.\nC: An experimental drug cannot legally be made available to patients unless those patients are subjects in clinical trials of the drug.\nD: Patients do not share the physician's professional concern for public health, but everyone has a moral obligation to alleviate suffering when able to do so.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany media said China's male-to-female ratio a serious imbalance. By 2020, there will be 30 million to 40 million more men of marriageable age in China than women, meaning that on average one in five men will be unable to find a spouse and ten million will be without a wife.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The spread of sex selection technology.\nB: The census was a great success.\nC: Late Marriage and late childbearing are common.\nD: More people want to be single.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists propose placing seismic stations on the floor of the Pacific Ocean to warn threatened coastal communities on the northwestern coast of the United States of approaching tidal waves caused by earthquakes. Since forewarned communities could take steps to evacuate, many of the injuries and deaths that would otherwise occur could be avoided if the government would implement this proposal.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions would be most important in determining whether implementing the proposal would be likely to achieve the desired result?\n\nOptions:\nA: How soon after a tidal wave hits land is it safe for evacuees to return to their communities?\nB: Would there be enough time after receiving warning of an approaching tidal wave for communities to evacuate safely?\nC: When was the last time that the coastal communities were threatened by an approaching tidal wave?\nD: Can the stations be equipped to collect and relay information about phenomena other than tidal waves caused by earthquakes?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists propose placing seismic stations on the floor of the Pacific Ocean to warn threatened coastal communities on the northwestern coast of the United States of approaching tidal waves caused by earthquakes. Since forewarned communities could take steps to evacuate, many of the injuries and deaths that would otherwise occur could be avoided if the government would implement this proposal.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions would be most important in determining whether implementing the proposal would be likely to achieve the desired result?\n\nOptions:\nA: How soon after a tidal wave hits land is it safe for evacuees to return to their communities?\nB: Would there be enough time after receiving warning of an approaching tidal wave for communities to evacuate safely?\nC: When was the last time that the coastal communities were threatened by an approaching tidal wave?\nD: Can the stations be equipped to collect and relay information about phenomena other than tidal waves caused by earthquakes?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists propose placing seismic stations on the floor of the Pacific Ocean to warn threatened coastal communities on the northwestern coast of the United States of approaching tidal waves caused by earthquakes. Since forewarned communities could take steps to evacuate, many of the injuries and deaths that would otherwise occur could be avoided if the government would implement this proposal.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions would be most important in determining whether implementing the proposal would be likely to achieve the desired result?\n\nOptions:\nA: How soon after a tidal wave hits land is it safe for evacuees to return to their communities?\nB: Would there be enough time after receiving warning of an approaching tidal wave for communities to evacuate safely?\nC: When was the last time that the coastal communities were threatened by an approaching tidal wave?\nD: Can the stations be equipped to collect and relay information about phenomena other than tidal waves caused by earthquakes?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proportion of Chinese women's income spent on consumption, savings and investment was 62:23:16 in 2016, while the proportion of consumption rose significantly from the previous year, and women tend to have more personalized demand for products or services than men, according to a survey report. Therefore, some experts believe that Chinese women have become important promoters of the upgrading of consumption structure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Women's irrational consumption is prominent and is easily affected by discounts, friends, sales, etc\nB: About 60% of domestic women are in charge of household finances, and 75% of household consumption is made by women\nC: Women have higher requirements for the quality of products and services, and have a strong need for safety protection\nD: The number of female consumers aged between 15 and 60 in China is about 480 million, which has become an important group of consumption\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proportion of Chinese women's income spent on consumption, savings and investment was 62:23:16 in 2016, while the proportion of consumption rose significantly from the previous year, and women tend to have more personalized demand for products or services than men, according to a survey report. Therefore, some experts believe that Chinese women have become important promoters of the upgrading of consumption structure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Women's irrational consumption is prominent and is easily affected by discounts, friends, sales, etc\nB: About 60% of domestic women are in charge of household finances, and 75% of household consumption is made by women\nC: Women have higher requirements for the quality of products and services, and have a strong need for safety protection\nD: The number of female consumers aged between 15 and 60 in China is about 480 million, which has become an important group of consumption\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proportion of Chinese women's income spent on consumption, savings and investment was 62:23:16 in 2016, while the proportion of consumption rose significantly from the previous year, and women tend to have more personalized demand for products or services than men, according to a survey report. Therefore, some experts believe that Chinese women have become important promoters of the upgrading of consumption structure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Women's irrational consumption is prominent and is easily affected by discounts, friends, sales, etc\nB: About 60% of domestic women are in charge of household finances, and 75% of household consumption is made by women\nC: Women have higher requirements for the quality of products and services, and have a strong need for safety protection\nD: The number of female consumers aged between 15 and 60 in China is about 480 million, which has become an important group of consumption\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe preference of pain empathy refers to the individual's perception, judgment and emotional response to the pain of others.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not have a preference of pain empathy is?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Ming jumped up with joy when he saw that the white bone spirit in Journey to the West was beaten to death by Sun Wukong\nB: Xiao Zhang saw the unfortunate drowning of foreign tourists, and never dared to swim in that river again\nC: Xiao Li jumped on the stage to hold Xi Er while watching the opera The White-Haired Girl, so that Huang Shiren would not take it away\nD: When Xiaohong listened to her grandmother recalling her hard times in the old society, she couldn't help crying\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJordan: If a business invests the money necessary to implement ecologically sound practices, its market share will decrease. But if it doesn' t implement these practices, it pollutes the environment and wastes resources. Terry: But if consumers demand environmental responsibility of all businesses, no particular business will be especially hurt.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following exchanges is the logical relationship between Jordan's and Terry's statements most similar to the logical relationship between their statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jordan: If the dam's spillway is opened, the river might flood the eastern part of town, but if the spillway is not opened, the dam might burst. Terry: There's no real danger of the dam's bursting, but if we get more heavy rain, opening the spillway is the most prudent policy.\nB: Jordan: If we remodel the kitchen, the house will be more valuable, but even if we do, there's no guarantee that we'll actually get more for the house when we sell it. Terry: But if we don't remodel the kitchen, we might get even less for the house than we paid for it.\nC: Jordan: Each person can have either an enjoyable life or a long life, for one must eat vegetables and exercise continuously to stay healthy. Terry: That's not true:there are many happy health-conscious people.\nD: Jordan: Either it will rain and our plans for a picnic will be thwarted or it won't rain and the garden will go yet another day without much-needed watering. Terry: But if it doesn't rain, we can buy a hose and water the garden with the hose.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJordan: If a business invests the money necessary to implement ecologically sound practices, its market share will decrease. But if it doesn' t implement these practices, it pollutes the environment and wastes resources. Terry: But if consumers demand environmental responsibility of all businesses, no particular business will be especially hurt.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following exchanges is the logical relationship between Jordan's and Terry's statements most similar to the logical relationship between their statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jordan: If the dam's spillway is opened, the river might flood the eastern part of town, but if the spillway is not opened, the dam might burst. Terry: There's no real danger of the dam's bursting, but if we get more heavy rain, opening the spillway is the most prudent policy.\nB: Jordan: If we remodel the kitchen, the house will be more valuable, but even if we do, there's no guarantee that we'll actually get more for the house when we sell it. Terry: But if we don't remodel the kitchen, we might get even less for the house than we paid for it.\nC: Jordan: Each person can have either an enjoyable life or a long life, for one must eat vegetables and exercise continuously to stay healthy. Terry: That's not true:there are many happy health-conscious people.\nD: Jordan: Either it will rain and our plans for a picnic will be thwarted or it won't rain and the garden will go yet another day without much-needed watering. Terry: But if it doesn't rain, we can buy a hose and water the garden with the hose.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJordan: If a business invests the money necessary to implement ecologically sound practices, its market share will decrease. But if it doesn' t implement these practices, it pollutes the environment and wastes resources. Terry: But if consumers demand environmental responsibility of all businesses, no particular business will be especially hurt.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following exchanges is the logical relationship between Jordan's and Terry's statements most similar to the logical relationship between their statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jordan: If the dam's spillway is opened, the river might flood the eastern part of town, but if the spillway is not opened, the dam might burst. Terry: There's no real danger of the dam's bursting, but if we get more heavy rain, opening the spillway is the most prudent policy.\nB: Jordan: If we remodel the kitchen, the house will be more valuable, but even if we do, there's no guarantee that we'll actually get more for the house when we sell it. Terry: But if we don't remodel the kitchen, we might get even less for the house than we paid for it.\nC: Jordan: Each person can have either an enjoyable life or a long life, for one must eat vegetables and exercise continuously to stay healthy. Terry: That's not true:there are many happy health-conscious people.\nD: Jordan: Either it will rain and our plans for a picnic will be thwarted or it won't rain and the garden will go yet another day without much-needed watering. Terry: But if it doesn't rain, we can buy a hose and water the garden with the hose.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEaster Island is an isolated island in the Pacific Ocean. In reports, the decline of Easter Island's civilization is often used as a cautionary story, telling that humans wantonly logging palm forests, causing the loss of fertile soil, and ultimately leading to a shortage of food on the island. Civilization has since declined. However, some experts have recently suggested that the decline of the Easter Island civilization is not necessarily related to the felling of trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Around 1200 AD, the inhabitants of the island began to cut down palm trees to build wooden boats and transport large stone statues.\nB: Archaeological findings show that after the last tree (palm tree) on the island was felled, there were still a large number of indigenous people living, and the level of agricultural farming did not decline.\nC: Pollen analysis shows that the destruction of forests began as early as 800 AD, and the pollen of large palm trees and other trees in the island's strata was getting less and less.\nD: In 1772, Dutch colonists began to land on Easter Island and enslaved the local residents. At that time, the indigenous population on the island was 4,000, and by 1875 there were only 200.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEaster Island is an isolated island in the Pacific Ocean. In reports, the decline of Easter Island's civilization is often used as a cautionary story, telling that humans wantonly logging palm forests, causing the loss of fertile soil, and ultimately leading to a shortage of food on the island. Civilization has since declined. However, some experts have recently suggested that the decline of the Easter Island civilization is not necessarily related to the felling of trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Around 1200 AD, the inhabitants of the island began to cut down palm trees to build wooden boats and transport large stone statues.\nB: Archaeological findings show that after the last tree (palm tree) on the island was felled, there were still a large number of indigenous people living, and the level of agricultural farming did not decline.\nC: Pollen analysis shows that the destruction of forests began as early as 800 AD, and the pollen of large palm trees and other trees in the island's strata was getting less and less.\nD: In 1772, Dutch colonists began to land on Easter Island and enslaved the local residents. At that time, the indigenous population on the island was 4,000, and by 1875 there were only 200.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEaster Island is an isolated island in the Pacific Ocean. In reports, the decline of Easter Island's civilization is often used as a cautionary story, telling that humans wantonly logging palm forests, causing the loss of fertile soil, and ultimately leading to a shortage of food on the island. Civilization has since declined. However, some experts have recently suggested that the decline of the Easter Island civilization is not necessarily related to the felling of trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Around 1200 AD, the inhabitants of the island began to cut down palm trees to build wooden boats and transport large stone statues.\nB: Archaeological findings show that after the last tree (palm tree) on the island was felled, there were still a large number of indigenous people living, and the level of agricultural farming did not decline.\nC: Pollen analysis shows that the destruction of forests began as early as 800 AD, and the pollen of large palm trees and other trees in the island's strata was getting less and less.\nD: In 1772, Dutch colonists began to land on Easter Island and enslaved the local residents. At that time, the indigenous population on the island was 4,000, and by 1875 there were only 200.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNick: The Pincus family and their construction company have supported our university financially for decades. The university should not give the contract for building its new library to the family' s main competitor. Doing so would be disloyal to a friend of the university. Pedro: Accepting a donation does not oblige the university to give the donor any special privileges. If it did, then it wouldn' t really be a charitable contribution. We should award the contract to whatever company makes the most competitive bid.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Nick and Pedro disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the Pincus family and their construction company donated money for the purpose of acquiring special privileges from the university\nB: the acceptance of donations places a university under a special obligation to the donor\nC: the university should be more grateful to donors with a long history of financial support than to new donors\nD: loyalty should sometimes be a consideration in making business decisions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNick: The Pincus family and their construction company have supported our university financially for decades. The university should not give the contract for building its new library to the family' s main competitor. Doing so would be disloyal to a friend of the university. Pedro: Accepting a donation does not oblige the university to give the donor any special privileges. If it did, then it wouldn' t really be a charitable contribution. We should award the contract to whatever company makes the most competitive bid.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Nick and Pedro disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the Pincus family and their construction company donated money for the purpose of acquiring special privileges from the university\nB: the acceptance of donations places a university under a special obligation to the donor\nC: the university should be more grateful to donors with a long history of financial support than to new donors\nD: loyalty should sometimes be a consideration in making business decisions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNick: The Pincus family and their construction company have supported our university financially for decades. The university should not give the contract for building its new library to the family' s main competitor. Doing so would be disloyal to a friend of the university. Pedro: Accepting a donation does not oblige the university to give the donor any special privileges. If it did, then it wouldn' t really be a charitable contribution. We should award the contract to whatever company makes the most competitive bid.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Nick and Pedro disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the Pincus family and their construction company donated money for the purpose of acquiring special privileges from the university\nB: the acceptance of donations places a university under a special obligation to the donor\nC: the university should be more grateful to donors with a long history of financial support than to new donors\nD: loyalty should sometimes be a consideration in making business decisions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMacrophages are cells that play a role in the response of the immune system of mice and other mammals to invasive organisms such as bacteria. Unlike other mice, mice that are genetically incapable of making these particular cells do not show elevated levels of nitrates when infected with bacteria.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, provide the most support for which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Injections of nitrates into mice that lack macrophages will not enhance the ability of these animals' immune systems to fight off infection.\nB: In mice, macrophages play a role in the production of nitrates or inhibit a process by which nitrates are broken down or otherwise eliminated.\nC: When a healthy mouse becomes infected with an invasive organism, the number of macrophages in the mouse's body decreases.\nD: Mice that show elevated levels of nitrates can easily fight off most types of bacterial infections.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMacrophages are cells that play a role in the response of the immune system of mice and other mammals to invasive organisms such as bacteria. Unlike other mice, mice that are genetically incapable of making these particular cells do not show elevated levels of nitrates when infected with bacteria.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, provide the most support for which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Injections of nitrates into mice that lack macrophages will not enhance the ability of these animals' immune systems to fight off infection.\nB: In mice, macrophages play a role in the production of nitrates or inhibit a process by which nitrates are broken down or otherwise eliminated.\nC: When a healthy mouse becomes infected with an invasive organism, the number of macrophages in the mouse's body decreases.\nD: Mice that show elevated levels of nitrates can easily fight off most types of bacterial infections.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMacrophages are cells that play a role in the response of the immune system of mice and other mammals to invasive organisms such as bacteria. Unlike other mice, mice that are genetically incapable of making these particular cells do not show elevated levels of nitrates when infected with bacteria.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, provide the most support for which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Injections of nitrates into mice that lack macrophages will not enhance the ability of these animals' immune systems to fight off infection.\nB: In mice, macrophages play a role in the production of nitrates or inhibit a process by which nitrates are broken down or otherwise eliminated.\nC: When a healthy mouse becomes infected with an invasive organism, the number of macrophages in the mouse's body decreases.\nD: Mice that show elevated levels of nitrates can easily fight off most types of bacterial infections.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe causes of water pollution, noise pollution and air pollution are complex. They are often trans-regional industrial pollution, automobile emissions and cooking fumes. In addition, specific weather factors together cause disastrous weather such as haze. This is difficult to ascribe a day of haze to specific which, which several enterprises of pollution, then by the air pollution damage of the citizens to whom? And how to argue that the diseases they suffer from are caused by air pollution rather than other causes? If citizens did Sue a long list of potential polluters, the result would be that many polluters would have diluted their compensation and would not act as a deterrent to polluters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat of the following is the author most likely to say next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Introduce the successful cases of air pollution claim\nB: How to regulate the air pollution behavior of enterprises\nC: Legal basis for air pollution claims\nD: The real dilemmas of making air pollution claims\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe causes of water pollution, noise pollution and air pollution are complex. They are often trans-regional industrial pollution, automobile emissions and cooking fumes. In addition, specific weather factors together cause disastrous weather such as haze. This is difficult to ascribe a day of haze to specific which, which several enterprises of pollution, then by the air pollution damage of the citizens to whom? And how to argue that the diseases they suffer from are caused by air pollution rather than other causes? If citizens did Sue a long list of potential polluters, the result would be that many polluters would have diluted their compensation and would not act as a deterrent to polluters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat of the following is the author most likely to say next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Introduce the successful cases of air pollution claim\nB: How to regulate the air pollution behavior of enterprises\nC: Legal basis for air pollution claims\nD: The real dilemmas of making air pollution claims\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe causes of water pollution, noise pollution and air pollution are complex. They are often trans-regional industrial pollution, automobile emissions and cooking fumes. In addition, specific weather factors together cause disastrous weather such as haze. This is difficult to ascribe a day of haze to specific which, which several enterprises of pollution, then by the air pollution damage of the citizens to whom? And how to argue that the diseases they suffer from are caused by air pollution rather than other causes? If citizens did Sue a long list of potential polluters, the result would be that many polluters would have diluted their compensation and would not act as a deterrent to polluters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat of the following is the author most likely to say next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Introduce the successful cases of air pollution claim\nB: How to regulate the air pollution behavior of enterprises\nC: Legal basis for air pollution claims\nD: The real dilemmas of making air pollution claims\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComplements means that there is a certain consumption dependency between two commodities, that is, the consumption of one commodity must be matched with the consumption of another commodity. They can be divided into two categories. Ordinary complemens means that there is no fixed proportion of two commodities used at the same time; Complete complements that two commodities must be used at the same time in a fixed proportion.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: French fries and hamburgers are common complements\nB: Spectacle frames and lenses are completely complements\nC: Brush and ink are completely complements\nD: Digital photo coder and film are common complements\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComplements means that there is a certain consumption dependency between two commodities, that is, the consumption of one commodity must be matched with the consumption of another commodity. They can be divided into two categories. Ordinary complemens means that there is no fixed proportion of two commodities used at the same time; Complete complements that two commodities must be used at the same time in a fixed proportion.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: French fries and hamburgers are common complements\nB: Spectacle frames and lenses are completely complements\nC: Brush and ink are completely complements\nD: Digital photo coder and film are common complements\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComplements means that there is a certain consumption dependency between two commodities, that is, the consumption of one commodity must be matched with the consumption of another commodity. They can be divided into two categories. Ordinary complemens means that there is no fixed proportion of two commodities used at the same time; Complete complements that two commodities must be used at the same time in a fixed proportion.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: French fries and hamburgers are common complements\nB: Spectacle frames and lenses are completely complements\nC: Brush and ink are completely complements\nD: Digital photo coder and film are common complements\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPredictive intervention means that people are influenced by predicted information to take a certain behavior, resulting in a multi-possible outcome that actually develops in the direction indicated by the prediction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a predictive intervention?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a financial interview column, an expert predicted that H stock would rise sharply. As a result, many viewers who watched the program rushed to buy the stock, which led to the stock's daily limit\nB: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nC: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nD: Before the general election in country A, the hostile country B media hyped it up, believing that the M party's presidential candidate would be elected. As a result, many voters in country A turned to support the N party's presidential candidate\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPredictive intervention means that people are influenced by predicted information to take a certain behavior, resulting in a multi-possible outcome that actually develops in the direction indicated by the prediction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a predictive intervention?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a financial interview column, an expert predicted that H stock would rise sharply. As a result, many viewers who watched the program rushed to buy the stock, which led to the stock's daily limit\nB: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nC: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nD: Before the general election in country A, the hostile country B media hyped it up, believing that the M party's presidential candidate would be elected. As a result, many voters in country A turned to support the N party's presidential candidate\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPredictive intervention means that people are influenced by predicted information to take a certain behavior, resulting in a multi-possible outcome that actually develops in the direction indicated by the prediction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a predictive intervention?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a financial interview column, an expert predicted that H stock would rise sharply. As a result, many viewers who watched the program rushed to buy the stock, which led to the stock's daily limit\nB: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nC: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nD: Before the general election in country A, the hostile country B media hyped it up, believing that the M party's presidential candidate would be elected. As a result, many voters in country A turned to support the N party's presidential candidate\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPredictive intervention means that people are influenced by predicted information to take a certain behavior, resulting in a multi-possible outcome that actually develops in the direction indicated by the prediction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a predictive intervention?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a financial interview column, an expert predicted that H stock would rise sharply. As a result, many viewers who watched the program rushed to buy the stock, which led to the stock's daily limit\nB: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nC: The head of a certain country gave an outlook on the country's economic situation in his New Year's speech, so the people of the country are full of confidence in the future economic improvement\nD: Before the general election in country A, the hostile country B media hyped it up, believing that the M party's presidential candidate would be elected. As a result, many voters in country A turned to support the N party's presidential candidate\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, the import and export of domestic enterprises could only be settled in US dollars or a third-party currency. During the period from the signing of the contract to the completion of the contract, the change of exchange rate will fluctuate the actual earnings of enterprises. Now the bank has launched RMB settlement business. Since RMB is the local currency of domestic enterprises, the contract pricing is consistent with the main currency of enterprise operation, Before signing the contract, domestic enterprises can effectively understand the transaction cost and income, so as to prevent the exchange rate risk.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true and is the best prerequisite for the above argument??\n\nOptions:\nA: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, more and more enterprises will carry out foreign trade\nB: When developing trade with domestic enterprises, overseas enterprises are willing to use RMB as the settlement currency because the value of RMB remains stable\nC: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, domestic enterprises can more easily carry out cross-border trade all over the world\nD: Due to the huge domestic market space, more and more overseas enterprises are willing to carry out trade with domestic enterprises\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, the import and export of domestic enterprises could only be settled in US dollars or a third-party currency. During the period from the signing of the contract to the completion of the contract, the change of exchange rate will fluctuate the actual earnings of enterprises. Now the bank has launched RMB settlement business. Since RMB is the local currency of domestic enterprises, the contract pricing is consistent with the main currency of enterprise operation, Before signing the contract, domestic enterprises can effectively understand the transaction cost and income, so as to prevent the exchange rate risk.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true and is the best prerequisite for the above argument??\n\nOptions:\nA: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, more and more enterprises will carry out foreign trade\nB: When developing trade with domestic enterprises, overseas enterprises are willing to use RMB as the settlement currency because the value of RMB remains stable\nC: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, domestic enterprises can more easily carry out cross-border trade all over the world\nD: Due to the huge domestic market space, more and more overseas enterprises are willing to carry out trade with domestic enterprises\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, the import and export of domestic enterprises could only be settled in US dollars or a third-party currency. During the period from the signing of the contract to the completion of the contract, the change of exchange rate will fluctuate the actual earnings of enterprises. Now the bank has launched RMB settlement business. Since RMB is the local currency of domestic enterprises, the contract pricing is consistent with the main currency of enterprise operation, Before signing the contract, domestic enterprises can effectively understand the transaction cost and income, so as to prevent the exchange rate risk.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true and is the best prerequisite for the above argument??\n\nOptions:\nA: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, more and more enterprises will carry out foreign trade\nB: When developing trade with domestic enterprises, overseas enterprises are willing to use RMB as the settlement currency because the value of RMB remains stable\nC: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, domestic enterprises can more easily carry out cross-border trade all over the world\nD: Due to the huge domestic market space, more and more overseas enterprises are willing to carry out trade with domestic enterprises\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, the import and export of domestic enterprises could only be settled in US dollars or a third-party currency. During the period from the signing of the contract to the completion of the contract, the change of exchange rate will fluctuate the actual earnings of enterprises. Now the bank has launched RMB settlement business. Since RMB is the local currency of domestic enterprises, the contract pricing is consistent with the main currency of enterprise operation, Before signing the contract, domestic enterprises can effectively understand the transaction cost and income, so as to prevent the exchange rate risk.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true and is the best prerequisite for the above argument??\n\nOptions:\nA: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, more and more enterprises will carry out foreign trade\nB: When developing trade with domestic enterprises, overseas enterprises are willing to use RMB as the settlement currency because the value of RMB remains stable\nC: With the RMB settlement business of cross-border trade, domestic enterprises can more easily carry out cross-border trade all over the world\nD: Due to the huge domestic market space, more and more overseas enterprises are willing to carry out trade with domestic enterprises\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn likes rock climbing and shooting. None of his college classmates likes both rock climbing and shooting, but all his middle school and college classmates like swimming.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above conclusion is true, which of the followings cannot be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Besides rock climbing and shooting, John also likes swimming\nB: All John's classmates like swimming\nC: Half of John's middle school classmates also like all the sports he likes\nD: Half of his college classmates also like all the sports John likes\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn likes rock climbing and shooting. None of his college classmates likes both rock climbing and shooting, but all his middle school and college classmates like swimming.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above conclusion is true, which of the followings cannot be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Besides rock climbing and shooting, John also likes swimming\nB: All John's classmates like swimming\nC: Half of John's middle school classmates also like all the sports he likes\nD: Half of his college classmates also like all the sports John likes\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn likes rock climbing and shooting. None of his college classmates likes both rock climbing and shooting, but all his middle school and college classmates like swimming.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above conclusion is true, which of the followings cannot be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Besides rock climbing and shooting, John also likes swimming\nB: All John's classmates like swimming\nC: Half of John's middle school classmates also like all the sports he likes\nD: Half of his college classmates also like all the sports John likes\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn likes rock climbing and shooting. None of his college classmates likes both rock climbing and shooting, but all his middle school and college classmates like swimming.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above conclusion is true, which of the followings cannot be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Besides rock climbing and shooting, John also likes swimming\nB: All John's classmates like swimming\nC: Half of John's middle school classmates also like all the sports he likes\nD: Half of his college classmates also like all the sports John likes\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnless negotiations begin soon, the cease-fire will be violated by one of the two sides to the dispute. Negotiations will be held only if other countries have pressured the two sides to negotiate; an agreement will emerge only if other countries continue such pressure throughout the negotiations. But no negotiations will be held until international troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated their ability to counter any aggression from either side, thus suppressing a major incentive for the two sides to resume fighting.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, and if negotiations between the two sides do begin soon, at the time those negotiations begin each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: International troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated that they can counter aggression from either of the two sides.\nB: A major incentive for the two sides to resume hostilities has been suppressed.\nC: The cease-fire has not been violated by either of the two sides.\nD: The negotiations' reaching an agreement depends in part on the actions of other countries.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnless negotiations begin soon, the cease-fire will be violated by one of the two sides to the dispute. Negotiations will be held only if other countries have pressured the two sides to negotiate; an agreement will emerge only if other countries continue such pressure throughout the negotiations. But no negotiations will be held until international troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated their ability to counter any aggression from either side, thus suppressing a major incentive for the two sides to resume fighting.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, and if negotiations between the two sides do begin soon, at the time those negotiations begin each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: International troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated that they can counter aggression from either of the two sides.\nB: A major incentive for the two sides to resume hostilities has been suppressed.\nC: The cease-fire has not been violated by either of the two sides.\nD: The negotiations' reaching an agreement depends in part on the actions of other countries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnless negotiations begin soon, the cease-fire will be violated by one of the two sides to the dispute. Negotiations will be held only if other countries have pressured the two sides to negotiate; an agreement will emerge only if other countries continue such pressure throughout the negotiations. But no negotiations will be held until international troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated their ability to counter any aggression from either side, thus suppressing a major incentive for the two sides to resume fighting.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, and if negotiations between the two sides do begin soon, at the time those negotiations begin each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: International troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated that they can counter aggression from either of the two sides.\nB: A major incentive for the two sides to resume hostilities has been suppressed.\nC: The cease-fire has not been violated by either of the two sides.\nD: The negotiations' reaching an agreement depends in part on the actions of other countries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnless negotiations begin soon, the cease-fire will be violated by one of the two sides to the dispute. Negotiations will be held only if other countries have pressured the two sides to negotiate; an agreement will emerge only if other countries continue such pressure throughout the negotiations. But no negotiations will be held until international troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated their ability to counter any aggression from either side, thus suppressing a major incentive for the two sides to resume fighting.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, and if negotiations between the two sides do begin soon, at the time those negotiations begin each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: International troops enforcing the cease-fire have demonstrated that they can counter aggression from either of the two sides.\nB: A major incentive for the two sides to resume hostilities has been suppressed.\nC: The cease-fire has not been violated by either of the two sides.\nD: The negotiations' reaching an agreement depends in part on the actions of other countries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstorga' s campaign promises are apparently just an attempt to please voters. What she says she will do if elected mayor is simply what she has learned from opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do. Ttherefore, voters are not being told what Astorga actually intends to do if she becomes mayor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a questionable assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Astorga does not actually intend, if elected, to do what she has learned from the public opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do.\nB: If she is elected mayor, Astorga will not be capable of carrying out the campaign promises she has made.\nC: The opinion polls on which Astorga's promises are based do not accurately reflect what voters want the new mayor to do.\nD: Most voters are unlikely to be persuaded by Astorga's campaign promises to vote for her in the mayoral election.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstorga' s campaign promises are apparently just an attempt to please voters. What she says she will do if elected mayor is simply what she has learned from opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do. Ttherefore, voters are not being told what Astorga actually intends to do if she becomes mayor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a questionable assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Astorga does not actually intend, if elected, to do what she has learned from the public opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do.\nB: If she is elected mayor, Astorga will not be capable of carrying out the campaign promises she has made.\nC: The opinion polls on which Astorga's promises are based do not accurately reflect what voters want the new mayor to do.\nD: Most voters are unlikely to be persuaded by Astorga's campaign promises to vote for her in the mayoral election.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstorga' s campaign promises are apparently just an attempt to please voters. What she says she will do if elected mayor is simply what she has learned from opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do. Ttherefore, voters are not being told what Astorga actually intends to do if she becomes mayor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a questionable assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Astorga does not actually intend, if elected, to do what she has learned from the public opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do.\nB: If she is elected mayor, Astorga will not be capable of carrying out the campaign promises she has made.\nC: The opinion polls on which Astorga's promises are based do not accurately reflect what voters want the new mayor to do.\nD: Most voters are unlikely to be persuaded by Astorga's campaign promises to vote for her in the mayoral election.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstorga' s campaign promises are apparently just an attempt to please voters. What she says she will do if elected mayor is simply what she has learned from opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do. Ttherefore, voters are not being told what Astorga actually intends to do if she becomes mayor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is a questionable assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Astorga does not actually intend, if elected, to do what she has learned from the public opinion polls that voters want the new mayor to do.\nB: If she is elected mayor, Astorga will not be capable of carrying out the campaign promises she has made.\nC: The opinion polls on which Astorga's promises are based do not accurately reflect what voters want the new mayor to do.\nD: Most voters are unlikely to be persuaded by Astorga's campaign promises to vote for her in the mayoral election.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLittle John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.Little John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best points to a flaw in little John's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Little John is just a child. He knows very little.\nB: The sun revolves around the earth, whether he prays or not.\nC: Just because something happens after he prays doesn't mean it happens because he prays.\nD: What evidence does he have that if he hadn't prayed, it wouldn't have happened?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLittle John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.Little John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best points to a flaw in little John's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Little John is just a child. He knows very little.\nB: The sun revolves around the earth, whether he prays or not.\nC: Just because something happens after he prays doesn't mean it happens because he prays.\nD: What evidence does he have that if he hadn't prayed, it wouldn't have happened?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLittle John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.Little John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best points to a flaw in little John's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Little John is just a child. He knows very little.\nB: The sun revolves around the earth, whether he prays or not.\nC: Just because something happens after he prays doesn't mean it happens because he prays.\nD: What evidence does he have that if he hadn't prayed, it wouldn't have happened?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLittle John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.Little John sat quietly at midnight. He hopes very much that it is morning so that he can go out and play football. He calmed down and prayed that the sun would rise earlier. As he prayed, the sky slowly changed. He continued to pray. The sun gradually rose above the horizon and rose into the sky. Little John thought about what had happened and came to the conclusion that if he prayed, he could turn a cold and lonely night into a warm and clear day. He is proud of himself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements best points to a flaw in little John's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Little John is just a child. He knows very little.\nB: The sun revolves around the earth, whether he prays or not.\nC: Just because something happens after he prays doesn't mean it happens because he prays.\nD: What evidence does he have that if he hadn't prayed, it wouldn't have happened?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMotivation is the reason why people act, it can arouse action, so that the activity points to a certain goal.Depending on the source of the motive, it can be divided into internal motivation and extrinsic motive. Intrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of behavior to experience the joy and satisfaction brought about by the corresponding activities.Extrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of the act in order to obtain other external results or avoid punishment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is most likely to reflect the underlying motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to keep fit, Xiao Zhao insists on exercising\nB: Mr. Zhang loves his profession very much and enjoys the process of teaching and educating people\nC: Xiaofang took the first place in the swimming competition, and she was proud of herself.\nD: In order not to let parents disappointed, Xiaoming very hard to study, and strive to enter the ideal school\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMotivation is the reason why people act, it can arouse action, so that the activity points to a certain goal.Depending on the source of the motive, it can be divided into internal motivation and extrinsic motive. Intrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of behavior to experience the joy and satisfaction brought about by the corresponding activities.Extrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of the act in order to obtain other external results or avoid punishment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is most likely to reflect the underlying motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to keep fit, Xiao Zhao insists on exercising\nB: Mr. Zhang loves his profession very much and enjoys the process of teaching and educating people\nC: Xiaofang took the first place in the swimming competition, and she was proud of herself.\nD: In order not to let parents disappointed, Xiaoming very hard to study, and strive to enter the ideal school\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMotivation is the reason why people act, it can arouse action, so that the activity points to a certain goal.Depending on the source of the motive, it can be divided into internal motivation and extrinsic motive. Intrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of behavior to experience the joy and satisfaction brought about by the corresponding activities.Extrinsic motivation refers to the purpose of the act in order to obtain other external results or avoid punishment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is most likely to reflect the underlying motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to keep fit, Xiao Zhao insists on exercising\nB: Mr. Zhang loves his profession very much and enjoys the process of teaching and educating people\nC: Xiaofang took the first place in the swimming competition, and she was proud of herself.\nD: In order not to let parents disappointed, Xiaoming very hard to study, and strive to enter the ideal school\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development of digital economy and the protection of personal information should not be an either-or choice. However, whether it is the rise and fall of traditional industries or the change of economic new business type in recent years, many lessons remind us that development and norms are very easy to take care of one at the expense of the other. Data is the food of the digital economy, and the digital economy is seen as a good opportunity for China's economy to overtake at the corner. However, the conflict between the digital economy and the protection of information data has become increasingly prominent. The absence of basic norms for the protection of personal information, weak and slow implementation of supervision, and frequent platform infringement, if many problems can not be solved as soon as possible, it is bound to drag down the digital economy itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of digital economy in China must first establish a standardized and orderly market.\nB: It is urgent to protect personal information in accordance with rules and regulations in the era of digital economy.\nC: The contradiction between the collection of data and the protection of personal rights and interests is difficult to reconcile.\nD: The rapid development of digital economy inevitably brings the problem of data security.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe development of digital economy and the protection of personal information should not be an either-or choice. However, whether it is the rise and fall of traditional industries or the change of economic new business type in recent years, many lessons remind us that development and norms are very easy to take care of one at the expense of the other. Data is the food of the digital economy, and the digital economy is seen as a good opportunity for China's economy to overtake at the corner. However, the conflict between the digital economy and the protection of information data has become increasingly prominent. The absence of basic norms for the protection of personal information, weak and slow implementation of supervision, and frequent platform infringement, if many problems can not be solved as soon as possible, it is bound to drag down the digital economy itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of digital economy in China must first establish a standardized and orderly market.\nB: It is urgent to protect personal information in accordance with rules and regulations in the era of digital economy.\nC: The contradiction between the collection of data and the protection of personal rights and interests is difficult to reconcile.\nD: The rapid development of digital economy inevitably brings the problem of data security.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all advances in genetic research give rise to ethical dilemmas. Government is the exclusive source of funding for most genetic research; those projects not funded by government are funded solely by corporations. One or the other of these sources of funding is necessary for any genetic research.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all the statements above are true, then which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least some advances in genetic research occur in projects funded by corporations.\nB: Most genetic research funded by government results in advances that give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nC: As long as government continues to fund genetic research, that research will give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nD: No ethical dilemmas resulting from advances in genetic research arise without government or corporate funding.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all advances in genetic research give rise to ethical dilemmas. Government is the exclusive source of funding for most genetic research; those projects not funded by government are funded solely by corporations. One or the other of these sources of funding is necessary for any genetic research.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all the statements above are true, then which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least some advances in genetic research occur in projects funded by corporations.\nB: Most genetic research funded by government results in advances that give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nC: As long as government continues to fund genetic research, that research will give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nD: No ethical dilemmas resulting from advances in genetic research arise without government or corporate funding.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all advances in genetic research give rise to ethical dilemmas. Government is the exclusive source of funding for most genetic research; those projects not funded by government are funded solely by corporations. One or the other of these sources of funding is necessary for any genetic research.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all the statements above are true, then which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least some advances in genetic research occur in projects funded by corporations.\nB: Most genetic research funded by government results in advances that give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nC: As long as government continues to fund genetic research, that research will give rise to ethical dilemmas.\nD: No ethical dilemmas resulting from advances in genetic research arise without government or corporate funding.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe root of economic recovery is industrial recovery, especially under the framework of the global division of labor system, the economies of various countries are no longer committed to building a large and comprehensive production system, but focus on strengthening the worldwide comparative advantage. And in the process of global transmission of the crisis along the industrial chain, there are differences in the degree of damage to different industries. Therefore, timely, moderate and specific industrial policies are of great significance for countries to get out of the crisis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Introduce the methods and ways to promote economic recovery.\nB: Emphasize the need to specify targeted industrial policies for economic recovery.\nC: Explain the characteristics of the economic situation and industrial structure.\nD: This paper expounds how to realize the differential industrial regulation and control.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe root of economic recovery is industrial recovery, especially under the framework of the global division of labor system, the economies of various countries are no longer committed to building a large and comprehensive production system, but focus on strengthening the worldwide comparative advantage. And in the process of global transmission of the crisis along the industrial chain, there are differences in the degree of damage to different industries. Therefore, timely, moderate and specific industrial policies are of great significance for countries to get out of the crisis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Introduce the methods and ways to promote economic recovery.\nB: Emphasize the need to specify targeted industrial policies for economic recovery.\nC: Explain the characteristics of the economic situation and industrial structure.\nD: This paper expounds how to realize the differential industrial regulation and control.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLooking back at the Chinese nation, because of those gleaming colorful poems, the long change of dynasties is no longer monotonous and the Chinese civilization is more and more brilliant. Today, when we are talking about protecting the environment and building ecological civilization, we might as well first feel beauty from ancient poetry and cultivate and improve aesthetic ability. Needless to say, poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and those who can have a deep understanding from it are not in the majority, which cannot be forced. However, through popular packaging, it is undoubtedly a positive energy thing for more people to get close to nature, feel changes and experience the rhythm of life through poetry, so as to appreciate the beauty of nature and give rise to a sense of responsibility to love and protect nature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese nation has a tradition of loving poetry and caring for nature.\nB: The construction of ecological civilization needs to absorb the nourishment of traditional culture.\nC: Poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and it needs to be packaged in popular form.\nD: The appreciation of ancient poems is helpful to cultivate the public's awareness of environmental protection.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLooking back at the Chinese nation, because of those gleaming colorful poems, the long change of dynasties is no longer monotonous and the Chinese civilization is more and more brilliant. Today, when we are talking about protecting the environment and building ecological civilization, we might as well first feel beauty from ancient poetry and cultivate and improve aesthetic ability. Needless to say, poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and those who can have a deep understanding from it are not in the majority, which cannot be forced. However, through popular packaging, it is undoubtedly a positive energy thing for more people to get close to nature, feel changes and experience the rhythm of life through poetry, so as to appreciate the beauty of nature and give rise to a sense of responsibility to love and protect nature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese nation has a tradition of loving poetry and caring for nature.\nB: The construction of ecological civilization needs to absorb the nourishment of traditional culture.\nC: Poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and it needs to be packaged in popular form.\nD: The appreciation of ancient poems is helpful to cultivate the public's awareness of environmental protection.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLooking back at the Chinese nation, because of those gleaming colorful poems, the long change of dynasties is no longer monotonous and the Chinese civilization is more and more brilliant. Today, when we are talking about protecting the environment and building ecological civilization, we might as well first feel beauty from ancient poetry and cultivate and improve aesthetic ability. Needless to say, poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and those who can have a deep understanding from it are not in the majority, which cannot be forced. However, through popular packaging, it is undoubtedly a positive energy thing for more people to get close to nature, feel changes and experience the rhythm of life through poetry, so as to appreciate the beauty of nature and give rise to a sense of responsibility to love and protect nature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Chinese nation has a tradition of loving poetry and caring for nature.\nB: The construction of ecological civilization needs to absorb the nourishment of traditional culture.\nC: Poetry is becoming smaller and smaller and it needs to be packaged in popular form.\nD: The appreciation of ancient poems is helpful to cultivate the public's awareness of environmental protection.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: The incidence of alligator attacks on humans in the vicinity of the Blue Lagoon has increased in recent years. Relocating at least half of the Blue Lagoon's alligator population would help decrease the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\nQuestion:\nThe ecologist's claim relies on which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Relocating half of the lagoon's alligator population would not be prohibitively expensive.\nB: Not all alligator attacks on humans are reported to authorities.\nC: In recent years, there has been no significant change in the size of the alligator population in the Blue Lagoon.\nD: There is a correlation between the size of the alligator population and the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: The incidence of alligator attacks on humans in the vicinity of the Blue Lagoon has increased in recent years. Relocating at least half of the Blue Lagoon's alligator population would help decrease the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\nQuestion:\nThe ecologist's claim relies on which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Relocating half of the lagoon's alligator population would not be prohibitively expensive.\nB: Not all alligator attacks on humans are reported to authorities.\nC: In recent years, there has been no significant change in the size of the alligator population in the Blue Lagoon.\nD: There is a correlation between the size of the alligator population and the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcologist: The incidence of alligator attacks on humans in the vicinity of the Blue Lagoon has increased in recent years. Relocating at least half of the Blue Lagoon's alligator population would help decrease the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\nQuestion:\nThe ecologist's claim relies on which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Relocating half of the lagoon's alligator population would not be prohibitively expensive.\nB: Not all alligator attacks on humans are reported to authorities.\nC: In recent years, there has been no significant change in the size of the alligator population in the Blue Lagoon.\nD: There is a correlation between the size of the alligator population and the incidence of alligator attacks on humans.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDing kiln is one of the five famous kilns in Song Dynasty, which is as famous as Ru, Guan, GE and Jun kilns. The kiln is located in Quyang, Hebei Province. Quyang County belonged to Dingzhou in the Song Dynasty, so it was named Ding kiln. Under the influence of Xing kiln, Ding kiln mainly produces white porcelain, but also burns black glaze and green glaze at the same time. The enamel of white porcelain is clear and moist, the color is mild, just like tooth carving, and the recessive is quite good. The decoration is well-known in ancient and modern times for its vivid and powerful carved and printed white porcelain, which is better than Xing kiln. The beautiful and elegant carved white porcelain and magnificent printed white porcelain in the Song and Jin dynasties are the two main varieties of Ding Kiln, representing the typical artistic style of Ding Kiln in its heyday.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not match the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty were the heyday of Ding Kiln.\nB: Engraved and printed white porcelain is the representative work of Ding kiln.\nC: The white porcelain of Ding kiln draws lessons from Xing kiln and exceeds that of Xing kiln.\nD: Beauty, simplicity and elegance are a typical artistic style of Ding kiln.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDing kiln is one of the five famous kilns in Song Dynasty, which is as famous as Ru, Guan, GE and Jun kilns. The kiln is located in Quyang, Hebei Province. Quyang County belonged to Dingzhou in the Song Dynasty, so it was named Ding kiln. Under the influence of Xing kiln, Ding kiln mainly produces white porcelain, but also burns black glaze and green glaze at the same time. The enamel of white porcelain is clear and moist, the color is mild, just like tooth carving, and the recessive is quite good. The decoration is well-known in ancient and modern times for its vivid and powerful carved and printed white porcelain, which is better than Xing kiln. The beautiful and elegant carved white porcelain and magnificent printed white porcelain in the Song and Jin dynasties are the two main varieties of Ding Kiln, representing the typical artistic style of Ding Kiln in its heyday.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not match the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty were the heyday of Ding Kiln.\nB: Engraved and printed white porcelain is the representative work of Ding kiln.\nC: The white porcelain of Ding kiln draws lessons from Xing kiln and exceeds that of Xing kiln.\nD: Beauty, simplicity and elegance are a typical artistic style of Ding kiln.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDing kiln is one of the five famous kilns in Song Dynasty, which is as famous as Ru, Guan, GE and Jun kilns. The kiln is located in Quyang, Hebei Province. Quyang County belonged to Dingzhou in the Song Dynasty, so it was named Ding kiln. Under the influence of Xing kiln, Ding kiln mainly produces white porcelain, but also burns black glaze and green glaze at the same time. The enamel of white porcelain is clear and moist, the color is mild, just like tooth carving, and the recessive is quite good. The decoration is well-known in ancient and modern times for its vivid and powerful carved and printed white porcelain, which is better than Xing kiln. The beautiful and elegant carved white porcelain and magnificent printed white porcelain in the Song and Jin dynasties are the two main varieties of Ding Kiln, representing the typical artistic style of Ding Kiln in its heyday.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not match the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Song Dynasty and Jin Dynasty were the heyday of Ding Kiln.\nB: Engraved and printed white porcelain is the representative work of Ding kiln.\nC: The white porcelain of Ding kiln draws lessons from Xing kiln and exceeds that of Xing kiln.\nD: Beauty, simplicity and elegance are a typical artistic style of Ding kiln.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRural culture is a set of contextual production and life experience system, which is determined by the production and living conditions of the society. in any case, the import of advanced culture from the outside to such a society is divorced from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of the meaning of contextual in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adapted to the experience of production and life in various parts of the countryside\nB: Adapting to the actual development and changes in rural areas\nC: Connected with and integrated with the reality of the local rural society\nD: Adapted to the development of advanced culture\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRural culture is a set of contextual production and life experience system, which is determined by the production and living conditions of the society. in any case, the import of advanced culture from the outside to such a society is divorced from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of the meaning of contextual in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adapted to the experience of production and life in various parts of the countryside\nB: Adapting to the actual development and changes in rural areas\nC: Connected with and integrated with the reality of the local rural society\nD: Adapted to the development of advanced culture\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRural culture is a set of contextual production and life experience system, which is determined by the production and living conditions of the society. in any case, the import of advanced culture from the outside to such a society is divorced from reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of the meaning of contextual in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adapted to the experience of production and life in various parts of the countryside\nB: Adapting to the actual development and changes in rural areas\nC: Connected with and integrated with the reality of the local rural society\nD: Adapted to the development of advanced culture\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals with a certain behavioral disorder have unusually high levels of aluminum in their brain tissue. Since a silicon-based compound binds to aluminum and prevents it from affecting the brain tissue, animals can be cured of the disorder by being treated with the compound.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aluminum is the cause of the disorder rather than merely an effect of it.\nB: Aluminum is never present in normal brain tissue.\nC: Introducing the compound into the brain tissue has no side effects.\nD: Animals with the disorder have unusually high but invariable levels of aluminum in their brain tissue.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals with a certain behavioral disorder have unusually high levels of aluminum in their brain tissue. Since a silicon-based compound binds to aluminum and prevents it from affecting the brain tissue, animals can be cured of the disorder by being treated with the compound.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aluminum is the cause of the disorder rather than merely an effect of it.\nB: Aluminum is never present in normal brain tissue.\nC: Introducing the compound into the brain tissue has no side effects.\nD: Animals with the disorder have unusually high but invariable levels of aluminum in their brain tissue.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals with a certain behavioral disorder have unusually high levels of aluminum in their brain tissue. Since a silicon-based compound binds to aluminum and prevents it from affecting the brain tissue, animals can be cured of the disorder by being treated with the compound.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Aluminum is the cause of the disorder rather than merely an effect of it.\nB: Aluminum is never present in normal brain tissue.\nC: Introducing the compound into the brain tissue has no side effects.\nD: Animals with the disorder have unusually high but invariable levels of aluminum in their brain tissue.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA sign at the entrance to a forest farm reads clearly,No destruction of forests, fines for violators. One day, a nearby villager Yang a to the forest cut down a tree, is going down the hill by ranger Zhang a found. Zhang not only criticized Yang, but also imposed a fine on Yang, Yang did not accept, the two sides launched a fierce debate. Yang said, I cut down a tree, not a forest, you should not punish me for money.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options fits Zhang's logic?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who break the ring forest will be fined. A tree you cut is also a forest\nB: Cutting down a tree is destroying the forest. Whoever destroys the forest will be fined\nC: I'm a forest ranger. I'll punish anyone who doesn't protect the forest\nD: Protecting the forest focuses on education. In fact, fines are not our purpose\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA sign at the entrance to a forest farm reads clearly,No destruction of forests, fines for violators. One day, a nearby villager Yang a to the forest cut down a tree, is going down the hill by ranger Zhang a found. Zhang not only criticized Yang, but also imposed a fine on Yang, Yang did not accept, the two sides launched a fierce debate. Yang said, I cut down a tree, not a forest, you should not punish me for money.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options fits Zhang's logic?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who break the ring forest will be fined. A tree you cut is also a forest\nB: Cutting down a tree is destroying the forest. Whoever destroys the forest will be fined\nC: I'm a forest ranger. I'll punish anyone who doesn't protect the forest\nD: Protecting the forest focuses on education. In fact, fines are not our purpose\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA sign at the entrance to a forest farm reads clearly,No destruction of forests, fines for violators. One day, a nearby villager Yang a to the forest cut down a tree, is going down the hill by ranger Zhang a found. Zhang not only criticized Yang, but also imposed a fine on Yang, Yang did not accept, the two sides launched a fierce debate. Yang said, I cut down a tree, not a forest, you should not punish me for money.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options fits Zhang's logic?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who break the ring forest will be fined. A tree you cut is also a forest\nB: Cutting down a tree is destroying the forest. Whoever destroys the forest will be fined\nC: I'm a forest ranger. I'll punish anyone who doesn't protect the forest\nD: Protecting the forest focuses on education. In fact, fines are not our purpose\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative reconsideration: Administrative reconsideration is when citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe that a specific administrative act or administrative omission of an administrative agency infringes their lawful rights and interests, and the act or omission is filed for administrative reconsideration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following acts that are not subject to administrative reconsideration?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of the vegetable market, Wang Mou, filed an application for reconsideration with the Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce because he refused to accept the fine imposed by the District Administration for Industry and Commerce\nB: Liu was detained for 15 days in criminal detention for fighting and fighting. After his release, he filed an application for reconsideration with the higher authority due to dissatisfaction\nC: A food factory has its production license revoked due to illegal operations, and the factory filed an application for reconsideration with the people's government\nD: Zhang was fined 200 yuan for dissatisfied with speeding, and he applied for reconsideration to the higher public security traffic police department\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative reconsideration: Administrative reconsideration is when citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe that a specific administrative act or administrative omission of an administrative agency infringes their lawful rights and interests, and the act or omission is filed for administrative reconsideration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following acts that are not subject to administrative reconsideration?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of the vegetable market, Wang Mou, filed an application for reconsideration with the Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce because he refused to accept the fine imposed by the District Administration for Industry and Commerce\nB: Liu was detained for 15 days in criminal detention for fighting and fighting. After his release, he filed an application for reconsideration with the higher authority due to dissatisfaction\nC: A food factory has its production license revoked due to illegal operations, and the factory filed an application for reconsideration with the people's government\nD: Zhang was fined 200 yuan for dissatisfied with speeding, and he applied for reconsideration to the higher public security traffic police department\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative reconsideration: Administrative reconsideration is when citizens, legal persons or other organizations believe that a specific administrative act or administrative omission of an administrative agency infringes their lawful rights and interests, and the act or omission is filed for administrative reconsideration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following acts that are not subject to administrative reconsideration?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of the vegetable market, Wang Mou, filed an application for reconsideration with the Municipal Administration for Industry and Commerce because he refused to accept the fine imposed by the District Administration for Industry and Commerce\nB: Liu was detained for 15 days in criminal detention for fighting and fighting. After his release, he filed an application for reconsideration with the higher authority due to dissatisfaction\nC: A food factory has its production license revoked due to illegal operations, and the factory filed an application for reconsideration with the people's government\nD: Zhang was fined 200 yuan for dissatisfied with speeding, and he applied for reconsideration to the higher public security traffic police department\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: We should not waste any more of the taxpayers' money on the government' s job-creation program. The unemployment rate in this country has actually risen since the program was begun, so the program has clearly been a failure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the legislator's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other government programs are no more effective in reducing unemployment than is the job-creation program.\nB: The unemployment rate is higher now than at any time before the inception of the job-creation program.\nC: If the job-creation program had been run more efficiently, it could have better served its purpose.\nD: The unemployment rate would not have risen even more than it has if the job- creation program had not been in existence.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: We should not waste any more of the taxpayers' money on the government' s job-creation program. The unemployment rate in this country has actually risen since the program was begun, so the program has clearly been a failure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the legislator's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other government programs are no more effective in reducing unemployment than is the job-creation program.\nB: The unemployment rate is higher now than at any time before the inception of the job-creation program.\nC: If the job-creation program had been run more efficiently, it could have better served its purpose.\nD: The unemployment rate would not have risen even more than it has if the job- creation program had not been in existence.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: We should not waste any more of the taxpayers' money on the government' s job-creation program. The unemployment rate in this country has actually risen since the program was begun, so the program has clearly been a failure.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the legislator's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other government programs are no more effective in reducing unemployment than is the job-creation program.\nB: The unemployment rate is higher now than at any time before the inception of the job-creation program.\nC: If the job-creation program had been run more efficiently, it could have better served its purpose.\nD: The unemployment rate would not have risen even more than it has if the job- creation program had not been in existence.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNowadays, the boundary and separation between natural science and social science have been broken. Multi-disciplines intersect and infiltrate each other, which is the result of highly differentiated and comprehensive scientific, technological, economic and social integration. Therefore, the rationality and diversification of knowledge structure is a new and higher requirement for scientific and technological practitioners in the development of science and technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly expressed by the author through this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There has been a deep integration between natural and social sciences.\nB: Scientific and technological practitioners will face the severe challenges brought by the integration of natural and social sciences.\nC: Scientific and technological practitioners need to have the ability to comprehensively apply a wide range of knowledge.\nD: Science and technology practitioners should not only have solid professional knowledge, but also have a wide range of knowledge.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit leverage refers to an important means by which the state controls and guides the use of funds and adjusts the operation of the national economy by adjusting interest rates and determining different loan directions, loan quantities and loan costs according to the operation status of the national economy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following uses credit leverage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The state raises mortgage interest rates\nB: The state adjusts the RMB exchange rate\nC: Companies issue stocks to attract social funds\nD: People deposit money in banks to earn interest\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConventional wisdom suggests vaccinating elderly people first in flu season, because they are at greatest risk of dying if they contract the virus. This year' s flu virus poses particular risk to elderly people and almost none at all to younger people, particularly children. Nevertheless, health professionals are recommending vaccinating children first against the virus rather than elderly people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason for the health professionals' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children who catch one strain of the flu virus and then recover are likely to develop immunity to at least some strains with which they have not yet come in contact.\nB: Children are particularly unconcerned with hygiene and ttherefore are the group most responsible for spreading the flu virus to others.\nC: Children are no more likely than adults to have immunity to a particular flu virus if they have never lived through a previous epidemic of the same virus.\nD: Children are vulnerable to dangerous infections when their immune systems are severely weakened by other diseases.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConventional wisdom suggests vaccinating elderly people first in flu season, because they are at greatest risk of dying if they contract the virus. This year' s flu virus poses particular risk to elderly people and almost none at all to younger people, particularly children. Nevertheless, health professionals are recommending vaccinating children first against the virus rather than elderly people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason for the health professionals' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children who catch one strain of the flu virus and then recover are likely to develop immunity to at least some strains with which they have not yet come in contact.\nB: Children are particularly unconcerned with hygiene and ttherefore are the group most responsible for spreading the flu virus to others.\nC: Children are no more likely than adults to have immunity to a particular flu virus if they have never lived through a previous epidemic of the same virus.\nD: Children are vulnerable to dangerous infections when their immune systems are severely weakened by other diseases.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConventional wisdom suggests vaccinating elderly people first in flu season, because they are at greatest risk of dying if they contract the virus. This year' s flu virus poses particular risk to elderly people and almost none at all to younger people, particularly children. Nevertheless, health professionals are recommending vaccinating children first against the virus rather than elderly people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason for the health professionals' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children who catch one strain of the flu virus and then recover are likely to develop immunity to at least some strains with which they have not yet come in contact.\nB: Children are particularly unconcerned with hygiene and ttherefore are the group most responsible for spreading the flu virus to others.\nC: Children are no more likely than adults to have immunity to a particular flu virus if they have never lived through a previous epidemic of the same virus.\nD: Children are vulnerable to dangerous infections when their immune systems are severely weakened by other diseases.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Yan was looking at a shoe in the shopping mall and was struggling to decide whether to buy black or white. Xiaofang, a good friend of mine, said: You can ask the teller whether black has the highest sales volume or white has the highest sales volume. Don't you know?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the question-and-answer approach in the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang, who was preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, was hesitating between the A training class and the B training class. His roommate Xiao Wang said: You go and ask the seniors and sisters who have been admitted to the graduate school to see if they applied for A or B, no. Did you know?\nB: Lao Zheng intends to buy a gift for his comrade-in-arms Lao Yuan, who is moving to a new house. He is in a dilemma between calligraphy, calligraphy and painting and artistic bonsai. His wife said, Go to the flower shop and ask. There are not many people who move in and send art bonsai, so I don't know. do you.\nC: Xiao Mo and her boyfriend went to the Internet celebrity food street to search for food. Faced with many local specialties that they had never eaten before, they didn't know how to choose. The boyfriend said, Let's see which store has the longest queue at the entrance, and then go to eat at which one. Bar.\nD: The Qixi Festival is coming, Xiao Wang is going to give his girlfriend a lipstick. I don't know whether her girlfriend likes the color number 001 or the color number 006. Colleague Xiaolin suggested that you can check which color number is the most popular on the Internet and choose which one.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Yan was looking at a shoe in the shopping mall and was struggling to decide whether to buy black or white. Xiaofang, a good friend of mine, said: You can ask the teller whether black has the highest sales volume or white has the highest sales volume. Don't you know?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the question-and-answer approach in the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang, who was preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, was hesitating between the A training class and the B training class. His roommate Xiao Wang said: You go and ask the seniors and sisters who have been admitted to the graduate school to see if they applied for A or B, no. Did you know?\nB: Lao Zheng intends to buy a gift for his comrade-in-arms Lao Yuan, who is moving to a new house. He is in a dilemma between calligraphy, calligraphy and painting and artistic bonsai. His wife said, Go to the flower shop and ask. There are not many people who move in and send art bonsai, so I don't know. do you.\nC: Xiao Mo and her boyfriend went to the Internet celebrity food street to search for food. Faced with many local specialties that they had never eaten before, they didn't know how to choose. The boyfriend said, Let's see which store has the longest queue at the entrance, and then go to eat at which one. Bar.\nD: The Qixi Festival is coming, Xiao Wang is going to give his girlfriend a lipstick. I don't know whether her girlfriend likes the color number 001 or the color number 006. Colleague Xiaolin suggested that you can check which color number is the most popular on the Internet and choose which one.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Yan was looking at a shoe in the shopping mall and was struggling to decide whether to buy black or white. Xiaofang, a good friend of mine, said: You can ask the teller whether black has the highest sales volume or white has the highest sales volume. Don't you know?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the question-and-answer approach in the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang, who was preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination, was hesitating between the A training class and the B training class. His roommate Xiao Wang said: You go and ask the seniors and sisters who have been admitted to the graduate school to see if they applied for A or B, no. Did you know?\nB: Lao Zheng intends to buy a gift for his comrade-in-arms Lao Yuan, who is moving to a new house. He is in a dilemma between calligraphy, calligraphy and painting and artistic bonsai. His wife said, Go to the flower shop and ask. There are not many people who move in and send art bonsai, so I don't know. do you.\nC: Xiao Mo and her boyfriend went to the Internet celebrity food street to search for food. Faced with many local specialties that they had never eaten before, they didn't know how to choose. The boyfriend said, Let's see which store has the longest queue at the entrance, and then go to eat at which one. Bar.\nD: The Qixi Festival is coming, Xiao Wang is going to give his girlfriend a lipstick. I don't know whether her girlfriend likes the color number 001 or the color number 006. Colleague Xiaolin suggested that you can check which color number is the most popular on the Internet and choose which one.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost economists believe that reducing the price of any product generally stimulates demand for it. However, most wine merchants have found that reducing the price of domestic wines to make them more competitive with imported wines with which they were previously comparably priced is frequently followed by an increase in sales of those imported wines.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to reconcile the belief of most economists with the consequences observed by most wine merchants?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumers are generally willing to forgo purchasing other items they desire in order to purchase a superior wine.\nB: An increase in the demand for a consumer product is compatible with an increase in demand for a competing product.\nC: Economists' studies of the prices of grocery items and their rates of sales rarely cover alcoholic beverages.\nD: Imported wines in all price ranges are comparable in quality to domestic wines that cost less.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost economists believe that reducing the price of any product generally stimulates demand for it. However, most wine merchants have found that reducing the price of domestic wines to make them more competitive with imported wines with which they were previously comparably priced is frequently followed by an increase in sales of those imported wines.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to reconcile the belief of most economists with the consequences observed by most wine merchants?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumers are generally willing to forgo purchasing other items they desire in order to purchase a superior wine.\nB: An increase in the demand for a consumer product is compatible with an increase in demand for a competing product.\nC: Economists' studies of the prices of grocery items and their rates of sales rarely cover alcoholic beverages.\nD: Imported wines in all price ranges are comparable in quality to domestic wines that cost less.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost economists believe that reducing the price of any product generally stimulates demand for it. However, most wine merchants have found that reducing the price of domestic wines to make them more competitive with imported wines with which they were previously comparably priced is frequently followed by an increase in sales of those imported wines.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to reconcile the belief of most economists with the consequences observed by most wine merchants?\n\nOptions:\nA: Consumers are generally willing to forgo purchasing other items they desire in order to purchase a superior wine.\nB: An increase in the demand for a consumer product is compatible with an increase in demand for a competing product.\nC: Economists' studies of the prices of grocery items and their rates of sales rarely cover alcoholic beverages.\nD: Imported wines in all price ranges are comparable in quality to domestic wines that cost less.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost successful enterprises are related to being good at management. Enterprise management generally includes two aspects, namely, managing things and people, of which managing people is more important. To do a good job of management, we need all kinds of management talents and leaders to give full play to their role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Enterprises with good management will succeed\nB: With good management talents, good management will be guaranteed\nC: Poorly managed enterprises will eventually fail in the market competition\nD: Leaders should pay attention to the role of subordinates\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost successful enterprises are related to being good at management. Enterprise management generally includes two aspects, namely, managing things and people, of which managing people is more important. To do a good job of management, we need all kinds of management talents and leaders to give full play to their role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: Enterprises with good management will succeed\nB: With good management talents, good management will be guaranteed\nC: Poorly managed enterprises will eventually fail in the market competition\nD: Leaders should pay attention to the role of subordinates\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe wave of the world's high-tech revolution has pushed economic competition from material resource competition to human human resource competition. The development, utilization and management of human resources will become key factors in the development of human society and economy. In this process, a large amount of human resource information is needed. , Inevitably cannot do without human resource accounting. In our country with a large population and relatively poor population quality, it is more necessary to establish and implement a human resource accounting system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The necessity of developing Human Resource Accounting in China.\nB: The wave of high-tech revolution in the world has a great influence.\nC: The population of our country is large and the quality of the population is relatively poor.\nD: The competition of human resources has become the key factor of social development.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe wave of the world's high-tech revolution has pushed economic competition from material resource competition to human human resource competition. The development, utilization and management of human resources will become key factors in the development of human society and economy. In this process, a large amount of human resource information is needed. , Inevitably cannot do without human resource accounting. In our country with a large population and relatively poor population quality, it is more necessary to establish and implement a human resource accounting system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The necessity of developing Human Resource Accounting in China.\nB: The wave of high-tech revolution in the world has a great influence.\nC: The population of our country is large and the quality of the population is relatively poor.\nD: The competition of human resources has become the key factor of social development.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDigital dilemma refers to the phenomenon that the elderly are not familiar with the use of digital products because of their living habits, cultural level and other factors, which brings trouble to their daily life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not a digital dilemma?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Gao installed the Internet TV for his parents. Because the operation was too complicated, the parents always couldn't find the channel they wanted to watch, so they had to move out the old TV again.\nB: Health codes must be shown in all kinds of public places during the epidemic. Because Lao Sun can't use a smartphone, he will encounter a lot of trouble every time he goes out.\nC: Lao Chen's mobile phone has enabled the function of mobile payment, but he has never used it. Although he will encounter some trouble occasionally, he doesn't think it's a big deal.\nD: The hospital has already opened an online appointment registration, but the Lao Qian who has been suffering from chronic diseases for many years does not know how to go online, so he gets to queue up at the window of the hospital every time.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the university started to register at the beginning of September, many mobile phone operators went to a university campus to promote product sales, and several operators launched free package services. However, one of the operators launched a preferential package, and at the same time, its salesman said to the student that the so-called free packages of other operators obtain operating expenses by selling consumers' identity information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the salesman's publicity be most questioned?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law clearly stipulates that mobile phone operators are not allowed to sell consumers' identity information.\nB: It is difficult to guarantee that operators with favorable prices will not also sell consumer identity information.\nC: The cell phone signal quality provided by operators for free is poor.\nD: The free packages of operators obtain operating expenses through advertising.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the university started to register at the beginning of September, many mobile phone operators went to a university campus to promote product sales, and several operators launched free package services. However, one of the operators launched a preferential package, and at the same time, its salesman said to the student that the so-called free packages of other operators obtain operating expenses by selling consumers' identity information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the salesman's publicity be most questioned?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law clearly stipulates that mobile phone operators are not allowed to sell consumers' identity information.\nB: It is difficult to guarantee that operators with favorable prices will not also sell consumer identity information.\nC: The cell phone signal quality provided by operators for free is poor.\nD: The free packages of operators obtain operating expenses through advertising.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInterviewer: A certain company released a model of computer whose microprocessor design was flawed, making that computer liable to process information incorrectly. How did this happen? Industry spokesperson: Given the huge number of circuits in the microprocessor of any modern computer, not every circuit can be manually checked before a computer model that contains the microprocessor is released. Interviewer: Then what guarantee do we have that new microprocessors will not be similarly flawed? Industry spokesperson: There is no chance of further microprocessor design flaws, since all microprocessors are now entirely computer-designed.\n\nQuestion:\nThe industry spokesperson's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: ignores the possibility that a microprocessor can have a flaw other than a design flaw\nB: overlooks the possibility that a new computer model is liable to malfunction for reasons other than a microprocessor flaw\nC: takes for granted, despite evidence to the contrary, that some computers are not liable to error\nD: presumes, without providing justification, that the microprocessor quality-control procedures of the company mentioned are not representative of those followed throughout the industry\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have found that children in large families -- particularly the younger siblings -- generally have fewer allergies than children in small families do. They hypothesize that exposure to germs during infancy makes people less likely to develop allergies.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most supports the researchers' hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children whose parents have allergies have an above-average likelihood of developing allergies themselves.\nB: Children from small families who entered day care before age one were less likely to develop allergies than children from small families who entered day care later.\nC: Children in small families generally eat more kinds of very allergenic foods than children in large families do.\nD: Some allergies are life threatening, while many diseases caused by germs produce only temporary discomfort.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who consume a lot of honey tend to have fewer cavities than others have. Yet, honey is high in sugar, and sugar is one of the leading causes of tooth decay.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who eat a lot of honey tend to consume very little sugar from other sources.\nB: Refined sugars have been linked to more health problems than have unrefined sugars.\nC: Honey contains bacteria that inhibit the growth of the bacteria that cause tooth decay.\nD: Many people who consume a lot of honey consume much of it dissolved in drinks.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who consume a lot of honey tend to have fewer cavities than others have. Yet, honey is high in sugar, and sugar is one of the leading causes of tooth decay.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who eat a lot of honey tend to consume very little sugar from other sources.\nB: Refined sugars have been linked to more health problems than have unrefined sugars.\nC: Honey contains bacteria that inhibit the growth of the bacteria that cause tooth decay.\nD: Many people who consume a lot of honey consume much of it dissolved in drinks.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who consume a lot of honey tend to have fewer cavities than others have. Yet, honey is high in sugar, and sugar is one of the leading causes of tooth decay.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who eat a lot of honey tend to consume very little sugar from other sources.\nB: Refined sugars have been linked to more health problems than have unrefined sugars.\nC: Honey contains bacteria that inhibit the growth of the bacteria that cause tooth decay.\nD: Many people who consume a lot of honey consume much of it dissolved in drinks.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional sense refers to the subjective construction of an individual's occupation and the cognition and feelings associated with professional characteristics, often including the sense of meaning and value of professional roles, Whether the profession is fun and attractive. Professional identity is divided into process professional identity and state professional identity. Process professional identity refers to the process of identifying one's professional role gradually developed from one's own experience; Status professional identity refers to an individual's current recognition of his occupation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to process professional sense:\n\nOptions:\nA: As a policeman, Lao Zhang has always kept in mind the principle of maintaining public safety for decades\nB: Miss Li is proud to win the best teacher award for her flexible teaching method\nC: After listening to the exemplary deeds of the old Party member, Xiao Zhao immediately felt the heavy responsibility shouldered as a party member and cadre\nD: Dr. Chen has been practicing medicine for many years. The word saving the dying and healing the wounded has changed from its literal meaning to the pursuit of life\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional sense refers to the subjective construction of an individual's occupation and the cognition and feelings associated with professional characteristics, often including the sense of meaning and value of professional roles, Whether the profession is fun and attractive. Professional identity is divided into process professional identity and state professional identity. Process professional identity refers to the process of identifying one's professional role gradually developed from one's own experience; Status professional identity refers to an individual's current recognition of his occupation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to process professional sense:\n\nOptions:\nA: As a policeman, Lao Zhang has always kept in mind the principle of maintaining public safety for decades\nB: Miss Li is proud to win the best teacher award for her flexible teaching method\nC: After listening to the exemplary deeds of the old Party member, Xiao Zhao immediately felt the heavy responsibility shouldered as a party member and cadre\nD: Dr. Chen has been practicing medicine for many years. The word saving the dying and healing the wounded has changed from its literal meaning to the pursuit of life\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of urbanization in some areas, due to the excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises, urban economic construction is strongly dependent on the floating population. Although the floating population has brought vigor and vitality to the city and increased fiscal and tax income, because their cultural level is generally low and their comprehensive quality is not high, they have created an amazing number of small merchants and hawkers and a large team of migrant workers. With the continuous upgrading of industries in these areas, the demand for simple labor is bound to be less and less, and the floating population will face the danger of unemployment, which is bound to cause more serious problems, thus hindering the process of urbanization in these areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The increase of floating population has a negative effect on the urbanization development of some areas\nB: The excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises has led to the increase of a large number of migrants\nC: The existence of a large number of low-quality floating population is not conducive to the development of urbanization\nD: The unemployment problem of a large number of migrants is a potential crisis in urbanized areas\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of urbanization in some areas, due to the excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises, urban economic construction is strongly dependent on the floating population. Although the floating population has brought vigor and vitality to the city and increased fiscal and tax income, because their cultural level is generally low and their comprehensive quality is not high, they have created an amazing number of small merchants and hawkers and a large team of migrant workers. With the continuous upgrading of industries in these areas, the demand for simple labor is bound to be less and less, and the floating population will face the danger of unemployment, which is bound to cause more serious problems, thus hindering the process of urbanization in these areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The increase of floating population has a negative effect on the urbanization development of some areas\nB: The excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises has led to the increase of a large number of migrants\nC: The existence of a large number of low-quality floating population is not conducive to the development of urbanization\nD: The unemployment problem of a large number of migrants is a potential crisis in urbanized areas\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of urbanization in some areas, due to the excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises, urban economic construction is strongly dependent on the floating population. Although the floating population has brought vigor and vitality to the city and increased fiscal and tax income, because their cultural level is generally low and their comprehensive quality is not high, they have created an amazing number of small merchants and hawkers and a large team of migrant workers. With the continuous upgrading of industries in these areas, the demand for simple labor is bound to be less and less, and the floating population will face the danger of unemployment, which is bound to cause more serious problems, thus hindering the process of urbanization in these areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The increase of floating population has a negative effect on the urbanization development of some areas\nB: The excessive development of labor-intensive enterprises and private enterprises has led to the increase of a large number of migrants\nC: The existence of a large number of low-quality floating population is not conducive to the development of urbanization\nD: The unemployment problem of a large number of migrants is a potential crisis in urbanized areas\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prehistoric fish Tiktaalik is the earliest known animal with fingers. Since variations were so great among prehistoric fish species, Tiktaalik would not have stood out as unusual at the time. However, Tiktaalik' s fingers were an important development in animal evolution because it is likely that Tiktaalik is an ancestor to the many land animals with fingers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tiktaalik is not the ancestor of any currently surviving fish species.\nB: Tiktaalik's fingers were its only feature to play a significant role in the development of modern land animals.\nC: The evolutionary significance of Tiktaalik could not be determined just through comparison to fish species of its time.\nD: No fish without fingers would ever be able to move on land.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prehistoric fish Tiktaalik is the earliest known animal with fingers. Since variations were so great among prehistoric fish species, Tiktaalik would not have stood out as unusual at the time. However, Tiktaalik' s fingers were an important development in animal evolution because it is likely that Tiktaalik is an ancestor to the many land animals with fingers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tiktaalik is not the ancestor of any currently surviving fish species.\nB: Tiktaalik's fingers were its only feature to play a significant role in the development of modern land animals.\nC: The evolutionary significance of Tiktaalik could not be determined just through comparison to fish species of its time.\nD: No fish without fingers would ever be able to move on land.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prehistoric fish Tiktaalik is the earliest known animal with fingers. Since variations were so great among prehistoric fish species, Tiktaalik would not have stood out as unusual at the time. However, Tiktaalik' s fingers were an important development in animal evolution because it is likely that Tiktaalik is an ancestor to the many land animals with fingers.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tiktaalik is not the ancestor of any currently surviving fish species.\nB: Tiktaalik's fingers were its only feature to play a significant role in the development of modern land animals.\nC: The evolutionary significance of Tiktaalik could not be determined just through comparison to fish species of its time.\nD: No fish without fingers would ever be able to move on land.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Europe, many large animal species, such as mammoths, became extinct soon after humans first migrated to the animals' areas of habitation. The spread of such extinctions closely followed the pattern of human migration. However, since humans tended to migrate to areas as the climate in those areas began to warm, the extinctions might have been precipitated by the climatic warming rather than by human migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the best evidence that it was human migration and not climatic change that precipitated the extinctions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many animal species, such as deer and bison, continued to thrive in Europe even after humans migrated there.\nB: Many animal species that became extinct in Europe survived longer in areas that were isolated from human populations but that experienced intense climatic warming.\nC: Several periods of marked climatic warming have occurred in Europe, during which many large animal species that lived there became extinct.\nD: Some large animals had become extinct in Europe even before humans migrated there.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Europe, many large animal species, such as mammoths, became extinct soon after humans first migrated to the animals' areas of habitation. The spread of such extinctions closely followed the pattern of human migration. However, since humans tended to migrate to areas as the climate in those areas began to warm, the extinctions might have been precipitated by the climatic warming rather than by human migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the best evidence that it was human migration and not climatic change that precipitated the extinctions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many animal species, such as deer and bison, continued to thrive in Europe even after humans migrated there.\nB: Many animal species that became extinct in Europe survived longer in areas that were isolated from human populations but that experienced intense climatic warming.\nC: Several periods of marked climatic warming have occurred in Europe, during which many large animal species that lived there became extinct.\nD: Some large animals had become extinct in Europe even before humans migrated there.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Europe, many large animal species, such as mammoths, became extinct soon after humans first migrated to the animals' areas of habitation. The spread of such extinctions closely followed the pattern of human migration. However, since humans tended to migrate to areas as the climate in those areas began to warm, the extinctions might have been precipitated by the climatic warming rather than by human migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides the best evidence that it was human migration and not climatic change that precipitated the extinctions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many animal species, such as deer and bison, continued to thrive in Europe even after humans migrated there.\nB: Many animal species that became extinct in Europe survived longer in areas that were isolated from human populations but that experienced intense climatic warming.\nC: Several periods of marked climatic warming have occurred in Europe, during which many large animal species that lived there became extinct.\nD: Some large animals had become extinct in Europe even before humans migrated there.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn advertising firm creates campaigns for both television and Internet platforms, and both campaigns are comparable in size. The audience for television advertisements is one thousand times the size of the Internet audiences, but the firm generates two-thirds of its revenue from Internet advertisements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, would resolve the apparent paradox?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Internet and television advertisements are identical.\nB: The firm has considerably more experience with television advertising.\nC: The firm pays more for Internet advertising than for television advertising.\nD: Internet advertisements allow the firm to more accurately target audiences.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn advertising firm creates campaigns for both television and Internet platforms, and both campaigns are comparable in size. The audience for television advertisements is one thousand times the size of the Internet audiences, but the firm generates two-thirds of its revenue from Internet advertisements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, would resolve the apparent paradox?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Internet and television advertisements are identical.\nB: The firm has considerably more experience with television advertising.\nC: The firm pays more for Internet advertising than for television advertising.\nD: Internet advertisements allow the firm to more accurately target audiences.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical scientist: The concept of freedom is hopelessly vague. Any definition of freedom will either exclude some acts that intuitively qualify as free, or admit some acts that intuitively fall outside the concept. The notions of justice, fairness, and equality are equally indeterminate. This is why political organization should be disavowed as futile.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is questionable because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to show any specific link between the vagueness of concepts such as freedom and the rejection of political organization\nB: is mounted by someone who has a vested interest in the rejection of political organization\nC: ignores the fact that some people view freedom as indispensable\nD: generalizes from an unrepresentative sample to every political idea\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical scientist: The concept of freedom is hopelessly vague. Any definition of freedom will either exclude some acts that intuitively qualify as free, or admit some acts that intuitively fall outside the concept. The notions of justice, fairness, and equality are equally indeterminate. This is why political organization should be disavowed as futile.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is questionable because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to show any specific link between the vagueness of concepts such as freedom and the rejection of political organization\nB: is mounted by someone who has a vested interest in the rejection of political organization\nC: ignores the fact that some people view freedom as indispensable\nD: generalizes from an unrepresentative sample to every political idea\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Kevin are selected at different times; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen\nB: Guo Yanran\nC: Song Wenkai\nD: Ren Xiangyang\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Kevin are selected at different times; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen\nB: Guo Yanran\nC: Song Wenkai\nD: Ren Xiangyang\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nImpression management is the process by which people try to control the impressions others form about themselves. The impression a person leaves on others indicates how others perceive, evaluate, and even shape other people's specific ways of coping with them. Therefore, in order to leave a good impression on others and get good evaluation and treatment from others, people will express themselves in a way that creates a specific impression on others. The use of impression management, especially to avoid certain performance collapses, including unintentional movements, untimely intrusions, farce, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following reflects the use of impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the night was quiet, Sha Zilong closed the door, danced out a set of soul-breaking guns, smiled and said, No teach, no teach\nB: Xu Heng saw people picking pears on the roadside to quench their thirst, and he was unmoved, saying, Although there is no owner of a pear, my heart has a owner.\nC: Xiaomei, who has always been quiet and gentle, couldn't bear the sadness of parting with her classmates when she graduated, and suddenly burst into tears.\nD: In order to motivate Yue Fei to fight against gold, Yue Fei's mother stabbed four words on his back with a needle: Serve the country with loyalty\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nImpression management is the process by which people try to control the impressions others form about themselves. The impression a person leaves on others indicates how others perceive, evaluate, and even shape other people's specific ways of coping with them. Therefore, in order to leave a good impression on others and get good evaluation and treatment from others, people will express themselves in a way that creates a specific impression on others. The use of impression management, especially to avoid certain performance collapses, including unintentional movements, untimely intrusions, farce, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following reflects the use of impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the night was quiet, Sha Zilong closed the door, danced out a set of soul-breaking guns, smiled and said, No teach, no teach\nB: Xu Heng saw people picking pears on the roadside to quench their thirst, and he was unmoved, saying, Although there is no owner of a pear, my heart has a owner.\nC: Xiaomei, who has always been quiet and gentle, couldn't bear the sadness of parting with her classmates when she graduated, and suddenly burst into tears.\nD: In order to motivate Yue Fei to fight against gold, Yue Fei's mother stabbed four words on his back with a needle: Serve the country with loyalty\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nImpression management is the process by which people try to control the impressions others form about themselves. The impression a person leaves on others indicates how others perceive, evaluate, and even shape other people's specific ways of coping with them. Therefore, in order to leave a good impression on others and get good evaluation and treatment from others, people will express themselves in a way that creates a specific impression on others. The use of impression management, especially to avoid certain performance collapses, including unintentional movements, untimely intrusions, farce, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following reflects the use of impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the night was quiet, Sha Zilong closed the door, danced out a set of soul-breaking guns, smiled and said, No teach, no teach\nB: Xu Heng saw people picking pears on the roadside to quench their thirst, and he was unmoved, saying, Although there is no owner of a pear, my heart has a owner.\nC: Xiaomei, who has always been quiet and gentle, couldn't bear the sadness of parting with her classmates when she graduated, and suddenly burst into tears.\nD: In order to motivate Yue Fei to fight against gold, Yue Fei's mother stabbed four words on his back with a needle: Serve the country with loyalty\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe navigation satellite is located at an altitude of 20,000 kilometers and can be navigated by receiving signals within its coverage. In the deep space of more than 20,000 kilometers, a brand new navigation system is needed. Astronomers have proposed several possible navigation systems, and the most talked about is pulsar navigation. Pulsars are a kind of neutron stars whose magnetic pole direction can produce radio or X-ray radiation. When the rotation axis does not coincide with the magnetic pole, and the rotation axis sweeps over the earth, pulses will be generated. Some of these pulsars are so stable that they can be compared to the best atomic clocks on earth, so these pulsars are also called atomic clocks in the universe. If you can pick up their signals and know their location, you can use these pulsars for interstellar travel.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be described next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Other atomic clocks in the universe that resemble pulsars\nB: Some difficulties faced in interstellar voyage at present\nC: An experiment to verify the feasibility of pulsar navigation\nD: Factors affecting the rotational stability of pulsars\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nContinuous contrast refers to the visual dislocation of color contrast observed and felt by the human eye in different time periods.Continuous comparison is divided into positive and negative images.Positive image refers to the visual state in which the image of the original object color is retained temporarily after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.Negative image refers to the visual state in which the visual image is temporarily colored with the original object after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is negative?\n\nOptions:\nA: A continuous projection of a static screen at 24 frames per second creates a dynamic picture in front of your eyes\nB: After staring at a red object, even if you move it away, you will still feel red appear in front of you\nC: After staring at red for a long time, the vision moves quickly to white, not white, but green\nD: Red is paired with yellow, and red is sometimes seen as a color with purple, and sometimes with yellow as a color with green\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nContinuous contrast refers to the visual dislocation of color contrast observed and felt by the human eye in different time periods.Continuous comparison is divided into positive and negative images.Positive image refers to the visual state in which the image of the original object color is retained temporarily after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.Negative image refers to the visual state in which the visual image is temporarily colored with the original object after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is negative?\n\nOptions:\nA: A continuous projection of a static screen at 24 frames per second creates a dynamic picture in front of your eyes\nB: After staring at a red object, even if you move it away, you will still feel red appear in front of you\nC: After staring at red for a long time, the vision moves quickly to white, not white, but green\nD: Red is paired with yellow, and red is sometimes seen as a color with purple, and sometimes with yellow as a color with green\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nContinuous contrast refers to the visual dislocation of color contrast observed and felt by the human eye in different time periods.Continuous comparison is divided into positive and negative images.Positive image refers to the visual state in which the image of the original object color is retained temporarily after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.Negative image refers to the visual state in which the visual image is temporarily colored with the original object after the visual stimulation of the object is stopped.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is negative?\n\nOptions:\nA: A continuous projection of a static screen at 24 frames per second creates a dynamic picture in front of your eyes\nB: After staring at a red object, even if you move it away, you will still feel red appear in front of you\nC: After staring at red for a long time, the vision moves quickly to white, not white, but green\nD: Red is paired with yellow, and red is sometimes seen as a color with purple, and sometimes with yellow as a color with green\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the period of frequent earth tectonic activities, the new ocean basins around Africa, South America and Europe began to expand, creating new spaces. A large amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reacted with photosynthetic organisms, and the dead organisms were then buried in seabed sediments, forming shales rich of carbon element. The carbon in the atmosphere is fixed and the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere decreases, reducing the greenhouse effect and lowering the global temperature. This is a very important consequence for marine life. So some scientists believe that there would be the consequence whether the global climate gets cold or warm.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can best support scientists' judgment if it is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: After 200 years of global cooling, due to frequent volcanic eruptions, the carbon solidified in the shale was produced into the atmosphere in the form of C02, which partially restored the greenhouse effect.\nB: Global warming will lead to a crisis of marine life. Scientists found that a similar crisis had occurred in marine life during the global cooling period 260000 years ago.\nC: The natural changes in large-scale growth period or the great changes in the global greenhouse effect caused by human activities in the short term have an impact on the whole system.\nD: Scientists have observed that climate cooling lasts for more than millions of years rather than decades or hundreds of years, which is difficult to be connected with our rapidly changing modern climate conditions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the period of frequent earth tectonic activities, the new ocean basins around Africa, South America and Europe began to expand, creating new spaces. A large amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reacted with photosynthetic organisms, and the dead organisms were then buried in seabed sediments, forming shales rich of carbon element. The carbon in the atmosphere is fixed and the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere decreases, reducing the greenhouse effect and lowering the global temperature. This is a very important consequence for marine life. So some scientists believe that there would be the consequence whether the global climate gets cold or warm.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can best support scientists' judgment if it is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: After 200 years of global cooling, due to frequent volcanic eruptions, the carbon solidified in the shale was produced into the atmosphere in the form of C02, which partially restored the greenhouse effect.\nB: Global warming will lead to a crisis of marine life. Scientists found that a similar crisis had occurred in marine life during the global cooling period 260000 years ago.\nC: The natural changes in large-scale growth period or the great changes in the global greenhouse effect caused by human activities in the short term have an impact on the whole system.\nD: Scientists have observed that climate cooling lasts for more than millions of years rather than decades or hundreds of years, which is difficult to be connected with our rapidly changing modern climate conditions.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the period of frequent earth tectonic activities, the new ocean basins around Africa, South America and Europe began to expand, creating new spaces. A large amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere reacted with photosynthetic organisms, and the dead organisms were then buried in seabed sediments, forming shales rich of carbon element. The carbon in the atmosphere is fixed and the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere decreases, reducing the greenhouse effect and lowering the global temperature. This is a very important consequence for marine life. So some scientists believe that there would be the consequence whether the global climate gets cold or warm.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can best support scientists' judgment if it is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: After 200 years of global cooling, due to frequent volcanic eruptions, the carbon solidified in the shale was produced into the atmosphere in the form of C02, which partially restored the greenhouse effect.\nB: Global warming will lead to a crisis of marine life. Scientists found that a similar crisis had occurred in marine life during the global cooling period 260000 years ago.\nC: The natural changes in large-scale growth period or the great changes in the global greenhouse effect caused by human activities in the short term have an impact on the whole system.\nD: Scientists have observed that climate cooling lasts for more than millions of years rather than decades or hundreds of years, which is difficult to be connected with our rapidly changing modern climate conditions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrientation refers to the perception of the spatial relationship, position and position of objects by animals or people. It is the result of various sensory coordination activities.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this definition, which of the following does not belong to the orientation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dogs find food by smell.\nB: We can see that the sun is round and shiny.\nC: In the game of hide-and-seek, Xiao Ming was blindfolded. He could only tell where his friends were by their voices.\nD: Bees fly for miles to gather honey and return to their nests in the same direction.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrientation refers to the perception of the spatial relationship, position and position of objects by animals or people. It is the result of various sensory coordination activities.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this definition, which of the following does not belong to the orientation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dogs find food by smell.\nB: We can see that the sun is round and shiny.\nC: In the game of hide-and-seek, Xiao Ming was blindfolded. He could only tell where his friends were by their voices.\nD: Bees fly for miles to gather honey and return to their nests in the same direction.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a manager is an excellent expert and scholar in a certain field, he will surely manage the basic affairs of the company; a well-behaved manager can be respected by his subordinates; but a person who knows nothing about all fields will definitely not get subordinates. respect. Haohan Company of directors will only remove those who have not managed the company's basic affairs well.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible for the board of directors of Haohan Company to dismiss a good-natured manager\nB: Haohan Company of directors relieved some managers from their positions\nC: It is impossible for Haohan Company of directors to dismiss a manager who is respected by his subordinates\nD: As a manager of outstanding experts and scholars in a certain field, it is impossible to be dismissed from the board of directors of Haohan Company \n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a manager is an excellent expert and scholar in a certain field, he will surely manage the basic affairs of the company; a well-behaved manager can be respected by his subordinates; but a person who knows nothing about all fields will definitely not get subordinates. respect. Haohan Company of directors will only remove those who have not managed the company's basic affairs well.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible for the board of directors of Haohan Company to dismiss a good-natured manager\nB: Haohan Company of directors relieved some managers from their positions\nC: It is impossible for Haohan Company of directors to dismiss a manager who is respected by his subordinates\nD: As a manager of outstanding experts and scholars in a certain field, it is impossible to be dismissed from the board of directors of Haohan Company \n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a manager is an excellent expert and scholar in a certain field, he will surely manage the basic affairs of the company; a well-behaved manager can be respected by his subordinates; but a person who knows nothing about all fields will definitely not get subordinates. respect. Haohan Company of directors will only remove those who have not managed the company's basic affairs well.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is impossible for the board of directors of Haohan Company to dismiss a good-natured manager\nB: Haohan Company of directors relieved some managers from their positions\nC: It is impossible for Haohan Company of directors to dismiss a manager who is respected by his subordinates\nD: As a manager of outstanding experts and scholars in a certain field, it is impossible to be dismissed from the board of directors of Haohan Company \n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenuine happiness consists not in pleasurable feelings but instead in one' s sense of approval of one' s character and projects. Thus the happy life, in fact, tends to be the good life, where the good life is understood not -- as it usually is these days -- as a life of material well-being but rather as a morally virtuous life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A morally virtuous life requires the rejection of material well-being.\nB: People who approve of their own character and projects tend to lead morally virtuous lives.\nC: Attaining happiness is the real goal of people who strive for material well-being.\nD: Approval of one's own character and projects tends not to result in pleasurable feelings.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenuine happiness consists not in pleasurable feelings but instead in one' s sense of approval of one' s character and projects. Thus the happy life, in fact, tends to be the good life, where the good life is understood not -- as it usually is these days -- as a life of material well-being but rather as a morally virtuous life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A morally virtuous life requires the rejection of material well-being.\nB: People who approve of their own character and projects tend to lead morally virtuous lives.\nC: Attaining happiness is the real goal of people who strive for material well-being.\nD: Approval of one's own character and projects tends not to result in pleasurable feelings.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenuine happiness consists not in pleasurable feelings but instead in one' s sense of approval of one' s character and projects. Thus the happy life, in fact, tends to be the good life, where the good life is understood not -- as it usually is these days -- as a life of material well-being but rather as a morally virtuous life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A morally virtuous life requires the rejection of material well-being.\nB: People who approve of their own character and projects tend to lead morally virtuous lives.\nC: Attaining happiness is the real goal of people who strive for material well-being.\nD: Approval of one's own character and projects tends not to result in pleasurable feelings.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world we live in is full of hope and challenges. The Chinese people have always been full of a sense of justice and compassion. They have always closely linked their own future and destiny with the future and destiny of the people of all countries. They have always paid close attention to and selflessly helped the people of relevant countries still in war, turmoil, hunger and poverty. They are always willing to do their best to contribute to human peace and development, This wish of the Chinese people is sincere. China will never develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries. China's development poses no threat to any country. China will never seek hegemony or engage in expansion. Only those who are used to threatening others will see it as a threat. For the sincere desire and practical actions of the Chinese people to contribute to human peace and development, No one should misread, let alone misinterpret, there is justice in the world!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Over the years, the Chinese people have a sense of justice and compassion\nB: The Chinese people do their utmost to contribute to human peace and development\nC: The sincere wishes and practical actions of the Chinese people cannot be misunderstood and misinterpreted\nD: China will not develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world we live in is full of hope and challenges. The Chinese people have always been full of a sense of justice and compassion. They have always closely linked their own future and destiny with the future and destiny of the people of all countries. They have always paid close attention to and selflessly helped the people of relevant countries still in war, turmoil, hunger and poverty. They are always willing to do their best to contribute to human peace and development, This wish of the Chinese people is sincere. China will never develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries. China's development poses no threat to any country. China will never seek hegemony or engage in expansion. Only those who are used to threatening others will see it as a threat. For the sincere desire and practical actions of the Chinese people to contribute to human peace and development, No one should misread, let alone misinterpret, there is justice in the world!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Over the years, the Chinese people have a sense of justice and compassion\nB: The Chinese people do their utmost to contribute to human peace and development\nC: The sincere wishes and practical actions of the Chinese people cannot be misunderstood and misinterpreted\nD: China will not develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world we live in is full of hope and challenges. The Chinese people have always been full of a sense of justice and compassion. They have always closely linked their own future and destiny with the future and destiny of the people of all countries. They have always paid close attention to and selflessly helped the people of relevant countries still in war, turmoil, hunger and poverty. They are always willing to do their best to contribute to human peace and development, This wish of the Chinese people is sincere. China will never develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries. China's development poses no threat to any country. China will never seek hegemony or engage in expansion. Only those who are used to threatening others will see it as a threat. For the sincere desire and practical actions of the Chinese people to contribute to human peace and development, No one should misread, let alone misinterpret, there is justice in the world!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Over the years, the Chinese people have a sense of justice and compassion\nB: The Chinese people do their utmost to contribute to human peace and development\nC: The sincere wishes and practical actions of the Chinese people cannot be misunderstood and misinterpreted\nD: China will not develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe world we live in is full of hope and challenges. The Chinese people have always been full of a sense of justice and compassion. They have always closely linked their own future and destiny with the future and destiny of the people of all countries. They have always paid close attention to and selflessly helped the people of relevant countries still in war, turmoil, hunger and poverty. They are always willing to do their best to contribute to human peace and development, This wish of the Chinese people is sincere. China will never develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries. China's development poses no threat to any country. China will never seek hegemony or engage in expansion. Only those who are used to threatening others will see it as a threat. For the sincere desire and practical actions of the Chinese people to contribute to human peace and development, No one should misread, let alone misinterpret, there is justice in the world!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Over the years, the Chinese people have a sense of justice and compassion\nB: The Chinese people do their utmost to contribute to human peace and development\nC: The sincere wishes and practical actions of the Chinese people cannot be misunderstood and misinterpreted\nD: China will not develop itself at the expense of the interests of other countries\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurrently, the U. S. Highway Transportation Division is liable for any car accident that occurs because of a highway in need of physical upkeep or repairs. However, the U. S. highway system is so vast that it is impossible to hire a large enough road crew to locate and eliminate every potential danger in its highways. It is proposed that the Transportation Division should be liable for accidents on the highway only if they knew about the hazard beforehand and carelessly failed to manage it. Which one of the following describes any accidents for which the U. S.\n\nQuestion:\nHighway Transportation Department is now liable, but should not be according to the proposed change cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A person merging onto the highway is in an accident when he hits a car that was in his blind spot.\nB: A truck skids into the ditch after hitting a patch of black ice on a snowy winter day.\nC: An SUV is in a rollover accident on an extremely rutted stretch of highway, and the Transportation Department had been repeatedly informed of the need to repair this stretch for several years.\nD: A person who was not paying attention to road signs runs into the ditch when the highway curves sharply.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurrently, the U. S. Highway Transportation Division is liable for any car accident that occurs because of a highway in need of physical upkeep or repairs. However, the U. S. highway system is so vast that it is impossible to hire a large enough road crew to locate and eliminate every potential danger in its highways. It is proposed that the Transportation Division should be liable for accidents on the highway only if they knew about the hazard beforehand and carelessly failed to manage it. Which one of the following describes any accidents for which the U. S.\n\nQuestion:\nHighway Transportation Department is now liable, but should not be according to the proposed change cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A person merging onto the highway is in an accident when he hits a car that was in his blind spot.\nB: A truck skids into the ditch after hitting a patch of black ice on a snowy winter day.\nC: An SUV is in a rollover accident on an extremely rutted stretch of highway, and the Transportation Department had been repeatedly informed of the need to repair this stretch for several years.\nD: A person who was not paying attention to road signs runs into the ditch when the highway curves sharply.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurrently, the U. S. Highway Transportation Division is liable for any car accident that occurs because of a highway in need of physical upkeep or repairs. However, the U. S. highway system is so vast that it is impossible to hire a large enough road crew to locate and eliminate every potential danger in its highways. It is proposed that the Transportation Division should be liable for accidents on the highway only if they knew about the hazard beforehand and carelessly failed to manage it. Which one of the following describes any accidents for which the U. S.\n\nQuestion:\nHighway Transportation Department is now liable, but should not be according to the proposed change cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A person merging onto the highway is in an accident when he hits a car that was in his blind spot.\nB: A truck skids into the ditch after hitting a patch of black ice on a snowy winter day.\nC: An SUV is in a rollover accident on an extremely rutted stretch of highway, and the Transportation Department had been repeatedly informed of the need to repair this stretch for several years.\nD: A person who was not paying attention to road signs runs into the ditch when the highway curves sharply.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurrently, the U. S. Highway Transportation Division is liable for any car accident that occurs because of a highway in need of physical upkeep or repairs. However, the U. S. highway system is so vast that it is impossible to hire a large enough road crew to locate and eliminate every potential danger in its highways. It is proposed that the Transportation Division should be liable for accidents on the highway only if they knew about the hazard beforehand and carelessly failed to manage it. Which one of the following describes any accidents for which the U. S.\n\nQuestion:\nHighway Transportation Department is now liable, but should not be according to the proposed change cited above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A person merging onto the highway is in an accident when he hits a car that was in his blind spot.\nB: A truck skids into the ditch after hitting a patch of black ice on a snowy winter day.\nC: An SUV is in a rollover accident on an extremely rutted stretch of highway, and the Transportation Department had been repeatedly informed of the need to repair this stretch for several years.\nD: A person who was not paying attention to road signs runs into the ditch when the highway curves sharply.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a certain gland becomes cancerous in humans, it produces high levels of a particular protein. A blood test can determine the level of this protein well before a cancer of the gland could be detected by other means. Some doctors recommend that aggressive anticancer treatment should be begun as early as possible for anyone who is tested and is found to have high levels of the protein.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the doctors' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The blood test for the protein has been in use for some time to monitor the condition of patients who have been diagnosed as having cancer of the gland.\nB: Before the blood test became available, about one third of all cases of cancer of the gland were detected in early stages.\nC: So far, no patients whose protein levels were found to be normal have subsequently developed cancer of the gland.\nD: Enlargement of the gland, a common condition infrequently associated with cancer, results in high levels of the protein.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a certain gland becomes cancerous in humans, it produces high levels of a particular protein. A blood test can determine the level of this protein well before a cancer of the gland could be detected by other means. Some doctors recommend that aggressive anticancer treatment should be begun as early as possible for anyone who is tested and is found to have high levels of the protein.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the doctors' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The blood test for the protein has been in use for some time to monitor the condition of patients who have been diagnosed as having cancer of the gland.\nB: Before the blood test became available, about one third of all cases of cancer of the gland were detected in early stages.\nC: So far, no patients whose protein levels were found to be normal have subsequently developed cancer of the gland.\nD: Enlargement of the gland, a common condition infrequently associated with cancer, results in high levels of the protein.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a certain gland becomes cancerous in humans, it produces high levels of a particular protein. A blood test can determine the level of this protein well before a cancer of the gland could be detected by other means. Some doctors recommend that aggressive anticancer treatment should be begun as early as possible for anyone who is tested and is found to have high levels of the protein.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the doctors' recommendation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The blood test for the protein has been in use for some time to monitor the condition of patients who have been diagnosed as having cancer of the gland.\nB: Before the blood test became available, about one third of all cases of cancer of the gland were detected in early stages.\nC: So far, no patients whose protein levels were found to be normal have subsequently developed cancer of the gland.\nD: Enlargement of the gland, a common condition infrequently associated with cancer, results in high levels of the protein.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the computer test scores of a certain class were announced, student A said: Some students in our class passed, student B said: some students failed, student C said: Zhang Ming failed, but in fact, two of the three students did not tell the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich pf the followings reflects the real situation of the computer test scores of this class?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least one student failed the exam\nB: There are other students who passed the exam in addtion to Zhang Ming\nC: None of the students in this class failed the exam\nD: Only one student in this class failed the exam\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the computer test scores of a certain class were announced, student A said: Some students in our class passed, student B said: some students failed, student C said: Zhang Ming failed, but in fact, two of the three students did not tell the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich pf the followings reflects the real situation of the computer test scores of this class?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least one student failed the exam\nB: There are other students who passed the exam in addtion to Zhang Ming\nC: None of the students in this class failed the exam\nD: Only one student in this class failed the exam\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the computer test scores of a certain class were announced, student A said: Some students in our class passed, student B said: some students failed, student C said: Zhang Ming failed, but in fact, two of the three students did not tell the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich pf the followings reflects the real situation of the computer test scores of this class?\n\nOptions:\nA: At least one student failed the exam\nB: There are other students who passed the exam in addtion to Zhang Ming\nC: None of the students in this class failed the exam\nD: Only one student in this class failed the exam\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhishCo runs a number of farms in the arid province of Nufa, depending largely on irrigation. Now, as part of a plan to efficiently increase the farms' total production, it plans to drill down to an aquifer containing warm, slightly salty water that will be used to raise fish in ponds. The water from the ponds will later be used to supplement piped-in irrigation water for PhishCo's vegetable fields, and the ponds and accompanying vegetation should help reduce the heat in the area of the farms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most strongly suggest that the plan, if implemented, would increase the overall efficiency of PhishCo's farms?\n\nOptions:\nA: Organic waste from fish in the pond water will help to fertilize fields where it is used for irrigation.\nB: Fish raised on PhishCo's farms are likely to be saleable in the nearest urban areas.\nC: Ponds will be located on low-lying land now partially occupied by grain crops.\nD: The government of Nufa will help to arrange loan financing to partially cover the costs of drilling.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhishCo runs a number of farms in the arid province of Nufa, depending largely on irrigation. Now, as part of a plan to efficiently increase the farms' total production, it plans to drill down to an aquifer containing warm, slightly salty water that will be used to raise fish in ponds. The water from the ponds will later be used to supplement piped-in irrigation water for PhishCo's vegetable fields, and the ponds and accompanying vegetation should help reduce the heat in the area of the farms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most strongly suggest that the plan, if implemented, would increase the overall efficiency of PhishCo's farms?\n\nOptions:\nA: Organic waste from fish in the pond water will help to fertilize fields where it is used for irrigation.\nB: Fish raised on PhishCo's farms are likely to be saleable in the nearest urban areas.\nC: Ponds will be located on low-lying land now partially occupied by grain crops.\nD: The government of Nufa will help to arrange loan financing to partially cover the costs of drilling.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhishCo runs a number of farms in the arid province of Nufa, depending largely on irrigation. Now, as part of a plan to efficiently increase the farms' total production, it plans to drill down to an aquifer containing warm, slightly salty water that will be used to raise fish in ponds. The water from the ponds will later be used to supplement piped-in irrigation water for PhishCo's vegetable fields, and the ponds and accompanying vegetation should help reduce the heat in the area of the farms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most strongly suggest that the plan, if implemented, would increase the overall efficiency of PhishCo's farms?\n\nOptions:\nA: Organic waste from fish in the pond water will help to fertilize fields where it is used for irrigation.\nB: Fish raised on PhishCo's farms are likely to be saleable in the nearest urban areas.\nC: Ponds will be located on low-lying land now partially occupied by grain crops.\nD: The government of Nufa will help to arrange loan financing to partially cover the costs of drilling.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ixazyiquo tribe are believed to be one of the few remaining tribes in the country of Malugiato to have never had any contact with the Lamandians, settlers who arrived in Malugiain during the last hundred years. Using satellite imagery, a team of anthropologists determined that the Ixazyiquo land is covered with thriving banana plantations. The anthropologists conclude that the Ixazyiquo tribe has in fact had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the anthropologists' conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no standard shape to the Ixazyiquobanana plantations, which have taken on a form that best fits the soil conditions.\nB: The Ixazyiquo are a hunter-gather society, which travel over vast areas of land to hunt.\nC: Maintaining banana plantations requires sophisticated knowledge that only the Lamadians possess.\nD: The Ixazyiquo have had extensive contact with the Wamalami, who have had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ixazyiquo tribe are believed to be one of the few remaining tribes in the country of Malugiato to have never had any contact with the Lamandians, settlers who arrived in Malugiain during the last hundred years. Using satellite imagery, a team of anthropologists determined that the Ixazyiquo land is covered with thriving banana plantations. The anthropologists conclude that the Ixazyiquo tribe has in fact had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the anthropologists' conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no standard shape to the Ixazyiquobanana plantations, which have taken on a form that best fits the soil conditions.\nB: The Ixazyiquo are a hunter-gather society, which travel over vast areas of land to hunt.\nC: Maintaining banana plantations requires sophisticated knowledge that only the Lamadians possess.\nD: The Ixazyiquo have had extensive contact with the Wamalami, who have had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ixazyiquo tribe are believed to be one of the few remaining tribes in the country of Malugiato to have never had any contact with the Lamandians, settlers who arrived in Malugiain during the last hundred years. Using satellite imagery, a team of anthropologists determined that the Ixazyiquo land is covered with thriving banana plantations. The anthropologists conclude that the Ixazyiquo tribe has in fact had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best support the anthropologists' conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no standard shape to the Ixazyiquobanana plantations, which have taken on a form that best fits the soil conditions.\nB: The Ixazyiquo are a hunter-gather society, which travel over vast areas of land to hunt.\nC: Maintaining banana plantations requires sophisticated knowledge that only the Lamadians possess.\nD: The Ixazyiquo have had extensive contact with the Wamalami, who have had direct contact with the Lamandians.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: According to your last edition' s anonymous article, we should all be required to carry identification cards and show them on demand. This opinion is wrong. After all, the writers of the article should not have asserted that the right to remain anonymous was trivial, unless they were prepared to put their names to that assertion.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: commits the same error in reasoning that it accuses the writers of committing\nB: confuses two meanings of the term anonymous\nC: attacks the integrity of the writers without knowing anything about them\nD: diverts attention from the content of the article by focusing on the writers' actions\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: According to your last edition' s anonymous article, we should all be required to carry identification cards and show them on demand. This opinion is wrong. After all, the writers of the article should not have asserted that the right to remain anonymous was trivial, unless they were prepared to put their names to that assertion.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: commits the same error in reasoning that it accuses the writers of committing\nB: confuses two meanings of the term anonymous\nC: attacks the integrity of the writers without knowing anything about them\nD: diverts attention from the content of the article by focusing on the writers' actions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: According to your last edition' s anonymous article, we should all be required to carry identification cards and show them on demand. This opinion is wrong. After all, the writers of the article should not have asserted that the right to remain anonymous was trivial, unless they were prepared to put their names to that assertion.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: commits the same error in reasoning that it accuses the writers of committing\nB: confuses two meanings of the term anonymous\nC: attacks the integrity of the writers without knowing anything about them\nD: diverts attention from the content of the article by focusing on the writers' actions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: According to your last edition' s anonymous article, we should all be required to carry identification cards and show them on demand. This opinion is wrong. After all, the writers of the article should not have asserted that the right to remain anonymous was trivial, unless they were prepared to put their names to that assertion.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: commits the same error in reasoning that it accuses the writers of committing\nB: confuses two meanings of the term anonymous\nC: attacks the integrity of the writers without knowing anything about them\nD: diverts attention from the content of the article by focusing on the writers' actions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980 there was growing concern that the protective ozone layer over the Antarctic might be decreasing and thereby allowing so much harmful ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth that polar marine life would be damaged. Some government officials dismissed these concerns, since statistics indicated that global atmospheric ozone levels remained constant.\n\nQuestion:\nThe relevance of the evidence cited by the government officials in support of their position would be most seriously undermined if it were true that\n\nOptions:\nA: quantities of atmospheric ozone shifted away from the polar caps, correspondingly increasing ozone levels in other regions\nB: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone over the Antarctic ice cap tend to be seasonal rather than constant\nC: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone were of little concern before 1980\nD: even where the amount of atmospheric ozone is normal, some ultraviolet light reaches the Earth's surface\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980 there was growing concern that the protective ozone layer over the Antarctic might be decreasing and thereby allowing so much harmful ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth that polar marine life would be damaged. Some government officials dismissed these concerns, since statistics indicated that global atmospheric ozone levels remained constant.\n\nQuestion:\nThe relevance of the evidence cited by the government officials in support of their position would be most seriously undermined if it were true that\n\nOptions:\nA: quantities of atmospheric ozone shifted away from the polar caps, correspondingly increasing ozone levels in other regions\nB: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone over the Antarctic ice cap tend to be seasonal rather than constant\nC: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone were of little concern before 1980\nD: even where the amount of atmospheric ozone is normal, some ultraviolet light reaches the Earth's surface\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980 there was growing concern that the protective ozone layer over the Antarctic might be decreasing and thereby allowing so much harmful ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth that polar marine life would be damaged. Some government officials dismissed these concerns, since statistics indicated that global atmospheric ozone levels remained constant.\n\nQuestion:\nThe relevance of the evidence cited by the government officials in support of their position would be most seriously undermined if it were true that\n\nOptions:\nA: quantities of atmospheric ozone shifted away from the polar caps, correspondingly increasing ozone levels in other regions\nB: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone over the Antarctic ice cap tend to be seasonal rather than constant\nC: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone were of little concern before 1980\nD: even where the amount of atmospheric ozone is normal, some ultraviolet light reaches the Earth's surface\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980 there was growing concern that the protective ozone layer over the Antarctic might be decreasing and thereby allowing so much harmful ultraviolet radiation to reach the Earth that polar marine life would be damaged. Some government officials dismissed these concerns, since statistics indicated that global atmospheric ozone levels remained constant.\n\nQuestion:\nThe relevance of the evidence cited by the government officials in support of their position would be most seriously undermined if it were true that\n\nOptions:\nA: quantities of atmospheric ozone shifted away from the polar caps, correspondingly increasing ozone levels in other regions\nB: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone over the Antarctic ice cap tend to be seasonal rather than constant\nC: decreases in the amount of atmospheric ozone were of little concern before 1980\nD: even where the amount of atmospheric ozone is normal, some ultraviolet light reaches the Earth's surface\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the cold winter is the high incidence of cardiovascular disease, but in the hot and sultry Indian summer season, the humidity in the air is increased, oxygen content is reduced, usually suffering from hypertension, coronary heart disease often feel uncomfortable, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms. In addition, high temperature weather will make the human body sweat too much, blood concentration, if not timely supplement water, easy to form plaques; Acute myocardial infarction occurs when plaque breaks off and clots form, blocking blood vessels. In addition, people often do not get a good sleep on hot summer nights, which is also an important cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Sultry weather can also make people mood swings, mood irritability, which is also a risk factor for coronary heart disease. In this period of time, because of work overworked and lack of rest, especially to guard against sudden attack of myocardial infarction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best heading for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Health preservation, especially mind cultivation\nB: Why did the name Indian summer come\nC: Cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases\nD: Prevent myocardial infarction at the turn of summer and autumn\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the cold winter is the high incidence of cardiovascular disease, but in the hot and sultry Indian summer season, the humidity in the air is increased, oxygen content is reduced, usually suffering from hypertension, coronary heart disease often feel uncomfortable, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms. In addition, high temperature weather will make the human body sweat too much, blood concentration, if not timely supplement water, easy to form plaques; Acute myocardial infarction occurs when plaque breaks off and clots form, blocking blood vessels. In addition, people often do not get a good sleep on hot summer nights, which is also an important cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Sultry weather can also make people mood swings, mood irritability, which is also a risk factor for coronary heart disease. In this period of time, because of work overworked and lack of rest, especially to guard against sudden attack of myocardial infarction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best heading for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Health preservation, especially mind cultivation\nB: Why did the name Indian summer come\nC: Cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases\nD: Prevent myocardial infarction at the turn of summer and autumn\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the cold winter is the high incidence of cardiovascular disease, but in the hot and sultry Indian summer season, the humidity in the air is increased, oxygen content is reduced, usually suffering from hypertension, coronary heart disease often feel uncomfortable, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms. In addition, high temperature weather will make the human body sweat too much, blood concentration, if not timely supplement water, easy to form plaques; Acute myocardial infarction occurs when plaque breaks off and clots form, blocking blood vessels. In addition, people often do not get a good sleep on hot summer nights, which is also an important cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Sultry weather can also make people mood swings, mood irritability, which is also a risk factor for coronary heart disease. In this period of time, because of work overworked and lack of rest, especially to guard against sudden attack of myocardial infarction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best heading for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Health preservation, especially mind cultivation\nB: Why did the name Indian summer come\nC: Cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases\nD: Prevent myocardial infarction at the turn of summer and autumn\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the cold winter is the high incidence of cardiovascular disease, but in the hot and sultry Indian summer season, the humidity in the air is increased, oxygen content is reduced, usually suffering from hypertension, coronary heart disease often feel uncomfortable, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness and other symptoms. In addition, high temperature weather will make the human body sweat too much, blood concentration, if not timely supplement water, easy to form plaques; Acute myocardial infarction occurs when plaque breaks off and clots form, blocking blood vessels. In addition, people often do not get a good sleep on hot summer nights, which is also an important cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Sultry weather can also make people mood swings, mood irritability, which is also a risk factor for coronary heart disease. In this period of time, because of work overworked and lack of rest, especially to guard against sudden attack of myocardial infarction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best heading for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Health preservation, especially mind cultivation\nB: Why did the name Indian summer come\nC: Cause of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases\nD: Prevent myocardial infarction at the turn of summer and autumn\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil 1990, an oil exploration team in Mexico's Gocatan Peninsula stumbled upon a huge crater. Most of the crater is submerged at the bottom of the sea near the Yucatan Peninsula, with a width of about 160 to 240 kilometers. The age of the crater-covered sediment suggests that the giant crater was formed about 65 million years ago, coinciding with the extinction of the dinosaurs. The discovery of this evidence basically reached a consensus among scientists that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the impact of the meteorite on the earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the point that this paragraph is trying to make?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before 1990, no one would have thought that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by meteorites hitting the earth\nB: The discovery of the crater made scientists more consistent with the cause of dinosaur extinction\nC: 65 million years ago, the area near the Yucatan Peninsula was dense with dinosaurs\nD: The crash of a meteorite is a natural phenomenon\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil 1990, an oil exploration team in Mexico's Gocatan Peninsula stumbled upon a huge crater. Most of the crater is submerged at the bottom of the sea near the Yucatan Peninsula, with a width of about 160 to 240 kilometers. The age of the crater-covered sediment suggests that the giant crater was formed about 65 million years ago, coinciding with the extinction of the dinosaurs. The discovery of this evidence basically reached a consensus among scientists that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the impact of the meteorite on the earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the point that this paragraph is trying to make?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before 1990, no one would have thought that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by meteorites hitting the earth\nB: The discovery of the crater made scientists more consistent with the cause of dinosaur extinction\nC: 65 million years ago, the area near the Yucatan Peninsula was dense with dinosaurs\nD: The crash of a meteorite is a natural phenomenon\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil 1990, an oil exploration team in Mexico's Gocatan Peninsula stumbled upon a huge crater. Most of the crater is submerged at the bottom of the sea near the Yucatan Peninsula, with a width of about 160 to 240 kilometers. The age of the crater-covered sediment suggests that the giant crater was formed about 65 million years ago, coinciding with the extinction of the dinosaurs. The discovery of this evidence basically reached a consensus among scientists that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by the impact of the meteorite on the earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the point that this paragraph is trying to make?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before 1990, no one would have thought that the extinction of dinosaurs was caused by meteorites hitting the earth\nB: The discovery of the crater made scientists more consistent with the cause of dinosaur extinction\nC: 65 million years ago, the area near the Yucatan Peninsula was dense with dinosaurs\nD: The crash of a meteorite is a natural phenomenon\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: If one does not criticize a form of behavior in oneself or vow to stop it, then one should not criticize that form of behavior in another. Application: If Shimada does not vow to stop being tardy himself, he should not criticize McFeney for tardiness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shimada criticizes McFeney for regularly being tardy, but also criticizes himself for occasional tardiness.\nB: Neither McFeney nor Shimada is regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney for tardiness nonetheless.\nC: McFeney often criticizes Shimada for being tardy, but neither Shimada nor McFeney ever vows to cease being tardy.\nD: Both McFeney and Shimada are regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney's tardiness without criticizing his own.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: If one does not criticize a form of behavior in oneself or vow to stop it, then one should not criticize that form of behavior in another. Application: If Shimada does not vow to stop being tardy himself, he should not criticize McFeney for tardiness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shimada criticizes McFeney for regularly being tardy, but also criticizes himself for occasional tardiness.\nB: Neither McFeney nor Shimada is regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney for tardiness nonetheless.\nC: McFeney often criticizes Shimada for being tardy, but neither Shimada nor McFeney ever vows to cease being tardy.\nD: Both McFeney and Shimada are regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney's tardiness without criticizing his own.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: If one does not criticize a form of behavior in oneself or vow to stop it, then one should not criticize that form of behavior in another. Application: If Shimada does not vow to stop being tardy himself, he should not criticize McFeney for tardiness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shimada criticizes McFeney for regularly being tardy, but also criticizes himself for occasional tardiness.\nB: Neither McFeney nor Shimada is regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney for tardiness nonetheless.\nC: McFeney often criticizes Shimada for being tardy, but neither Shimada nor McFeney ever vows to cease being tardy.\nD: Both McFeney and Shimada are regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney's tardiness without criticizing his own.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: If one does not criticize a form of behavior in oneself or vow to stop it, then one should not criticize that form of behavior in another. Application: If Shimada does not vow to stop being tardy himself, he should not criticize McFeney for tardiness.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shimada criticizes McFeney for regularly being tardy, but also criticizes himself for occasional tardiness.\nB: Neither McFeney nor Shimada is regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney for tardiness nonetheless.\nC: McFeney often criticizes Shimada for being tardy, but neither Shimada nor McFeney ever vows to cease being tardy.\nD: Both McFeney and Shimada are regularly tardy, but Shimada criticizes McFeney's tardiness without criticizing his own.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit consumption is very popular in some economically developed countries. Many consumers advance their unearned income to meet their demand for durable consumer goods such as housing, cars, and household appliances. In countries with developed consumer credit, people's general concept is that you can't be in debt because you have a bad reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In developed countries, consumer credit has become an important means for commercial banks to expand their operations and strengthen competition.\nB: Consumer credit is beneficial to the country and the people, and the country can use lower interest rates to stimulate consumption to buy more goods.\nC: The society has established a complete and rigorous credit network, and banks can inquire and supervise the economic conditions of creditors.\nD: Insurance companies can provide insurance to borrowers to protect the safety of bank assets.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit consumption is very popular in some economically developed countries. Many consumers advance their unearned income to meet their demand for durable consumer goods such as housing, cars, and household appliances. In countries with developed consumer credit, people's general concept is that you can't be in debt because you have a bad reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In developed countries, consumer credit has become an important means for commercial banks to expand their operations and strengthen competition.\nB: Consumer credit is beneficial to the country and the people, and the country can use lower interest rates to stimulate consumption to buy more goods.\nC: The society has established a complete and rigorous credit network, and banks can inquire and supervise the economic conditions of creditors.\nD: Insurance companies can provide insurance to borrowers to protect the safety of bank assets.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit consumption is very popular in some economically developed countries. Many consumers advance their unearned income to meet their demand for durable consumer goods such as housing, cars, and household appliances. In countries with developed consumer credit, people's general concept is that you can't be in debt because you have a bad reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In developed countries, consumer credit has become an important means for commercial banks to expand their operations and strengthen competition.\nB: Consumer credit is beneficial to the country and the people, and the country can use lower interest rates to stimulate consumption to buy more goods.\nC: The society has established a complete and rigorous credit network, and banks can inquire and supervise the economic conditions of creditors.\nD: Insurance companies can provide insurance to borrowers to protect the safety of bank assets.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit consumption is very popular in some economically developed countries. Many consumers advance their unearned income to meet their demand for durable consumer goods such as housing, cars, and household appliances. In countries with developed consumer credit, people's general concept is that you can't be in debt because you have a bad reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is the premise of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In developed countries, consumer credit has become an important means for commercial banks to expand their operations and strengthen competition.\nB: Consumer credit is beneficial to the country and the people, and the country can use lower interest rates to stimulate consumption to buy more goods.\nC: The society has established a complete and rigorous credit network, and banks can inquire and supervise the economic conditions of creditors.\nD: Insurance companies can provide insurance to borrowers to protect the safety of bank assets.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a whole, China plays an important role in the world; but as individuals, many Chinese still feel that they have nothing. The strength of the country and the weakness of individuals make some people psychologically unbalanced, and they feel that they are still living like victims of bullying in the semi-colonial era. Because of this, we need to have a rational understanding of our own state of existence and overcome the narrow victim complex. Otherwise, the rising China will find it difficult to shoulder the responsibilities commensurate with its international status.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: China urgently needs to improve the personal status of its citizens\nB: Chinese people need to adjust their mental state\nC: Why do Chinese have a victim complex\nD: The rising China must assume the corresponding international status\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a whole, China plays an important role in the world; but as individuals, many Chinese still feel that they have nothing. The strength of the country and the weakness of individuals make some people psychologically unbalanced, and they feel that they are still living like victims of bullying in the semi-colonial era. Because of this, we need to have a rational understanding of our own state of existence and overcome the narrow victim complex. Otherwise, the rising China will find it difficult to shoulder the responsibilities commensurate with its international status.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: China urgently needs to improve the personal status of its citizens\nB: Chinese people need to adjust their mental state\nC: Why do Chinese have a victim complex\nD: The rising China must assume the corresponding international status\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a whole, China plays an important role in the world; but as individuals, many Chinese still feel that they have nothing. The strength of the country and the weakness of individuals make some people psychologically unbalanced, and they feel that they are still living like victims of bullying in the semi-colonial era. Because of this, we need to have a rational understanding of our own state of existence and overcome the narrow victim complex. Otherwise, the rising China will find it difficult to shoulder the responsibilities commensurate with its international status.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: China urgently needs to improve the personal status of its citizens\nB: Chinese people need to adjust their mental state\nC: Why do Chinese have a victim complex\nD: The rising China must assume the corresponding international status\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost plants produce chemicals that resist parasites in the process of long-term evolution. Plants commonly used by humans contain about 40 natural drugs, that is, complex chemical toxins against bacteria, fungi and other parasites. People ingest these toxins every day without poisoning, so the new harm caused by synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops is very small.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the followings does not undermine the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concentration of natural drugs in plants is much lower than that of synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops\nB: Humans have been ingesting the natural drugs contained in these plants for thousands of years and have time to adapt to them\nC: The chemical structure of synthetic pesticides is usually simpler than that of natural drugs contained in plants\nD: Natural drugs contained in plants are usually only suitable for resisting specific organisms, while synthetic pesticides are usually harmful to a variety of organisms\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost plants produce chemicals that resist parasites in the process of long-term evolution. Plants commonly used by humans contain about 40 natural drugs, that is, complex chemical toxins against bacteria, fungi and other parasites. People ingest these toxins every day without poisoning, so the new harm caused by synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops is very small.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the followings does not undermine the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concentration of natural drugs in plants is much lower than that of synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops\nB: Humans have been ingesting the natural drugs contained in these plants for thousands of years and have time to adapt to them\nC: The chemical structure of synthetic pesticides is usually simpler than that of natural drugs contained in plants\nD: Natural drugs contained in plants are usually only suitable for resisting specific organisms, while synthetic pesticides are usually harmful to a variety of organisms\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost plants produce chemicals that resist parasites in the process of long-term evolution. Plants commonly used by humans contain about 40 natural drugs, that is, complex chemical toxins against bacteria, fungi and other parasites. People ingest these toxins every day without poisoning, so the new harm caused by synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops is very small.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the followings does not undermine the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concentration of natural drugs in plants is much lower than that of synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops\nB: Humans have been ingesting the natural drugs contained in these plants for thousands of years and have time to adapt to them\nC: The chemical structure of synthetic pesticides is usually simpler than that of natural drugs contained in plants\nD: Natural drugs contained in plants are usually only suitable for resisting specific organisms, while synthetic pesticides are usually harmful to a variety of organisms\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost plants produce chemicals that resist parasites in the process of long-term evolution. Plants commonly used by humans contain about 40 natural drugs, that is, complex chemical toxins against bacteria, fungi and other parasites. People ingest these toxins every day without poisoning, so the new harm caused by synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops is very small.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the followings does not undermine the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concentration of natural drugs in plants is much lower than that of synthetic pesticides sprayed on crops\nB: Humans have been ingesting the natural drugs contained in these plants for thousands of years and have time to adapt to them\nC: The chemical structure of synthetic pesticides is usually simpler than that of natural drugs contained in plants\nD: Natural drugs contained in plants are usually only suitable for resisting specific organisms, while synthetic pesticides are usually harmful to a variety of organisms\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKite continuous Line is an artistic concept put forward by Wu Guanzhong around the 1980s, which has exerted an important influence on the history of contemporary Chinese art. It seems that this is an exposition of the internal relationship between formal beauty and abstract beauty. In fact, it emphasizes that no matter how innovative art creation is, no matter how free it is, it can not be far away from real life. In Wu Guanzhong's view, abstract painting is like flying a kite. A kite is a work, an art form abstracted by materials and feelings from life, abstracted by the author by subtraction, division or other methods, and the audience is the sky. In order for a kite to fly into the sky, the artist must have a thread of connection between the work and the source of life. Only by kite continuous thread can art have its foundation and can it maintain communication with the audience.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is in line with the concept of kite continuous line?\n\nOptions:\nA: Art comes from life and is higher than life\nB: The first purpose of art is to reproduce reality\nC: Artistic creation should be based on life\nD: When art leaves the people, it loses its soil\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf it is said that the painting Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival reflects the vulgar side of life in the Song Dynasty, Xiyuan Ya Collection is the symbol of elegance. Xiyuan Ya Ji, which was widely told in the Northern Song Dynasty, showed the banquet scenes of many literati at that time. Su Shi, Li Gonglin and Mi Fu gathered together to recite poems and lyrics, or to caress the piano and sing, or to meditate and ask Zen, forming a literati circle with Su Shi as the center. The painter Li Gonglin depicts the elegant collection in a realistic way, with a preface to rice, saying, the gurgling of water and stone, the swallowing of wind and bamboo, the square curl of furnace smoke, and the self-sweetness of vegetation. The joy of emptiness in the world, but so much. Xiyuan Ya Collection is a classic motif in the history of ancient painting, and many future generations of painters have copies or imitations, which is also a continuation of the spirit of the Song Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Compare the different styles of Xiyuan Ya Collection and Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival\nB: This paper introduces the creators and cultural celebrities depicted in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nC: Explain the literati's interest and spiritual value in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nD: Evaluation of the unique contribution of Xiyuan Ya Collection to the History of ancient Chinese painting\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf it is said that the painting Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival reflects the vulgar side of life in the Song Dynasty, Xiyuan Ya Collection is the symbol of elegance. Xiyuan Ya Ji, which was widely told in the Northern Song Dynasty, showed the banquet scenes of many literati at that time. Su Shi, Li Gonglin and Mi Fu gathered together to recite poems and lyrics, or to caress the piano and sing, or to meditate and ask Zen, forming a literati circle with Su Shi as the center. The painter Li Gonglin depicts the elegant collection in a realistic way, with a preface to rice, saying, the gurgling of water and stone, the swallowing of wind and bamboo, the square curl of furnace smoke, and the self-sweetness of vegetation. The joy of emptiness in the world, but so much. Xiyuan Ya Collection is a classic motif in the history of ancient painting, and many future generations of painters have copies or imitations, which is also a continuation of the spirit of the Song Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Compare the different styles of Xiyuan Ya Collection and Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival\nB: This paper introduces the creators and cultural celebrities depicted in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nC: Explain the literati's interest and spiritual value in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nD: Evaluation of the unique contribution of Xiyuan Ya Collection to the History of ancient Chinese painting\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf it is said that the painting Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival reflects the vulgar side of life in the Song Dynasty, Xiyuan Ya Collection is the symbol of elegance. Xiyuan Ya Ji, which was widely told in the Northern Song Dynasty, showed the banquet scenes of many literati at that time. Su Shi, Li Gonglin and Mi Fu gathered together to recite poems and lyrics, or to caress the piano and sing, or to meditate and ask Zen, forming a literati circle with Su Shi as the center. The painter Li Gonglin depicts the elegant collection in a realistic way, with a preface to rice, saying, the gurgling of water and stone, the swallowing of wind and bamboo, the square curl of furnace smoke, and the self-sweetness of vegetation. The joy of emptiness in the world, but so much. Xiyuan Ya Collection is a classic motif in the history of ancient painting, and many future generations of painters have copies or imitations, which is also a continuation of the spirit of the Song Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Compare the different styles of Xiyuan Ya Collection and Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival\nB: This paper introduces the creators and cultural celebrities depicted in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nC: Explain the literati's interest and spiritual value in the Xiyuan Ya Collection\nD: Evaluation of the unique contribution of Xiyuan Ya Collection to the History of ancient Chinese painting\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany economists claim that financial rewards provide the strongest incentive for people to choose one job over another. But in many surveys, most people do not name high salary as the most desirable feature of a job. This shows that these economists overestimate the degree to which people are motivated by money in their job choices.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In many surveys, people say that they would prefer a high-wage job to an otherwise identical job with lower wages.\nB: Jobs that pay the same salary often vary considerably in their other financial benefits.\nC: Even high wages do not enable people to obtain all the goods they desire.\nD: Some people are not aware that jobs with high salaries typically leave very little time for recreation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA man cannot stand without spirit, and a country without spirit is not strong. Spirit is the soul for a nation to survive for a long time. Only when the spirit reaches a certain height can a nation move forward courageously in the torrent of history.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a man has spirit, he stands; if the country has spirit, he is strong.\nB: If a nation does not reach a certain height in spirit, it will have no soul to live on for a long time.\nC: If a nation moves forward courageously in the torrent of history, it has reached a certain height in spirit.\nD: If a nation reaches a certain height in spirit, it will forge ahead courageously in the torrent of history.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial contraction refers to the continuous loss of population in human settlements, which leads to the spatial decline of the economic and social environment and culture of the corresponding region. According to whether the contraction behavior is a planning strategy or management measure actively adopted by the settlement actors, it can be divided into active social contraction and passive social contraction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an active social contraction?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city's urban population has declined due to the relaxation of the core area functions\nB: In 2019, China's Spring Festival population migration scale is nearly 3 billion people\nC: A large coal-producing county has reduced employment absorption capacity due to resource depletion\nD: A manufacturing base has a high vacancy rate due to industrial upgrading\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial contraction refers to the continuous loss of population in human settlements, which leads to the spatial decline of the economic and social environment and culture of the corresponding region. According to whether the contraction behavior is a planning strategy or management measure actively adopted by the settlement actors, it can be divided into active social contraction and passive social contraction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an active social contraction?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city's urban population has declined due to the relaxation of the core area functions\nB: In 2019, China's Spring Festival population migration scale is nearly 3 billion people\nC: A large coal-producing county has reduced employment absorption capacity due to resource depletion\nD: A manufacturing base has a high vacancy rate due to industrial upgrading\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSocial contraction refers to the continuous loss of population in human settlements, which leads to the spatial decline of the economic and social environment and culture of the corresponding region. According to whether the contraction behavior is a planning strategy or management measure actively adopted by the settlement actors, it can be divided into active social contraction and passive social contraction.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an active social contraction?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city's urban population has declined due to the relaxation of the core area functions\nB: In 2019, China's Spring Festival population migration scale is nearly 3 billion people\nC: A large coal-producing county has reduced employment absorption capacity due to resource depletion\nD: A manufacturing base has a high vacancy rate due to industrial upgrading\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs the only South American team to stay in the World Cup, Brazil will face the England team that eliminated Denmark in the next game. Brazil coach Scolari is reluctant to talk about how to compete with England, and his players have also maintained Clear mind. After defeating the tenacious Belgian team, Scolari was relieved: The first thing I think about now is to relax.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above, which of the following cannot be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Brazil will never play against South American teams in this World Cup\nB: Scolari was reluctant to talk about the contest with England because he was not fully prepared.\nC: The match against Belgium was tough, so Scolari was relieved after the match\nD: England must beat Denmark before playing against Brazil\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs the only South American team to stay in the World Cup, Brazil will face the England team that eliminated Denmark in the next game. Brazil coach Scolari is reluctant to talk about how to compete with England, and his players have also maintained Clear mind. After defeating the tenacious Belgian team, Scolari was relieved: The first thing I think about now is to relax.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above, which of the following cannot be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Brazil will never play against South American teams in this World Cup\nB: Scolari was reluctant to talk about the contest with England because he was not fully prepared.\nC: The match against Belgium was tough, so Scolari was relieved after the match\nD: England must beat Denmark before playing against Brazil\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe level of triglycerides in the blood rises when triglycerides are inadequately metabolized. Research shows that patients with blood triglyceride levels above 1 milligram per milliliter are twice as prone to heart attacks as others. Thus, it is likely that consuming large amounts of fat, processed sugar, or alcohol, each known to increase triglyceride levels in the blood, is a factor causing heart disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart disease interferes with the body's ability to metabolize triglycerides.\nB: People with a high-fat diet who engage in regular, vigorous physical activity are much less likely to develop heart disease than are sedentary people with a low-fat diet.\nC: People who maintain strict regimens for their health tend to adopt low-fat diets and to avoid alcohol and processed sugar.\nD: Triglyceride levels above 2 milligrams per milliliter increase the risk of some serious illnesses not related to heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe level of triglycerides in the blood rises when triglycerides are inadequately metabolized. Research shows that patients with blood triglyceride levels above 1 milligram per milliliter are twice as prone to heart attacks as others. Thus, it is likely that consuming large amounts of fat, processed sugar, or alcohol, each known to increase triglyceride levels in the blood, is a factor causing heart disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart disease interferes with the body's ability to metabolize triglycerides.\nB: People with a high-fat diet who engage in regular, vigorous physical activity are much less likely to develop heart disease than are sedentary people with a low-fat diet.\nC: People who maintain strict regimens for their health tend to adopt low-fat diets and to avoid alcohol and processed sugar.\nD: Triglyceride levels above 2 milligrams per milliliter increase the risk of some serious illnesses not related to heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe level of triglycerides in the blood rises when triglycerides are inadequately metabolized. Research shows that patients with blood triglyceride levels above 1 milligram per milliliter are twice as prone to heart attacks as others. Thus, it is likely that consuming large amounts of fat, processed sugar, or alcohol, each known to increase triglyceride levels in the blood, is a factor causing heart disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart disease interferes with the body's ability to metabolize triglycerides.\nB: People with a high-fat diet who engage in regular, vigorous physical activity are much less likely to develop heart disease than are sedentary people with a low-fat diet.\nC: People who maintain strict regimens for their health tend to adopt low-fat diets and to avoid alcohol and processed sugar.\nD: Triglyceride levels above 2 milligrams per milliliter increase the risk of some serious illnesses not related to heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn international team analyzed the genetic material decay rate of DNA extracted from an extinct MOA skeleton fossil and found that although the short DNA fragment may exist for 1 million years, the half-life of 30 or more base pair sequences under certain conditions is only about 158000 years. According to this, a scientist believes that reconstructing dinosaurs with ancient DNA is similar to the story of the film Jurassic Park is impossible to happen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, refutes the scientist's point of view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although Jurassic Park is a science fiction film, it should also have factual basis\nB: The fossil samples studied above may be contaminated by human DNA\nC: Environmental factors will affect the decay rate of genetic materials such as DNA\nD: The sequence of base pairs of dinornis and dinosaur is different\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn international team analyzed the genetic material decay rate of DNA extracted from an extinct MOA skeleton fossil and found that although the short DNA fragment may exist for 1 million years, the half-life of 30 or more base pair sequences under certain conditions is only about 158000 years. According to this, a scientist believes that reconstructing dinosaurs with ancient DNA is similar to the story of the film Jurassic Park is impossible to happen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, refutes the scientist's point of view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although Jurassic Park is a science fiction film, it should also have factual basis\nB: The fossil samples studied above may be contaminated by human DNA\nC: Environmental factors will affect the decay rate of genetic materials such as DNA\nD: The sequence of base pairs of dinornis and dinosaur is different\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn international team analyzed the genetic material decay rate of DNA extracted from an extinct MOA skeleton fossil and found that although the short DNA fragment may exist for 1 million years, the half-life of 30 or more base pair sequences under certain conditions is only about 158000 years. According to this, a scientist believes that reconstructing dinosaurs with ancient DNA is similar to the story of the film Jurassic Park is impossible to happen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, refutes the scientist's point of view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although Jurassic Park is a science fiction film, it should also have factual basis\nB: The fossil samples studied above may be contaminated by human DNA\nC: Environmental factors will affect the decay rate of genetic materials such as DNA\nD: The sequence of base pairs of dinornis and dinosaur is different\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn China, plain art is still a relatively new concept. This concept is derived from the concept of original art proposed by French artist Jean Dubuffi, which refers to the completely unconscious creation of people with mental disorders without external interference. This creation has attracted people's attention due to its purity and high autonomy. Later, this concept was derived. It covers a wider range, referring to the creation of ordinary people from outside the mainstream art world without systematic and professional art training. Their works have the characteristics of wild and show different artistic talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following contents about plain art is mainly introduced in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Origin and evolution of concept\nB: Similarities and differences in Chinese and Western contexts\nC: Widely accepted by society\nD: Requirements for creators' artistic literacy\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn China, plain art is still a relatively new concept. This concept is derived from the concept of original art proposed by French artist Jean Dubuffi, which refers to the completely unconscious creation of people with mental disorders without external interference. This creation has attracted people's attention due to its purity and high autonomy. Later, this concept was derived. It covers a wider range, referring to the creation of ordinary people from outside the mainstream art world without systematic and professional art training. Their works have the characteristics of wild and show different artistic talents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following contents about plain art is mainly introduced in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Origin and evolution of concept\nB: Similarities and differences in Chinese and Western contexts\nC: Widely accepted by society\nD: Requirements for creators' artistic literacy\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of steep increases in the average price per box of cereal over the last 10 years, overall sales of cereal have recently begun to drop. In an attempt to improve sales, one major cereal manufacturer reduced the wholesale prices of its cereals by 20 percent. Since most other cereal manufacturers have announced that they will follow suit, it is likely that the level of overall sales of cereal will rise significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to establish in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the variety of cereals available on the market has significantly increased over the last 10 years\nB: Whether the high marketing expenses of the highly competitive cereal market led to the increase in cereal prices\nC: Whether the prices that supermarkets charge for these cereals will reflect the lower prices the supermarkets will be paying the manufacturers\nD: Whether the sales of certain types of cereal have declined disproportionately over the last 10 years\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of steep increases in the average price per box of cereal over the last 10 years, overall sales of cereal have recently begun to drop. In an attempt to improve sales, one major cereal manufacturer reduced the wholesale prices of its cereals by 20 percent. Since most other cereal manufacturers have announced that they will follow suit, it is likely that the level of overall sales of cereal will rise significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to establish in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the variety of cereals available on the market has significantly increased over the last 10 years\nB: Whether the high marketing expenses of the highly competitive cereal market led to the increase in cereal prices\nC: Whether the prices that supermarkets charge for these cereals will reflect the lower prices the supermarkets will be paying the manufacturers\nD: Whether the sales of certain types of cereal have declined disproportionately over the last 10 years\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists, just like Earth, Venus also has a hot lava core inside. With the autobiography and rotation of Venus, huge heat is released. The earth releases internal heat through volcanic eruptions caused by plate tectonics. It is puzzling that there is no volcanic eruption like plate tectonics in Venus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, gives the best explanation for the confusion of the scientist?\n\nOptions:\nA: The autobiography of Venus is slow and its outer shell is much thinner than that of Earth, which makes it easy to release internal heat to the outside.\nB: Greenhouse Effect, caused by carbon dioxide in Venus's atmosphere, makes its surface temperature as high as 485 degrees Celsius.\nC: Due to the action of high temperature and high pressure, the rocks on the surface of Venus are harder than those on the earth's surface.\nD: The movement of the lava in the core of Venus once had more violent temperature fluctuations than the movement of the earth's rocks.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists, just like Earth, Venus also has a hot lava core inside. With the autobiography and rotation of Venus, huge heat is released. The earth releases internal heat through volcanic eruptions caused by plate tectonics. It is puzzling that there is no volcanic eruption like plate tectonics in Venus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, gives the best explanation for the confusion of the scientist?\n\nOptions:\nA: The autobiography of Venus is slow and its outer shell is much thinner than that of Earth, which makes it easy to release internal heat to the outside.\nB: Greenhouse Effect, caused by carbon dioxide in Venus's atmosphere, makes its surface temperature as high as 485 degrees Celsius.\nC: Due to the action of high temperature and high pressure, the rocks on the surface of Venus are harder than those on the earth's surface.\nD: The movement of the lava in the core of Venus once had more violent temperature fluctuations than the movement of the earth's rocks.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists, just like Earth, Venus also has a hot lava core inside. With the autobiography and rotation of Venus, huge heat is released. The earth releases internal heat through volcanic eruptions caused by plate tectonics. It is puzzling that there is no volcanic eruption like plate tectonics in Venus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, gives the best explanation for the confusion of the scientist?\n\nOptions:\nA: The autobiography of Venus is slow and its outer shell is much thinner than that of Earth, which makes it easy to release internal heat to the outside.\nB: Greenhouse Effect, caused by carbon dioxide in Venus's atmosphere, makes its surface temperature as high as 485 degrees Celsius.\nC: Due to the action of high temperature and high pressure, the rocks on the surface of Venus are harder than those on the earth's surface.\nD: The movement of the lava in the core of Venus once had more violent temperature fluctuations than the movement of the earth's rocks.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKim: The rapidly growing world population is increasing demands of food producers in ways that threaten our natural resources. With more land needed for both food production and urban areas, less land will be available for forests and wildlife habitats. Hampton: You are overlooking the promise of technology. I am confident that improvements in agriculture will allow us to feed the world population of ten billion predicted for 2050 without significantly increasing the percentage of the world' s land now devoted to agriculture.\n\nQuestion:\nKim's and Hampton's statements most strongly support the claim that both of them would agree with which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The human diet needs to be modified in the next half century because of the depletion of our natural resources due to overpopulation.\nB: Agricultural and wilderness areas need to be protected from urban encroachment by preparing urban areas for greater population density.\nC: Efforts should be taken to slow the rate of human population growth and to increase the amount of land committed to agriculture.\nD: Continued research into more-efficient agricultural practices and innovative biotechnology aimed at producing more food on less land would be beneficial.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo cut costs, a high school modified its airconditioning system to increase its efficiency. The modified system, however, caused the humidity in the school air to decrease by 18 percent. Twenty-four hours after the decrease in air humidity, a 25 percent increase in the number of visits to the school nurse was reported. This shows that a decrease in humidity can make people ill.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the students at the high school suffered from the decrease in air humidity.\nB: Modifying the air-conditioning system proved to be an ineffective way to cut costs.\nC: It takes 24 hours after a person is infected with a virus for that person to exhibit symptoms.\nD: At least some of the visits to the school nurse after the system was modified were due to illness.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo cut costs, a high school modified its airconditioning system to increase its efficiency. The modified system, however, caused the humidity in the school air to decrease by 18 percent. Twenty-four hours after the decrease in air humidity, a 25 percent increase in the number of visits to the school nurse was reported. This shows that a decrease in humidity can make people ill.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the students at the high school suffered from the decrease in air humidity.\nB: Modifying the air-conditioning system proved to be an ineffective way to cut costs.\nC: It takes 24 hours after a person is infected with a virus for that person to exhibit symptoms.\nD: At least some of the visits to the school nurse after the system was modified were due to illness.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo cut costs, a high school modified its airconditioning system to increase its efficiency. The modified system, however, caused the humidity in the school air to decrease by 18 percent. Twenty-four hours after the decrease in air humidity, a 25 percent increase in the number of visits to the school nurse was reported. This shows that a decrease in humidity can make people ill.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the students at the high school suffered from the decrease in air humidity.\nB: Modifying the air-conditioning system proved to be an ineffective way to cut costs.\nC: It takes 24 hours after a person is infected with a virus for that person to exhibit symptoms.\nD: At least some of the visits to the school nurse after the system was modified were due to illness.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParent P: Children will need computer skills to deal with tomorrow' s world. Computers should be introduced in kindergarten, and computer languages should be required in high school. Parent Q: That would be pointless. Technology advances so rapidly that the computers used by today' s kindergartners and the computer languages taught in today' s high schools would become obsolete by the time these children are adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, is the strongest logical counter parent P can make to parent Q's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of learning to work with any computer or computer language, children increase their ability to interact with computer technology.\nB: Automotive technology is continually advancing too, but that does not result in one's having to relearn to drive cars as the new advances are incorporated into new automobiles.\nC: Throughout history people have adapted to change, and there is no reason to believe that today's children are not equally capable of adapting to technology as it advances.\nD: When technology is advancing rapidly, regular training is necessary to keep one's skills at a level proficient enough to deal with the society in which one lives.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParent P: Children will need computer skills to deal with tomorrow' s world. Computers should be introduced in kindergarten, and computer languages should be required in high school. Parent Q: That would be pointless. Technology advances so rapidly that the computers used by today' s kindergartners and the computer languages taught in today' s high schools would become obsolete by the time these children are adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, is the strongest logical counter parent P can make to parent Q's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of learning to work with any computer or computer language, children increase their ability to interact with computer technology.\nB: Automotive technology is continually advancing too, but that does not result in one's having to relearn to drive cars as the new advances are incorporated into new automobiles.\nC: Throughout history people have adapted to change, and there is no reason to believe that today's children are not equally capable of adapting to technology as it advances.\nD: When technology is advancing rapidly, regular training is necessary to keep one's skills at a level proficient enough to deal with the society in which one lives.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParent P: Children will need computer skills to deal with tomorrow' s world. Computers should be introduced in kindergarten, and computer languages should be required in high school. Parent Q: That would be pointless. Technology advances so rapidly that the computers used by today' s kindergartners and the computer languages taught in today' s high schools would become obsolete by the time these children are adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, is the strongest logical counter parent P can make to parent Q's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of learning to work with any computer or computer language, children increase their ability to interact with computer technology.\nB: Automotive technology is continually advancing too, but that does not result in one's having to relearn to drive cars as the new advances are incorporated into new automobiles.\nC: Throughout history people have adapted to change, and there is no reason to believe that today's children are not equally capable of adapting to technology as it advances.\nD: When technology is advancing rapidly, regular training is necessary to keep one's skills at a level proficient enough to deal with the society in which one lives.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA middle school has tried out the evaluation system of students' behavior since 2010. Recently, the student affairs office of the school investigated students' satisfaction with the evaluation system. The data show that the students with high scores have high satisfaction with the evaluation system. As a result, the student affairs office has come to the conclusion that all the students with good performance are satisfied with the evaluation system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the assumption that the conclusion of the student affairs office of the school is based on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Students with low scores are generally dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nB: The students who perform well are all students with high scores.\nC: Not all the students with low scores are dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nD: The students with high scores were inspired by the evaluation system and consciously improved their behavior.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA middle school has tried out the evaluation system of students' behavior since 2010. Recently, the student affairs office of the school investigated students' satisfaction with the evaluation system. The data show that the students with high scores have high satisfaction with the evaluation system. As a result, the student affairs office has come to the conclusion that all the students with good performance are satisfied with the evaluation system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the assumption that the conclusion of the student affairs office of the school is based on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Students with low scores are generally dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nB: The students who perform well are all students with high scores.\nC: Not all the students with low scores are dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nD: The students with high scores were inspired by the evaluation system and consciously improved their behavior.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA middle school has tried out the evaluation system of students' behavior since 2010. Recently, the student affairs office of the school investigated students' satisfaction with the evaluation system. The data show that the students with high scores have high satisfaction with the evaluation system. As a result, the student affairs office has come to the conclusion that all the students with good performance are satisfied with the evaluation system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the assumption that the conclusion of the student affairs office of the school is based on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Students with low scores are generally dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nB: The students who perform well are all students with high scores.\nC: Not all the students with low scores are dissatisfied with the evaluation system.\nD: The students with high scores were inspired by the evaluation system and consciously improved their behavior.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of science and technology, man-machine communication has become a reality. The key is brain computer interface (BCI) technology. The so-called BCI is to connect the information system between the brain and the computer, so that the brain can communicate directly with the computer. Brain computer interface can transfer information from the brain to the computer, and from the computer to the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following applications does not belong to BCI technology?\n\nOptions:\nA: A game player's brain is implanted with a device, which controls the manipulator with his mind to pick up the cup and drink tea.\nB: A game player wears a set of prosthetic equipment. After many exercises, he realizes walking with strong willpower.\nC: A game player wears a face ornament, which makes corresponding instructions according to the wearer's emotional changes.\nD: A swimmer puts on a set of high-tech headphones to concentrate and avoid obstacles through mind control balls.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of science and technology, man-machine communication has become a reality. The key is brain computer interface (BCI) technology. The so-called BCI is to connect the information system between the brain and the computer, so that the brain can communicate directly with the computer. Brain computer interface can transfer information from the brain to the computer, and from the computer to the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following applications does not belong to BCI technology?\n\nOptions:\nA: A game player's brain is implanted with a device, which controls the manipulator with his mind to pick up the cup and drink tea.\nB: A game player wears a set of prosthetic equipment. After many exercises, he realizes walking with strong willpower.\nC: A game player wears a face ornament, which makes corresponding instructions according to the wearer's emotional changes.\nD: A swimmer puts on a set of high-tech headphones to concentrate and avoid obstacles through mind control balls.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of science and technology, man-machine communication has become a reality. The key is brain computer interface (BCI) technology. The so-called BCI is to connect the information system between the brain and the computer, so that the brain can communicate directly with the computer. Brain computer interface can transfer information from the brain to the computer, and from the computer to the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following applications does not belong to BCI technology?\n\nOptions:\nA: A game player's brain is implanted with a device, which controls the manipulator with his mind to pick up the cup and drink tea.\nB: A game player wears a set of prosthetic equipment. After many exercises, he realizes walking with strong willpower.\nC: A game player wears a face ornament, which makes corresponding instructions according to the wearer's emotional changes.\nD: A swimmer puts on a set of high-tech headphones to concentrate and avoid obstacles through mind control balls.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new treatment for muscle pain that looked very promising was tested in three separate studies. Although the results were positive, it turned out that all three studies had critical methodological flaws. So the treatment is probably not actually effective.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed nature of the argument above can most effectively be demonstrated by noting that, by parallel reasoning, we could conclude that\n\nOptions:\nA: since all scarves are at least somewhat decorative, it is likely that when scarves were first adopted, they were purely decorative\nB: since the judges in a baking contest did not have uniform criteria for selecting a winner, the cake that won is probably a bad one\nC: since some foods have very little nutritional value, people who include those foods in their diets are probably malnourished\nD: since some people who fish seldom catch any fish, they probably have some reason for fishing other than catching fish\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new treatment for muscle pain that looked very promising was tested in three separate studies. Although the results were positive, it turned out that all three studies had critical methodological flaws. So the treatment is probably not actually effective.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed nature of the argument above can most effectively be demonstrated by noting that, by parallel reasoning, we could conclude that\n\nOptions:\nA: since all scarves are at least somewhat decorative, it is likely that when scarves were first adopted, they were purely decorative\nB: since the judges in a baking contest did not have uniform criteria for selecting a winner, the cake that won is probably a bad one\nC: since some foods have very little nutritional value, people who include those foods in their diets are probably malnourished\nD: since some people who fish seldom catch any fish, they probably have some reason for fishing other than catching fish\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new treatment for muscle pain that looked very promising was tested in three separate studies. Although the results were positive, it turned out that all three studies had critical methodological flaws. So the treatment is probably not actually effective.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed nature of the argument above can most effectively be demonstrated by noting that, by parallel reasoning, we could conclude that\n\nOptions:\nA: since all scarves are at least somewhat decorative, it is likely that when scarves were first adopted, they were purely decorative\nB: since the judges in a baking contest did not have uniform criteria for selecting a winner, the cake that won is probably a bad one\nC: since some foods have very little nutritional value, people who include those foods in their diets are probably malnourished\nD: since some people who fish seldom catch any fish, they probably have some reason for fishing other than catching fish\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo discover what percentage of teenagers believe in telekinesis -- the psychic ability to move objects without physically touching them -- a recent survey asked a representative sample of teenagers whether they agreed with the following statement: A person' s thoughts can influence the movement of physical objects. But because this statement is particularly ambiguous and is amenable to a naturalistic, uncontroversial interpretation, the survey' s responses are also ambiguous.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above conforms most closely to which one of the following general propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every statement is amenable to several interpretations.\nB: Responses people give to poorly phrased questions are likely to be ambiguous.\nC: Responses to surveys are always unambiguous if the survey's questions are well phrased.\nD: Uncontroversial statements are useless in surveys.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColds are common in autumn and winter, and the tips to prevent colds have attracted much attention. It has been circulating on the Internet that placing an onion in the room can prevent colds, because the sulfur compounds volatilized by the onion can inhibit bacteria and cancer, and purify the indoor air. Therefore, putting a few onions cut at both ends indoors can effectively prevent colds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sulfide contained in onion has a certain inhibitory effect on intestinal bacteria, but it needs to be taken orally every day\nB: 70% - 80% of human colds are caused by viruses, and onions have no inhibitory effect on viruses\nC: The experiment showed that the total number of bacteria in the room did not decrease significantly after onion was placed indoors for 1 hour\nD: Existing studies have not found that food can effectively adsorb bacteria and viruses\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColds are common in autumn and winter, and the tips to prevent colds have attracted much attention. It has been circulating on the Internet that placing an onion in the room can prevent colds, because the sulfur compounds volatilized by the onion can inhibit bacteria and cancer, and purify the indoor air. Therefore, putting a few onions cut at both ends indoors can effectively prevent colds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sulfide contained in onion has a certain inhibitory effect on intestinal bacteria, but it needs to be taken orally every day\nB: 70% - 80% of human colds are caused by viruses, and onions have no inhibitory effect on viruses\nC: The experiment showed that the total number of bacteria in the room did not decrease significantly after onion was placed indoors for 1 hour\nD: Existing studies have not found that food can effectively adsorb bacteria and viruses\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColds are common in autumn and winter, and the tips to prevent colds have attracted much attention. It has been circulating on the Internet that placing an onion in the room can prevent colds, because the sulfur compounds volatilized by the onion can inhibit bacteria and cancer, and purify the indoor air. Therefore, putting a few onions cut at both ends indoors can effectively prevent colds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sulfide contained in onion has a certain inhibitory effect on intestinal bacteria, but it needs to be taken orally every day\nB: 70% - 80% of human colds are caused by viruses, and onions have no inhibitory effect on viruses\nC: The experiment showed that the total number of bacteria in the room did not decrease significantly after onion was placed indoors for 1 hour\nD: Existing studies have not found that food can effectively adsorb bacteria and viruses\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPulford: Scientists who study the remains of ancient historical figures to learn about their health history need to first ask themselves if their investigation is a legitimate scientific inquiry or is motivated by mere curiosity. An investigation into a private matter such as health history is justified only if it is done for the advancement of scientific knowledge. Varela: You forget that curiosity is the root of scientific inquiry. Many great scientific discoveries were motivated by curiosity alone.\n\nQuestion:\nVarela responds to Pulford's argument by\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to draw a distinction between two views that Pulford treats as a single view\nB: disputing the validity of a principle that Pulford explicitly states\nC: maintaining that Pulford's argument is based on inconsistent premises\nD: contending that Pulford's argument rests on an untenable distinction\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPulford: Scientists who study the remains of ancient historical figures to learn about their health history need to first ask themselves if their investigation is a legitimate scientific inquiry or is motivated by mere curiosity. An investigation into a private matter such as health history is justified only if it is done for the advancement of scientific knowledge. Varela: You forget that curiosity is the root of scientific inquiry. Many great scientific discoveries were motivated by curiosity alone.\n\nQuestion:\nVarela responds to Pulford's argument by\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to draw a distinction between two views that Pulford treats as a single view\nB: disputing the validity of a principle that Pulford explicitly states\nC: maintaining that Pulford's argument is based on inconsistent premises\nD: contending that Pulford's argument rests on an untenable distinction\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers in a certain country recruited college students to study their emotions and brain activity. first, they were asked to read stories that inspire jealousy and schadenfreude, and then the changes of brain blood flow were measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). They found that jealousy was related to the activity of the anterior cingulate cortex, schadenfreude was associated with the activity of the striatum, and that the more active the anterior cingulate cortex was when jealousy occurred, the more active the striatum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above research, which of the followings is most likely to be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changes in brain function can prove that jealousy and schadenfreude are normal.\nB: People who like to be jealous of others have a stronger function of the anterior cingulate cortex than others.\nC: People who like to be jealous of others are more likely to gloat when others are not going well.\nD: People who like to be schadenfreude have higher striatal activity than those who like jealousy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers in a certain country recruited college students to study their emotions and brain activity. first, they were asked to read stories that inspire jealousy and schadenfreude, and then the changes of brain blood flow were measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). They found that jealousy was related to the activity of the anterior cingulate cortex, schadenfreude was associated with the activity of the striatum, and that the more active the anterior cingulate cortex was when jealousy occurred, the more active the striatum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above research, which of the followings is most likely to be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changes in brain function can prove that jealousy and schadenfreude are normal.\nB: People who like to be jealous of others have a stronger function of the anterior cingulate cortex than others.\nC: People who like to be jealous of others are more likely to gloat when others are not going well.\nD: People who like to be schadenfreude have higher striatal activity than those who like jealousy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers in a certain country recruited college students to study their emotions and brain activity. first, they were asked to read stories that inspire jealousy and schadenfreude, and then the changes of brain blood flow were measured by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). They found that jealousy was related to the activity of the anterior cingulate cortex, schadenfreude was associated with the activity of the striatum, and that the more active the anterior cingulate cortex was when jealousy occurred, the more active the striatum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above research, which of the followings is most likely to be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Changes in brain function can prove that jealousy and schadenfreude are normal.\nB: People who like to be jealous of others have a stronger function of the anterior cingulate cortex than others.\nC: People who like to be jealous of others are more likely to gloat when others are not going well.\nD: People who like to be schadenfreude have higher striatal activity than those who like jealousy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Wenkai are not selected at the same time; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Tang Xiaohua is selected, which of the following two must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen and Guo Yanran\nB: Guo Yanran and He Zhilian\nC: Peng Youwen and He Zhilian\nD: Fang Rufen and He Zhilian\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Wenkai are not selected at the same time; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Tang Xiaohua is selected, which of the following two must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen and Guo Yanran\nB: Guo Yanran and He Zhilian\nC: Peng Youwen and He Zhilian\nD: Fang Rufen and He Zhilian\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Wenkai are not selected at the same time; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Tang Xiaohua is selected, which of the following two must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen and Guo Yanran\nB: Guo Yanran and He Zhilian\nC: Peng Youwen and He Zhilian\nD: Fang Rufen and He Zhilian\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA class plans to select two from three girls, including Fang Rufen, Guo Yanran, and He Zhilian, and three from five boys, including Peng Youwen, Qiu Zhijie, Ren Xiangyang, Song Wenkai, and Tang Xiaohua, to form a group of five college students to teach on a voluntary basis in the mountain area. Requirements: (1) Guo Yanran and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time; (2) Peng Youwen and Song Wenkai are not selected at the same time; (3) Qiu Zhijie and Tang Xiaohua are not selected at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Tang Xiaohua is selected, which of the following two must be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fang Rufen and Guo Yanran\nB: Guo Yanran and He Zhilian\nC: Peng Youwen and He Zhilian\nD: Fang Rufen and He Zhilian\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company that imports and sells collectibles sought to have some of its collectible figurines classified as toys, which are subject to lower import tariffs than collectibles. The company argued that the figurines amuse customers, just as toys do. However, the government agency responsible for tariffs rejected the company' s request on the grounds that the figurines are marketed as collector' s items rather than toys.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the government agency's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The tariff classification of an item should depend primarily on how the item is marketed.\nB: Objects that are developed primarily to provide amusement should be subject to lower tariffs than other objects.\nC: When importing products, a company should seek the tariff classification that results in the lowest tariffs.\nD: A company should market its products as collectibles rather than toys if doing so enables it to sell them for higher prices.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company that imports and sells collectibles sought to have some of its collectible figurines classified as toys, which are subject to lower import tariffs than collectibles. The company argued that the figurines amuse customers, just as toys do. However, the government agency responsible for tariffs rejected the company' s request on the grounds that the figurines are marketed as collector' s items rather than toys.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the government agency's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The tariff classification of an item should depend primarily on how the item is marketed.\nB: Objects that are developed primarily to provide amusement should be subject to lower tariffs than other objects.\nC: When importing products, a company should seek the tariff classification that results in the lowest tariffs.\nD: A company should market its products as collectibles rather than toys if doing so enables it to sell them for higher prices.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company that imports and sells collectibles sought to have some of its collectible figurines classified as toys, which are subject to lower import tariffs than collectibles. The company argued that the figurines amuse customers, just as toys do. However, the government agency responsible for tariffs rejected the company' s request on the grounds that the figurines are marketed as collector' s items rather than toys.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the government agency's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The tariff classification of an item should depend primarily on how the item is marketed.\nB: Objects that are developed primarily to provide amusement should be subject to lower tariffs than other objects.\nC: When importing products, a company should seek the tariff classification that results in the lowest tariffs.\nD: A company should market its products as collectibles rather than toys if doing so enables it to sell them for higher prices.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTaxi drivers, whose income is based on the fares they receive, usually decide when to finish work each day by setting a daily income target; they stop when they reach that target. This means that they typically work fewer hours on a busy day than on a slow day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person's financial needs.\nB: People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.\nC: People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.\nD: Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTaxi drivers, whose income is based on the fares they receive, usually decide when to finish work each day by setting a daily income target; they stop when they reach that target. This means that they typically work fewer hours on a busy day than on a slow day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe facts described above provide the strongest evidence against which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of hours per day that a person is willing to work depends on that person's financial needs.\nB: People who are paid based on their production work more efficiently than those who are paid a fixed hourly wage.\nC: People work longer when their effective hourly wage is high than when it is low.\nD: Workers will accept a lower hourly wage in exchange for the freedom to set their own schedules.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSituation: For five years the Souper restaurant chain has maintained rapid sales growth in Danport, primarily by opening new restaurants that draw patrons away from other restaurants in their vicinity. Goal: Souper wishes to achieve continued rapid sales growth in Danport over the next two years. Proposal for consideration: Continue to open new restaurants in Danport during the next two years at the same rate as in the last two years.\n\nQuestion:\nIn light of the situation, which of the following, if true, most strongly argues that adopting the proposal would be an ineffective way of achieving the goal?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Souper chain has generally opened new restaurants in locations that are in the vicinity of a large number of other restaurants.\nB: Souper restaurants generally offer a much smaller variety of foods than many of the other restaurants in their vicinity.\nC: Virtually all potential sites for new Souper restaurants in Danport are located in the vicinity of existing Souper restaurants.\nD: Souper restaurants have always offered meals that are somewhat less expensive than meals at restaurants that compete with Souper for patrons.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSituation: For five years the Souper restaurant chain has maintained rapid sales growth in Danport, primarily by opening new restaurants that draw patrons away from other restaurants in their vicinity. Goal: Souper wishes to achieve continued rapid sales growth in Danport over the next two years. Proposal for consideration: Continue to open new restaurants in Danport during the next two years at the same rate as in the last two years.\n\nQuestion:\nIn light of the situation, which of the following, if true, most strongly argues that adopting the proposal would be an ineffective way of achieving the goal?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Souper chain has generally opened new restaurants in locations that are in the vicinity of a large number of other restaurants.\nB: Souper restaurants generally offer a much smaller variety of foods than many of the other restaurants in their vicinity.\nC: Virtually all potential sites for new Souper restaurants in Danport are located in the vicinity of existing Souper restaurants.\nD: Souper restaurants have always offered meals that are somewhat less expensive than meals at restaurants that compete with Souper for patrons.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nImpression management refers to the process in which people try to manage and control others impressions of themselves. In general, people tend to present themselves in a way that is appropriate to the current social situation or interpersonal context, to ensure that others judge them favorably.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: The agent of a Hong Kong star has gone out of his way to increase his popularity by getting more stars to participate in TV entertainment programs.\nB: The chairman of the board criticized manager Chen, saying that clients would not have confidence in the company if they saw such a mess in your office every day.\nC: After hearing his classmates secretly say bad things about him, Lin couldn't help but go up and beat him.\nD: Before the interview, in order to be hired, Xiao Li in the clothing, hairstyle and so on has made the careful preparation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nU disk survival refers to the way of life that only depends on individual skills rather than on the identity of the organization, decides whether or not to participate in social cooperation, and its personal value is judged entirely by the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to U disk survival?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from university, Xiao Han worked as a math teacher in a number of training institutions. She always felt that although the income was high, it was too hard. Not long ago, without consulting with her family, she took the initiative to enter a private middle school.\nB: Ms. Zhou, an online writer, wrote a number of best-selling online novels based on her previous workplace experience, and a number of famous websites asked her for contributions. Because she is unwilling to be limited by the date of submission, she often refuses some requests for contributions.\nC: Old Zhou, a carpenter, has been working in the city for more than ten years. He has done a good job and made a lot of money. Now he has his own decoration team, and people contact him about decoration every day from morning till night.\nD: After resigning from the unit, Mr. and Mrs. Liu came to the south and converted a small rented building into a residential accommodation. Under their careful care, business was so booming that at one point the room had to be booked two months in advance.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nU disk survival refers to the way of life that only depends on individual skills rather than on the identity of the organization, decides whether or not to participate in social cooperation, and its personal value is judged entirely by the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to U disk survival?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from university, Xiao Han worked as a math teacher in a number of training institutions. She always felt that although the income was high, it was too hard. Not long ago, without consulting with her family, she took the initiative to enter a private middle school.\nB: Ms. Zhou, an online writer, wrote a number of best-selling online novels based on her previous workplace experience, and a number of famous websites asked her for contributions. Because she is unwilling to be limited by the date of submission, she often refuses some requests for contributions.\nC: Old Zhou, a carpenter, has been working in the city for more than ten years. He has done a good job and made a lot of money. Now he has his own decoration team, and people contact him about decoration every day from morning till night.\nD: After resigning from the unit, Mr. and Mrs. Liu came to the south and converted a small rented building into a residential accommodation. Under their careful care, business was so booming that at one point the room had to be booked two months in advance.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nU disk survival refers to the way of life that only depends on individual skills rather than on the identity of the organization, decides whether or not to participate in social cooperation, and its personal value is judged entirely by the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to U disk survival?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from university, Xiao Han worked as a math teacher in a number of training institutions. She always felt that although the income was high, it was too hard. Not long ago, without consulting with her family, she took the initiative to enter a private middle school.\nB: Ms. Zhou, an online writer, wrote a number of best-selling online novels based on her previous workplace experience, and a number of famous websites asked her for contributions. Because she is unwilling to be limited by the date of submission, she often refuses some requests for contributions.\nC: Old Zhou, a carpenter, has been working in the city for more than ten years. He has done a good job and made a lot of money. Now he has his own decoration team, and people contact him about decoration every day from morning till night.\nD: After resigning from the unit, Mr. and Mrs. Liu came to the south and converted a small rented building into a residential accommodation. Under their careful care, business was so booming that at one point the room had to be booked two months in advance.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany doctors cater to patients' demands that they be prescribed antibiotics for their colds. However, colds are caused by viruses, and antibiotics have no effect on viruses, and so antibiotics have no effect on colds. Such treatments are also problematic because antibiotics can have dangerous side effects. So doctors should never prescribe antibiotics to treat colds.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: A doctor should never base the decision to prescribe a certain medication for a patient on the patient's claims about the effectiveness of that medication.\nB: A doctor should withhold treatment from a patient if the doctor is uncertain whether the treatment will benefit the patient.\nC: A doctor should not prescribe a drug for a condition if it cannot improve that condition and if the drug potentially has adverse side effects.\nD: A doctor should attempt to prescribe every drug that is likely to affect the patient's health positively.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLiability insurance refers to the form of insurance in which the insured takes his legal liability, mainly civil tort liability for damages, as the subject matter of insurance and insures with an insurance company.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is inconsistent with the definition of liability insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The product manufacturer takes the compensation liability of consumers for personal injury caused by product quality problems as the subject matter of insurance and carries out insurance\nB: The liability for compensation borne by a practicing lawyer due to possible property losses of others due to professional reasons is the subject matter of the insurance, which is formed by insurance\nC: An enterprise group shall take the liability for compensation for personal injury or property loss of its employees caused by its production and business activities as the subject matter and carry out insurance\nD: Enterprises, institutions and social organizations take the death and disability of their on-the-job employees due to other injury accidents as the subject matter of insurance\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLiability insurance refers to the form of insurance in which the insured takes his legal liability, mainly civil tort liability for damages, as the subject matter of insurance and insures with an insurance company.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is inconsistent with the definition of liability insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: The product manufacturer takes the compensation liability of consumers for personal injury caused by product quality problems as the subject matter of insurance and carries out insurance\nB: The liability for compensation borne by a practicing lawyer due to possible property losses of others due to professional reasons is the subject matter of the insurance, which is formed by insurance\nC: An enterprise group shall take the liability for compensation for personal injury or property loss of its employees caused by its production and business activities as the subject matter and carry out insurance\nD: Enterprises, institutions and social organizations take the death and disability of their on-the-job employees due to other injury accidents as the subject matter of insurance\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fundamental reason for the development of things is not outside of things but inside things, and lies in the contradictions within things. There are contradictions within everything.\n\nQuestion:\nSo?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everything is in constant movement and development\nB: Something can be in a static state\nC: Things in motion and development move forward at the same speed\nD: When a society is closed, it is a static society\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fundamental reason for the development of things is not outside of things but inside things, and lies in the contradictions within things. There are contradictions within everything.\n\nQuestion:\nSo?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everything is in constant movement and development\nB: Something can be in a static state\nC: Things in motion and development move forward at the same speed\nD: When a society is closed, it is a static society\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fundamental reason for the development of things is not outside of things but inside things, and lies in the contradictions within things. There are contradictions within everything.\n\nQuestion:\nSo?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everything is in constant movement and development\nB: Something can be in a static state\nC: Things in motion and development move forward at the same speed\nD: When a society is closed, it is a static society\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li bought a new watch and checked it with the wall clock at home. He found that the watch walked three minutes slower than the wall clock a day. Later, he proofread the wall clock at home with the standard time of the radio station and found that the wall clock walked three minutes faster than the standard time of the radio station. Therefore, Xiao Li inferred that his watch was on time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the correct evaluation of Xiao Li's inference??\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Li's inference is correct because his watch is new\nB: Xiao Li's inference is correct, because the watch is three minutes slower than the wall clock, and the wall clock is three minutes faster than standard time, which shows that the watch is on time\nC: Xiao Li's inference cannot be judged to be correct or wrong\nD: Xiao Li's inference is wrong, because the wall clock is three minutes faster than the standard time, which is the standard three minutes. The watch is three minutes slower than the wall clock, which is not equivalent\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearch suggests that compounds in meat may trigger wheezing in some children, which can lead to asthma or other respiratory problems. These compounds, known as advanced glycation end products, are released when meat is grilled at high temperatures. So eating a vegetarian diet or eating less meat can protect children from asthma risk.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, most questions the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Meat roasting without high temperature does not produce advanced glycation end products, and its association with asthma is unknown\nB: Scientists have shown that advanced glycation end products in the body come mainly, but not exclusively, from meat\nC: Advanced glycation end products can not only cause asthma, but also accelerate human aging and cause various chronic degenerative diseases\nD: Advanced glycation end products, as proteins, occur naturally in the body and accumulate with age\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University. About which school they were admitted to, the students made the following guesses: classmate A guessed: Zhao Ming was admitted by Tsinghua University and Sun Jie was admitted by Beijing normal University. Classmate B guess: Zhao Ming was admitted by Beijing normal University and Qian Hong was admitted by Tsinghua University. Classmate C guess: Zhao Ming was admitted to Peking University and Sun Jie was admitted to Tsinghua University. As a result, the students' guesses were half right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is their correct admission?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University respectively.\nB: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Tsinghua University, Beijing normal University and Peking University respectively.\nC: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Beijing normal University, Tsinghua University and Peking University respectively.\nD: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Beijing normal University and Tsinghua University respectively.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University. About which school they were admitted to, the students made the following guesses: classmate A guessed: Zhao Ming was admitted by Tsinghua University and Sun Jie was admitted by Beijing normal University. Classmate B guess: Zhao Ming was admitted by Beijing normal University and Qian Hong was admitted by Tsinghua University. Classmate C guess: Zhao Ming was admitted to Peking University and Sun Jie was admitted to Tsinghua University. As a result, the students' guesses were half right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is their correct admission?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University respectively.\nB: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Tsinghua University, Beijing normal University and Peking University respectively.\nC: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Beijing normal University, Tsinghua University and Peking University respectively.\nD: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Beijing normal University and Tsinghua University respectively.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University. About which school they were admitted to, the students made the following guesses: classmate A guessed: Zhao Ming was admitted by Tsinghua University and Sun Jie was admitted by Beijing normal University. Classmate B guess: Zhao Ming was admitted by Beijing normal University and Qian Hong was admitted by Tsinghua University. Classmate C guess: Zhao Ming was admitted to Peking University and Sun Jie was admitted to Tsinghua University. As a result, the students' guesses were half right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is their correct admission?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University respectively.\nB: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Tsinghua University, Beijing normal University and Peking University respectively.\nC: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Beijing normal University, Tsinghua University and Peking University respectively.\nD: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Beijing normal University and Tsinghua University respectively.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University. About which school they were admitted to, the students made the following guesses: classmate A guessed: Zhao Ming was admitted by Tsinghua University and Sun Jie was admitted by Beijing normal University. Classmate B guess: Zhao Ming was admitted by Beijing normal University and Qian Hong was admitted by Tsinghua University. Classmate C guess: Zhao Ming was admitted to Peking University and Sun Jie was admitted to Tsinghua University. As a result, the students' guesses were half right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is their correct admission?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Beijing normal University respectively.\nB: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Tsinghua University, Beijing normal University and Peking University respectively.\nC: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Beijing normal University, Tsinghua University and Peking University respectively.\nD: Zhao Ming, Qian Hong and Sun Jie were admitted to Peking University, Beijing normal University and Tsinghua University respectively.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1991, Somalia has actually been in a state of anarchy under the separatist regime of armed forces. The per capita GDP in Somalia rose from $210 in 1991 to $600 in 2011. In the same year, per capita GDP was US $548 in Tanzania, US $436 in Central Africa and US $350 in Ethiopia.In view of this, compared with many African countries ruled by a strong central government, Somalia, which is in a state of anarchy, its people's living standards are not poor at all.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings accurately summarizes the most serious flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The wealth of Somalia is concentrated in the hands of a small number of people, and many people fall into poverty because of factors such as security or unemployment.\nB: The increase in per capita GDP benefits from Somali pirates hijacking merchant ships and looting the property of other countries.\nC: The increase in per capita GDP in Somalia is due to the fact that economic freedom is contained in anarchy.\nD: It is unreliable to judge the overall living standard of the people of a country on the basis of a single index.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person reading a new book for pleasure is like a tourist traveling to a new place. The reader reads, just as the tourist travels, to enlarge understanding rather than simply to acquire information. Thus, it is better to read fewer books and spend more time on each rather than to quickly read as many as one can, just as it is better to travel to fewer places and spend more time in each rather than to spend a small amount of time in many different places.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tourists gain much more understanding of a place once they have spent several days at that place than they do in their first few days there.\nB: Tourists typically learn something about the places they visit even when they are there only to relax.\nC: Many people report that they can learn far more about a place by visiting it than they can by reading about it.\nD: Tourists who have read about a place beforehand tend to stay longer in that place.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person reading a new book for pleasure is like a tourist traveling to a new place. The reader reads, just as the tourist travels, to enlarge understanding rather than simply to acquire information. Thus, it is better to read fewer books and spend more time on each rather than to quickly read as many as one can, just as it is better to travel to fewer places and spend more time in each rather than to spend a small amount of time in many different places.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tourists gain much more understanding of a place once they have spent several days at that place than they do in their first few days there.\nB: Tourists typically learn something about the places they visit even when they are there only to relax.\nC: Many people report that they can learn far more about a place by visiting it than they can by reading about it.\nD: Tourists who have read about a place beforehand tend to stay longer in that place.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person reading a new book for pleasure is like a tourist traveling to a new place. The reader reads, just as the tourist travels, to enlarge understanding rather than simply to acquire information. Thus, it is better to read fewer books and spend more time on each rather than to quickly read as many as one can, just as it is better to travel to fewer places and spend more time in each rather than to spend a small amount of time in many different places.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tourists gain much more understanding of a place once they have spent several days at that place than they do in their first few days there.\nB: Tourists typically learn something about the places they visit even when they are there only to relax.\nC: Many people report that they can learn far more about a place by visiting it than they can by reading about it.\nD: Tourists who have read about a place beforehand tend to stay longer in that place.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith seventeen casinos, Moneyland operates the most casinos in a certain state. Although intent on expanding, it was outmaneuvered by Apex Casinos in negotiations to acquire the Eldorado chain. To complete its acquisition of Eldorado, Apex must sell five casinos to comply with a state law forbidding any owner to operate more than one casino per county. Since Apex will still be left operating twenty casinos in the state, it will then have the most casinos in the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Moneyland already operates casinos in the majority of the state's counties.\nB: Apex, Eldorado, and Moneyland are the only organizations licensed to operate casinos in the state.\nC: Apex will use funds it obtains from the sale of the five casinos to help fund its acquisition of the Eldorado chain.\nD: Some of the state's counties do not permit casinos.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith seventeen casinos, Moneyland operates the most casinos in a certain state. Although intent on expanding, it was outmaneuvered by Apex Casinos in negotiations to acquire the Eldorado chain. To complete its acquisition of Eldorado, Apex must sell five casinos to comply with a state law forbidding any owner to operate more than one casino per county. Since Apex will still be left operating twenty casinos in the state, it will then have the most casinos in the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Moneyland already operates casinos in the majority of the state's counties.\nB: Apex, Eldorado, and Moneyland are the only organizations licensed to operate casinos in the state.\nC: Apex will use funds it obtains from the sale of the five casinos to help fund its acquisition of the Eldorado chain.\nD: Some of the state's counties do not permit casinos.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith seventeen casinos, Moneyland operates the most casinos in a certain state. Although intent on expanding, it was outmaneuvered by Apex Casinos in negotiations to acquire the Eldorado chain. To complete its acquisition of Eldorado, Apex must sell five casinos to comply with a state law forbidding any owner to operate more than one casino per county. Since Apex will still be left operating twenty casinos in the state, it will then have the most casinos in the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Moneyland already operates casinos in the majority of the state's counties.\nB: Apex, Eldorado, and Moneyland are the only organizations licensed to operate casinos in the state.\nC: Apex will use funds it obtains from the sale of the five casinos to help fund its acquisition of the Eldorado chain.\nD: Some of the state's counties do not permit casinos.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNow the Internet is full of software that can automatically translate. Even if the translator does not have a good foreign language level, it will not hinder the translation. Therefore, the translator does not have to take pains to improve his foreign language ability, but should pay attention to the cultivation of Chinese writing ability in the translation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The translation quality of automatic translation software is very poor, which can not guarantee the smoothness and accuracy of the translation language.\nB: Translators' computer skills are limited, and training institutions ignore computer teaching.\nC: At present, some translators' Chinese writing ability is not good.\nD: At present, most translation software on the market are pirated, which infringes the intellectual property rights of developers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNow the Internet is full of software that can automatically translate. Even if the translator does not have a good foreign language level, it will not hinder the translation. Therefore, the translator does not have to take pains to improve his foreign language ability, but should pay attention to the cultivation of Chinese writing ability in the translation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The translation quality of automatic translation software is very poor, which can not guarantee the smoothness and accuracy of the translation language.\nB: Translators' computer skills are limited, and training institutions ignore computer teaching.\nC: At present, some translators' Chinese writing ability is not good.\nD: At present, most translation software on the market are pirated, which infringes the intellectual property rights of developers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA civil contract is an agreement between parties who are equal subjects to establish, modify or terminate the civil relationship.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not a civil contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sale contract\nB: Carriage contract\nC: Rental contract\nD: Farmer's land contract\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA civil contract is an agreement between parties who are equal subjects to establish, modify or terminate the civil relationship.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not a civil contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sale contract\nB: Carriage contract\nC: Rental contract\nD: Farmer's land contract\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: It has been suggested that private, for-profit companies should be hired to supply clean drinking water to areas of the world where it is unavailable now. But water should not be supplied by private companies. After all, clean water is essential for human health, and the purpose of a private company is to produce profit, not to promote health.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, would most help to justify the reasoning in the editorial?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mere fact that something actually promotes human health is not sufficient to show that its purpose is to promote health.\nB: Drinking water should never be supplied by an organization that is not able to consistently supply clean, safe water.\nC: If something is necessary for human health, then it should be provided by an organization whose primary purpose is the promotion of health.\nD: A private company should not be allowed to supply a commodity that is essential to human health unless that commodity is also supplied by a government agency.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHospice care refers to the provision of medical, nursing, psychological, and social care for dying patients. The life of each patient is respected, symptoms are controlled, and the quality of life is improved.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not hospice care?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Zhao is in the advanced stage of liver cancer. The doctors do their best to treat and extend his life at all costs.\nB: Lao Wang wanted to return to his hometown in the late stage of renal failure. He was agreed to be discharged from the hospital after receiving pain management.\nC: Lao Li is in the late stage of leukemia. The doctor treats him conservatively and cooperates with appropriate painting and music therapy.\nD: Lao Liu is in advanced gastric cancer. An university organizes volunteers to chat with him every day.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlash effect is a term in psychology, also known as flash memory. It refers to the phenomenon that individuals are easy to leave a deep and accurate memory of shocking events, and the accuracy of memory does not weaken with the passage of time. Most of the events recorded by flash memory are important events related to individuals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is flash effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Feng Yu reads the text when he is in a happy mood and is particularly impressed by the content of the text\nB: Xiao Wang, who survived the Wenchuan earthquake, still remembers the scene eight years later\nC: Gao Yang's journey to school as a child is still accurately identified when he returns home after 40 years\nD: The comrades in arms who have lost contact for 30 years are reunited, and many trivial life events of that year are still fresh in my mind\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFlash effect is a term in psychology, also known as flash memory. It refers to the phenomenon that individuals are easy to leave a deep and accurate memory of shocking events, and the accuracy of memory does not weaken with the passage of time. Most of the events recorded by flash memory are important events related to individuals.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is flash effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Feng Yu reads the text when he is in a happy mood and is particularly impressed by the content of the text\nB: Xiao Wang, who survived the Wenchuan earthquake, still remembers the scene eight years later\nC: Gao Yang's journey to school as a child is still accurately identified when he returns home after 40 years\nD: The comrades in arms who have lost contact for 30 years are reunited, and many trivial life events of that year are still fresh in my mind\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlbinism is a rare genetic condition that inhibits the production of melanin, or pigmentation, in the skin and hair. People born with albinism are unusually susceptible to sunburn, melanoma, and a range of other health issues that are generally connected to excessive exposure to the sun.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, provide the most support for which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: In humans, melanin plays a role in protecting the skin from developing sunburn and other sun-related ailments.\nB: People born with albinism develop other biological protections against melanoma and other sun-related health issues.\nC: It is not possible for a person born with albinism to adopt other artificial protective measures against excessive exposure to the sun.\nD: When a non-albino person gets sunburn, the amount of melanin produced by that person decreases.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlbinism is a rare genetic condition that inhibits the production of melanin, or pigmentation, in the skin and hair. People born with albinism are unusually susceptible to sunburn, melanoma, and a range of other health issues that are generally connected to excessive exposure to the sun.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, provide the most support for which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: In humans, melanin plays a role in protecting the skin from developing sunburn and other sun-related ailments.\nB: People born with albinism develop other biological protections against melanoma and other sun-related health issues.\nC: It is not possible for a person born with albinism to adopt other artificial protective measures against excessive exposure to the sun.\nD: When a non-albino person gets sunburn, the amount of melanin produced by that person decreases.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, there has been a growing interest in modern physics and reports on new physics. Now many people know that there are hundreds of millions of galaxies, and each galaxy contains hundreds of millions of stars. We know that the world can be understood by subnuclear particles, most of which survive only a few 1/100000000 seconds. Yes, the world of modern physics is really strange. Particles with Greek alphabet names dance to quantum music and do not obey the determinism of classical physics. But eventually the reader will walk away with disappointment, and while these facts are novel, they are also boring and annoying.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be described by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emphasize the difficulty of scientific work\nB: Introduce a vivid work on popular science\nC: Clarify readers' misunderstandings about physics\nD: Show novel physics achievements\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMade in China is the pride of the Chinese people, and made in China has opened a new page to the world. However, when the title of factory of the world settled in China, people began to reflect on made in China. Is it synonymous with made in China?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate interpretation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although made in China drives up our GDP, it is other people's pockets that make money\nB: The world factory relies on cheap labor costs, environmental costs, resources and energy costs, as well as an extensive economic development model\nC: In the global economic restructuring, China has seized the opportunity to become the world factory in one fell swoop\nD: We should pay attention to improving the quality and efficiency of economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: Hybrid cars use significantly less fuel per kilometer than nonhybrids. And fuel produces air pollution, which contributes to a number of environmental problems. Motorists can save money by driving cars that are more fuel efficient, and they will be encouraged to drive hybrid cars if we make them aware of that fact. Ttherefore, we can help reduce the total amount of pollution emitted by cars in this country by highlighting this advantage of hybrid cars.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most indicate a vulnerability of the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with more fuel-efficient cars typically drive more than do those with less fuel-efficient cars.\nB: Hybrid cars have already begun to gain popularity.\nC: Not all air pollution originates from automobiles.\nD: The future cost of gasoline and other fuel cannot be predicted with absolute precision or certainty.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe continents of South America and Africa were once joined together as one landmass. Evidence for this claim can be found in the fact that fossils of mesosaurs, extinct reptiles, have been unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fossils of mesosaurs are the only ones unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\nB: The fossils of mesosaurs found in western Africa are of the same geologic period as those unearthed in eastern South America.\nC: Mesosaurs in Africa migrated from Europe and mesosaurs in South America migrated from Asia.\nD: The fossils of mesosaurs were found very near the west African and east South American coasts.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe continents of South America and Africa were once joined together as one landmass. Evidence for this claim can be found in the fact that fossils of mesosaurs, extinct reptiles, have been unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fossils of mesosaurs are the only ones unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\nB: The fossils of mesosaurs found in western Africa are of the same geologic period as those unearthed in eastern South America.\nC: Mesosaurs in Africa migrated from Europe and mesosaurs in South America migrated from Asia.\nD: The fossils of mesosaurs were found very near the west African and east South American coasts.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe continents of South America and Africa were once joined together as one landmass. Evidence for this claim can be found in the fact that fossils of mesosaurs, extinct reptiles, have been unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fossils of mesosaurs are the only ones unearthed in both western Africa and eastern South America.\nB: The fossils of mesosaurs found in western Africa are of the same geologic period as those unearthed in eastern South America.\nC: Mesosaurs in Africa migrated from Europe and mesosaurs in South America migrated from Asia.\nD: The fossils of mesosaurs were found very near the west African and east South American coasts.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFour girls from a school, Shi Lin, Zhang Fang, Wang Yu, and Yang Hong, compete with four boys Fan Yong, Lu Wei, Zhao Hu, and Li Long in a Chinese elephant model competition. They are arranged on four tables, each with a man and a woman playing against each other. The four tables are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right. Each pair of players needs to play four games. The rules of the game: each player wins A game gets 2 points, a tie gets 1 point, and a loss game gets 0 points. At the end of the first three rounds, the total points of the four pairs of players are 6:0, 5:1, 4:2, and 3:3 in order of the difference in points. Known: (1) Zhang Fang is playing against Lu Wei, Yang Hong is playing at table 4, Wang Yu's table is to the right of Li Long's table; (2) At least one game at table 1 is a tie, 4 The total points of the two sides at the number table is not 4:2; (3) Zhao Hu's total points in the first three rounds are not ahead of his opponent, and they have not made a tie; (4) Li Long has lost three consecutive rounds, and Fan Yong is in Leading his opponent in total points in the first three rounds.\n\nQuestion:\nIf one of the following players made a tie with the opponent in the first three rounds, who is he (she)?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shi Lin\nB: Yang Hong\nC: Zhang Fang\nD: Fan Yong\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFour girls from a school, Shi Lin, Zhang Fang, Wang Yu, and Yang Hong, compete with four boys Fan Yong, Lu Wei, Zhao Hu, and Li Long in a Chinese elephant model competition. They are arranged on four tables, each with a man and a woman playing against each other. The four tables are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right. Each pair of players needs to play four games. The rules of the game: each player wins A game gets 2 points, a tie gets 1 point, and a loss game gets 0 points. At the end of the first three rounds, the total points of the four pairs of players are 6:0, 5:1, 4:2, and 3:3 in order of the difference in points. Known: (1) Zhang Fang is playing against Lu Wei, Yang Hong is playing at table 4, Wang Yu's table is to the right of Li Long's table; (2) At least one game at table 1 is a tie, 4 The total points of the two sides at the number table is not 4:2; (3) Zhao Hu's total points in the first three rounds are not ahead of his opponent, and they have not made a tie; (4) Li Long has lost three consecutive rounds, and Fan Yong is in Leading his opponent in total points in the first three rounds.\n\nQuestion:\nIf one of the following players made a tie with the opponent in the first three rounds, who is he (she)?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shi Lin\nB: Yang Hong\nC: Zhang Fang\nD: Fan Yong\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFour girls from a school, Shi Lin, Zhang Fang, Wang Yu, and Yang Hong, compete with four boys Fan Yong, Lu Wei, Zhao Hu, and Li Long in a Chinese elephant model competition. They are arranged on four tables, each with a man and a woman playing against each other. The four tables are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 from left to right. Each pair of players needs to play four games. The rules of the game: each player wins A game gets 2 points, a tie gets 1 point, and a loss game gets 0 points. At the end of the first three rounds, the total points of the four pairs of players are 6:0, 5:1, 4:2, and 3:3 in order of the difference in points. Known: (1) Zhang Fang is playing against Lu Wei, Yang Hong is playing at table 4, Wang Yu's table is to the right of Li Long's table; (2) At least one game at table 1 is a tie, 4 The total points of the two sides at the number table is not 4:2; (3) Zhao Hu's total points in the first three rounds are not ahead of his opponent, and they have not made a tie; (4) Li Long has lost three consecutive rounds, and Fan Yong is in Leading his opponent in total points in the first three rounds.\n\nQuestion:\nIf one of the following players made a tie with the opponent in the first three rounds, who is he (she)?\n\nOptions:\nA: Shi Lin\nB: Yang Hong\nC: Zhang Fang\nD: Fan Yong\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJoint liability: refers to when there are several creditors or debtors, each creditor can request the debtors to perform all the debts, and each debtor has the obligation to perform all the debts; and all the debts are eliminated due to the full performance at one time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not joint liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Responsibilities of the guarantor and the acceptor or the drawer to the holder.\nB: The responsibiliies of each shareholder to making up the capital contributions if shareholders fail to make capital contributions in accordance with regulations before the establishment of a limited liability company, \nC: The responsibiliies of the insured and the contract assignee for the payment of insurance premiums when a marine cargo insurance contract is transferred, \nD: The compensation liability of both parties to the collision for causing the third person's personal injury or death.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJoint liability: refers to when there are several creditors or debtors, each creditor can request the debtors to perform all the debts, and each debtor has the obligation to perform all the debts; and all the debts are eliminated due to the full performance at one time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is not joint liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Responsibilities of the guarantor and the acceptor or the drawer to the holder.\nB: The responsibiliies of each shareholder to making up the capital contributions if shareholders fail to make capital contributions in accordance with regulations before the establishment of a limited liability company, \nC: The responsibiliies of the insured and the contract assignee for the payment of insurance premiums when a marine cargo insurance contract is transferred, \nD: The compensation liability of both parties to the collision for causing the third person's personal injury or death.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRain-soaked soil contains less oxygen than does drier soil. The roots of melon plants perform less efficiently under the low-oxygen conditions present in rain-soaked soil. When the efficiency of melon roots is impaired, the roots do not supply sufficient amounts of the proper nutrients for the plants to perform photosynthesis at their usual levels. It follows that melon plants have a lower-than-usual rate of photosynthesis when their roots are in rain-soaked soil. When the photosynthesis of the plants slows, sugar stored in the fruits is drawn off to supply the plants with energy. Ttherefore, ripe melons harvested after a prolonged period of heavy rain should be less sweet than other ripe melons.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument as a whole; the second provides evidence that supports an objection to that conclusion.\nB: The first provides support for an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states that intermediate conclusion.\nC: The first serves as an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states the position that the argument as a whole opposes.\nD: The first states the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second supports the conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRain-soaked soil contains less oxygen than does drier soil. The roots of melon plants perform less efficiently under the low-oxygen conditions present in rain-soaked soil. When the efficiency of melon roots is impaired, the roots do not supply sufficient amounts of the proper nutrients for the plants to perform photosynthesis at their usual levels. It follows that melon plants have a lower-than-usual rate of photosynthesis when their roots are in rain-soaked soil. When the photosynthesis of the plants slows, sugar stored in the fruits is drawn off to supply the plants with energy. Ttherefore, ripe melons harvested after a prolonged period of heavy rain should be less sweet than other ripe melons.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument as a whole; the second provides evidence that supports an objection to that conclusion.\nB: The first provides support for an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states that intermediate conclusion.\nC: The first serves as an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states the position that the argument as a whole opposes.\nD: The first states the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second supports the conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRain-soaked soil contains less oxygen than does drier soil. The roots of melon plants perform less efficiently under the low-oxygen conditions present in rain-soaked soil. When the efficiency of melon roots is impaired, the roots do not supply sufficient amounts of the proper nutrients for the plants to perform photosynthesis at their usual levels. It follows that melon plants have a lower-than-usual rate of photosynthesis when their roots are in rain-soaked soil. When the photosynthesis of the plants slows, sugar stored in the fruits is drawn off to supply the plants with energy. Ttherefore, ripe melons harvested after a prolonged period of heavy rain should be less sweet than other ripe melons.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument as a whole; the second provides evidence that supports an objection to that conclusion.\nB: The first provides support for an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states that intermediate conclusion.\nC: The first serves as an intermediate conclusion that supports a further conclusion stated in the argument; the second states the position that the argument as a whole opposes.\nD: The first states the position that the argument as a whole opposes; the second supports the conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHow did ancient sages affect scientists with subversive innovations such as Einstein? On the surface, these ancients' cognition of physics and the whole field of science was naive and full of mistakes, and they knew almost nothing about science. However, they asked many fundamental questions and had a serious discussion. If contemporary scientists want to get rid of the shackles of conventional thinking, these ancient sages will be the source of inspiration: they are subversive in pursuing the forefront of knowledge. At the same time, the childish problem will guide people into Xinjiang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ancient sages' understanding of the nature of science is still enlightening.\nB: Contemporary scientific research is a bold exploration based on the achievements of predecessors.\nC: Science should continue to advance on the basis of sublating the thoughts of ancient sages.\nD: Ancient philosophical thoughts have provided assistance for scientific and innovative research.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n40% of the country's male owners believe that as long as there are pre-school children in the family, wives should not go out to work, but should stay at home to take care of children.The owners of 80 per cent of B's households do not think so, arguing that their wives' outings reflect men's respect for women. According to the survey, one in two families in country a has pre-school children, and in b, two out of every three households have pre-school children.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above judgment is correct, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more children in country A than in country B\nB: The question lacks sufficient conditions to make a definitive comparison of the support rates of husbands in country A and country B for their wives with preschool children to go out to work\nC: Husbands in country A have a lower rate of support for their wives with preschool children to go out to work than husbands in country B\nD: Husbands in country B have a lower rate of support for their wives with preschool children to go out to work than husbands in country A\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOffice manager: I will not order recycled paper for this office. Our letters to clients must make a good impression, so we cannot print them on inferior paper. Stationery supplier: Recycled paper is not necessarily inferior. In fact, from the beginning, the finest paper has been made of recycled material. it was only in the 1850s that paper began to be made from wood fiber, and then only because there were no longer enough rags to meet the demand for paper.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following ways does the stationer's response fail to address the office manager's objection to recycled paper?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the office manager's legitimate concern about quality.\nB: It assumes that the office manager is concerned about environmental issues.\nC: It does not recognize that the office manager's prejudice against recycled paper stems from ignorance.\nD: It uses irrelevant facts to justify a claim about the quality of the disputed product.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOffice manager: I will not order recycled paper for this office. Our letters to clients must make a good impression, so we cannot print them on inferior paper. Stationery supplier: Recycled paper is not necessarily inferior. In fact, from the beginning, the finest paper has been made of recycled material. it was only in the 1850s that paper began to be made from wood fiber, and then only because there were no longer enough rags to meet the demand for paper.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which one of the following ways does the stationer's response fail to address the office manager's objection to recycled paper?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the office manager's legitimate concern about quality.\nB: It assumes that the office manager is concerned about environmental issues.\nC: It does not recognize that the office manager's prejudice against recycled paper stems from ignorance.\nD: It uses irrelevant facts to justify a claim about the quality of the disputed product.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome office decided to send cadres in the office, and set up by the party commission office, personnel department, employment department composed of cadres in Xinjiang recommended group, also set zhao mou, Li Mou, Zhou Mou three recommended candidates. Party commission office, personnel department, employment department three departments respectively put forward their recommendations: Party commission office: Zhao mou, Li Mou can only go to one. Personnel department: if not selected zhao mou, not selected zhou Mou. Employment department: only not selected li mou or Zhao mou, just selected Zhou Mou.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following schemes can satisfy the three departments at the same time?\n\nOptions:\nA: Select zhou mou, do not select Zhao mou and Li Mou\nB: Select li mou and Zhao Mou, do not select Zhou Mou\nC: Send Zhao mou, do not send Li Mou and Zhou Mou\nD: Select li mou and Zhou Mou, do not select Zhao Mou\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBarnum effect: refers to people often think that a general, general personality description very accurately reveals their own characteristics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belong to the barnum effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is often found on the bus that a person yawns with an open mouth, and there are several people around who can't help but yawn.\nB: When people's emotions are low and frustrated, they lose control of their lives and their sense of security is also affected.\nC: Although the fortune teller said a lot of trivial things, many people think that the fortune teller is very accurate.\nD: Some people often doubt the correctness of their decisions or actions, like changes in their lives, and hate being restricted by others.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor many types of crops, hybrid strains have been developed that have been found in test plantings to produce significantly higher yields than were produced by traditional nonhybrid strains of those crops planted alongside them. However, in many parts of the world where farmers have abandoned traditional nonhybrid strains in favor of the hybrid strains, crop yields have not increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most farmers who plant the hybrid strains of their crops have larger farms than do farmers who continue to plant traditional nonhybrid strains of the same crops.\nB: Hybrid strains of crops produced higher yields in some areas than did nonhybrid strains in those areas.\nC: Many governments subsidize farmers who plant only hybrid strains of staple crops.\nD: The hybrid strains were tested under significantly better farming conditions than are found in most areas where farmers grow those strains.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor many types of crops, hybrid strains have been developed that have been found in test plantings to produce significantly higher yields than were produced by traditional nonhybrid strains of those crops planted alongside them. However, in many parts of the world where farmers have abandoned traditional nonhybrid strains in favor of the hybrid strains, crop yields have not increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most farmers who plant the hybrid strains of their crops have larger farms than do farmers who continue to plant traditional nonhybrid strains of the same crops.\nB: Hybrid strains of crops produced higher yields in some areas than did nonhybrid strains in those areas.\nC: Many governments subsidize farmers who plant only hybrid strains of staple crops.\nD: The hybrid strains were tested under significantly better farming conditions than are found in most areas where farmers grow those strains.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor many types of crops, hybrid strains have been developed that have been found in test plantings to produce significantly higher yields than were produced by traditional nonhybrid strains of those crops planted alongside them. However, in many parts of the world where farmers have abandoned traditional nonhybrid strains in favor of the hybrid strains, crop yields have not increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most farmers who plant the hybrid strains of their crops have larger farms than do farmers who continue to plant traditional nonhybrid strains of the same crops.\nB: Hybrid strains of crops produced higher yields in some areas than did nonhybrid strains in those areas.\nC: Many governments subsidize farmers who plant only hybrid strains of staple crops.\nD: The hybrid strains were tested under significantly better farming conditions than are found in most areas where farmers grow those strains.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Quesang is a popular word on the Internet, which refers to small and definite depression, a small worry that continues to occur in daily life but cannot get rid of. Some experts have proposed that in the face of Xiao Quesang, people should not accept or endure it helplessly, but should make efforts to turn it into Xiao Quexing. Xiao Quexing is the tiny and real sense of luck and happiness that happens to happen in one's own life that people vaguely expect in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to Xiaoquexing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Liu had a happy weekend, but he couldn't sleep at the thought of having to get up early to go to work on Monday.\nB: Xiao Zhang was determined to buy a 5G mobile phone that he had loved for a long time. When he placed an order, he found that the price of the phone was exactly reduced by 500 yuan.\nC: Xiao Huang and Xiao Fang have been in love for 10 years. Today, in the witness and blessing of their relatives and friends, they have finally entered the hall of marriage.\nD: Xiao Li doesn't like to clean his home, and he feels headache and helplessness at the thought of going back to the messy rental house after work every day.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Quesang is a popular word on the Internet, which refers to small and definite depression, a small worry that continues to occur in daily life but cannot get rid of. Some experts have proposed that in the face of Xiao Quesang, people should not accept or endure it helplessly, but should make efforts to turn it into Xiao Quexing. Xiao Quexing is the tiny and real sense of luck and happiness that happens to happen in one's own life that people vaguely expect in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to Xiaoquexing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Liu had a happy weekend, but he couldn't sleep at the thought of having to get up early to go to work on Monday.\nB: Xiao Zhang was determined to buy a 5G mobile phone that he had loved for a long time. When he placed an order, he found that the price of the phone was exactly reduced by 500 yuan.\nC: Xiao Huang and Xiao Fang have been in love for 10 years. Today, in the witness and blessing of their relatives and friends, they have finally entered the hall of marriage.\nD: Xiao Li doesn't like to clean his home, and he feels headache and helplessness at the thought of going back to the messy rental house after work every day.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Quesang is a popular word on the Internet, which refers to small and definite depression, a small worry that continues to occur in daily life but cannot get rid of. Some experts have proposed that in the face of Xiao Quesang, people should not accept or endure it helplessly, but should make efforts to turn it into Xiao Quexing. Xiao Quexing is the tiny and real sense of luck and happiness that happens to happen in one's own life that people vaguely expect in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to Xiaoquexing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Liu had a happy weekend, but he couldn't sleep at the thought of having to get up early to go to work on Monday.\nB: Xiao Zhang was determined to buy a 5G mobile phone that he had loved for a long time. When he placed an order, he found that the price of the phone was exactly reduced by 500 yuan.\nC: Xiao Huang and Xiao Fang have been in love for 10 years. Today, in the witness and blessing of their relatives and friends, they have finally entered the hall of marriage.\nD: Xiao Li doesn't like to clean his home, and he feels headache and helplessness at the thought of going back to the messy rental house after work every day.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn public speeches, some people talk long and talk endlessly; some people condense their meaning into one sentence, and this sentence is like a heavy stone, stirring up waves in the calm mind of the audience It is commendable and memorable. On October 19, 1936, at the meeting of people from all walks of life in Shanghai to sacrifice Lu Xun, my country's famous journalist, politician, and social activist Mr. Zou Taofen delivered a speech of only 33 words: Not too soon, I would like to commemorate Mr. with one sentence: Many people have fallen without a fight, and Mr. Lu Xun has fallen without a fight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main expression of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Short speeches, such as Zou Taofen's one-sentence speech, have profound meaning and strong expressive effects\nB: The phrase unyielding in battle accurately outlines Mr. Lu Xun's fighting spirit\nC: The word war contains how much people admire and praise Mr. Lu Xun\nD: Many shameless literati not only do not fight, but also slave their hands and knees; but the gentleman's eyebrows are cold and stubborn\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn public speeches, some people talk long and talk endlessly; some people condense their meaning into one sentence, and this sentence is like a heavy stone, stirring up waves in the calm mind of the audience It is commendable and memorable. On October 19, 1936, at the meeting of people from all walks of life in Shanghai to sacrifice Lu Xun, my country's famous journalist, politician, and social activist Mr. Zou Taofen delivered a speech of only 33 words: Not too soon, I would like to commemorate Mr. with one sentence: Many people have fallen without a fight, and Mr. Lu Xun has fallen without a fight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main expression of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Short speeches, such as Zou Taofen's one-sentence speech, have profound meaning and strong expressive effects\nB: The phrase unyielding in battle accurately outlines Mr. Lu Xun's fighting spirit\nC: The word war contains how much people admire and praise Mr. Lu Xun\nD: Many shameless literati not only do not fight, but also slave their hands and knees; but the gentleman's eyebrows are cold and stubborn\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn public speeches, some people talk long and talk endlessly; some people condense their meaning into one sentence, and this sentence is like a heavy stone, stirring up waves in the calm mind of the audience It is commendable and memorable. On October 19, 1936, at the meeting of people from all walks of life in Shanghai to sacrifice Lu Xun, my country's famous journalist, politician, and social activist Mr. Zou Taofen delivered a speech of only 33 words: Not too soon, I would like to commemorate Mr. with one sentence: Many people have fallen without a fight, and Mr. Lu Xun has fallen without a fight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main expression of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Short speeches, such as Zou Taofen's one-sentence speech, have profound meaning and strong expressive effects\nB: The phrase unyielding in battle accurately outlines Mr. Lu Xun's fighting spirit\nC: The word war contains how much people admire and praise Mr. Lu Xun\nD: Many shameless literati not only do not fight, but also slave their hands and knees; but the gentleman's eyebrows are cold and stubborn\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn public speeches, some people talk long and talk endlessly; some people condense their meaning into one sentence, and this sentence is like a heavy stone, stirring up waves in the calm mind of the audience It is commendable and memorable. On October 19, 1936, at the meeting of people from all walks of life in Shanghai to sacrifice Lu Xun, my country's famous journalist, politician, and social activist Mr. Zou Taofen delivered a speech of only 33 words: Not too soon, I would like to commemorate Mr. with one sentence: Many people have fallen without a fight, and Mr. Lu Xun has fallen without a fight.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main expression of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Short speeches, such as Zou Taofen's one-sentence speech, have profound meaning and strong expressive effects\nB: The phrase unyielding in battle accurately outlines Mr. Lu Xun's fighting spirit\nC: The word war contains how much people admire and praise Mr. Lu Xun\nD: Many shameless literati not only do not fight, but also slave their hands and knees; but the gentleman's eyebrows are cold and stubborn\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogical thinking is the stage of human rational cognition and the cognitive process of human reflecting the essence and law of things. Logical thinking involves not only the form of logical thinking and the rules of logical methods, but also the basic laws of logical thinking. Logical thinking forms and logical method rules refer to the abstract generalization of natural language into formal language to form initial symbols or rules, which are used to study concepts, judgment and reasoning, and only work in a local scope. The basic law of logical thinking is the fundamental criterion and basis for correct logical thinking, which is generally applicable to people's thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings violates the rules of logical thinking form and logical method?\n\nOptions:\nA: Confuse different concepts or change the meaning of the same concept.\nB: Consider two contradictory or opposing ideas to be true.\nC: There is an error of leapfrog division when dividing a concept.\nD: Take unproven assumptions as the sufficient premise of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogical thinking is the stage of human rational cognition and the cognitive process of human reflecting the essence and law of things. Logical thinking involves not only the form of logical thinking and the rules of logical methods, but also the basic laws of logical thinking. Logical thinking forms and logical method rules refer to the abstract generalization of natural language into formal language to form initial symbols or rules, which are used to study concepts, judgment and reasoning, and only work in a local scope. The basic law of logical thinking is the fundamental criterion and basis for correct logical thinking, which is generally applicable to people's thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings violates the rules of logical thinking form and logical method?\n\nOptions:\nA: Confuse different concepts or change the meaning of the same concept.\nB: Consider two contradictory or opposing ideas to be true.\nC: There is an error of leapfrog division when dividing a concept.\nD: Take unproven assumptions as the sufficient premise of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLogical thinking is the stage of human rational cognition and the cognitive process of human reflecting the essence and law of things. Logical thinking involves not only the form of logical thinking and the rules of logical methods, but also the basic laws of logical thinking. Logical thinking forms and logical method rules refer to the abstract generalization of natural language into formal language to form initial symbols or rules, which are used to study concepts, judgment and reasoning, and only work in a local scope. The basic law of logical thinking is the fundamental criterion and basis for correct logical thinking, which is generally applicable to people's thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings violates the rules of logical thinking form and logical method?\n\nOptions:\nA: Confuse different concepts or change the meaning of the same concept.\nB: Consider two contradictory or opposing ideas to be true.\nC: There is an error of leapfrog division when dividing a concept.\nD: Take unproven assumptions as the sufficient premise of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the followings is possible about the order of the five sites from west to east?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station, Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station\nB: Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station,Jiu Shang Station,Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station\nC: Hao Yun Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station,Hu Yao Station\nD: Hao Yun Station,Hu Yao Station,Fu Yi Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the followings is possible about the order of the five sites from west to east?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station, Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station\nB: Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station,Jiu Shang Station,Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station\nC: Hao Yun Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station,Hu Yao Station\nD: Hao Yun Station,Hu Yao Station,Fu Yi Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive stations have been set up in a section of the high-speed railway along the river from west to east. It is known that Fu Yi Station is located in the east of Hao Yun Station and west of Hu Yao Station, and adjacent to Hu Yao Station; Jiu Shang Station is adjacent to Yin Ling Station.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the followings is possible about the order of the five sites from west to east?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station, Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station\nB: Fu Yi Station, Hu Yao Station,Jiu Shang Station,Yin Ling Station, Hao Yun Station\nC: Hao Yun Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station, Fu Yi Station,Hu Yao Station\nD: Hao Yun Station,Hu Yao Station,Fu Yi Station,Yin Ling Station,Jiu Shang Station\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently discovered prehistoric rock paintings on small islands off the northern coast of Norway have archaeologists puzzled. The predominant theory about northern cave paintings was that they were largely a description of the current diets of the painters. This theory cannot be right, because the painters must have needed to eat the sea animals populating the waters north of Norway if they were to make the long journey to and from the islands, and there are no paintings that unambiguously depict such creatures.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument against the predominant theory about northern cave paintings EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Parts of the cave paintings on the islands did not survive the centuries.\nB: The cave paintings that were discovered on the islands depicted many land animals.\nC: The cave paintings on the islands were done by the original inhabitants of the islands who ate the meat of land animals.\nD: Once on these islands, the cave painters hunted and ate land animals.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently discovered prehistoric rock paintings on small islands off the northern coast of Norway have archaeologists puzzled. The predominant theory about northern cave paintings was that they were largely a description of the current diets of the painters. This theory cannot be right, because the painters must have needed to eat the sea animals populating the waters north of Norway if they were to make the long journey to and from the islands, and there are no paintings that unambiguously depict such creatures.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument against the predominant theory about northern cave paintings EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Parts of the cave paintings on the islands did not survive the centuries.\nB: The cave paintings that were discovered on the islands depicted many land animals.\nC: The cave paintings on the islands were done by the original inhabitants of the islands who ate the meat of land animals.\nD: Once on these islands, the cave painters hunted and ate land animals.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently discovered prehistoric rock paintings on small islands off the northern coast of Norway have archaeologists puzzled. The predominant theory about northern cave paintings was that they were largely a description of the current diets of the painters. This theory cannot be right, because the painters must have needed to eat the sea animals populating the waters north of Norway if they were to make the long journey to and from the islands, and there are no paintings that unambiguously depict such creatures.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument against the predominant theory about northern cave paintings EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Parts of the cave paintings on the islands did not survive the centuries.\nB: The cave paintings that were discovered on the islands depicted many land animals.\nC: The cave paintings on the islands were done by the original inhabitants of the islands who ate the meat of land animals.\nD: Once on these islands, the cave painters hunted and ate land animals.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are frequent theft cases in a residential community. At the request of the residents of the community, the property installed a multi-function anti-theft system for the community at the beginning of last year, and as a result, the incidence of theft cases in the community has dropped significantly. It shows that the multi-function anti-theft system can effectively lower the incidence of theft cases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best strengthen the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Last year, there was a significant increase in theft cases in residential communities that did not install this anti-theft system.\nB: Another residential coomunity nearby has also installed this anti-theft system, but the effect is not good.\nC: Since the beginning of last year, the city has strengthened public security management, and thefts have been greatly reduced.\nD: The property adopts other anti-theft measures, which also play a certain role in preventing theft cases.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are frequent theft cases in a residential community. At the request of the residents of the community, the property installed a multi-function anti-theft system for the community at the beginning of last year, and as a result, the incidence of theft cases in the community has dropped significantly. It shows that the multi-function anti-theft system can effectively lower the incidence of theft cases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best strengthen the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Last year, there was a significant increase in theft cases in residential communities that did not install this anti-theft system.\nB: Another residential coomunity nearby has also installed this anti-theft system, but the effect is not good.\nC: Since the beginning of last year, the city has strengthened public security management, and thefts have been greatly reduced.\nD: The property adopts other anti-theft measures, which also play a certain role in preventing theft cases.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are frequent theft cases in a residential community. At the request of the residents of the community, the property installed a multi-function anti-theft system for the community at the beginning of last year, and as a result, the incidence of theft cases in the community has dropped significantly. It shows that the multi-function anti-theft system can effectively lower the incidence of theft cases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best strengthen the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Last year, there was a significant increase in theft cases in residential communities that did not install this anti-theft system.\nB: Another residential coomunity nearby has also installed this anti-theft system, but the effect is not good.\nC: Since the beginning of last year, the city has strengthened public security management, and thefts have been greatly reduced.\nD: The property adopts other anti-theft measures, which also play a certain role in preventing theft cases.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe sandwich layer refers to groups who are unable to buy houses outside of government guarantees and the market.Some of them do not meet the conditions of low-rent housing but have no money to buy affordable houses, and some are not eligible to buy affordable houses but cannot afford commercial houses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be a sandwich layer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hu's mother wants to buy a split-level house, while his wife wants to buy another room with a view, Xiao Hu is caught in the middle\nB: Professor Zhang has never bought a house. He believes that buying a house is not as good as renting a house, and renting a house is not as good as borrowing a house\nC: Lao Liu used his life savings to buy a second-hand house with three bedrooms and one living room\nD: Xiao Li, Xiao Wang and Xiao Liu who have just been recruited by the company live in a temporary warehouse of the company\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe sandwich layer refers to groups who are unable to buy houses outside of government guarantees and the market.Some of them do not meet the conditions of low-rent housing but have no money to buy affordable houses, and some are not eligible to buy affordable houses but cannot afford commercial houses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be a sandwich layer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hu's mother wants to buy a split-level house, while his wife wants to buy another room with a view, Xiao Hu is caught in the middle\nB: Professor Zhang has never bought a house. He believes that buying a house is not as good as renting a house, and renting a house is not as good as borrowing a house\nC: Lao Liu used his life savings to buy a second-hand house with three bedrooms and one living room\nD: Xiao Li, Xiao Wang and Xiao Liu who have just been recruited by the company live in a temporary warehouse of the company\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe sandwich layer refers to groups who are unable to buy houses outside of government guarantees and the market.Some of them do not meet the conditions of low-rent housing but have no money to buy affordable houses, and some are not eligible to buy affordable houses but cannot afford commercial houses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be a sandwich layer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hu's mother wants to buy a split-level house, while his wife wants to buy another room with a view, Xiao Hu is caught in the middle\nB: Professor Zhang has never bought a house. He believes that buying a house is not as good as renting a house, and renting a house is not as good as borrowing a house\nC: Lao Liu used his life savings to buy a second-hand house with three bedrooms and one living room\nD: Xiao Li, Xiao Wang and Xiao Liu who have just been recruited by the company live in a temporary warehouse of the company\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnline group buying is to gather scattered consumers with the same purchase intention with the help of the Internet and buy in large quantities from merchants to obtain the most favorable price. The characteristics of online group buying are: there are transaction volume and transaction time restrictions, high price discount and small payment, so as to realize the benefits of network organizers, consumers and producers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to online group buying?\n\nOptions:\nA: A company orders 500 cotton padded clothes online and enjoys a 60% discount\nB: A shopping website solicited consumers who wanted to buy a brand of running shoes and placed an order for 3000 pairs with the manufacturer\nC: An organization's online marketing store purchases a brand product for a long time, and members enjoy a 50% discount on the original price\nD: Xiao Wang contacted more than ten neighbors to buy some furniture to reduce the freight\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnline group buying is to gather scattered consumers with the same purchase intention with the help of the Internet and buy in large quantities from merchants to obtain the most favorable price. The characteristics of online group buying are: there are transaction volume and transaction time restrictions, high price discount and small payment, so as to realize the benefits of network organizers, consumers and producers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to online group buying?\n\nOptions:\nA: A company orders 500 cotton padded clothes online and enjoys a 60% discount\nB: A shopping website solicited consumers who wanted to buy a brand of running shoes and placed an order for 3000 pairs with the manufacturer\nC: An organization's online marketing store purchases a brand product for a long time, and members enjoy a 50% discount on the original price\nD: Xiao Wang contacted more than ten neighbors to buy some furniture to reduce the freight\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnline group buying is to gather scattered consumers with the same purchase intention with the help of the Internet and buy in large quantities from merchants to obtain the most favorable price. The characteristics of online group buying are: there are transaction volume and transaction time restrictions, high price discount and small payment, so as to realize the benefits of network organizers, consumers and producers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to online group buying?\n\nOptions:\nA: A company orders 500 cotton padded clothes online and enjoys a 60% discount\nB: A shopping website solicited consumers who wanted to buy a brand of running shoes and placed an order for 3000 pairs with the manufacturer\nC: An organization's online marketing store purchases a brand product for a long time, and members enjoy a 50% discount on the original price\nD: Xiao Wang contacted more than ten neighbors to buy some furniture to reduce the freight\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's demographic agency predicts that by 2031, the country's population will fall below 127 million, and the population will decrease by 24 million in the next 40 years. To this end, the country's government has introduced a series of policies to encourage childbirth. In recent years, the total population of the country has stabilized. As of June 1, 2014, the population was 146.1 milli. The population growth from January to May 2014 was 59,100, with a growth rate of 0.04%. Therefore, some experts believe that the country's policy of encouraging childbirth has achieved the desired effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would best strengthen the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the country's government does not introduce policies to encourage childbirth, the total child population will continue to decline.\nB: If the country's government introduces a more effective policy to encourage childbirth, it can improve the quality of the population.\nC: In recent years, the total population of the country has shown a slow upward trend.\nD: The government's policy to encourage childbirth is a long-term national policy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's demographic agency predicts that by 2031, the country's population will fall below 127 million, and the population will decrease by 24 million in the next 40 years. To this end, the country's government has introduced a series of policies to encourage childbirth. In recent years, the total population of the country has stabilized. As of June 1, 2014, the population was 146.1 milli. The population growth from January to May 2014 was 59,100, with a growth rate of 0.04%. Therefore, some experts believe that the country's policy of encouraging childbirth has achieved the desired effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would best strengthen the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the country's government does not introduce policies to encourage childbirth, the total child population will continue to decline.\nB: If the country's government introduces a more effective policy to encourage childbirth, it can improve the quality of the population.\nC: In recent years, the total population of the country has shown a slow upward trend.\nD: The government's policy to encourage childbirth is a long-term national policy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA country's demographic agency predicts that by 2031, the country's population will fall below 127 million, and the population will decrease by 24 million in the next 40 years. To this end, the country's government has introduced a series of policies to encourage childbirth. In recent years, the total population of the country has stabilized. As of June 1, 2014, the population was 146.1 milli. The population growth from January to May 2014 was 59,100, with a growth rate of 0.04%. Therefore, some experts believe that the country's policy of encouraging childbirth has achieved the desired effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would best strengthen the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the country's government does not introduce policies to encourage childbirth, the total child population will continue to decline.\nB: If the country's government introduces a more effective policy to encourage childbirth, it can improve the quality of the population.\nC: In recent years, the total population of the country has shown a slow upward trend.\nD: The government's policy to encourage childbirth is a long-term national policy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen your child has a cold, the mucus in his nose and throat is caused by a cold virus. And love dairy, just stuck in the throat, people feel a little uncomfortable. When your child catches a cold, you can continue to provide him with milk or other dairy products.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above materials, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating dairy products can relieve the discomfort caused by your child's cold.\nB: Your child should not eat dairy products when he has a cold\nC: It has nothing to do with your child's discomfort with dairy products when he has a cold\nD: Eating dairy products increases the production of mucus in the throat\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen your child has a cold, the mucus in his nose and throat is caused by a cold virus. And love dairy, just stuck in the throat, people feel a little uncomfortable. When your child catches a cold, you can continue to provide him with milk or other dairy products.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above materials, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating dairy products can relieve the discomfort caused by your child's cold.\nB: Your child should not eat dairy products when he has a cold\nC: It has nothing to do with your child's discomfort with dairy products when he has a cold\nD: Eating dairy products increases the production of mucus in the throat\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen your child has a cold, the mucus in his nose and throat is caused by a cold virus. And love dairy, just stuck in the throat, people feel a little uncomfortable. When your child catches a cold, you can continue to provide him with milk or other dairy products.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above materials, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Eating dairy products can relieve the discomfort caused by your child's cold.\nB: Your child should not eat dairy products when he has a cold\nC: It has nothing to do with your child's discomfort with dairy products when he has a cold\nD: Eating dairy products increases the production of mucus in the throat\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some places have seen the phenomenon of children dropping out of school, which is related to the understanding of some parents. Some rural parents think there is no need to go to school because their children will have to work outside the country anyway. Obviously, this understanding is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who grew up not to work outside the home now have to go to school\nB: It is now necessary for some children to go to school when they grow up to work outside the home\nC: All the children who grew up to work outside the home don't have to go to school now\nD: Some children who grow up to work outside the home do not need to go to school now\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some places have seen the phenomenon of children dropping out of school, which is related to the understanding of some parents. Some rural parents think there is no need to go to school because their children will have to work outside the country anyway. Obviously, this understanding is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who grew up not to work outside the home now have to go to school\nB: It is now necessary for some children to go to school when they grow up to work outside the home\nC: All the children who grew up to work outside the home don't have to go to school now\nD: Some children who grow up to work outside the home do not need to go to school now\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some places have seen the phenomenon of children dropping out of school, which is related to the understanding of some parents. Some rural parents think there is no need to go to school because their children will have to work outside the country anyway. Obviously, this understanding is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who grew up not to work outside the home now have to go to school\nB: It is now necessary for some children to go to school when they grow up to work outside the home\nC: All the children who grew up to work outside the home don't have to go to school now\nD: Some children who grow up to work outside the home do not need to go to school now\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person' s intake of refined sugar and of foods that break down into sugars during digestion is the dietary source of virtually all of the glucose (a type of sugar) that reaches that person' s bloodstream. Coffee, however, which itself does not break down into sugars during digestion, sometimes causes a person' s blood-glucose level to rise dramatically, even if the coffee is consumed without cream or any sweeteners.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best helps to explain coffee's effect on blood-glucose levels as it is described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with sedentary office jobs are more likely to drink large amounts of coffee and to have higher blood-glucose levels than are people with jobs requiring constant physical activity.\nB: People often drink coffee after a meal consisting of several types of foods that themselves rapidly break down into sugars during digestion.\nC: For many people, the consumption of one piece of chocolate cake has the same stimulating effect as one cup of plain coffee.\nD: Drinking more than two cups of coffee in an hour increases a person's level of stress, and the body reacts to stress by releasing stored glucose into the blood.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person' s intake of refined sugar and of foods that break down into sugars during digestion is the dietary source of virtually all of the glucose (a type of sugar) that reaches that person' s bloodstream. Coffee, however, which itself does not break down into sugars during digestion, sometimes causes a person' s blood-glucose level to rise dramatically, even if the coffee is consumed without cream or any sweeteners.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best helps to explain coffee's effect on blood-glucose levels as it is described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with sedentary office jobs are more likely to drink large amounts of coffee and to have higher blood-glucose levels than are people with jobs requiring constant physical activity.\nB: People often drink coffee after a meal consisting of several types of foods that themselves rapidly break down into sugars during digestion.\nC: For many people, the consumption of one piece of chocolate cake has the same stimulating effect as one cup of plain coffee.\nD: Drinking more than two cups of coffee in an hour increases a person's level of stress, and the body reacts to stress by releasing stored glucose into the blood.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the founding of new China, China's higher education mechanism has changed several times, but it is basically managed by the government. Over the past ten years of reform and opening up, the reform of higher education system has taken important steps and made great achievements. However, on the whole, it still lags behind the process of economic system reform and social development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments does the above paragraph mainly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's higher education system needs supporting reform to adapt to economic system reform and social development.\nB: Since the reform and opening up, China's higher education system reform has made great achievements.\nC: The original higher education system has never adapted to the needs of social development.\nD: Since the founding of new China, China's higher education system has undergone many changes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the founding of new China, China's higher education mechanism has changed several times, but it is basically managed by the government. Over the past ten years of reform and opening up, the reform of higher education system has taken important steps and made great achievements. However, on the whole, it still lags behind the process of economic system reform and social development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments does the above paragraph mainly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's higher education system needs supporting reform to adapt to economic system reform and social development.\nB: Since the reform and opening up, China's higher education system reform has made great achievements.\nC: The original higher education system has never adapted to the needs of social development.\nD: Since the founding of new China, China's higher education system has undergone many changes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the founding of new China, China's higher education mechanism has changed several times, but it is basically managed by the government. Over the past ten years of reform and opening up, the reform of higher education system has taken important steps and made great achievements. However, on the whole, it still lags behind the process of economic system reform and social development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments does the above paragraph mainly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's higher education system needs supporting reform to adapt to economic system reform and social development.\nB: Since the reform and opening up, China's higher education system reform has made great achievements.\nC: The original higher education system has never adapted to the needs of social development.\nD: Since the founding of new China, China's higher education system has undergone many changes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of agriculture in our country today, it is very difficult to advance by leaps and bounds in any one of them. Now structural adjustment has attracted great attention, but supporting reforms in other aspects should not be ignored, especially market-oriented reform must be speeded up. We should establish a unified market throughout the country and promote the free flow of rural elements and products. If the market mechanism does not develop as it should be, then the market-oriented structural adjustment will lose the most important foundation and it will be impossible to give full play to the regional layout and comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main problem discussed in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Market is the orientation of rural structure adjustment.\nB: The advantages of market mechanism have not been brought into full play.\nC: The market-oriented reform of agriculture needs to be speeded up.\nD: The adjustment of agricultural structure can not be achieved overnight.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of agriculture in our country today, it is very difficult to advance by leaps and bounds in any one of them. Now structural adjustment has attracted great attention, but supporting reforms in other aspects should not be ignored, especially market-oriented reform must be speeded up. We should establish a unified market throughout the country and promote the free flow of rural elements and products. If the market mechanism does not develop as it should be, then the market-oriented structural adjustment will lose the most important foundation and it will be impossible to give full play to the regional layout and comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main problem discussed in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Market is the orientation of rural structure adjustment.\nB: The advantages of market mechanism have not been brought into full play.\nC: The market-oriented reform of agriculture needs to be speeded up.\nD: The adjustment of agricultural structure can not be achieved overnight.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of agriculture in our country today, it is very difficult to advance by leaps and bounds in any one of them. Now structural adjustment has attracted great attention, but supporting reforms in other aspects should not be ignored, especially market-oriented reform must be speeded up. We should establish a unified market throughout the country and promote the free flow of rural elements and products. If the market mechanism does not develop as it should be, then the market-oriented structural adjustment will lose the most important foundation and it will be impossible to give full play to the regional layout and comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main problem discussed in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Market is the orientation of rural structure adjustment.\nB: The advantages of market mechanism have not been brought into full play.\nC: The market-oriented reform of agriculture needs to be speeded up.\nD: The adjustment of agricultural structure can not be achieved overnight.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe closest distance from the earth to Mars is about 55 million kilometers, and the farthest is more than 400 million kilometers. Only when the angle between the earth and Mars is 70° can the probe reach Mars as scheduled. Therefore, my country is expected to launch a Mars probe in 2020, and the following year. Landing on Mars, an aerospace expert commented: If this opportunity in 2020 cannot be seized, then the next suitable launch time will be delayed until at least 2022.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise that needs to be supplemented for the above-mentioned expert's comment to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the Mars rover is launched, it will take no less than 7 months of flight to reach the orbit of Mars\nB: China needs to launch a Mars probe in 2020 to narrow the gap with Western space powers as soon as possible\nC: The relative near point of Earth and Mars occurs about every 15 years, and the year when the two are close is the best time to land on Mars\nD: Launching a Mars rover must wait until the Earth and Mars form a certain angle, and this opportunity only occurs every 26 months\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe closest distance from the earth to Mars is about 55 million kilometers, and the farthest is more than 400 million kilometers. Only when the angle between the earth and Mars is 70° can the probe reach Mars as scheduled. Therefore, my country is expected to launch a Mars probe in 2020, and the following year. Landing on Mars, an aerospace expert commented: If this opportunity in 2020 cannot be seized, then the next suitable launch time will be delayed until at least 2022.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise that needs to be supplemented for the above-mentioned expert's comment to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the Mars rover is launched, it will take no less than 7 months of flight to reach the orbit of Mars\nB: China needs to launch a Mars probe in 2020 to narrow the gap with Western space powers as soon as possible\nC: The relative near point of Earth and Mars occurs about every 15 years, and the year when the two are close is the best time to land on Mars\nD: Launching a Mars rover must wait until the Earth and Mars form a certain angle, and this opportunity only occurs every 26 months\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe closest distance from the earth to Mars is about 55 million kilometers, and the farthest is more than 400 million kilometers. Only when the angle between the earth and Mars is 70° can the probe reach Mars as scheduled. Therefore, my country is expected to launch a Mars probe in 2020, and the following year. Landing on Mars, an aerospace expert commented: If this opportunity in 2020 cannot be seized, then the next suitable launch time will be delayed until at least 2022.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise that needs to be supplemented for the above-mentioned expert's comment to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the Mars rover is launched, it will take no less than 7 months of flight to reach the orbit of Mars\nB: China needs to launch a Mars probe in 2020 to narrow the gap with Western space powers as soon as possible\nC: The relative near point of Earth and Mars occurs about every 15 years, and the year when the two are close is the best time to land on Mars\nD: Launching a Mars rover must wait until the Earth and Mars form a certain angle, and this opportunity only occurs every 26 months\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe technological development process of mankind in modern times is different from that of ancient times. The development of ancient technologies is only incidental events, such as gunpowder, compasses, etc., although they have had a major impact in military history, due to the simple structure, there has been no major improvement in the subsequent. This is not the case in modern technology. From the layout of the engine to the steam engine, and then to the internal combustion engine, the electric motor, the technological progress is continuous, and it is also a linear process that can be expected. Therefore, it can aim at the future and make an advanced leap in the process, such as Qian Xuesen in the case of China's very weak basic industry, It advocates focusing on the development of missiles instead of aircraft; the United States directly launched the Apollo moon landing program when artificial earth satellites and manned spaceflight lag behind the Soviet Union. These are typical manifestations of leapfrog development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leapfrogging development is the prerequisite for seizing opportunities in technological development\nB: The path of modern technology development is essentially different from that of ancient times\nC: Courage and courage are the spiritual qualities that support leapfrog development\nD: The unlimited pursuit of technological improvement can achieve leapfrog development\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe technological development process of mankind in modern times is different from that of ancient times. The development of ancient technologies is only incidental events, such as gunpowder, compasses, etc., although they have had a major impact in military history, due to the simple structure, there has been no major improvement in the subsequent. This is not the case in modern technology. From the layout of the engine to the steam engine, and then to the internal combustion engine, the electric motor, the technological progress is continuous, and it is also a linear process that can be expected. Therefore, it can aim at the future and make an advanced leap in the process, such as Qian Xuesen in the case of China's very weak basic industry, It advocates focusing on the development of missiles instead of aircraft; the United States directly launched the Apollo moon landing program when artificial earth satellites and manned spaceflight lag behind the Soviet Union. These are typical manifestations of leapfrog development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leapfrogging development is the prerequisite for seizing opportunities in technological development\nB: The path of modern technology development is essentially different from that of ancient times\nC: Courage and courage are the spiritual qualities that support leapfrog development\nD: The unlimited pursuit of technological improvement can achieve leapfrog development\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe technological development process of mankind in modern times is different from that of ancient times. The development of ancient technologies is only incidental events, such as gunpowder, compasses, etc., although they have had a major impact in military history, due to the simple structure, there has been no major improvement in the subsequent. This is not the case in modern technology. From the layout of the engine to the steam engine, and then to the internal combustion engine, the electric motor, the technological progress is continuous, and it is also a linear process that can be expected. Therefore, it can aim at the future and make an advanced leap in the process, such as Qian Xuesen in the case of China's very weak basic industry, It advocates focusing on the development of missiles instead of aircraft; the United States directly launched the Apollo moon landing program when artificial earth satellites and manned spaceflight lag behind the Soviet Union. These are typical manifestations of leapfrog development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leapfrogging development is the prerequisite for seizing opportunities in technological development\nB: The path of modern technology development is essentially different from that of ancient times\nC: Courage and courage are the spiritual qualities that support leapfrog development\nD: The unlimited pursuit of technological improvement can achieve leapfrog development\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe technological development process of mankind in modern times is different from that of ancient times. The development of ancient technologies is only incidental events, such as gunpowder, compasses, etc., although they have had a major impact in military history, due to the simple structure, there has been no major improvement in the subsequent. This is not the case in modern technology. From the layout of the engine to the steam engine, and then to the internal combustion engine, the electric motor, the technological progress is continuous, and it is also a linear process that can be expected. Therefore, it can aim at the future and make an advanced leap in the process, such as Qian Xuesen in the case of China's very weak basic industry, It advocates focusing on the development of missiles instead of aircraft; the United States directly launched the Apollo moon landing program when artificial earth satellites and manned spaceflight lag behind the Soviet Union. These are typical manifestations of leapfrog development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leapfrogging development is the prerequisite for seizing opportunities in technological development\nB: The path of modern technology development is essentially different from that of ancient times\nC: Courage and courage are the spiritual qualities that support leapfrog development\nD: The unlimited pursuit of technological improvement can achieve leapfrog development\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough 5 million people in China have been getting rid of illiteracy every year in the past two years, the situation of illiteracy eradication is not optimistic. China's adult non-illiteracy rate ranks behind in Asia, and the rate of illiteracy eradication is also slower than that of neighboring countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the meaning of words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Five million people in China become blind every year.\nB: China's literacy record is not ideal.\nC: China lags behind Asian countries in literacy.\nD: Literacy is too slow.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough 5 million people in China have been getting rid of illiteracy every year in the past two years, the situation of illiteracy eradication is not optimistic. China's adult non-illiteracy rate ranks behind in Asia, and the rate of illiteracy eradication is also slower than that of neighboring countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the meaning of words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Five million people in China become blind every year.\nB: China's literacy record is not ideal.\nC: China lags behind Asian countries in literacy.\nD: Literacy is too slow.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough 5 million people in China have been getting rid of illiteracy every year in the past two years, the situation of illiteracy eradication is not optimistic. China's adult non-illiteracy rate ranks behind in Asia, and the rate of illiteracy eradication is also slower than that of neighboring countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the meaning of words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Five million people in China become blind every year.\nB: China's literacy record is not ideal.\nC: China lags behind Asian countries in literacy.\nD: Literacy is too slow.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe experiment found that when mice were suddenly exposed to loud sound (fear), specific cells in the brain amygdala of mice were more active, and a special fear protein in the brain would increase. The content of this fear protein lies in a substance called glual. Mice lacking glual would maintain the fear memory related to loud sound, while other mice would not. Therefore, the experiment concluded that glual was developed These drugs can help people delete bad memories such as pain or fear, leaving only happy times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap between mouse and human nervous system, so it is difficult to apply the results of mouse experiment to human\nB: The amygdala is responsible for the generation and regulation of negative emotions such as anxiety, impatience, fear and fear\nC: Glual deleted the memory of terror and self-protection\nD: Use glual drugs long term may lead to amnesia\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe experiment found that when mice were suddenly exposed to loud sound (fear), specific cells in the brain amygdala of mice were more active, and a special fear protein in the brain would increase. The content of this fear protein lies in a substance called glual. Mice lacking glual would maintain the fear memory related to loud sound, while other mice would not. Therefore, the experiment concluded that glual was developed These drugs can help people delete bad memories such as pain or fear, leaving only happy times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap between mouse and human nervous system, so it is difficult to apply the results of mouse experiment to human\nB: The amygdala is responsible for the generation and regulation of negative emotions such as anxiety, impatience, fear and fear\nC: Glual deleted the memory of terror and self-protection\nD: Use glual drugs long term may lead to amnesia\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe experiment found that when mice were suddenly exposed to loud sound (fear), specific cells in the brain amygdala of mice were more active, and a special fear protein in the brain would increase. The content of this fear protein lies in a substance called glual. Mice lacking glual would maintain the fear memory related to loud sound, while other mice would not. Therefore, the experiment concluded that glual was developed These drugs can help people delete bad memories such as pain or fear, leaving only happy times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap between mouse and human nervous system, so it is difficult to apply the results of mouse experiment to human\nB: The amygdala is responsible for the generation and regulation of negative emotions such as anxiety, impatience, fear and fear\nC: Glual deleted the memory of terror and self-protection\nD: Use glual drugs long term may lead to amnesia\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe experiment found that when mice were suddenly exposed to loud sound (fear), specific cells in the brain amygdala of mice were more active, and a special fear protein in the brain would increase. The content of this fear protein lies in a substance called glual. Mice lacking glual would maintain the fear memory related to loud sound, while other mice would not. Therefore, the experiment concluded that glual was developed These drugs can help people delete bad memories such as pain or fear, leaving only happy times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, cannot challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a big gap between mouse and human nervous system, so it is difficult to apply the results of mouse experiment to human\nB: The amygdala is responsible for the generation and regulation of negative emotions such as anxiety, impatience, fear and fear\nC: Glual deleted the memory of terror and self-protection\nD: Use glual drugs long term may lead to amnesia\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China's commercial UAV has gradually appeared in surveying and mapping, military and police, agriculture, emergency relief and other professional fields, but the demand of these professional markets has not increased rapidly and there are industrial level and institutional constraints behind it. For example, the level of modern agriculture in China is not high, and the progress of UAV in agricultural extension is not fast. Agricultural operators do not know about drones, or do not have a strong willingness to invest, and the source of funds is not guaranteed, so that this potential market demand can not be transformed into transactions. At the same time, the lack of operational personnel also restricts the promotion of drones in the agricultural market. In order to achieve the best spraying effect in the agricultural operation of UAV, the requirement of aircraft control is very high, which is difficult for ordinary farmers to master. To overcome these obstacles, it is not easy to rely on the strength of the enterprise itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is this passage intended to emphasize our country?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability and speed of enterprises to open up the UAV market need to be improved\nB: The current economic level is not suitable for large-scale promotion of UAV technology\nC: The lack of professional and technical personnel limits the promotion of UAV in agriculture\nD: Commercial UAV has not been fully developed in the professional market for a variety of reasons\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China's commercial UAV has gradually appeared in surveying and mapping, military and police, agriculture, emergency relief and other professional fields, but the demand of these professional markets has not increased rapidly and there are industrial level and institutional constraints behind it. For example, the level of modern agriculture in China is not high, and the progress of UAV in agricultural extension is not fast. Agricultural operators do not know about drones, or do not have a strong willingness to invest, and the source of funds is not guaranteed, so that this potential market demand can not be transformed into transactions. At the same time, the lack of operational personnel also restricts the promotion of drones in the agricultural market. In order to achieve the best spraying effect in the agricultural operation of UAV, the requirement of aircraft control is very high, which is difficult for ordinary farmers to master. To overcome these obstacles, it is not easy to rely on the strength of the enterprise itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is this passage intended to emphasize our country?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability and speed of enterprises to open up the UAV market need to be improved\nB: The current economic level is not suitable for large-scale promotion of UAV technology\nC: The lack of professional and technical personnel limits the promotion of UAV in agriculture\nD: Commercial UAV has not been fully developed in the professional market for a variety of reasons\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China's commercial UAV has gradually appeared in surveying and mapping, military and police, agriculture, emergency relief and other professional fields, but the demand of these professional markets has not increased rapidly and there are industrial level and institutional constraints behind it. For example, the level of modern agriculture in China is not high, and the progress of UAV in agricultural extension is not fast. Agricultural operators do not know about drones, or do not have a strong willingness to invest, and the source of funds is not guaranteed, so that this potential market demand can not be transformed into transactions. At the same time, the lack of operational personnel also restricts the promotion of drones in the agricultural market. In order to achieve the best spraying effect in the agricultural operation of UAV, the requirement of aircraft control is very high, which is difficult for ordinary farmers to master. To overcome these obstacles, it is not easy to rely on the strength of the enterprise itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is this passage intended to emphasize our country?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability and speed of enterprises to open up the UAV market need to be improved\nB: The current economic level is not suitable for large-scale promotion of UAV technology\nC: The lack of professional and technical personnel limits the promotion of UAV in agriculture\nD: Commercial UAV has not been fully developed in the professional market for a variety of reasons\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDon't do it because it's a minor bad thing and don't stop doing it because it's a minor good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of it?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only small acts of kindness are worth doing.\nB: The development of things is a process from quantitative change to qualitative change. Daizen and the great evil come from very small things.\nC: Do things should dare to face the challenge, do evil must do great evil.easy things are not worth doing.\nD: We should do small good deeds and big evil deeds.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA committee works for two years and is composed of 4 members each year, 2 of which are from the following 4 judges: F, G, H and I, and the other 2 members are from the following 3 scientists: V, Y and Z. Each year, the committee is chaired by one member. A member who chairs the first year must retire from the committee during the second year. The person who chairs the second year must be a member of the committee during the first year. The committee members must meet the following conditions: G and V cannot be members of the committee in the same year. H and Y cannot be members of this committee in the same year. Each year, only one of I and V is a member of this committee.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is the chairman in the first year, which of the followings can be the chairman in the second year?\n\nOptions:\nA: F\nB: G\nC: Y\nD: I\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA committee works for two years and is composed of 4 members each year, 2 of which are from the following 4 judges: F, G, H and I, and the other 2 members are from the following 3 scientists: V, Y and Z. Each year, the committee is chaired by one member. A member who chairs the first year must retire from the committee during the second year. The person who chairs the second year must be a member of the committee during the first year. The committee members must meet the following conditions: G and V cannot be members of the committee in the same year. H and Y cannot be members of this committee in the same year. Each year, only one of I and V is a member of this committee.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is the chairman in the first year, which of the followings can be the chairman in the second year?\n\nOptions:\nA: F\nB: G\nC: Y\nD: I\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA committee works for two years and is composed of 4 members each year, 2 of which are from the following 4 judges: F, G, H and I, and the other 2 members are from the following 3 scientists: V, Y and Z. Each year, the committee is chaired by one member. A member who chairs the first year must retire from the committee during the second year. The person who chairs the second year must be a member of the committee during the first year. The committee members must meet the following conditions: G and V cannot be members of the committee in the same year. H and Y cannot be members of this committee in the same year. Each year, only one of I and V is a member of this committee.\n\nQuestion:\nIf H is the chairman in the first year, which of the followings can be the chairman in the second year?\n\nOptions:\nA: F\nB: G\nC: Y\nD: I\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenestopathia is a kind of sensory disorder. It refers to all kinds of discomfort and unbearable abnormal feelings inside the body, such as traction, extrusion, swimming, ant crawling, etc. different from visceral hallucinations, patients can not clearly point out the specific unsuitable parts, which are more common in schizophrenia, schizophrenia, depression and mental disorders after brain trauma.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to Senestopathia??\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient who had just finished the operation and had not fully awakened from anesthesia regarded the plastic tube as a snake, so he tried to avoid it and tried to pull it out\nB: A schizophrenic felt that his stomach was first burned by a fire and pierced by many needles\nC: A patient with depression feels dazed, his voice becomes very low and distant, and the color of his surrounding environment becomes blurred\nD: A psychotic feels as if there is air running around inside his body, but he can't point out exactly where he feels uncomfortable\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenestopathia is a kind of sensory disorder. It refers to all kinds of discomfort and unbearable abnormal feelings inside the body, such as traction, extrusion, swimming, ant crawling, etc. different from visceral hallucinations, patients can not clearly point out the specific unsuitable parts, which are more common in schizophrenia, schizophrenia, depression and mental disorders after brain trauma.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to Senestopathia??\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient who had just finished the operation and had not fully awakened from anesthesia regarded the plastic tube as a snake, so he tried to avoid it and tried to pull it out\nB: A schizophrenic felt that his stomach was first burned by a fire and pierced by many needles\nC: A patient with depression feels dazed, his voice becomes very low and distant, and the color of his surrounding environment becomes blurred\nD: A psychotic feels as if there is air running around inside his body, but he can't point out exactly where he feels uncomfortable\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenestopathia is a kind of sensory disorder. It refers to all kinds of discomfort and unbearable abnormal feelings inside the body, such as traction, extrusion, swimming, ant crawling, etc. different from visceral hallucinations, patients can not clearly point out the specific unsuitable parts, which are more common in schizophrenia, schizophrenia, depression and mental disorders after brain trauma.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to Senestopathia??\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient who had just finished the operation and had not fully awakened from anesthesia regarded the plastic tube as a snake, so he tried to avoid it and tried to pull it out\nB: A schizophrenic felt that his stomach was first burned by a fire and pierced by many needles\nC: A patient with depression feels dazed, his voice becomes very low and distant, and the color of his surrounding environment becomes blurred\nD: A psychotic feels as if there is air running around inside his body, but he can't point out exactly where he feels uncomfortable\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, people have always been prejudiced against the night of the full moon, because in some legends, someone will become a werewolf on the night of the full moon. However, a recent study showed that patients with heart disease not only have the lowest incidence during the full moon, but also the death rate will drop significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the full moon, the gravitational effect of the moon and the sun is the strongest, so it is most conducive to the circulation and metabolism of the body's various organ systems\nB: Researchers monitored hundreds of heart disease patients and found that their cardiovascular system was at its best during the full moon\nC: The latest statistics show that patients with heart disease spend longer in hospitals during the full moon period than other lunar cycle phases\nD: Researchers analyzed the cases of several heart disease patients and found that the probability of a heart attack during the full moon was significantly reduced\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, people have always been prejudiced against the night of the full moon, because in some legends, someone will become a werewolf on the night of the full moon. However, a recent study showed that patients with heart disease not only have the lowest incidence during the full moon, but also the death rate will drop significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the full moon, the gravitational effect of the moon and the sun is the strongest, so it is most conducive to the circulation and metabolism of the body's various organ systems\nB: Researchers monitored hundreds of heart disease patients and found that their cardiovascular system was at its best during the full moon\nC: The latest statistics show that patients with heart disease spend longer in hospitals during the full moon period than other lunar cycle phases\nD: Researchers analyzed the cases of several heart disease patients and found that the probability of a heart attack during the full moon was significantly reduced\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, people have always been prejudiced against the night of the full moon, because in some legends, someone will become a werewolf on the night of the full moon. However, a recent study showed that patients with heart disease not only have the lowest incidence during the full moon, but also the death rate will drop significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the full moon, the gravitational effect of the moon and the sun is the strongest, so it is most conducive to the circulation and metabolism of the body's various organ systems\nB: Researchers monitored hundreds of heart disease patients and found that their cardiovascular system was at its best during the full moon\nC: The latest statistics show that patients with heart disease spend longer in hospitals during the full moon period than other lunar cycle phases\nD: Researchers analyzed the cases of several heart disease patients and found that the probability of a heart attack during the full moon was significantly reduced\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, people have always been prejudiced against the night of the full moon, because in some legends, someone will become a werewolf on the night of the full moon. However, a recent study showed that patients with heart disease not only have the lowest incidence during the full moon, but also the death rate will drop significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the full moon, the gravitational effect of the moon and the sun is the strongest, so it is most conducive to the circulation and metabolism of the body's various organ systems\nB: Researchers monitored hundreds of heart disease patients and found that their cardiovascular system was at its best during the full moon\nC: The latest statistics show that patients with heart disease spend longer in hospitals during the full moon period than other lunar cycle phases\nD: Researchers analyzed the cases of several heart disease patients and found that the probability of a heart attack during the full moon was significantly reduced\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people fear that global warming will cause the large ice formations in the polar seas to melt, thereby warming the waters of those seas and threatening the plankton that is crucial to the marine food chain. Some scientists contend that it is unlikely that the melting process has begun, since water temperatures in the polar seas are the same today as they were a century ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the scientists'contention?\n\nOptions:\nA: The overall effect of the melting process will be an increase in global sea levels.\nB: The mean temperature of ocean waters near the equator has remained constant over the past 100 years.\nC: The mean air temperature above both land and water in the polar regions has not varied significantly over the past 100 years.\nD: The temperature of water that contains melting ice tends to remain constant until all of the ice in the ice-and-water mixture has melted.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome people fear that global warming will cause the large ice formations in the polar seas to melt, thereby warming the waters of those seas and threatening the plankton that is crucial to the marine food chain. Some scientists contend that it is unlikely that the melting process has begun, since water temperatures in the polar seas are the same today as they were a century ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously undermines the scientists'contention?\n\nOptions:\nA: The overall effect of the melting process will be an increase in global sea levels.\nB: The mean temperature of ocean waters near the equator has remained constant over the past 100 years.\nC: The mean air temperature above both land and water in the polar regions has not varied significantly over the past 100 years.\nD: The temperature of water that contains melting ice tends to remain constant until all of the ice in the ice-and-water mixture has melted.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHerbalist: While standard antibiotics typically have just one active ingredient, herbal antibacterial remedies typically contain several. Thus, such herbal remedies are more likely to retain their effectiveness against new, resistant strains of bacteria than are standard antibiotics. For a strain of bacteria, the difficulty of developing resistance to an herbal antibacterial remedy is like a cook' s difficulty in trying to prepare a single meal that will please all of several dozen guests, a task far more difficult than preparing one meal that will please a single guest.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the analogy drawn in the argument above, which one of the following corresponds to a standard antibiotic?\n\nOptions:\nA: several dozen guests\nB: a cook\nC: a single guest\nD: the ingredients available to a cook\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHerbalist: While standard antibiotics typically have just one active ingredient, herbal antibacterial remedies typically contain several. Thus, such herbal remedies are more likely to retain their effectiveness against new, resistant strains of bacteria than are standard antibiotics. For a strain of bacteria, the difficulty of developing resistance to an herbal antibacterial remedy is like a cook' s difficulty in trying to prepare a single meal that will please all of several dozen guests, a task far more difficult than preparing one meal that will please a single guest.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the analogy drawn in the argument above, which one of the following corresponds to a standard antibiotic?\n\nOptions:\nA: several dozen guests\nB: a cook\nC: a single guest\nD: the ingredients available to a cook\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHerbalist: While standard antibiotics typically have just one active ingredient, herbal antibacterial remedies typically contain several. Thus, such herbal remedies are more likely to retain their effectiveness against new, resistant strains of bacteria than are standard antibiotics. For a strain of bacteria, the difficulty of developing resistance to an herbal antibacterial remedy is like a cook' s difficulty in trying to prepare a single meal that will please all of several dozen guests, a task far more difficult than preparing one meal that will please a single guest.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the analogy drawn in the argument above, which one of the following corresponds to a standard antibiotic?\n\nOptions:\nA: several dozen guests\nB: a cook\nC: a single guest\nD: the ingredients available to a cook\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Civil service Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: For the assessment of civil servants, in accordance with the authority of management, a comprehensive assessment of civil servants' virtue, ability, diligence, performance, honest, with emphasis on the assessment of work performance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: As a civil servant, the most important thing is actual performance, but other aspects of performance cannot be ignored.\nB: As long as the work performance is outstanding, other things are not important.\nC: As a civil servant, virtue is the most important.\nD: The virtue, ability, diligence, performance and honest of civil servants are equally important.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Civil service Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: For the assessment of civil servants, in accordance with the authority of management, a comprehensive assessment of civil servants' virtue, ability, diligence, performance, honest, with emphasis on the assessment of work performance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: As a civil servant, the most important thing is actual performance, but other aspects of performance cannot be ignored.\nB: As long as the work performance is outstanding, other things are not important.\nC: As a civil servant, virtue is the most important.\nD: The virtue, ability, diligence, performance and honest of civil servants are equally important.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Civil service Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: For the assessment of civil servants, in accordance with the authority of management, a comprehensive assessment of civil servants' virtue, ability, diligence, performance, honest, with emphasis on the assessment of work performance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: As a civil servant, the most important thing is actual performance, but other aspects of performance cannot be ignored.\nB: As long as the work performance is outstanding, other things are not important.\nC: As a civil servant, virtue is the most important.\nD: The virtue, ability, diligence, performance and honest of civil servants are equally important.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Wang: Do you think Mission Impossible 3 was shot well? Xiao Ma: I don't think it is good. Xiao Wang: Then you mean it is not good? Xiao Ma: I didn't say anything bad. Xiao Wang: if it's not good, it's bad.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept for any of the following, can it be a correct evaluation of the dialogue between Xiao Wang and Xiao Ma?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang means to let Xiao Ma make a clear evaluation of Mission Impossible 3\nB: Xiao Ma's words are inconsistent\nC: Xiao Wang did not correctly understand the meaning of the pony's two answers\nD: The Xiao Ma thought that Mission impossible 3 was a mediocre film\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Wang: Do you think Mission Impossible 3 was shot well? Xiao Ma: I don't think it is good. Xiao Wang: Then you mean it is not good? Xiao Ma: I didn't say anything bad. Xiao Wang: if it's not good, it's bad.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept for any of the following, can it be a correct evaluation of the dialogue between Xiao Wang and Xiao Ma?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang means to let Xiao Ma make a clear evaluation of Mission Impossible 3\nB: Xiao Ma's words are inconsistent\nC: Xiao Wang did not correctly understand the meaning of the pony's two answers\nD: The Xiao Ma thought that Mission impossible 3 was a mediocre film\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1995, hundreds of poor children in India have suffered from an acute brain disease every year. Children often have epilepsy symptoms in the early morning, and many children die quickly. This situation usually occurs from May to July every year. Litchi is abundant in this area, and may to July happens to be the time for litchi to mature. Therefore, some people suspect that this disease may be related to litchi. The study found that, All litchi contain methylenecycloalanine and hypoglycine, and the contents of these two substances are higher in immature litchi. The researchers believe that these patients belong to hypoglycine and methylenecycloalanine poisoning, and the disease outbreak is indeed related to a large number of litchi consumption.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Methylenecyclopropyl glycine and hypoglycine were detected in urine samples of all children\nB: Residents limited the number of children eating litchi every day according to official recommendations, and the number of patients decreased significantly two years later\nC: Compared with children without symptoms, sick children were more likely to have eaten litchi before illness\nD: Sick children were more likely to eat raw or rotten litchi than asymptomatic children\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1995, hundreds of poor children in India have suffered from an acute brain disease every year. Children often have epilepsy symptoms in the early morning, and many children die quickly. This situation usually occurs from May to July every year. Litchi is abundant in this area, and may to July happens to be the time for litchi to mature. Therefore, some people suspect that this disease may be related to litchi. The study found that, All litchi contain methylenecycloalanine and hypoglycine, and the contents of these two substances are higher in immature litchi. The researchers believe that these patients belong to hypoglycine and methylenecycloalanine poisoning, and the disease outbreak is indeed related to a large number of litchi consumption.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Methylenecyclopropyl glycine and hypoglycine were detected in urine samples of all children\nB: Residents limited the number of children eating litchi every day according to official recommendations, and the number of patients decreased significantly two years later\nC: Compared with children without symptoms, sick children were more likely to have eaten litchi before illness\nD: Sick children were more likely to eat raw or rotten litchi than asymptomatic children\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 1995, hundreds of poor children in India have suffered from an acute brain disease every year. Children often have epilepsy symptoms in the early morning, and many children die quickly. This situation usually occurs from May to July every year. Litchi is abundant in this area, and may to July happens to be the time for litchi to mature. Therefore, some people suspect that this disease may be related to litchi. The study found that, All litchi contain methylenecycloalanine and hypoglycine, and the contents of these two substances are higher in immature litchi. The researchers believe that these patients belong to hypoglycine and methylenecycloalanine poisoning, and the disease outbreak is indeed related to a large number of litchi consumption.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Methylenecyclopropyl glycine and hypoglycine were detected in urine samples of all children\nB: Residents limited the number of children eating litchi every day according to official recommendations, and the number of patients decreased significantly two years later\nC: Compared with children without symptoms, sick children were more likely to have eaten litchi before illness\nD: Sick children were more likely to eat raw or rotten litchi than asymptomatic children\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 1978 to 1988, beverage containers accounted for a steadily decreasing percentage of the total weight of household garbage in the United States. The increasingly widespread practice of recycling aluminum and glass was responsible for most of this decline. However, although aluminum recycling was more widely practiced in this period than glass recycling, it was found that the weight of glass bottles in household garbage declined by a greater percentage than the weight of aluminum cans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of the United States in the period 1978 to 1988, most helps to account for the finding?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manufacturers replaced many glass bottles, but few aluminum cans, with plastic containers.\nB: Glass bottles are significantly heavier than aluminum cans of comparable size.\nC: Recycled aluminum cans were almost all beverage containers, but a significant fraction of the recycled glass bottles had contained products other than beverages.\nD: In many areas, glass bottles had to be sorted by color of the glass before being recycled, whereas aluminum cans required no sorting.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 1978 to 1988, beverage containers accounted for a steadily decreasing percentage of the total weight of household garbage in the United States. The increasingly widespread practice of recycling aluminum and glass was responsible for most of this decline. However, although aluminum recycling was more widely practiced in this period than glass recycling, it was found that the weight of glass bottles in household garbage declined by a greater percentage than the weight of aluminum cans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of the United States in the period 1978 to 1988, most helps to account for the finding?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manufacturers replaced many glass bottles, but few aluminum cans, with plastic containers.\nB: Glass bottles are significantly heavier than aluminum cans of comparable size.\nC: Recycled aluminum cans were almost all beverage containers, but a significant fraction of the recycled glass bottles had contained products other than beverages.\nD: In many areas, glass bottles had to be sorted by color of the glass before being recycled, whereas aluminum cans required no sorting.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 1978 to 1988, beverage containers accounted for a steadily decreasing percentage of the total weight of household garbage in the United States. The increasingly widespread practice of recycling aluminum and glass was responsible for most of this decline. However, although aluminum recycling was more widely practiced in this period than glass recycling, it was found that the weight of glass bottles in household garbage declined by a greater percentage than the weight of aluminum cans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of the United States in the period 1978 to 1988, most helps to account for the finding?\n\nOptions:\nA: Manufacturers replaced many glass bottles, but few aluminum cans, with plastic containers.\nB: Glass bottles are significantly heavier than aluminum cans of comparable size.\nC: Recycled aluminum cans were almost all beverage containers, but a significant fraction of the recycled glass bottles had contained products other than beverages.\nD: In many areas, glass bottles had to be sorted by color of the glass before being recycled, whereas aluminum cans required no sorting.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter induction, scientists found that the existence of life on earth has at least the following conditions: first, the existence of liquid water; Second, keep a certain distance from the heat source to produce an appropriate and stable temperature difference range; In other parts of the universe, it is almost impossible for these two conditions to occur at the same time, so there can be no life on other planets like on earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings refutes the above view best :\n\nOptions:\nA: Liquid water and a stable temperature range are not the only conditions for life\nB: The scientific and technological level of human observation of the universe has not yet reached a level sufficient for human beings to understand the whole universe\nC: Scientists found that liquid water existed on a planet for a long time\nD: Scientists predict that the environmental adaptability of cosmic organisms may be stronger than that of humans\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter induction, scientists found that the existence of life on earth has at least the following conditions: first, the existence of liquid water; Second, keep a certain distance from the heat source to produce an appropriate and stable temperature difference range; In other parts of the universe, it is almost impossible for these two conditions to occur at the same time, so there can be no life on other planets like on earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings refutes the above view best :\n\nOptions:\nA: Liquid water and a stable temperature range are not the only conditions for life\nB: The scientific and technological level of human observation of the universe has not yet reached a level sufficient for human beings to understand the whole universe\nC: Scientists found that liquid water existed on a planet for a long time\nD: Scientists predict that the environmental adaptability of cosmic organisms may be stronger than that of humans\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRegarding the question raised by netizens about whether to test a driver's license directly without training in a driving school, the Traffic Administration of the Ministry of Public Security responded that my country's laws and regulations do not require driving school training to apply for a driver's license, but driving skills must be learned on the road. According to the relevant provisions of Article 20 of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law, learning to drive on the road should follow the route and time specified by the traffic management department of the public security organ. Learning motor vehicle driving skills on the road should use a coach car. The coach is guided by the coach, and those who are not related to teaching are not allowed to ride the Coach car.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can not be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is a coach car with on-board guidance, you can learn to drive on the road\nB: If you can't find a coach, you can't learn driving skills on the road\nC: If only a driving school has a coach car, you must first go to the driving school to apply for a driver's license\nD: If you have already applied for a driver's license, you must have learned driving skills on the road\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRegarding the question raised by netizens about whether to test a driver's license directly without training in a driving school, the Traffic Administration of the Ministry of Public Security responded that my country's laws and regulations do not require driving school training to apply for a driver's license, but driving skills must be learned on the road. According to the relevant provisions of Article 20 of the Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law, learning to drive on the road should follow the route and time specified by the traffic management department of the public security organ. Learning motor vehicle driving skills on the road should use a coach car. The coach is guided by the coach, and those who are not related to teaching are not allowed to ride the Coach car.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can not be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is a coach car with on-board guidance, you can learn to drive on the road\nB: If you can't find a coach, you can't learn driving skills on the road\nC: If only a driving school has a coach car, you must first go to the driving school to apply for a driver's license\nD: If you have already applied for a driver's license, you must have learned driving skills on the road\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPastoral complex refers to a new, cross-industry, multi-functional agricultural production and management system, which integrates with characteristic advantageous industries, leisure tourism and rural communities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the pastoral complex?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the newly completed high-tech agricultural park in a county, ten thousand mu of fertile land are equipped with electronic control facilities. There is also a multi-functional apartment for the elderly and more than a dozen large health clubs near the park\nB: As the first provincial rural tourism demonstration area, Xiangyang Village Nongjiale has become the pride of a town. Every spring, the ten thousand mu rape fields there attract thousands of tourists from other places\nC: A township plans to build a new modern rural community within three years. There are no high-rise buildings, small bridge and flowing water is everywhere, and the service facilities are complete\nD: After years of efforts, a village has formed an industrial chain of green food production and management, tourists' catering and accommodation, and wetland park sightseeing. The mountains are greener and the waters are greener and the villagers' lives are richer\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPastoral complex refers to a new, cross-industry, multi-functional agricultural production and management system, which integrates with characteristic advantageous industries, leisure tourism and rural communities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the pastoral complex?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the newly completed high-tech agricultural park in a county, ten thousand mu of fertile land are equipped with electronic control facilities. There is also a multi-functional apartment for the elderly and more than a dozen large health clubs near the park\nB: As the first provincial rural tourism demonstration area, Xiangyang Village Nongjiale has become the pride of a town. Every spring, the ten thousand mu rape fields there attract thousands of tourists from other places\nC: A township plans to build a new modern rural community within three years. There are no high-rise buildings, small bridge and flowing water is everywhere, and the service facilities are complete\nD: After years of efforts, a village has formed an industrial chain of green food production and management, tourists' catering and accommodation, and wetland park sightseeing. The mountains are greener and the waters are greener and the villagers' lives are richer\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nT-type management refers to the free sharing of knowledge (the horizontal part of T) within an organization, while focusing on the improvement of the performance of a single business unit (the vertical part of T). T-type management learns across business units, shares resources, and communicates ideas. To create horizontal value (the horizontal part of T), and at the same time, through the close cooperation of each business unit, the performance of a single business unit (the vertical part of T) can be well developed.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not use T-type management methods or use it in wrong way?\n\nOptions:\nA: A TV manufacturer often sends its managers to learn advanced management experience, and the manager's management level has been greatly improved, which directly promotes the improvement of the company's economic benefits.\nB: Zhang is the branch manager of a large supermarket chain. He modestly learned from other branches in terms of purchase and inventory layout, which reduced the inventory of the branch he managed by 20% and increased the sales by 10%.\nC: When Wang was newly appointed as the department head of a grain production enterprise, he knew very little about the business of grain storage, so he specially seconded several colleagues from other departments to help him formulate perfect grain storage rules and regulations.\nD: A company often convenes sales staff for experience exchange meetings. At the exchange meetings, everyone introduces their successful sales experience and methods. After each exchange meeting, everyone's sales performance will be improved.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nT-type management refers to the free sharing of knowledge (the horizontal part of T) within an organization, while focusing on the improvement of the performance of a single business unit (the vertical part of T). T-type management learns across business units, shares resources, and communicates ideas. To create horizontal value (the horizontal part of T), and at the same time, through the close cooperation of each business unit, the performance of a single business unit (the vertical part of T) can be well developed.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not use T-type management methods or use it in wrong way?\n\nOptions:\nA: A TV manufacturer often sends its managers to learn advanced management experience, and the manager's management level has been greatly improved, which directly promotes the improvement of the company's economic benefits.\nB: Zhang is the branch manager of a large supermarket chain. He modestly learned from other branches in terms of purchase and inventory layout, which reduced the inventory of the branch he managed by 20% and increased the sales by 10%.\nC: When Wang was newly appointed as the department head of a grain production enterprise, he knew very little about the business of grain storage, so he specially seconded several colleagues from other departments to help him formulate perfect grain storage rules and regulations.\nD: A company often convenes sales staff for experience exchange meetings. At the exchange meetings, everyone introduces their successful sales experience and methods. After each exchange meeting, everyone's sales performance will be improved.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, as tourism exploration has become more and more popular by some people, there are more and more rescue operations. Should we charge for the deployment of public resources to rescue tourism explorers who commit intentional adventures? These issues have also become the topic that everyone is most concerned about. The positive side thinks that it should be charged; the opposite side thinks that it should not be charged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the positive side's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: A rational citizen should be responsible for his own actions; otherwise, it will be unfair to other taxpayers\nB: The establishment of a professional rescue system requires a certain amount of financial support\nC: It is the duty of government departments to rescue people in distress. Simple charges can not help adventurers build up a sense of social responsibility\nD: Tourist explorers who illegally enter unsafe areas and waste social resources and taxpayers' money should bear the corresponding expenses\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, as tourism exploration has become more and more popular by some people, there are more and more rescue operations. Should we charge for the deployment of public resources to rescue tourism explorers who commit intentional adventures? These issues have also become the topic that everyone is most concerned about. The positive side thinks that it should be charged; the opposite side thinks that it should not be charged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the positive side's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: A rational citizen should be responsible for his own actions; otherwise, it will be unfair to other taxpayers\nB: The establishment of a professional rescue system requires a certain amount of financial support\nC: It is the duty of government departments to rescue people in distress. Simple charges can not help adventurers build up a sense of social responsibility\nD: Tourist explorers who illegally enter unsafe areas and waste social resources and taxpayers' money should bear the corresponding expenses\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, as tourism exploration has become more and more popular by some people, there are more and more rescue operations. Should we charge for the deployment of public resources to rescue tourism explorers who commit intentional adventures? These issues have also become the topic that everyone is most concerned about. The positive side thinks that it should be charged; the opposite side thinks that it should not be charged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the positive side's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: A rational citizen should be responsible for his own actions; otherwise, it will be unfair to other taxpayers\nB: The establishment of a professional rescue system requires a certain amount of financial support\nC: It is the duty of government departments to rescue people in distress. Simple charges can not help adventurers build up a sense of social responsibility\nD: Tourist explorers who illegally enter unsafe areas and waste social resources and taxpayers' money should bear the corresponding expenses\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial in Golbindian Newspaper: For almost three months, opposition parties have been mounting daily street demonstrations in the capital in an effort to pressure the ruling party into calling an election. Though the demonstrations were well attended at first, attendance has declined steadily in recent weeks. However, the decline in attendance does not indicate that popular support for the opposition' s demands is dropping, since\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the editorial below?\n\nOptions:\nA: A recent sharp decrease in unemployment has led to increased popular support for the government.\nB: The state-controlled media have ceased any mention of the demonstrations, leaving many citizens outside the capital with no way of knowing that demonstrations continue.\nC: There have not recently been any antigovernment demonstrations in cities other than the capital.\nD: No foreign governments have expressed any support for the opposition's demands.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial in Golbindian Newspaper: For almost three months, opposition parties have been mounting daily street demonstrations in the capital in an effort to pressure the ruling party into calling an election. Though the demonstrations were well attended at first, attendance has declined steadily in recent weeks. However, the decline in attendance does not indicate that popular support for the opposition' s demands is dropping, since\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the editorial below?\n\nOptions:\nA: A recent sharp decrease in unemployment has led to increased popular support for the government.\nB: The state-controlled media have ceased any mention of the demonstrations, leaving many citizens outside the capital with no way of knowing that demonstrations continue.\nC: There have not recently been any antigovernment demonstrations in cities other than the capital.\nD: No foreign governments have expressed any support for the opposition's demands.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial in Golbindian Newspaper: For almost three months, opposition parties have been mounting daily street demonstrations in the capital in an effort to pressure the ruling party into calling an election. Though the demonstrations were well attended at first, attendance has declined steadily in recent weeks. However, the decline in attendance does not indicate that popular support for the opposition' s demands is dropping, since\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the editorial below?\n\nOptions:\nA: A recent sharp decrease in unemployment has led to increased popular support for the government.\nB: The state-controlled media have ceased any mention of the demonstrations, leaving many citizens outside the capital with no way of knowing that demonstrations continue.\nC: There have not recently been any antigovernment demonstrations in cities other than the capital.\nD: No foreign governments have expressed any support for the opposition's demands.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative agency performance refers to the administrative decision made by the administrative organ according to law requiring the party to perform the obligations of removing obstacles and restoring the original state. If the party fails to perform within the time limit and still fails to perform after being urged, and the consequences have endangered or will endanger traffic safety, cause environmental pollution or damage natural resources, the administrative organ may perform on behalf of the party, or entrust a third party without an interest to perform on behalf of the party\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options meets the provisions of administrative agent performance:?\n\nOptions:\nA: An enterprise illegally dumped waste residue, causing water pollution. Because it did not have the treatment ability, the local Environmental Protection Bureau designated another enterprise to treat it on its behalf\nB: Safety Supervision Bureau requires mining enterprises to distribute dust masks. After being urged, the Safety Supervision Bureau shall purchase and distribute dust masks for enterprises that refuse to implement them\nC: A factory was fined by the Environmental Protection Bureau for noise pollution. After being urged, the factory refused to pay the fine, so the Environmental Protection Bureau applied to the court for enforcement\nD: Billboard set up by a store affected driving safety. The Urban Management Department urged the store to remove it within a time limit. If it failed to do so, the urban management department removed it on its behalf\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative agency performance refers to the administrative decision made by the administrative organ according to law requiring the party to perform the obligations of removing obstacles and restoring the original state. If the party fails to perform within the time limit and still fails to perform after being urged, and the consequences have endangered or will endanger traffic safety, cause environmental pollution or damage natural resources, the administrative organ may perform on behalf of the party, or entrust a third party without an interest to perform on behalf of the party\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options meets the provisions of administrative agent performance:?\n\nOptions:\nA: An enterprise illegally dumped waste residue, causing water pollution. Because it did not have the treatment ability, the local Environmental Protection Bureau designated another enterprise to treat it on its behalf\nB: Safety Supervision Bureau requires mining enterprises to distribute dust masks. After being urged, the Safety Supervision Bureau shall purchase and distribute dust masks for enterprises that refuse to implement them\nC: A factory was fined by the Environmental Protection Bureau for noise pollution. After being urged, the factory refused to pay the fine, so the Environmental Protection Bureau applied to the court for enforcement\nD: Billboard set up by a store affected driving safety. The Urban Management Department urged the store to remove it within a time limit. If it failed to do so, the urban management department removed it on its behalf\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative agency performance refers to the administrative decision made by the administrative organ according to law requiring the party to perform the obligations of removing obstacles and restoring the original state. If the party fails to perform within the time limit and still fails to perform after being urged, and the consequences have endangered or will endanger traffic safety, cause environmental pollution or damage natural resources, the administrative organ may perform on behalf of the party, or entrust a third party without an interest to perform on behalf of the party\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options meets the provisions of administrative agent performance:?\n\nOptions:\nA: An enterprise illegally dumped waste residue, causing water pollution. Because it did not have the treatment ability, the local Environmental Protection Bureau designated another enterprise to treat it on its behalf\nB: Safety Supervision Bureau requires mining enterprises to distribute dust masks. After being urged, the Safety Supervision Bureau shall purchase and distribute dust masks for enterprises that refuse to implement them\nC: A factory was fined by the Environmental Protection Bureau for noise pollution. After being urged, the factory refused to pay the fine, so the Environmental Protection Bureau applied to the court for enforcement\nD: Billboard set up by a store affected driving safety. The Urban Management Department urged the store to remove it within a time limit. If it failed to do so, the urban management department removed it on its behalf\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Berinia, the age at which people could begin to drink alcohol legally used to be 18. In 1990, in an attempt to reduce alcohol consumption and thereby to reduce alcohol-related traffic deaths among Berinians under 21, the legal drinking age was raised to 21. Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people under 21 have decreased significantly since 1990. Nevertheless, surveys show that people in that age-group drink just as much alcohol as they did before 1990.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of Berinia, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people over 21 have increased slightly since 1990.\nB: For the population as a whole, annual alcohol consumption is no lower now than it was in 1990.\nC: The proportion of people under 21 who own a car is higher now than it was in 1990.\nD: Alcohol consumption away from home, for example in bars and restaurants, is much lower among people under 21 than it was in 1990.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Berinia, the age at which people could begin to drink alcohol legally used to be 18. In 1990, in an attempt to reduce alcohol consumption and thereby to reduce alcohol-related traffic deaths among Berinians under 21, the legal drinking age was raised to 21. Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people under 21 have decreased significantly since 1990. Nevertheless, surveys show that people in that age-group drink just as much alcohol as they did before 1990.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of Berinia, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people over 21 have increased slightly since 1990.\nB: For the population as a whole, annual alcohol consumption is no lower now than it was in 1990.\nC: The proportion of people under 21 who own a car is higher now than it was in 1990.\nD: Alcohol consumption away from home, for example in bars and restaurants, is much lower among people under 21 than it was in 1990.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Berinia, the age at which people could begin to drink alcohol legally used to be 18. In 1990, in an attempt to reduce alcohol consumption and thereby to reduce alcohol-related traffic deaths among Berinians under 21, the legal drinking age was raised to 21. Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people under 21 have decreased significantly since 1990. Nevertheless, surveys show that people in that age-group drink just as much alcohol as they did before 1990.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true of Berinia, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alcohol-related traffic deaths among people over 21 have increased slightly since 1990.\nB: For the population as a whole, annual alcohol consumption is no lower now than it was in 1990.\nC: The proportion of people under 21 who own a car is higher now than it was in 1990.\nD: Alcohol consumption away from home, for example in bars and restaurants, is much lower among people under 21 than it was in 1990.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferentiated ownership of buildings means that according to the use function, a building is structurally divided into a special part used by each owner alone and a common part used by multiple owners. Each owner has the combination of the exclusive right to its exclusive part and the common right to the common part. Among them, the proprietary part refers to the independence of structure and use, and can become the object of separate ownership. The common part refers to the distinction between the other parts of the building other than the separate part owned by the owner and used by multiple owners.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a proprietary part of a building?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential green space\nB: corridor\nC: Independent balcony\nD: Property management room\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferentiated ownership of buildings means that according to the use function, a building is structurally divided into a special part used by each owner alone and a common part used by multiple owners. Each owner has the combination of the exclusive right to its exclusive part and the common right to the common part. Among them, the proprietary part refers to the independence of structure and use, and can become the object of separate ownership. The common part refers to the distinction between the other parts of the building other than the separate part owned by the owner and used by multiple owners.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a proprietary part of a building?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential green space\nB: corridor\nC: Independent balcony\nD: Property management room\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferentiated ownership of buildings means that according to the use function, a building is structurally divided into a special part used by each owner alone and a common part used by multiple owners. Each owner has the combination of the exclusive right to its exclusive part and the common right to the common part. Among them, the proprietary part refers to the independence of structure and use, and can become the object of separate ownership. The common part refers to the distinction between the other parts of the building other than the separate part owned by the owner and used by multiple owners.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a proprietary part of a building?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential green space\nB: corridor\nC: Independent balcony\nD: Property management room\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to understand the degree of college students' mastery of the basic knowledge of intellectual property Law, an education consulting company selected two groups of students of the same grade in a university for a prize test. Through the analysis of marking papers, it is found that the excellence rate of the first group is 60%, while that of the second group is only 20%. Based on this, the consulting company concludes that there are great differences in the degree of understanding and mastery of the intellectual property Law among the college students.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students who participated in the survey accounted for only a small proportion of the students in the university.\nB: The first group of students are from the law department.\nC: The test papers used in this survey cannot cover all the contents of the intellectual property Law.\nD: The mastery and application of any subject of knowledge are not exactly the same.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to understand the degree of college students' mastery of the basic knowledge of intellectual property Law, an education consulting company selected two groups of students of the same grade in a university for a prize test. Through the analysis of marking papers, it is found that the excellence rate of the first group is 60%, while that of the second group is only 20%. Based on this, the consulting company concludes that there are great differences in the degree of understanding and mastery of the intellectual property Law among the college students.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students who participated in the survey accounted for only a small proportion of the students in the university.\nB: The first group of students are from the law department.\nC: The test papers used in this survey cannot cover all the contents of the intellectual property Law.\nD: The mastery and application of any subject of knowledge are not exactly the same.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to understand the degree of college students' mastery of the basic knowledge of intellectual property Law, an education consulting company selected two groups of students of the same grade in a university for a prize test. Through the analysis of marking papers, it is found that the excellence rate of the first group is 60%, while that of the second group is only 20%. Based on this, the consulting company concludes that there are great differences in the degree of understanding and mastery of the intellectual property Law among the college students.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above conclusion most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students who participated in the survey accounted for only a small proportion of the students in the university.\nB: The first group of students are from the law department.\nC: The test papers used in this survey cannot cover all the contents of the intellectual property Law.\nD: The mastery and application of any subject of knowledge are not exactly the same.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProposals for extending the United States school year to bring it more in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met with the objection that curtailing the schools' three-month summer vacation would violate an established United States tradition dating from the nineteenth century. However, this objection misses its mark. True, in the nineteenth century the majority of schools closed for three months every summer, but only because they were in rural areas where successful harvests depended on children' s labor. If any policy could be justified by those appeals to tradition, it would be the policy of determining the length of the school year according to the needs of the economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if accepted, would provide the strongest justification for the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The actual tradition embodied in a given practice can be accurately identified only by reference to the reasons that originally prompted that practice.\nB: Traditional principles should be discarded when they no longer serve the needs of the economy.\nC: Because appeals to tradition often serve to mask the real interests at issue, such appeals should be disregarded.\nD: That a given social policy has traditionally been in force justifies maintaining that policy only if doing so does not conflict with more pressing social needs.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProposals for extending the United States school year to bring it more in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met with the objection that curtailing the schools' three-month summer vacation would violate an established United States tradition dating from the nineteenth century. However, this objection misses its mark. True, in the nineteenth century the majority of schools closed for three months every summer, but only because they were in rural areas where successful harvests depended on children' s labor. If any policy could be justified by those appeals to tradition, it would be the policy of determining the length of the school year according to the needs of the economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if accepted, would provide the strongest justification for the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The actual tradition embodied in a given practice can be accurately identified only by reference to the reasons that originally prompted that practice.\nB: Traditional principles should be discarded when they no longer serve the needs of the economy.\nC: Because appeals to tradition often serve to mask the real interests at issue, such appeals should be disregarded.\nD: That a given social policy has traditionally been in force justifies maintaining that policy only if doing so does not conflict with more pressing social needs.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProposals for extending the United States school year to bring it more in line with its European and Japanese counterparts are often met with the objection that curtailing the schools' three-month summer vacation would violate an established United States tradition dating from the nineteenth century. However, this objection misses its mark. True, in the nineteenth century the majority of schools closed for three months every summer, but only because they were in rural areas where successful harvests depended on children' s labor. If any policy could be justified by those appeals to tradition, it would be the policy of determining the length of the school year according to the needs of the economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if accepted, would provide the strongest justification for the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The actual tradition embodied in a given practice can be accurately identified only by reference to the reasons that originally prompted that practice.\nB: Traditional principles should be discarded when they no longer serve the needs of the economy.\nC: Because appeals to tradition often serve to mask the real interests at issue, such appeals should be disregarded.\nD: That a given social policy has traditionally been in force justifies maintaining that policy only if doing so does not conflict with more pressing social needs.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, Renaissance art master Michelangelo portrayed his characters so majestic and powerful. In Italy, whenever we see these burly, powerful, plump and beautiful body art works , We will deeply feel the courage and power of mankind to conquer and transform nature, so that we have a deeper understanding of the relationship between the Renaissance and modern sports.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is talking about the Renaissance and?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italy\nB: Modern sports\nC: Body Art\nD: Michelangelo\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, Renaissance art master Michelangelo portrayed his characters so majestic and powerful. In Italy, whenever we see these burly, powerful, plump and beautiful body art works , We will deeply feel the courage and power of mankind to conquer and transform nature, so that we have a deeper understanding of the relationship between the Renaissance and modern sports.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is talking about the Renaissance and?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italy\nB: Modern sports\nC: Body Art\nD: Michelangelo\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmart city uses information and communication technology to sense, analyze and integrate the key information of the urban operation core system to achieve intelligent urban management and operation. And then make an intelligent response to various needs, including people's livelihood, environmental protection, public safety, industrial and commercial activities, so as to create a better life for people in the city and promote the sustainable growth of the city. According to statistics, up to now, more than 500 cities above the vice-provincial level and above the prefecture level in China have proposed or are building smart cities, accounting for about half of the total number of smart cities in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly introduced in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Essential conditions for building a smart city.\nB: The present situation of the construction of smart cities in China.\nC: The development direction of urban construction in the future.\nD: The relationship between smart city and sustainable growth.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmart city uses information and communication technology to sense, analyze and integrate the key information of the urban operation core system to achieve intelligent urban management and operation. And then make an intelligent response to various needs, including people's livelihood, environmental protection, public safety, industrial and commercial activities, so as to create a better life for people in the city and promote the sustainable growth of the city. According to statistics, up to now, more than 500 cities above the vice-provincial level and above the prefecture level in China have proposed or are building smart cities, accounting for about half of the total number of smart cities in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is mainly introduced in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Essential conditions for building a smart city.\nB: The present situation of the construction of smart cities in China.\nC: The development direction of urban construction in the future.\nD: The relationship between smart city and sustainable growth.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNot all the elderly are suitable to participate in investment activities. Most investment products require investors to have rich professional knowledge, but most of the elderly lack in this respect, so that they can only be fooled by some fraudsters. Compared with the stock market, funds and other securities investment, the elderly investment in art more easily fooled. If there is not enough identification ability, they will be deceived, cheated the in the mind also think met pick up the leak the good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some senior citizens have rich professional knowledge and are suitable for investment activities\nB: Some old people do not have enough identification ability, but also meet the beauty of picking up the leak\nC: Some old people need to be discerning enough if they don't want to be cheated\nD: Older people are not suitable to participate in investment activities, whether it is the stock market, funds or art investment\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNot all the elderly are suitable to participate in investment activities. Most investment products require investors to have rich professional knowledge, but most of the elderly lack in this respect, so that they can only be fooled by some fraudsters. Compared with the stock market, funds and other securities investment, the elderly investment in art more easily fooled. If there is not enough identification ability, they will be deceived, cheated the in the mind also think met pick up the leak the good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some senior citizens have rich professional knowledge and are suitable for investment activities\nB: Some old people do not have enough identification ability, but also meet the beauty of picking up the leak\nC: Some old people need to be discerning enough if they don't want to be cheated\nD: Older people are not suitable to participate in investment activities, whether it is the stock market, funds or art investment\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNot all the elderly are suitable to participate in investment activities. Most investment products require investors to have rich professional knowledge, but most of the elderly lack in this respect, so that they can only be fooled by some fraudsters. Compared with the stock market, funds and other securities investment, the elderly investment in art more easily fooled. If there is not enough identification ability, they will be deceived, cheated the in the mind also think met pick up the leak the good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some senior citizens have rich professional knowledge and are suitable for investment activities\nB: Some old people do not have enough identification ability, but also meet the beauty of picking up the leak\nC: Some old people need to be discerning enough if they don't want to be cheated\nD: Older people are not suitable to participate in investment activities, whether it is the stock market, funds or art investment\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany of the presidents and prime ministers who have had the most successful foreign policies had no prior experience in foreign affairs when they assumed office. Although scholars and diplomats in the sacrosanct inner circle of international affairs would have us think otherwise, anyone with an acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information can quickly learn to conduct a successful foreign policy. In fact, prior experience alone will be of little value to a foreign policymaker who lacks all three of these traits.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: An acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information are each necessary conditions for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nB: A president or prime minister with years of experience in foreign affairs will have a more successful foreign policy than one who does not have experience in foreign affairs.\nC: Prior experience in foreign affairs is neither a sufficient nor a necessary condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nD: Prior experience in foreign affairs is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany of the presidents and prime ministers who have had the most successful foreign policies had no prior experience in foreign affairs when they assumed office. Although scholars and diplomats in the sacrosanct inner circle of international affairs would have us think otherwise, anyone with an acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information can quickly learn to conduct a successful foreign policy. In fact, prior experience alone will be of little value to a foreign policymaker who lacks all three of these traits.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: An acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information are each necessary conditions for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nB: A president or prime minister with years of experience in foreign affairs will have a more successful foreign policy than one who does not have experience in foreign affairs.\nC: Prior experience in foreign affairs is neither a sufficient nor a necessary condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nD: Prior experience in foreign affairs is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany of the presidents and prime ministers who have had the most successful foreign policies had no prior experience in foreign affairs when they assumed office. Although scholars and diplomats in the sacrosanct inner circle of international affairs would have us think otherwise, anyone with an acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information can quickly learn to conduct a successful foreign policy. In fact, prior experience alone will be of little value to a foreign policymaker who lacks all three of these traits.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: An acute political sense, a disciplined temperament, and a highly developed ability to absorb and retain information are each necessary conditions for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nB: A president or prime minister with years of experience in foreign affairs will have a more successful foreign policy than one who does not have experience in foreign affairs.\nC: Prior experience in foreign affairs is neither a sufficient nor a necessary condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\nD: Prior experience in foreign affairs is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a president or prime minister to have a successful foreign policy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWu Guanzhong put forward the artistic concept of Kite without stop in the 1980s, which has exerted an important influence on the history of Chinese contemporary art. It seems that this is an exposition of the inner connection between formal beauty and abstract beauty. In fact, it emphasizes that no matter how innovative and how self-flying art creation is, it cannot be far away from real life. In Wu Guanzhong's opinion, abstract painting is like flying a kite. The kite is a work, which is a certain art form abstracted into materials and feelings from life by the author with subtraction, division or other methods, and the audience is the sky. For the kite to fly, there must be a link between the work and the source of life in the artist's hand. Only when the kite is constantly on the line can art have a foundation and maintain communication with the audience.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the idea of the kite is constantly on the line?\n\nOptions:\nA: Art comes from life and is higher than life\nB: The first purpose of art is to reproduce reality\nC: Artistic creation should be based on life\nD: Art loses its soil without the people\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWu Guanzhong put forward the artistic concept of Kite without stop in the 1980s, which has exerted an important influence on the history of Chinese contemporary art. It seems that this is an exposition of the inner connection between formal beauty and abstract beauty. In fact, it emphasizes that no matter how innovative and how self-flying art creation is, it cannot be far away from real life. In Wu Guanzhong's opinion, abstract painting is like flying a kite. The kite is a work, which is a certain art form abstracted into materials and feelings from life by the author with subtraction, division or other methods, and the audience is the sky. For the kite to fly, there must be a link between the work and the source of life in the artist's hand. Only when the kite is constantly on the line can art have a foundation and maintain communication with the audience.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the idea of the kite is constantly on the line?\n\nOptions:\nA: Art comes from life and is higher than life\nB: The first purpose of art is to reproduce reality\nC: Artistic creation should be based on life\nD: Art loses its soil without the people\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWu Guanzhong put forward the artistic concept of Kite without stop in the 1980s, which has exerted an important influence on the history of Chinese contemporary art. It seems that this is an exposition of the inner connection between formal beauty and abstract beauty. In fact, it emphasizes that no matter how innovative and how self-flying art creation is, it cannot be far away from real life. In Wu Guanzhong's opinion, abstract painting is like flying a kite. The kite is a work, which is a certain art form abstracted into materials and feelings from life by the author with subtraction, division or other methods, and the audience is the sky. For the kite to fly, there must be a link between the work and the source of life in the artist's hand. Only when the kite is constantly on the line can art have a foundation and maintain communication with the audience.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the idea of the kite is constantly on the line?\n\nOptions:\nA: Art comes from life and is higher than life\nB: The first purpose of art is to reproduce reality\nC: Artistic creation should be based on life\nD: Art loses its soil without the people\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe WWF report shows that biological species are dying out faster than ever. There are currently 13,000 rhinos in Africa, and the number of such behemoths once reached 1 million on this continent. In Africa, The number of hippos has dropped by 95%, and there are only 1,300 hippos now, and 30 years ago, the number of this pachyderm reached 29,000. At least 800 hippos' teeth and meat are traded in Africa every year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the correct understanding of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main function of WWF is to pay attention to and protect the earth's biological species.\nB: The number of hippos in the world has fallen by 95% in the past 30 years.\nC: Now things are dying out much faster than other kinds of animals.\nD: Human activities are the main reason for the sharp decline in the number of horses.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe WWF report shows that biological species are dying out faster than ever. There are currently 13,000 rhinos in Africa, and the number of such behemoths once reached 1 million on this continent. In Africa, The number of hippos has dropped by 95%, and there are only 1,300 hippos now, and 30 years ago, the number of this pachyderm reached 29,000. At least 800 hippos' teeth and meat are traded in Africa every year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the correct understanding of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main function of WWF is to pay attention to and protect the earth's biological species.\nB: The number of hippos in the world has fallen by 95% in the past 30 years.\nC: Now things are dying out much faster than other kinds of animals.\nD: Human activities are the main reason for the sharp decline in the number of horses.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe WWF report shows that biological species are dying out faster than ever. There are currently 13,000 rhinos in Africa, and the number of such behemoths once reached 1 million on this continent. In Africa, The number of hippos has dropped by 95%, and there are only 1,300 hippos now, and 30 years ago, the number of this pachyderm reached 29,000. At least 800 hippos' teeth and meat are traded in Africa every year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the correct understanding of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main function of WWF is to pay attention to and protect the earth's biological species.\nB: The number of hippos in the world has fallen by 95% in the past 30 years.\nC: Now things are dying out much faster than other kinds of animals.\nD: Human activities are the main reason for the sharp decline in the number of horses.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the city council maintains spending at the same level as this year' s, it can be expected to levy a sales tax of 2 percent next year. Thus, if the council levies a higher tax, it will be because the council is increasing its expenditures.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a pattern of reasoning most closely similar to that of the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the companies in the state do not increase their workers'wages this year, the prices they charge for their goods can be expected to be much the same as they were last year. Thus, if the companies do increase prices, it will be because they have increased wages.\nB: If newspaper publishers wish to publish good papers, they should employ good journalists. Thus, if they employ poor journalists, it will not be surprising if their circulation falls as a result.\nC: If shops wish to reduce shoplifting, they should employ more store detectives. Thus, if shops do not, they will suffer reduced profits because of their losses from stolen goods.\nD: If house-building costs are not now rising, builders cannot be expected to increase the prices of houses. Thus, if they decrease the prices of houses, it will be because that action will enable them to sell a greater number of houses.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Mo is an excellent entrepreneur. Because if a person has both the experience of working in well-known universities and research institutions at home and abroad, and the management experience of being a project leader, then he is a good entrepreneur.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Human resource is the core resource of an enterprise. Because if we do not carry out all kinds of cultural activities, we cannot improve staff skills, nor can we increase team cohesion and combat effectiveness.\nB: Yuan Qing is a good writer. Because good writers have a strong ability of observation, imagination and expression.\nC: Youth is the future of enterprise development. Therefore, enterprises only stimulate the youth power of youth, in order to promote its early success.\nD: Fengyun enterprise has cohesion. Because if an enterprise can guide and help employees to set goals and improve their abilities, it can make the enterprise have cohesion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao Mo is an excellent entrepreneur. Because if a person has both the experience of working in well-known universities and research institutions at home and abroad, and the management experience of being a project leader, then he is a good entrepreneur.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Human resource is the core resource of an enterprise. Because if we do not carry out all kinds of cultural activities, we cannot improve staff skills, nor can we increase team cohesion and combat effectiveness.\nB: Yuan Qing is a good writer. Because good writers have a strong ability of observation, imagination and expression.\nC: Youth is the future of enterprise development. Therefore, enterprises only stimulate the youth power of youth, in order to promote its early success.\nD: Fengyun enterprise has cohesion. Because if an enterprise can guide and help employees to set goals and improve their abilities, it can make the enterprise have cohesion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often perform differently when they know that they are being videotaped than they would if they were performing the same task without being recorded. In recent years, golf instructors have increasingly been making use of tape-recorded sessions to help instruct their students. These instructors often videotape their students' swings in order to show their students what flaws exist in their swings.\n\nQuestion:\nThe observations above provide most evidence for the conclusion that\n\nOptions:\nA: people can be trained to ignore the video recorder\nB: golf instructors do not know how to properly use video technology\nC: golfers are less able to deal with criticism than other athletes\nD: video might not be reliable in properly diagnosing a golf swing\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often perform differently when they know that they are being videotaped than they would if they were performing the same task without being recorded. In recent years, golf instructors have increasingly been making use of tape-recorded sessions to help instruct their students. These instructors often videotape their students' swings in order to show their students what flaws exist in their swings.\n\nQuestion:\nThe observations above provide most evidence for the conclusion that\n\nOptions:\nA: people can be trained to ignore the video recorder\nB: golf instructors do not know how to properly use video technology\nC: golfers are less able to deal with criticism than other athletes\nD: video might not be reliable in properly diagnosing a golf swing\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often perform differently when they know that they are being videotaped than they would if they were performing the same task without being recorded. In recent years, golf instructors have increasingly been making use of tape-recorded sessions to help instruct their students. These instructors often videotape their students' swings in order to show their students what flaws exist in their swings.\n\nQuestion:\nThe observations above provide most evidence for the conclusion that\n\nOptions:\nA: people can be trained to ignore the video recorder\nB: golf instructors do not know how to properly use video technology\nC: golfers are less able to deal with criticism than other athletes\nD: video might not be reliable in properly diagnosing a golf swing\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe construction workers on the scaffolding, the couriers in the cold wind, the busy restaurant waiters, and the sanitation workers who add luster to the city's construction, there are rivers in the humble bones. Pay attention to these individuals who may be submerged in big words, face up to the solution with feelings, and constantly improve the level of social governance. I believe that in a large country of migrant workers, we can find a more leisurely, safer, more just way to protect their rights and interests, so that they can go to tomorrow with a smile and dignity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Law is an important weapon for safeguarding rights, and disputes over the rights and interests of migrant workers should be brought into the track of the rule of law\nB: Migrant workers participate in the operating system of social governance\nC: The road of protecting the rights and interests of migrant workers is difficult\nD: From multi-dimensions, omni-directional, the whole process of empowering the group of migrant workers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have shown that teenagers in the United States and Germany regard their parents' restrictive discipline as disgusting themselves, while in South Korea and Japan, the same restrictive discipline by the parents makes their children feel acceptance and warmth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most appropriate conclusion that can be drawn from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The children in Korea and Japan are more likely to be disciplined.\nB: The children in the United States and Germany are more rebellious than those in South Korea and Japan.\nC: The United States and Germany pay more attention to humanized education methods.\nD: Eastern and Western cultural backgrounds affect children's education.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have shown that teenagers in the United States and Germany regard their parents' restrictive discipline as disgusting themselves, while in South Korea and Japan, the same restrictive discipline by the parents makes their children feel acceptance and warmth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most appropriate conclusion that can be drawn from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The children in Korea and Japan are more likely to be disciplined.\nB: The children in the United States and Germany are more rebellious than those in South Korea and Japan.\nC: The United States and Germany pay more attention to humanized education methods.\nD: Eastern and Western cultural backgrounds affect children's education.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to problems in chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques in recent years, the production of green onions in the main producing areas of northern China has dropped significantly, and domestic prices have risen rapidly. If we want to maintain domestic prices, we must strictly limit the export of green onions. Because the export contracts of companies engaged in the export trade of green onions are signed at low prices, if they continue to perform the contracts when the price of green onions rises sharply, these companies will suffer serious losses. However, if the export of green onions is strictly restricted, China's share of the international green onion market will be replaced by other countries or regions.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is not for the problems of chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques, there will be no strict restrictions on the export of green onions.\nB: If the export of green onions is strictly restricted, domestic prices of green onions will not continue to rise.\nC: If we want to maintain the stability of domestic green onion prices, we will lose our share of the international green onion market.\nD: In order to avoid losses, companies engaged in the export trade of green onions will definitely actively lobby the government to formulate policies that strictly restrict the export of green onions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to problems in chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques in recent years, the production of green onions in the main producing areas of northern China has dropped significantly, and domestic prices have risen rapidly. If we want to maintain domestic prices, we must strictly limit the export of green onions. Because the export contracts of companies engaged in the export trade of green onions are signed at low prices, if they continue to perform the contracts when the price of green onions rises sharply, these companies will suffer serious losses. However, if the export of green onions is strictly restricted, China's share of the international green onion market will be replaced by other countries or regions.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is not for the problems of chemical fertilizers, pesticide application and management techniques, there will be no strict restrictions on the export of green onions.\nB: If the export of green onions is strictly restricted, domestic prices of green onions will not continue to rise.\nC: If we want to maintain the stability of domestic green onion prices, we will lose our share of the international green onion market.\nD: In order to avoid losses, companies engaged in the export trade of green onions will definitely actively lobby the government to formulate policies that strictly restrict the export of green onions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 400-meter race, Luo, Fang, Xu, Lu, Tian and Shi were divided into a group. They are standing on track 1 to 6 from the inside out. With regard to their location, it is known that: (1) the track of Tian and Shi is adjacent; (2) the number of Lu's track is smaller than that of Luo; (3) there are two tracks between Tian and Luo; (4) the track number of Fang is smaller than Lu, and there are two tracks in the middle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xu and Shi are adjacent to the track.\nB: There is a track between Xu and Shi.\nC: There are two tracks between Xu and Shi.\nD: There are three tracks between Xu and Shi.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 400-meter race, Luo, Fang, Xu, Lu, Tian and Shi were divided into a group. They are standing on track 1 to 6 from the inside out. With regard to their location, it is known that: (1) the track of Tian and Shi is adjacent; (2) the number of Lu's track is smaller than that of Luo; (3) there are two tracks between Tian and Luo; (4) the track number of Fang is smaller than Lu, and there are two tracks in the middle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xu and Shi are adjacent to the track.\nB: There is a track between Xu and Shi.\nC: There are two tracks between Xu and Shi.\nD: There are three tracks between Xu and Shi.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 400-meter race, Luo, Fang, Xu, Lu, Tian and Shi were divided into a group. They are standing on track 1 to 6 from the inside out. With regard to their location, it is known that: (1) the track of Tian and Shi is adjacent; (2) the number of Lu's track is smaller than that of Luo; (3) there are two tracks between Tian and Luo; (4) the track number of Fang is smaller than Lu, and there are two tracks in the middle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xu and Shi are adjacent to the track.\nB: There is a track between Xu and Shi.\nC: There are two tracks between Xu and Shi.\nD: There are three tracks between Xu and Shi.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFinnish author Jaakko Mikkeli was accused by Norwegian author Kirsten Halden of plagiarizing a book that she had written and that had been published 20 years before Mikkeli' s. The two books, although set in different periods and regions, contain enough plot similarities to make coincidental resemblance unlikely. Mikkeli' s defense rests on his argument that plagiarism was impossible in this case because Halden' s book has been published only in Norwegian, a language Mikkeli does not understand, and because no reviews of Halden' s book have ever been published.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument in Mikkeli's defense depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: nobody related the plot of Halden's book in detail to Mikkeli before Mikkeli wrote his book\nB: there is a common European myth to which both authors referred subconsciously in the books in question\nC: Mikkeli is not familiar with Old Icelandic, an extinct language related to an earlier form of Norwegian\nD: Mikkeli has never met Halden\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFinnish author Jaakko Mikkeli was accused by Norwegian author Kirsten Halden of plagiarizing a book that she had written and that had been published 20 years before Mikkeli' s. The two books, although set in different periods and regions, contain enough plot similarities to make coincidental resemblance unlikely. Mikkeli' s defense rests on his argument that plagiarism was impossible in this case because Halden' s book has been published only in Norwegian, a language Mikkeli does not understand, and because no reviews of Halden' s book have ever been published.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument in Mikkeli's defense depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: nobody related the plot of Halden's book in detail to Mikkeli before Mikkeli wrote his book\nB: there is a common European myth to which both authors referred subconsciously in the books in question\nC: Mikkeli is not familiar with Old Icelandic, an extinct language related to an earlier form of Norwegian\nD: Mikkeli has never met Halden\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFinnish author Jaakko Mikkeli was accused by Norwegian author Kirsten Halden of plagiarizing a book that she had written and that had been published 20 years before Mikkeli' s. The two books, although set in different periods and regions, contain enough plot similarities to make coincidental resemblance unlikely. Mikkeli' s defense rests on his argument that plagiarism was impossible in this case because Halden' s book has been published only in Norwegian, a language Mikkeli does not understand, and because no reviews of Halden' s book have ever been published.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument in Mikkeli's defense depends on the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: nobody related the plot of Halden's book in detail to Mikkeli before Mikkeli wrote his book\nB: there is a common European myth to which both authors referred subconsciously in the books in question\nC: Mikkeli is not familiar with Old Icelandic, an extinct language related to an earlier form of Norwegian\nD: Mikkeli has never met Halden\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntuitive thinking refers to the thinking in which the behavior steps and thinking process are not clear and clear, and some guesses, assumptions or judgments are made directly and quickly about some phenomena or problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is typical intuitive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public security and criminal police analyzed the case according to the evidence collected\nB: Military commanders make military decisions based on the intelligence materials of the scouts\nC: Solve the problems in the exam based on the knowledge learned\nD: The doctor quickly made a diagnosis of the disease based on the patient's oral materials\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntuitive thinking refers to the thinking in which the behavior steps and thinking process are not clear and clear, and some guesses, assumptions or judgments are made directly and quickly about some phenomena or problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is typical intuitive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public security and criminal police analyzed the case according to the evidence collected\nB: Military commanders make military decisions based on the intelligence materials of the scouts\nC: Solve the problems in the exam based on the knowledge learned\nD: The doctor quickly made a diagnosis of the disease based on the patient's oral materials\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ancient times, four long-term workers speculated on the wealth of a rich man. A said that his money would not exceed 250000 Guan. B said that his money would not exceed 300000 Guan. C said that his money was definitely more than 400000 Guan. D said that his money must not be 500000 Guan. In fact, only one long-term worker was right.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true to support the above view??\n\nOptions:\nA: A is right\nB: The rich man's money is more than 500000 yuan\nC: The rich man's money is between 400000 Guan and 500000 Guan\nD: D is right\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeteorological service economy includes two meanings. First, it refers to use meteorological services to prevent and resist disasters in order to avoid risks and losses. Second, it refers to the use of powerful meteorological conditions to create benefits. People can use meteorological information as one of the decision-making bases for engaging in economic activities. They can arrange production and operation activities according to the information provided by meteorological services, reduce economic losses and improve economic benefits.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to meteorological service economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fishermen cancelled their sea operations according to the typhoon warning.\nB: College students choose their travel time according to the weather forecast.\nC: Telecom service providers release charging weather forecast SMS.\nD: Select the best launch time of the satellite according to the earth revolution cycle.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeteorological service economy includes two meanings. First, it refers to use meteorological services to prevent and resist disasters in order to avoid risks and losses. Second, it refers to the use of powerful meteorological conditions to create benefits. People can use meteorological information as one of the decision-making bases for engaging in economic activities. They can arrange production and operation activities according to the information provided by meteorological services, reduce economic losses and improve economic benefits.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belongs to meteorological service economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fishermen cancelled their sea operations according to the typhoon warning.\nB: College students choose their travel time according to the weather forecast.\nC: Telecom service providers release charging weather forecast SMS.\nD: Select the best launch time of the satellite according to the earth revolution cycle.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman Resources Director: Some people dislike their jobs but still go to work every day because they feel that it is ethically wrong to miss work. Others enjoy their jobs but sometimes miss work because they genuinely believe that they are too sick to work or that they might infect others if they go to work. This makes it difficult to__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most reasonably completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: make any reliable predictions about an employee's future behavior from his or her absenteeism record\nB: draw any conclusions about an employee's job satisfaction from his or her absenteeism record\nC: maintain accurate absenteeism records for all the different employees of a company\nD: determine whether employees absent from work more often than others are any less fearful of losing their jobs\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrevention cost refers to the cost paid to prevent the occurrence of defective products or services. It includes planning and management system, personnel training, quality control process, and strengthening attention to the two stages of design and production to reduce the probability of defective products. Such costs generally occur before production.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a prevention cost?\n\nOptions:\nA: The cost paid by a furniture company to collect product quality information and analyze the data\nB: The cost paid by an automobile manufacturer for the evaluation, trial production and quality review of the design scheme of a new sports car\nC: The expenses incurred by a mobile phone enterprise in setting up a product upgrade Award in the company to improve the quality of mobile phones\nD: The advertising cost of printing brochures or video materials during the regular preferential activities held by a shopping website\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA psychological study found that people from the lowest economic brackets had the highest rates of metabolic syndrome in middle age, regardless of how successful they were. The study also found that although metabolic syndrome was associated with childhood living conditions, those in this group with a loving mother were less likely to develop the syndrome. The reason is that loving mothers are compassionate, tell their children how to deal with stress and encourage them to eat healthy and live a healthy lifestyle. Therefore, we can actually design a program that guides mothers in teaching their children how to cope with stress, live healthy lives, and take control of their destiny.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Designing a mother-specific coaching program can help reduce the rate of metabolic syndrome in specific groups\nB: Because of the lack of maternal love, people from the lowest economic level family have the highest rate of metabolic syndrome\nC: Because the father does not teach the child to maintain a good lifestyle, the father has no effect on the child's health\nD: People from families with the lowest economic level, if they were cared for by a loving mother in childhood, will be healthy after middle age\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrthodox medicine is ineffective at both ends of the spectrum of ailments. At the more trivial end, orthodox medicine is largely ineffective in treating aches, pains, and allergies, and, at the other extreme, it has yet to produce a cure for serious, life-threatening diseases such as advanced cancer and lupus. People turn to alternative medicine when orthodox medicine fails to help them and when it produces side effects that are unacceptable to them. One of the reasons alternative medicine is free of such side effects is that it does not have any effects at all.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following can be properly inferred from them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Orthodox medicine will eventually produce a solution for the diseases that are currently incurable.\nB: There are some medical conditions for which no orthodox or alternative treatment is effective.\nC: There are some trivial illnesses that can be treated effectively by the methods of alternative medicine.\nD: Practitioners of alternative medicine are acting in bad faith.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrthodox medicine is ineffective at both ends of the spectrum of ailments. At the more trivial end, orthodox medicine is largely ineffective in treating aches, pains, and allergies, and, at the other extreme, it has yet to produce a cure for serious, life-threatening diseases such as advanced cancer and lupus. People turn to alternative medicine when orthodox medicine fails to help them and when it produces side effects that are unacceptable to them. One of the reasons alternative medicine is free of such side effects is that it does not have any effects at all.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following can be properly inferred from them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Orthodox medicine will eventually produce a solution for the diseases that are currently incurable.\nB: There are some medical conditions for which no orthodox or alternative treatment is effective.\nC: There are some trivial illnesses that can be treated effectively by the methods of alternative medicine.\nD: Practitioners of alternative medicine are acting in bad faith.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the ecosystem of Internet industry cluster blockchain technology application, there are tens of millions of registered members, who form a huge consumer group and are also the specific counterpart of the Internet industry cluster. As in the traditional sense of the consumer, through its own commercial consumer behavior, one thousand years to create the value of this group to witness a generation after generation of the rich, successful, emerge in endlessly, Japan's richest man by material, green red wine, an enviable life, enjoying wealth brings a person of extraordinary powers mansion, luxury cars, position, honor, their children can get high quality education opportunities, too To the inheritance of all the resources of our parents, there is an element of individual effort, but it certainly has to do with the millions of people who buy and use their products and services.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Internet industry cluster blockchain industry cluster have gained a lot of wealth\nB: The Internet industry cluster blockchain provides attractive products and services\nC: Like the darling of the times in history, the Internet industry cluster blockchain technology is a means of benefit\nD: Internet industry cluster blockchain technology is the future development trend of the Internet\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven athletes took part in the men's 5km final: S, T, U, W, X, Y and Z. The clothes worn by athletes are either red or green, and no athletes reach the finish line at the same time. The known information is as follows: for athletes who arrive at the finish line one after another, their clothes are not all red. Y reached the finish line some time before T and W. Two of the athletes who reached the finish line before Y happened to be dressed in red. S is the sixth athlete to reach the finish line. Z arrives at the finish line at some time before U.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is listed (from left to right), which may be the ranking of athletes from the first to the seventh to reach the finish line one after another?\n\nOptions:\nA: X,Z,U,Y,W,S,T\nB: X,Y,Z,U,W,S,T\nC: Z,W,U,T,Y,S,X\nD: Z,U,T,Y,W,S,X\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven athletes took part in the men's 5km final: S, T, U, W, X, Y and Z. The clothes worn by athletes are either red or green, and no athletes reach the finish line at the same time. The known information is as follows: for athletes who arrive at the finish line one after another, their clothes are not all red. Y reached the finish line some time before T and W. Two of the athletes who reached the finish line before Y happened to be dressed in red. S is the sixth athlete to reach the finish line. Z arrives at the finish line at some time before U.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is listed (from left to right), which may be the ranking of athletes from the first to the seventh to reach the finish line one after another?\n\nOptions:\nA: X,Z,U,Y,W,S,T\nB: X,Y,Z,U,W,S,T\nC: Z,W,U,T,Y,S,X\nD: Z,U,T,Y,W,S,X\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2014, in order to welcome the APEC meeting, Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei and other places implemented the APEC governance model and adopted the strictest emission reduction measures in history. Sure enough, the intoxicating APEC basket appeared. However, with the end of the meeting, the APEC blue gradually disappeared. In this regard, some people expressed confusion, since the government can implement the APEC governance model in the short term to achieve good results, why not adhere to this model for a long time?\n\nQuestion:\nExcept for which of the following, can all explain people's confusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most stringent emission reduction measures have created many practical difficulties that are difficult to solve in the process of implementation\nB: If the APEC governance model is normalized in the near future, it will seriously affect the local economic and social development\nC: Any environmental governance needs to pay a price, and the key lies in whether the price paid exceeds the benefits\nD: If haze occurs frequently in Beijing during the APEC meeting, it will affect the image of our country\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the diversity of tree species in a forest is very rich, then the loss of one species at this time will not have much impact on the productivity of the entire forest; but when the species diversity is scarcer, the number of tree species will continue to decrease, which will affect the productivity of the entire forest. The hit to the productivity of the entire forest will be bigger and bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Forest-wide productivity won't be affected unless tree species diversity plummets\nB: As long as a forest has fewer tree species, the productivity of the entire forest suffers\nC: If forest productivity declines, forest tree species diversity is already compromised\nD: Either the forest is very diverse in tree species, or the forest is very productive\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSharks are generally carnivorous. But some scientists say they have found a sphyrna tiburo in an area that uses plants as an important part of its diet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the scientists' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the researchers analyzed the food in the stomachs of some sphyrna tiburo, they found that half of their diet was plant.\nB: After being fed 90 percent of the seaweed on a special diet, the sphyrna tiburo all gained weight over a three week period.\nC: Studies have found that there is an enzyme in the intestines of sphyrna tiburo that can efficiently decompose plants, which does not exist in the intestines of other sharks.\nD: The blood of sphyrna tiburo contains large amounts of the nutrient that is not self-synthesizing. In nature, only seaweed contains a small amount of this nutrient.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nClimatologist: Over the coming century, winter temperatures are likely to increase in the Rocky Mountains due to global warming. This will cause a greater proportion of precipitation to fall as rain instead of snow. Ttherefore, the mountain snowpack will probably melt more rapidly and earlier in the season, leading to greater spring flooding and less storable water to meet summer demands.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the climatologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Global warming will probably cause a substantial increase in the average amount of annual precipitation in the Rocky Mountains over the coming century.\nB: On average, in the regions of the world with the mildest winters, there is more spring flooding and less storable water than in regions of the world with much colder winters.\nC: The larger a mountain snowpack is, the greater the amount of spring flooding it is likely to be responsible for producing.\nD: In other mountainous regions after relatively mild winters, the melting of snowpacks has led to greater spring flooding and less storable water, on average, than in those mountainous regions after colder winters.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nClimatologist: Over the coming century, winter temperatures are likely to increase in the Rocky Mountains due to global warming. This will cause a greater proportion of precipitation to fall as rain instead of snow. Ttherefore, the mountain snowpack will probably melt more rapidly and earlier in the season, leading to greater spring flooding and less storable water to meet summer demands.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the climatologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Global warming will probably cause a substantial increase in the average amount of annual precipitation in the Rocky Mountains over the coming century.\nB: On average, in the regions of the world with the mildest winters, there is more spring flooding and less storable water than in regions of the world with much colder winters.\nC: The larger a mountain snowpack is, the greater the amount of spring flooding it is likely to be responsible for producing.\nD: In other mountainous regions after relatively mild winters, the melting of snowpacks has led to greater spring flooding and less storable water, on average, than in those mountainous regions after colder winters.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAversion therapy is to help people combine the behavior or symptoms they want to quit with some disgusting behavior or punitive stimulation, and achieve the purpose of quitting or reducing the occurrence of behavior through aversive conditioned reflex.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the followings is aversion therapy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang is fat and still likes chocolate. His friends suggest that he get tired of eating chocolate at one time, and he will lose interest in chocolate in the future.\nB: Xiao Zhou was afraid of the sound of his fingers scraping the whiteboard. The therapist played the sound continuously all day with a tape recorder to reduce Xiao Zhou's fear.\nC: Lao Zhao doesn't like doing housework and loves to drink. His wife stipulates that as long as he is drunk, he must undertake all the housework the next day.\nD: Lao Wu wants to quit smoking. Every time he wants to smoke, he will keep saying smoking is unhealthy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAversion therapy is to help people combine the behavior or symptoms they want to quit with some disgusting behavior or punitive stimulation, and achieve the purpose of quitting or reducing the occurrence of behavior through aversive conditioned reflex.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the followings is aversion therapy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang is fat and still likes chocolate. His friends suggest that he get tired of eating chocolate at one time, and he will lose interest in chocolate in the future.\nB: Xiao Zhou was afraid of the sound of his fingers scraping the whiteboard. The therapist played the sound continuously all day with a tape recorder to reduce Xiao Zhou's fear.\nC: Lao Zhao doesn't like doing housework and loves to drink. His wife stipulates that as long as he is drunk, he must undertake all the housework the next day.\nD: Lao Wu wants to quit smoking. Every time he wants to smoke, he will keep saying smoking is unhealthy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoronian lawmaker: Goronia' s Cheese Importation Board, the agency responsible for inspecting all wholesale shipments of cheese entering Goronia from abroad and rejecting shipments that fail to meet specified standards, rejects about one percent of the cheese that it inspects. Since the health consequences and associated costs of not rejecting that one percent would be negligible, whereas the cost of maintaining the agency is not, the agency' s cost clearly outweighs the benefits it provides.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing the answer to which of the following would be most useful in evaluating the lawmaker's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: How is the cheese rejected by the Cheese Importation Board disposed of?\nB: Has the Cheese Importation Board, over the last several years, reduced its operating costs by eliminating inefficiencies within the agency itself?\nC: Are any of the types of cheeses that are imported into Goronia also produced in Goronia?\nD: Does the possibility of having merchandise rejected by the Cheese Importation Board deter many cheese exporters from shipping substandard cheese to Goronia?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoronian lawmaker: Goronia' s Cheese Importation Board, the agency responsible for inspecting all wholesale shipments of cheese entering Goronia from abroad and rejecting shipments that fail to meet specified standards, rejects about one percent of the cheese that it inspects. Since the health consequences and associated costs of not rejecting that one percent would be negligible, whereas the cost of maintaining the agency is not, the agency' s cost clearly outweighs the benefits it provides.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing the answer to which of the following would be most useful in evaluating the lawmaker's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: How is the cheese rejected by the Cheese Importation Board disposed of?\nB: Has the Cheese Importation Board, over the last several years, reduced its operating costs by eliminating inefficiencies within the agency itself?\nC: Are any of the types of cheeses that are imported into Goronia also produced in Goronia?\nD: Does the possibility of having merchandise rejected by the Cheese Importation Board deter many cheese exporters from shipping substandard cheese to Goronia?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGoronian lawmaker: Goronia' s Cheese Importation Board, the agency responsible for inspecting all wholesale shipments of cheese entering Goronia from abroad and rejecting shipments that fail to meet specified standards, rejects about one percent of the cheese that it inspects. Since the health consequences and associated costs of not rejecting that one percent would be negligible, whereas the cost of maintaining the agency is not, the agency' s cost clearly outweighs the benefits it provides.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing the answer to which of the following would be most useful in evaluating the lawmaker's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: How is the cheese rejected by the Cheese Importation Board disposed of?\nB: Has the Cheese Importation Board, over the last several years, reduced its operating costs by eliminating inefficiencies within the agency itself?\nC: Are any of the types of cheeses that are imported into Goronia also produced in Goronia?\nD: Does the possibility of having merchandise rejected by the Cheese Importation Board deter many cheese exporters from shipping substandard cheese to Goronia?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's rare earth industry is facing a dilemma of internal and external attacks: at home, resources are consumed too fast, environmental pollution is serious, illegal mining has not been stopped repeatedly, and a large number of rare earths are exported and smuggled in disguise; abroad, the United States, Europe, Japan is constantly exerting pressure on China on the issue of rare earth exports. More than half a century of super-intensive mining has led to a continuous decline in the retained reserves and guarantee years of rare earth resources in China. Some experts pointed out that compared with the amount of human resources, China is already a country with a shortage of rare earths, but China has not yet completed its industrialization and needs more rare earths in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main message of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultra-intensive mining leads to the scarcity of rare earth resources and low per capita resources in China.\nB: China has paid a heavy environmental price for the mining of rare earths.\nC: It is necessary to comprehensively manage the development, production and export of rare earths to break through the difficulties.\nD: Many difficulties such as disorder in the development of rare earth industry are caused by domestic and foreign factors.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's rare earth industry is facing a dilemma of internal and external attacks: at home, resources are consumed too fast, environmental pollution is serious, illegal mining has not been stopped repeatedly, and a large number of rare earths are exported and smuggled in disguise; abroad, the United States, Europe, Japan is constantly exerting pressure on China on the issue of rare earth exports. More than half a century of super-intensive mining has led to a continuous decline in the retained reserves and guarantee years of rare earth resources in China. Some experts pointed out that compared with the amount of human resources, China is already a country with a shortage of rare earths, but China has not yet completed its industrialization and needs more rare earths in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main message of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultra-intensive mining leads to the scarcity of rare earth resources and low per capita resources in China.\nB: China has paid a heavy environmental price for the mining of rare earths.\nC: It is necessary to comprehensively manage the development, production and export of rare earths to break through the difficulties.\nD: Many difficulties such as disorder in the development of rare earth industry are caused by domestic and foreign factors.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina's rare earth industry is facing a dilemma of internal and external attacks: at home, resources are consumed too fast, environmental pollution is serious, illegal mining has not been stopped repeatedly, and a large number of rare earths are exported and smuggled in disguise; abroad, the United States, Europe, Japan is constantly exerting pressure on China on the issue of rare earth exports. More than half a century of super-intensive mining has led to a continuous decline in the retained reserves and guarantee years of rare earth resources in China. Some experts pointed out that compared with the amount of human resources, China is already a country with a shortage of rare earths, but China has not yet completed its industrialization and needs more rare earths in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main message of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultra-intensive mining leads to the scarcity of rare earth resources and low per capita resources in China.\nB: China has paid a heavy environmental price for the mining of rare earths.\nC: It is necessary to comprehensively manage the development, production and export of rare earths to break through the difficulties.\nD: Many difficulties such as disorder in the development of rare earth industry are caused by domestic and foreign factors.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of growth-promoting antibiotics in hog farming can weaken their effectiveness in treating humans because such use can spread resistance to those antibiotics among microorganisms. But now the Smee Company, one of the largest pork marketers, may stop buying pork raised on feed containing these antibiotics. Smee has 60 percent of the pork market, and farmers who sell to Smee would certainly stop using antibiotics in order to avoid jeopardizing their sales. So if Smee makes this change, it will probably significantly slow the decline in antibiotics' effectiveness for humans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A phaseout of use of antibiotics for hogs in one country reduced usage by over 50 percent over five years.\nB: If Smee stops buying pork raised with antibiotics, the firm's costs will probably increase.\nC: Other major pork marketers will probably stop buying pork raised on feed containing growth-promoting antibiotics if Smee no longer buys such pork.\nD: The decline in hog growth due to discontinuation of antibiotics can be offset by improved hygiene.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of growth-promoting antibiotics in hog farming can weaken their effectiveness in treating humans because such use can spread resistance to those antibiotics among microorganisms. But now the Smee Company, one of the largest pork marketers, may stop buying pork raised on feed containing these antibiotics. Smee has 60 percent of the pork market, and farmers who sell to Smee would certainly stop using antibiotics in order to avoid jeopardizing their sales. So if Smee makes this change, it will probably significantly slow the decline in antibiotics' effectiveness for humans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A phaseout of use of antibiotics for hogs in one country reduced usage by over 50 percent over five years.\nB: If Smee stops buying pork raised with antibiotics, the firm's costs will probably increase.\nC: Other major pork marketers will probably stop buying pork raised on feed containing growth-promoting antibiotics if Smee no longer buys such pork.\nD: The decline in hog growth due to discontinuation of antibiotics can be offset by improved hygiene.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of growth-promoting antibiotics in hog farming can weaken their effectiveness in treating humans because such use can spread resistance to those antibiotics among microorganisms. But now the Smee Company, one of the largest pork marketers, may stop buying pork raised on feed containing these antibiotics. Smee has 60 percent of the pork market, and farmers who sell to Smee would certainly stop using antibiotics in order to avoid jeopardizing their sales. So if Smee makes this change, it will probably significantly slow the decline in antibiotics' effectiveness for humans.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A phaseout of use of antibiotics for hogs in one country reduced usage by over 50 percent over five years.\nB: If Smee stops buying pork raised with antibiotics, the firm's costs will probably increase.\nC: Other major pork marketers will probably stop buying pork raised on feed containing growth-promoting antibiotics if Smee no longer buys such pork.\nD: The decline in hog growth due to discontinuation of antibiotics can be offset by improved hygiene.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDr. Zhong: usually, important achievements in medical research need to be reviewed anonymously before the journal is published, which takes a lot of time. If researchers can give up this waiting time and publish their results in advance, our public health level can be improved more quickly with medical discoveries. Because the timely release of new medical information will allow people to use this information to improve their health. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would weaken Dr. Zhong's argument the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The improvement of social public health also depends on other factors and does not depend entirely on new medical discoveries\nB: Most medical journals are reluctant to give up the anonymous review system\nC: People often adjust their lifestyles according to newly published medical information\nD: Anonymous reviews can often prevent articles with erroneous conclusions from being published\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDr. Zhong: usually, important achievements in medical research need to be reviewed anonymously before the journal is published, which takes a lot of time. If researchers can give up this waiting time and publish their results in advance, our public health level can be improved more quickly with medical discoveries. Because the timely release of new medical information will allow people to use this information to improve their health. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would weaken Dr. Zhong's argument the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The improvement of social public health also depends on other factors and does not depend entirely on new medical discoveries\nB: Most medical journals are reluctant to give up the anonymous review system\nC: People often adjust their lifestyles according to newly published medical information\nD: Anonymous reviews can often prevent articles with erroneous conclusions from being published\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs a construction material, bamboo is as strong as steel and sturdier than concrete. Moreover, in tropical areas bamboo is a much less expensive construction material than either steel or concrete and is always readily available. In tropical areas, ttherefore, building with bamboo makes better economic sense than building with steel or concrete, except where land values are high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain exception noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Bamboo is unsuitable as a building material for multistory buildings.\nB: In order to protect it from being damaged by termites and beetles, bamboo must be soaked, at some expense, in a preservative.\nC: Bamboo growing in an area where land values are increasing is often cleared to make way for construction.\nD: Buildings constructed of bamboo are less likely to suffer earthquake damage than are steel and concrete buildings.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome TV ads take the same words, repeated many times in order to deepen the audience's impression, so that the audience remember the product to be promoted. In fact, this is unwise.Surveys show that many long-term such advertising businesses. Lately, they've been in economic trouble, with a huge backlog of products. It can be seen that the business not only did not achieve the desired purpose, but also produced a negative effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best emphasizes the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although some TV viewers don't care about the same ad being repeated, many viewers feel it's best to take more of the art of advertising into account\nB: Because the audience is with a good TV program after watching an ad, any ad will make the audience impatient\nC: Although the Advertising Act does not prohibit the same ad word repeatedly, merchants should consider the diverse feelings of different audiences\nD: Repeated playback of the same ad will cause tv viewers to get bored or even angry, and thus have a strong antipathy to the products that the merchant is trying to promote\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome TV ads take the same words, repeated many times in order to deepen the audience's impression, so that the audience remember the product to be promoted. In fact, this is unwise.Surveys show that many long-term such advertising businesses. Lately, they've been in economic trouble, with a huge backlog of products. It can be seen that the business not only did not achieve the desired purpose, but also produced a negative effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best emphasizes the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although some TV viewers don't care about the same ad being repeated, many viewers feel it's best to take more of the art of advertising into account\nB: Because the audience is with a good TV program after watching an ad, any ad will make the audience impatient\nC: Although the Advertising Act does not prohibit the same ad word repeatedly, merchants should consider the diverse feelings of different audiences\nD: Repeated playback of the same ad will cause tv viewers to get bored or even angry, and thus have a strong antipathy to the products that the merchant is trying to promote\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven though she thought the informant was untrustworthy, the journalist promised not to reveal his identity so long as the information he provided did not tum out to be false. However, she will publicly reveal the informant' s identity if she is ordered to do so by a judge or her editor. After all, the information concerns safety violations at the power plant. Thus, the journalist will surely reveal the informant' s identity even if the information is accurate.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The informant understood, at the time the journalist promised him confidentiality, that she would break this promise if ordered to do so by a judge.\nB: The journalist's editor will not order her to reveal the informant's identity unless the information is accurate and concerns public safety.\nC: The information that the informant provided is known to be false.\nD: If the information concerns safety at the power plant, a judge will order the journalist to reveal her informant's identity.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven though she thought the informant was untrustworthy, the journalist promised not to reveal his identity so long as the information he provided did not tum out to be false. However, she will publicly reveal the informant' s identity if she is ordered to do so by a judge or her editor. After all, the information concerns safety violations at the power plant. Thus, the journalist will surely reveal the informant' s identity even if the information is accurate.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The informant understood, at the time the journalist promised him confidentiality, that she would break this promise if ordered to do so by a judge.\nB: The journalist's editor will not order her to reveal the informant's identity unless the information is accurate and concerns public safety.\nC: The information that the informant provided is known to be false.\nD: If the information concerns safety at the power plant, a judge will order the journalist to reveal her informant's identity.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven though she thought the informant was untrustworthy, the journalist promised not to reveal his identity so long as the information he provided did not tum out to be false. However, she will publicly reveal the informant' s identity if she is ordered to do so by a judge or her editor. After all, the information concerns safety violations at the power plant. Thus, the journalist will surely reveal the informant' s identity even if the information is accurate.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The informant understood, at the time the journalist promised him confidentiality, that she would break this promise if ordered to do so by a judge.\nB: The journalist's editor will not order her to reveal the informant's identity unless the information is accurate and concerns public safety.\nC: The information that the informant provided is known to be false.\nD: If the information concerns safety at the power plant, a judge will order the journalist to reveal her informant's identity.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers completed two memory experiments. In the first experiment, the participants learned 40 sets of words. In the second experiment, the participants learned a series of finger signals. In the two experiments, only half of the participants were told to take the test after 10 hours. All participants on the above will be tested. Only some participants are arranged to take a nap between study and test. It turns out that participants in the sleeping group performed better than those who did not sleep, and participants who were told in advance to take the test also had higher test scores. Therefore, the researchers believe that sleep helps the brain store to be useful in the future Memory information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute this conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Participants in the first experiment are all young people with good memory and studying in a language major.\nB: Some participants who were told to take the test did not fall asleep during the nap, and they unconsciously reviewed what they had learned in their brains.\nC: The participants who are arranged to take a nap are all younger teenagers, and it is well known that people have better memory in their teenage years.\nD: Part of the participants who are arranged to take a nap in the second experiment took the test with a relaxed mind and achieved good results.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers completed two memory experiments. In the first experiment, the participants learned 40 sets of words. In the second experiment, the participants learned a series of finger signals. In the two experiments, only half of the participants were told to take the test after 10 hours. All participants on the above will be tested. Only some participants are arranged to take a nap between study and test. It turns out that participants in the sleeping group performed better than those who did not sleep, and participants who were told in advance to take the test also had higher test scores. Therefore, the researchers believe that sleep helps the brain store to be useful in the future Memory information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute this conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Participants in the first experiment are all young people with good memory and studying in a language major.\nB: Some participants who were told to take the test did not fall asleep during the nap, and they unconsciously reviewed what they had learned in their brains.\nC: The participants who are arranged to take a nap are all younger teenagers, and it is well known that people have better memory in their teenage years.\nD: Part of the participants who are arranged to take a nap in the second experiment took the test with a relaxed mind and achieved good results.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers completed two memory experiments. In the first experiment, the participants learned 40 sets of words. In the second experiment, the participants learned a series of finger signals. In the two experiments, only half of the participants were told to take the test after 10 hours. All participants on the above will be tested. Only some participants are arranged to take a nap between study and test. It turns out that participants in the sleeping group performed better than those who did not sleep, and participants who were told in advance to take the test also had higher test scores. Therefore, the researchers believe that sleep helps the brain store to be useful in the future Memory information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute this conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Participants in the first experiment are all young people with good memory and studying in a language major.\nB: Some participants who were told to take the test did not fall asleep during the nap, and they unconsciously reviewed what they had learned in their brains.\nC: The participants who are arranged to take a nap are all younger teenagers, and it is well known that people have better memory in their teenage years.\nD: Part of the participants who are arranged to take a nap in the second experiment took the test with a relaxed mind and achieved good results.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSharing requires equal concepts and mechanisms, equality, caring for others, and even the spirit of caring for strangers. Daily interactions and common connections between people need institutional guarantees. This system is based on morality, rather than market exchange. , Only on the basis of equality can a caring community relationship be formed. When the residents of the community build their own sharing system, the community in the sense of value can be realized.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Equality is of great significance to building a sharing system in the community\nB: Sharing requires equal concepts and mechanisms\nC: The realization of the community in the sense of value needs to be based on the system\nD: The construction of the sharing system is very important for realizing the community in the sense of value\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the legal doctrine of jury nullification, a jury may legitimately acquit a defendant it believes violated a law if the jury believes that law to be unjust. Proponents argue that this practice is legitimate because it helps shield against injustice. But the doctrine relies excessively on jurors' objectivity. When juries are empowered to acquit on grounds of their perceptions of unfairness, they too often make serious mistakes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument uses which one of the following techniques in its attempt to undermine the position that it attributes to the proponents of jury nullification?\n\nOptions:\nA: attacking the motives of the proponents of the doctrine\nB: arguing that the application of the doctrine has undesirable consequences\nC: attempting to show that a premise put forward in support of the position is false\nD: identifying an inconsistency within the reasoning used to support the position\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe apples on a tree are ripe. Because the tree is too high to reach on tiptoe, I had to move to the wooden ladder. Just as I reached out to pick it, the apple suddenly fell down and fell to the ground, becoming a ball of fruit mud. That is the so-called helplessness in life. I saw it dropping, but I missed it. But it was not in vain. At least, I knew that that apple didn't belong to me. If I come down from the wooden ladder at that time, it's not too late to pick from other trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most important enlightenment from this story?\n\nOptions:\nA: In reality, we should be good at discovering and seizing opportunities.\nB: In life, we should not be discouraged or lose ourselves, and we should keep trying and pursuing.\nC: When we encounter anything, we should keep an ordinary heart and learn to be calm.\nD: Any exploration in life is the accumulation of successful experience.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe apples on a tree are ripe. Because the tree is too high to reach on tiptoe, I had to move to the wooden ladder. Just as I reached out to pick it, the apple suddenly fell down and fell to the ground, becoming a ball of fruit mud. That is the so-called helplessness in life. I saw it dropping, but I missed it. But it was not in vain. At least, I knew that that apple didn't belong to me. If I come down from the wooden ladder at that time, it's not too late to pick from other trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most important enlightenment from this story?\n\nOptions:\nA: In reality, we should be good at discovering and seizing opportunities.\nB: In life, we should not be discouraged or lose ourselves, and we should keep trying and pursuing.\nC: When we encounter anything, we should keep an ordinary heart and learn to be calm.\nD: Any exploration in life is the accumulation of successful experience.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe apples on a tree are ripe. Because the tree is too high to reach on tiptoe, I had to move to the wooden ladder. Just as I reached out to pick it, the apple suddenly fell down and fell to the ground, becoming a ball of fruit mud. That is the so-called helplessness in life. I saw it dropping, but I missed it. But it was not in vain. At least, I knew that that apple didn't belong to me. If I come down from the wooden ladder at that time, it's not too late to pick from other trees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the most important enlightenment from this story?\n\nOptions:\nA: In reality, we should be good at discovering and seizing opportunities.\nB: In life, we should not be discouraged or lose ourselves, and we should keep trying and pursuing.\nC: When we encounter anything, we should keep an ordinary heart and learn to be calm.\nD: Any exploration in life is the accumulation of successful experience.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Newton's eyes, time is absolute, transcends nature, governs all things and cannot add or subtract them. Common quantum mechanics accepts this absolute concept of time. In contrast, relativity holds that time and everything else that changes with time moves more slowly in the gravitational field. In the theory of relativity, time is no longer an external parameter, but an active participant in the composition of the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The theory of relativity develops man's understanding of time\nB: Objective time is the unity of relative and absolute\nC: If you leave the gravitational field, time will disappear\nD: Newton did not think that time was actively involved in the composition of the universe\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Newton's eyes, time is absolute, transcends nature, governs all things and cannot add or subtract them. Common quantum mechanics accepts this absolute concept of time. In contrast, relativity holds that time and everything else that changes with time moves more slowly in the gravitational field. In the theory of relativity, time is no longer an external parameter, but an active participant in the composition of the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The theory of relativity develops man's understanding of time\nB: Objective time is the unity of relative and absolute\nC: If you leave the gravitational field, time will disappear\nD: Newton did not think that time was actively involved in the composition of the universe\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the house price of our country has been soaring. In August 2007, the State Council decided to solve the housing problem of 10 million urban low-income families by expanding the low-rent housing system. To achieve this goal, the government needs to subsidize leases or provide low-rent housing, while to build housing, land and funds are needed. A reporter reports on low-income families stepping into the era of low-rent housing, which shows that he is confident of achieving this goal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will not boost the confidence of the reporter?\n\nOptions:\nA: The State Council requires local governments to spend at least 10% of the net income from land sales on the security of low-rent housing.\nB: Even in developed countries, most low-income families solve their housing problems by renting rather than buying houses.\nC: The State Council requires local governments to include funds for the security of low-rent housing in their budgets for the local fiscal year, and the central government will provide support to the central and western regions with financial difficulties.\nD: The Ministry of Land and Resources requires local land and resources management departments to give priority to the use of land for low-rent housing.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the house price of our country has been soaring. In August 2007, the State Council decided to solve the housing problem of 10 million urban low-income families by expanding the low-rent housing system. To achieve this goal, the government needs to subsidize leases or provide low-rent housing, while to build housing, land and funds are needed. A reporter reports on low-income families stepping into the era of low-rent housing, which shows that he is confident of achieving this goal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will not boost the confidence of the reporter?\n\nOptions:\nA: The State Council requires local governments to spend at least 10% of the net income from land sales on the security of low-rent housing.\nB: Even in developed countries, most low-income families solve their housing problems by renting rather than buying houses.\nC: The State Council requires local governments to include funds for the security of low-rent housing in their budgets for the local fiscal year, and the central government will provide support to the central and western regions with financial difficulties.\nD: The Ministry of Land and Resources requires local land and resources management departments to give priority to the use of land for low-rent housing.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the house price of our country has been soaring. In August 2007, the State Council decided to solve the housing problem of 10 million urban low-income families by expanding the low-rent housing system. To achieve this goal, the government needs to subsidize leases or provide low-rent housing, while to build housing, land and funds are needed. A reporter reports on low-income families stepping into the era of low-rent housing, which shows that he is confident of achieving this goal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will not boost the confidence of the reporter?\n\nOptions:\nA: The State Council requires local governments to spend at least 10% of the net income from land sales on the security of low-rent housing.\nB: Even in developed countries, most low-income families solve their housing problems by renting rather than buying houses.\nC: The State Council requires local governments to include funds for the security of low-rent housing in their budgets for the local fiscal year, and the central government will provide support to the central and western regions with financial difficulties.\nD: The Ministry of Land and Resources requires local land and resources management departments to give priority to the use of land for low-rent housing.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a stone is trimmed by a mason and exposed to the elements, a coating of clay and other minerals, called rock varnish, gradually accumulates on the freshly trimmed surface. Organic matter trapped beneath the varnish on stones of an Andean monument was found to be over 1, 000 years old. Since the organic matter must have grown on the stone shortly after it was trimmed, it follows that the monument was built long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas in 1492.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rock varnish itself contains some organic matter.\nB: Rock varnish forms very slowly, if at all, on trimmed stones that are stored in a dry, sheltered place.\nC: The Andean monument bears a striking resemblance to monuments found in ancient sites in western Asia.\nD: The reuse of ancient trimmed stones was common in the Andes both before and after 1492.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a stone is trimmed by a mason and exposed to the elements, a coating of clay and other minerals, called rock varnish, gradually accumulates on the freshly trimmed surface. Organic matter trapped beneath the varnish on stones of an Andean monument was found to be over 1, 000 years old. Since the organic matter must have grown on the stone shortly after it was trimmed, it follows that the monument was built long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas in 1492.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rock varnish itself contains some organic matter.\nB: Rock varnish forms very slowly, if at all, on trimmed stones that are stored in a dry, sheltered place.\nC: The Andean monument bears a striking resemblance to monuments found in ancient sites in western Asia.\nD: The reuse of ancient trimmed stones was common in the Andes both before and after 1492.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a stone is trimmed by a mason and exposed to the elements, a coating of clay and other minerals, called rock varnish, gradually accumulates on the freshly trimmed surface. Organic matter trapped beneath the varnish on stones of an Andean monument was found to be over 1, 000 years old. Since the organic matter must have grown on the stone shortly after it was trimmed, it follows that the monument was built long before the arrival of Europeans in the Americas in 1492.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rock varnish itself contains some organic matter.\nB: Rock varnish forms very slowly, if at all, on trimmed stones that are stored in a dry, sheltered place.\nC: The Andean monument bears a striking resemblance to monuments found in ancient sites in western Asia.\nD: The reuse of ancient trimmed stones was common in the Andes both before and after 1492.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRare earths are a general term for a class of metals with less reserves, which are widely used in cutting-edge technology and military industries. Most of the world's rare earths are produced in China. Since 1998, China has begun to reduce the amount of rare earth mining, control the rare earth export quota, and strengthen the concentration of the rare earth industry. In this regard, some countries accuse China of monopolizing resources, which is extremely destructive to other countries in the world, and demand that China relax its control over the rare earth industry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, is most appropriate to refute these countries' accusations of China?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rare earths are non-renewable and important strategic resources.\nB: At present, on a per capita basis, China is already a country with relatively scarce rare earth resources.\nC: Since the 1980s, rare earths have been exploited indiscriminately in some parts of China, causing serious waste of resources and great damage to the environment.\nD: In 2009, China's rare earth reserves accounted for 36% of the national reserves, the United States accounted for 13%, Russia accounted for 19%, Australia accounted for 5.4%; China's production accounted for 97% of the world's production, and the other three countries were all zero.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRare earths are a general term for a class of metals with less reserves, which are widely used in cutting-edge technology and military industries. Most of the world's rare earths are produced in China. Since 1998, China has begun to reduce the amount of rare earth mining, control the rare earth export quota, and strengthen the concentration of the rare earth industry. In this regard, some countries accuse China of monopolizing resources, which is extremely destructive to other countries in the world, and demand that China relax its control over the rare earth industry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, is most appropriate to refute these countries' accusations of China?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rare earths are non-renewable and important strategic resources.\nB: At present, on a per capita basis, China is already a country with relatively scarce rare earth resources.\nC: Since the 1980s, rare earths have been exploited indiscriminately in some parts of China, causing serious waste of resources and great damage to the environment.\nD: In 2009, China's rare earth reserves accounted for 36% of the national reserves, the United States accounted for 13%, Russia accounted for 19%, Australia accounted for 5.4%; China's production accounted for 97% of the world's production, and the other three countries were all zero.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRare earths are a general term for a class of metals with less reserves, which are widely used in cutting-edge technology and military industries. Most of the world's rare earths are produced in China. Since 1998, China has begun to reduce the amount of rare earth mining, control the rare earth export quota, and strengthen the concentration of the rare earth industry. In this regard, some countries accuse China of monopolizing resources, which is extremely destructive to other countries in the world, and demand that China relax its control over the rare earth industry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, is most appropriate to refute these countries' accusations of China?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rare earths are non-renewable and important strategic resources.\nB: At present, on a per capita basis, China is already a country with relatively scarce rare earth resources.\nC: Since the 1980s, rare earths have been exploited indiscriminately in some parts of China, causing serious waste of resources and great damage to the environment.\nD: In 2009, China's rare earth reserves accounted for 36% of the national reserves, the United States accounted for 13%, Russia accounted for 19%, Australia accounted for 5.4%; China's production accounted for 97% of the world's production, and the other three countries were all zero.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mechanized factory with over 3000 separate conveyor belts wants to minimize the cost associated with maintenance, repair, and replacement of these belts. The conveyer belts currently are composed vulcanized rubber around a cotton web base, but the factory owners are investigating new plastic polymer design. For any given size belt, the costs for belts of the two compositions are comparable. Compared to the current rubber/cotton belts, the plastic polymer belts are lighter and easier to move, so operating the conveyor belts made of plastic polymer would consume less electric energy. A change from rubber/cotton belts to plastic polymer belts would require minor modification to some of the drive cylinders of the conveyor belts, but the costs of these changes are negligible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to know in determining whether switching to the plastic polymer conveyor belts would be likely to help minimize the factory's cost related to its conveyor belt system?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether other mechanized factories with comparable number of conveyor belts in their systems have switched from rubber/cotton to plastic polymer conveyor belts.\nB: Whether the crew that currently maintains the conveyor belts knows how to perform the modification to the drive cylinders necessary to switch to plastic polymer belts.\nC: Whether a typical plastic polymer conveyor belt has an approximate serviceable life as least as long as the typical rubber/cotton belt of the same size and shape.\nD: Whether, in remodeling, the factory plans to increase the total number of conveyor belts in its mechanized system.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mechanized factory with over 3000 separate conveyor belts wants to minimize the cost associated with maintenance, repair, and replacement of these belts. The conveyer belts currently are composed vulcanized rubber around a cotton web base, but the factory owners are investigating new plastic polymer design. For any given size belt, the costs for belts of the two compositions are comparable. Compared to the current rubber/cotton belts, the plastic polymer belts are lighter and easier to move, so operating the conveyor belts made of plastic polymer would consume less electric energy. A change from rubber/cotton belts to plastic polymer belts would require minor modification to some of the drive cylinders of the conveyor belts, but the costs of these changes are negligible.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would it be most useful to know in determining whether switching to the plastic polymer conveyor belts would be likely to help minimize the factory's cost related to its conveyor belt system?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether other mechanized factories with comparable number of conveyor belts in their systems have switched from rubber/cotton to plastic polymer conveyor belts.\nB: Whether the crew that currently maintains the conveyor belts knows how to perform the modification to the drive cylinders necessary to switch to plastic polymer belts.\nC: Whether a typical plastic polymer conveyor belt has an approximate serviceable life as least as long as the typical rubber/cotton belt of the same size and shape.\nD: Whether, in remodeling, the factory plans to increase the total number of conveyor belts in its mechanized system.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe retail price of decaffeinated coffee is considerably higher than that of regular coffee. However, the process by which coffee beans are decaffeinated is fairly simple and not very costly. Ttherefore, the price difference cannot be accounted for by the greater cost of providing decaffeinated coffee to the consumer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument relies on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Processing regular coffee costs more than processing decaffeinated coffee.\nB: Retail coffee-sellers do not expect that consumers are content to pay more for decaffeinated coffee than for regular coffee.\nC: Price differences between products can generally be accounted for by such factors as supply and demand, not by differences in production costs.\nD: The beans used for producing decaffeinated coffee do not cost much more before processing than the beans used for producing regular coffee.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe retail price of decaffeinated coffee is considerably higher than that of regular coffee. However, the process by which coffee beans are decaffeinated is fairly simple and not very costly. Ttherefore, the price difference cannot be accounted for by the greater cost of providing decaffeinated coffee to the consumer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument relies on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Processing regular coffee costs more than processing decaffeinated coffee.\nB: Retail coffee-sellers do not expect that consumers are content to pay more for decaffeinated coffee than for regular coffee.\nC: Price differences between products can generally be accounted for by such factors as supply and demand, not by differences in production costs.\nD: The beans used for producing decaffeinated coffee do not cost much more before processing than the beans used for producing regular coffee.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe retail price of decaffeinated coffee is considerably higher than that of regular coffee. However, the process by which coffee beans are decaffeinated is fairly simple and not very costly. Ttherefore, the price difference cannot be accounted for by the greater cost of providing decaffeinated coffee to the consumer.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument relies on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Processing regular coffee costs more than processing decaffeinated coffee.\nB: Retail coffee-sellers do not expect that consumers are content to pay more for decaffeinated coffee than for regular coffee.\nC: Price differences between products can generally be accounted for by such factors as supply and demand, not by differences in production costs.\nD: The beans used for producing decaffeinated coffee do not cost much more before processing than the beans used for producing regular coffee.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn essence, the competitiveness of a city depends not only on the quality of the hard environment-the level of infrastructure, the strength of the economic strength, the quality of the industrial structure, the friendliness of the natural environment, but also on the quality of the soft environment. This soft environment is composed of many humanistic elements, such as social order, public morality, cultural atmosphere, educational level, spiritual civilization and so on. And all this mainly depends on the overall quality of the citizens.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text is meant to show which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Humanistic elements make up the soft environment of urban competitiveness\nB: The soft environment depends on the overall quality of the citizens\nC: The competitiveness of a city is jointly determined by the hard environment and the soft environment\nD: Improving the overall quality of citizens will help improve the city's competitiveness\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn essence, the competitiveness of a city depends not only on the quality of the hard environment-the level of infrastructure, the strength of the economic strength, the quality of the industrial structure, the friendliness of the natural environment, but also on the quality of the soft environment. This soft environment is composed of many humanistic elements, such as social order, public morality, cultural atmosphere, educational level, spiritual civilization and so on. And all this mainly depends on the overall quality of the citizens.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text is meant to show which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Humanistic elements make up the soft environment of urban competitiveness\nB: The soft environment depends on the overall quality of the citizens\nC: The competitiveness of a city is jointly determined by the hard environment and the soft environment\nD: Improving the overall quality of citizens will help improve the city's competitiveness\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a widely held economic hypothesis, imposing strict environmental regulations reduces economic growth. This hypothesis is undermined by the fact that the states with the strictest environmental regulations also have the highest economic growth. This fact does not show that environmental regulations promote growth, however, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides evidence that most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: those states with the strictest environmental regulations invest the most in education and job training\nB: after introducing stricter environmental regulations, many states experienced increased economic growth\nC: even those states with very weak environmental regulations have experienced at least some growth\nD: even those states that have only moderately strict environmental regulations have higher growth than those with the least-strict regulations\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a widely held economic hypothesis, imposing strict environmental regulations reduces economic growth. This hypothesis is undermined by the fact that the states with the strictest environmental regulations also have the highest economic growth. This fact does not show that environmental regulations promote growth, however, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides evidence that most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: those states with the strictest environmental regulations invest the most in education and job training\nB: after introducing stricter environmental regulations, many states experienced increased economic growth\nC: even those states with very weak environmental regulations have experienced at least some growth\nD: even those states that have only moderately strict environmental regulations have higher growth than those with the least-strict regulations\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a widely held economic hypothesis, imposing strict environmental regulations reduces economic growth. This hypothesis is undermined by the fact that the states with the strictest environmental regulations also have the highest economic growth. This fact does not show that environmental regulations promote growth, however, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides evidence that most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: those states with the strictest environmental regulations invest the most in education and job training\nB: after introducing stricter environmental regulations, many states experienced increased economic growth\nC: even those states with very weak environmental regulations have experienced at least some growth\nD: even those states that have only moderately strict environmental regulations have higher growth than those with the least-strict regulations\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPatients often don't understand that when seeing a doctor, even minor problems are required to do a lot of examinations, which leads to excessive costs. In fact, if the doctor does not conduct a detailed examination of the patient, it may miss some serious problems, which is difficult for the doctor. Judge exactly to what extent they should be meticulous. Therefore, it is generally unwise for patients to go for medical examinations when they feel that they are not sick.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most severely weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the early stages of certain important diseases, although the patient does not feel unwell, the doctor can help observe the symptoms through the instrument\nB: With reduced income, doctors have been compressing their time for medical examinations\nC: Patients who lack medical expertise cannot judge the appropriate level of meticulousness of the doctor's examination\nD: Experienced doctors can be as meticulous as they are during medical examinations\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPatients often don't understand that when seeing a doctor, even minor problems are required to do a lot of examinations, which leads to excessive costs. In fact, if the doctor does not conduct a detailed examination of the patient, it may miss some serious problems, which is difficult for the doctor. Judge exactly to what extent they should be meticulous. Therefore, it is generally unwise for patients to go for medical examinations when they feel that they are not sick.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most severely weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the early stages of certain important diseases, although the patient does not feel unwell, the doctor can help observe the symptoms through the instrument\nB: With reduced income, doctors have been compressing their time for medical examinations\nC: Patients who lack medical expertise cannot judge the appropriate level of meticulousness of the doctor's examination\nD: Experienced doctors can be as meticulous as they are during medical examinations\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPatients often don't understand that when seeing a doctor, even minor problems are required to do a lot of examinations, which leads to excessive costs. In fact, if the doctor does not conduct a detailed examination of the patient, it may miss some serious problems, which is difficult for the doctor. Judge exactly to what extent they should be meticulous. Therefore, it is generally unwise for patients to go for medical examinations when they feel that they are not sick.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most severely weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the early stages of certain important diseases, although the patient does not feel unwell, the doctor can help observe the symptoms through the instrument\nB: With reduced income, doctors have been compressing their time for medical examinations\nC: Patients who lack medical expertise cannot judge the appropriate level of meticulousness of the doctor's examination\nD: Experienced doctors can be as meticulous as they are during medical examinations\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDisplacement is different from translocation. As long as the component that should have appeared in a certain position in the prototype structure leaves the original position and runs to other positions in the structure, it is displacement, and the displaced component must act as the syntactic component of this mechanism. While translocation is caused by temporary addition or supplement in the discourse, and the translocation component can no longer be analyzed as the syntactic component of this structure\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to Displacement\n\nOptions:\nA: A sheep ran away. Ran a sheep\nB: Everyone laughed so much that their stomachs hurt.My stomach hurt and everyone laughed\nC: He's probably home.Home, he's probably\nD: This place is so beautiful.It's beautiful,this place\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife cannot be perfect. It is also difficult for us to find that a flower is perfect. Although the human body is generally symmetrical, this symmetry is far from complete. The thickness of each person's left and right hand is different, one eye is bigger or more round than the other, and the shape of the two earlobes is also different. The most obvious is that each person has only one heart, usually in the left position.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is the beginning of an article. Which of the following options is most likely to be told next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many ways to make up for the deficiency of asymmetry.\nB: Imperfections in life can also be transformed into perfection.\nC: Asymmetry can also produce a sense of beauty of harmony and balance.\nD: The physiological basis of asymmetry in human body.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife cannot be perfect. It is also difficult for us to find that a flower is perfect. Although the human body is generally symmetrical, this symmetry is far from complete. The thickness of each person's left and right hand is different, one eye is bigger or more round than the other, and the shape of the two earlobes is also different. The most obvious is that each person has only one heart, usually in the left position.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is the beginning of an article. Which of the following options is most likely to be told next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many ways to make up for the deficiency of asymmetry.\nB: Imperfections in life can also be transformed into perfection.\nC: Asymmetry can also produce a sense of beauty of harmony and balance.\nD: The physiological basis of asymmetry in human body.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen driving on the road, one needs not only a good sense of abiding by the law, but also a special rational calculation. In the congested traffic, as long as there is a jam, your car must give way to it; you drive straight on the road normally, and there is a car that suddenly comes across near you without a direction light to bump into you. It turns out that it wants to change lanes, and then you have to give way to it.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept for which of the following, can all question the above-mentioned rational calculation view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Giving way to what is unreasonable will only encourage unhealthy tendencies and run counter to the laws and morals of society\nB: rational calculation is actually timid, always feeling that everything can be avoided, but some things are difficult to avoid\nC: Blindly giving way will bring great danger to driving, which may hurt not only yourself, but also the innocent\nD: If you don't let it, you will run into it. After you run into it, even if you are right, there will be a lot of trouble\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen driving on the road, one needs not only a good sense of abiding by the law, but also a special rational calculation. In the congested traffic, as long as there is a jam, your car must give way to it; you drive straight on the road normally, and there is a car that suddenly comes across near you without a direction light to bump into you. It turns out that it wants to change lanes, and then you have to give way to it.\n\nQuestion:\nExcept for which of the following, can all question the above-mentioned rational calculation view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Giving way to what is unreasonable will only encourage unhealthy tendencies and run counter to the laws and morals of society\nB: rational calculation is actually timid, always feeling that everything can be avoided, but some things are difficult to avoid\nC: Blindly giving way will bring great danger to driving, which may hurt not only yourself, but also the innocent\nD: If you don't let it, you will run into it. After you run into it, even if you are right, there will be a lot of trouble\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree people are going to climb the mountain. The weather forecast says it may rain today. The three men argued about the weather forecast. A said: it may rain today, which also means it may not rain today. Let's climb the mountain. B said: it may rain today, which means it will rain today, so we'd better not climb the mountain. C said: it may rain today, but it just means that it's not inevitable that it won't rain today. It's up to you to decide whether to climb the mountain or not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the three people's understanding of the weather forecast?\n\nOptions:\nA: A and C are correct, B is incorrect.\nB: A is correct, B and C are incorrect.\nC: B is correct, A and C are incorrect.\nD: C is correct, A and B are incorrect.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree people are going to climb the mountain. The weather forecast says it may rain today. The three men argued about the weather forecast. A said: it may rain today, which also means it may not rain today. Let's climb the mountain. B said: it may rain today, which means it will rain today, so we'd better not climb the mountain. C said: it may rain today, but it just means that it's not inevitable that it won't rain today. It's up to you to decide whether to climb the mountain or not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the three people's understanding of the weather forecast?\n\nOptions:\nA: A and C are correct, B is incorrect.\nB: A is correct, B and C are incorrect.\nC: B is correct, A and C are incorrect.\nD: C is correct, A and B are incorrect.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: According to last Thursday' s editorial, someone who commits a burglary runs almost no risk of being caught. This is clearly false. Police reports show that at least 70 percent of people who commit crimes are caught. All burglars are criminals, so although some burglars will undoubtedly escape, a large percentage of them will eventually be caught.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments exhibits a flawed pattern of reasoning parallel to that exhibited in the argument that a large percentage of burglars will be caught?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since a large percentage of professional persons have changed their careers, and since career changes require new training, all professional persons who have changed their careers required new training.\nB: A large percentage of professional persons are self-employed. Thus, since nurses are professional persons, a large percentage of nurses are self-employed.\nC: Many engineers are employed in management positions, and since anyone in a management position needs training in management, many engineers need training in management.\nD: A large percentage of doctors are specialists. Since anyone who is a specialist must have training beyond the usual medical curriculum, it follows that many doctors have training beyond the usual medical curriculum.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntrusive thinking refers to some involuntary, recurrent and irregular disturbing thoughts that enter the individual's brain, which can cause a series of adaptive problems and induce negative emotions, including anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to intrusive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the end of every year, Xiao Meng, who works in other places, struggles about whether to go back to his hometown for the Spring Festival, and gets upset as a result.\nB: During this period, the stock market fluctuated greatly, and the mood of Lao Zhang, a shareholder, was as unpredictable as the stock index, and he was extremely anxious.\nC: When Xiaoqiang is in class, there is always a picture of online games in his mind, which makes it difficult for him to calm down and study.\nD: Xiao Cheng felt frustrated at the thought of the negative consequences of failing to complete the sales.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntrusive thinking refers to some involuntary, recurrent and irregular disturbing thoughts that enter the individual's brain, which can cause a series of adaptive problems and induce negative emotions, including anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to intrusive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the end of every year, Xiao Meng, who works in other places, struggles about whether to go back to his hometown for the Spring Festival, and gets upset as a result.\nB: During this period, the stock market fluctuated greatly, and the mood of Lao Zhang, a shareholder, was as unpredictable as the stock index, and he was extremely anxious.\nC: When Xiaoqiang is in class, there is always a picture of online games in his mind, which makes it difficult for him to calm down and study.\nD: Xiao Cheng felt frustrated at the thought of the negative consequences of failing to complete the sales.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntrusive thinking refers to some involuntary, recurrent and irregular disturbing thoughts that enter the individual's brain, which can cause a series of adaptive problems and induce negative emotions, including anxiety, depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to intrusive thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the end of every year, Xiao Meng, who works in other places, struggles about whether to go back to his hometown for the Spring Festival, and gets upset as a result.\nB: During this period, the stock market fluctuated greatly, and the mood of Lao Zhang, a shareholder, was as unpredictable as the stock index, and he was extremely anxious.\nC: When Xiaoqiang is in class, there is always a picture of online games in his mind, which makes it difficult for him to calm down and study.\nD: Xiao Cheng felt frustrated at the thought of the negative consequences of failing to complete the sales.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKarl Polanyi said that if the market mechanism is allowed to become the sole guide of the destiny of mankind, its natural environment, and the amount and use of purchasing power, it will lead to the destruction of society. As far as commodities are concerned, labor cannot be arbitrarily driven and used. Even abandon without affecting the individual who happens to be the bearer of this special commodity. That is to say, when disposing of a person's labor, the system always faces the unity of body, psychology and morality under the title of person.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the gist of the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Unregulated markets will destroy society\nB: Labor is a special commodity\nC: The unregulated market lacks moral attributes\nD: Labor cannot be commoditized\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKarl Polanyi said that if the market mechanism is allowed to become the sole guide of the destiny of mankind, its natural environment, and the amount and use of purchasing power, it will lead to the destruction of society. As far as commodities are concerned, labor cannot be arbitrarily driven and used. Even abandon without affecting the individual who happens to be the bearer of this special commodity. That is to say, when disposing of a person's labor, the system always faces the unity of body, psychology and morality under the title of person.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the gist of the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Unregulated markets will destroy society\nB: Labor is a special commodity\nC: The unregulated market lacks moral attributes\nD: Labor cannot be commoditized\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is some irrationality in our legal system. In criminal law, although the motive for committing the crime is the same, the punishment for those who succeed in committing the crime is much heavier than the punishment for those who attempt to commit the crime and do not succeed. In civil law, however, a person who deliberately defrauds and does not succeed does not have to pay a fine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, true, seriously undermines the argument in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who study civil law are more likely to find jobs than those who study punishment, which shows that civil law is very different from criminal law.\nB: Many imprisoned criminals will commit other crimes once released.\nC: Criminal trials cost more for this country than civil trials.\nD: The goal of criminal law is to punish criminals, while the goal of civil law is to compensate victims.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is some irrationality in our legal system. In criminal law, although the motive for committing the crime is the same, the punishment for those who succeed in committing the crime is much heavier than the punishment for those who attempt to commit the crime and do not succeed. In civil law, however, a person who deliberately defrauds and does not succeed does not have to pay a fine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, true, seriously undermines the argument in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who study civil law are more likely to find jobs than those who study punishment, which shows that civil law is very different from criminal law.\nB: Many imprisoned criminals will commit other crimes once released.\nC: Criminal trials cost more for this country than civil trials.\nD: The goal of criminal law is to punish criminals, while the goal of civil law is to compensate victims.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is some irrationality in our legal system. In criminal law, although the motive for committing the crime is the same, the punishment for those who succeed in committing the crime is much heavier than the punishment for those who attempt to commit the crime and do not succeed. In civil law, however, a person who deliberately defrauds and does not succeed does not have to pay a fine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, true, seriously undermines the argument in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who study civil law are more likely to find jobs than those who study punishment, which shows that civil law is very different from criminal law.\nB: Many imprisoned criminals will commit other crimes once released.\nC: Criminal trials cost more for this country than civil trials.\nD: The goal of criminal law is to punish criminals, while the goal of civil law is to compensate victims.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCaustic soda, namely sodium hydroxide, is a highly corrosive high-risk chemical. However, caustic soda is also a processing aid that can be used in all kinds of food processing, and the residue does not need to be limited. It is an efficient acidity regulator. However, caustic soda used for food processing needs to be food grade, and many reports mention that illegal vendors use industrial caustic soda. The difference between food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda lies not in the main components, but in that the former has monitoring requirements for heavy metal impurities, while the latter does not. In fact, the risk of using sodium hydroxide in food is borne by the staff. In the final food, their corrosivity has long disappeared. As for the use of industrial caustic soda, it belongs to the use of unqualified raw materials and should be cracked down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inconsistent with the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Industrial caustic soda contains a lot of heavy metal impurities and cannot be used in food processing.\nB: When caustic soda is used in food processing, workers bear the risk of corrosion.\nC: It is not illegal to use caustic soda in food processing, and even there is no regulation on its residue.\nD: The main components of food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda are basically the same, and can be used as acidity regulator.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCaustic soda, namely sodium hydroxide, is a highly corrosive high-risk chemical. However, caustic soda is also a processing aid that can be used in all kinds of food processing, and the residue does not need to be limited. It is an efficient acidity regulator. However, caustic soda used for food processing needs to be food grade, and many reports mention that illegal vendors use industrial caustic soda. The difference between food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda lies not in the main components, but in that the former has monitoring requirements for heavy metal impurities, while the latter does not. In fact, the risk of using sodium hydroxide in food is borne by the staff. In the final food, their corrosivity has long disappeared. As for the use of industrial caustic soda, it belongs to the use of unqualified raw materials and should be cracked down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inconsistent with the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Industrial caustic soda contains a lot of heavy metal impurities and cannot be used in food processing.\nB: When caustic soda is used in food processing, workers bear the risk of corrosion.\nC: It is not illegal to use caustic soda in food processing, and even there is no regulation on its residue.\nD: The main components of food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda are basically the same, and can be used as acidity regulator.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCaustic soda, namely sodium hydroxide, is a highly corrosive high-risk chemical. However, caustic soda is also a processing aid that can be used in all kinds of food processing, and the residue does not need to be limited. It is an efficient acidity regulator. However, caustic soda used for food processing needs to be food grade, and many reports mention that illegal vendors use industrial caustic soda. The difference between food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda lies not in the main components, but in that the former has monitoring requirements for heavy metal impurities, while the latter does not. In fact, the risk of using sodium hydroxide in food is borne by the staff. In the final food, their corrosivity has long disappeared. As for the use of industrial caustic soda, it belongs to the use of unqualified raw materials and should be cracked down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is inconsistent with the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Industrial caustic soda contains a lot of heavy metal impurities and cannot be used in food processing.\nB: When caustic soda is used in food processing, workers bear the risk of corrosion.\nC: It is not illegal to use caustic soda in food processing, and even there is no regulation on its residue.\nD: The main components of food grade caustic soda and industrial caustic soda are basically the same, and can be used as acidity regulator.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a major record label signs a contract with a band, the label assumes considerable financial risk. It pays for videos, album art, management, and promotions. Hence, the band does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently. For this reason, it is only fair for a major label to take a large portion of the profits from the record sales of any band signed with it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that a band signed with a major label does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently?\n\nOptions:\nA: Premises are used to support it, and it is used to support the main conclusion.\nB: It is a general principle from which the argument's conclusion follows as a specific instance.\nC: It describes a phenomenon for which the rest of the argument offers an explanation.\nD: It is one of two unrelated conclusions, each of which the same premises are used to support.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a major record label signs a contract with a band, the label assumes considerable financial risk. It pays for videos, album art, management, and promotions. Hence, the band does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently. For this reason, it is only fair for a major label to take a large portion of the profits from the record sales of any band signed with it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that a band signed with a major label does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently?\n\nOptions:\nA: Premises are used to support it, and it is used to support the main conclusion.\nB: It is a general principle from which the argument's conclusion follows as a specific instance.\nC: It describes a phenomenon for which the rest of the argument offers an explanation.\nD: It is one of two unrelated conclusions, each of which the same premises are used to support.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a major record label signs a contract with a band, the label assumes considerable financial risk. It pays for videos, album art, management, and promotions. Hence, the band does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently. For this reason, it is only fair for a major label to take a large portion of the profits from the record sales of any band signed with it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that a band signed with a major label does not need to assume nearly as much risk as it would if it produced its own records independently?\n\nOptions:\nA: Premises are used to support it, and it is used to support the main conclusion.\nB: It is a general principle from which the argument's conclusion follows as a specific instance.\nC: It describes a phenomenon for which the rest of the argument offers an explanation.\nD: It is one of two unrelated conclusions, each of which the same premises are used to support.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the ancient Roman Empire, when the ancient Romans were no longer the supreme ethnic group, the control of the empire was transferred to a group of multi-ethnic elites, and the Illyrians, Gauls and Carthaginians continued to inherit and carry forward the ancient Roman culture; in the Islamic Empire, when the Arabs lost control of the Islamic world, the Egyptians, Iranians and Berbers continued to carry forward Muslim culture. For European imperialism, when Europeans lose control of the world, the infiltration of Western culture into Indians and Africans is self-evident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the founders of the empire lose their dominant position, the culture they created will still be passed on\nB: The cultural ideas spread by the ruling elites of the empire are often universal and inclusive\nC: Cultural diversity enables empires to incorporate different races within a single political framework\nD: The domination of the empire over different ethnic groups and races is mainly reflected in the cultural control\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLike a number of other articles, Ian Raghnall' s article relied on a recent survey in which over half the couples applying for divorces listed moneyas a major problem in their marriages. Raghnall' s conclusion from the survey data is that financial problems are the major problem in marriages and an important factor contributing to the high divorce rate. Yet couples often express other types of marital frustrations in financial terms. Despite appearances, the survey data do not establish that financial problems are the major problem in contemporary marriages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following sentences best expresses the main point of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many articles wrongly claim that financial problems are the major factor contributing to the divorce rate.\nB: The conclusion drawn in Raghnall's article is inadequately justified.\nC: Over half the couples applying for divorces listed money as a major problem in their marriages.\nD: Financial problems are not an important factor contributing to the divorce rate.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA district conducted a sampling survey on the four streets of Zhongshan, Yangtze River, Meiyuan and Xinghai and ranked them according to per capita income. According to past experience, some people predict the per capita income of the four streets as follows: (1) if Zhongshan Street ranks third, then Meiyuan Street ranks first; (2) if the Yangtze River Street ranks neither first nor second, then Zhongshan Street ranks third; (3) Zhongshan Street is adjacent to Meiyuan Street, but not to the Yangtze River Street. It was learned afterwards that the above forecasts were in line with the survey results.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The streets of the Zhongshan Street is either the first or the fourth.\nB: The streets of the Yangtze River is either the second or the third.\nC: The street of Meiyuan is either the second or the fourth.\nD: The street of Xinghai Street is either the first or the third.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principle of utmost good faith in insurance means that both parties to the insurance must be honest and trustworthy during the entire process of signing and performing the insurance contract, abide by the trust with the utmost sincerity, truthfully inform important information, do not deceive or conceal, and ensure the correct performance of their respective rights And obligations.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which of the following, the applicant has not fulfilled the principle of utmost good faith?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu took a medical leave due to liver cancer. In July 2005, Liu's decoration company insured group life insurance for all employees of the company. When the company submitted the list of insureds, it stated in the column of health status that Liu took a leave of liver cancer. Condition\nB: Mr. Zhang, in good health, has purchased a simple life insurance under the collective organization of the unit, and fills in the word health in the column health of the insured on the insurance application form\nC: In the new semester, the school asked freshmen to pay an insurance premium of 25 yuan each, of which student safety insurance was 10 yuan, and additional disease insurance was 15 yuan. On September 8, a new student Zhang had abdominal pain and was diagnosed with a congenital disease by the hospital. Zhang was hospitalized, and Zhang's father asked the insurance company to reimburse the medical expenses\nD: Li was hospitalized with gastric cancer, was discharged after the operation, and went to work normally. Later, Li was introduced by someone to insured for simple life insurance, and when filling out the insurance form, he did not declare the fact that he was suffering from cancer\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principle of utmost good faith in insurance means that both parties to the insurance must be honest and trustworthy during the entire process of signing and performing the insurance contract, abide by the trust with the utmost sincerity, truthfully inform important information, do not deceive or conceal, and ensure the correct performance of their respective rights And obligations.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which of the following, the applicant has not fulfilled the principle of utmost good faith?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu took a medical leave due to liver cancer. In July 2005, Liu's decoration company insured group life insurance for all employees of the company. When the company submitted the list of insureds, it stated in the column of health status that Liu took a leave of liver cancer. Condition\nB: Mr. Zhang, in good health, has purchased a simple life insurance under the collective organization of the unit, and fills in the word health in the column health of the insured on the insurance application form\nC: In the new semester, the school asked freshmen to pay an insurance premium of 25 yuan each, of which student safety insurance was 10 yuan, and additional disease insurance was 15 yuan. On September 8, a new student Zhang had abdominal pain and was diagnosed with a congenital disease by the hospital. Zhang was hospitalized, and Zhang's father asked the insurance company to reimburse the medical expenses\nD: Li was hospitalized with gastric cancer, was discharged after the operation, and went to work normally. Later, Li was introduced by someone to insured for simple life insurance, and when filling out the insurance form, he did not declare the fact that he was suffering from cancer\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe principle of utmost good faith in insurance means that both parties to the insurance must be honest and trustworthy during the entire process of signing and performing the insurance contract, abide by the trust with the utmost sincerity, truthfully inform important information, do not deceive or conceal, and ensure the correct performance of their respective rights And obligations.\n\nQuestion:\nIn which of the following, the applicant has not fulfilled the principle of utmost good faith?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu took a medical leave due to liver cancer. In July 2005, Liu's decoration company insured group life insurance for all employees of the company. When the company submitted the list of insureds, it stated in the column of health status that Liu took a leave of liver cancer. Condition\nB: Mr. Zhang, in good health, has purchased a simple life insurance under the collective organization of the unit, and fills in the word health in the column health of the insured on the insurance application form\nC: In the new semester, the school asked freshmen to pay an insurance premium of 25 yuan each, of which student safety insurance was 10 yuan, and additional disease insurance was 15 yuan. On September 8, a new student Zhang had abdominal pain and was diagnosed with a congenital disease by the hospital. Zhang was hospitalized, and Zhang's father asked the insurance company to reimburse the medical expenses\nD: Li was hospitalized with gastric cancer, was discharged after the operation, and went to work normally. Later, Li was introduced by someone to insured for simple life insurance, and when filling out the insurance form, he did not declare the fact that he was suffering from cancer\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nU disk survival refers to the way of life that only depends on individual skills rather than on the identity of the organization, decides whether or not to participate in social cooperation, and its personal value is judged entirely by the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to U disk survival?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from university, Xiao Han worked as a math teacher in a number of training institutions. She always felt that although the income was high, it was too hard. Not long ago, without consulting with her family, she took the initiative to enter a private middle school.\nB: Ms. Zhou, an online writer, wrote a number of best-selling online novels based on her previous workplace experience, and a number of famous websites asked her for contributions. Because she is unwilling to be limited by the date of submission, she often refuses some requests for contributions.\nC: Old Zhou, a carpenter, has been working in the city for more than ten years. He has done a good job and made a lot of money. Now he has his own decoration team, and people contact him about decoration every day from morning till night.\nD: After resigning from the unit, Mr. and Mrs. Liu came to the south and converted a small rented building into a residential accommodation. Under their careful care, business was so booming that at one point the room had to be booked two months in advance.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nU disk survival refers to the way of life that only depends on individual skills rather than on the identity of the organization, decides whether or not to participate in social cooperation, and its personal value is judged entirely by the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not belong to U disk survival?\n\nOptions:\nA: After graduating from university, Xiao Han worked as a math teacher in a number of training institutions. She always felt that although the income was high, it was too hard. Not long ago, without consulting with her family, she took the initiative to enter a private middle school.\nB: Ms. Zhou, an online writer, wrote a number of best-selling online novels based on her previous workplace experience, and a number of famous websites asked her for contributions. Because she is unwilling to be limited by the date of submission, she often refuses some requests for contributions.\nC: Old Zhou, a carpenter, has been working in the city for more than ten years. He has done a good job and made a lot of money. Now he has his own decoration team, and people contact him about decoration every day from morning till night.\nD: After resigning from the unit, Mr. and Mrs. Liu came to the south and converted a small rented building into a residential accommodation. Under their careful care, business was so booming that at one point the room had to be booked two months in advance.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: Both the consequences and the motives of human actions have bearing on the moral worth of those actions. Nonetheless, to be a moral agent one must have free will, because one cannot be a moral agent without desiring to conform to a principle.\n\nQuestion:\nThe philosopher's argument requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: nobody who acts without taking the consequences of the action into consideration is free\nB: desiring to conform to a principle requires free will\nC: it is impossible to have desires without also being a moral agent\nD: one cannot be a moral agent if one lacks a concern for the consequences of actions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: Both ASA and TPA are clot-dissolving agents. Recent studies show that the more expensive agent, TPA, would save at most two more lives than would ASA out of every 50 cardiac patients to whom they are postoperatively administered. However, since the relatives of the patients who die simply because they were given the less expensive medicine would be particularly grieved, the financial saving involved in using ASA over TPA must also be weighed against such considerations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the ethicist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: TPA is a slightly more effective clot-dissolving agent than ASA.\nB: Relatives of a patient who has died grieve more if the patient received ASA rather than TPA.\nC: The extra expense of TPA cannot be weighed simply against the few additional lives saved.\nD: ASA should never be given to postoperative cardiac patients in place of TPA.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: Both ASA and TPA are clot-dissolving agents. Recent studies show that the more expensive agent, TPA, would save at most two more lives than would ASA out of every 50 cardiac patients to whom they are postoperatively administered. However, since the relatives of the patients who die simply because they were given the less expensive medicine would be particularly grieved, the financial saving involved in using ASA over TPA must also be weighed against such considerations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the ethicist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: TPA is a slightly more effective clot-dissolving agent than ASA.\nB: Relatives of a patient who has died grieve more if the patient received ASA rather than TPA.\nC: The extra expense of TPA cannot be weighed simply against the few additional lives saved.\nD: ASA should never be given to postoperative cardiac patients in place of TPA.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five staff in the sales department of a company, of which two undergraduate majors are marketing, two undergraduate majors are computer science, and one undergraduate major is physics. Also know that there are two women in the five people, their undergraduate majors The background is different.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above, which of the following inferences is most likely to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales department has two men from different undergraduate majors\nB: A lady in the sales department must be a graduate of computer science\nC: The three men in the sales department are from different undergraduate majors, and the women are also from different undergraduate majors.\nD: At most one man in the sales department is a marketing graduate\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five staff in the sales department of a company, of which two undergraduate majors are marketing, two undergraduate majors are computer science, and one undergraduate major is physics. Also know that there are two women in the five people, their undergraduate majors The background is different.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above, which of the following inferences is most likely to be established?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales department has two men from different undergraduate majors\nB: A lady in the sales department must be a graduate of computer science\nC: The three men in the sales department are from different undergraduate majors, and the women are also from different undergraduate majors.\nD: At most one man in the sales department is a marketing graduate\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObsessive-compulsive disorder refers to a neuropathy characterized by obsessive-compulsive ideas and compulsive actions. It is characterized by the simultaneous existence of conscious self-compulsion and conscious self-counter-compulsion. The patient knows that the persistence of obsessive-compulsive disorder is meaningless and unreasonable, but The repeated occurrences that cannot be restrained, the more you try to resist, the more tension and pain you feel.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not obsessive-compulsive disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Sun thinks of happiness, suffering will appear immediately. When he talks about good people he will think of bad guys. When he thinks about problems or speaks, he always thinks of the opposite of words, and he often repeats the two opposing words and sentences. Appearing in the brain one after another and feel distressed and nervous\nB: Zhang accidentally injured a passerby while driving at the intersection. After that, Zhang always checked the road conditions carefully when he drove through the intersection and kept driving carefully\nC: After leaving the house, Li always wonders whether the doors and windows are indeed locked, and often goes back to check several times, otherwise he will feel anxious\nD: Every time Zhao passes by the bank, he always has the idea of rushing into the bank and robbery, so Zhao always has to detour when he sees the bank\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObsessive-compulsive disorder refers to a neuropathy characterized by obsessive-compulsive ideas and compulsive actions. It is characterized by the simultaneous existence of conscious self-compulsion and conscious self-counter-compulsion. The patient knows that the persistence of obsessive-compulsive disorder is meaningless and unreasonable, but The repeated occurrences that cannot be restrained, the more you try to resist, the more tension and pain you feel.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not obsessive-compulsive disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Sun thinks of happiness, suffering will appear immediately. When he talks about good people he will think of bad guys. When he thinks about problems or speaks, he always thinks of the opposite of words, and he often repeats the two opposing words and sentences. Appearing in the brain one after another and feel distressed and nervous\nB: Zhang accidentally injured a passerby while driving at the intersection. After that, Zhang always checked the road conditions carefully when he drove through the intersection and kept driving carefully\nC: After leaving the house, Li always wonders whether the doors and windows are indeed locked, and often goes back to check several times, otherwise he will feel anxious\nD: Every time Zhao passes by the bank, he always has the idea of rushing into the bank and robbery, so Zhao always has to detour when he sees the bank\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObsessive-compulsive disorder refers to a neuropathy characterized by obsessive-compulsive ideas and compulsive actions. It is characterized by the simultaneous existence of conscious self-compulsion and conscious self-counter-compulsion. The patient knows that the persistence of obsessive-compulsive disorder is meaningless and unreasonable, but The repeated occurrences that cannot be restrained, the more you try to resist, the more tension and pain you feel.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not obsessive-compulsive disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Sun thinks of happiness, suffering will appear immediately. When he talks about good people he will think of bad guys. When he thinks about problems or speaks, he always thinks of the opposite of words, and he often repeats the two opposing words and sentences. Appearing in the brain one after another and feel distressed and nervous\nB: Zhang accidentally injured a passerby while driving at the intersection. After that, Zhang always checked the road conditions carefully when he drove through the intersection and kept driving carefully\nC: After leaving the house, Li always wonders whether the doors and windows are indeed locked, and often goes back to check several times, otherwise he will feel anxious\nD: Every time Zhao passes by the bank, he always has the idea of rushing into the bank and robbery, so Zhao always has to detour when he sees the bank\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, the Dragon Boat Festival has always been full of strong historical flavor, heavy humanistic feelings and profound ethical connotations, constantly permeating rich spiritual culture, nourishing us with a mellow and long soul, and giving the nation an endless driving force. As a result, the more modernization and urbanization scour the traditional culture, the more we should have the self-consciousness and self-confidence to continue our own culture. The inherent rituals that place emotional and cultural symbols may be simplified, and rich folk expressions may evolve, but the solemn value of Dragon Boat Festival cannot be erased, the awe of you and me can not fade, and the respect for history and culture can not be abandoned.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attention should be paid to the intrinsic value of traditional festivals such as Dragon Boat Festival\nB: We should be on guard against the impact of modernization on traditional culture\nC: The thick cultural connotation of Dragon Boat Festival should be deeply explored\nD: The consciousness of continuing one's own culture should be enhanced\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, the Dragon Boat Festival has always been full of strong historical flavor, heavy humanistic feelings and profound ethical connotations, constantly permeating rich spiritual culture, nourishing us with a mellow and long soul, and giving the nation an endless driving force. As a result, the more modernization and urbanization scour the traditional culture, the more we should have the self-consciousness and self-confidence to continue our own culture. The inherent rituals that place emotional and cultural symbols may be simplified, and rich folk expressions may evolve, but the solemn value of Dragon Boat Festival cannot be erased, the awe of you and me can not fade, and the respect for history and culture can not be abandoned.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attention should be paid to the intrinsic value of traditional festivals such as Dragon Boat Festival\nB: We should be on guard against the impact of modernization on traditional culture\nC: The thick cultural connotation of Dragon Boat Festival should be deeply explored\nD: The consciousness of continuing one's own culture should be enhanced\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor thousands of years, the Dragon Boat Festival has always been full of strong historical flavor, heavy humanistic feelings and profound ethical connotations, constantly permeating rich spiritual culture, nourishing us with a mellow and long soul, and giving the nation an endless driving force. As a result, the more modernization and urbanization scour the traditional culture, the more we should have the self-consciousness and self-confidence to continue our own culture. The inherent rituals that place emotional and cultural symbols may be simplified, and rich folk expressions may evolve, but the solemn value of Dragon Boat Festival cannot be erased, the awe of you and me can not fade, and the respect for history and culture can not be abandoned.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attention should be paid to the intrinsic value of traditional festivals such as Dragon Boat Festival\nB: We should be on guard against the impact of modernization on traditional culture\nC: The thick cultural connotation of Dragon Boat Festival should be deeply explored\nD: The consciousness of continuing one's own culture should be enhanced\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge national budget deficits do not cause large trade deficits. If they did, countries with the largest budget deficits would also have the largest trade deficits. In fact, when deficit figures are adjusted so that different countries are reliably comparable to each other, there is no such correlation.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which of the following can properly be inferred on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Countries with large national budget deficits tend to restrict foreign trade.\nB: Reliable comparisons of the deficit figures of one country with those of another are impossible.\nC: Reducing a country's national budget deficit will not necessarily result in a lowering of any trade deficit that country may have.\nD: Countries with the largest trade deficits never have similarly large national budget deficits.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge national budget deficits do not cause large trade deficits. If they did, countries with the largest budget deficits would also have the largest trade deficits. In fact, when deficit figures are adjusted so that different countries are reliably comparable to each other, there is no such correlation.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which of the following can properly be inferred on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Countries with large national budget deficits tend to restrict foreign trade.\nB: Reliable comparisons of the deficit figures of one country with those of another are impossible.\nC: Reducing a country's national budget deficit will not necessarily result in a lowering of any trade deficit that country may have.\nD: Countries with the largest trade deficits never have similarly large national budget deficits.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarunia Province has a relatively dry climate and is attracting a fast-growing population that has put increasing demands on its water supply. The two companies that supply water to the region have struggled to keep up with demand and still remain profitable. Yet now they are asking Harunian authorities to write residential water-use regulations that could reduce their revenues and restrict their future flexibility in supplying water profitably.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most logically help explain why the watersupply companies are asking the authorities to regulate residential water use?\n\nOptions:\nA: The companies believe that the population is not likely to continue to grow.\nB: Few, if any, Harunian government officials have investments in the companies or serve on their boards of directors.\nC: The companies believe regulation is inevitable and that having it in place now will allow better planning and thus future profitability.\nD: The companies are planning large water-transportation and irrigation systems that require the approval of neighboring provinces.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarunia Province has a relatively dry climate and is attracting a fast-growing population that has put increasing demands on its water supply. The two companies that supply water to the region have struggled to keep up with demand and still remain profitable. Yet now they are asking Harunian authorities to write residential water-use regulations that could reduce their revenues and restrict their future flexibility in supplying water profitably.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most logically help explain why the watersupply companies are asking the authorities to regulate residential water use?\n\nOptions:\nA: The companies believe that the population is not likely to continue to grow.\nB: Few, if any, Harunian government officials have investments in the companies or serve on their boards of directors.\nC: The companies believe regulation is inevitable and that having it in place now will allow better planning and thus future profitability.\nD: The companies are planning large water-transportation and irrigation systems that require the approval of neighboring provinces.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHarunia Province has a relatively dry climate and is attracting a fast-growing population that has put increasing demands on its water supply. The two companies that supply water to the region have struggled to keep up with demand and still remain profitable. Yet now they are asking Harunian authorities to write residential water-use regulations that could reduce their revenues and restrict their future flexibility in supplying water profitably.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would, if true, most logically help explain why the watersupply companies are asking the authorities to regulate residential water use?\n\nOptions:\nA: The companies believe that the population is not likely to continue to grow.\nB: Few, if any, Harunian government officials have investments in the companies or serve on their boards of directors.\nC: The companies believe regulation is inevitable and that having it in place now will allow better planning and thus future profitability.\nD: The companies are planning large water-transportation and irrigation systems that require the approval of neighboring provinces.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe miscarriage of justice in the Barker case was due to the mistaken views held by some of the forensic scientists involved in the case, who believed that they owed allegiance only to the prosecuting lawyers. Justice was thwarted because these forensic scientists failed to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution. Hence it is not forensic evidence in general that should be condemned for this injustice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many forensic scientists do not believe that any miscarriage of justice occurred in the Barker case.\nB: Most forensic scientists acknowledge a professional obligation to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution.\nC: Most prosecuting lawyers believe that forensic scientists owe a special allegiance to the prosecution.\nD: Many instances of injustice in court cases are not of the same type as that which occurred in the Barker case.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe miscarriage of justice in the Barker case was due to the mistaken views held by some of the forensic scientists involved in the case, who believed that they owed allegiance only to the prosecuting lawyers. Justice was thwarted because these forensic scientists failed to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution. Hence it is not forensic evidence in general that should be condemned for this injustice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many forensic scientists do not believe that any miscarriage of justice occurred in the Barker case.\nB: Most forensic scientists acknowledge a professional obligation to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution.\nC: Most prosecuting lawyers believe that forensic scientists owe a special allegiance to the prosecution.\nD: Many instances of injustice in court cases are not of the same type as that which occurred in the Barker case.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe miscarriage of justice in the Barker case was due to the mistaken views held by some of the forensic scientists involved in the case, who believed that they owed allegiance only to the prosecuting lawyers. Justice was thwarted because these forensic scientists failed to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution. Hence it is not forensic evidence in general that should be condemned for this injustice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many forensic scientists do not believe that any miscarriage of justice occurred in the Barker case.\nB: Most forensic scientists acknowledge a professional obligation to provide evidence impartially to both the defense and the prosecution.\nC: Most prosecuting lawyers believe that forensic scientists owe a special allegiance to the prosecution.\nD: Many instances of injustice in court cases are not of the same type as that which occurred in the Barker case.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese history, officials were generally paid less so that the emperor could control them. Because when the salary is low, the officials will definitely be corrupt. The emperor could seize this one and treat him as he pleased. If the salary is high and the official is not corrupt, the emperor can not govern him.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption on which the above argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Forcing officials to corrupt is the most foolish way an emperor can control them\nB: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's cheapest way to control them\nC: Forcing officials to corrupt was the only way the emperor could control them\nD: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's best way to control them\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese history, officials were generally paid less so that the emperor could control them. Because when the salary is low, the officials will definitely be corrupt. The emperor could seize this one and treat him as he pleased. If the salary is high and the official is not corrupt, the emperor can not govern him.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption on which the above argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Forcing officials to corrupt is the most foolish way an emperor can control them\nB: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's cheapest way to control them\nC: Forcing officials to corrupt was the only way the emperor could control them\nD: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's best way to control them\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Chinese history, officials were generally paid less so that the emperor could control them. Because when the salary is low, the officials will definitely be corrupt. The emperor could seize this one and treat him as he pleased. If the salary is high and the official is not corrupt, the emperor can not govern him.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the assumption on which the above argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Forcing officials to corrupt is the most foolish way an emperor can control them\nB: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's cheapest way to control them\nC: Forcing officials to corrupt was the only way the emperor could control them\nD: Forcing officials to corrupt was the emperor's best way to control them\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the magazine' s circulation continues to rise as it has over the last ten years, in another ten years it will be the largest-selling martial arts magazine in the world. Unfortunately, it has now become clear that the magazine' s publisher will not allow the managing editor to make the changes she has proposed, and without these changes, the magazine' s circulation will not rise as quickly over the next ten years as it has over the last ten. So the magazine will not be the largest-selling martial arts magazine ten years from now.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: equates a reduction in the rate at which the magazine's circulation is increasing with a decline in the magazine's circulation\nB: treats an occurrence that will ensure a certain outcome as something that is required for that outcome\nC: identifies some changes required for the magazine's circulation to continue its rapid increase and concludes from this that no other changes are needed\nD: draws a conclusion that simply restates a claim that is presented in support of that conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the magazine' s circulation continues to rise as it has over the last ten years, in another ten years it will be the largest-selling martial arts magazine in the world. Unfortunately, it has now become clear that the magazine' s publisher will not allow the managing editor to make the changes she has proposed, and without these changes, the magazine' s circulation will not rise as quickly over the next ten years as it has over the last ten. So the magazine will not be the largest-selling martial arts magazine ten years from now.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: equates a reduction in the rate at which the magazine's circulation is increasing with a decline in the magazine's circulation\nB: treats an occurrence that will ensure a certain outcome as something that is required for that outcome\nC: identifies some changes required for the magazine's circulation to continue its rapid increase and concludes from this that no other changes are needed\nD: draws a conclusion that simply restates a claim that is presented in support of that conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the magazine' s circulation continues to rise as it has over the last ten years, in another ten years it will be the largest-selling martial arts magazine in the world. Unfortunately, it has now become clear that the magazine' s publisher will not allow the managing editor to make the changes she has proposed, and without these changes, the magazine' s circulation will not rise as quickly over the next ten years as it has over the last ten. So the magazine will not be the largest-selling martial arts magazine ten years from now.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: equates a reduction in the rate at which the magazine's circulation is increasing with a decline in the magazine's circulation\nB: treats an occurrence that will ensure a certain outcome as something that is required for that outcome\nC: identifies some changes required for the magazine's circulation to continue its rapid increase and concludes from this that no other changes are needed\nD: draws a conclusion that simply restates a claim that is presented in support of that conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the magazine' s circulation continues to rise as it has over the last ten years, in another ten years it will be the largest-selling martial arts magazine in the world. Unfortunately, it has now become clear that the magazine' s publisher will not allow the managing editor to make the changes she has proposed, and without these changes, the magazine' s circulation will not rise as quickly over the next ten years as it has over the last ten. So the magazine will not be the largest-selling martial arts magazine ten years from now.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument's reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: equates a reduction in the rate at which the magazine's circulation is increasing with a decline in the magazine's circulation\nB: treats an occurrence that will ensure a certain outcome as something that is required for that outcome\nC: identifies some changes required for the magazine's circulation to continue its rapid increase and concludes from this that no other changes are needed\nD: draws a conclusion that simply restates a claim that is presented in support of that conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCorporate social response means that enterprises are guided by social ethics and moral standards to meet some common needs of society\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to corporate social response?\n\nOptions:\nA: A pollution accident occurred in a factory, and the surrounding enterprises paid the accident compensation in advance\nB: A engineering team shall lay dust nets around the construction site to reduce the pollution caused by dust\nC: An enterprise donated 300 million enterprise shares to charity organizations to set up a special fund\nD: A company arranges employment for the disabled in accordance with the provisions of the law on the protection of the disabled\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDongning University publicly recruits three teacher positions, one for the school of philosophy, one for the school of management and one for the school of economics. Each position has candidates from Nanshan University, Xijing university and Beiqing University. A smart person, Mr. Li, predicted the recruitment results as follows: if the school of philosophy accepted the candidate of Beiqing University, the school of management would hire the candidate of Xijing university; If the school of management employs the candidate of Nanshan University, the school of philosophy also employs the candidate of Nanshan University; If the school of economics employs candidates from Beiqing university or Xijing university, the school of management employs candidates from Beiqing University.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the university ownership information of the final candidates for the school of philosophy, management and economics is as follows, which of the following options meets Mr. Li's prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nanshan University, Nanshan University, Xijing university\nB: Beiqing University, Nanshan University, Nanshan University\nC: Beiqing University, Beiqing University, Nanshan University\nD: Xijing university, Beiqing University, Nanshan University\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDongning University publicly recruits three teacher positions, one for the school of philosophy, one for the school of management and one for the school of economics. Each position has candidates from Nanshan University, Xijing university and Beiqing University. A smart person, Mr. Li, predicted the recruitment results as follows: if the school of philosophy accepted the candidate of Beiqing University, the school of management would hire the candidate of Xijing university; If the school of management employs the candidate of Nanshan University, the school of philosophy also employs the candidate of Nanshan University; If the school of economics employs candidates from Beiqing university or Xijing university, the school of management employs candidates from Beiqing University.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the university ownership information of the final candidates for the school of philosophy, management and economics is as follows, which of the following options meets Mr. Li's prediction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nanshan University, Nanshan University, Xijing university\nB: Beiqing University, Nanshan University, Nanshan University\nC: Beiqing University, Beiqing University, Nanshan University\nD: Xijing university, Beiqing University, Nanshan University\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the in-depth implementation of the innovation-driven development strategy, China's overall innovation capability has been continuously enhanced, continuously injecting new momentum into high-quality development and opening up a new world of economic growth. The sudden epidemic inevitably has a great impact on economic and social development, and the value of innovation-driven is more prominent. From vaccine drug research and development to big data group prevention and control, from telecommuting and online classrooms to unmanned sales and contactless services, the changes brought about by science and technology have not only given us the strength to overcome the epidemic, but also affected social production and life in an unprecedented way.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Innovation drive contains unlimited potential\nB: Innovation-driven brings a new world of science and technology\nC: Innovation drive affects social life\nD: Innovation drives good and rapid development\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the in-depth implementation of the innovation-driven development strategy, China's overall innovation capability has been continuously enhanced, continuously injecting new momentum into high-quality development and opening up a new world of economic growth. The sudden epidemic inevitably has a great impact on economic and social development, and the value of innovation-driven is more prominent. From vaccine drug research and development to big data group prevention and control, from telecommuting and online classrooms to unmanned sales and contactless services, the changes brought about by science and technology have not only given us the strength to overcome the epidemic, but also affected social production and life in an unprecedented way.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Innovation drive contains unlimited potential\nB: Innovation-driven brings a new world of science and technology\nC: Innovation drive affects social life\nD: Innovation drives good and rapid development\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMyrna: People should follow diets in which fat represents no more than 30 percent of total calories, not the 37 percent the average diet in this country contains. Roland: If everyone in the country followed your recommendation during his or her entire life, just 0. 2 percent would lengthen their lives at all, and then only by an average of 3 months. Modifying our diet is not worthwhile. A lifetime of sacrifice spent eating an unappealing low-fat diet is too high a price to pay for the chance of extending that sacrifice for 3 months. Myrna: But for everyone who dies early from a high-fat diet, many more people suffer from serious chronic diseases because they followed such diets.\n\nQuestion:\nMyrna responds to Roland by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that the factors considered by Roland are not the only ones relevant in evaluating her recommendation\nB: demonstrating that the statistics used by Roland to dispute her recommendation are inaccurate\nC: pointing out that Roland's argument assumes the very proposition it sets out to prove\nD: disputing the correctness of the facts cited by Roland and offering facts that she considers correct\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMyrna: People should follow diets in which fat represents no more than 30 percent of total calories, not the 37 percent the average diet in this country contains. Roland: If everyone in the country followed your recommendation during his or her entire life, just 0. 2 percent would lengthen their lives at all, and then only by an average of 3 months. Modifying our diet is not worthwhile. A lifetime of sacrifice spent eating an unappealing low-fat diet is too high a price to pay for the chance of extending that sacrifice for 3 months. Myrna: But for everyone who dies early from a high-fat diet, many more people suffer from serious chronic diseases because they followed such diets.\n\nQuestion:\nMyrna responds to Roland by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that the factors considered by Roland are not the only ones relevant in evaluating her recommendation\nB: demonstrating that the statistics used by Roland to dispute her recommendation are inaccurate\nC: pointing out that Roland's argument assumes the very proposition it sets out to prove\nD: disputing the correctness of the facts cited by Roland and offering facts that she considers correct\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMyrna: People should follow diets in which fat represents no more than 30 percent of total calories, not the 37 percent the average diet in this country contains. Roland: If everyone in the country followed your recommendation during his or her entire life, just 0. 2 percent would lengthen their lives at all, and then only by an average of 3 months. Modifying our diet is not worthwhile. A lifetime of sacrifice spent eating an unappealing low-fat diet is too high a price to pay for the chance of extending that sacrifice for 3 months. Myrna: But for everyone who dies early from a high-fat diet, many more people suffer from serious chronic diseases because they followed such diets.\n\nQuestion:\nMyrna responds to Roland by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that the factors considered by Roland are not the only ones relevant in evaluating her recommendation\nB: demonstrating that the statistics used by Roland to dispute her recommendation are inaccurate\nC: pointing out that Roland's argument assumes the very proposition it sets out to prove\nD: disputing the correctness of the facts cited by Roland and offering facts that she considers correct\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA report pointed out that in the first half of this year, the cumulative sales of mobile phones exceeded 60 million in China, of which 28 million domestic mobile phones were sold. Therefore, some media have judged that domestic mobile phones have recovered.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will strongly support the above judgment?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mobile phone sales statistics do not include unauthorized mobile phones, and the sales of unauthorized mobile phones are huge\nB: In the first half of this year, the country took measures to restrict the entry of foreign brands into the Chinese market\nC: In the second half of this year, sales of domestic mobile phones far outpaced those of other brands, and this trend continues\nD: Mobile phone sales are counted based on the number of network access licenses, but these mobile phones may not all enter the hands of users\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: When none of the fully qualified candidates for a new position at Arvue Corporation currently works for that company, it should hire the candidate who would be most productive in that position. Application: Arvue should not hire Krall for the new position, because Delacruz is a candidate and is fully qualified.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: None of the candidates already works for Arvue, and Delacruz is the candidate who would be most productive in the new position.\nB: Of all the candidates who do not already work for Arvue, Delacruz would be the most productive in the new position.\nC: Krall works for Arvue, but Delacruz is the candidate who would be most productive in the new position.\nD: Several candidates currently work for Arvue, but Krall and Delacruz do not.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: When none of the fully qualified candidates for a new position at Arvue Corporation currently works for that company, it should hire the candidate who would be most productive in that position. Application: Arvue should not hire Krall for the new position, because Delacruz is a candidate and is fully qualified.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the above application of the principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: None of the candidates already works for Arvue, and Delacruz is the candidate who would be most productive in the new position.\nB: Of all the candidates who do not already work for Arvue, Delacruz would be the most productive in the new position.\nC: Krall works for Arvue, but Delacruz is the candidate who would be most productive in the new position.\nD: Several candidates currently work for Arvue, but Krall and Delacruz do not.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne seminar had 18 participants. It is known that :(1) At least 5 young teachers are female; (2) At least 6 female teachers are over middle age; (3) At least seven young women are teachers;\n\nQuestion:\nIf two of the three statements above are true and one is false, which of the following can be said about the participants?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are at least five young teachers.\nB: There are no more than ten male teachers.\nC: The young women are all teachers.\nD: There were at least seven young women.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe artist who can create beauty must have a high starting point. If the starting point is very low, it is easy to flow with the secular. Most of the older modern artists started in the early 1930s, taking lessons from Lu Xun's realism and jumping into the Chinese revolution with a solid foundation. Their accumulated experience can be taught by future generations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not fit the meaning of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: An artist with a high starting point of learning, like Lu Xun, does not conform to the secular world\nB: A high starting point for learning can create beauty and be taught by words and deeds for future generations\nC: Some old artists took lu Xun's example and devoted themselves to the revolution\nD: The starting point of learning affects the artist's character and artistic attainments\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe artist who can create beauty must have a high starting point. If the starting point is very low, it is easy to flow with the secular. Most of the older modern artists started in the early 1930s, taking lessons from Lu Xun's realism and jumping into the Chinese revolution with a solid foundation. Their accumulated experience can be taught by future generations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not fit the meaning of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: An artist with a high starting point of learning, like Lu Xun, does not conform to the secular world\nB: A high starting point for learning can create beauty and be taught by words and deeds for future generations\nC: Some old artists took lu Xun's example and devoted themselves to the revolution\nD: The starting point of learning affects the artist's character and artistic attainments\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is precisely because there are sufficient dairy products as a source of food that the herders living in the Hulunbuir prairie can take in enough calcium. Obviously, this kind of sufficient calcium is essential for the herders in the Hulunbuir prairie having a strong body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following situations, if it exists, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, but they consume a lot of calcium from their food.\nB: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, and they cannot take in enough calcium from their food.\nC: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie have a strong body, but they do not have sufficient dairy products as a source of food.\nD: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, but they have sufficient dairy products as a source of food.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is precisely because there are sufficient dairy products as a source of food that the herders living in the Hulunbuir prairie can take in enough calcium. Obviously, this kind of sufficient calcium is essential for the herders in the Hulunbuir prairie having a strong body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following situations, if it exists, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, but they consume a lot of calcium from their food.\nB: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, and they cannot take in enough calcium from their food.\nC: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie have a strong body, but they do not have sufficient dairy products as a source of food.\nD: Some herders in the Hulunbuir prairie do not have a strong body, but they have sufficient dairy products as a source of food.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMultimedia teaching: in the teaching process, according to the characteristics of teaching goals and teaching objects, through teaching design, rational selection and use of modern teaching media, and organic combination with traditional teaching methods, jointly participate in the entire teaching process, and use multiple media information for students, form a reasonable teaching process structure to achieve the most optimized teaching effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as multimedia teaching?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fan Zheng uses Powerpoint courseware in public servant exam preparation lecture.\nB: Zhu Xuelin answers course-related questions for students through video calls.\nC: Students learn legal knowledge through the moot court organized by the school.\nD: In the 1950s, agricultural technicians explained planting techniques to the villagers through slides.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMultimedia teaching: in the teaching process, according to the characteristics of teaching goals and teaching objects, through teaching design, rational selection and use of modern teaching media, and organic combination with traditional teaching methods, jointly participate in the entire teaching process, and use multiple media information for students, form a reasonable teaching process structure to achieve the most optimized teaching effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as multimedia teaching?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fan Zheng uses Powerpoint courseware in public servant exam preparation lecture.\nB: Zhu Xuelin answers course-related questions for students through video calls.\nC: Students learn legal knowledge through the moot court organized by the school.\nD: In the 1950s, agricultural technicians explained planting techniques to the villagers through slides.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMultimedia teaching: in the teaching process, according to the characteristics of teaching goals and teaching objects, through teaching design, rational selection and use of modern teaching media, and organic combination with traditional teaching methods, jointly participate in the entire teaching process, and use multiple media information for students, form a reasonable teaching process structure to achieve the most optimized teaching effect.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as multimedia teaching?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fan Zheng uses Powerpoint courseware in public servant exam preparation lecture.\nB: Zhu Xuelin answers course-related questions for students through video calls.\nC: Students learn legal knowledge through the moot court organized by the school.\nD: In the 1950s, agricultural technicians explained planting techniques to the villagers through slides.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDiamond Enterprises is a store in Apisville that sells specialty luxury items. For several years, Diamond reaped substantial profits and was considering building branch stores in nearby counties. Stibium Industries, for several years the single largest employer in Apisville and the surrounding region, abruptly closed its plant last year, causing widespread unemployment. Only a fraction of the former Stibium workers have found new jobs, and many of these at much lower wages. Early this year, Diamond Enterprises has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing the closure of Stibium as one of the primary causes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following inferences is best supported by the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Diamond Enterprises would have avoided bankruptcy if it had followed through with the plan to build branch stores during its more prosperous years.\nB: After Stibium Industry closed, Diamond Enterprises was the single largest employer in Apisville.\nC: Stibium's management team had a corporate account with Diamond Enterprises, and ordered several luxury items used in business meetings and to entertain prospective clients.\nD: The closure of Stibium resulted in a loss of revenue for Diamond Enterprises.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLactose, a sugar found in milk, aids in the absorption of calcium, which in turn is required for bone repair. In addition to there being shortages of milk in tropical areas, inhabitants of these areas lose the ability to absorb lactose, unlike people from nontropical areas. Yet inhabitants of tropical areas have no more problems with bone repair than do people who inhabit nontropical areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People living in tropical areas periodically take tablets containing lactose when there are shortages of milk.\nB: Milk consumption has fallen in both tropical and nontropical areas.\nC: The extent to which people living in tropical areas lose the ability to absorb lactose depends on a genetic predisposition.\nD: The abundant sunlight in tropical areas causes the human body to produce vitamin D naturally, which aids in the absorption of calcium.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLactose, a sugar found in milk, aids in the absorption of calcium, which in turn is required for bone repair. In addition to there being shortages of milk in tropical areas, inhabitants of these areas lose the ability to absorb lactose, unlike people from nontropical areas. Yet inhabitants of tropical areas have no more problems with bone repair than do people who inhabit nontropical areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent paradox described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: People living in tropical areas periodically take tablets containing lactose when there are shortages of milk.\nB: Milk consumption has fallen in both tropical and nontropical areas.\nC: The extent to which people living in tropical areas lose the ability to absorb lactose depends on a genetic predisposition.\nD: The abundant sunlight in tropical areas causes the human body to produce vitamin D naturally, which aids in the absorption of calcium.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUndifferentiated marketing refers to that enterprises do not consider the characteristics of each sub-market, but only pay attention to the commonness of the market, decide to launch a single product, use a single marketing mix, and strive to meet the needs of as many customers as possible to a certain extent.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is undifferentiated marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cosmetic products company through market research found that no one to whiten the characteristics of the middle and low grade cosmetics production, so the development of a whitening features cosmetics, and promote in the market\nB: An enterprise found that the health care products produced by other enterprises could achieve high profits, so it imitated them and produced similar products\nC: A multinational company, although very large, produces only one beverage and uses the same packaging and advertising in all regions of the world\nD: After market analysis, an enterprise found that People in A also prefer to drink instant coffee, so it sold A large amount of instant coffee originally planned to be sold in China to Country A. The packaging and price of coffee were exactly the same as those sold in China\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates are not doctorates; those who know his colleagues in the Institute of philosophy through Professor Zhang are doctorates; one of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates met researcher Wang through Professor Zhang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred from the above assertion as a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Researcher Wang is a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nB: Researcher Wang is not a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nC: Researcher Wang is a doctor\nD: Researcher Wang is not a doctor\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates are not doctorates; those who know his colleagues in the Institute of philosophy through Professor Zhang are doctorates; one of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates met researcher Wang through Professor Zhang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred from the above assertion as a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Researcher Wang is a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nB: Researcher Wang is not a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nC: Researcher Wang is a doctor\nD: Researcher Wang is not a doctor\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates are not doctorates; those who know his colleagues in the Institute of philosophy through Professor Zhang are doctorates; one of Professor Zhang's junior high school classmates met researcher Wang through Professor Zhang.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred from the above assertion as a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Researcher Wang is a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nB: Researcher Wang is not a colleague of Professor Zhang's Institute of philosophy\nC: Researcher Wang is a doctor\nD: Researcher Wang is not a doctor\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is generally believed that the sports level and endurance of a professional athlete at the age of 45 are significantly lower than those at the age of 30. but the result of a marathon between retired and serving professional footballers was that there was no difference between 45-year-old retired footballers and 30-year-old serving players. Therefore, it is wrong to think that the sports level and endurance of a professional player will be significantly reduced by the age of 45.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true and most weakens the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marathon can not fully reflect the endurance and sports level of football players\nB: Retired professional players have more time to exercise\nC: There are many professional players in active service who are suffering from deep injuries\nD: Retired players do not hesitate to risk exceeding their physical strength in the game in order to prove their strength\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers used genetic manipulation to enable the experimental mice to metabolize glucose and fatty acids, but not acetic acid, and then compared the physical conditions of these experimental rats and normal experimental rats when they were fed bait and fasted for 48 hours. In the state of being forced to go on a hunger strike for a long time, the body temperature and endurance of the experimental mice that cannot metabolize acetic acid are significantly reduced. Acetic acid is the basic substance in life, and the body structure of the experimental mice is very close to the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Acetic acid plays a vital role in maintaining the body's energy supply\nB: Acetic acid can be used as an energy source for the human body that does not increase blood sugar level\nC: Adenosine triphosphate produced by metabolism is the source of energy for life activities\nD: During prolonged exercise, fatty acids and ketone bodies are the main sources of ATP\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers used genetic manipulation to enable the experimental mice to metabolize glucose and fatty acids, but not acetic acid, and then compared the physical conditions of these experimental rats and normal experimental rats when they were fed bait and fasted for 48 hours. In the state of being forced to go on a hunger strike for a long time, the body temperature and endurance of the experimental mice that cannot metabolize acetic acid are significantly reduced. Acetic acid is the basic substance in life, and the body structure of the experimental mice is very close to the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Acetic acid plays a vital role in maintaining the body's energy supply\nB: Acetic acid can be used as an energy source for the human body that does not increase blood sugar level\nC: Adenosine triphosphate produced by metabolism is the source of energy for life activities\nD: During prolonged exercise, fatty acids and ketone bodies are the main sources of ATP\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers used genetic manipulation to enable the experimental mice to metabolize glucose and fatty acids, but not acetic acid, and then compared the physical conditions of these experimental rats and normal experimental rats when they were fed bait and fasted for 48 hours. In the state of being forced to go on a hunger strike for a long time, the body temperature and endurance of the experimental mice that cannot metabolize acetic acid are significantly reduced. Acetic acid is the basic substance in life, and the body structure of the experimental mice is very close to the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Acetic acid plays a vital role in maintaining the body's energy supply\nB: Acetic acid can be used as an energy source for the human body that does not increase blood sugar level\nC: Adenosine triphosphate produced by metabolism is the source of energy for life activities\nD: During prolonged exercise, fatty acids and ketone bodies are the main sources of ATP\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRush-off anxiety refers to the phenomena that families or schools, worried about their children's lack of competitiveness, are eager to carry out advanced education, deepen teaching content and violate the basic laws of education and teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the Rush-off anxiety?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of the summer vacation, Xiaoming's parents bought Chinese, math, foreign language teaching materials and auxiliary teaching materials for him for the next semester, requiring him to complete all the preparation tasks strictly according to the plan.\nB: An education and training institution requires teachers to appropriately increase the teaching content, increase the difficulty of learning, and attract more excellent students to attend remedial tutoring in all kinds of courses.\nC: Ms. Wang's son's grades have always been excellent. Although he is only in the third grade, the family has hired a tutor for him, one-on-one tutoring in French twice a week.\nD: On the eve of the math competition for middle school students in the city, a certain school repeatedly hired university professors to take up the time of other courses to carry out intensive training for the contestants.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRush-off anxiety refers to the phenomena that families or schools, worried about their children's lack of competitiveness, are eager to carry out advanced education, deepen teaching content and violate the basic laws of education and teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the Rush-off anxiety?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of the summer vacation, Xiaoming's parents bought Chinese, math, foreign language teaching materials and auxiliary teaching materials for him for the next semester, requiring him to complete all the preparation tasks strictly according to the plan.\nB: An education and training institution requires teachers to appropriately increase the teaching content, increase the difficulty of learning, and attract more excellent students to attend remedial tutoring in all kinds of courses.\nC: Ms. Wang's son's grades have always been excellent. Although he is only in the third grade, the family has hired a tutor for him, one-on-one tutoring in French twice a week.\nD: On the eve of the math competition for middle school students in the city, a certain school repeatedly hired university professors to take up the time of other courses to carry out intensive training for the contestants.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo become an expert on a musical instrument, a person must practice. If people practice a musical instrument for three hours each day, they will eventually become experts on that instrument. Ttherefore, if a person is an expert on a musical instrument, that person must have practiced for at least three hours each day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The conclusion fails to take into account that practicing for less than three hours each day may be enough for some people to become experts.\nB: The conclusion fails to take into account that people who practice for three hours every day might not yet have reached a degree of proficiency that everyone would consider expert.\nC: The conclusion fails to take into account that few people have the spare time necessary to devote three hours daily to practice.\nD: The conclusion fails to take into account that three consecutive hours of daily practice is not recommended by all music teachers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo become an expert on a musical instrument, a person must practice. If people practice a musical instrument for three hours each day, they will eventually become experts on that instrument. Ttherefore, if a person is an expert on a musical instrument, that person must have practiced for at least three hours each day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The conclusion fails to take into account that practicing for less than three hours each day may be enough for some people to become experts.\nB: The conclusion fails to take into account that people who practice for three hours every day might not yet have reached a degree of proficiency that everyone would consider expert.\nC: The conclusion fails to take into account that few people have the spare time necessary to devote three hours daily to practice.\nD: The conclusion fails to take into account that three consecutive hours of daily practice is not recommended by all music teachers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo become an expert on a musical instrument, a person must practice. If people practice a musical instrument for three hours each day, they will eventually become experts on that instrument. Ttherefore, if a person is an expert on a musical instrument, that person must have practiced for at least three hours each day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The conclusion fails to take into account that practicing for less than three hours each day may be enough for some people to become experts.\nB: The conclusion fails to take into account that people who practice for three hours every day might not yet have reached a degree of proficiency that everyone would consider expert.\nC: The conclusion fails to take into account that few people have the spare time necessary to devote three hours daily to practice.\nD: The conclusion fails to take into account that three consecutive hours of daily practice is not recommended by all music teachers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: Many people think that if human language evolved, then something like it must be present in those species most closely related to humans, such as chimpanzees. They reason that since new traits evolve gradually, something like human language, albeit cruder, must exist in some species from which humans evolved. This general line of argument may be reasonable, but it simply does not follow that chimpanzees have anything like human language, because humans did not evolve from chimpanzees. While chimpanzees are indeed closely related to humans, this is because both evolved from a common ancestor. The evolution of human language might easily have begun after the extinction of that common ancestor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The evolution of human language began after the disappearance of an extinct species from which both humans and chimpanzees evolved.\nB: The assumption that something like human language must exist in some species from which humans evolved has no clearcut linguistic implications for chimpanzees.\nC: The communicative systems of chimpanzees are cruder than human language.\nD: Human language is a by-product of human intelligence, which chimpanzees lack.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: Many people think that if human language evolved, then something like it must be present in those species most closely related to humans, such as chimpanzees. They reason that since new traits evolve gradually, something like human language, albeit cruder, must exist in some species from which humans evolved. This general line of argument may be reasonable, but it simply does not follow that chimpanzees have anything like human language, because humans did not evolve from chimpanzees. While chimpanzees are indeed closely related to humans, this is because both evolved from a common ancestor. The evolution of human language might easily have begun after the extinction of that common ancestor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The evolution of human language began after the disappearance of an extinct species from which both humans and chimpanzees evolved.\nB: The assumption that something like human language must exist in some species from which humans evolved has no clearcut linguistic implications for chimpanzees.\nC: The communicative systems of chimpanzees are cruder than human language.\nD: Human language is a by-product of human intelligence, which chimpanzees lack.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: Many people think that if human language evolved, then something like it must be present in those species most closely related to humans, such as chimpanzees. They reason that since new traits evolve gradually, something like human language, albeit cruder, must exist in some species from which humans evolved. This general line of argument may be reasonable, but it simply does not follow that chimpanzees have anything like human language, because humans did not evolve from chimpanzees. While chimpanzees are indeed closely related to humans, this is because both evolved from a common ancestor. The evolution of human language might easily have begun after the extinction of that common ancestor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The evolution of human language began after the disappearance of an extinct species from which both humans and chimpanzees evolved.\nB: The assumption that something like human language must exist in some species from which humans evolved has no clearcut linguistic implications for chimpanzees.\nC: The communicative systems of chimpanzees are cruder than human language.\nD: Human language is a by-product of human intelligence, which chimpanzees lack.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: Many people think that if human language evolved, then something like it must be present in those species most closely related to humans, such as chimpanzees. They reason that since new traits evolve gradually, something like human language, albeit cruder, must exist in some species from which humans evolved. This general line of argument may be reasonable, but it simply does not follow that chimpanzees have anything like human language, because humans did not evolve from chimpanzees. While chimpanzees are indeed closely related to humans, this is because both evolved from a common ancestor. The evolution of human language might easily have begun after the extinction of that common ancestor.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The evolution of human language began after the disappearance of an extinct species from which both humans and chimpanzees evolved.\nB: The assumption that something like human language must exist in some species from which humans evolved has no clearcut linguistic implications for chimpanzees.\nC: The communicative systems of chimpanzees are cruder than human language.\nD: Human language is a by-product of human intelligence, which chimpanzees lack.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on the statistics of the number of gas stations owned by a city, it is found that there is not a simple linear relationship between the growth of the total number of gas stations and the growth of the total population of the city, the increase multiple of the former is 0.77 times that of the latter for example, if the total population of a city increases by 10 times, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times of 10, that is 5.9 times If the population increases 100-fold, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times the 100-fold, or 34.7 times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of gas stations may not grow fast enough to meet the demands of a city population that is growing exponentially\nB: If a city's birth rate is less than its death rate, the total number of gas stations does not increase\nC: The larger the city, the smaller the increase in the number of gas stations\nD: There is a non-linear relationship between the total number of gas stations and the total population\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on the statistics of the number of gas stations owned by a city, it is found that there is not a simple linear relationship between the growth of the total number of gas stations and the growth of the total population of the city, the increase multiple of the former is 0.77 times that of the latter for example, if the total population of a city increases by 10 times, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times of 10, that is 5.9 times If the population increases 100-fold, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times the 100-fold, or 34.7 times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of gas stations may not grow fast enough to meet the demands of a city population that is growing exponentially\nB: If a city's birth rate is less than its death rate, the total number of gas stations does not increase\nC: The larger the city, the smaller the increase in the number of gas stations\nD: There is a non-linear relationship between the total number of gas stations and the total population\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on the statistics of the number of gas stations owned by a city, it is found that there is not a simple linear relationship between the growth of the total number of gas stations and the growth of the total population of the city, the increase multiple of the former is 0.77 times that of the latter for example, if the total population of a city increases by 10 times, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times of 10, that is 5.9 times If the population increases 100-fold, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times the 100-fold, or 34.7 times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of gas stations may not grow fast enough to meet the demands of a city population that is growing exponentially\nB: If a city's birth rate is less than its death rate, the total number of gas stations does not increase\nC: The larger the city, the smaller the increase in the number of gas stations\nD: There is a non-linear relationship between the total number of gas stations and the total population\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on the statistics of the number of gas stations owned by a city, it is found that there is not a simple linear relationship between the growth of the total number of gas stations and the growth of the total population of the city, the increase multiple of the former is 0.77 times that of the latter for example, if the total population of a city increases by 10 times, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times of 10, that is 5.9 times If the population increases 100-fold, the total number of gas stations will increase to 0.77 times the 100-fold, or 34.7 times.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of gas stations may not grow fast enough to meet the demands of a city population that is growing exponentially\nB: If a city's birth rate is less than its death rate, the total number of gas stations does not increase\nC: The larger the city, the smaller the increase in the number of gas stations\nD: There is a non-linear relationship between the total number of gas stations and the total population\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShadow is a concept put forward by the new psychoanalyst Jung, referring to the most hidden and profound part of the human spirit, which includes the worst aspects of human nature as well as the most vital aspects of human nature. Shadow contains positive and negative aspects. Positive aspects refer to great creativity. Negative aspects can range from wars, aggressions, turmoil, and corruption in real life to deception, lies, hatred, jealousy, and hurt in real life. , Doubt, complain, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Explain the concept and connotation of shadow\nB: Analyze the root causes of shadows\nC: Introduce how the shadow theory came up\nD: Explain how shadows affect human nature\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShadow is a concept put forward by the new psychoanalyst Jung, referring to the most hidden and profound part of the human spirit, which includes the worst aspects of human nature as well as the most vital aspects of human nature. Shadow contains positive and negative aspects. Positive aspects refer to great creativity. Negative aspects can range from wars, aggressions, turmoil, and corruption in real life to deception, lies, hatred, jealousy, and hurt in real life. , Doubt, complain, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Explain the concept and connotation of shadow\nB: Analyze the root causes of shadows\nC: Introduce how the shadow theory came up\nD: Explain how shadows affect human nature\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOur parents pay more and more attention to children's reading. Most parents want their children to read more and read better books. In 2018,70.3 percent of families in one city had the habit of parents reading with their children. The amount of books read by parents and children increased by 1.8 percentage points compared to 2017 and the length of books read also increased compared to last year. But in 2018, the city's children read just 4.72 books per person, down 0.6 percentage points from 2017.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: In recent years, children have a heavy burden of schoolwork and many people want to read extracurricular reading but do not have enough time.\nB: Most parents born in the 1980s and 1990s are highly educated and value reading for their children.\nC: Many children are used to listening to books in parent-child reading, which is not counted in 2018.\nD: Electronic reading by parents on mobile phones and computers has not been taken into account in children's books.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOur parents pay more and more attention to children's reading. Most parents want their children to read more and read better books. In 2018,70.3 percent of families in one city had the habit of parents reading with their children. The amount of books read by parents and children increased by 1.8 percentage points compared to 2017 and the length of books read also increased compared to last year. But in 2018, the city's children read just 4.72 books per person, down 0.6 percentage points from 2017.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: In recent years, children have a heavy burden of schoolwork and many people want to read extracurricular reading but do not have enough time.\nB: Most parents born in the 1980s and 1990s are highly educated and value reading for their children.\nC: Many children are used to listening to books in parent-child reading, which is not counted in 2018.\nD: Electronic reading by parents on mobile phones and computers has not been taken into account in children's books.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public opinion image of entrepreneurs will have a direct impact on the companies they represent, and in corporate public opinion incidents, the words and actions of entrepreneurs will receive the most concentrated attention from the media and netizens. In response to corporate public opinion, a positive attitude is most helpful to alleviate negative public opinion. Entrepreneurs have generally performed well in response to public opinion, but there are also those who have responded improperly, resulting in an increase in negative public sentiment and damaging personal and corporate reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the focus of the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Public opinion image of entrepreneurs\nB: Corporate public opinion events\nC: Corporates' response to public opinion\nD: Entrepreneurs' respond to public opinion\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public opinion image of entrepreneurs will have a direct impact on the companies they represent, and in corporate public opinion incidents, the words and actions of entrepreneurs will receive the most concentrated attention from the media and netizens. In response to corporate public opinion, a positive attitude is most helpful to alleviate negative public opinion. Entrepreneurs have generally performed well in response to public opinion, but there are also those who have responded improperly, resulting in an increase in negative public sentiment and damaging personal and corporate reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the focus of the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Public opinion image of entrepreneurs\nB: Corporate public opinion events\nC: Corporates' response to public opinion\nD: Entrepreneurs' respond to public opinion\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public opinion image of entrepreneurs will have a direct impact on the companies they represent, and in corporate public opinion incidents, the words and actions of entrepreneurs will receive the most concentrated attention from the media and netizens. In response to corporate public opinion, a positive attitude is most helpful to alleviate negative public opinion. Entrepreneurs have generally performed well in response to public opinion, but there are also those who have responded improperly, resulting in an increase in negative public sentiment and damaging personal and corporate reputation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is the focus of the above sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Public opinion image of entrepreneurs\nB: Corporate public opinion events\nC: Corporates' response to public opinion\nD: Entrepreneurs' respond to public opinion\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLocophobia is mainly manifested by fear of certain environments, such as heights, squares, objective environments and crowded public places. It often starts with spontaneous panic attacks, and then produces expected anxiety and avoidance behavior, leading to the formation of conditionalization. Some clinical studies have shown that locophobia is often accompanied by panic attacks. However, some experts believe that the first panic attack is a necessary condition for the onset of place phobia, so they think that place phobia is the consequence of the development of panic attacks and should be classified as panic disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best question the above expert opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Locophobia often fluctuates and many patients may improve or even relieve in a short period of time\nB: Locophobia may be related to heredity and panic disorder\nC: The study found that locophobia often occur in their 40s and the course of the disease tends to be chronic\nD: The study found that about 23% of patients' Locophobia occurred before panic attacks\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLocophobia is mainly manifested by fear of certain environments, such as heights, squares, objective environments and crowded public places. It often starts with spontaneous panic attacks, and then produces expected anxiety and avoidance behavior, leading to the formation of conditionalization. Some clinical studies have shown that locophobia is often accompanied by panic attacks. However, some experts believe that the first panic attack is a necessary condition for the onset of place phobia, so they think that place phobia is the consequence of the development of panic attacks and should be classified as panic disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best question the above expert opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Locophobia often fluctuates and many patients may improve or even relieve in a short period of time\nB: Locophobia may be related to heredity and panic disorder\nC: The study found that locophobia often occur in their 40s and the course of the disease tends to be chronic\nD: The study found that about 23% of patients' Locophobia occurred before panic attacks\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLocophobia is mainly manifested by fear of certain environments, such as heights, squares, objective environments and crowded public places. It often starts with spontaneous panic attacks, and then produces expected anxiety and avoidance behavior, leading to the formation of conditionalization. Some clinical studies have shown that locophobia is often accompanied by panic attacks. However, some experts believe that the first panic attack is a necessary condition for the onset of place phobia, so they think that place phobia is the consequence of the development of panic attacks and should be classified as panic disorder.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best question the above expert opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Locophobia often fluctuates and many patients may improve or even relieve in a short period of time\nB: Locophobia may be related to heredity and panic disorder\nC: The study found that locophobia often occur in their 40s and the course of the disease tends to be chronic\nD: The study found that about 23% of patients' Locophobia occurred before panic attacks\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearch shows that in college classrooms, 90% of people with severe insomnia often work until 2 am. Zhang Hong is a university teacher and often works until 2 o'clock in the morning, so Zhang Hong is likely to be a severe insomniac.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most accurately indicates the error in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that 90% of college teachers who often work until 2 am are severely insomniacs.\nB: It does not take into account the situation that Zhang Hong may belong to those 10% of people who often work until 2 am without suffering from severe insomnia.\nC: It doesn't take into account the fact that there are other causes of severe insomnia among college teachers besides constantly working until 2 am.\nD: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that working until 2 am is the only reason people suffer from severe insomnia.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearch shows that in college classrooms, 90% of people with severe insomnia often work until 2 am. Zhang Hong is a university teacher and often works until 2 o'clock in the morning, so Zhang Hong is likely to be a severe insomniac.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most accurately indicates the error in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that 90% of college teachers who often work until 2 am are severely insomniacs.\nB: It does not take into account the situation that Zhang Hong may belong to those 10% of people who often work until 2 am without suffering from severe insomnia.\nC: It doesn't take into account the fact that there are other causes of severe insomnia among college teachers besides constantly working until 2 am.\nD: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that working until 2 am is the only reason people suffer from severe insomnia.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearch shows that in college classrooms, 90% of people with severe insomnia often work until 2 am. Zhang Hong is a university teacher and often works until 2 o'clock in the morning, so Zhang Hong is likely to be a severe insomniac.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most accurately indicates the error in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that 90% of college teachers who often work until 2 am are severely insomniacs.\nB: It does not take into account the situation that Zhang Hong may belong to those 10% of people who often work until 2 am without suffering from severe insomnia.\nC: It doesn't take into account the fact that there are other causes of severe insomnia among college teachers besides constantly working until 2 am.\nD: It relies on an unconfirmed assumption that working until 2 am is the only reason people suffer from severe insomnia.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA convenience store has newly introduced a batch of personalized products, such as sour beer, mustard-flavored biscuits, etc. These personalized products are placed in a separate area for sale. After three months, the store manager found that: and before the introduction of personality Compared with the merchandise, the total sales in the store have increased significantly, so the store manager believes that the main reason for the increase in sales is the introduction of these personalized products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the store manager's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: For three months, sales and sales of these personalized items have been limited\nB: It is mainly young people who come to the store to consume, and young people like to try new things\nC: In the past three months, the store has re-planned and adjusted the display of goods, and the display of goods is more orderly and eye-catching\nD: In addition to adding personalized products, some brands and types of regular products in the store have also been added\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA convenience store has newly introduced a batch of personalized products, such as sour beer, mustard-flavored biscuits, etc. These personalized products are placed in a separate area for sale. After three months, the store manager found that: and before the introduction of personality Compared with the merchandise, the total sales in the store have increased significantly, so the store manager believes that the main reason for the increase in sales is the introduction of these personalized products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the store manager's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: For three months, sales and sales of these personalized items have been limited\nB: It is mainly young people who come to the store to consume, and young people like to try new things\nC: In the past three months, the store has re-planned and adjusted the display of goods, and the display of goods is more orderly and eye-catching\nD: In addition to adding personalized products, some brands and types of regular products in the store have also been added\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA convenience store has newly introduced a batch of personalized products, such as sour beer, mustard-flavored biscuits, etc. These personalized products are placed in a separate area for sale. After three months, the store manager found that: and before the introduction of personality Compared with the merchandise, the total sales in the store have increased significantly, so the store manager believes that the main reason for the increase in sales is the introduction of these personalized products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the store manager's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: For three months, sales and sales of these personalized items have been limited\nB: It is mainly young people who come to the store to consume, and young people like to try new things\nC: In the past three months, the store has re-planned and adjusted the display of goods, and the display of goods is more orderly and eye-catching\nD: In addition to adding personalized products, some brands and types of regular products in the store have also been added\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA convenience store has newly introduced a batch of personalized products, such as sour beer, mustard-flavored biscuits, etc. These personalized products are placed in a separate area for sale. After three months, the store manager found that: and before the introduction of personality Compared with the merchandise, the total sales in the store have increased significantly, so the store manager believes that the main reason for the increase in sales is the introduction of these personalized products.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the store manager's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: For three months, sales and sales of these personalized items have been limited\nB: It is mainly young people who come to the store to consume, and young people like to try new things\nC: In the past three months, the store has re-planned and adjusted the display of goods, and the display of goods is more orderly and eye-catching\nD: In addition to adding personalized products, some brands and types of regular products in the store have also been added\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has a six-story office building. The company's finance department, planning department, administration department, sales department, human resources department, R & D department and other six departments work here, each department occupies one floor. It is known that: (1) the floors of the human resources department and the sales department are not adjacent; (2) the finance department is on the lower floor of the planning department; (3) the floor of the administration department is above the planning department, but below the human resources department.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the human resources department is not one level above the administration department, which of the followings may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales department is on the upper floor of the R & D department\nB: The sales department is on the upper floor of the administration department\nC: The sales department is on the next floor of the planning department\nD: The sales department is on the second floor\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has a six-story office building. The company's finance department, planning department, administration department, sales department, human resources department, R & D department and other six departments work here, each department occupies one floor. It is known that: (1) the floors of the human resources department and the sales department are not adjacent; (2) the finance department is on the lower floor of the planning department; (3) the floor of the administration department is above the planning department, but below the human resources department.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the human resources department is not one level above the administration department, which of the followings may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales department is on the upper floor of the R & D department\nB: The sales department is on the upper floor of the administration department\nC: The sales department is on the next floor of the planning department\nD: The sales department is on the second floor\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has a six-story office building. The company's finance department, planning department, administration department, sales department, human resources department, R & D department and other six departments work here, each department occupies one floor. It is known that: (1) the floors of the human resources department and the sales department are not adjacent; (2) the finance department is on the lower floor of the planning department; (3) the floor of the administration department is above the planning department, but below the human resources department.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the human resources department is not one level above the administration department, which of the followings may be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales department is on the upper floor of the R & D department\nB: The sales department is on the upper floor of the administration department\nC: The sales department is on the next floor of the planning department\nD: The sales department is on the second floor\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile the number of cod in the North Atlantic has greatly decreased, the number of seals has increased from 1.5 million to about 2.5 million. Some people think that seals are responsible for the reduction of cod, but seals rarely feed on cod, so it is impossible that a large increase in the number of seals has led to a significant decline in the number of cod.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most strongly weakens the above argument ?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the traditional fishing belt of the cod, a large number of seals cause great inconvenience to fishing vessels.\nB: Pollution from the sea does more damage to cod than to seals.\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of cod in the North Atlantic decreased greatly.\nD: Cod eat almost only hairy scale fish, which are also the main food for seals.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile the number of cod in the North Atlantic has greatly decreased, the number of seals has increased from 1.5 million to about 2.5 million. Some people think that seals are responsible for the reduction of cod, but seals rarely feed on cod, so it is impossible that a large increase in the number of seals has led to a significant decline in the number of cod.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most strongly weakens the above argument ?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the traditional fishing belt of the cod, a large number of seals cause great inconvenience to fishing vessels.\nB: Pollution from the sea does more damage to cod than to seals.\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of cod in the North Atlantic decreased greatly.\nD: Cod eat almost only hairy scale fish, which are also the main food for seals.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile the number of cod in the North Atlantic has greatly decreased, the number of seals has increased from 1.5 million to about 2.5 million. Some people think that seals are responsible for the reduction of cod, but seals rarely feed on cod, so it is impossible that a large increase in the number of seals has led to a significant decline in the number of cod.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most strongly weakens the above argument ?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the traditional fishing belt of the cod, a large number of seals cause great inconvenience to fishing vessels.\nB: Pollution from the sea does more damage to cod than to seals.\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of cod in the North Atlantic decreased greatly.\nD: Cod eat almost only hairy scale fish, which are also the main food for seals.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpeculation refers to buying to profit from changes in prices in order to sell goods later.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ten years ago, Lao Zhang contracted 15 acres of orchards that no one wanted in the village, and now he relies on fruit trees to make his fortune\nB: Xiao Liu bought a pair of leather shoes recently, and sold them to friends because they did not like the style\nC: Lao Yang bought 2000 shares at a price of 1003 yuan and sold it at a price of 1100 yuan\nD: Teacher Wang bought a house to live in, after the house price rose, Teacher Wang sold the house to profit from \n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpeculation refers to buying to profit from changes in prices in order to sell goods later.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ten years ago, Lao Zhang contracted 15 acres of orchards that no one wanted in the village, and now he relies on fruit trees to make his fortune\nB: Xiao Liu bought a pair of leather shoes recently, and sold them to friends because they did not like the style\nC: Lao Yang bought 2000 shares at a price of 1003 yuan and sold it at a price of 1100 yuan\nD: Teacher Wang bought a house to live in, after the house price rose, Teacher Wang sold the house to profit from \n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSpeculation refers to buying to profit from changes in prices in order to sell goods later.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ten years ago, Lao Zhang contracted 15 acres of orchards that no one wanted in the village, and now he relies on fruit trees to make his fortune\nB: Xiao Liu bought a pair of leather shoes recently, and sold them to friends because they did not like the style\nC: Lao Yang bought 2000 shares at a price of 1003 yuan and sold it at a price of 1100 yuan\nD: Teacher Wang bought a house to live in, after the house price rose, Teacher Wang sold the house to profit from \n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, spaghetti has been crowned with the bad reputation of obesity, so many people have a tangled mood of hate and love when facing this Mediterranean diet. However, through the study of 23,000 people by the Italian Mediterranean Institute of Neurology, it is found that spaghetti does not lead to weight gain as many people think. Moreover, spaghetti not only does not lead to obesity, it can also have the opposite effect - reducing the body fat rate. The results show that spaghetti is of great benefit to people's health if people can eat in an appropriate amount and ensure dietary diversity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Carbohydrate in noodles is an important factor leading to obesity.\nB: No study has shown that spaghetti can lead to an increase in obesity.\nC: Olive oil used in the Mediterranean diet is good for health.\nD: Proper consumption of spaghetti can maintain people's ideal body fat rate.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, spaghetti has been crowned with the bad reputation of obesity, so many people have a tangled mood of hate and love when facing this Mediterranean diet. However, through the study of 23,000 people by the Italian Mediterranean Institute of Neurology, it is found that spaghetti does not lead to weight gain as many people think. Moreover, spaghetti not only does not lead to obesity, it can also have the opposite effect - reducing the body fat rate. The results show that spaghetti is of great benefit to people's health if people can eat in an appropriate amount and ensure dietary diversity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Carbohydrate in noodles is an important factor leading to obesity.\nB: No study has shown that spaghetti can lead to an increase in obesity.\nC: Olive oil used in the Mediterranean diet is good for health.\nD: Proper consumption of spaghetti can maintain people's ideal body fat rate.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, spaghetti has been crowned with the bad reputation of obesity, so many people have a tangled mood of hate and love when facing this Mediterranean diet. However, through the study of 23,000 people by the Italian Mediterranean Institute of Neurology, it is found that spaghetti does not lead to weight gain as many people think. Moreover, spaghetti not only does not lead to obesity, it can also have the opposite effect - reducing the body fat rate. The results show that spaghetti is of great benefit to people's health if people can eat in an appropriate amount and ensure dietary diversity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Carbohydrate in noodles is an important factor leading to obesity.\nB: No study has shown that spaghetti can lead to an increase in obesity.\nC: Olive oil used in the Mediterranean diet is good for health.\nD: Proper consumption of spaghetti can maintain people's ideal body fat rate.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of urbanization in China, traditional opera is facing unprecedented ecological changes. Folk professional performances actively meet the needs of rural entertainment, or restore the traditional folk drama forms, with the help of festival etiquette and customs, give full play to the traditional etiquette and music education function of traditional opera, or keep pace with the times and enrich the opera Noumenon with fashionable and popular artistic elements. to derive a new form of drama entertainment. In the system, professional theatrical troupes carry out artistic inheritance in the process of tradition and innovation, or go deep into the countryside, send plays to the countryside, and still maintain their performances in grass-roots rural areas, or give up rural areas, seek diversified and innovative ways, and try their best to maintain the urban market. as a result, traditional opera tends to be weak and marginal in rural cultural life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The inheritance and development of traditional Chinese Opera Art should seek pluralism and keep pace with the times\nB: Traditional opera is an important carrier to inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional culture\nC: The government should step up its efforts to support the performances of professional theatrical troupes in rural areas\nD: The influence of traditional opera in rural areas shows a trend of polarized development\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of urbanization in China, traditional opera is facing unprecedented ecological changes. Folk professional performances actively meet the needs of rural entertainment, or restore the traditional folk drama forms, with the help of festival etiquette and customs, give full play to the traditional etiquette and music education function of traditional opera, or keep pace with the times and enrich the opera Noumenon with fashionable and popular artistic elements. to derive a new form of drama entertainment. In the system, professional theatrical troupes carry out artistic inheritance in the process of tradition and innovation, or go deep into the countryside, send plays to the countryside, and still maintain their performances in grass-roots rural areas, or give up rural areas, seek diversified and innovative ways, and try their best to maintain the urban market. as a result, traditional opera tends to be weak and marginal in rural cultural life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The inheritance and development of traditional Chinese Opera Art should seek pluralism and keep pace with the times\nB: Traditional opera is an important carrier to inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional culture\nC: The government should step up its efforts to support the performances of professional theatrical troupes in rural areas\nD: The influence of traditional opera in rural areas shows a trend of polarized development\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have developed a membrane that quickly removes the oxygen from a refrigerator, thereby killing bacteria and enabling food to be stored almost indefinitely. Since food need not be kept as cold to prevent spoilage, energy costs will be greatly reduced. Thus, over the long run, oxygen-removing refrigerators will prove far less expensive than current models.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it does not\n\nOptions:\nA: take into account the inconvenience caused by food spoilage in current refrigerators\nB: take into account the effectiveness of current refrigerator technology in preventing food spoilage\nC: explain the technology that enabled the oxygen-removing membrane to be developed\nD: address the expense of building or refitting a refrigerator with the new technology\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have developed a membrane that quickly removes the oxygen from a refrigerator, thereby killing bacteria and enabling food to be stored almost indefinitely. Since food need not be kept as cold to prevent spoilage, energy costs will be greatly reduced. Thus, over the long run, oxygen-removing refrigerators will prove far less expensive than current models.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it does not\n\nOptions:\nA: take into account the inconvenience caused by food spoilage in current refrigerators\nB: take into account the effectiveness of current refrigerator technology in preventing food spoilage\nC: explain the technology that enabled the oxygen-removing membrane to be developed\nD: address the expense of building or refitting a refrigerator with the new technology\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have developed a membrane that quickly removes the oxygen from a refrigerator, thereby killing bacteria and enabling food to be stored almost indefinitely. Since food need not be kept as cold to prevent spoilage, energy costs will be greatly reduced. Thus, over the long run, oxygen-removing refrigerators will prove far less expensive than current models.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it does not\n\nOptions:\nA: take into account the inconvenience caused by food spoilage in current refrigerators\nB: take into account the effectiveness of current refrigerator technology in preventing food spoilage\nC: explain the technology that enabled the oxygen-removing membrane to be developed\nD: address the expense of building or refitting a refrigerator with the new technology\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lotus leaf is the leaf of the perennial aquatic herb lotus, and its chemical constituents are mainly nuciferine, citric acid, malic acid, gluconic acid, oxalic acid, succinic acid and other anti-mitotic alkaline components. Lotus leaf contains a variety of alkaloids, brass glycosides, lotus leaf glycosides and other components, which can effectively reduce cholesterol and triglyceride, and has a good effect on patients with hyperlipidemia and obesity. The extract and decoction of lotus leaf can dilate blood vessels, clear heat and relieve summer heat, and have the effect of lowering blood pressure. Some experts point out that lotus leaf is a good medicine for weight loss.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lotus leaf promotes the peristalsis of the intestines and stomach and clears the stool in the body.\nB: Lotus leaf tea is a kind of food, not medicine, which has the advantages of non-toxic and safety.\nC: After soaking in water, lotus leaf tea becomes a liquid food, which is quickly absorbed in the stomach, with a short time, high concentration and greater stimulation.\nD: After taking the product made from lotus leaf, a fat isolation film is formed on the intestinal wall of the human body, which can effectively prevent the absorption of fat.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lotus leaf is the leaf of the perennial aquatic herb lotus, and its chemical constituents are mainly nuciferine, citric acid, malic acid, gluconic acid, oxalic acid, succinic acid and other anti-mitotic alkaline components. Lotus leaf contains a variety of alkaloids, brass glycosides, lotus leaf glycosides and other components, which can effectively reduce cholesterol and triglyceride, and has a good effect on patients with hyperlipidemia and obesity. The extract and decoction of lotus leaf can dilate blood vessels, clear heat and relieve summer heat, and have the effect of lowering blood pressure. Some experts point out that lotus leaf is a good medicine for weight loss.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lotus leaf promotes the peristalsis of the intestines and stomach and clears the stool in the body.\nB: Lotus leaf tea is a kind of food, not medicine, which has the advantages of non-toxic and safety.\nC: After soaking in water, lotus leaf tea becomes a liquid food, which is quickly absorbed in the stomach, with a short time, high concentration and greater stimulation.\nD: After taking the product made from lotus leaf, a fat isolation film is formed on the intestinal wall of the human body, which can effectively prevent the absorption of fat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lotus leaf is the leaf of the perennial aquatic herb lotus, and its chemical constituents are mainly nuciferine, citric acid, malic acid, gluconic acid, oxalic acid, succinic acid and other anti-mitotic alkaline components. Lotus leaf contains a variety of alkaloids, brass glycosides, lotus leaf glycosides and other components, which can effectively reduce cholesterol and triglyceride, and has a good effect on patients with hyperlipidemia and obesity. The extract and decoction of lotus leaf can dilate blood vessels, clear heat and relieve summer heat, and have the effect of lowering blood pressure. Some experts point out that lotus leaf is a good medicine for weight loss.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lotus leaf promotes the peristalsis of the intestines and stomach and clears the stool in the body.\nB: Lotus leaf tea is a kind of food, not medicine, which has the advantages of non-toxic and safety.\nC: After soaking in water, lotus leaf tea becomes a liquid food, which is quickly absorbed in the stomach, with a short time, high concentration and greater stimulation.\nD: After taking the product made from lotus leaf, a fat isolation film is formed on the intestinal wall of the human body, which can effectively prevent the absorption of fat.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic empowerment refers to the active participation of the public and the full expression of their interests in the process of formulation, implementation, evaluation and supervision of public policy, so as to promote the democratization and scientization of the process of public policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to public empowerment?\n\nOptions:\nA: On the eve of Ching Ming Festival's arrival, some members of the public, with the support of the Municipal Civilization Office, set up a civilized sacrificial sweeping website, calling on the public not to set off firecrackers or burn paper money, but to use green and environmentally friendly ways such as virtual flowers and electronic candles.\nB: After being elected as a deputy to the Municipal people's Congress, Xiao Li, a courier, submitted a bill on how to protect the rights and interests of couriers and promote the healthy development of the express industry on the basis of extensive visits and full investigation.\nC: A city will hold a hearing on natural gas price adjustment. The relevant departments require all streets and neighborhood committees under their jurisdiction to do a good job in publicity and mobilization and to elect public representatives according to the quota, so as to ensure openness, fairness and impartiality.\nD: In the process of formulating the development plan of a county in the next five years, the county party committee and the county government solicited a lot of valuable opinions by holding residents' symposiums, expert hearings and other forms.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic empowerment refers to the active participation of the public and the full expression of their interests in the process of formulation, implementation, evaluation and supervision of public policy, so as to promote the democratization and scientization of the process of public policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to public empowerment?\n\nOptions:\nA: On the eve of Ching Ming Festival's arrival, some members of the public, with the support of the Municipal Civilization Office, set up a civilized sacrificial sweeping website, calling on the public not to set off firecrackers or burn paper money, but to use green and environmentally friendly ways such as virtual flowers and electronic candles.\nB: After being elected as a deputy to the Municipal people's Congress, Xiao Li, a courier, submitted a bill on how to protect the rights and interests of couriers and promote the healthy development of the express industry on the basis of extensive visits and full investigation.\nC: A city will hold a hearing on natural gas price adjustment. The relevant departments require all streets and neighborhood committees under their jurisdiction to do a good job in publicity and mobilization and to elect public representatives according to the quota, so as to ensure openness, fairness and impartiality.\nD: In the process of formulating the development plan of a county in the next five years, the county party committee and the county government solicited a lot of valuable opinions by holding residents' symposiums, expert hearings and other forms.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008, the United States, Japan, Europe and other developed economies have fallen into the dilemma of weak economic growth, and their economic growth has always been significantly lower than the pre-crisis level. According to the secular stagnation theory, this is because the equilibrium real interest rate continues to decline and has fallen into the negative range. The central bank is constrained by the zero zero limit and it is difficult to lower the real interest rate to the equilibrium real interest rate. Therefore, the relatively high real interest rate leads to the continuous suppression of aggregate demand (especially investment demand). That is why, even with zero interest rates in the US, Japan and Europe, output gaps remain negative and recovery is hard to achieve. According to this theory, some argue that China's economy also faces a lack of investment demand and a prolonged period of stagnation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's lack of investment demand is mainly reflected in the sharp decline in private investment demand\nB: China's real interest rate has a wider range of adjustment and is therefore easier to fall to the equilibrium real rate\nC: Even if the stagnation theory were true, China's equilibrium real interest rate is still greater than zero\nD: The sharp decline in China's investment growth is at odds with the theory's emphasis on deficient investment demand\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008, the United States, Japan, Europe and other developed economies have fallen into the dilemma of weak economic growth, and their economic growth has always been significantly lower than the pre-crisis level. According to the secular stagnation theory, this is because the equilibrium real interest rate continues to decline and has fallen into the negative range. The central bank is constrained by the zero zero limit and it is difficult to lower the real interest rate to the equilibrium real interest rate. Therefore, the relatively high real interest rate leads to the continuous suppression of aggregate demand (especially investment demand). That is why, even with zero interest rates in the US, Japan and Europe, output gaps remain negative and recovery is hard to achieve. According to this theory, some argue that China's economy also faces a lack of investment demand and a prolonged period of stagnation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's lack of investment demand is mainly reflected in the sharp decline in private investment demand\nB: China's real interest rate has a wider range of adjustment and is therefore easier to fall to the equilibrium real rate\nC: Even if the stagnation theory were true, China's equilibrium real interest rate is still greater than zero\nD: The sharp decline in China's investment growth is at odds with the theory's emphasis on deficient investment demand\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the outbreak of the global financial crisis in 2008, the United States, Japan, Europe and other developed economies have fallen into the dilemma of weak economic growth, and their economic growth has always been significantly lower than the pre-crisis level. According to the secular stagnation theory, this is because the equilibrium real interest rate continues to decline and has fallen into the negative range. The central bank is constrained by the zero zero limit and it is difficult to lower the real interest rate to the equilibrium real interest rate. Therefore, the relatively high real interest rate leads to the continuous suppression of aggregate demand (especially investment demand). That is why, even with zero interest rates in the US, Japan and Europe, output gaps remain negative and recovery is hard to achieve. According to this theory, some argue that China's economy also faces a lack of investment demand and a prolonged period of stagnation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most refutes the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: China's lack of investment demand is mainly reflected in the sharp decline in private investment demand\nB: China's real interest rate has a wider range of adjustment and is therefore easier to fall to the equilibrium real rate\nC: Even if the stagnation theory were true, China's equilibrium real interest rate is still greater than zero\nD: The sharp decline in China's investment growth is at odds with the theory's emphasis on deficient investment demand\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumbus voyaged to discover the New American Continent, which promoted the process of modern history. Some 50,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers from northern Asia crossed the ice age frozen Bering Strait into America. Recently, scholars claimed to have evidence that Ming dynasty navigator Zheng He discovered the Americas 72 years before Columbus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the nomads of Asia, Columbus's discovery made little sense.\nB: Even if Zheng He's arrival in America is confirmed, it won't be as significant as Columbus's.\nC: The abovementioned scholars tried to overturn the history of the Asian nomads who first arrived in America.\nD: If Zheng He's trip to America is confirmed, Zheng He's achievement may be above Columbus's.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumbus voyaged to discover the New American Continent, which promoted the process of modern history. Some 50,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers from northern Asia crossed the ice age frozen Bering Strait into America. Recently, scholars claimed to have evidence that Ming dynasty navigator Zheng He discovered the Americas 72 years before Columbus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the nomads of Asia, Columbus's discovery made little sense.\nB: Even if Zheng He's arrival in America is confirmed, it won't be as significant as Columbus's.\nC: The abovementioned scholars tried to overturn the history of the Asian nomads who first arrived in America.\nD: If Zheng He's trip to America is confirmed, Zheng He's achievement may be above Columbus's.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a go competition, the contestant Chen Hua squeezed his knuckles from time to time, and the sound interfered with the opponent's thinking. During the interval between the closures of the game, the referee warned Chen Hua that if he squeezed his knuckles and made a sound again during the game, he would be ruled against the rules. In response, Chen Hua retorted that squeezing his knuckles was habitual and not intentional, so he should not be convicted of violating the rules.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support Chen Hua's rebuttal to the referee?\n\nOptions:\nA: In this competition, the opponent opened and closed the folding fan from time to time, and the sound disturbed Chen Hua's thinking\nB: In the go match, only the player's deliberate behavior can become the basis for punishment\nC: In this competition, the opponent himself did not protest against Chen Hua's interference\nD: Chen Hua has always been arrogant, and the referee has long been dissatisfied with him\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: Ten years ago, the Cormond Hotel' s lobby was carpeted with Duratex carpet while the lobby of a nearby hotel was being carpeted with our competitor' s most durable carpet. Today, after a decade in which the two hotels have had similar amounts of foot traffic through their lobbies, that other hotel is having to replace the worn-out carpeting near its lobby entrances, whereas the Cormond' s Duratex carpeting has years of wear left in it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the force of the advertisement's evidence for concluding that Duratex carpet is more durable than the carpet of its competitor?\n\nOptions:\nA: The carpet that is being used to replace carpeting near the other hotel's lobby entrances is not Duratex carpet.\nB: The other hotel has a popular restaurant that can be reached from outside without walking through the hotel lobby.\nC: The lobby of the Cormond Hotel has five different entrances, but the lobby of the other hotel has only two.\nD: There is a third hotel near the other two that has not replaced the Duratex carpet in its lobby for more than 15 years.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnquestionably, inventors of useful devices deserve credit for their ingenuity, but the engineers who help develop an invention get too little recognition. Although inventors sometimes serve as their own engineers, more often, engineers must translate an inventor' s insight into something workable and useful. Ttherefore, engineers also deserve credit for their contribution.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that inventors sometimes serve as their own engineers plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It supports an earlier statement regarding what is at issue in the argument.\nB: It introduces an alternative solution to the problem the argument is addressing.\nC: It indicates that the problem identified in the argument does not arise in every instance.\nD: It concedes that a distinction on which the argument relies is unclear.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnquestionably, inventors of useful devices deserve credit for their ingenuity, but the engineers who help develop an invention get too little recognition. Although inventors sometimes serve as their own engineers, more often, engineers must translate an inventor' s insight into something workable and useful. Ttherefore, engineers also deserve credit for their contribution.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that inventors sometimes serve as their own engineers plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It supports an earlier statement regarding what is at issue in the argument.\nB: It introduces an alternative solution to the problem the argument is addressing.\nC: It indicates that the problem identified in the argument does not arise in every instance.\nD: It concedes that a distinction on which the argument relies is unclear.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the average fuel consumption per 100 kilometers of automobiles in our country is over 20% more than that of developed countries. Studies have shown that diesel vehicles have 20% to 30% lower fuel consumption compared with gasoline vehicles. Under the situation of serious pollutant emissions from automobiles, the development of advanced diesel vehicles can make no increase in vehicle pollutants emissions or even emission reductions. In our country, diesel vehicles account for 23.7% of the number of vehicles and only 0.2% of the number of cars. Assuming that the proportion of diesel vehicles in passenger vehicles in 2020 is 30%, and the corresponding proportion in the total vehicle ownership is 39.7%, 28.37 million tons of crude oil can be saved in 2020.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is suggested that adopting a differential tax rate for gasoline and diesel can make the price of diesel lower than that of gasoline.\nB: Encourage more people to use energy-saving products such as diesel cars.\nC: The diesel quality standards should be improved, and price monitoring methods should be used to encourage the production of high-quality diesel.\nD: Enhance the independent innovation capability of advanced diesel technology and develop advanced diesel vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, the average fuel consumption per 100 kilometers of automobiles in our country is over 20% more than that of developed countries. Studies have shown that diesel vehicles have 20% to 30% lower fuel consumption compared with gasoline vehicles. Under the situation of serious pollutant emissions from automobiles, the development of advanced diesel vehicles can make no increase in vehicle pollutants emissions or even emission reductions. In our country, diesel vehicles account for 23.7% of the number of vehicles and only 0.2% of the number of cars. Assuming that the proportion of diesel vehicles in passenger vehicles in 2020 is 30%, and the corresponding proportion in the total vehicle ownership is 39.7%, 28.37 million tons of crude oil can be saved in 2020.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best supports the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is suggested that adopting a differential tax rate for gasoline and diesel can make the price of diesel lower than that of gasoline.\nB: Encourage more people to use energy-saving products such as diesel cars.\nC: The diesel quality standards should be improved, and price monitoring methods should be used to encourage the production of high-quality diesel.\nD: Enhance the independent innovation capability of advanced diesel technology and develop advanced diesel vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf he has the courage to take responsibility, then he will face the media directly rather than choose to escape; If he has no responsibility, he will hire a lawyer to defend his dignity. But in fact, he not only didn't hire a lawyer, but now he even disappeared.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if he has no responsibility, he should not choose to escape\nB: Although he chose to escape, he may not be responsible\nC: If he has responsibility, he should have the courage to take responsibility\nD: Not only does he have responsibility, but he doesn't have the courage to take responsibility\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf he has the courage to take responsibility, then he will face the media directly rather than choose to escape; If he has no responsibility, he will hire a lawyer to defend his dignity. But in fact, he not only didn't hire a lawyer, but now he even disappeared.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if he has no responsibility, he should not choose to escape\nB: Although he chose to escape, he may not be responsible\nC: If he has responsibility, he should have the courage to take responsibility\nD: Not only does he have responsibility, but he doesn't have the courage to take responsibility\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf he has the courage to take responsibility, then he will face the media directly rather than choose to escape; If he has no responsibility, he will hire a lawyer to defend his dignity. But in fact, he not only didn't hire a lawyer, but now he even disappeared.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if he has no responsibility, he should not choose to escape\nB: Although he chose to escape, he may not be responsible\nC: If he has responsibility, he should have the courage to take responsibility\nD: Not only does he have responsibility, but he doesn't have the courage to take responsibility\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: It was formerly believed that prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans interbred with Neanderthals, but DNA testing of a Neanderthal' s remains indicates that this is not the case. The DNA of contemporary humans is significantly different from that of the Neanderthal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any similarity in the DNA of two species must be the result of interbreeding.\nB: The DNA of prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans was not significantly more similar to that of Neanderthals than is the DNA of contemporary humans.\nC: At least some Neanderthals lived at the same time and in the same places as prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans.\nD: DNA testing of remains is significantly less reliable than DNA testing of samples from living species.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: It was formerly believed that prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans interbred with Neanderthals, but DNA testing of a Neanderthal' s remains indicates that this is not the case. The DNA of contemporary humans is significantly different from that of the Neanderthal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any similarity in the DNA of two species must be the result of interbreeding.\nB: The DNA of prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans was not significantly more similar to that of Neanderthals than is the DNA of contemporary humans.\nC: At least some Neanderthals lived at the same time and in the same places as prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans.\nD: DNA testing of remains is significantly less reliable than DNA testing of samples from living species.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthropologist: It was formerly believed that prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans interbred with Neanderthals, but DNA testing of a Neanderthal' s remains indicates that this is not the case. The DNA of contemporary humans is significantly different from that of the Neanderthal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the anthropologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any similarity in the DNA of two species must be the result of interbreeding.\nB: The DNA of prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans was not significantly more similar to that of Neanderthals than is the DNA of contemporary humans.\nC: At least some Neanderthals lived at the same time and in the same places as prehistoric Homo sapiens ancestors of contemporary humans.\nD: DNA testing of remains is significantly less reliable than DNA testing of samples from living species.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: One of F or G is a member of three sub-committees.\nB: One of H or I is a member of three sub-committees.\nC: P or M is a member of only one sub-committee.\nD: One member happens to be a member of the two sub-committees.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: One of F or G is a member of three sub-committees.\nB: One of H or I is a member of three sub-committees.\nC: P or M is a member of only one sub-committee.\nD: One member happens to be a member of the two sub-committees.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA street comprehensive management committee has a total of 6 members: F, G, H, I, M and P. Each of these members shall serve as a member of at least one of the three sub-committees under the Comprehensive Management Committee. Each sub-committee consists of three different members. The known information is as follows: one of the six members serves as a member of three subcommittees. F is not a member of the same subcommittee as G. H is not a member of the same subcommittee as I.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: One of F or G is a member of three sub-committees.\nB: One of H or I is a member of three sub-committees.\nC: P or M is a member of only one sub-committee.\nD: One member happens to be a member of the two sub-committees.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhenever a major political scandal erupts before an election and voters blame the scandal on all parties about equally, virtually all incumbents, from whatever party, seeking reelection are returned to office. However, when voters blame such a scandal on only one party, incumbents from that party are likely to be defeated by challengers from other parties. The proportion of incumbents who seek reelection is high and remarkably constant from election to election.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the voters' reactions are guided by a principle, which one of the following principles would best account for the contrast in reactions described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major political scandals can practically always be blamed on incumbents, but whether those incumbents should be voted out of office depends on who their challengers are.\nB: When a major political scandal is blamed on incumbents from all parties, that judgment is more accurate than any judgment that incumbents from only one party are to blame.\nC: When major political scandals are less the responsibility of individual incumbents than of the parties to which they belong, whatever party was responsible must be penalized when possible.\nD: Incumbents who are rightly blamed for a major political scandal should not seek reelection, but if they do, they should not be returned to office.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhenever a major political scandal erupts before an election and voters blame the scandal on all parties about equally, virtually all incumbents, from whatever party, seeking reelection are returned to office. However, when voters blame such a scandal on only one party, incumbents from that party are likely to be defeated by challengers from other parties. The proportion of incumbents who seek reelection is high and remarkably constant from election to election.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the voters' reactions are guided by a principle, which one of the following principles would best account for the contrast in reactions described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major political scandals can practically always be blamed on incumbents, but whether those incumbents should be voted out of office depends on who their challengers are.\nB: When a major political scandal is blamed on incumbents from all parties, that judgment is more accurate than any judgment that incumbents from only one party are to blame.\nC: When major political scandals are less the responsibility of individual incumbents than of the parties to which they belong, whatever party was responsible must be penalized when possible.\nD: Incumbents who are rightly blamed for a major political scandal should not seek reelection, but if they do, they should not be returned to office.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhenever a major political scandal erupts before an election and voters blame the scandal on all parties about equally, virtually all incumbents, from whatever party, seeking reelection are returned to office. However, when voters blame such a scandal on only one party, incumbents from that party are likely to be defeated by challengers from other parties. The proportion of incumbents who seek reelection is high and remarkably constant from election to election.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the voters' reactions are guided by a principle, which one of the following principles would best account for the contrast in reactions described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major political scandals can practically always be blamed on incumbents, but whether those incumbents should be voted out of office depends on who their challengers are.\nB: When a major political scandal is blamed on incumbents from all parties, that judgment is more accurate than any judgment that incumbents from only one party are to blame.\nC: When major political scandals are less the responsibility of individual incumbents than of the parties to which they belong, whatever party was responsible must be penalized when possible.\nD: Incumbents who are rightly blamed for a major political scandal should not seek reelection, but if they do, they should not be returned to office.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has six general manager assistants F, G, H, I, M and P, and three departments. Each department is just under the charge of three general manager assistants. Each general manager assistant is in charge of at least one department. The following conditions must be met: (1) there is and only one general manager assistant in charge of three departments at the same time. (2) F and G are not in charge of the same department. (3) H and I are not in charge of the same department.\n\nQuestion:\nIf F and M are not in charge of the same department, which of the following options must be correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: F and H are in charge of the same department\nB: F and I are in charge of the same department\nC: I and P are in charge of the same department\nD: M and G are in charge of the same department\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of codfish in the North Atlantic has declined substantially as the population of harp seals has increased from two million to more than three million. Some blame the seal for the shrinking cod population, but cod plays a negligible role in the seal' s diet. It is ttherefore unlikely that the increase in the seal population has contributed significantly to the decline in the cod population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The harp seal thrives in water that is too cold to support a dense population of cod.\nB: Cod feed almost exclusively on capelin, a fish that is a staple of the harp seal's diet.\nC: Water pollution poses a more serious threat to cod than to the harp seal.\nD: People who fish for cod commercially are inconvenienced by the presence of large numbers of seals near traditional fishing grounds.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of codfish in the North Atlantic has declined substantially as the population of harp seals has increased from two million to more than three million. Some blame the seal for the shrinking cod population, but cod plays a negligible role in the seal' s diet. It is ttherefore unlikely that the increase in the seal population has contributed significantly to the decline in the cod population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The harp seal thrives in water that is too cold to support a dense population of cod.\nB: Cod feed almost exclusively on capelin, a fish that is a staple of the harp seal's diet.\nC: Water pollution poses a more serious threat to cod than to the harp seal.\nD: People who fish for cod commercially are inconvenienced by the presence of large numbers of seals near traditional fishing grounds.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of codfish in the North Atlantic has declined substantially as the population of harp seals has increased from two million to more than three million. Some blame the seal for the shrinking cod population, but cod plays a negligible role in the seal' s diet. It is ttherefore unlikely that the increase in the seal population has contributed significantly to the decline in the cod population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The harp seal thrives in water that is too cold to support a dense population of cod.\nB: Cod feed almost exclusively on capelin, a fish that is a staple of the harp seal's diet.\nC: Water pollution poses a more serious threat to cod than to the harp seal.\nD: People who fish for cod commercially are inconvenienced by the presence of large numbers of seals near traditional fishing grounds.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the basis of incontestable proof that car safety seats will greatly reduce the number of serious injuries sustained by children in car accidents, laws have been passed mandating the use of these seats. Unexpectedly, it has since been found that a large number of children who are riding in safety seats continue to receive serious injuries that safety seats were specifically designed to avoid, and in the prevention of which they in fact have proven to be effective.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, could by itself adequately explain the unexpected finding reported in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The protection afforded by child safety seats depends on their being used properly, which many parents fail to do.\nB: The high cost of child safety seats has caused many parents to delay purchasing them.\nC: Many parents are defying the law by not using safety seats for their children.\nD: Children are more likely to make automobile trips now than they were before the introduction of the safety seat.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the basis of incontestable proof that car safety seats will greatly reduce the number of serious injuries sustained by children in car accidents, laws have been passed mandating the use of these seats. Unexpectedly, it has since been found that a large number of children who are riding in safety seats continue to receive serious injuries that safety seats were specifically designed to avoid, and in the prevention of which they in fact have proven to be effective.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, could by itself adequately explain the unexpected finding reported in the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The protection afforded by child safety seats depends on their being used properly, which many parents fail to do.\nB: The high cost of child safety seats has caused many parents to delay purchasing them.\nC: Many parents are defying the law by not using safety seats for their children.\nD: Children are more likely to make automobile trips now than they were before the introduction of the safety seat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to a commercial survey, sales of skiing equipment in city A are higher than those in city B, indicating that residents in city A prefer skiing to those in city B.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the conclusions of this investigation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The population of city B is larger than that of city A.\nB: All the skiing equipment in city A is produced in city B.\nC: The champions of multiple national skiing competitions are all from city A.\nD: In recent years, a city has made great efforts to develop its tourism industry and many tourists have learned skiing in city A.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers newly recruited by a scientific research institution in 2013 are either introduced talents with the title of vice high or above, or newly graduated doctoral students with household registration in Beijing. All the recent doctoral graduates live in postdoctoral apartments, and the introduced talents live in the Peony Garden community.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is true about the researchers newly recruited by the unit in 2013?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who live in postdoctoral apartments do not have the title of vice senior or above\nB: Those with doctorates are registered in Beijing\nC: Those who live in the Peony Garden community do not have a doctorate\nD: Doctoral students who are not fresh graduates all live in the Peony Garden community\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers newly recruited by a scientific research institution in 2013 are either introduced talents with the title of vice high or above, or newly graduated doctoral students with household registration in Beijing. All the recent doctoral graduates live in postdoctoral apartments, and the introduced talents live in the Peony Garden community.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is true about the researchers newly recruited by the unit in 2013?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who live in postdoctoral apartments do not have the title of vice senior or above\nB: Those with doctorates are registered in Beijing\nC: Those who live in the Peony Garden community do not have a doctorate\nD: Doctoral students who are not fresh graduates all live in the Peony Garden community\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers newly recruited by a scientific research institution in 2013 are either introduced talents with the title of vice high or above, or newly graduated doctoral students with household registration in Beijing. All the recent doctoral graduates live in postdoctoral apartments, and the introduced talents live in the Peony Garden community.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is true about the researchers newly recruited by the unit in 2013?\n\nOptions:\nA: Those who live in postdoctoral apartments do not have the title of vice senior or above\nB: Those with doctorates are registered in Beijing\nC: Those who live in the Peony Garden community do not have a doctorate\nD: Doctoral students who are not fresh graduates all live in the Peony Garden community\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the troposphere, the lowest level of the earth' s atmosphere, the temperature decreases as one progresses straight upward. At the top, the air temperature ranges from -50 degrees Celsius over the poles to -85 degrees Celsius over the equator. At that point the stratosphere begins, and the temperature stops decreasing and instead increases as one progresses straight upward through the stratosphere. The stratosphere is warmed by ozone. When an ozone particle absorbs a dose of ultraviolet sunlight, heat is generated.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The troposphere over the poles is thicker than the troposphere over the equator.\nB: The temperature at any point at the top of the stratosphere is at least as great as the temperature at the top of the troposphere directly beneath that point.\nC: The temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the North Pole is at least as great as the temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the equator.\nD: It is warmer at the top of the stratosphere over the poles than it is at the top of the stratosphere over the equator.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the troposphere, the lowest level of the earth' s atmosphere, the temperature decreases as one progresses straight upward. At the top, the air temperature ranges from -50 degrees Celsius over the poles to -85 degrees Celsius over the equator. At that point the stratosphere begins, and the temperature stops decreasing and instead increases as one progresses straight upward through the stratosphere. The stratosphere is warmed by ozone. When an ozone particle absorbs a dose of ultraviolet sunlight, heat is generated.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The troposphere over the poles is thicker than the troposphere over the equator.\nB: The temperature at any point at the top of the stratosphere is at least as great as the temperature at the top of the troposphere directly beneath that point.\nC: The temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the North Pole is at least as great as the temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the equator.\nD: It is warmer at the top of the stratosphere over the poles than it is at the top of the stratosphere over the equator.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the troposphere, the lowest level of the earth' s atmosphere, the temperature decreases as one progresses straight upward. At the top, the air temperature ranges from -50 degrees Celsius over the poles to -85 degrees Celsius over the equator. At that point the stratosphere begins, and the temperature stops decreasing and instead increases as one progresses straight upward through the stratosphere. The stratosphere is warmed by ozone. When an ozone particle absorbs a dose of ultraviolet sunlight, heat is generated.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The troposphere over the poles is thicker than the troposphere over the equator.\nB: The temperature at any point at the top of the stratosphere is at least as great as the temperature at the top of the troposphere directly beneath that point.\nC: The temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the North Pole is at least as great as the temperature in the middle part of the stratosphere over the equator.\nD: It is warmer at the top of the stratosphere over the poles than it is at the top of the stratosphere over the equator.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers followed up a study of 500 children in a country and found that the fastest period of human brain growth is within three months after birth, and the size of the brain can reach more than half of adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best prove the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If any of the 500 children has his/her brain growing rapidly after three months of birth?\nB: Are there any follow-up studies on children in other countries?\nC: Is the brain function of children the same as that of adults?\nD: Are the brains of boys and girls growing at the same speed\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers followed up a study of 500 children in a country and found that the fastest period of human brain growth is within three months after birth, and the size of the brain can reach more than half of adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best prove the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If any of the 500 children has his/her brain growing rapidly after three months of birth?\nB: Are there any follow-up studies on children in other countries?\nC: Is the brain function of children the same as that of adults?\nD: Are the brains of boys and girls growing at the same speed\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers followed up a study of 500 children in a country and found that the fastest period of human brain growth is within three months after birth, and the size of the brain can reach more than half of adults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best prove the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If any of the 500 children has his/her brain growing rapidly after three months of birth?\nB: Are there any follow-up studies on children in other countries?\nC: Is the brain function of children the same as that of adults?\nD: Are the brains of boys and girls growing at the same speed\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDistracted driving refers to the driving behavior that drivers do not fully focus on the driving process in order to meet their own needs for physical comfort and pleasure. Common distracted behaviors include smoking, drinking, eating, chatting, shaving, using mobile phones and taking care of children. Distracted driving has become the leading cause of traffic accidents on China's roads, according to an expert.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distracted driving accounts for the highest proportion of traffic accidents in China, compared with drunk driving, drug driving, speeding driving and tired driving, according to a statistical study.\nB: The reaction time is 0.3 to 1.0 seconds when driving normally, but about three times longer when using mobile phones.\nC: Using a cell phone while driving was associated with a 20 percent drop in concentration. Drivers are 23 times more likely to be involved in a crash if they text while driving.\nD: Mobile phone use has recently become the main form of distracted driving in China, with 59 percent of drivers checking wechat while driving, 31 percent taking selfies and 36 percent checking Weibo and wechat moments.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDistracted driving refers to the driving behavior that drivers do not fully focus on the driving process in order to meet their own needs for physical comfort and pleasure. Common distracted behaviors include smoking, drinking, eating, chatting, shaving, using mobile phones and taking care of children. Distracted driving has become the leading cause of traffic accidents on China's roads, according to an expert.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distracted driving accounts for the highest proportion of traffic accidents in China, compared with drunk driving, drug driving, speeding driving and tired driving, according to a statistical study.\nB: The reaction time is 0.3 to 1.0 seconds when driving normally, but about three times longer when using mobile phones.\nC: Using a cell phone while driving was associated with a 20 percent drop in concentration. Drivers are 23 times more likely to be involved in a crash if they text while driving.\nD: Mobile phone use has recently become the main form of distracted driving in China, with 59 percent of drivers checking wechat while driving, 31 percent taking selfies and 36 percent checking Weibo and wechat moments.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDistracted driving refers to the driving behavior that drivers do not fully focus on the driving process in order to meet their own needs for physical comfort and pleasure. Common distracted behaviors include smoking, drinking, eating, chatting, shaving, using mobile phones and taking care of children. Distracted driving has become the leading cause of traffic accidents on China's roads, according to an expert.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distracted driving accounts for the highest proportion of traffic accidents in China, compared with drunk driving, drug driving, speeding driving and tired driving, according to a statistical study.\nB: The reaction time is 0.3 to 1.0 seconds when driving normally, but about three times longer when using mobile phones.\nC: Using a cell phone while driving was associated with a 20 percent drop in concentration. Drivers are 23 times more likely to be involved in a crash if they text while driving.\nD: Mobile phone use has recently become the main form of distracted driving in China, with 59 percent of drivers checking wechat while driving, 31 percent taking selfies and 36 percent checking Weibo and wechat moments.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDistracted driving refers to the driving behavior that drivers do not fully focus on the driving process in order to meet their own needs for physical comfort and pleasure. Common distracted behaviors include smoking, drinking, eating, chatting, shaving, using mobile phones and taking care of children. Distracted driving has become the leading cause of traffic accidents on China's roads, according to an expert.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distracted driving accounts for the highest proportion of traffic accidents in China, compared with drunk driving, drug driving, speeding driving and tired driving, according to a statistical study.\nB: The reaction time is 0.3 to 1.0 seconds when driving normally, but about three times longer when using mobile phones.\nC: Using a cell phone while driving was associated with a 20 percent drop in concentration. Drivers are 23 times more likely to be involved in a crash if they text while driving.\nD: Mobile phone use has recently become the main form of distracted driving in China, with 59 percent of drivers checking wechat while driving, 31 percent taking selfies and 36 percent checking Weibo and wechat moments.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween the two A shaped tombs and the round rammed earth platform, five horse pits and a rectangular chariot pit were found. Six horses are buried in each of the two horse pits. The skeleton in one pit is neatly arranged in two rows of north and south, with 2 in the front row and 4 in the back, arranged in sequence from west to east; in the other pit, the skeleton of horses is arranged in a special way, with 6 horses in pairs or opposite sides, with different head directions. A special phenomenon is that a horn is placed in the middle of the horse pit, so it is speculated that the horse pit may be related to sacrifice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The horn is an important object in ancient sacrifice.\nB: At the time of sacrifice, the horses sacrificed must be made in a consistent head-to-head shape.\nC: Six horses are a basic form of sacrifice for ancient kings and princes.\nD: The horn is placed in horse pits only during sacrifices.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween the two A shaped tombs and the round rammed earth platform, five horse pits and a rectangular chariot pit were found. Six horses are buried in each of the two horse pits. The skeleton in one pit is neatly arranged in two rows of north and south, with 2 in the front row and 4 in the back, arranged in sequence from west to east; in the other pit, the skeleton of horses is arranged in a special way, with 6 horses in pairs or opposite sides, with different head directions. A special phenomenon is that a horn is placed in the middle of the horse pit, so it is speculated that the horse pit may be related to sacrifice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The horn is an important object in ancient sacrifice.\nB: At the time of sacrifice, the horses sacrificed must be made in a consistent head-to-head shape.\nC: Six horses are a basic form of sacrifice for ancient kings and princes.\nD: The horn is placed in horse pits only during sacrifices.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween the two A shaped tombs and the round rammed earth platform, five horse pits and a rectangular chariot pit were found. Six horses are buried in each of the two horse pits. The skeleton in one pit is neatly arranged in two rows of north and south, with 2 in the front row and 4 in the back, arranged in sequence from west to east; in the other pit, the skeleton of horses is arranged in a special way, with 6 horses in pairs or opposite sides, with different head directions. A special phenomenon is that a horn is placed in the middle of the horse pit, so it is speculated that the horse pit may be related to sacrifice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The horn is an important object in ancient sacrifice.\nB: At the time of sacrifice, the horses sacrificed must be made in a consistent head-to-head shape.\nC: Six horses are a basic form of sacrifice for ancient kings and princes.\nD: The horn is placed in horse pits only during sacrifices.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween the two A shaped tombs and the round rammed earth platform, five horse pits and a rectangular chariot pit were found. Six horses are buried in each of the two horse pits. The skeleton in one pit is neatly arranged in two rows of north and south, with 2 in the front row and 4 in the back, arranged in sequence from west to east; in the other pit, the skeleton of horses is arranged in a special way, with 6 horses in pairs or opposite sides, with different head directions. A special phenomenon is that a horn is placed in the middle of the horse pit, so it is speculated that the horse pit may be related to sacrifice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The horn is an important object in ancient sacrifice.\nB: At the time of sacrifice, the horses sacrificed must be made in a consistent head-to-head shape.\nC: Six horses are a basic form of sacrifice for ancient kings and princes.\nD: The horn is placed in horse pits only during sacrifices.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnmanned banks, using intelligent devices instead of tedious manual operations, of course, is the trend of the future. Reducing manpower expenditure and allowing limited manpower to give full play to the value of limited manpower may be the biggest driving force for banks to actively promote unmanned technology.However, banks can not reduce the level of service in order to reduce costs, ignore the actual needs of some groups, nor can they shirk their responsibility to protect the safety of customers' assets in the uninhabited future. In the application of technology, we can find the common pain point of users in order to better play with unmanned banks. After all, the purpose of the application of intelligent technology, in the final analysis, is to improve the service level of the banking industry, so that every user can enjoy better service.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The unmanned bank accords with the trend of technological development in the new era\nB: The adoption of intelligent technology by banks cannot sacrifice service and security\nC: The development of unmanned banks should be based on the actual needs of users\nD: Better service quality should be the goal of banks\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnmanned banks, using intelligent devices instead of tedious manual operations, of course, is the trend of the future. Reducing manpower expenditure and allowing limited manpower to give full play to the value of limited manpower may be the biggest driving force for banks to actively promote unmanned technology.However, banks can not reduce the level of service in order to reduce costs, ignore the actual needs of some groups, nor can they shirk their responsibility to protect the safety of customers' assets in the uninhabited future. In the application of technology, we can find the common pain point of users in order to better play with unmanned banks. After all, the purpose of the application of intelligent technology, in the final analysis, is to improve the service level of the banking industry, so that every user can enjoy better service.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The unmanned bank accords with the trend of technological development in the new era\nB: The adoption of intelligent technology by banks cannot sacrifice service and security\nC: The development of unmanned banks should be based on the actual needs of users\nD: Better service quality should be the goal of banks\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnmanned banks, using intelligent devices instead of tedious manual operations, of course, is the trend of the future. Reducing manpower expenditure and allowing limited manpower to give full play to the value of limited manpower may be the biggest driving force for banks to actively promote unmanned technology.However, banks can not reduce the level of service in order to reduce costs, ignore the actual needs of some groups, nor can they shirk their responsibility to protect the safety of customers' assets in the uninhabited future. In the application of technology, we can find the common pain point of users in order to better play with unmanned banks. After all, the purpose of the application of intelligent technology, in the final analysis, is to improve the service level of the banking industry, so that every user can enjoy better service.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The unmanned bank accords with the trend of technological development in the new era\nB: The adoption of intelligent technology by banks cannot sacrifice service and security\nC: The development of unmanned banks should be based on the actual needs of users\nD: Better service quality should be the goal of banks\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnmanned banks, using intelligent devices instead of tedious manual operations, of course, is the trend of the future. Reducing manpower expenditure and allowing limited manpower to give full play to the value of limited manpower may be the biggest driving force for banks to actively promote unmanned technology.However, banks can not reduce the level of service in order to reduce costs, ignore the actual needs of some groups, nor can they shirk their responsibility to protect the safety of customers' assets in the uninhabited future. In the application of technology, we can find the common pain point of users in order to better play with unmanned banks. After all, the purpose of the application of intelligent technology, in the final analysis, is to improve the service level of the banking industry, so that every user can enjoy better service.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The unmanned bank accords with the trend of technological development in the new era\nB: The adoption of intelligent technology by banks cannot sacrifice service and security\nC: The development of unmanned banks should be based on the actual needs of users\nD: Better service quality should be the goal of banks\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI don't agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to speak. this sentence is said to have been said by Voltaire, a French enlightenment thinker and known as French conscience, as a symbolic symbol of defending freedom of expression. this sentence has been spared no effort to promote it to the world by the European and American media and politicians. surprisingly, after textual research that Voltaire has not said this sentence. This seems to poke a hole in the Western argument of freedom of speech. According to a Chinese scholar who has lived in Europe and the United States for many years, there are 18 kinds of freedom of speech in the United States that are not protected, and the content of the European Convention on Human Rights restricting freedom of speech is twice as long as the content of freedom of speech.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are double standards of freedom of speech in the West\nB: Freedom of speech does not exist in the West\nC: There is no absolute freedom of speech in the West\nD: Someone coined the famous saying of freedom of speech in the name of Voltaire\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI don't agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to speak. this sentence is said to have been said by Voltaire, a French enlightenment thinker and known as French conscience, as a symbolic symbol of defending freedom of expression. this sentence has been spared no effort to promote it to the world by the European and American media and politicians. surprisingly, after textual research that Voltaire has not said this sentence. This seems to poke a hole in the Western argument of freedom of speech. According to a Chinese scholar who has lived in Europe and the United States for many years, there are 18 kinds of freedom of speech in the United States that are not protected, and the content of the European Convention on Human Rights restricting freedom of speech is twice as long as the content of freedom of speech.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are double standards of freedom of speech in the West\nB: Freedom of speech does not exist in the West\nC: There is no absolute freedom of speech in the West\nD: Someone coined the famous saying of freedom of speech in the name of Voltaire\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI don't agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to speak. this sentence is said to have been said by Voltaire, a French enlightenment thinker and known as French conscience, as a symbolic symbol of defending freedom of expression. this sentence has been spared no effort to promote it to the world by the European and American media and politicians. surprisingly, after textual research that Voltaire has not said this sentence. This seems to poke a hole in the Western argument of freedom of speech. According to a Chinese scholar who has lived in Europe and the United States for many years, there are 18 kinds of freedom of speech in the United States that are not protected, and the content of the European Convention on Human Rights restricting freedom of speech is twice as long as the content of freedom of speech.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are double standards of freedom of speech in the West\nB: Freedom of speech does not exist in the West\nC: There is no absolute freedom of speech in the West\nD: Someone coined the famous saying of freedom of speech in the name of Voltaire\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nI don't agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to speak. this sentence is said to have been said by Voltaire, a French enlightenment thinker and known as French conscience, as a symbolic symbol of defending freedom of expression. this sentence has been spared no effort to promote it to the world by the European and American media and politicians. surprisingly, after textual research that Voltaire has not said this sentence. This seems to poke a hole in the Western argument of freedom of speech. According to a Chinese scholar who has lived in Europe and the United States for many years, there are 18 kinds of freedom of speech in the United States that are not protected, and the content of the European Convention on Human Rights restricting freedom of speech is twice as long as the content of freedom of speech.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are double standards of freedom of speech in the West\nB: Freedom of speech does not exist in the West\nC: There is no absolute freedom of speech in the West\nD: Someone coined the famous saying of freedom of speech in the name of Voltaire\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mosquito bite can transmit to a person the parasite that causes malaria, and the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds can significantly reduce the incidence of malarial infection for children in areas where malaria is common. Yet public health officials are reluctant to recommend the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds in such areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would provide the strongest grounds for the public health officials' reluctance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Early exposure to malaria increases the body's resistance to it and results in a lesser likelihood of severe life-threatening episodes of malaria.\nB: Although there are vaccines available for many childhood diseases, no vaccine has been developed that is effective against malaria.\nC: Mosquito nets provide protection from some insect pests other than mosquitoes.\nD: The pesticides that are most effective against mosquitoes in regions where malaria is common have significant detrimental effects on human health.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mosquito bite can transmit to a person the parasite that causes malaria, and the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds can significantly reduce the incidence of malarial infection for children in areas where malaria is common. Yet public health officials are reluctant to recommend the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds in such areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would provide the strongest grounds for the public health officials' reluctance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Early exposure to malaria increases the body's resistance to it and results in a lesser likelihood of severe life-threatening episodes of malaria.\nB: Although there are vaccines available for many childhood diseases, no vaccine has been developed that is effective against malaria.\nC: Mosquito nets provide protection from some insect pests other than mosquitoes.\nD: The pesticides that are most effective against mosquitoes in regions where malaria is common have significant detrimental effects on human health.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA mosquito bite can transmit to a person the parasite that causes malaria, and the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds can significantly reduce the incidence of malarial infection for children in areas where malaria is common. Yet public health officials are reluctant to recommend the use of mosquito nets over children' s beds in such areas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would provide the strongest grounds for the public health officials' reluctance?\n\nOptions:\nA: Early exposure to malaria increases the body's resistance to it and results in a lesser likelihood of severe life-threatening episodes of malaria.\nB: Although there are vaccines available for many childhood diseases, no vaccine has been developed that is effective against malaria.\nC: Mosquito nets provide protection from some insect pests other than mosquitoes.\nD: The pesticides that are most effective against mosquitoes in regions where malaria is common have significant detrimental effects on human health.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental effects: Refers to the corresponding changes in the structure and function of the environmental system caused by natural processes or human activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not environmental effects?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large amount of industrial wastewater is discharged into rivers and lakes, causing serious harm to aquatic organisms\nB: The area of coastal beaches in a province is long every year, and the species of animals and plants also change\nC: A place uses a lot of fossil fuels, and the temperature in the area is significantly higher than the surrounding areas\nD: A coastal city reclaimed the sea to build an island, and a small town with a capacity of 70,000 people was built on the island\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental effects: Refers to the corresponding changes in the structure and function of the environmental system caused by natural processes or human activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not environmental effects?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large amount of industrial wastewater is discharged into rivers and lakes, causing serious harm to aquatic organisms\nB: The area of coastal beaches in a province is long every year, and the species of animals and plants also change\nC: A place uses a lot of fossil fuels, and the temperature in the area is significantly higher than the surrounding areas\nD: A coastal city reclaimed the sea to build an island, and a small town with a capacity of 70,000 people was built on the island\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental effects: Refers to the corresponding changes in the structure and function of the environmental system caused by natural processes or human activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not environmental effects?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large amount of industrial wastewater is discharged into rivers and lakes, causing serious harm to aquatic organisms\nB: The area of coastal beaches in a province is long every year, and the species of animals and plants also change\nC: A place uses a lot of fossil fuels, and the temperature in the area is significantly higher than the surrounding areas\nD: A coastal city reclaimed the sea to build an island, and a small town with a capacity of 70,000 people was built on the island\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChildren fall into three groups -- nontasters, regular tasters, and supertasters -- depending on how strongly they experience tastes. Supertasters strongly prefer mild cheddar cheese to sharp, regular tasters weakly prefer mild to sharp, and nontasters show no preference. Also, the more bitter a food tastes, the less children like it. Thus, supertasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting more bitter than mild cheddar, but nontasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting no more bitter than mild cheddar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the conclusion above to be properly inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The age of the child is the most important factor in determining whether that child is a nontaster, a regular taster, or a supertaster.\nB: Supertasters like mild cheddar cheese more than do regular tasters.\nC: Bitterness is the only factor relevant to how strongly children prefer sharp cheddar cheese to mild cheddar cheese.\nD: Nontasters tend to like a wider variety of foods than do regular tasters, who in turn like a wider variety of foods than do supertasters.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChildren fall into three groups -- nontasters, regular tasters, and supertasters -- depending on how strongly they experience tastes. Supertasters strongly prefer mild cheddar cheese to sharp, regular tasters weakly prefer mild to sharp, and nontasters show no preference. Also, the more bitter a food tastes, the less children like it. Thus, supertasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting more bitter than mild cheddar, but nontasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting no more bitter than mild cheddar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the conclusion above to be properly inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The age of the child is the most important factor in determining whether that child is a nontaster, a regular taster, or a supertaster.\nB: Supertasters like mild cheddar cheese more than do regular tasters.\nC: Bitterness is the only factor relevant to how strongly children prefer sharp cheddar cheese to mild cheddar cheese.\nD: Nontasters tend to like a wider variety of foods than do regular tasters, who in turn like a wider variety of foods than do supertasters.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChildren fall into three groups -- nontasters, regular tasters, and supertasters -- depending on how strongly they experience tastes. Supertasters strongly prefer mild cheddar cheese to sharp, regular tasters weakly prefer mild to sharp, and nontasters show no preference. Also, the more bitter a food tastes, the less children like it. Thus, supertasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting more bitter than mild cheddar, but nontasters experience sharp cheddar as tasting no more bitter than mild cheddar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the conclusion above to be properly inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The age of the child is the most important factor in determining whether that child is a nontaster, a regular taster, or a supertaster.\nB: Supertasters like mild cheddar cheese more than do regular tasters.\nC: Bitterness is the only factor relevant to how strongly children prefer sharp cheddar cheese to mild cheddar cheese.\nD: Nontasters tend to like a wider variety of foods than do regular tasters, who in turn like a wider variety of foods than do supertasters.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the severe impact of Chinese culture, Buddhism cannot gain a foothold in China if it cannot adapt to the reality, so Buddhism can only make some camouflage in order to survive.Among the typical examples of early Buddhism, some especially emphasize that the word filial piety distorts the meaning of the original text in order to meet the requirements of China's strong color culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most appropriate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Buddhism is a very adaptable religion\nB: Filial piety is one of the important meanings derived from the development of Buddhist scriptures\nC: Buddhism has a deep influence on the inheritance of Chinese traditional culture\nD: The power of traditional culture forced Buddhism to adopt flexible strategies in its dissemination\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the severe impact of Chinese culture, Buddhism cannot gain a foothold in China if it cannot adapt to the reality, so Buddhism can only make some camouflage in order to survive.Among the typical examples of early Buddhism, some especially emphasize that the word filial piety distorts the meaning of the original text in order to meet the requirements of China's strong color culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most appropriate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Buddhism is a very adaptable religion\nB: Filial piety is one of the important meanings derived from the development of Buddhist scriptures\nC: Buddhism has a deep influence on the inheritance of Chinese traditional culture\nD: The power of traditional culture forced Buddhism to adopt flexible strategies in its dissemination\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the severe impact of Chinese culture, Buddhism cannot gain a foothold in China if it cannot adapt to the reality, so Buddhism can only make some camouflage in order to survive.Among the typical examples of early Buddhism, some especially emphasize that the word filial piety distorts the meaning of the original text in order to meet the requirements of China's strong color culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most appropriate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Buddhism is a very adaptable religion\nB: Filial piety is one of the important meanings derived from the development of Buddhist scriptures\nC: Buddhism has a deep influence on the inheritance of Chinese traditional culture\nD: The power of traditional culture forced Buddhism to adopt flexible strategies in its dissemination\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe statistical totality refers to the collection of many individuals that exist objectively and have a certain common nature according to the requirements of the statistical task.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following description objects does not belong to the totality?\n\nOptions:\nA: A certain percentage of products randomly selected from the production line of a factory in order to inspect the quality of its products\nB: All the permanent residents of a certain community in the survey\nC: All Chinese citizens in the sixth national census in 2010\nD: All industrial enterprises in a city under investigation on the production situation of industrial enterprises in the city\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPit vipers are so called because of the small pits on the sides of their heads which function as infrared sensors, giving the viper a thermal impression of objects in its vicinity. Because all species of pit vipers are predators, scientists have long thought that these sensors were used to find prey. One researcher has hypothesized, however, that the infrared sensor serves primarily to assist the viper in judging the size of approaching predators and how far away they are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most support the researcher's hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pit vipers have a well-developed sense of smell that they use to supplement the thermal impressions they receive from their infrared sensors.\nB: Pit vipers do not differ in their predatory behavior from closely related vipers without pits, but they do differ markedly from these other species in their strategies of defense against predators.\nC: The rattle of the diamondback rattlesnake, one of the most common kinds of pit viper, functions as a defense mechanism to intimidate predators.\nD: Pit vipers are distinguishable from other viper species not only by their pits but also by the chemical composition of their venom.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPit vipers are so called because of the small pits on the sides of their heads which function as infrared sensors, giving the viper a thermal impression of objects in its vicinity. Because all species of pit vipers are predators, scientists have long thought that these sensors were used to find prey. One researcher has hypothesized, however, that the infrared sensor serves primarily to assist the viper in judging the size of approaching predators and how far away they are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most support the researcher's hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pit vipers have a well-developed sense of smell that they use to supplement the thermal impressions they receive from their infrared sensors.\nB: Pit vipers do not differ in their predatory behavior from closely related vipers without pits, but they do differ markedly from these other species in their strategies of defense against predators.\nC: The rattle of the diamondback rattlesnake, one of the most common kinds of pit viper, functions as a defense mechanism to intimidate predators.\nD: Pit vipers are distinguishable from other viper species not only by their pits but also by the chemical composition of their venom.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPit vipers are so called because of the small pits on the sides of their heads which function as infrared sensors, giving the viper a thermal impression of objects in its vicinity. Because all species of pit vipers are predators, scientists have long thought that these sensors were used to find prey. One researcher has hypothesized, however, that the infrared sensor serves primarily to assist the viper in judging the size of approaching predators and how far away they are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most support the researcher's hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pit vipers have a well-developed sense of smell that they use to supplement the thermal impressions they receive from their infrared sensors.\nB: Pit vipers do not differ in their predatory behavior from closely related vipers without pits, but they do differ markedly from these other species in their strategies of defense against predators.\nC: The rattle of the diamondback rattlesnake, one of the most common kinds of pit viper, functions as a defense mechanism to intimidate predators.\nD: Pit vipers are distinguishable from other viper species not only by their pits but also by the chemical composition of their venom.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTyphoon is one of the most destructive disasters in nature. Some studies have shown that by spraying seawater droplets into the air to increase the reflection of clouds over the typhoon formation area to sunlight, the typhoon will not gather enough energy. This practice will effectively prevent the typhoon from moving forward and avoid greater damage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings should be added as a prerequisite for the establishment of the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Water droplets sprayed into the air can regroup above the clouds\nB: Artificial clouds will affect rainfall in adjacent areas\nC: When typhoon passes by, it is often accompanied by strong convective weather such as strong wind and rainstorm\nD: Driving force of typhoon comes from the heat generated by sunlight on the surface of sea water\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTyphoon is one of the most destructive disasters in nature. Some studies have shown that by spraying seawater droplets into the air to increase the reflection of clouds over the typhoon formation area to sunlight, the typhoon will not gather enough energy. This practice will effectively prevent the typhoon from moving forward and avoid greater damage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings should be added as a prerequisite for the establishment of the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Water droplets sprayed into the air can regroup above the clouds\nB: Artificial clouds will affect rainfall in adjacent areas\nC: When typhoon passes by, it is often accompanied by strong convective weather such as strong wind and rainstorm\nD: Driving force of typhoon comes from the heat generated by sunlight on the surface of sea water\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTyphoon is one of the most destructive disasters in nature. Some studies have shown that by spraying seawater droplets into the air to increase the reflection of clouds over the typhoon formation area to sunlight, the typhoon will not gather enough energy. This practice will effectively prevent the typhoon from moving forward and avoid greater damage.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings should be added as a prerequisite for the establishment of the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Water droplets sprayed into the air can regroup above the clouds\nB: Artificial clouds will affect rainfall in adjacent areas\nC: When typhoon passes by, it is often accompanied by strong convective weather such as strong wind and rainstorm\nD: Driving force of typhoon comes from the heat generated by sunlight on the surface of sea water\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: Our city plans to allow major commercial development along the south waterfront and, in so doing, to increase its tax revenue. But, to succeed commercially, the development would inevitably create far more road traffic than the existing roads to the waterfront can handle, causing serious congestion. Providing enough roads or public transportation to the area would cost far more than the city could gain from the increased tax revenue.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if added to the city's plan, would be most likely to help solve the problem the letter describes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Evaluating the net benefits that the commercial development would bring to the city in terms of improved quality of life for the city's residents rather than in financial terms\nB: Giving tax breaks to developers of businesses along the waterfront to offset any tax levied on them for construction of roads or public transportation\nC: Allowing residential development along the waterfront so that there will be waterfront residents who can walk to the commercial development\nD: Funding construction of new roads to the waterfront with a system of tolls on the new roads to the waterfront\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: Our city plans to allow major commercial development along the south waterfront and, in so doing, to increase its tax revenue. But, to succeed commercially, the development would inevitably create far more road traffic than the existing roads to the waterfront can handle, causing serious congestion. Providing enough roads or public transportation to the area would cost far more than the city could gain from the increased tax revenue.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if added to the city's plan, would be most likely to help solve the problem the letter describes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Evaluating the net benefits that the commercial development would bring to the city in terms of improved quality of life for the city's residents rather than in financial terms\nB: Giving tax breaks to developers of businesses along the waterfront to offset any tax levied on them for construction of roads or public transportation\nC: Allowing residential development along the waterfront so that there will be waterfront residents who can walk to the commercial development\nD: Funding construction of new roads to the waterfront with a system of tolls on the new roads to the waterfront\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: Our city plans to allow major commercial development along the south waterfront and, in so doing, to increase its tax revenue. But, to succeed commercially, the development would inevitably create far more road traffic than the existing roads to the waterfront can handle, causing serious congestion. Providing enough roads or public transportation to the area would cost far more than the city could gain from the increased tax revenue.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if added to the city's plan, would be most likely to help solve the problem the letter describes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Evaluating the net benefits that the commercial development would bring to the city in terms of improved quality of life for the city's residents rather than in financial terms\nB: Giving tax breaks to developers of businesses along the waterfront to offset any tax levied on them for construction of roads or public transportation\nC: Allowing residential development along the waterfront so that there will be waterfront residents who can walk to the commercial development\nD: Funding construction of new roads to the waterfront with a system of tolls on the new roads to the waterfront\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven athletes (No. 1 to No. 7) participated in the final of the 100 meter race, and no two reached the end at the same time. It is known that 1. No. 7 ran faster than No. 1, and No. 1 was faster than No. 2. 2. No. 3 reached the end most, and No. 5 ran the slowest. 3. No. 4 ran to the end sixth, and No. 2 ran to the end fifth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options may be correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Athlete No. 7 won the fourth or seventh place\nB: Athlete No. 6 won the third or fourth place\nC: Athlete No. 1 won the fourth or sixth place\nD: Athlete No. 1 won the third or fifth place\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeven athletes (No. 1 to No. 7) participated in the final of the 100 meter race, and no two reached the end at the same time. It is known that 1. No. 7 ran faster than No. 1, and No. 1 was faster than No. 2. 2. No. 3 reached the end most, and No. 5 ran the slowest. 3. No. 4 ran to the end sixth, and No. 2 ran to the end fifth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options may be correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Athlete No. 7 won the fourth or seventh place\nB: Athlete No. 6 won the third or fourth place\nC: Athlete No. 1 won the fourth or sixth place\nD: Athlete No. 1 won the third or fifth place\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nweeds originally means useless or unbeautiful herbs, while the so-called useful and beautiful actually depend on people's perspective. The word weed is a convenient label with a strong subjective color, so it is not a scientific classification term.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis that makes the above conclusion valid?\n\nOptions:\nA: All words with strong subjective color are not scientific classification terms\nB: All words with strong subjective color are not scientific classification terms\nC: Some convenient labels with strong subjective color are not scientific classification terms\nD: Words with strong subjective color are convenient labels\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman body, like metals, will gradually oxidize in nature. Metal oxidation is such as iron to yellow rust, copper to patina and so on. The main culprit of human oxidation is not oxygen, but oxygen free radicals, a kind of active gene with unpaired electrons outside the nucleus. This kind of unpaired electron is easy to cause chemical reaction, damage DNA, protein and lipid and other important biological molecules, and then affect the membrane transport process, so that the function of various tissues and organs is damaged, leading to aging of the body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Oxygen free radicals can enhance the phagocytosis of leukocytes to bacteria and inhibit bacterial proliferation, which can enhance the body's ability to fight infection and immunity\nB: Using oxygen free radical inhibitor 2-mercaptoethylamine as a food additive in mice as experimental subjects, the average life expectancy of 2-mercaptoethylamine can make mice.\nC: The natural antioxidant tea polyphenols can effectively inhibit the action of oxygen free radicals, and the life span of fruit flies containing tea polyphenols is significantly prolonged\nD: Oxygen free radicals can lead to the release of human collagenase and hard elastin, resulting in excessive cross-linking and degradation of collagen and hard elastin in skin, resulting in skin loss of elasticity, cell aging and wrinkles\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman body, like metals, will gradually oxidize in nature. Metal oxidation is such as iron to yellow rust, copper to patina and so on. The main culprit of human oxidation is not oxygen, but oxygen free radicals, a kind of active gene with unpaired electrons outside the nucleus. This kind of unpaired electron is easy to cause chemical reaction, damage DNA, protein and lipid and other important biological molecules, and then affect the membrane transport process, so that the function of various tissues and organs is damaged, leading to aging of the body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Oxygen free radicals can enhance the phagocytosis of leukocytes to bacteria and inhibit bacterial proliferation, which can enhance the body's ability to fight infection and immunity\nB: Using oxygen free radical inhibitor 2-mercaptoethylamine as a food additive in mice as experimental subjects, the average life expectancy of 2-mercaptoethylamine can make mice.\nC: The natural antioxidant tea polyphenols can effectively inhibit the action of oxygen free radicals, and the life span of fruit flies containing tea polyphenols is significantly prolonged\nD: Oxygen free radicals can lead to the release of human collagenase and hard elastin, resulting in excessive cross-linking and degradation of collagen and hard elastin in skin, resulting in skin loss of elasticity, cell aging and wrinkles\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman body, like metals, will gradually oxidize in nature. Metal oxidation is such as iron to yellow rust, copper to patina and so on. The main culprit of human oxidation is not oxygen, but oxygen free radicals, a kind of active gene with unpaired electrons outside the nucleus. This kind of unpaired electron is easy to cause chemical reaction, damage DNA, protein and lipid and other important biological molecules, and then affect the membrane transport process, so that the function of various tissues and organs is damaged, leading to aging of the body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Oxygen free radicals can enhance the phagocytosis of leukocytes to bacteria and inhibit bacterial proliferation, which can enhance the body's ability to fight infection and immunity\nB: Using oxygen free radical inhibitor 2-mercaptoethylamine as a food additive in mice as experimental subjects, the average life expectancy of 2-mercaptoethylamine can make mice.\nC: The natural antioxidant tea polyphenols can effectively inhibit the action of oxygen free radicals, and the life span of fruit flies containing tea polyphenols is significantly prolonged\nD: Oxygen free radicals can lead to the release of human collagenase and hard elastin, resulting in excessive cross-linking and degradation of collagen and hard elastin in skin, resulting in skin loss of elasticity, cell aging and wrinkles\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has designated 2008 as the year of the Potato. The potato, also known as Tudou, is called a hidden treasure by United Nations experts. The United Nations named a year after a crop, which appeared only once in history, that is 2003, the International year of Rice. Why is it that this year's protagonist is not Corn, Apple, but the potato, which is buried deep in the ground and inconspicuous? Because potatoes are needed to solve the problem of global food security.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Potatoes and rice are both important crops.\nB: Attention should be paid to the issue of global food security.\nC: Tudou is raised to the strategic height of food security.\nD: The potential great value of potatoes needs to be further developed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has designated 2008 as the year of the Potato. The potato, also known as Tudou, is called a hidden treasure by United Nations experts. The United Nations named a year after a crop, which appeared only once in history, that is 2003, the International year of Rice. Why is it that this year's protagonist is not Corn, Apple, but the potato, which is buried deep in the ground and inconspicuous? Because potatoes are needed to solve the problem of global food security.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Potatoes and rice are both important crops.\nB: Attention should be paid to the issue of global food security.\nC: Tudou is raised to the strategic height of food security.\nD: The potential great value of potatoes needs to be further developed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a spacecraft returns to earth through the atmosphere, friction with the atmosphere causes a sharp rise in temperature. In order to overcome the thermal barrier and return to Earth safely, a foreign research institute has made a new attempt on recovering the micro-satellite EGG. During the descent, EGG opened its hemispherical heat-insulating decelerating parachute, which was expanded by carbon dioxide gas. Then the atmospheric resistance increased significantly and it began to enter the atmosphere slowly and fall smoothly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following technologies is based on the premise ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The surface material of spacecraft must have the capability of withstanding the ultra-high temperature\nB: The cost of developing heat-resistant materials for spacecraft is higher than the cost of a parachute\nC: Overheating is a common problem in the descent process of spacecraft as they fall into the atmosphere\nD: Spacecraft entering Earth at a slower speed can reduce the heat generated by friction\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a spacecraft returns to earth through the atmosphere, friction with the atmosphere causes a sharp rise in temperature. In order to overcome the thermal barrier and return to Earth safely, a foreign research institute has made a new attempt on recovering the micro-satellite EGG. During the descent, EGG opened its hemispherical heat-insulating decelerating parachute, which was expanded by carbon dioxide gas. Then the atmospheric resistance increased significantly and it began to enter the atmosphere slowly and fall smoothly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following technologies is based on the premise ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The surface material of spacecraft must have the capability of withstanding the ultra-high temperature\nB: The cost of developing heat-resistant materials for spacecraft is higher than the cost of a parachute\nC: Overheating is a common problem in the descent process of spacecraft as they fall into the atmosphere\nD: Spacecraft entering Earth at a slower speed can reduce the heat generated by friction\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen a spacecraft returns to earth through the atmosphere, friction with the atmosphere causes a sharp rise in temperature. In order to overcome the thermal barrier and return to Earth safely, a foreign research institute has made a new attempt on recovering the micro-satellite EGG. During the descent, EGG opened its hemispherical heat-insulating decelerating parachute, which was expanded by carbon dioxide gas. Then the atmospheric resistance increased significantly and it began to enter the atmosphere slowly and fall smoothly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following technologies is based on the premise ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The surface material of spacecraft must have the capability of withstanding the ultra-high temperature\nB: The cost of developing heat-resistant materials for spacecraft is higher than the cost of a parachute\nC: Overheating is a common problem in the descent process of spacecraft as they fall into the atmosphere\nD: Spacecraft entering Earth at a slower speed can reduce the heat generated by friction\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fish tank law refers to the need for free space for growth. To make a person grow faster, he must be given the freedom to move, instead of confining him to a small fish tank.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following meets the fish tank law?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to attract outstanding talents, Hebei Province continues to implement the Talents to Hebei plan\nB: In order to expand his knowledge, Xiao Deng, a major in international trade, often audits courses in Chinese language and literature\nC: The organization department of a municipal party committee selected a group of outstanding young cadres born in 1985 to serve as executive deputy county heads, letting them take on heavy responsibilities\nD: Xiao Ou could have stayed in Shanghai, but his parents asked Xiao Ou to return to the county to work in the name of needing to accompany him\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fish tank law refers to the need for free space for growth. To make a person grow faster, he must be given the freedom to move, instead of confining him to a small fish tank.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following meets the fish tank law?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to attract outstanding talents, Hebei Province continues to implement the Talents to Hebei plan\nB: In order to expand his knowledge, Xiao Deng, a major in international trade, often audits courses in Chinese language and literature\nC: The organization department of a municipal party committee selected a group of outstanding young cadres born in 1985 to serve as executive deputy county heads, letting them take on heavy responsibilities\nD: Xiao Ou could have stayed in Shanghai, but his parents asked Xiao Ou to return to the county to work in the name of needing to accompany him\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fish tank law refers to the need for free space for growth. To make a person grow faster, he must be given the freedom to move, instead of confining him to a small fish tank.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following meets the fish tank law?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to attract outstanding talents, Hebei Province continues to implement the Talents to Hebei plan\nB: In order to expand his knowledge, Xiao Deng, a major in international trade, often audits courses in Chinese language and literature\nC: The organization department of a municipal party committee selected a group of outstanding young cadres born in 1985 to serve as executive deputy county heads, letting them take on heavy responsibilities\nD: Xiao Ou could have stayed in Shanghai, but his parents asked Xiao Ou to return to the county to work in the name of needing to accompany him\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2010, the Ministry of Health launched a new national standard for dairy industry, which reduced the protein content of raw milk from 2.95% to 2.8%. An industry insider explained: if our milk testing standard sets the protein content too high, dairy farmers will add something to improve the protein content of the milk, such as melamine in order to meet the standard. The melamine incident in 2008 showed that the original standards were too high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning contains the same logical error as the reasoning of the industry?\n\nOptions:\nA: The real strong are not afraid of difficulties or challenges. Zhao Tao is afraid of difficulties or challenges, which shows that Zhao Tao is not really strong\nB: If the typhoon makes landfall at Haikou, the flight to Haikou will be cancelled. Now the flight to Haikou has not been cancelled, indicating that the typhoon did not make landfall in Haikou\nC: If there are loopholes in the management of the railway department, there will be accidents in railway transport. 7.23 the Wenzhou bullet train accident shows that there are loopholes in the management of the railway department\nD: People donate money to a charity only if they trust it, so charities that do not receive donations must have lost public trust\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2010, the Ministry of Health launched a new national standard for dairy industry, which reduced the protein content of raw milk from 2.95% to 2.8%. An industry insider explained: if our milk testing standard sets the protein content too high, dairy farmers will add something to improve the protein content of the milk, such as melamine in order to meet the standard. The melamine incident in 2008 showed that the original standards were too high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning contains the same logical error as the reasoning of the industry?\n\nOptions:\nA: The real strong are not afraid of difficulties or challenges. Zhao Tao is afraid of difficulties or challenges, which shows that Zhao Tao is not really strong\nB: If the typhoon makes landfall at Haikou, the flight to Haikou will be cancelled. Now the flight to Haikou has not been cancelled, indicating that the typhoon did not make landfall in Haikou\nC: If there are loopholes in the management of the railway department, there will be accidents in railway transport. 7.23 the Wenzhou bullet train accident shows that there are loopholes in the management of the railway department\nD: People donate money to a charity only if they trust it, so charities that do not receive donations must have lost public trust\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDoppler effect refers to the phenomenon that the frequency received by the observer and the frequency emitted by the source are different when the wave source and the observer move relative to each other. The frequency received by the observer increases when they are close to each other, and decreases when they leave each other.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not use the Doppler effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Doppler navigation\nB: Laser velocimeter\nC: Colour to exceed\nD: Doppler segment camera\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDoppler effect refers to the phenomenon that the frequency received by the observer and the frequency emitted by the source are different when the wave source and the observer move relative to each other. The frequency received by the observer increases when they are close to each other, and decreases when they leave each other.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not use the Doppler effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Doppler navigation\nB: Laser velocimeter\nC: Colour to exceed\nD: Doppler segment camera\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe problems facing Venice are typical. On the one hand, in order to solve the employment of citizens, increase the economic strength of the city. Its traditional industries must be preserved and developed, which was the basis for economic development that tourism could not replace. On the other hand, in order to protect its unique ecological environment, industrial pollution must be eliminated, but the development of industry will not be avoided leading to industrial pollution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can draw conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Venice will inevitably face stagnation in economic development or ecological damage\nB: The correct decision of the Venice municipal government should be to stop the development of industry in order to protect the ecological environment\nC: The quality of life of the people of Venice depends only on the economy and the ecological environment\nD: If one day Venice's ecological environment is damaged, it must be the price it pays for economic development\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe problems facing Venice are typical. On the one hand, in order to solve the employment of citizens, increase the economic strength of the city. Its traditional industries must be preserved and developed, which was the basis for economic development that tourism could not replace. On the other hand, in order to protect its unique ecological environment, industrial pollution must be eliminated, but the development of industry will not be avoided leading to industrial pollution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can draw conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Venice will inevitably face stagnation in economic development or ecological damage\nB: The correct decision of the Venice municipal government should be to stop the development of industry in order to protect the ecological environment\nC: The quality of life of the people of Venice depends only on the economy and the ecological environment\nD: If one day Venice's ecological environment is damaged, it must be the price it pays for economic development\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, stressed urban residents have been looking for safe havens in green spaces. Because it turns out that green space has a positive effect on physical and mental health, which is often used as an argument for building more urban parks and opening up more woodland. The benefits of blue space-oceans, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and even fountains-are less well known. For at least 10 years, however, scientists have always believed that proximity to water is good for both body and mind.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that people who went to the seaside at least twice a week had better mental health.\nB: Studies have shown that staying in an urban environment makes people more likely to feel tired and depressed.\nC: The aquatic environment has unique and favorable environmental factors, such as less air pollution and more sunshine. People living near the water tend to participate more actively in physical exercise, such as water sports and walking, and it also has the role of psychological rehabilitation.\nD: Studies have shown that staying in or near an aquatic environment can stimulate positive emotions and reduce negative emotions and stress compared with green spaces.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, stressed urban residents have been looking for safe havens in green spaces. Because it turns out that green space has a positive effect on physical and mental health, which is often used as an argument for building more urban parks and opening up more woodland. The benefits of blue space-oceans, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and even fountains-are less well known. For at least 10 years, however, scientists have always believed that proximity to water is good for both body and mind.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that people who went to the seaside at least twice a week had better mental health.\nB: Studies have shown that staying in an urban environment makes people more likely to feel tired and depressed.\nC: The aquatic environment has unique and favorable environmental factors, such as less air pollution and more sunshine. People living near the water tend to participate more actively in physical exercise, such as water sports and walking, and it also has the role of psychological rehabilitation.\nD: Studies have shown that staying in or near an aquatic environment can stimulate positive emotions and reduce negative emotions and stress compared with green spaces.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural product subsidies usually refer to a country's government providing financial support to its agricultural product producers or operators, including cash subsidies, price support or other policy preferential policies, so that its agricultural products can obtain competitive advantages compared with similar products without subsidies in the international and domestic markets.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an agricultural product subsidy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to stabilize the price of agricultural products, a municipal government not only implements the reduction and exemption policy for the stall rent of farmers' market operators, but also stipulates that if the stall rent is lower than the limited amount, it can issue subsidies ranging from 10% to 40% to the operators.\nB: In the market of Country A, the government buys the corn planted by farmers at a price higher than the international market price, and then sells it at a low price to encourage farmers to plant corn. An enterprise in this country uses corn as the main feed to cultivate broilers, and then exports it to Country B in large quantities.\nC: Area A is mainly grassland, and the grassland is degraded due to overgrazing. According to the situation of this area, the national government gives herdsmen subsidies for 8-10 years and asks them to reduce their livestock, which leads to an increase in the price of beef and mutton in the market.\nD: The government of a certain country made a bridge between the farmers and the rice research institute, so that the farmers of this country planted a new variety of rice. The quality and yield of this kind of rice have been greatly improved, making the export price of rice in this country almost the same as that in the international market.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural product subsidies usually refer to a country's government providing financial support to its agricultural product producers or operators, including cash subsidies, price support or other policy preferential policies, so that its agricultural products can obtain competitive advantages compared with similar products without subsidies in the international and domestic markets.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an agricultural product subsidy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to stabilize the price of agricultural products, a municipal government not only implements the reduction and exemption policy for the stall rent of farmers' market operators, but also stipulates that if the stall rent is lower than the limited amount, it can issue subsidies ranging from 10% to 40% to the operators.\nB: In the market of Country A, the government buys the corn planted by farmers at a price higher than the international market price, and then sells it at a low price to encourage farmers to plant corn. An enterprise in this country uses corn as the main feed to cultivate broilers, and then exports it to Country B in large quantities.\nC: Area A is mainly grassland, and the grassland is degraded due to overgrazing. According to the situation of this area, the national government gives herdsmen subsidies for 8-10 years and asks them to reduce their livestock, which leads to an increase in the price of beef and mutton in the market.\nD: The government of a certain country made a bridge between the farmers and the rice research institute, so that the farmers of this country planted a new variety of rice. The quality and yield of this kind of rice have been greatly improved, making the export price of rice in this country almost the same as that in the international market.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural product subsidies usually refer to a country's government providing financial support to its agricultural product producers or operators, including cash subsidies, price support or other policy preferential policies, so that its agricultural products can obtain competitive advantages compared with similar products without subsidies in the international and domestic markets.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is an agricultural product subsidy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to stabilize the price of agricultural products, a municipal government not only implements the reduction and exemption policy for the stall rent of farmers' market operators, but also stipulates that if the stall rent is lower than the limited amount, it can issue subsidies ranging from 10% to 40% to the operators.\nB: In the market of Country A, the government buys the corn planted by farmers at a price higher than the international market price, and then sells it at a low price to encourage farmers to plant corn. An enterprise in this country uses corn as the main feed to cultivate broilers, and then exports it to Country B in large quantities.\nC: Area A is mainly grassland, and the grassland is degraded due to overgrazing. According to the situation of this area, the national government gives herdsmen subsidies for 8-10 years and asks them to reduce their livestock, which leads to an increase in the price of beef and mutton in the market.\nD: The government of a certain country made a bridge between the farmers and the rice research institute, so that the farmers of this country planted a new variety of rice. The quality and yield of this kind of rice have been greatly improved, making the export price of rice in this country almost the same as that in the international market.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing consultant: Last year I predicted that LRG' s latest advertising campaign would be unpopular with customers and ineffective in promoting new products. But LRG ignored my predictions and took the advice of a competing consultant. This season' s sales figures show that sales are down and LRG' s new products are selling especially poorly. Thus, the advertising campaign was ill conceived.\n\nQuestion:\nThe marketing consultant's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that\n\nOptions:\nA: it confuses a condition necessary for increasing product sales with a condition that will ensure increased sales\nB: it takes for granted that LRG's sales would not have been lower still in the absence of the competitor's advertising campaign\nC: it fails to consider that economic factors unrelated to the advertising campaign may have caused LRG's low sales figures\nD: it takes for granted that in LRG's industry, new products should outsell established products\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing consultant: Last year I predicted that LRG' s latest advertising campaign would be unpopular with customers and ineffective in promoting new products. But LRG ignored my predictions and took the advice of a competing consultant. This season' s sales figures show that sales are down and LRG' s new products are selling especially poorly. Thus, the advertising campaign was ill conceived.\n\nQuestion:\nThe marketing consultant's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that\n\nOptions:\nA: it confuses a condition necessary for increasing product sales with a condition that will ensure increased sales\nB: it takes for granted that LRG's sales would not have been lower still in the absence of the competitor's advertising campaign\nC: it fails to consider that economic factors unrelated to the advertising campaign may have caused LRG's low sales figures\nD: it takes for granted that in LRG's industry, new products should outsell established products\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing consultant: Last year I predicted that LRG' s latest advertising campaign would be unpopular with customers and ineffective in promoting new products. But LRG ignored my predictions and took the advice of a competing consultant. This season' s sales figures show that sales are down and LRG' s new products are selling especially poorly. Thus, the advertising campaign was ill conceived.\n\nQuestion:\nThe marketing consultant's reasoning is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that\n\nOptions:\nA: it confuses a condition necessary for increasing product sales with a condition that will ensure increased sales\nB: it takes for granted that LRG's sales would not have been lower still in the absence of the competitor's advertising campaign\nC: it fails to consider that economic factors unrelated to the advertising campaign may have caused LRG's low sales figures\nD: it takes for granted that in LRG's industry, new products should outsell established products\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs long as every judicial link can adhere to procedural justice and earnestly perform the function of the supervision system, the closure rate will be greatly increased. Last year, the closure rate of a country increased by 70% compared with the previous year. Therefore, every judicial link of the country was able to adhere to procedural justice last year and effectively perform the function of supervision system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When he is in school, he can get a scholarship. Li Ming can not get a scholarship because he is not excellent in both moral and academic disciplines during his time at school, so it is impossible for him to get a scholarship\nB: Li Ming was excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school, but he did not get a scholarship, so he may not be able to get a scholarship when he was in school\nC: When he is in school, he will be able to get a scholarship, and Li Ming will get a scholarship, so he must be excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school\nD: When he was in school, he could get a scholarship, but Li Ming did not get a scholarship, so he must not have been excellent in both moral and academic conduct during his time at school\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs long as every judicial link can adhere to procedural justice and earnestly perform the function of the supervision system, the closure rate will be greatly increased. Last year, the closure rate of a country increased by 70% compared with the previous year. Therefore, every judicial link of the country was able to adhere to procedural justice last year and effectively perform the function of supervision system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When he is in school, he can get a scholarship. Li Ming can not get a scholarship because he is not excellent in both moral and academic disciplines during his time at school, so it is impossible for him to get a scholarship\nB: Li Ming was excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school, but he did not get a scholarship, so he may not be able to get a scholarship when he was in school\nC: When he is in school, he will be able to get a scholarship, and Li Ming will get a scholarship, so he must be excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school\nD: When he was in school, he could get a scholarship, but Li Ming did not get a scholarship, so he must not have been excellent in both moral and academic conduct during his time at school\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs long as every judicial link can adhere to procedural justice and earnestly perform the function of the supervision system, the closure rate will be greatly increased. Last year, the closure rate of a country increased by 70% compared with the previous year. Therefore, every judicial link of the country was able to adhere to procedural justice last year and effectively perform the function of supervision system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When he is in school, he can get a scholarship. Li Ming can not get a scholarship because he is not excellent in both moral and academic disciplines during his time at school, so it is impossible for him to get a scholarship\nB: Li Ming was excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school, but he did not get a scholarship, so he may not be able to get a scholarship when he was in school\nC: When he is in school, he will be able to get a scholarship, and Li Ming will get a scholarship, so he must be excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school\nD: When he was in school, he could get a scholarship, but Li Ming did not get a scholarship, so he must not have been excellent in both moral and academic conduct during his time at school\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs long as every judicial link can adhere to procedural justice and earnestly perform the function of the supervision system, the closure rate will be greatly increased. Last year, the closure rate of a country increased by 70% compared with the previous year. Therefore, every judicial link of the country was able to adhere to procedural justice last year and effectively perform the function of supervision system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: When he is in school, he can get a scholarship. Li Ming can not get a scholarship because he is not excellent in both moral and academic disciplines during his time at school, so it is impossible for him to get a scholarship\nB: Li Ming was excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school, but he did not get a scholarship, so he may not be able to get a scholarship when he was in school\nC: When he is in school, he will be able to get a scholarship, and Li Ming will get a scholarship, so he must be excellent in both moral and academic performance during his time at school\nD: When he was in school, he could get a scholarship, but Li Ming did not get a scholarship, so he must not have been excellent in both moral and academic conduct during his time at school\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNations that have little interaction with one another have little knowledge of one another' s needs and problems. Because both sympathy and justice depend largely on understanding the needs and problems of others, it follows that__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: only nations that have some interaction with one another have knowledge of one another's needs and problems\nB: without some interaction, nations are bound to find it difficult to extend sympathy and justice to one another\nC: there is no way to eliminate conflict among nations\nD: almost all problems between nations stem from lack of sympathy and justice\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNations that have little interaction with one another have little knowledge of one another' s needs and problems. Because both sympathy and justice depend largely on understanding the needs and problems of others, it follows that__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: only nations that have some interaction with one another have knowledge of one another's needs and problems\nB: without some interaction, nations are bound to find it difficult to extend sympathy and justice to one another\nC: there is no way to eliminate conflict among nations\nD: almost all problems between nations stem from lack of sympathy and justice\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the winter of 2008, more than 1/3 of commercial beehives in the United States developed colony collapse syndrome. All worker bees in some colonies suddenly disappear or die, leaving only lonely queens in the hives. The syndrome has spread to many European countries, such as France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and Spain. Without these bees, many crops related to human life would not exist, such as soybeans, cotton, apricots, sunflowers and so on. Almost 1/3 of the world's food is related to the behavior of bees. If they become extinct, it will be followed by serious social problems such as serious food shortages, hunger, violence and riots.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options cannot be inferred from the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Queen bees are more resistant to colony collapse syndrome than worker bees.\nB: The syndrome of colony collapse in the United States is earlier than that in Europe.\nC: Colony collapse syndrome can lead to serious social problems.\nD: Lack of food is the main reason for the disappearance of worker bees.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the winter of 2008, more than 1/3 of commercial beehives in the United States developed colony collapse syndrome. All worker bees in some colonies suddenly disappear or die, leaving only lonely queens in the hives. The syndrome has spread to many European countries, such as France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and Spain. Without these bees, many crops related to human life would not exist, such as soybeans, cotton, apricots, sunflowers and so on. Almost 1/3 of the world's food is related to the behavior of bees. If they become extinct, it will be followed by serious social problems such as serious food shortages, hunger, violence and riots.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options cannot be inferred from the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Queen bees are more resistant to colony collapse syndrome than worker bees.\nB: The syndrome of colony collapse in the United States is earlier than that in Europe.\nC: Colony collapse syndrome can lead to serious social problems.\nD: Lack of food is the main reason for the disappearance of worker bees.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the winter of 2008, more than 1/3 of commercial beehives in the United States developed colony collapse syndrome. All worker bees in some colonies suddenly disappear or die, leaving only lonely queens in the hives. The syndrome has spread to many European countries, such as France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and Spain. Without these bees, many crops related to human life would not exist, such as soybeans, cotton, apricots, sunflowers and so on. Almost 1/3 of the world's food is related to the behavior of bees. If they become extinct, it will be followed by serious social problems such as serious food shortages, hunger, violence and riots.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options cannot be inferred from the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Queen bees are more resistant to colony collapse syndrome than worker bees.\nB: The syndrome of colony collapse in the United States is earlier than that in Europe.\nC: Colony collapse syndrome can lead to serious social problems.\nD: Lack of food is the main reason for the disappearance of worker bees.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to promote the clean vegetables into thousands of homes activity, Wanjia Service Company asked market analysts to analyze the market prospects of this activity at two local universities. The report of market analysts believes that these two universities have gathered many national-level universities's senior intellectuals in China, providing washed and packaged vegetables can save them a lot of housework time and do a better job of teaching and research, so they will be welcomed by them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following items, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: I feel that the price of vegetables is only slightly higher than those sold in the general market\nB: Most families in these two universities hire part-time workers to do all kinds of housework, and the remuneration paid to part-time workers is less than the increase in expenses for buying clean vegetables\nC: The variety of clean vegetables is less than the vegetables sold in the general market. I am afraid that it cannot satisfy the tastes of so many teachers in these two universities\nD: Buying clean vegetables is still a new thing for most of the teachers in these two universities, and I am afraid that there will be a process of adaptation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to promote the clean vegetables into thousands of homes activity, Wanjia Service Company asked market analysts to analyze the market prospects of this activity at two local universities. The report of market analysts believes that these two universities have gathered many national-level universities's senior intellectuals in China, providing washed and packaged vegetables can save them a lot of housework time and do a better job of teaching and research, so they will be welcomed by them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following items, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: I feel that the price of vegetables is only slightly higher than those sold in the general market\nB: Most families in these two universities hire part-time workers to do all kinds of housework, and the remuneration paid to part-time workers is less than the increase in expenses for buying clean vegetables\nC: The variety of clean vegetables is less than the vegetables sold in the general market. I am afraid that it cannot satisfy the tastes of so many teachers in these two universities\nD: Buying clean vegetables is still a new thing for most of the teachers in these two universities, and I am afraid that there will be a process of adaptation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to promote the clean vegetables into thousands of homes activity, Wanjia Service Company asked market analysts to analyze the market prospects of this activity at two local universities. The report of market analysts believes that these two universities have gathered many national-level universities's senior intellectuals in China, providing washed and packaged vegetables can save them a lot of housework time and do a better job of teaching and research, so they will be welcomed by them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following items, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: I feel that the price of vegetables is only slightly higher than those sold in the general market\nB: Most families in these two universities hire part-time workers to do all kinds of housework, and the remuneration paid to part-time workers is less than the increase in expenses for buying clean vegetables\nC: The variety of clean vegetables is less than the vegetables sold in the general market. I am afraid that it cannot satisfy the tastes of so many teachers in these two universities\nD: Buying clean vegetables is still a new thing for most of the teachers in these two universities, and I am afraid that there will be a process of adaptation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has developed a new sensing device that, according to the company' s claims, detects weak, ultralow-frequency electromagnetic signals associated with a beating heart. These signals, which pass through almost any physical obstruction, are purportedly detected by the device even at significant distances. Ttherefore, if the company's claims are true, their device will radically improve emergency teams ability to locate quickly people who are trapped within the wreckage of collapsed buildings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultralow-frequency signals are not the only electromagnetic signals that can pass through almost any physical obstruction.\nB: Most People who have survived after being trapped in collapsed buildings were rescued within two hours of the building's collapse.\nC: Extensive training is required in order to operate the device effectively.\nD: The device gives a distinctive reading when the signals it detects come from human beings rather than from any other living beings.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has developed a new sensing device that, according to the company' s claims, detects weak, ultralow-frequency electromagnetic signals associated with a beating heart. These signals, which pass through almost any physical obstruction, are purportedly detected by the device even at significant distances. Ttherefore, if the company's claims are true, their device will radically improve emergency teams ability to locate quickly people who are trapped within the wreckage of collapsed buildings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultralow-frequency signals are not the only electromagnetic signals that can pass through almost any physical obstruction.\nB: Most People who have survived after being trapped in collapsed buildings were rescued within two hours of the building's collapse.\nC: Extensive training is required in order to operate the device effectively.\nD: The device gives a distinctive reading when the signals it detects come from human beings rather than from any other living beings.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA company has developed a new sensing device that, according to the company' s claims, detects weak, ultralow-frequency electromagnetic signals associated with a beating heart. These signals, which pass through almost any physical obstruction, are purportedly detected by the device even at significant distances. Ttherefore, if the company's claims are true, their device will radically improve emergency teams ability to locate quickly people who are trapped within the wreckage of collapsed buildings.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ultralow-frequency signals are not the only electromagnetic signals that can pass through almost any physical obstruction.\nB: Most People who have survived after being trapped in collapsed buildings were rescued within two hours of the building's collapse.\nC: Extensive training is required in order to operate the device effectively.\nD: The device gives a distinctive reading when the signals it detects come from human beings rather than from any other living beings.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEssayist: Some researchers criticize British governmental security agencies for not releasing enough information about sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) made by these military and intelligence agencies. Requests for information by civilian researchers are brushed aside. This leads one to suspect that there have been spacecraft sighted near Earth that are extraterrestrial in origin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the essayist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The British government would deny the requests by civilian researchers to have access to the data only if this government had something to hide.\nB: The British government is less trusting of civilian researchers than it is of military researchers.\nC: The British government would withhold information pertaining to UFOs only if it were established that they were from other planets.\nD: The British government has always attempted to deny the existence of UFOs.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEssayist: Some researchers criticize British governmental security agencies for not releasing enough information about sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) made by these military and intelligence agencies. Requests for information by civilian researchers are brushed aside. This leads one to suspect that there have been spacecraft sighted near Earth that are extraterrestrial in origin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most strengthen the essayist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The British government would deny the requests by civilian researchers to have access to the data only if this government had something to hide.\nB: The British government is less trusting of civilian researchers than it is of military researchers.\nC: The British government would withhold information pertaining to UFOs only if it were established that they were from other planets.\nD: The British government has always attempted to deny the existence of UFOs.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA publisher believes that processing costs have increased by 10% to 12% in the past five years; raw material costs have increased by 10% to 13%; sales and advertising costs have increased by more than 10%. Adding all these together, the total cost has risen by at least 30%. This is only for large publishing houses. If it is a small publishing house, the total cost has risen by at least 40%. It can be seen that the increase in book prices is mainly caused by the increase in costs. So I am opposed to increasing the copyright income of writers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate evaluation for the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: No concrete evidence of the increase in processing costs was provided.\nB: Other reasons that led to the increase in book prices are ingored.\nC: The proportion of total cost increase is incorrectly calculated.\nD: The statistics for medium-sized publishing houses are ingored.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA publisher believes that processing costs have increased by 10% to 12% in the past five years; raw material costs have increased by 10% to 13%; sales and advertising costs have increased by more than 10%. Adding all these together, the total cost has risen by at least 30%. This is only for large publishing houses. If it is a small publishing house, the total cost has risen by at least 40%. It can be seen that the increase in book prices is mainly caused by the increase in costs. So I am opposed to increasing the copyright income of writers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate evaluation for the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: No concrete evidence of the increase in processing costs was provided.\nB: Other reasons that led to the increase in book prices are ingored.\nC: The proportion of total cost increase is incorrectly calculated.\nD: The statistics for medium-sized publishing houses are ingored.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA publisher believes that processing costs have increased by 10% to 12% in the past five years; raw material costs have increased by 10% to 13%; sales and advertising costs have increased by more than 10%. Adding all these together, the total cost has risen by at least 30%. This is only for large publishing houses. If it is a small publishing house, the total cost has risen by at least 40%. It can be seen that the increase in book prices is mainly caused by the increase in costs. So I am opposed to increasing the copyright income of writers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate evaluation for the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: No concrete evidence of the increase in processing costs was provided.\nB: Other reasons that led to the increase in book prices are ingored.\nC: The proportion of total cost increase is incorrectly calculated.\nD: The statistics for medium-sized publishing houses are ingored.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: I have never seen such flawed reasoning and distorted evidence as that which you tried to pass off as a balanced study in the article Speed Limits, Fatalities, and Public Policy. The article states that areas with lower speed limits had lower vehicle-related fatality rates than other areas. However, that will not be true for long, since vehicle-related fatality rates are rising in the areas with lower speed limits. So the evidence actually supports the view that speed limits should be increased.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the letter writer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: does not present any claims as evidence against the opposing viewpoint\nB: bases its conclusion on findings from the same article that it is criticizing\nC: fails to consider the possibility that the vehicle-related fatality rates in other areas are also rising\nD: fails to consider the possibility that automobile accidents that occur at high speeds often result in fatalities\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: I have never seen such flawed reasoning and distorted evidence as that which you tried to pass off as a balanced study in the article Speed Limits, Fatalities, and Public Policy. The article states that areas with lower speed limits had lower vehicle-related fatality rates than other areas. However, that will not be true for long, since vehicle-related fatality rates are rising in the areas with lower speed limits. So the evidence actually supports the view that speed limits should be increased.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the letter writer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: does not present any claims as evidence against the opposing viewpoint\nB: bases its conclusion on findings from the same article that it is criticizing\nC: fails to consider the possibility that the vehicle-related fatality rates in other areas are also rising\nD: fails to consider the possibility that automobile accidents that occur at high speeds often result in fatalities\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: I have never seen such flawed reasoning and distorted evidence as that which you tried to pass off as a balanced study in the article Speed Limits, Fatalities, and Public Policy. The article states that areas with lower speed limits had lower vehicle-related fatality rates than other areas. However, that will not be true for long, since vehicle-related fatality rates are rising in the areas with lower speed limits. So the evidence actually supports the view that speed limits should be increased.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the letter writer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: does not present any claims as evidence against the opposing viewpoint\nB: bases its conclusion on findings from the same article that it is criticizing\nC: fails to consider the possibility that the vehicle-related fatality rates in other areas are also rising\nD: fails to consider the possibility that automobile accidents that occur at high speeds often result in fatalities\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: I have never seen such flawed reasoning and distorted evidence as that which you tried to pass off as a balanced study in the article Speed Limits, Fatalities, and Public Policy. The article states that areas with lower speed limits had lower vehicle-related fatality rates than other areas. However, that will not be true for long, since vehicle-related fatality rates are rising in the areas with lower speed limits. So the evidence actually supports the view that speed limits should be increased.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the letter writer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: does not present any claims as evidence against the opposing viewpoint\nB: bases its conclusion on findings from the same article that it is criticizing\nC: fails to consider the possibility that the vehicle-related fatality rates in other areas are also rising\nD: fails to consider the possibility that automobile accidents that occur at high speeds often result in fatalities\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly computer scientists understand the architecture of personal computers, and only those who understand the architecture of personal computers appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade. It follows that only those who appreciate these advances are computer scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The premises of the argument are stated in such a way that they exclude the possibility of drawing any logical conclusion.\nB: The argument ignores the fact that some computer scientists may not appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade.\nC: The argument contains no stated or implied relationship between computer scientists and those who appreciate the advances in technology in the last decade.\nD: The premises of the argument presuppose that everyone understands the architecture of personal computers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly computer scientists understand the architecture of personal computers, and only those who understand the architecture of personal computers appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade. It follows that only those who appreciate these advances are computer scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The premises of the argument are stated in such a way that they exclude the possibility of drawing any logical conclusion.\nB: The argument ignores the fact that some computer scientists may not appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade.\nC: The argument contains no stated or implied relationship between computer scientists and those who appreciate the advances in technology in the last decade.\nD: The premises of the argument presuppose that everyone understands the architecture of personal computers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly computer scientists understand the architecture of personal computers, and only those who understand the architecture of personal computers appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade. It follows that only those who appreciate these advances are computer scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The premises of the argument are stated in such a way that they exclude the possibility of drawing any logical conclusion.\nB: The argument ignores the fact that some computer scientists may not appreciate the advances in technology made in the last decade.\nC: The argument contains no stated or implied relationship between computer scientists and those who appreciate the advances in technology in the last decade.\nD: The premises of the argument presuppose that everyone understands the architecture of personal computers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance risk refers to the uncertainty about the outcome of an event under certain circumstances. In probabilistic terms, uncertainty is defined as the probability of the outcome of an event being between zero and one, when the probability of the outcome of an event being zero or one. It means that the event is certain to occur or certain not to occur, and therefore, there is no risk.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is zero, the event is determined not to occur.\nB: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is one, it means that the event has occurred.\nC: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is zero , the event must occur.\nD: The probability of the risk must be zero or one.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance risk refers to the uncertainty about the outcome of an event under certain circumstances. In probabilistic terms, uncertainty is defined as the probability of the outcome of an event being between zero and one, when the probability of the outcome of an event being zero or one. It means that the event is certain to occur or certain not to occur, and therefore, there is no risk.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is zero, the event is determined not to occur.\nB: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is one, it means that the event has occurred.\nC: When the probability of an event occurring as a result is zero , the event must occur.\nD: The probability of the risk must be zero or one.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe coach of a national football team found that the best cooperation characteristics of players U, V, W, X, Y and Z in the process of training are: (1) V and X cannot both be on the field or not on the field. (2) only U is not on the field, V is not on the field. (3) if W is on the field, X should also be on the field. (4) if Y and Z are on the field, W must also be on the field.\n\nQuestion:\nSo, if U and Z are on the court, in order to maintain the best cooperation between players, which of the followings can be introduced being true??\n\nOptions:\nA: X is on the court and Y is not on the court\nB: V is on the court and Y is not on the court\nC: V and W are on the court\nD: Neither V nor Y is on the court\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe coach of a national football team found that the best cooperation characteristics of players U, V, W, X, Y and Z in the process of training are: (1) V and X cannot both be on the field or not on the field. (2) only U is not on the field, V is not on the field. (3) if W is on the field, X should also be on the field. (4) if Y and Z are on the field, W must also be on the field.\n\nQuestion:\nSo, if U and Z are on the court, in order to maintain the best cooperation between players, which of the followings can be introduced being true??\n\nOptions:\nA: X is on the court and Y is not on the court\nB: V is on the court and Y is not on the court\nC: V and W are on the court\nD: Neither V nor Y is on the court\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe coach of a national football team found that the best cooperation characteristics of players U, V, W, X, Y and Z in the process of training are: (1) V and X cannot both be on the field or not on the field. (2) only U is not on the field, V is not on the field. (3) if W is on the field, X should also be on the field. (4) if Y and Z are on the field, W must also be on the field.\n\nQuestion:\nSo, if U and Z are on the court, in order to maintain the best cooperation between players, which of the followings can be introduced being true??\n\nOptions:\nA: X is on the court and Y is not on the court\nB: V is on the court and Y is not on the court\nC: V and W are on the court\nD: Neither V nor Y is on the court\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B the editorial department of both newspapers have a special proofreading staff. Last year, there were some written errors in newspaper A, and there were no written errors in newspaper B. Therefore, in last year's proofreading work, the school staff of newspaper B is more effective than the work of the school clerk of newspaper A.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The working hours of the proofreader of newspaper B are longer than those of newspaper A\nB: The number of written errors in the manuscripts received by newspaper A is no less than that of newspaper B\nC: The number of pages in each issue of newspaper A is less than that of newspaper B\nD: The number of text errors is the standard to evaluate the effectiveness of proofreaders\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B the editorial department of both newspapers have a special proofreading staff. Last year, there were some written errors in newspaper A, and there were no written errors in newspaper B. Therefore, in last year's proofreading work, the school staff of newspaper B is more effective than the work of the school clerk of newspaper A.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The working hours of the proofreader of newspaper B are longer than those of newspaper A\nB: The number of written errors in the manuscripts received by newspaper A is no less than that of newspaper B\nC: The number of pages in each issue of newspaper A is less than that of newspaper B\nD: The number of text errors is the standard to evaluate the effectiveness of proofreaders\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B the editorial department of both newspapers have a special proofreading staff. Last year, there were some written errors in newspaper A, and there were no written errors in newspaper B. Therefore, in last year's proofreading work, the school staff of newspaper B is more effective than the work of the school clerk of newspaper A.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The working hours of the proofreader of newspaper B are longer than those of newspaper A\nB: The number of written errors in the manuscripts received by newspaper A is no less than that of newspaper B\nC: The number of pages in each issue of newspaper A is less than that of newspaper B\nD: The number of text errors is the standard to evaluate the effectiveness of proofreaders\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn experiment was done in which human subjects recognize a pattern within a matrix of abstract designs and then select another design that completes that pattern. The results of the experiment were surprising. The lowest expenditure of energy in neurons in the brain was found in those subjects who performed most successfully in the experiments.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses best accounts for the findings of the experiment?\n\nOptions:\nA: The energy expenditure of the subjects' brains increases when a design that completes the initially recognized pattern is determined.\nB: Those who performed best in the experiment experienced more satisfaction when working with abstract patterns than did those who performed less well.\nC: The task of completing a given design is more capably performed by athletes, whose energy expenditure is lower when they are at rest.\nD: People who are better at abstract pattern recognition have more energy-efficient neural connections.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn experiment was done in which human subjects recognize a pattern within a matrix of abstract designs and then select another design that completes that pattern. The results of the experiment were surprising. The lowest expenditure of energy in neurons in the brain was found in those subjects who performed most successfully in the experiments.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses best accounts for the findings of the experiment?\n\nOptions:\nA: The energy expenditure of the subjects' brains increases when a design that completes the initially recognized pattern is determined.\nB: Those who performed best in the experiment experienced more satisfaction when working with abstract patterns than did those who performed less well.\nC: The task of completing a given design is more capably performed by athletes, whose energy expenditure is lower when they are at rest.\nD: People who are better at abstract pattern recognition have more energy-efficient neural connections.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn experiment was done in which human subjects recognize a pattern within a matrix of abstract designs and then select another design that completes that pattern. The results of the experiment were surprising. The lowest expenditure of energy in neurons in the brain was found in those subjects who performed most successfully in the experiments.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses best accounts for the findings of the experiment?\n\nOptions:\nA: The energy expenditure of the subjects' brains increases when a design that completes the initially recognized pattern is determined.\nB: Those who performed best in the experiment experienced more satisfaction when working with abstract patterns than did those who performed less well.\nC: The task of completing a given design is more capably performed by athletes, whose energy expenditure is lower when they are at rest.\nD: People who are better at abstract pattern recognition have more energy-efficient neural connections.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPoor writers often express mundane ideas with elaborate syntax and esoteric vocabulary. Inattentive readers may be impressed but may well misunderstand the writing, while alert readers will easily see through the pretentiousness. Thus, a good principle for writers is: __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following completes the passage most logically?\n\nOptions:\nA: the simpler the style, the better the writing\nB: a writing style should not be more complex than the ideas expressed\nC: only the most talented writers can successfully adopt a complex style\nD: alert readers are the only readers who are sensitive to writing style\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPoor writers often express mundane ideas with elaborate syntax and esoteric vocabulary. Inattentive readers may be impressed but may well misunderstand the writing, while alert readers will easily see through the pretentiousness. Thus, a good principle for writers is: __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following completes the passage most logically?\n\nOptions:\nA: the simpler the style, the better the writing\nB: a writing style should not be more complex than the ideas expressed\nC: only the most talented writers can successfully adopt a complex style\nD: alert readers are the only readers who are sensitive to writing style\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGlobally, the cost of living is relatively high in all major cities, Shanghai is a big city, so the cost of living in Shanghai is relatively high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is different from the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: To enter the court work, must pass the national judicial examination, Xiao Wang works in the court, so Xiao Wang has passed the national judicial examination\nB: A graduate student of a university can obtain a master's degree only by replying to his graduation thesis, and Xiao Zhang has obtained a master's degree this year, so he has passed the thesis defense\nC: Throughout world history, Ben, an outstanding national leader has a strong will. Washington is an outstanding national leader, so he has a strong will\nD: The old-age insurance for urban workers can receive a monthly pension after retirement only if they have contributed for 15 years in accordance with the provisions. Mr. Li has been paying pension insurance for 20 years, so he can receive a monthly pension upon retirement\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGlobally, the cost of living is relatively high in all major cities, Shanghai is a big city, so the cost of living in Shanghai is relatively high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is different from the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: To enter the court work, must pass the national judicial examination, Xiao Wang works in the court, so Xiao Wang has passed the national judicial examination\nB: A graduate student of a university can obtain a master's degree only by replying to his graduation thesis, and Xiao Zhang has obtained a master's degree this year, so he has passed the thesis defense\nC: Throughout world history, Ben, an outstanding national leader has a strong will. Washington is an outstanding national leader, so he has a strong will\nD: The old-age insurance for urban workers can receive a monthly pension after retirement only if they have contributed for 15 years in accordance with the provisions. Mr. Li has been paying pension insurance for 20 years, so he can receive a monthly pension upon retirement\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGlobally, the cost of living is relatively high in all major cities, Shanghai is a big city, so the cost of living in Shanghai is relatively high.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is different from the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: To enter the court work, must pass the national judicial examination, Xiao Wang works in the court, so Xiao Wang has passed the national judicial examination\nB: A graduate student of a university can obtain a master's degree only by replying to his graduation thesis, and Xiao Zhang has obtained a master's degree this year, so he has passed the thesis defense\nC: Throughout world history, Ben, an outstanding national leader has a strong will. Washington is an outstanding national leader, so he has a strong will\nD: The old-age insurance for urban workers can receive a monthly pension after retirement only if they have contributed for 15 years in accordance with the provisions. Mr. Li has been paying pension insurance for 20 years, so he can receive a monthly pension upon retirement\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county airport, designed to serve the needs of private aircraft owners, planned to cover its operating expenses in part by charging user fees to private aircraft using the airport. The airport was unable to pay its operating expenses because the revenue from user fees was lower than expected.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Private aircraft owners were unwilling to pay the user fees charged at the airport.\nB: The number of owners of private aircraft who use the county's airport facilities will not change appreciably in the future.\nC: Most of the county's citizens live a convenient distance from one or another airport now offering commercial airline services.\nD: The airport's operating expenses were greater than the revenue raised from sources other than the airport user fees for private planes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county airport, designed to serve the needs of private aircraft owners, planned to cover its operating expenses in part by charging user fees to private aircraft using the airport. The airport was unable to pay its operating expenses because the revenue from user fees was lower than expected.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Private aircraft owners were unwilling to pay the user fees charged at the airport.\nB: The number of owners of private aircraft who use the county's airport facilities will not change appreciably in the future.\nC: Most of the county's citizens live a convenient distance from one or another airport now offering commercial airline services.\nD: The airport's operating expenses were greater than the revenue raised from sources other than the airport user fees for private planes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county airport, designed to serve the needs of private aircraft owners, planned to cover its operating expenses in part by charging user fees to private aircraft using the airport. The airport was unable to pay its operating expenses because the revenue from user fees was lower than expected.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Private aircraft owners were unwilling to pay the user fees charged at the airport.\nB: The number of owners of private aircraft who use the county's airport facilities will not change appreciably in the future.\nC: Most of the county's citizens live a convenient distance from one or another airport now offering commercial airline services.\nD: The airport's operating expenses were greater than the revenue raised from sources other than the airport user fees for private planes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are only liberal arts and science classes in a high school. There are more boys than girls, and more science classes than liberal arts classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be correct based on the above conditions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is more than the total number of girls in the liberal arts class\nB: The total number of boys in the science class is more than the total number of girls in the science class\nC: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is higher than that of girls in the science class\nD: The total number of boys in science class is more than that of girls in liberal arts class\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are only liberal arts and science classes in a high school. There are more boys than girls, and more science classes than liberal arts classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be correct based on the above conditions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is more than the total number of girls in the liberal arts class\nB: The total number of boys in the science class is more than the total number of girls in the science class\nC: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is higher than that of girls in the science class\nD: The total number of boys in science class is more than that of girls in liberal arts class\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are only liberal arts and science classes in a high school. There are more boys than girls, and more science classes than liberal arts classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be correct based on the above conditions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is more than the total number of girls in the liberal arts class\nB: The total number of boys in the science class is more than the total number of girls in the science class\nC: The total number of boys in the liberal arts class is higher than that of girls in the science class\nD: The total number of boys in science class is more than that of girls in liberal arts class\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the month of May, crabs arrive on Delaware' s beaches to lay eggs. Certain shorebirds depend on these eggs for food during their annual spring migration to their northern breeding grounds. Delaware' s crab population has declined recently. This decline, however, poses no serious threat to the migrating shorebird populations: by remaining longer in Delaware, the birds will be able to eat enough crab eggs to allow them to complete their migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decline in the number of crabs on Delaware's beaches is due to the harvesting of crabs by humans.\nB: The crabs do not conceal their eggs.\nC: No other food available to the birds on Delaware's beaches is as nutritious and accessible as are crab eggs.\nD: The earlier in the season the shorebirds complete their migration, the more likely they are to breed successfully.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the month of May, crabs arrive on Delaware' s beaches to lay eggs. Certain shorebirds depend on these eggs for food during their annual spring migration to their northern breeding grounds. Delaware' s crab population has declined recently. This decline, however, poses no serious threat to the migrating shorebird populations: by remaining longer in Delaware, the birds will be able to eat enough crab eggs to allow them to complete their migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decline in the number of crabs on Delaware's beaches is due to the harvesting of crabs by humans.\nB: The crabs do not conceal their eggs.\nC: No other food available to the birds on Delaware's beaches is as nutritious and accessible as are crab eggs.\nD: The earlier in the season the shorebirds complete their migration, the more likely they are to breed successfully.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring the month of May, crabs arrive on Delaware' s beaches to lay eggs. Certain shorebirds depend on these eggs for food during their annual spring migration to their northern breeding grounds. Delaware' s crab population has declined recently. This decline, however, poses no serious threat to the migrating shorebird populations: by remaining longer in Delaware, the birds will be able to eat enough crab eggs to allow them to complete their migration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decline in the number of crabs on Delaware's beaches is due to the harvesting of crabs by humans.\nB: The crabs do not conceal their eggs.\nC: No other food available to the birds on Delaware's beaches is as nutritious and accessible as are crab eggs.\nD: The earlier in the season the shorebirds complete their migration, the more likely they are to breed successfully.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe city of Carina is considering implementing an Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) for taxpayers earning more than 90% of the population, those individuals who earn more than $350, 000 annually. Under this tax plan, Carina citizens in the AMT bracket would be exempt from paying taxes on the first $80, 000 of their income and be taxed at a flat rate on the income thereafter. People paying the AMT would not be given allowances regular taxpayers are, such as deductions for children, healthcare expenses, or college tuition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be most important to determine in order to evaluate whether implementing the AMT plan would be profitable for the city of Carina?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dollar value that processing the AMT would require, compared to the dollar value that running the current tax system in Carina requires.\nB: The dollar value of the tax exemptions the top 10% of wage earners in Carina currently take.\nC: The average dollar value of Carina citizens' tax payments for the previous year.\nD: The average revenue generated by cities in that country that charge AMT when such a system is implemented.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe city of Carina is considering implementing an Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) for taxpayers earning more than 90% of the population, those individuals who earn more than $350, 000 annually. Under this tax plan, Carina citizens in the AMT bracket would be exempt from paying taxes on the first $80, 000 of their income and be taxed at a flat rate on the income thereafter. People paying the AMT would not be given allowances regular taxpayers are, such as deductions for children, healthcare expenses, or college tuition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be most important to determine in order to evaluate whether implementing the AMT plan would be profitable for the city of Carina?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dollar value that processing the AMT would require, compared to the dollar value that running the current tax system in Carina requires.\nB: The dollar value of the tax exemptions the top 10% of wage earners in Carina currently take.\nC: The average dollar value of Carina citizens' tax payments for the previous year.\nD: The average revenue generated by cities in that country that charge AMT when such a system is implemented.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study proves the relationship between learning and sleep. The researchers published their findings in Learning Science, a collaborative journal of Nature, pointing out the quality and time of sleep and the persistence of sleep habits are positively correlated with academic performance. Adequate sleep is more beneficial to students' study.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the logical inference of the above assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Students who get enough sleep, get up early and go to bed early and have regular work and rest generally have good grades.\nB: The vast majority of high school students are faced with the disturbance of lack of sleep, in order to study, many of them will choose the time of the recess or PE class to make up for sleep.\nC: Sleep time is not enough, and it is impossible to make up, you can work on the quality of sleep and sleep habits.\nD: Go to bed at a fixed time, get up, and form a fixed schedule, which can make up for the impact of short sleep time to a large extent.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the advantages of Bacillus thuringiensis (B. t. ) toxins over chemical insecticides results from their specificity for pest insects. The toxins have no known detrimental effects on mammals or birds. In addition, the limited range of activity of the toxins toward insects means that often a particular toxin will kill pest species but not affect insects that prey upon the species. This advantage makes B. t. toxins preferable to chemical insecticides for use as components of insect pest management programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chemical insecticides cause harm to a greater number of insect species than do B. t. toxins.\nB: No particular B. t. toxin is effective against all insects.\nC: B. t. toxins do not harm weeds that do damage to farm crops.\nD: Insects build up resistance more readily to B. t. toxins than to chemical insecticides.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the advantages of Bacillus thuringiensis (B. t. ) toxins over chemical insecticides results from their specificity for pest insects. The toxins have no known detrimental effects on mammals or birds. In addition, the limited range of activity of the toxins toward insects means that often a particular toxin will kill pest species but not affect insects that prey upon the species. This advantage makes B. t. toxins preferable to chemical insecticides for use as components of insect pest management programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chemical insecticides cause harm to a greater number of insect species than do B. t. toxins.\nB: No particular B. t. toxin is effective against all insects.\nC: B. t. toxins do not harm weeds that do damage to farm crops.\nD: Insects build up resistance more readily to B. t. toxins than to chemical insecticides.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the advantages of Bacillus thuringiensis (B. t. ) toxins over chemical insecticides results from their specificity for pest insects. The toxins have no known detrimental effects on mammals or birds. In addition, the limited range of activity of the toxins toward insects means that often a particular toxin will kill pest species but not affect insects that prey upon the species. This advantage makes B. t. toxins preferable to chemical insecticides for use as components of insect pest management programs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chemical insecticides cause harm to a greater number of insect species than do B. t. toxins.\nB: No particular B. t. toxin is effective against all insects.\nC: B. t. toxins do not harm weeds that do damage to farm crops.\nD: Insects build up resistance more readily to B. t. toxins than to chemical insecticides.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the history of the earth is condensed into one hour, in the last 15 minutes, life will appear. When there are 6 minutes left, the figures of animals will start to flash on the land, and when the 58th minute arrives, the overall situation is settled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the intention of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth has a long history\nB: The history of life on earth is very long\nC: The time of the emergence of life on earth is quite late\nD: The history of the earth is as short as an hour\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrions are structurally abnormal proteins that force normal proteins to take the same misfolded shape and spread through the tissue like an infectious disease. This is another disease-causing pathogen discovered by human beings after realizing that bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma and other microorganisms can cause disease. Therefore, if you want to successfully develop effective treatments, you need to target (targeted) active prions, rather than large amounts of proteins in dead plaques and entanglements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The structure of prions is very complex.\nB: Prions are more harmful than bacteria.\nC: Prions can cause disease.\nD: Diseases caused by prions can be effectively treated.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrions are structurally abnormal proteins that force normal proteins to take the same misfolded shape and spread through the tissue like an infectious disease. This is another disease-causing pathogen discovered by human beings after realizing that bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma and other microorganisms can cause disease. Therefore, if you want to successfully develop effective treatments, you need to target (targeted) active prions, rather than large amounts of proteins in dead plaques and entanglements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The structure of prions is very complex.\nB: Prions are more harmful than bacteria.\nC: Prions can cause disease.\nD: Diseases caused by prions can be effectively treated.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrions are structurally abnormal proteins that force normal proteins to take the same misfolded shape and spread through the tissue like an infectious disease. This is another disease-causing pathogen discovered by human beings after realizing that bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma and other microorganisms can cause disease. Therefore, if you want to successfully develop effective treatments, you need to target (targeted) active prions, rather than large amounts of proteins in dead plaques and entanglements.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The structure of prions is very complex.\nB: Prions are more harmful than bacteria.\nC: Prions can cause disease.\nD: Diseases caused by prions can be effectively treated.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSubstantial economic growth must be preceded by technological innovations that expanding industries incorporate into their production or distribution procedures. Since a worldwide ban on the use of fossil fuels would surely produce many technological innovations, it is obvious that such a ban would be followed by an economic boom rather than by the economic depression forecast by the critics of such a ban.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the argument's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument confuses a necessary condition for a phenomenon with a sufficient condition for that phenomenon .\nB: The argument assumes the truth of the conclusion for which it purports to be providing evidence.\nC: The argument attempts to establish the falsehood of a proposition by criticizing the reasoning of those who assert its truth.\nD: The argument presumes, without providing warrant, that because certain conditions only sometimes precede a certain phenomenon, these conditions always bring about the phenomenon .\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSubstantial economic growth must be preceded by technological innovations that expanding industries incorporate into their production or distribution procedures. Since a worldwide ban on the use of fossil fuels would surely produce many technological innovations, it is obvious that such a ban would be followed by an economic boom rather than by the economic depression forecast by the critics of such a ban.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the argument's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument confuses a necessary condition for a phenomenon with a sufficient condition for that phenomenon .\nB: The argument assumes the truth of the conclusion for which it purports to be providing evidence.\nC: The argument attempts to establish the falsehood of a proposition by criticizing the reasoning of those who assert its truth.\nD: The argument presumes, without providing warrant, that because certain conditions only sometimes precede a certain phenomenon, these conditions always bring about the phenomenon .\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSubstantial economic growth must be preceded by technological innovations that expanding industries incorporate into their production or distribution procedures. Since a worldwide ban on the use of fossil fuels would surely produce many technological innovations, it is obvious that such a ban would be followed by an economic boom rather than by the economic depression forecast by the critics of such a ban.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the argument's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument confuses a necessary condition for a phenomenon with a sufficient condition for that phenomenon .\nB: The argument assumes the truth of the conclusion for which it purports to be providing evidence.\nC: The argument attempts to establish the falsehood of a proposition by criticizing the reasoning of those who assert its truth.\nD: The argument presumes, without providing warrant, that because certain conditions only sometimes precede a certain phenomenon, these conditions always bring about the phenomenon .\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern practice of developing countries in the contemporary world, one has come to the empirical conclusion that a country's per capita gross national product (GNP) from $300 to $4,000 is a period of social shock. In this period, the contradiction between traditional society and modern society erupts, and the whole social structure will be completely updated. In fact, even the developed countries in Europe and the United States have experienced similar periods.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The per capita GNP of less than US $300 is a sign of developing countries\nB: The per capita GNP of more than 4000 US dollars is a sign of developed countries\nC: Many developing countries have experienced violent social shocks in the process of their modernization\nD: Developing countries began industrialization and modernization in an external environment completely different from developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern practice of developing countries in the contemporary world, one has come to the empirical conclusion that a country's per capita gross national product (GNP) from $300 to $4,000 is a period of social shock. In this period, the contradiction between traditional society and modern society erupts, and the whole social structure will be completely updated. In fact, even the developed countries in Europe and the United States have experienced similar periods.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The per capita GNP of less than US $300 is a sign of developing countries\nB: The per capita GNP of more than 4000 US dollars is a sign of developed countries\nC: Many developing countries have experienced violent social shocks in the process of their modernization\nD: Developing countries began industrialization and modernization in an external environment completely different from developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern practice of developing countries in the contemporary world, one has come to the empirical conclusion that a country's per capita gross national product (GNP) from $300 to $4,000 is a period of social shock. In this period, the contradiction between traditional society and modern society erupts, and the whole social structure will be completely updated. In fact, even the developed countries in Europe and the United States have experienced similar periods.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conclusions, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The per capita GNP of less than US $300 is a sign of developing countries\nB: The per capita GNP of more than 4000 US dollars is a sign of developed countries\nC: Many developing countries have experienced violent social shocks in the process of their modernization\nD: Developing countries began industrialization and modernization in an external environment completely different from developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers found that there are three types of nucleotide genes in humans: AA type, AG type and GG type. A person has a 36% chance of being AA, a 48% chance of being AG, and a 16% chance of being GG. Of the 1200 elderly people who took part in the study, those with the AA and AG genotypes all died before 11:00, while almost all those with the GG genotype died around 6 pm. Based on this, the researchers believe that people with the GG gene type will die an average of seven hours later than others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the above-mentioned researcher's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The calculation of the average life span should be based on the length of life of the experimental subject, not the time of death of the experimental subject\nB: When death approaches, people revert to a more natural induction of circadian rhythms\nC: Some people die because of other factors such as illness or accidents\nD: The comparison of the time of death is more important than which time of day is which year and which day\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers found that there are three types of nucleotide genes in humans: AA type, AG type and GG type. A person has a 36% chance of being AA, a 48% chance of being AG, and a 16% chance of being GG. Of the 1200 elderly people who took part in the study, those with the AA and AG genotypes all died before 11:00, while almost all those with the GG genotype died around 6 pm. Based on this, the researchers believe that people with the GG gene type will die an average of seven hours later than others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question the above-mentioned researcher's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The calculation of the average life span should be based on the length of life of the experimental subject, not the time of death of the experimental subject\nB: When death approaches, people revert to a more natural induction of circadian rhythms\nC: Some people die because of other factors such as illness or accidents\nD: The comparison of the time of death is more important than which time of day is which year and which day\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA recent study involved feeding a high-salt diet to a rat colony. A few months after the experiment began, standard tests of the rats' blood pressure revealed that about 25 percent of the colony had normal, healthy blood pressure, about 70 percent of the colony had high blood pressure, and 5 percent of the colony had extremely high blood pressure. The conclusion from these results is that high-salt diets are linked to high blood pressure in rats.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which one of the following questions is most relevant to evaluating the conclusion drawn above?\n\nOptions:\nA: How many rats in the colony studied had abnormally high blood pressure before the study began?\nB: How much more salt than is contained in a rat's normal diet was there in the high-salt diet?\nC: What percentage of naturally occurring rat colonies feed on high-salt diets?\nD: Have other species of rodents been used in experiments of the same kind?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven candidates hired by Haier: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one needs to be assigned to the public relations department, three to the production department and three to the sales department. The personnel allocation of these seven employees must meet the following conditions: (1) H and Y must be assigned to the same department. (2) F and G cannot be assigned to the same department. (3) if X is assigned to the sales department, W is assigned to the production department. (4) F must be assigned to the production department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements cannot be true if X and F are assigned to the same department?\n\nOptions:\nA: G is assigned to the sales department\nB: H is assigned to the production department\nC: I was assigned to the sales department\nD: W was assigned to the public relations department\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven candidates hired by Haier: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one needs to be assigned to the public relations department, three to the production department and three to the sales department. The personnel allocation of these seven employees must meet the following conditions: (1) H and Y must be assigned to the same department. (2) F and G cannot be assigned to the same department. (3) if X is assigned to the sales department, W is assigned to the production department. (4) F must be assigned to the production department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements cannot be true if X and F are assigned to the same department?\n\nOptions:\nA: G is assigned to the sales department\nB: H is assigned to the production department\nC: I was assigned to the sales department\nD: W was assigned to the public relations department\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDetective: Because the embezzler must have had specialized knowledge and access to internal financial records, we can presume that the embezzler worked for XYZ Corporation as either an accountant or an actuary. But an accountant would probably not make the kind of mistakes in ledger entries that led to the discovery of the embezzlement. Thus it is likely that the embezzler is one of the actuaries.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following weakens the detective's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: An independent report released before the crime took place concluded that XYZ Corporation was vulnerable to embezzlement.\nB: There is evidence of breaches in computer security at the time of the embezzlement that could have given persons outside XYZ Corporation access to internal financial records.\nC: The actuaries' activities while working for XYZ Corporation were more closely scrutinized by supervisors than were the activities of the accountants.\nD: XYZ Corporation employs eight accountants, whereas it has only two actuaries on its staff.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDetective: Because the embezzler must have had specialized knowledge and access to internal financial records, we can presume that the embezzler worked for XYZ Corporation as either an accountant or an actuary. But an accountant would probably not make the kind of mistakes in ledger entries that led to the discovery of the embezzlement. Thus it is likely that the embezzler is one of the actuaries.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following weakens the detective's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: An independent report released before the crime took place concluded that XYZ Corporation was vulnerable to embezzlement.\nB: There is evidence of breaches in computer security at the time of the embezzlement that could have given persons outside XYZ Corporation access to internal financial records.\nC: The actuaries' activities while working for XYZ Corporation were more closely scrutinized by supervisors than were the activities of the accountants.\nD: XYZ Corporation employs eight accountants, whereas it has only two actuaries on its staff.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDetective: Because the embezzler must have had specialized knowledge and access to internal financial records, we can presume that the embezzler worked for XYZ Corporation as either an accountant or an actuary. But an accountant would probably not make the kind of mistakes in ledger entries that led to the discovery of the embezzlement. Thus it is likely that the embezzler is one of the actuaries.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following weakens the detective's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: An independent report released before the crime took place concluded that XYZ Corporation was vulnerable to embezzlement.\nB: There is evidence of breaches in computer security at the time of the embezzlement that could have given persons outside XYZ Corporation access to internal financial records.\nC: The actuaries' activities while working for XYZ Corporation were more closely scrutinized by supervisors than were the activities of the accountants.\nD: XYZ Corporation employs eight accountants, whereas it has only two actuaries on its staff.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance Company X is considering issuing a new policy to cover services required by elderly people who suffer from diseases that afflict the elderly. Premiums for the policy must be low enough to attract customers. Ttherefore, Company X is concerned that the income from the policies would not be sufficient to pay for the claims that would be made.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following strategies would be most likely to minimize Company X's losses on the policies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insuring only those individuals who did not suffer any serious diseases as children\nB: Insuring only those individuals who are wealthy enough to pay for the medical services\nC: Insuring only those individuals who were rejected by other companies for similar policies\nD: Attracting middle-aged customers unlikely to submit claims for benefits for many years\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance Company X is considering issuing a new policy to cover services required by elderly people who suffer from diseases that afflict the elderly. Premiums for the policy must be low enough to attract customers. Ttherefore, Company X is concerned that the income from the policies would not be sufficient to pay for the claims that would be made.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following strategies would be most likely to minimize Company X's losses on the policies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insuring only those individuals who did not suffer any serious diseases as children\nB: Insuring only those individuals who are wealthy enough to pay for the medical services\nC: Insuring only those individuals who were rejected by other companies for similar policies\nD: Attracting middle-aged customers unlikely to submit claims for benefits for many years\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editorial: Many pharmaceutical companies develop me too drugs, drugs designed to duplicate, more or less, the effect of another company' s product that is already on the market. Some critics object that such development constitutes an unnecessary, redundant use of resources that provides no new benefits to consumers. However, the entry of me too drugs into the market can result in a price reduction for the drugs they resemble. Ttherefore, me too drugs can indeed benefit consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pharmaceutical companies often make more money on a me too drug than on an original drug.\nB: Some pharmaceutical companies lose money on the development of innovative drugs because of the development by other companies of me too drugs.\nC: Some me too drugs turn out to be more effective than the drugs they were designed to imitate.\nD: If all pharmaceutical companies developed me too drugs, fewer innovative drugs would be developed.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editorial: Many pharmaceutical companies develop me too drugs, drugs designed to duplicate, more or less, the effect of another company' s product that is already on the market. Some critics object that such development constitutes an unnecessary, redundant use of resources that provides no new benefits to consumers. However, the entry of me too drugs into the market can result in a price reduction for the drugs they resemble. Ttherefore, me too drugs can indeed benefit consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pharmaceutical companies often make more money on a me too drug than on an original drug.\nB: Some pharmaceutical companies lose money on the development of innovative drugs because of the development by other companies of me too drugs.\nC: Some me too drugs turn out to be more effective than the drugs they were designed to imitate.\nD: If all pharmaceutical companies developed me too drugs, fewer innovative drugs would be developed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editorial: Many pharmaceutical companies develop me too drugs, drugs designed to duplicate, more or less, the effect of another company' s product that is already on the market. Some critics object that such development constitutes an unnecessary, redundant use of resources that provides no new benefits to consumers. However, the entry of me too drugs into the market can result in a price reduction for the drugs they resemble. Ttherefore, me too drugs can indeed benefit consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pharmaceutical companies often make more money on a me too drug than on an original drug.\nB: Some pharmaceutical companies lose money on the development of innovative drugs because of the development by other companies of me too drugs.\nC: Some me too drugs turn out to be more effective than the drugs they were designed to imitate.\nD: If all pharmaceutical companies developed me too drugs, fewer innovative drugs would be developed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editorial: Many pharmaceutical companies develop me too drugs, drugs designed to duplicate, more or less, the effect of another company' s product that is already on the market. Some critics object that such development constitutes an unnecessary, redundant use of resources that provides no new benefits to consumers. However, the entry of me too drugs into the market can result in a price reduction for the drugs they resemble. Ttherefore, me too drugs can indeed benefit consumers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pharmaceutical companies often make more money on a me too drug than on an original drug.\nB: Some pharmaceutical companies lose money on the development of innovative drugs because of the development by other companies of me too drugs.\nC: Some me too drugs turn out to be more effective than the drugs they were designed to imitate.\nD: If all pharmaceutical companies developed me too drugs, fewer innovative drugs would be developed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals generally avoid foods that are harmful to them and favor those that benefit them. Thus it is surprising that gypsy moth caterpillars prefer to eat leaves that contain high concentrations of certain naturally occurring toxins called alkaloids, even though caterpillars grow faster on alkaloid-free diets.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed, the toxins are found only in the leaves.\nB: The alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed increase their production of toxins when their leaves are injured.\nC: Only gypsy moth caterpillars, not adult gypsy moths, feed on the leaves of alkaloid-containing plants.\nD: Alkaloids that have been eaten by caterpillars are poisonous to parasitic wasp larvae that feed on caterpillars' internal tissues.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals generally avoid foods that are harmful to them and favor those that benefit them. Thus it is surprising that gypsy moth caterpillars prefer to eat leaves that contain high concentrations of certain naturally occurring toxins called alkaloids, even though caterpillars grow faster on alkaloid-free diets.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed, the toxins are found only in the leaves.\nB: The alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed increase their production of toxins when their leaves are injured.\nC: Only gypsy moth caterpillars, not adult gypsy moths, feed on the leaves of alkaloid-containing plants.\nD: Alkaloids that have been eaten by caterpillars are poisonous to parasitic wasp larvae that feed on caterpillars' internal tissues.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnimals generally avoid foods that are harmful to them and favor those that benefit them. Thus it is surprising that gypsy moth caterpillars prefer to eat leaves that contain high concentrations of certain naturally occurring toxins called alkaloids, even though caterpillars grow faster on alkaloid-free diets.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed, the toxins are found only in the leaves.\nB: The alkaloid-containing plants on which gypsy moth caterpillars feed increase their production of toxins when their leaves are injured.\nC: Only gypsy moth caterpillars, not adult gypsy moths, feed on the leaves of alkaloid-containing plants.\nD: Alkaloids that have been eaten by caterpillars are poisonous to parasitic wasp larvae that feed on caterpillars' internal tissues.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe mobile phone usage of the administrative department of a company is as follows: 1. Xiao Wang dialed the phone of everyone in the administrative department; 2. Xiao Li once called Xiao Zhao, but Xiao Zhao never called anyone else; 3. People who have never answered calls from others in the administration department have never called others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered:\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao never answered a phone call from Xiao Li\nB: Xiao Li once answered a phone call from Xiao Wang\nC: Someone in the administration department once called Xiao Wang\nD: Xiao Wang answered the phone from everyone in the administration department\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe mobile phone usage of the administrative department of a company is as follows: 1. Xiao Wang dialed the phone of everyone in the administrative department; 2. Xiao Li once called Xiao Zhao, but Xiao Zhao never called anyone else; 3. People who have never answered calls from others in the administration department have never called others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered:\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao never answered a phone call from Xiao Li\nB: Xiao Li once answered a phone call from Xiao Wang\nC: Someone in the administration department once called Xiao Wang\nD: Xiao Wang answered the phone from everyone in the administration department\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe mobile phone usage of the administrative department of a company is as follows: 1. Xiao Wang dialed the phone of everyone in the administrative department; 2. Xiao Li once called Xiao Zhao, but Xiao Zhao never called anyone else; 3. People who have never answered calls from others in the administration department have never called others.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered:\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao never answered a phone call from Xiao Li\nB: Xiao Li once answered a phone call from Xiao Wang\nC: Someone in the administration department once called Xiao Wang\nD: Xiao Wang answered the phone from everyone in the administration department\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministration according to law means that the administrative agency shall, in accordance with the provisions of the law, within the statutory authority, and in accordance with the legal procedures, perform actions with conclusive and sufficient evidence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following actions meets the requirements of the administration according to law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The General Office of a city government formulated and issued a normative document on the city's urban environmental sanitation management penalties.\nB: A district public security bureau believed that Mr. Zhang had interfered with the normal life of neighbors. According to the Law on Public Security Management Penalties, he was fined 5,000 yuan and sentenced to administrative detention for 15 days.\nC: In order to protect cultural relics and historical sites, a city government proposed to a household to establish a cultural relic protection demonstration site in the house courtyard owned by the household, requesting the household to move out within limited time, and decided to give them a certain amount of compensation.\nD: A city's Industry and Commerce Bureau received reports from people saying that a cigarette wholesale outlet sold counterfeit Panda brand cigarettes, and when they went there, they found that the business had already got the news and closed their outlet. In order to obtain conclusive evidence in time and crack down on illegal business activities, law enforcement officers broke the door and seized a large amount of counterfeit cigarettes and accounting information that had not yet been transferred on the spot. Based on these, an administrative penalty decision was made on the business owner.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministration according to law means that the administrative agency shall, in accordance with the provisions of the law, within the statutory authority, and in accordance with the legal procedures, perform actions with conclusive and sufficient evidence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following actions meets the requirements of the administration according to law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The General Office of a city government formulated and issued a normative document on the city's urban environmental sanitation management penalties.\nB: A district public security bureau believed that Mr. Zhang had interfered with the normal life of neighbors. According to the Law on Public Security Management Penalties, he was fined 5,000 yuan and sentenced to administrative detention for 15 days.\nC: In order to protect cultural relics and historical sites, a city government proposed to a household to establish a cultural relic protection demonstration site in the house courtyard owned by the household, requesting the household to move out within limited time, and decided to give them a certain amount of compensation.\nD: A city's Industry and Commerce Bureau received reports from people saying that a cigarette wholesale outlet sold counterfeit Panda brand cigarettes, and when they went there, they found that the business had already got the news and closed their outlet. In order to obtain conclusive evidence in time and crack down on illegal business activities, law enforcement officers broke the door and seized a large amount of counterfeit cigarettes and accounting information that had not yet been transferred on the spot. Based on these, an administrative penalty decision was made on the business owner.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom September to December 2018, the rent in a certain first-tier city skyrocketed. Some people believe that the root cause of the increase in rent is that some long-term apartment operators are looting housing and in vicious competition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In most first-tier cities, there has always been an increase imbalance between house prices and rents.\nB: The change in the supply and demand relationship caused by the new settlement policy is the only reason for the skyrocketing rent.\nC: A small number of operators of short-term rental apartments also have problems with vicious competitions such as forcing up price.\nD: From September to December 2018, some rental compound and industrial zone apartments in the city were demolished.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom September to December 2018, the rent in a certain first-tier city skyrocketed. Some people believe that the root cause of the increase in rent is that some long-term apartment operators are looting housing and in vicious competition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In most first-tier cities, there has always been an increase imbalance between house prices and rents.\nB: The change in the supply and demand relationship caused by the new settlement policy is the only reason for the skyrocketing rent.\nC: A small number of operators of short-term rental apartments also have problems with vicious competitions such as forcing up price.\nD: From September to December 2018, some rental compound and industrial zone apartments in the city were demolished.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom September to December 2018, the rent in a certain first-tier city skyrocketed. Some people believe that the root cause of the increase in rent is that some long-term apartment operators are looting housing and in vicious competition.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best refute the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In most first-tier cities, there has always been an increase imbalance between house prices and rents.\nB: The change in the supply and demand relationship caused by the new settlement policy is the only reason for the skyrocketing rent.\nC: A small number of operators of short-term rental apartments also have problems with vicious competitions such as forcing up price.\nD: From September to December 2018, some rental compound and industrial zone apartments in the city were demolished.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeologist: A geological fault in the mountain under which the proposed nuclear waste storage facility would be buried could, after a few thousand years, cause the contents to seep out or water to seep in. Since nuclear waste remains dangerous for up to 25, 000 years, such seepage would be disastrous. So we should not place a nuclear waste storage facility under this mountain until scientists investigate whether this mountain has any geological faults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments, if true, most strengthens the geologist's argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scientists' investigation would conclusively show whether or not the mountain has any geological faults.\nB: Nuclear waste could be stored in the proposed facility on a temporary basis.\nC: The proposed facility was not initially intended to be used for the storage of nuclear waste.\nD: The scientists' investigation would increase dramatically the cost of storing nuclear waste under the mountain.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeologist: A geological fault in the mountain under which the proposed nuclear waste storage facility would be buried could, after a few thousand years, cause the contents to seep out or water to seep in. Since nuclear waste remains dangerous for up to 25, 000 years, such seepage would be disastrous. So we should not place a nuclear waste storage facility under this mountain until scientists investigate whether this mountain has any geological faults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments, if true, most strengthens the geologist's argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scientists' investigation would conclusively show whether or not the mountain has any geological faults.\nB: Nuclear waste could be stored in the proposed facility on a temporary basis.\nC: The proposed facility was not initially intended to be used for the storage of nuclear waste.\nD: The scientists' investigation would increase dramatically the cost of storing nuclear waste under the mountain.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeologist: A geological fault in the mountain under which the proposed nuclear waste storage facility would be buried could, after a few thousand years, cause the contents to seep out or water to seep in. Since nuclear waste remains dangerous for up to 25, 000 years, such seepage would be disastrous. So we should not place a nuclear waste storage facility under this mountain until scientists investigate whether this mountain has any geological faults.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments, if true, most strengthens the geologist's argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The scientists' investigation would conclusively show whether or not the mountain has any geological faults.\nB: Nuclear waste could be stored in the proposed facility on a temporary basis.\nC: The proposed facility was not initially intended to be used for the storage of nuclear waste.\nD: The scientists' investigation would increase dramatically the cost of storing nuclear waste under the mountain.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe complex modern nation-state system suggests that every backward country trying to rise from weak to strong: the strengthening of national hard and soft power is not a problem of external competition, but a problem of internal straightening out. As long as a country has many internal problems, ignoring the construction of the basic economic mechanism, ignoring the serious choice of the political regime, and obliterating the social and cultural value identity, then such a country will always be in a weak position of nation-state competition, even if it occasionally gets the opportunity to become a great power or even a powerful country, its long-term maintenance capacity is seriously insufficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country's soft power is more decisive than hard power\nB: The internal problems of the country are more important than the external ones\nC: Economy, politics and culture jointly determine national strength\nD: It is impossible for any country to remain strong for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe complex modern nation-state system suggests that every backward country trying to rise from weak to strong: the strengthening of national hard and soft power is not a problem of external competition, but a problem of internal straightening out. As long as a country has many internal problems, ignoring the construction of the basic economic mechanism, ignoring the serious choice of the political regime, and obliterating the social and cultural value identity, then such a country will always be in a weak position of nation-state competition, even if it occasionally gets the opportunity to become a great power or even a powerful country, its long-term maintenance capacity is seriously insufficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country's soft power is more decisive than hard power\nB: The internal problems of the country are more important than the external ones\nC: Economy, politics and culture jointly determine national strength\nD: It is impossible for any country to remain strong for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe complex modern nation-state system suggests that every backward country trying to rise from weak to strong: the strengthening of national hard and soft power is not a problem of external competition, but a problem of internal straightening out. As long as a country has many internal problems, ignoring the construction of the basic economic mechanism, ignoring the serious choice of the political regime, and obliterating the social and cultural value identity, then such a country will always be in a weak position of nation-state competition, even if it occasionally gets the opportunity to become a great power or even a powerful country, its long-term maintenance capacity is seriously insufficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country's soft power is more decisive than hard power\nB: The internal problems of the country are more important than the external ones\nC: Economy, politics and culture jointly determine national strength\nD: It is impossible for any country to remain strong for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe complex modern nation-state system suggests that every backward country trying to rise from weak to strong: the strengthening of national hard and soft power is not a problem of external competition, but a problem of internal straightening out. As long as a country has many internal problems, ignoring the construction of the basic economic mechanism, ignoring the serious choice of the political regime, and obliterating the social and cultural value identity, then such a country will always be in a weak position of nation-state competition, even if it occasionally gets the opportunity to become a great power or even a powerful country, its long-term maintenance capacity is seriously insufficient.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: A country's soft power is more decisive than hard power\nB: The internal problems of the country are more important than the external ones\nC: Economy, politics and culture jointly determine national strength\nD: It is impossible for any country to remain strong for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSoft violence refers to the behavior people seek illegal interests or illegal, in others or in the workplace nuisance, entanglement and schoolroom, and organizing a mob to spin, is enough to make others fear, panic and psychological coercion, or enough to affect, restrict the personal freedom, endangers one's personal property safety, affect the normal life, work, production, management of illegal and criminal means.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is sub-soft violence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang threatened to report the fact of corruption if judge Wang did not handle the case fairly\nB: In order to win the bidding, company A secretly spread unfavorable information about its competitors\nC: A gang of evil forces in order to ask Wang for gambling debts will be blocked in the hotel room, 24-hour guard does not let its sleep\nD: Online loan company collectors have long used group calling, group texting, exposing privacy and other means to disturb the debtors and their emergency contacts, contacts in the address book\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf I argue with you, can we tell the truth from the false? You and I don't know, and all the others are prejudiced, who shall we ask to judge? Ask people who share your opinion to judge. Since he has the same opinion as you, how can you judge? Please judge with people who have the same views as me. Since he has the same views as me, how can he judge? Please judge people who have different views from you and me. Since they have different views from you and me, how can they judge? So, no winning or losing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most accurately describes the flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The above argument grossly ignores that there are standards of implementation and logic beyond debaters and commentators.\nB: The above argument has the logical error of confused concepts.\nC: The reasons in the above argument are untrue and inconsistent with each other.\nD: The above argument suffers from the logical error of the text is not on the topic.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf I argue with you, can we tell the truth from the false? You and I don't know, and all the others are prejudiced, who shall we ask to judge? Ask people who share your opinion to judge. Since he has the same opinion as you, how can you judge? Please judge with people who have the same views as me. Since he has the same views as me, how can he judge? Please judge people who have different views from you and me. Since they have different views from you and me, how can they judge? So, no winning or losing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most accurately describes the flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The above argument grossly ignores that there are standards of implementation and logic beyond debaters and commentators.\nB: The above argument has the logical error of confused concepts.\nC: The reasons in the above argument are untrue and inconsistent with each other.\nD: The above argument suffers from the logical error of the text is not on the topic.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf I argue with you, can we tell the truth from the false? You and I don't know, and all the others are prejudiced, who shall we ask to judge? Ask people who share your opinion to judge. Since he has the same opinion as you, how can you judge? Please judge with people who have the same views as me. Since he has the same views as me, how can he judge? Please judge people who have different views from you and me. Since they have different views from you and me, how can they judge? So, no winning or losing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most accurately describes the flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The above argument grossly ignores that there are standards of implementation and logic beyond debaters and commentators.\nB: The above argument has the logical error of confused concepts.\nC: The reasons in the above argument are untrue and inconsistent with each other.\nD: The above argument suffers from the logical error of the text is not on the topic.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf I argue with you, can we tell the truth from the false? You and I don't know, and all the others are prejudiced, who shall we ask to judge? Ask people who share your opinion to judge. Since he has the same opinion as you, how can you judge? Please judge with people who have the same views as me. Since he has the same views as me, how can he judge? Please judge people who have different views from you and me. Since they have different views from you and me, how can they judge? So, no winning or losing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most accurately describes the flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The above argument grossly ignores that there are standards of implementation and logic beyond debaters and commentators.\nB: The above argument has the logical error of confused concepts.\nC: The reasons in the above argument are untrue and inconsistent with each other.\nD: The above argument suffers from the logical error of the text is not on the topic.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon risk behaviors refers to an act jointly carried out by two or more actors that endangers the safety of others and results in damage consequences, but the actual perpetrator of the harm cannot be determined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is common risk behaviors?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and his wife and friends out traveling, three people driving in rotation, road accident, Li was seriously injured, fortunately Zhang and his wife did not harm\nB: Xiao Ming, Xiao Jun and Xiao Gang were playing the game of throwing stones together to see who could throw farther. One of the stones thrown hit Xiao Hong, who was playing in the distance, causing her head broken and bleeding\nC: Lao Li was on a business trip, and his old classmates, whom he had not seen for many years, held a banquet to welcome him\nD: Wang mou and Zhao mou partnership theft murder, negative case on the run, the police through meticulous investigation, carefully arranged control, patiently squatting, eventually they will be captured at one stroke\n\n\nThe answer is A",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon risk behaviors refers to an act jointly carried out by two or more actors that endangers the safety of others and results in damage consequences, but the actual perpetrator of the harm cannot be determined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is common risk behaviors?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and his wife and friends out traveling, three people driving in rotation, road accident, Li was seriously injured, fortunately Zhang and his wife did not harm\nB: Xiao Ming, Xiao Jun and Xiao Gang were playing the game of throwing stones together to see who could throw farther. One of the stones thrown hit Xiao Hong, who was playing in the distance, causing her head broken and bleeding\nC: Lao Li was on a business trip, and his old classmates, whom he had not seen for many years, held a banquet to welcome him\nD: Wang mou and Zhao mou partnership theft murder, negative case on the run, the police through meticulous investigation, carefully arranged control, patiently squatting, eventually they will be captured at one stroke\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon risk behaviors refers to an act jointly carried out by two or more actors that endangers the safety of others and results in damage consequences, but the actual perpetrator of the harm cannot be determined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is common risk behaviors?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and his wife and friends out traveling, three people driving in rotation, road accident, Li was seriously injured, fortunately Zhang and his wife did not harm\nB: Xiao Ming, Xiao Jun and Xiao Gang were playing the game of throwing stones together to see who could throw farther. One of the stones thrown hit Xiao Hong, who was playing in the distance, causing her head broken and bleeding\nC: Lao Li was on a business trip, and his old classmates, whom he had not seen for many years, held a banquet to welcome him\nD: Wang mou and Zhao mou partnership theft murder, negative case on the run, the police through meticulous investigation, carefully arranged control, patiently squatting, eventually they will be captured at one stroke\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHigh levels of fertilizer and pesticides, needed when farmers try to produce high yields of the same crop year after year, pollute water supplies. Experts ttherefore urge farmers to diversify their crops and to rotate their plantings yearly. To receive governmental price-support benefits for a crop, farmers must have produced that same crop for the past several years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, best support which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The only solution to the problem of water pollution from fertilizers and pesticides is to take farmland out of production.\nB: The rules for governmental support of farm prices work against efforts to reduce water pollution.\nC: Farmers can continue to make a profit by rotating diverse crops, thus reducing costs for chemicals, but not by planting the same crop each year.\nD: New farming techniques will be developed to make it possible for farmers to reduce the application of fertilizers and pesticides.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHigh levels of fertilizer and pesticides, needed when farmers try to produce high yields of the same crop year after year, pollute water supplies. Experts ttherefore urge farmers to diversify their crops and to rotate their plantings yearly. To receive governmental price-support benefits for a crop, farmers must have produced that same crop for the past several years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above, if true, best support which of the following conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The only solution to the problem of water pollution from fertilizers and pesticides is to take farmland out of production.\nB: The rules for governmental support of farm prices work against efforts to reduce water pollution.\nC: Farmers can continue to make a profit by rotating diverse crops, thus reducing costs for chemicals, but not by planting the same crop each year.\nD: New farming techniques will be developed to make it possible for farmers to reduce the application of fertilizers and pesticides.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, which was built in 1968, has a clearance height of 24 meters in the high water area and can theoretically carry ships of up to 3,000 tons. In today's rapid economic development, it has become a building that cuts the Yangtze River in half and obstructs the smooth passage of large ships. The Nanjing Yangtze Bridge must be demolished and rebuilt if the Yangtze's golden waterway is to be fully dredged, a bridge expert has asserted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, casts the greatest doubt on the expert's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: With large ships unable to cross the Bridge, much of the export goods in the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze river have been diverted by road or rail.\nB: 99% of international ships entering the Yangtze River are berthed at ports below Nanjing Bridge, and few large foreign ships are berthed at dozens of foreign trade docks above Nanjing.\nC: It was not enough to demolish the Nanjing Bridge alone. The Yangtze River Bridges built in Wuhu, Tongling, Anqing and other places had a headroom height of 24 meters.\nD: The shipbuilding technology is highly developed, and the 8000-ton class ships designed for the Yangtze River have already sailed directly to Wuhan through Nanjing.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, which was built in 1968, has a clearance height of 24 meters in the high water area and can theoretically carry ships of up to 3,000 tons. In today's rapid economic development, it has become a building that cuts the Yangtze River in half and obstructs the smooth passage of large ships. The Nanjing Yangtze Bridge must be demolished and rebuilt if the Yangtze's golden waterway is to be fully dredged, a bridge expert has asserted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, casts the greatest doubt on the expert's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: With large ships unable to cross the Bridge, much of the export goods in the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze river have been diverted by road or rail.\nB: 99% of international ships entering the Yangtze River are berthed at ports below Nanjing Bridge, and few large foreign ships are berthed at dozens of foreign trade docks above Nanjing.\nC: It was not enough to demolish the Nanjing Bridge alone. The Yangtze River Bridges built in Wuhu, Tongling, Anqing and other places had a headroom height of 24 meters.\nD: The shipbuilding technology is highly developed, and the 8000-ton class ships designed for the Yangtze River have already sailed directly to Wuhan through Nanjing.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, which was built in 1968, has a clearance height of 24 meters in the high water area and can theoretically carry ships of up to 3,000 tons. In today's rapid economic development, it has become a building that cuts the Yangtze River in half and obstructs the smooth passage of large ships. The Nanjing Yangtze Bridge must be demolished and rebuilt if the Yangtze's golden waterway is to be fully dredged, a bridge expert has asserted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, casts the greatest doubt on the expert's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: With large ships unable to cross the Bridge, much of the export goods in the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze river have been diverted by road or rail.\nB: 99% of international ships entering the Yangtze River are berthed at ports below Nanjing Bridge, and few large foreign ships are berthed at dozens of foreign trade docks above Nanjing.\nC: It was not enough to demolish the Nanjing Bridge alone. The Yangtze River Bridges built in Wuhu, Tongling, Anqing and other places had a headroom height of 24 meters.\nD: The shipbuilding technology is highly developed, and the 8000-ton class ships designed for the Yangtze River have already sailed directly to Wuhan through Nanjing.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperiential advertising: refers to the advertising method that allows consumers to participate in product trials, feel the product quality, unknowingly accept and trust the product.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not experiential ads?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the entrance of a subway, passers-by will get paper towels for free, and the paper towel packaging bag has the advertising information of a new development\nB: In a large supermarket, a salesman is distributing an orange juice drink newly developed by a juice company to customers for free tasting\nC: Just add a cosmetics company's WeChat account and send I want to try, and you can get a free trial pack of its new face mask\nD: After the news spread that a well-known furniture chain company opened a new experience hall in a bustling urban area, it was overcrowded for a while\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperiential advertising: refers to the advertising method that allows consumers to participate in product trials, feel the product quality, unknowingly accept and trust the product.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not experiential ads?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the entrance of a subway, passers-by will get paper towels for free, and the paper towel packaging bag has the advertising information of a new development\nB: In a large supermarket, a salesman is distributing an orange juice drink newly developed by a juice company to customers for free tasting\nC: Just add a cosmetics company's WeChat account and send I want to try, and you can get a free trial pack of its new face mask\nD: After the news spread that a well-known furniture chain company opened a new experience hall in a bustling urban area, it was overcrowded for a while\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJob enlargement refers to the increase in the number or variety of work tasks at the horizontal level, so that the work is diversified. Job enrichment refers to giving employees more complex, more serialized work vertically and giving them more control.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following falls belongs to job enlargement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The guy in the cafeteria rotates work in the pasta, salad, vegetable, drink and dessert department\nB: The staff of the postal department has increased from only sorting mail to the postal department.\nC: In a transmission data system company, employees can often propose jobs they like and then transfer to new positions\nD: At a research institute, a department head told her subordinates that as long as they were within the budget and legal, they could do any research they wanted.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJob enlargement refers to the increase in the number or variety of work tasks at the horizontal level, so that the work is diversified. Job enrichment refers to giving employees more complex, more serialized work vertically and giving them more control.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following falls belongs to job enlargement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The guy in the cafeteria rotates work in the pasta, salad, vegetable, drink and dessert department\nB: The staff of the postal department has increased from only sorting mail to the postal department.\nC: In a transmission data system company, employees can often propose jobs they like and then transfer to new positions\nD: At a research institute, a department head told her subordinates that as long as they were within the budget and legal, they could do any research they wanted.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJob enlargement refers to the increase in the number or variety of work tasks at the horizontal level, so that the work is diversified. Job enrichment refers to giving employees more complex, more serialized work vertically and giving them more control.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following falls belongs to job enlargement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The guy in the cafeteria rotates work in the pasta, salad, vegetable, drink and dessert department\nB: The staff of the postal department has increased from only sorting mail to the postal department.\nC: In a transmission data system company, employees can often propose jobs they like and then transfer to new positions\nD: At a research institute, a department head told her subordinates that as long as they were within the budget and legal, they could do any research they wanted.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who claim that governments should not continue to devote resources to space exploration are wrong. Although most people' s lives are relatively unaffected by the direct consequences of space exploration, many modern technologies that have a tremendous impact on daily life -- e. g. , fiber optics, computers, and lasers -- are unexpected consequences of it. Society might have missed the benefits of these technologies if governments had not devoted resources to space exploration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the principle underlying the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Governments should continue to support those projects that have, in the past, produced unintended benefits.\nB: Governments should not be prevented from allocating resources to projects whose intended consequences do not directly benefit most people.\nC: One can never underestimate the beneficial consequences of government support of ambitious technological undertakings.\nD: The less practical the goal of a government- supported project, the more unexpected the consequences of that project.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who claim that governments should not continue to devote resources to space exploration are wrong. Although most people' s lives are relatively unaffected by the direct consequences of space exploration, many modern technologies that have a tremendous impact on daily life -- e. g. , fiber optics, computers, and lasers -- are unexpected consequences of it. Society might have missed the benefits of these technologies if governments had not devoted resources to space exploration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the principle underlying the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Governments should continue to support those projects that have, in the past, produced unintended benefits.\nB: Governments should not be prevented from allocating resources to projects whose intended consequences do not directly benefit most people.\nC: One can never underestimate the beneficial consequences of government support of ambitious technological undertakings.\nD: The less practical the goal of a government- supported project, the more unexpected the consequences of that project.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who claim that governments should not continue to devote resources to space exploration are wrong. Although most people' s lives are relatively unaffected by the direct consequences of space exploration, many modern technologies that have a tremendous impact on daily life -- e. g. , fiber optics, computers, and lasers -- are unexpected consequences of it. Society might have missed the benefits of these technologies if governments had not devoted resources to space exploration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the principle underlying the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Governments should continue to support those projects that have, in the past, produced unintended benefits.\nB: Governments should not be prevented from allocating resources to projects whose intended consequences do not directly benefit most people.\nC: One can never underestimate the beneficial consequences of government support of ambitious technological undertakings.\nD: The less practical the goal of a government- supported project, the more unexpected the consequences of that project.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf absolute fairness is implemented, it will inevitably lead to distribution according to work; If distribution according to work, there will be inequality between the rich and the poor; Only by equalizing the rich and the poor can absolute fairness be implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Distribution according to work must be implemented\nB: Distribution on demand must be implemented\nC: Absolute fairness must be implemented\nD: Can not implement absolute fairness\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf absolute fairness is implemented, it will inevitably lead to distribution according to work; If distribution according to work, there will be inequality between the rich and the poor; Only by equalizing the rich and the poor can absolute fairness be implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Distribution according to work must be implemented\nB: Distribution on demand must be implemented\nC: Absolute fairness must be implemented\nD: Can not implement absolute fairness\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf absolute fairness is implemented, it will inevitably lead to distribution according to work; If distribution according to work, there will be inequality between the rich and the poor; Only by equalizing the rich and the poor can absolute fairness be implemented.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Distribution according to work must be implemented\nB: Distribution on demand must be implemented\nC: Absolute fairness must be implemented\nD: Can not implement absolute fairness\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConformity behavior means that individuals give up their own opinions, change their original attitudes, and adopt behaviors consistent with the majority under the pressure of the group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a conformity behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the driver of a car encounters a red light at an intersection, he will consciously stop the car and wait for the green light signal.\nB: In a working meeting, although Zhang did not agree with a proposal, he also raised his hand to agree because everyone else here agreed.\nC: The class organized a spring outing. A few students in the class proposed to go to Taohua Island. Most of the students have never been there. With the insistence of a few students, everyone unanimously decided to go there.\nD: Wang accidentally joined a reactionary faction and became a member of the rogue gang. Under the intimidation of the leader, he was forced to do bad things with other people without his conscience.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConformity behavior means that individuals give up their own opinions, change their original attitudes, and adopt behaviors consistent with the majority under the pressure of the group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a conformity behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the driver of a car encounters a red light at an intersection, he will consciously stop the car and wait for the green light signal.\nB: In a working meeting, although Zhang did not agree with a proposal, he also raised his hand to agree because everyone else here agreed.\nC: The class organized a spring outing. A few students in the class proposed to go to Taohua Island. Most of the students have never been there. With the insistence of a few students, everyone unanimously decided to go there.\nD: Wang accidentally joined a reactionary faction and became a member of the rogue gang. Under the intimidation of the leader, he was forced to do bad things with other people without his conscience.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConformity behavior means that individuals give up their own opinions, change their original attitudes, and adopt behaviors consistent with the majority under the pressure of the group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a conformity behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the driver of a car encounters a red light at an intersection, he will consciously stop the car and wait for the green light signal.\nB: In a working meeting, although Zhang did not agree with a proposal, he also raised his hand to agree because everyone else here agreed.\nC: The class organized a spring outing. A few students in the class proposed to go to Taohua Island. Most of the students have never been there. With the insistence of a few students, everyone unanimously decided to go there.\nD: Wang accidentally joined a reactionary faction and became a member of the rogue gang. Under the intimidation of the leader, he was forced to do bad things with other people without his conscience.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConformity behavior means that individuals give up their own opinions, change their original attitudes, and adopt behaviors consistent with the majority under the pressure of the group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a conformity behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the driver of a car encounters a red light at an intersection, he will consciously stop the car and wait for the green light signal.\nB: In a working meeting, although Zhang did not agree with a proposal, he also raised his hand to agree because everyone else here agreed.\nC: The class organized a spring outing. A few students in the class proposed to go to Taohua Island. Most of the students have never been there. With the insistence of a few students, everyone unanimously decided to go there.\nD: Wang accidentally joined a reactionary faction and became a member of the rogue gang. Under the intimidation of the leader, he was forced to do bad things with other people without his conscience.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTaste buds were the primary tool early humans used for testing foods. Sour taste warns of possible spoilage of food while bitterness is a warning of many poisons. Early humans also recognized sweet foods and salty foods as meeting nutritional needs. So the fact that people can now clearly distinguish these four tastes-sour, bitter, sweet, and salty-is completely explained by people' s use of taste to test for the healthfulness of foods.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: takes a necessary condition for the truth of its conclusion to be sufficient to justify that conclusion\nB: takes what might be only a partial explanation of a phenomenon to be the complete explanation\nC: fails to consider that many people associate foods more with their smells than with their tastes\nD: fails to consider that some nutritious foods are bitter when raw but not after being cooked\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTaste buds were the primary tool early humans used for testing foods. Sour taste warns of possible spoilage of food while bitterness is a warning of many poisons. Early humans also recognized sweet foods and salty foods as meeting nutritional needs. So the fact that people can now clearly distinguish these four tastes-sour, bitter, sweet, and salty-is completely explained by people' s use of taste to test for the healthfulness of foods.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: takes a necessary condition for the truth of its conclusion to be sufficient to justify that conclusion\nB: takes what might be only a partial explanation of a phenomenon to be the complete explanation\nC: fails to consider that many people associate foods more with their smells than with their tastes\nD: fails to consider that some nutritious foods are bitter when raw but not after being cooked\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTaste buds were the primary tool early humans used for testing foods. Sour taste warns of possible spoilage of food while bitterness is a warning of many poisons. Early humans also recognized sweet foods and salty foods as meeting nutritional needs. So the fact that people can now clearly distinguish these four tastes-sour, bitter, sweet, and salty-is completely explained by people' s use of taste to test for the healthfulness of foods.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: takes a necessary condition for the truth of its conclusion to be sufficient to justify that conclusion\nB: takes what might be only a partial explanation of a phenomenon to be the complete explanation\nC: fails to consider that many people associate foods more with their smells than with their tastes\nD: fails to consider that some nutritious foods are bitter when raw but not after being cooked\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA newspaper with a very large circulation actually ceased publication. The reason is that its readers are older men with low socioeconomic status. This group of people has low spending power, so the advertising effect is very unsatisfactory, which makes advertisers lose confidence in it. Without advertisers, it can no longer run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Circulation is not the only condition for newspapers to strive for advertising revenue.\nB: Newspaper circulation is not attractive to advertisers.\nC: Women prefer advertising to men.\nD: Relying on advertising revenue to run a newspaper is not conducive to the development of the newspaper industry.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA newspaper with a very large circulation actually ceased publication. The reason is that its readers are older men with low socioeconomic status. This group of people has low spending power, so the advertising effect is very unsatisfactory, which makes advertisers lose confidence in it. Without advertisers, it can no longer run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Circulation is not the only condition for newspapers to strive for advertising revenue.\nB: Newspaper circulation is not attractive to advertisers.\nC: Women prefer advertising to men.\nD: Relying on advertising revenue to run a newspaper is not conducive to the development of the newspaper industry.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA newspaper with a very large circulation actually ceased publication. The reason is that its readers are older men with low socioeconomic status. This group of people has low spending power, so the advertising effect is very unsatisfactory, which makes advertisers lose confidence in it. Without advertisers, it can no longer run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Circulation is not the only condition for newspapers to strive for advertising revenue.\nB: Newspaper circulation is not attractive to advertisers.\nC: Women prefer advertising to men.\nD: Relying on advertising revenue to run a newspaper is not conducive to the development of the newspaper industry.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists from the University of York and the University of Manchester in England have found the remains of a human house with a history of more than 10,000 years in Starka, North Yorkshire. Dating results show that it is a round wooden hut about 3.5 meters high, which existed in 8500 BC and is at least 500 years earlier than the oldest house previously found in Britain. Archaeologists also found a wooden platform and the trunk of a well-preserved tree nearby. In addition, they also found ornaments of processed antlers, indicating that people at that time already had some ceremonial activities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The wooden platform is the workplace where human beings build small wooden houses.\nB: At that time, the British already had a relatively stable address, rather than the previously thought of unsettled hunters.\nC: Humans are gregarious animals, and there are more wooden houses waiting to be discovered nearby.\nD: Only when ceremonial activities are held will the ornaments of processed antlers appear.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGuidebook writer: I have visited hotels throughout the country and have noticed that in those built before 1930 the quality of the original carpentry work is generally superior to that in hotels built afterward. Clearly carpenters working on hotels before 1930 typically worked with more skill, care, and effort than carpenters who have worked on hotels built subsequently.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the guidebook writer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The better the quality of original carpentry in a building, the less likely that building is to fall into disuse and be demolished.\nB: The quality of original carpentry in hotels is generally far superior to the quality of original carpentry in other structures, such as houses and stores.\nC: The average length of apprenticeship for carpenters has declined significantly since 1930.\nD: The materials available to carpenters working before 1930 were not significantly different in quality from the materials available to carpenters working after 1930.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe star-nosed mole has a nose that ends in a pair of several-pointed stars, or tentacles that are crucial for hunting, as moles are poor-sighted. These tentacles contain receptors that detect electric fields produced by other animals, enabling the moles to detect and catch suitable prey such as worms and insects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both worms and insects produce electric fields.\nB: Only animals that hunt have noses with tentacles that detect electric fields.\nC: The star-nosed mole does not produce an electric field.\nD: The star-nosed mole does not rely at all on its sense of smell when hunting.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe star-nosed mole has a nose that ends in a pair of several-pointed stars, or tentacles that are crucial for hunting, as moles are poor-sighted. These tentacles contain receptors that detect electric fields produced by other animals, enabling the moles to detect and catch suitable prey such as worms and insects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both worms and insects produce electric fields.\nB: Only animals that hunt have noses with tentacles that detect electric fields.\nC: The star-nosed mole does not produce an electric field.\nD: The star-nosed mole does not rely at all on its sense of smell when hunting.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe star-nosed mole has a nose that ends in a pair of several-pointed stars, or tentacles that are crucial for hunting, as moles are poor-sighted. These tentacles contain receptors that detect electric fields produced by other animals, enabling the moles to detect and catch suitable prey such as worms and insects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Both worms and insects produce electric fields.\nB: Only animals that hunt have noses with tentacles that detect electric fields.\nC: The star-nosed mole does not produce an electric field.\nD: The star-nosed mole does not rely at all on its sense of smell when hunting.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nComputer programmers who work in front of computer screens for a long time are prone to myopia. In order to help these people prevent and alleviate myopia, the company has issued brochures for employees to teach them some ways to prevent and treat myopia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best question the effectiveness of the above publicity?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who don't often work in front of a computer may also suffer from myopia\nB: The methods of prevention and treatment of myopia vary from person to person\nC: Prevention and treatment of myopia need the guidance of ophthalmologists\nD: It is difficult to prevent and treat myopia\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntagonism is a common sensory change phenomenon, which refers to the phenomenon that the presence of one odorous substance weakens the taste characteristics of another odorant.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not exhibit antagonism?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding a small amount of citric acid to orange juice will reduce the sweetness, and adding sugar will reduce the sour taste\nB: Saccharin has a bitter taste. Adding a small amount of sodium glutamate to saccharin can significantly alleviate the bitter taste\nC: After taking sodium chloride and quinine at the same time, drinking water will have a slightly sweet feeling\nD: After eating sour sambal, and then eating sour food, you will not taste the sour taste\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntagonism is a common sensory change phenomenon, which refers to the phenomenon that the presence of one odorous substance weakens the taste characteristics of another odorant.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not exhibit antagonism?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding a small amount of citric acid to orange juice will reduce the sweetness, and adding sugar will reduce the sour taste\nB: Saccharin has a bitter taste. Adding a small amount of sodium glutamate to saccharin can significantly alleviate the bitter taste\nC: After taking sodium chloride and quinine at the same time, drinking water will have a slightly sweet feeling\nD: After eating sour sambal, and then eating sour food, you will not taste the sour taste\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: An arrest made by a Midville police officer is provisional until the officer has taken the suspect to the police station and the watch commander has officially approved the arrest. Such approval is denied if the commander judges that the evidence on which the provisional arrest is based is insufficient. A government efficiency expert has observed that almost all provisional arrests meet the standards for adequacy of evidence that the watch commanders enforce . The expert has ttherefore recommended that because the officers' time spent obtaining approval is largely wasted , the watch commander' s approval no longer be required. This recommendation should be rejected as dangerous, however, since there is no assurance that the watch commanders' standards will continue to be observed once approval is no longer required.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the editorial, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an observation that the editorial disputes; the second is a conclusion that was drawn from that observation.\nB: The first is a finding that was used in support of a proposal that the editorial opposes; the second is a judgment that was based on that finding and in turn was used to support the proposal.\nC: The first is a conclusion, the evidence for which the editorial evaluates; the second is part of the evidence cited in favor of that conclusion.\nD: The first is a finding introduced to support the main conclusion of the editorial; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: An arrest made by a Midville police officer is provisional until the officer has taken the suspect to the police station and the watch commander has officially approved the arrest. Such approval is denied if the commander judges that the evidence on which the provisional arrest is based is insufficient. A government efficiency expert has observed that almost all provisional arrests meet the standards for adequacy of evidence that the watch commanders enforce . The expert has ttherefore recommended that because the officers' time spent obtaining approval is largely wasted , the watch commander' s approval no longer be required. This recommendation should be rejected as dangerous, however, since there is no assurance that the watch commanders' standards will continue to be observed once approval is no longer required.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the editorial, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an observation that the editorial disputes; the second is a conclusion that was drawn from that observation.\nB: The first is a finding that was used in support of a proposal that the editorial opposes; the second is a judgment that was based on that finding and in turn was used to support the proposal.\nC: The first is a conclusion, the evidence for which the editorial evaluates; the second is part of the evidence cited in favor of that conclusion.\nD: The first is a finding introduced to support the main conclusion of the editorial; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: An arrest made by a Midville police officer is provisional until the officer has taken the suspect to the police station and the watch commander has officially approved the arrest. Such approval is denied if the commander judges that the evidence on which the provisional arrest is based is insufficient. A government efficiency expert has observed that almost all provisional arrests meet the standards for adequacy of evidence that the watch commanders enforce . The expert has ttherefore recommended that because the officers' time spent obtaining approval is largely wasted , the watch commander' s approval no longer be required. This recommendation should be rejected as dangerous, however, since there is no assurance that the watch commanders' standards will continue to be observed once approval is no longer required.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the editorial, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an observation that the editorial disputes; the second is a conclusion that was drawn from that observation.\nB: The first is a finding that was used in support of a proposal that the editorial opposes; the second is a judgment that was based on that finding and in turn was used to support the proposal.\nC: The first is a conclusion, the evidence for which the editorial evaluates; the second is part of the evidence cited in favor of that conclusion.\nD: The first is a finding introduced to support the main conclusion of the editorial; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRelated marketing means that businesses find the relevance of the marketing content of products and brands through the integration of resources, so as to achieve deep and multifaceted guidance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not reflect related marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main product of a sporting goods store is swimsuit, which is also sold with sunscreen, sunglasses and sunhats next to the swimsuit area\nB: By building an experience space, a TV manufacturer can make customers feel the visual experience brought by the LCD screen, so as to promote the sales of TV sets\nC: A mother and baby website speculates the age of the child according to the children's diapers purchased by the customer, so as to recommend more products that children of this age need to use on the shopping page\nD: The best-selling product of a clothing company is a kind of round-neck T-shirt with a certain pattern. at the same time, the company also produces V-collar T-shirt and vertical-collar T-shirt with this pattern, which also sells well\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRelated marketing means that businesses find the relevance of the marketing content of products and brands through the integration of resources, so as to achieve deep and multifaceted guidance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not reflect related marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main product of a sporting goods store is swimsuit, which is also sold with sunscreen, sunglasses and sunhats next to the swimsuit area\nB: By building an experience space, a TV manufacturer can make customers feel the visual experience brought by the LCD screen, so as to promote the sales of TV sets\nC: A mother and baby website speculates the age of the child according to the children's diapers purchased by the customer, so as to recommend more products that children of this age need to use on the shopping page\nD: The best-selling product of a clothing company is a kind of round-neck T-shirt with a certain pattern. at the same time, the company also produces V-collar T-shirt and vertical-collar T-shirt with this pattern, which also sells well\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRelated marketing means that businesses find the relevance of the marketing content of products and brands through the integration of resources, so as to achieve deep and multifaceted guidance.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not reflect related marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: The main product of a sporting goods store is swimsuit, which is also sold with sunscreen, sunglasses and sunhats next to the swimsuit area\nB: By building an experience space, a TV manufacturer can make customers feel the visual experience brought by the LCD screen, so as to promote the sales of TV sets\nC: A mother and baby website speculates the age of the child according to the children's diapers purchased by the customer, so as to recommend more products that children of this age need to use on the shopping page\nD: The best-selling product of a clothing company is a kind of round-neck T-shirt with a certain pattern. at the same time, the company also produces V-collar T-shirt and vertical-collar T-shirt with this pattern, which also sells well\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenators have long held a view of all newspapers that no real work of art is obscene, so there is no conflict between the need to encourage free artistic expression and the need to protect the public from obscene works. When people cite masterpieces that are generally considered obscene as possible counterexamples, the senator believes that if they are indeed obscene, then they cannot be works of art. In order to determine that the above principle is correct.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following mistakes does the senator's reasoning contain?\n\nOptions:\nA: He tried to persuade emotionally rather than rationally\nB: It contains a hidden contradiction\nC: It relies on the authoritative claims of a senator\nD: It assumes that it's going to prove it\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenators have long held a view of all newspapers that no real work of art is obscene, so there is no conflict between the need to encourage free artistic expression and the need to protect the public from obscene works. When people cite masterpieces that are generally considered obscene as possible counterexamples, the senator believes that if they are indeed obscene, then they cannot be works of art. In order to determine that the above principle is correct.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following mistakes does the senator's reasoning contain?\n\nOptions:\nA: He tried to persuade emotionally rather than rationally\nB: It contains a hidden contradiction\nC: It relies on the authoritative claims of a senator\nD: It assumes that it's going to prove it\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSenators have long held a view of all newspapers that no real work of art is obscene, so there is no conflict between the need to encourage free artistic expression and the need to protect the public from obscene works. When people cite masterpieces that are generally considered obscene as possible counterexamples, the senator believes that if they are indeed obscene, then they cannot be works of art. In order to determine that the above principle is correct.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following mistakes does the senator's reasoning contain?\n\nOptions:\nA: He tried to persuade emotionally rather than rationally\nB: It contains a hidden contradiction\nC: It relies on the authoritative claims of a senator\nD: It assumes that it's going to prove it\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to research by authoritative national scientific research institutions, a certain brand of health food currently on the market does not contain ingredients that improve human body functions and enhance individual immunity. However, the survey results show that many people with weak health are buying and taking the brand. After a period of health food, physical fitness has improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most helpful to explain the above contradiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of health food has a certain time lag\nB: Many healthy people have improved their physique after taking health foods\nC: Most people who buy this brand of health products have better financial conditions\nD: People who take health care products also start to pay attention to health in other aspects of life\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to research by authoritative national scientific research institutions, a certain brand of health food currently on the market does not contain ingredients that improve human body functions and enhance individual immunity. However, the survey results show that many people with weak health are buying and taking the brand. After a period of health food, physical fitness has improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most helpful to explain the above contradiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of health food has a certain time lag\nB: Many healthy people have improved their physique after taking health foods\nC: Most people who buy this brand of health products have better financial conditions\nD: People who take health care products also start to pay attention to health in other aspects of life\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to research by authoritative national scientific research institutions, a certain brand of health food currently on the market does not contain ingredients that improve human body functions and enhance individual immunity. However, the survey results show that many people with weak health are buying and taking the brand. After a period of health food, physical fitness has improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most helpful to explain the above contradiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of health food has a certain time lag\nB: Many healthy people have improved their physique after taking health foods\nC: Most people who buy this brand of health products have better financial conditions\nD: People who take health care products also start to pay attention to health in other aspects of life\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural resources refer to the general term for all materials and energy that can be used in agriculture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the agricultural resource?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more than 4000 plant resources in Chongqing. There are five main types of natural vegetation, broad-leaved forest, coniferous forest, bamboo forest, thicket and savanna. The subtropical broad-leaved forest is the main vegetation type.\nB: Tobacco is the second largest type of economic crop in Henan Province after cotton. Its total output has always been the first in the country and it is the largest tobacco production base in the country.\nC: The famous specialty products of Xihu District in Hangzhou City are West Lake longjing tea, jiuqu red plum and west lake water shield.\nD: Taking advantage of local resources, Liuzhou developed daily chemical, paper, sugar, cigarette, textile, pharmaceutical and other industries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural resources refer to the general term for all materials and energy that can be used in agriculture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the agricultural resource?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more than 4000 plant resources in Chongqing. There are five main types of natural vegetation, broad-leaved forest, coniferous forest, bamboo forest, thicket and savanna. The subtropical broad-leaved forest is the main vegetation type.\nB: Tobacco is the second largest type of economic crop in Henan Province after cotton. Its total output has always been the first in the country and it is the largest tobacco production base in the country.\nC: The famous specialty products of Xihu District in Hangzhou City are West Lake longjing tea, jiuqu red plum and west lake water shield.\nD: Taking advantage of local resources, Liuzhou developed daily chemical, paper, sugar, cigarette, textile, pharmaceutical and other industries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural resources refer to the general term for all materials and energy that can be used in agriculture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the agricultural resource?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are more than 4000 plant resources in Chongqing. There are five main types of natural vegetation, broad-leaved forest, coniferous forest, bamboo forest, thicket and savanna. The subtropical broad-leaved forest is the main vegetation type.\nB: Tobacco is the second largest type of economic crop in Henan Province after cotton. Its total output has always been the first in the country and it is the largest tobacco production base in the country.\nC: The famous specialty products of Xihu District in Hangzhou City are West Lake longjing tea, jiuqu red plum and west lake water shield.\nD: Taking advantage of local resources, Liuzhou developed daily chemical, paper, sugar, cigarette, textile, pharmaceutical and other industries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2013, a city science and technology museum sold a total of 30,000 tickets. In 2014, the city's new planetarium and nature museum opened, and a total of 95000 tickets were sold at the three venues that year. This shows that the investment in building planetariums and nature museums is worthwhile, because the number of people who go to these venues to receive popular science education has more than tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, it will most weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planetariums and nature museums usually attract a large number of visitors in their first year of opening\nB: The planetarium and nature museum actually sold fewer tickets than expected\nC: Most visitors to the Science and Technology Museum will also visit the Planetarium and the Museum of Nature\nD: The income from admission tickets alone is far from being able to recover the construction costs of planetariums and nature museums\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2013, a city science and technology museum sold a total of 30,000 tickets. In 2014, the city's new planetarium and nature museum opened, and a total of 95000 tickets were sold at the three venues that year. This shows that the investment in building planetariums and nature museums is worthwhile, because the number of people who go to these venues to receive popular science education has more than tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, it will most weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planetariums and nature museums usually attract a large number of visitors in their first year of opening\nB: The planetarium and nature museum actually sold fewer tickets than expected\nC: Most visitors to the Science and Technology Museum will also visit the Planetarium and the Museum of Nature\nD: The income from admission tickets alone is far from being able to recover the construction costs of planetariums and nature museums\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2013, a city science and technology museum sold a total of 30,000 tickets. In 2014, the city's new planetarium and nature museum opened, and a total of 95000 tickets were sold at the three venues that year. This shows that the investment in building planetariums and nature museums is worthwhile, because the number of people who go to these venues to receive popular science education has more than tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, it will most weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planetariums and nature museums usually attract a large number of visitors in their first year of opening\nB: The planetarium and nature museum actually sold fewer tickets than expected\nC: Most visitors to the Science and Technology Museum will also visit the Planetarium and the Museum of Nature\nD: The income from admission tickets alone is far from being able to recover the construction costs of planetariums and nature museums\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2013, a city science and technology museum sold a total of 30,000 tickets. In 2014, the city's new planetarium and nature museum opened, and a total of 95000 tickets were sold at the three venues that year. This shows that the investment in building planetariums and nature museums is worthwhile, because the number of people who go to these venues to receive popular science education has more than tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following statements is true, it will most weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planetariums and nature museums usually attract a large number of visitors in their first year of opening\nB: The planetarium and nature museum actually sold fewer tickets than expected\nC: Most visitors to the Science and Technology Museum will also visit the Planetarium and the Museum of Nature\nD: The income from admission tickets alone is far from being able to recover the construction costs of planetariums and nature museums\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDepartment manager: I'd like to replace the M-type computers in my department with V-type computers. General manager: Why? Department manager: The cost of training new employees to operate V-shaped computers can be reduced by 20%. General manager: But that's not a good enough reason. We can simply hire only those who already know how to use M-type computers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, will most seriously weaken the general manager's opposition to replacing M-type computers with V-computers?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, all employees of the company are required to participate in learning how to use M-type computers with new functions\nB: Once employees have learned how to use computers, they are more likely to change jobs than before\nC: Employees who are proficient in using M-type computers will demand higher income than those who are expected to have no experience in using computers\nD: The average productivity of employees in the general manager's company is lower than that of its competitors\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDepartment manager: I'd like to replace the M-type computers in my department with V-type computers. General manager: Why? Department manager: The cost of training new employees to operate V-shaped computers can be reduced by 20%. General manager: But that's not a good enough reason. We can simply hire only those who already know how to use M-type computers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, will most seriously weaken the general manager's opposition to replacing M-type computers with V-computers?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, all employees of the company are required to participate in learning how to use M-type computers with new functions\nB: Once employees have learned how to use computers, they are more likely to change jobs than before\nC: Employees who are proficient in using M-type computers will demand higher income than those who are expected to have no experience in using computers\nD: The average productivity of employees in the general manager's company is lower than that of its competitors\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy are the brain sizes of some primates larger than other animals? The reason is usually considered to be social behavior, that is, primates live in larger and more complex social groups. In order to better handle various social relationships, they Need a bigger brain.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, the above point of view can't be questioned?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is easier to predict the size of the brain through the dietary characteristics of primates rather than the complexity of the community\nB: Some primates such as orangutans usually live alone, but their brains are also large\nC: The size of the cerebral cortex is not directly related to the size of the brain, but it is very important for primate cognition, spatial reasoning ability, etc\nD: Among primates, fruit-eating animals have larger brains than leaf-eating animals. This is because fruits are more dispersed in time and space, and finding fruits is a more complicated task\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy are the brain sizes of some primates larger than other animals? The reason is usually considered to be social behavior, that is, primates live in larger and more complex social groups. In order to better handle various social relationships, they Need a bigger brain.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, the above point of view can't be questioned?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is easier to predict the size of the brain through the dietary characteristics of primates rather than the complexity of the community\nB: Some primates such as orangutans usually live alone, but their brains are also large\nC: The size of the cerebral cortex is not directly related to the size of the brain, but it is very important for primate cognition, spatial reasoning ability, etc\nD: Among primates, fruit-eating animals have larger brains than leaf-eating animals. This is because fruits are more dispersed in time and space, and finding fruits is a more complicated task\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhy are the brain sizes of some primates larger than other animals? The reason is usually considered to be social behavior, that is, primates live in larger and more complex social groups. In order to better handle various social relationships, they Need a bigger brain.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, the above point of view can't be questioned?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is easier to predict the size of the brain through the dietary characteristics of primates rather than the complexity of the community\nB: Some primates such as orangutans usually live alone, but their brains are also large\nC: The size of the cerebral cortex is not directly related to the size of the brain, but it is very important for primate cognition, spatial reasoning ability, etc\nD: Among primates, fruit-eating animals have larger brains than leaf-eating animals. This is because fruits are more dispersed in time and space, and finding fruits is a more complicated task\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the last pre-election poll in Whippleton, most voters believe that the three problems government needs to address, in order of importance, air pollution, crime, and unemployment. Yet in the election, candidates from parties perceived as strongly against pollution were defeated, while those elected were all from parties with a history of opposing legislation designed to reduce pollution. These results should not be taken to indicate that the poll was inaccurate, however, since __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: some voters in Whippleton do not believe that pollution needs to be reduced\nB: all the candidates who were elected were perceived as being stronger against both crime and unemployment than the candidates who were defeated\nC: many of the people who voted in the election refused to participate in the poll\nD: every candidate who was defeated had a strong antipollution record\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the last pre-election poll in Whippleton, most voters believe that the three problems government needs to address, in order of importance, air pollution, crime, and unemployment. Yet in the election, candidates from parties perceived as strongly against pollution were defeated, while those elected were all from parties with a history of opposing legislation designed to reduce pollution. These results should not be taken to indicate that the poll was inaccurate, however, since __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: some voters in Whippleton do not believe that pollution needs to be reduced\nB: all the candidates who were elected were perceived as being stronger against both crime and unemployment than the candidates who were defeated\nC: many of the people who voted in the election refused to participate in the poll\nD: every candidate who was defeated had a strong antipollution record\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe surfaces of Terracotta Warriors and horses of the Qin Shihuang unearthed in Shaanxi are painted with raw lacquer and color.However, after the terracotta warriors and horses are unearthed, the raw lacquer paint on the surface will warp and curl quickly, causing the whole color painting layer to fall off.This provides important information for the study of the clothing color of soldiers in the Qin Dynasty.Therefore, it must be protected by two methods of protective solution and monomer infiltration, otherwise it can not be used for research. Once these two methods are used to protect the terracotta warriors and horses, it will destroy all the information that researchers may get about the techniques of color painting in the Qin Dynasty.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: After taking protective measures, the Qin terracotta warriors and horses can only provide information on the clothing color of the soldiers of the Qin Dynasty.\nB: A terracotta warrior and horses for the study of the clothes of soldiers in the Qin Dynasty cannot be a new source of information about the techniques of color painting in the Qin Dynasty.\nC: The terracotta warriors and horses of the Qin Dynasty are the only source of information about the techniques of color painting in the Qin Dynasty.\nD: A terracotta warrior and horses without protective measures can provide more information than a terracotta warrior and horses after taking protective measures.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of applications for teaching positions in Newtown' s public schools was 5. 7 percent lower in 1993 than in 1985 and 5. 9 percent lower in 1994 than in 1985. Despite a steadily growing student population and an increasing number of teacher resignations, however, Newtown does not face a teacher shortage in the late 1990' s.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would contribute most to an explanation of the apparent discrepancy above?\n\nOptions:\nA: New housing developments planned for Newtown are slated for occupancy in 1997 and are expected to increase the number of elementary school students in Newtown's public schools by 12 percent.\nB: In 1993 Newtown's public schools received 40 percent more applications for teaching positions than there were positions available.\nC: The Newtown school board does not contemplate increasing the ratio of students to teachers in the 1990's.\nD: Teachers' colleges in and near Newtown produced fewer graduates in 1994 than in 1993.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood additives are an important part of the modern food industry. The use of food additives in accordance with regulations is harmless to the human body, and can improve the quality of food, and play the role of antiseptic and fresh-keeping. It is precisely because of the development of food additives that a large number of convenience foods have brought great convenience to people's lives. Without food additives, most foods are either unsightly, unpalatable or difficult to keep fresh, or are expensive.\n\nQuestion:\nIf any of the followings is true, which of the followings best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Food additives are as old as human civilization, such as the brine used to order tofu\nB: If no additives are used, food can cause food poisoning due to the action of microorganisms\nC: Claiming that there are no food additives is often a gimmick created by businesses to cater to consumers' psychology\nD: Melamine is also an additive, which can be used as a superplasticizer in cement\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood additives are an important part of the modern food industry. The use of food additives in accordance with regulations is harmless to the human body, and can improve the quality of food, and play the role of antiseptic and fresh-keeping. It is precisely because of the development of food additives that a large number of convenience foods have brought great convenience to people's lives. Without food additives, most foods are either unsightly, unpalatable or difficult to keep fresh, or are expensive.\n\nQuestion:\nIf any of the followings is true, which of the followings best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Food additives are as old as human civilization, such as the brine used to order tofu\nB: If no additives are used, food can cause food poisoning due to the action of microorganisms\nC: Claiming that there are no food additives is often a gimmick created by businesses to cater to consumers' psychology\nD: Melamine is also an additive, which can be used as a superplasticizer in cement\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the characteristics of spotted geese in flight is that they often fly in a certain formation, and the birds behind usually fly behind the side of the previous bird, so they have a common human formation. Some researchers believe that this formation can reduce air resistance and flight energy consumption, but opponents believe that if it is to reduce resistance, birds should choose a straight line formation, because one flight after another can minimize the air resistance that followers need to overcome.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, which of the following options most questions the opponent's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the flight, the leading geese will change positions with their rear companions from time to time, otherwise they will easily be exhausted.\nB: When flying, the spotted geese deviate from their companions in front of them, which can not minimize the air resistance, but can greatly reduce the physical energy consumption required for ascent.\nC: Spotted geese will have the need to determine the direction when flying, so they will not always fly in the shape of human.\nD: In speed skating competitions, athletes often advance in the shape of people. One athlete is in the front, followed by three others, and the last three players benefit from reduced resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the characteristics of spotted geese in flight is that they often fly in a certain formation, and the birds behind usually fly behind the side of the previous bird, so they have a common human formation. Some researchers believe that this formation can reduce air resistance and flight energy consumption, but opponents believe that if it is to reduce resistance, birds should choose a straight line formation, because one flight after another can minimize the air resistance that followers need to overcome.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which of the following is true, which of the following options most questions the opponent's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the flight, the leading geese will change positions with their rear companions from time to time, otherwise they will easily be exhausted.\nB: When flying, the spotted geese deviate from their companions in front of them, which can not minimize the air resistance, but can greatly reduce the physical energy consumption required for ascent.\nC: Spotted geese will have the need to determine the direction when flying, so they will not always fly in the shape of human.\nD: In speed skating competitions, athletes often advance in the shape of people. One athlete is in the front, followed by three others, and the last three players benefit from reduced resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of space-based satellites to study environmental conditions on Earth is an important development in the conservation movement' s history. Environmental problems may now be observed long before they otherwise would be noticed, allowing for intervention before they reach the crisis stage. It is no wonder that environmentalists fail to consider both that spacecraft may damage the ozone layer and that this damage could be serious enough to warrant discontinuing spaceflight.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: People tend to ignore possible objectionable consequences of actions that support their activities.\nB: Attempts to employ technology often have unforeseen consequences that may be negative.\nC: Technology usually has at least some negative impact on the environment, even if it is largely beneficial.\nD: A negative consequence of an activity may be outweighed by its great positive consequences.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of space-based satellites to study environmental conditions on Earth is an important development in the conservation movement' s history. Environmental problems may now be observed long before they otherwise would be noticed, allowing for intervention before they reach the crisis stage. It is no wonder that environmentalists fail to consider both that spacecraft may damage the ozone layer and that this damage could be serious enough to warrant discontinuing spaceflight.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: People tend to ignore possible objectionable consequences of actions that support their activities.\nB: Attempts to employ technology often have unforeseen consequences that may be negative.\nC: Technology usually has at least some negative impact on the environment, even if it is largely beneficial.\nD: A negative consequence of an activity may be outweighed by its great positive consequences.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of space-based satellites to study environmental conditions on Earth is an important development in the conservation movement' s history. Environmental problems may now be observed long before they otherwise would be noticed, allowing for intervention before they reach the crisis stage. It is no wonder that environmentalists fail to consider both that spacecraft may damage the ozone layer and that this damage could be serious enough to warrant discontinuing spaceflight.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning above most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: People tend to ignore possible objectionable consequences of actions that support their activities.\nB: Attempts to employ technology often have unforeseen consequences that may be negative.\nC: Technology usually has at least some negative impact on the environment, even if it is largely beneficial.\nD: A negative consequence of an activity may be outweighed by its great positive consequences.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTime is the most unbiased, giving anyone 24 hours a day; time is also the most biased, giving no one 24 hours a day.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point supported by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hurry up so that you can not waste your time\nB: For those who do not cherish time, 24 hours is only 24 hours\nC: People who cherish their time can make good use of their time\nD: In a sense, everyone's time is different\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDavid is a senior CEO who has made up his mind to go to the company with the best treatment. Huizhong and Cantor are interested in hiring him, and the two companies are treated the same in other respects, except for a slight difference in salary. The terms offered by Huizhong Company are: a half-year salary of US $500000 and an increase of US $50, 000 per half-year. Kantuo's condition is an annual salary of US $1 million and an annual salary increase of US $200000.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings correctly describes David's choice?\n\nOptions:\nA: David will go to Cantor because he will get an extra $150000 in two years.\nB: David will go to Huizhong because he will get an extra $50, 000 a year.\nC: David will go to Cantor because he will have an extra $50,000 a year.\nD: David will go to Huizhong because he will have an extra $70,000 a year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDavid is a senior CEO who has made up his mind to go to the company with the best treatment. Huizhong and Cantor are interested in hiring him, and the two companies are treated the same in other respects, except for a slight difference in salary. The terms offered by Huizhong Company are: a half-year salary of US $500000 and an increase of US $50, 000 per half-year. Kantuo's condition is an annual salary of US $1 million and an annual salary increase of US $200000.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings correctly describes David's choice?\n\nOptions:\nA: David will go to Cantor because he will get an extra $150000 in two years.\nB: David will go to Huizhong because he will get an extra $50, 000 a year.\nC: David will go to Cantor because he will have an extra $50,000 a year.\nD: David will go to Huizhong because he will have an extra $70,000 a year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAutism affects social interaction, language communication, hobbies and other aspects of behavior. Researchers have discovered that if the neuronectin protein in the experimental mice is synthesized too much, it can lead to autism. Therefore, they believe that autism has an important relationship with the amount of neuroconnect protein synthesis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laboratory rats living in groups are less likely to suffer from autism than those living alone\nB: The proportion of male laboratory rats suffering from autism is 5 times that of female laboratory rats\nC: Inhibition of neuronectin protein synthesis can relieve autism symptoms in experimental mice\nD: If the key genes that control protein synthesis in experimental mice are removed, the neuronectin in their bodies will increase\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAutism affects social interaction, language communication, hobbies and other aspects of behavior. Researchers have discovered that if the neuronectin protein in the experimental mice is synthesized too much, it can lead to autism. Therefore, they believe that autism has an important relationship with the amount of neuroconnect protein synthesis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laboratory rats living in groups are less likely to suffer from autism than those living alone\nB: The proportion of male laboratory rats suffering from autism is 5 times that of female laboratory rats\nC: Inhibition of neuronectin protein synthesis can relieve autism symptoms in experimental mice\nD: If the key genes that control protein synthesis in experimental mice are removed, the neuronectin in their bodies will increase\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAutism affects social interaction, language communication, hobbies and other aspects of behavior. Researchers have discovered that if the neuronectin protein in the experimental mice is synthesized too much, it can lead to autism. Therefore, they believe that autism has an important relationship with the amount of neuroconnect protein synthesis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laboratory rats living in groups are less likely to suffer from autism than those living alone\nB: The proportion of male laboratory rats suffering from autism is 5 times that of female laboratory rats\nC: Inhibition of neuronectin protein synthesis can relieve autism symptoms in experimental mice\nD: If the key genes that control protein synthesis in experimental mice are removed, the neuronectin in their bodies will increase\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBackyard gardeners who want to increase the yields of their potato plants should try growing stinging nettles alongside the plants, since stinging nettles attract insects that kill a wide array of insect pests that damage potato plants. It is true that stinging nettles also attract aphids, and that many species of aphids are harmful to potato plants, but that fact in no way contradicts this recommendation, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the types of aphids that stinging nettles attract do not damage potato plants\nB: most aphid species that are harmful to potato plants cause greater harm to other edible food plants\nC: insect pests typically cause less damage to potato plants than other harmful organisms do\nD: stinging nettles require little care and thus are easy to cultivate\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBackyard gardeners who want to increase the yields of their potato plants should try growing stinging nettles alongside the plants, since stinging nettles attract insects that kill a wide array of insect pests that damage potato plants. It is true that stinging nettles also attract aphids, and that many species of aphids are harmful to potato plants, but that fact in no way contradicts this recommendation, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the types of aphids that stinging nettles attract do not damage potato plants\nB: most aphid species that are harmful to potato plants cause greater harm to other edible food plants\nC: insect pests typically cause less damage to potato plants than other harmful organisms do\nD: stinging nettles require little care and thus are easy to cultivate\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBackyard gardeners who want to increase the yields of their potato plants should try growing stinging nettles alongside the plants, since stinging nettles attract insects that kill a wide array of insect pests that damage potato plants. It is true that stinging nettles also attract aphids, and that many species of aphids are harmful to potato plants, but that fact in no way contradicts this recommendation, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the types of aphids that stinging nettles attract do not damage potato plants\nB: most aphid species that are harmful to potato plants cause greater harm to other edible food plants\nC: insect pests typically cause less damage to potato plants than other harmful organisms do\nD: stinging nettles require little care and thus are easy to cultivate\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBy examining fossilized beetles, a research team has produced the most detailed description yet of temperatures in Britain over the past 22, 000 years. Fossils of species that still exist were selected and dated. When individuals of several species found in the same place were found to date to the same period, the known temperature tolerances of the existing beetle species were used to determine the maximum summer temperature that could have existed at that place and period.\n\nQuestion:\nThe procedure of the researchers assumes which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The temperature tolerances of the beetle species did not change significantly during the 22, 000-year period.\nB: Beetles can tolerate warm weather better than cold weather.\nC: The process of dating is more accurate for beetles than for other organisms.\nD: Fossils of different species found in the same place belonged to different period.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year a record number of new manufacturing jobs were created. Will this year bring another record? Well, any new manufacturing job is created either within an existing company or by the start-up of a new company. Within existing firms, new jobs have been created this year at well below last year's record pace. At the same time, there is considerable evidence that the number of new companies starting up will be no higher this year than it was last year and there is no reason to think that the new companies starting up this year will create more jobs per company than did last year's start-ups. So clearly, the number of new jobs created this year will fall short of last year's record. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a generalization that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a conclusion that has been drawn in order to challenge that generalization.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year a record number of new manufacturing jobs were created. Will this year bring another record? Well, any new manufacturing job is created either within an existing company or by the start-up of a new company. Within existing firms, new jobs have been created this year at well below last year's record pace. At the same time, there is considerable evidence that the number of new companies starting up will be no higher this year than it was last year and there is no reason to think that the new companies starting up this year will create more jobs per company than did last year's start-ups. So clearly, the number of new jobs created this year will fall short of last year's record. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a generalization that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a conclusion that has been drawn in order to challenge that generalization.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year a record number of new manufacturing jobs were created. Will this year bring another record? Well, any new manufacturing job is created either within an existing company or by the start-up of a new company. Within existing firms, new jobs have been created this year at well below last year's record pace. At the same time, there is considerable evidence that the number of new companies starting up will be no higher this year than it was last year and there is no reason to think that the new companies starting up this year will create more jobs per company than did last year's start-ups. So clearly, the number of new jobs created this year will fall short of last year's record. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a generalization that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a conclusion that has been drawn in order to challenge that generalization.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year a record number of new manufacturing jobs were created. Will this year bring another record? Well, any new manufacturing job is created either within an existing company or by the start-up of a new company. Within existing firms, new jobs have been created this year at well below last year's record pace. At the same time, there is considerable evidence that the number of new companies starting up will be no higher this year than it was last year and there is no reason to think that the new companies starting up this year will create more jobs per company than did last year's start-ups. So clearly, the number of new jobs created this year will fall short of last year's record. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first is presented as an obvious truth on which the argument is based; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a generalization that the argument seeks to establish; the second is a conclusion that has been drawn in order to challenge that generalization.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher Wang thinks that eating breakfast is harmful to your health. Because eating breakfast leads to a higher peak of cortisol, which in turn leads to abnormal insulin in the body, which can lead to type 2 diabetes. Professor Li thinks that this is not the case. Because high cortisol levels in the morning are only a sign of circadian rhythm, skipping breakfast increases not only the risk of type 2 diabetes, but also the risk of other diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support Professor Li's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who skip breakfast usually lack nutrition and health knowledge and tend to form bad habits.\nB: Nowadays, people are busy at work, go to bed late and get up late, it is difficult to eat breakfast on time and their bodies are often in a state of sub-health.\nC: Often do not eat breakfast, work in the morning in a state of hunger, which is not conducive to blood sugar regulation, easy jujube stomach ulcers, gallstones and other diseases.\nD: People with diabetes who eat the calories they need for the day between 9 and 15:00 can keep their blood sugar levels basically stable.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher Wang thinks that eating breakfast is harmful to your health. Because eating breakfast leads to a higher peak of cortisol, which in turn leads to abnormal insulin in the body, which can lead to type 2 diabetes. Professor Li thinks that this is not the case. Because high cortisol levels in the morning are only a sign of circadian rhythm, skipping breakfast increases not only the risk of type 2 diabetes, but also the risk of other diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support Professor Li's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who skip breakfast usually lack nutrition and health knowledge and tend to form bad habits.\nB: Nowadays, people are busy at work, go to bed late and get up late, it is difficult to eat breakfast on time and their bodies are often in a state of sub-health.\nC: Often do not eat breakfast, work in the morning in a state of hunger, which is not conducive to blood sugar regulation, easy jujube stomach ulcers, gallstones and other diseases.\nD: People with diabetes who eat the calories they need for the day between 9 and 15:00 can keep their blood sugar levels basically stable.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher Wang thinks that eating breakfast is harmful to your health. Because eating breakfast leads to a higher peak of cortisol, which in turn leads to abnormal insulin in the body, which can lead to type 2 diabetes. Professor Li thinks that this is not the case. Because high cortisol levels in the morning are only a sign of circadian rhythm, skipping breakfast increases not only the risk of type 2 diabetes, but also the risk of other diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support Professor Li's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who skip breakfast usually lack nutrition and health knowledge and tend to form bad habits.\nB: Nowadays, people are busy at work, go to bed late and get up late, it is difficult to eat breakfast on time and their bodies are often in a state of sub-health.\nC: Often do not eat breakfast, work in the morning in a state of hunger, which is not conducive to blood sugar regulation, easy jujube stomach ulcers, gallstones and other diseases.\nD: People with diabetes who eat the calories they need for the day between 9 and 15:00 can keep their blood sugar levels basically stable.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher Wang thinks that eating breakfast is harmful to your health. Because eating breakfast leads to a higher peak of cortisol, which in turn leads to abnormal insulin in the body, which can lead to type 2 diabetes. Professor Li thinks that this is not the case. Because high cortisol levels in the morning are only a sign of circadian rhythm, skipping breakfast increases not only the risk of type 2 diabetes, but also the risk of other diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support Professor Li's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who skip breakfast usually lack nutrition and health knowledge and tend to form bad habits.\nB: Nowadays, people are busy at work, go to bed late and get up late, it is difficult to eat breakfast on time and their bodies are often in a state of sub-health.\nC: Often do not eat breakfast, work in the morning in a state of hunger, which is not conducive to blood sugar regulation, easy jujube stomach ulcers, gallstones and other diseases.\nD: People with diabetes who eat the calories they need for the day between 9 and 15:00 can keep their blood sugar levels basically stable.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to the drug resistance problem of artemisinin in some parts of the world in recent years, Tu Youyou and her team have made new breakthroughs in antimalarial mechanism research, causes of drug resistance, adjustment of treatment and other aspects. Recently, a feasible treatment plan to deal with the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin was put forward. New progress has been made in indications such as artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus and going out of scientific research works in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, which has been highly recognized by the World Health Organization and domestic authoritative experts.\n\nQuestion:\nThis is an introduction. Which of the followings is the least likely to be introduced in the next part of the article?\n\nOptions:\nA: A new breakthrough in the research field of drug resistance of artemisinin.\nB: The unique effect of artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus.\nC: The contribution of scientific research works of traditional Chinese medicine to the world.\nD: The cause of the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to the drug resistance problem of artemisinin in some parts of the world in recent years, Tu Youyou and her team have made new breakthroughs in antimalarial mechanism research, causes of drug resistance, adjustment of treatment and other aspects. Recently, a feasible treatment plan to deal with the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin was put forward. New progress has been made in indications such as artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus and going out of scientific research works in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, which has been highly recognized by the World Health Organization and domestic authoritative experts.\n\nQuestion:\nThis is an introduction. Which of the followings is the least likely to be introduced in the next part of the article?\n\nOptions:\nA: A new breakthrough in the research field of drug resistance of artemisinin.\nB: The unique effect of artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus.\nC: The contribution of scientific research works of traditional Chinese medicine to the world.\nD: The cause of the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to the drug resistance problem of artemisinin in some parts of the world in recent years, Tu Youyou and her team have made new breakthroughs in antimalarial mechanism research, causes of drug resistance, adjustment of treatment and other aspects. Recently, a feasible treatment plan to deal with the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin was put forward. New progress has been made in indications such as artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus and going out of scientific research works in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, which has been highly recognized by the World Health Organization and domestic authoritative experts.\n\nQuestion:\nThis is an introduction. Which of the followings is the least likely to be introduced in the next part of the article?\n\nOptions:\nA: A new breakthrough in the research field of drug resistance of artemisinin.\nB: The unique effect of artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus.\nC: The contribution of scientific research works of traditional Chinese medicine to the world.\nD: The cause of the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn response to the drug resistance problem of artemisinin in some parts of the world in recent years, Tu Youyou and her team have made new breakthroughs in antimalarial mechanism research, causes of drug resistance, adjustment of treatment and other aspects. Recently, a feasible treatment plan to deal with the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin was put forward. New progress has been made in indications such as artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus and going out of scientific research works in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, which has been highly recognized by the World Health Organization and domestic authoritative experts.\n\nQuestion:\nThis is an introduction. Which of the followings is the least likely to be introduced in the next part of the article?\n\nOptions:\nA: A new breakthrough in the research field of drug resistance of artemisinin.\nB: The unique effect of artemisinin in the treatment of lupus erythematosus.\nC: The contribution of scientific research works of traditional Chinese medicine to the world.\nD: The cause of the problem of drug resistance of artemisinin.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe market gap maker strategy refers to the relatively weak enterprises in the industry, in order to avoid head-on conflicts with powerful enterprises in the competition, choose unsatisfied market segments and provide special products or services to market segments in order to seek survival and development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the market gap strategy?\n\nOptions:\nA: A small training institution attracts students by reducing tuition fees, free pick-up and so on\nB: An online merchant prints the popular cartoon characters in the market and sells them on water cups and flash drives, and the sales are very good\nC: A newly established cosmetics company specializes in developing and producing skin care products suitable for the elderly, which are scarce in the market\nD: A small clothing manufacturer incorporated the popular elements in this year's market into the design to produce women's wear with high quality and low price\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe market gap maker strategy refers to the relatively weak enterprises in the industry, in order to avoid head-on conflicts with powerful enterprises in the competition, choose unsatisfied market segments and provide special products or services to market segments in order to seek survival and development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the market gap strategy?\n\nOptions:\nA: A small training institution attracts students by reducing tuition fees, free pick-up and so on\nB: An online merchant prints the popular cartoon characters in the market and sells them on water cups and flash drives, and the sales are very good\nC: A newly established cosmetics company specializes in developing and producing skin care products suitable for the elderly, which are scarce in the market\nD: A small clothing manufacturer incorporated the popular elements in this year's market into the design to produce women's wear with high quality and low price\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists found that the adobe brick from the late Yangshao culture had neat edges and no signs of cutting, so they speculated that the adobe brick should have been pressed and molded with wood moulds, while the other five pieces of adobe were sintered and tested that the firing temperature was 850-900 degrees at that time. As a result, archaeologists further speculated that the bricks at that time were first made of clay into adobe using abrasives, and then fired at high temperature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above-mentioned archaeologist's speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The late Yangshao culture dates from about 3500 BC to 3000 BC\nB: In the late Yangshao culture, people had mastered the high temperature smelting technology\nC: The five sintered bricks unearthed have been unearthed for 5000 years, and they really belong to the late Yangshao culture\nD: For adobe bricks formed without moulds, their edges are either irregular or have cutting marks\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArchaeologists found that the adobe brick from the late Yangshao culture had neat edges and no signs of cutting, so they speculated that the adobe brick should have been pressed and molded with wood moulds, while the other five pieces of adobe were sintered and tested that the firing temperature was 850-900 degrees at that time. As a result, archaeologists further speculated that the bricks at that time were first made of clay into adobe using abrasives, and then fired at high temperature.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above-mentioned archaeologist's speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The late Yangshao culture dates from about 3500 BC to 3000 BC\nB: In the late Yangshao culture, people had mastered the high temperature smelting technology\nC: The five sintered bricks unearthed have been unearthed for 5000 years, and they really belong to the late Yangshao culture\nD: For adobe bricks formed without moulds, their edges are either irregular or have cutting marks\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAbout Xiao Wang, Xiao Li and Xiao Zhang, we know that one of them is a lawyer, one is a doctor and the other is a teacher. We also know that Xiao Zhang is older than the teacher; Xiao Wang is not the same age as the doctor; The doctor is younger than Xiao Li.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can be inferred from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang is a lawyer. Xiao Li is a doctor. Xiao Zhang is a teacher.\nB: Xiao Wang is a doctor. Xiao Li is a teacher. Xiao Zhang is a lawyer.\nC: Xiao Wang is a teacher. Xiao Li is a lawyer. Xiao Zhang is a doctor.\nD: Xiao Wang is a teacher. Xiao Li is a doctor. Xiao Zhang is a lawyer.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAbout Xiao Wang, Xiao Li and Xiao Zhang, we know that one of them is a lawyer, one is a doctor and the other is a teacher. We also know that Xiao Zhang is older than the teacher; Xiao Wang is not the same age as the doctor; The doctor is younger than Xiao Li.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings can be inferred from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang is a lawyer. Xiao Li is a doctor. Xiao Zhang is a teacher.\nB: Xiao Wang is a doctor. Xiao Li is a teacher. Xiao Zhang is a lawyer.\nC: Xiao Wang is a teacher. Xiao Li is a lawyer. Xiao Zhang is a doctor.\nD: Xiao Wang is a teacher. Xiao Li is a doctor. Xiao Zhang is a lawyer.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen reconsidering natural resources, circular economy and ecological economy regard them not only as available resources, but also as ecosystems that need to maintain a virtuous circle. When considering science and technology, we should not only consider its ability to develop nature, but also fully consider its ability to maintain and repair the ecosystem, so as to make it a technology beneficial to the environment. When considering man's own development, we should not only consider man's ability to transform nature, but also pay more attention to the ability to live in harmony with nature, so as to promote man's all-round development.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following expresses the idea of circular economy and ecological economy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Systematicness\nB: Values\nC: View of production\nD: Environmental protection concept\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBigamy refers to the act of having a spouse and marrying another person, or marrying someone knowing that he or she has a spouse.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is bigamy?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li Xiaoqing has been in love with Wang Gang for many years, held a formal engagement ceremony, and has accepted many gifts from Wang Gang's family, but later Li Xiaoqing tore up the marriage contract and married a foreign man\nB: Huang was mistreated by his husband, so he fell in love with a colleague in her factory, and the two sometimes secretly traveled together. When his husband knew about it, he sued the court and sued Huang for bigamy with his colleague. But Huang said that her real husband was the colleague\nC: A's family lives in a remote village in Jiangxi. He is married and has a son. During a trip, he was abducted by his fellow villager to a remote mountain village in Anhui, sold to Qiu in the village, and became Qiu's wife without registration\nD: Sun married Zhou for a year and decided to divorce because of personality differences. Zhou's parents immediately took their daughter home. Half a year later, without going through the divorce formalities, Sun married another non-local woman, and Zhou also married a man from a neighboring village\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen volcanic lava solidifies, it becomes uniformly magnetized in the direction in which the Earth' s magnetic field points. There are significant differences in the direction of magnetization among solidified lava flows from different volcanoes that erupted at different times over the past several million years. Ttherefore, it must be that the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field has changed over time. Since lava flows differing by thousands of years in age often have very similar directions of magnetization, the change in the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field must take place very gradually over hundreds of thousands of years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument that the direction of the Earth's magnetic field has changed over time requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: not all solidified lava has changed the direction of its magnetization unpredictably\nB: only lava can be used to measure the direction of the Earth's magnetic field as it existed in the distant past\nC: as lava flows down the side of a volcano, it picks up magnetized rocks\nD: a single volcano can produce lava of differing consistencies during different eruptions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen volcanic lava solidifies, it becomes uniformly magnetized in the direction in which the Earth' s magnetic field points. There are significant differences in the direction of magnetization among solidified lava flows from different volcanoes that erupted at different times over the past several million years. Ttherefore, it must be that the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field has changed over time. Since lava flows differing by thousands of years in age often have very similar directions of magnetization, the change in the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field must take place very gradually over hundreds of thousands of years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument that the direction of the Earth's magnetic field has changed over time requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: not all solidified lava has changed the direction of its magnetization unpredictably\nB: only lava can be used to measure the direction of the Earth's magnetic field as it existed in the distant past\nC: as lava flows down the side of a volcano, it picks up magnetized rocks\nD: a single volcano can produce lava of differing consistencies during different eruptions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen volcanic lava solidifies, it becomes uniformly magnetized in the direction in which the Earth' s magnetic field points. There are significant differences in the direction of magnetization among solidified lava flows from different volcanoes that erupted at different times over the past several million years. Ttherefore, it must be that the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field has changed over time. Since lava flows differing by thousands of years in age often have very similar directions of magnetization, the change in the direction of the Earth' s magnetic field must take place very gradually over hundreds of thousands of years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument that the direction of the Earth's magnetic field has changed over time requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: not all solidified lava has changed the direction of its magnetization unpredictably\nB: only lava can be used to measure the direction of the Earth's magnetic field as it existed in the distant past\nC: as lava flows down the side of a volcano, it picks up magnetized rocks\nD: a single volcano can produce lava of differing consistencies during different eruptions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThroughout the Popoya Islands community pressure is exerted on people who win the national lottery to share their good fortune with their neighbors. When people living in rural areas win the lottery they invariably throw elaborate neighborhood feasts, often wiping out all of their lottery winnings. However, in the cities, lottery winners frequently use their winnings for their own personal investment rather than sharing their good fortune with their neighbors.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference between the behavior of lottery winners in rural areas and those in cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lottery winners in rural areas are notified of winning by public posting of lists of winners, but notification in the city is by private mail.\nB: Families in rural areas in the Popoyas many contain twelve or fourteen people, but city families average six or seven.\nC: Popoyan city dwellers tend to buy several lottery tickets at a time, but they buy tickets less frequently than do rural dwellers.\nD: Twice as many lottery tickets are sold in rural areas as are sold in the city.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThroughout the Popoya Islands community pressure is exerted on people who win the national lottery to share their good fortune with their neighbors. When people living in rural areas win the lottery they invariably throw elaborate neighborhood feasts, often wiping out all of their lottery winnings. However, in the cities, lottery winners frequently use their winnings for their own personal investment rather than sharing their good fortune with their neighbors.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference between the behavior of lottery winners in rural areas and those in cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lottery winners in rural areas are notified of winning by public posting of lists of winners, but notification in the city is by private mail.\nB: Families in rural areas in the Popoyas many contain twelve or fourteen people, but city families average six or seven.\nC: Popoyan city dwellers tend to buy several lottery tickets at a time, but they buy tickets less frequently than do rural dwellers.\nD: Twice as many lottery tickets are sold in rural areas as are sold in the city.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThroughout the Popoya Islands community pressure is exerted on people who win the national lottery to share their good fortune with their neighbors. When people living in rural areas win the lottery they invariably throw elaborate neighborhood feasts, often wiping out all of their lottery winnings. However, in the cities, lottery winners frequently use their winnings for their own personal investment rather than sharing their good fortune with their neighbors.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference between the behavior of lottery winners in rural areas and those in cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lottery winners in rural areas are notified of winning by public posting of lists of winners, but notification in the city is by private mail.\nB: Families in rural areas in the Popoyas many contain twelve or fourteen people, but city families average six or seven.\nC: Popoyan city dwellers tend to buy several lottery tickets at a time, but they buy tickets less frequently than do rural dwellers.\nD: Twice as many lottery tickets are sold in rural areas as are sold in the city.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer equipped with signature-recognition software, which restricts access to a computer to those people whose signatures are on file, identifies a person' s signature by analyzing not only the form of the signature but also such characteristics as pen pressure and signing speed. Even the most adept forgers cannot duplicate all of the characteristics the program analyzes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be logically concluded from the passage above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Signature-recognition software has taken many years to develop and perfect.\nB: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the software impractical for everyday use.\nC: In many cases even authorized users are denied legitimate access to computers equipped with the software.\nD: Nobody can gain access to a computer equipped with the software solely by virtue of skill at forging signatures.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer equipped with signature-recognition software, which restricts access to a computer to those people whose signatures are on file, identifies a person' s signature by analyzing not only the form of the signature but also such characteristics as pen pressure and signing speed. Even the most adept forgers cannot duplicate all of the characteristics the program analyzes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be logically concluded from the passage above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Signature-recognition software has taken many years to develop and perfect.\nB: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the software impractical for everyday use.\nC: In many cases even authorized users are denied legitimate access to computers equipped with the software.\nD: Nobody can gain access to a computer equipped with the software solely by virtue of skill at forging signatures.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer equipped with signature-recognition software, which restricts access to a computer to those people whose signatures are on file, identifies a person' s signature by analyzing not only the form of the signature but also such characteristics as pen pressure and signing speed. Even the most adept forgers cannot duplicate all of the characteristics the program analyzes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be logically concluded from the passage above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Signature-recognition software has taken many years to develop and perfect.\nB: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the software impractical for everyday use.\nC: In many cases even authorized users are denied legitimate access to computers equipped with the software.\nD: Nobody can gain access to a computer equipped with the software solely by virtue of skill at forging signatures.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBox office receipts at movie theaters increased 40 percent last year over the previous year. Thus, the film industry overall evidently is prospering. Yet twice as many movie theaters went bankrupt last year as in the preceding two years combined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Films cost, on average, twice as much to produce today as they did ten years ago.\nB: Those of last year's films that were successful were very profitable films that were shown by exclusive engagement at only a selection of the largest theaters.\nC: Ticket prices at some theaters fell last year.\nD: The amount of money spent on film advertising increased greatly last year over the year before, and the majority of this expense was absorbed by the producers and the distributors of films, not by the theater owners.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBox office receipts at movie theaters increased 40 percent last year over the previous year. Thus, the film industry overall evidently is prospering. Yet twice as many movie theaters went bankrupt last year as in the preceding two years combined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Films cost, on average, twice as much to produce today as they did ten years ago.\nB: Those of last year's films that were successful were very profitable films that were shown by exclusive engagement at only a selection of the largest theaters.\nC: Ticket prices at some theaters fell last year.\nD: The amount of money spent on film advertising increased greatly last year over the year before, and the majority of this expense was absorbed by the producers and the distributors of films, not by the theater owners.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBox office receipts at movie theaters increased 40 percent last year over the previous year. Thus, the film industry overall evidently is prospering. Yet twice as many movie theaters went bankrupt last year as in the preceding two years combined.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Films cost, on average, twice as much to produce today as they did ten years ago.\nB: Those of last year's films that were successful were very profitable films that were shown by exclusive engagement at only a selection of the largest theaters.\nC: Ticket prices at some theaters fell last year.\nD: The amount of money spent on film advertising increased greatly last year over the year before, and the majority of this expense was absorbed by the producers and the distributors of films, not by the theater owners.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe initial causes of serious accidents at nuclear power plants have not so far been flaws in the advanced-technology portion of the plants. Rather, the initial causes have been attributed to human error, as when a worker at the Browns Mills reactor in the United States dropped a candle and started a fire, or to flaws in the plumbing, exemplified in a recent incident in Japan. Such everyday events cannot be thought unlikely to occur over the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: No serious accident will be caused in the future by some flaw in the advanced-technology portion of a nuclear power plant.\nB: Now that nuclear power generation has become a part of everyday life, an ever-increasing yearly incidence of serious accidents at the plants can be expected.\nC: The design of nuclear power plants attempts to compensate for possible failures of the materials used in their construction.\nD: If nuclear power plants continue in operation, a serious accident at such a plant is not improbable.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe initial causes of serious accidents at nuclear power plants have not so far been flaws in the advanced-technology portion of the plants. Rather, the initial causes have been attributed to human error, as when a worker at the Browns Mills reactor in the United States dropped a candle and started a fire, or to flaws in the plumbing, exemplified in a recent incident in Japan. Such everyday events cannot be thought unlikely to occur over the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: No serious accident will be caused in the future by some flaw in the advanced-technology portion of a nuclear power plant.\nB: Now that nuclear power generation has become a part of everyday life, an ever-increasing yearly incidence of serious accidents at the plants can be expected.\nC: The design of nuclear power plants attempts to compensate for possible failures of the materials used in their construction.\nD: If nuclear power plants continue in operation, a serious accident at such a plant is not improbable.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe initial causes of serious accidents at nuclear power plants have not so far been flaws in the advanced-technology portion of the plants. Rather, the initial causes have been attributed to human error, as when a worker at the Browns Mills reactor in the United States dropped a candle and started a fire, or to flaws in the plumbing, exemplified in a recent incident in Japan. Such everyday events cannot be thought unlikely to occur over the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: No serious accident will be caused in the future by some flaw in the advanced-technology portion of a nuclear power plant.\nB: Now that nuclear power generation has become a part of everyday life, an ever-increasing yearly incidence of serious accidents at the plants can be expected.\nC: The design of nuclear power plants attempts to compensate for possible failures of the materials used in their construction.\nD: If nuclear power plants continue in operation, a serious accident at such a plant is not improbable.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proliferation of private cars in a city aggravates the air pollution in the city, and often causes serious congestion on several road sections during the morning and evening rush hours. In order to solve this problem, the city government decided to impose round-the-clock traffic restrictions on private cars with single and even numbers, that is, only private cars with odd numbers are allowed to travel on odd-numbered days, and only even-numbered private cars are allowed to travel on even days.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most questions the decision of the municipal government?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a large automobile manufacturer in the city, and the traffic restrictions will certainly affect the car sales of the enterprises\nB: Private car owners in the city generally have two or more private cars\nC: Private car owners in the city are generally rich and they don't care about fines for violations\nD: The city is developing a large number of rail transit, which will help to overcome congestion\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proliferation of private cars in a city aggravates the air pollution in the city, and often causes serious congestion on several road sections during the morning and evening rush hours. In order to solve this problem, the city government decided to impose round-the-clock traffic restrictions on private cars with single and even numbers, that is, only private cars with odd numbers are allowed to travel on odd-numbered days, and only even-numbered private cars are allowed to travel on even days.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most questions the decision of the municipal government?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a large automobile manufacturer in the city, and the traffic restrictions will certainly affect the car sales of the enterprises\nB: Private car owners in the city generally have two or more private cars\nC: Private car owners in the city are generally rich and they don't care about fines for violations\nD: The city is developing a large number of rail transit, which will help to overcome congestion\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Marquez can still write A Pre-publicized Murder such a tightly narrated and fascinating story, a truly tragic work, it is really surprising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is an assumption on which the above comment is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marquez wrote many excellent works before winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\nB: After the writer wins the Nobel Prize for literature, all his works will be surprising.\nC: After the Nobel Prize for Literature, Márquez's writing is still quite fascinating.\nD: Writers can hardly write compelling works after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Marquez can still write A Pre-publicized Murder such a tightly narrated and fascinating story, a truly tragic work, it is really surprising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is an assumption on which the above comment is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marquez wrote many excellent works before winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\nB: After the writer wins the Nobel Prize for literature, all his works will be surprising.\nC: After the Nobel Prize for Literature, Márquez's writing is still quite fascinating.\nD: Writers can hardly write compelling works after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Marquez can still write A Pre-publicized Murder such a tightly narrated and fascinating story, a truly tragic work, it is really surprising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is an assumption on which the above comment is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Marquez wrote many excellent works before winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\nB: After the writer wins the Nobel Prize for literature, all his works will be surprising.\nC: After the Nobel Prize for Literature, Márquez's writing is still quite fascinating.\nD: Writers can hardly write compelling works after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe stems of trees and the stems of many plants usually contain a large amount of lignin that is difficult to decompose, so the efficiency of using them to extract bio-fuels will be greatly reduced. At present, people have discovered a kind of bacteria called Rhodococcus. It has the ability to decompose lignin in wood and other plants. Therefore, it is believed that Rhodococcus can be widely used in mostly discarded stalks, thereby greatly improving the utilization rate of bio-fuels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rhodococcus can secrete an enzyme that has the ability to decompose lignin, and it seems that its secretion ability shows periodic interaction.\nB: Some fungi also have the ability to decompose lignin. Studies have found that the growth of these fungi requires a specific temperature and humidity.\nC: Rhodococcus is easy to cultivate. At present, the gene sequencing of Rhodococcus has been completed, so Rhodococcus can be used to produce enzymes that decompose lignin on a large scale.\nD: Lignin is a high-quality polymer material. So far, more than 95% of the essential elements are directly discharged into rivers or concentrated and burned, and they are rarely used effectively.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe stems of trees and the stems of many plants usually contain a large amount of lignin that is difficult to decompose, so the efficiency of using them to extract bio-fuels will be greatly reduced. At present, people have discovered a kind of bacteria called Rhodococcus. It has the ability to decompose lignin in wood and other plants. Therefore, it is believed that Rhodococcus can be widely used in mostly discarded stalks, thereby greatly improving the utilization rate of bio-fuels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rhodococcus can secrete an enzyme that has the ability to decompose lignin, and it seems that its secretion ability shows periodic interaction.\nB: Some fungi also have the ability to decompose lignin. Studies have found that the growth of these fungi requires a specific temperature and humidity.\nC: Rhodococcus is easy to cultivate. At present, the gene sequencing of Rhodococcus has been completed, so Rhodococcus can be used to produce enzymes that decompose lignin on a large scale.\nD: Lignin is a high-quality polymer material. So far, more than 95% of the essential elements are directly discharged into rivers or concentrated and burned, and they are rarely used effectively.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe stems of trees and the stems of many plants usually contain a large amount of lignin that is difficult to decompose, so the efficiency of using them to extract bio-fuels will be greatly reduced. At present, people have discovered a kind of bacteria called Rhodococcus. It has the ability to decompose lignin in wood and other plants. Therefore, it is believed that Rhodococcus can be widely used in mostly discarded stalks, thereby greatly improving the utilization rate of bio-fuels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rhodococcus can secrete an enzyme that has the ability to decompose lignin, and it seems that its secretion ability shows periodic interaction.\nB: Some fungi also have the ability to decompose lignin. Studies have found that the growth of these fungi requires a specific temperature and humidity.\nC: Rhodococcus is easy to cultivate. At present, the gene sequencing of Rhodococcus has been completed, so Rhodococcus can be used to produce enzymes that decompose lignin on a large scale.\nD: Lignin is a high-quality polymer material. So far, more than 95% of the essential elements are directly discharged into rivers or concentrated and burned, and they are rarely used effectively.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe stems of trees and the stems of many plants usually contain a large amount of lignin that is difficult to decompose, so the efficiency of using them to extract bio-fuels will be greatly reduced. At present, people have discovered a kind of bacteria called Rhodococcus. It has the ability to decompose lignin in wood and other plants. Therefore, it is believed that Rhodococcus can be widely used in mostly discarded stalks, thereby greatly improving the utilization rate of bio-fuels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rhodococcus can secrete an enzyme that has the ability to decompose lignin, and it seems that its secretion ability shows periodic interaction.\nB: Some fungi also have the ability to decompose lignin. Studies have found that the growth of these fungi requires a specific temperature and humidity.\nC: Rhodococcus is easy to cultivate. At present, the gene sequencing of Rhodococcus has been completed, so Rhodococcus can be used to produce enzymes that decompose lignin on a large scale.\nD: Lignin is a high-quality polymer material. So far, more than 95% of the essential elements are directly discharged into rivers or concentrated and burned, and they are rarely used effectively.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, Tamil, a specific drug for bird flu, has not been registered by the Ministry of Health in Vietnam, so it is difficult to circulate widely in Vietnam.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the meaning of this sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a shortage of drugs to treat bird flu in Vietnam.\nB: There is no medicine for bird flu in Vietnam.\nC: It will take some time for bird flu specific drugs to circulate widely in Vietnam.\nD: The Ministry of Health of Vietnam should register Tami fluorocarbons as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, Tamil, a specific drug for bird flu, has not been registered by the Ministry of Health in Vietnam, so it is difficult to circulate widely in Vietnam.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the meaning of this sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a shortage of drugs to treat bird flu in Vietnam.\nB: There is no medicine for bird flu in Vietnam.\nC: It will take some time for bird flu specific drugs to circulate widely in Vietnam.\nD: The Ministry of Health of Vietnam should register Tami fluorocarbons as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, Tamil, a specific drug for bird flu, has not been registered by the Ministry of Health in Vietnam, so it is difficult to circulate widely in Vietnam.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the meaning of this sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a shortage of drugs to treat bird flu in Vietnam.\nB: There is no medicine for bird flu in Vietnam.\nC: It will take some time for bird flu specific drugs to circulate widely in Vietnam.\nD: The Ministry of Health of Vietnam should register Tami fluorocarbons as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Canadian elk has traditionally been limited in its geographic range by the presence of elderberries, its primary source of food, which only grow up until a certain point in the tundra. A recent rise in temperatures, however, has seen a spread in the growth of elderberries northwards into the tundra. Ttherefore, the overall range of the Canadian elk can be expected to increase.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best casts doubt on the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The grizzly bear, the Canadian elk's primary predator, has also started moving north into the tundra.\nB: During the summer months, many Canadian elk are hunted both for sport and for their meat.\nC: The permafrost, the region above the tundra, in which the temperatures never reach above freezing, will unlikely see elderberry growth.\nD: Increasing temperatures have created conditions too warm for elderberry growth in the southern half of the Canadian elk's traditional territory.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Canadian elk has traditionally been limited in its geographic range by the presence of elderberries, its primary source of food, which only grow up until a certain point in the tundra. A recent rise in temperatures, however, has seen a spread in the growth of elderberries northwards into the tundra. Ttherefore, the overall range of the Canadian elk can be expected to increase.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best casts doubt on the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The grizzly bear, the Canadian elk's primary predator, has also started moving north into the tundra.\nB: During the summer months, many Canadian elk are hunted both for sport and for their meat.\nC: The permafrost, the region above the tundra, in which the temperatures never reach above freezing, will unlikely see elderberry growth.\nD: Increasing temperatures have created conditions too warm for elderberry growth in the southern half of the Canadian elk's traditional territory.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Canadian elk has traditionally been limited in its geographic range by the presence of elderberries, its primary source of food, which only grow up until a certain point in the tundra. A recent rise in temperatures, however, has seen a spread in the growth of elderberries northwards into the tundra. Ttherefore, the overall range of the Canadian elk can be expected to increase.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best casts doubt on the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The grizzly bear, the Canadian elk's primary predator, has also started moving north into the tundra.\nB: During the summer months, many Canadian elk are hunted both for sport and for their meat.\nC: The permafrost, the region above the tundra, in which the temperatures never reach above freezing, will unlikely see elderberry growth.\nD: Increasing temperatures have created conditions too warm for elderberry growth in the southern half of the Canadian elk's traditional territory.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe household registration of students in a primary school in S City is quite complicated. All the third-grade students are registered in this city, some second-grade students are also registered in this city, and some first-grade students are the children of migrant workers, while the household registration of the children of migrant workers is not in this city.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All second-year students are not children of migrant workers\nB: Some children of migrant workers are third grade students\nC: Some students with household registration in this city are third-grade students\nD: Some first-grade students are not children of migrant workers\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe household registration of students in a primary school in S City is quite complicated. All the third-grade students are registered in this city, some second-grade students are also registered in this city, and some first-grade students are the children of migrant workers, while the household registration of the children of migrant workers is not in this city.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All second-year students are not children of migrant workers\nB: Some children of migrant workers are third grade students\nC: Some students with household registration in this city are third-grade students\nD: Some first-grade students are not children of migrant workers\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe household registration of students in a primary school in S City is quite complicated. All the third-grade students are registered in this city, some second-grade students are also registered in this city, and some first-grade students are the children of migrant workers, while the household registration of the children of migrant workers is not in this city.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All second-year students are not children of migrant workers\nB: Some children of migrant workers are third grade students\nC: Some students with household registration in this city are third-grade students\nD: Some first-grade students are not children of migrant workers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe household registration of students in a primary school in S City is quite complicated. All the third-grade students are registered in this city, some second-grade students are also registered in this city, and some first-grade students are the children of migrant workers, while the household registration of the children of migrant workers is not in this city.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All second-year students are not children of migrant workers\nB: Some children of migrant workers are third grade students\nC: Some students with household registration in this city are third-grade students\nD: Some first-grade students are not children of migrant workers\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOperation Red Sea has aroused strong feelings among viewers, especially whether they can get timely and effective rescue when national lives are threatened. The army is the fist of national interests and the special support and guarantee to reflect the national image and realize national dignity, They are well displayed and interpreted, giving the audience a strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: The quality of domestic military film production is getting higher and higher\nB: Domestic military films should go to the international market\nC: Domestic military films can arouse viewers' strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment\nD: Domestic military films can show the national image of great power style, moral responsibility and so on\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOperation Red Sea has aroused strong feelings among viewers, especially whether they can get timely and effective rescue when national lives are threatened. The army is the fist of national interests and the special support and guarantee to reflect the national image and realize national dignity, They are well displayed and interpreted, giving the audience a strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: The quality of domestic military film production is getting higher and higher\nB: Domestic military films should go to the international market\nC: Domestic military films can arouse viewers' strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment\nD: Domestic military films can show the national image of great power style, moral responsibility and so on\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOperation Red Sea has aroused strong feelings among viewers, especially whether they can get timely and effective rescue when national lives are threatened. The army is the fist of national interests and the special support and guarantee to reflect the national image and realize national dignity, They are well displayed and interpreted, giving the audience a strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: The quality of domestic military film production is getting higher and higher\nB: Domestic military films should go to the international market\nC: Domestic military films can arouse viewers' strong spiritual infection and aesthetic enjoyment\nD: Domestic military films can show the national image of great power style, moral responsibility and so on\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJianghai County organizes everyone to participate in patriotic health work in order to create a civilized health county. It is known that all the operators of the shops along the street have participated in the health work, and all the teachers and students of the No.1 Middle School in the county have also participated in the health work, and some of the salesmen working in the county government have participated in the health work, while some of the teachers and students of the county's rural middle schools have not taken part in the health work.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some county government staff did not take part in health work.\nB: Teachers and students from all the schools in the county took part in health work\nC: Teachers and students of all rural middle schools in this county did not take part in health work\nD: Some of those who take part in health work are students from county middle schools\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJianghai County organizes everyone to participate in patriotic health work in order to create a civilized health county. It is known that all the operators of the shops along the street have participated in the health work, and all the teachers and students of the No.1 Middle School in the county have also participated in the health work, and some of the salesmen working in the county government have participated in the health work, while some of the teachers and students of the county's rural middle schools have not taken part in the health work.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some county government staff did not take part in health work.\nB: Teachers and students from all the schools in the county took part in health work\nC: Teachers and students of all rural middle schools in this county did not take part in health work\nD: Some of those who take part in health work are students from county middle schools\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJianghai County organizes everyone to participate in patriotic health work in order to create a civilized health county. It is known that all the operators of the shops along the street have participated in the health work, and all the teachers and students of the No.1 Middle School in the county have also participated in the health work, and some of the salesmen working in the county government have participated in the health work, while some of the teachers and students of the county's rural middle schools have not taken part in the health work.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some county government staff did not take part in health work.\nB: Teachers and students from all the schools in the county took part in health work\nC: Teachers and students of all rural middle schools in this county did not take part in health work\nD: Some of those who take part in health work are students from county middle schools\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJianghai County organizes everyone to participate in patriotic health work in order to create a civilized health county. It is known that all the operators of the shops along the street have participated in the health work, and all the teachers and students of the No.1 Middle School in the county have also participated in the health work, and some of the salesmen working in the county government have participated in the health work, while some of the teachers and students of the county's rural middle schools have not taken part in the health work.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some county government staff did not take part in health work.\nB: Teachers and students from all the schools in the county took part in health work\nC: Teachers and students of all rural middle schools in this county did not take part in health work\nD: Some of those who take part in health work are students from county middle schools\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurator: Our museum displays only twentieth-century works, which are either on loan from private collectors or in the museum' s permanent collection. Prints of all of the latter works are available in the museum store. The museum store also sells prints of some works that are not part of the museum' s permanent collection, such as Hopper' s Nighthawks.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the curator's statements are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every print that is sold in the museum store is a copy of a twentieth-century work.\nB: Hopper's Nighthawks is not displayed in the museum.\nC: There are prints in the museum store of every work that is displayed in the museum and not on loan from a private collector.\nD: Every print in the museum store is of a work that is either on loan to the museum from a private collector or part of the museum's permanent collection.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurator: Our museum displays only twentieth-century works, which are either on loan from private collectors or in the museum' s permanent collection. Prints of all of the latter works are available in the museum store. The museum store also sells prints of some works that are not part of the museum' s permanent collection, such as Hopper' s Nighthawks.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the curator's statements are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every print that is sold in the museum store is a copy of a twentieth-century work.\nB: Hopper's Nighthawks is not displayed in the museum.\nC: There are prints in the museum store of every work that is displayed in the museum and not on loan from a private collector.\nD: Every print in the museum store is of a work that is either on loan to the museum from a private collector or part of the museum's permanent collection.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCurator: Our museum displays only twentieth-century works, which are either on loan from private collectors or in the museum' s permanent collection. Prints of all of the latter works are available in the museum store. The museum store also sells prints of some works that are not part of the museum' s permanent collection, such as Hopper' s Nighthawks.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the curator's statements are true, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every print that is sold in the museum store is a copy of a twentieth-century work.\nB: Hopper's Nighthawks is not displayed in the museum.\nC: There are prints in the museum store of every work that is displayed in the museum and not on loan from a private collector.\nD: Every print in the museum store is of a work that is either on loan to the museum from a private collector or part of the museum's permanent collection.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAgricultural production, mainly planting and aquaculture, is an important project for industrial poverty alleviation and a major source of income for farmers in deep poverty-stricken areas. Agricultural production is an open-air factory, which has the limitation of relying on heaven for a living. Most of the deep poverty-stricken areas have poor natural conditions, high frequency and wide range of disasters, coupled with the impact of diseases and insect pests, which bring great challenges to agricultural production. Therefore, the development of planting and aquaculture in deep poverty-stricken areas needs the help of agricultural insurance, which is the basic means of risk management under the condition of market economy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the meaning of the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientific risk management is very important to ensure farmers' income.\nB: With the help of agricultural insurance, the risk of agricultural producers can be effectively dispersed.\nC: Agricultural production in deep poverty-stricken areas needs to bear greater risks.\nD: Agricultural insurance can intervene in advance and effectively prevent natural disasters.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been argued that the immense size of Tyrannosaurus rex would have made it so slow that it could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, since it would not have been able to chase down its prey. This, however, is an overly hasty inference. T. rex' s prey, if it was even larger than T rex, would probably have been slower than T. rex. The claim that T.\n\nQuestion:\nrex could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is offered as evidence that is necessary for drawing the conclusion advanced by the argument\nB: It is a hypothesis that is claimed in the argument to be logically inconsistent with the conclusion advanced by the argument.\nC: It is offered as evidence in support of a hypothesis that the argument concludes to be false.\nD: It is a hypothesis that the argument attempts to undermine by calling into question the sufficiency of the evidence.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been argued that the immense size of Tyrannosaurus rex would have made it so slow that it could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, since it would not have been able to chase down its prey. This, however, is an overly hasty inference. T. rex' s prey, if it was even larger than T rex, would probably have been slower than T. rex. The claim that T.\n\nQuestion:\nrex could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is offered as evidence that is necessary for drawing the conclusion advanced by the argument\nB: It is a hypothesis that is claimed in the argument to be logically inconsistent with the conclusion advanced by the argument.\nC: It is offered as evidence in support of a hypothesis that the argument concludes to be false.\nD: It is a hypothesis that the argument attempts to undermine by calling into question the sufficiency of the evidence.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been argued that the immense size of Tyrannosaurus rex would have made it so slow that it could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, since it would not have been able to chase down its prey. This, however, is an overly hasty inference. T. rex' s prey, if it was even larger than T rex, would probably have been slower than T. rex. The claim that T.\n\nQuestion:\nrex could only have been a scavenger, not a hunter, plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is offered as evidence that is necessary for drawing the conclusion advanced by the argument\nB: It is a hypothesis that is claimed in the argument to be logically inconsistent with the conclusion advanced by the argument.\nC: It is offered as evidence in support of a hypothesis that the argument concludes to be false.\nD: It is a hypothesis that the argument attempts to undermine by calling into question the sufficiency of the evidence.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the charged particles in the solar wind can reach the surface of M star and transfer enough energy to the surface particles of M star so that the latter can escape from the surface of M star and escape into the atmosphere of M star. In order to determine these escaped particles, the scientists obtained the following information through three experiments: experiment 1: either X particle or Y particle; experiment 2: either Y particle or Z particle; experiment 3: if it is not Z particle, it is not Y particle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above three experiments, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: This particle is an X particle.\nB: This particle is an Y particle.\nC: This particle is an Z particle.\nD: This particle is not an X particle.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the charged particles in the solar wind can reach the surface of M star and transfer enough energy to the surface particles of M star so that the latter can escape from the surface of M star and escape into the atmosphere of M star. In order to determine these escaped particles, the scientists obtained the following information through three experiments: experiment 1: either X particle or Y particle; experiment 2: either Y particle or Z particle; experiment 3: if it is not Z particle, it is not Y particle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above three experiments, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: This particle is an X particle.\nB: This particle is an Y particle.\nC: This particle is an Z particle.\nD: This particle is not an X particle.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the charged particles in the solar wind can reach the surface of M star and transfer enough energy to the surface particles of M star so that the latter can escape from the surface of M star and escape into the atmosphere of M star. In order to determine these escaped particles, the scientists obtained the following information through three experiments: experiment 1: either X particle or Y particle; experiment 2: either Y particle or Z particle; experiment 3: if it is not Z particle, it is not Y particle.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above three experiments, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: This particle is an X particle.\nB: This particle is an Y particle.\nC: This particle is an Z particle.\nD: This particle is not an X particle.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a company launched an air conditioner that uses less electricity than all other similar products on the market. As a result, the company's management believes the air conditioner will sell more than any other product on the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best challenges the judgment of the company's management?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company's brand awareness is lower than that of other similar companies\nB: The after-sales service quality of this air conditioner is not comparable to other similar products\nC: The service life of this air conditioner is lower than the average of similar products\nD: Power consumption is not the main concern of most consumers when choosing air conditioners\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a company launched an air conditioner that uses less electricity than all other similar products on the market. As a result, the company's management believes the air conditioner will sell more than any other product on the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best challenges the judgment of the company's management?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company's brand awareness is lower than that of other similar companies\nB: The after-sales service quality of this air conditioner is not comparable to other similar products\nC: The service life of this air conditioner is lower than the average of similar products\nD: Power consumption is not the main concern of most consumers when choosing air conditioners\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a company launched an air conditioner that uses less electricity than all other similar products on the market. As a result, the company's management believes the air conditioner will sell more than any other product on the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best challenges the judgment of the company's management?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company's brand awareness is lower than that of other similar companies\nB: The after-sales service quality of this air conditioner is not comparable to other similar products\nC: The service life of this air conditioner is lower than the average of similar products\nD: Power consumption is not the main concern of most consumers when choosing air conditioners\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, a company launched an air conditioner that uses less electricity than all other similar products on the market. As a result, the company's management believes the air conditioner will sell more than any other product on the market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best challenges the judgment of the company's management?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company's brand awareness is lower than that of other similar companies\nB: The after-sales service quality of this air conditioner is not comparable to other similar products\nC: The service life of this air conditioner is lower than the average of similar products\nD: Power consumption is not the main concern of most consumers when choosing air conditioners\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B and C traffic police have come to the following conclusion after the safety check of the city's passenger cars during this spring festival: A: all the passenger cars are overloaded. B: there is no overload problem on all the city's passenger buses. C: both Ruyi's and Jixiang's buses are overloaded.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above three conclusions is wrong, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, B, C and Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars are not overloaded.\nB: Both Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars were overloaded.\nC: The passenger cars of Ruyi Company are overloaded, but the passenger cars of Jixiang company are not overloaded.\nD: There is an overloading problem on the passenger cars of Jixiang, but there is no overloading problem on the passenger cars of Ruyi.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B and C traffic police have come to the following conclusion after the safety check of the city's passenger cars during this spring festival: A: all the passenger cars are overloaded. B: there is no overload problem on all the city's passenger buses. C: both Ruyi's and Jixiang's buses are overloaded.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above three conclusions is wrong, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, B, C and Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars are not overloaded.\nB: Both Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars were overloaded.\nC: The passenger cars of Ruyi Company are overloaded, but the passenger cars of Jixiang company are not overloaded.\nD: There is an overloading problem on the passenger cars of Jixiang, but there is no overloading problem on the passenger cars of Ruyi.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B and C traffic police have come to the following conclusion after the safety check of the city's passenger cars during this spring festival: A: all the passenger cars are overloaded. B: there is no overload problem on all the city's passenger buses. C: both Ruyi's and Jixiang's buses are overloaded.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above three conclusions is wrong, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, B, C and Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars are not overloaded.\nB: Both Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars were overloaded.\nC: The passenger cars of Ruyi Company are overloaded, but the passenger cars of Jixiang company are not overloaded.\nD: There is an overloading problem on the passenger cars of Jixiang, but there is no overloading problem on the passenger cars of Ruyi.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B and C traffic police have come to the following conclusion after the safety check of the city's passenger cars during this spring festival: A: all the passenger cars are overloaded. B: there is no overload problem on all the city's passenger buses. C: both Ruyi's and Jixiang's buses are overloaded.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above three conclusions is wrong, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A, B, C and Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars are not overloaded.\nB: Both Ruyi's passenger cars and Jixiang's passenger cars were overloaded.\nC: The passenger cars of Ruyi Company are overloaded, but the passenger cars of Jixiang company are not overloaded.\nD: There is an overloading problem on the passenger cars of Jixiang, but there is no overloading problem on the passenger cars of Ruyi.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe role of the Uplandian supreme court is to protect all human rights against abuses of government power. Since the constitution of Uplandia is not explicit about all human rights, the supreme court must sometimes resort to principles outside the explicit provisions of the constitution in justifying its decisions. However, human rights will be subject to the whim of whoever holds judicial power unless the supreme court is bound to adhere to a single objective standard, namely, the constitution. Ttherefore, nothing but the explicit provisions of the constitution can be used to justify the court' s decisions. Since these conclusions are inconsistent with each other, it cannot be true that the role of the Uplandian supreme court is to protect all human rights against abuses of government power.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning that leads to the conclusion that the first sentence in the passage is false is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: ignores data that offer reasonable support for a general claim and focuses on a single example that argues against that claim\nB: rejects a claim as false on the grounds that those who make that claim could profit if that claim is accepted by others\nC: concludes that a particular premise is false when it is equally possible for that premise to be true and some other premise false\nD: makes an unwarranted assumption that what is true of each member of a group taken separately is also true of the group as a whole\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe role of the Uplandian supreme court is to protect all human rights against abuses of government power. Since the constitution of Uplandia is not explicit about all human rights, the supreme court must sometimes resort to principles outside the explicit provisions of the constitution in justifying its decisions. However, human rights will be subject to the whim of whoever holds judicial power unless the supreme court is bound to adhere to a single objective standard, namely, the constitution. Ttherefore, nothing but the explicit provisions of the constitution can be used to justify the court' s decisions. Since these conclusions are inconsistent with each other, it cannot be true that the role of the Uplandian supreme court is to protect all human rights against abuses of government power.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning that leads to the conclusion that the first sentence in the passage is false is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: ignores data that offer reasonable support for a general claim and focuses on a single example that argues against that claim\nB: rejects a claim as false on the grounds that those who make that claim could profit if that claim is accepted by others\nC: concludes that a particular premise is false when it is equally possible for that premise to be true and some other premise false\nD: makes an unwarranted assumption that what is true of each member of a group taken separately is also true of the group as a whole\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the postgraduate entrance examination continues to heat up. Correspondingly, all kinds of tutoring classes for postgraduate entrance examination emerge as the times require, especially English and political tutoring classes are almost a necessary choice for those who take the postgraduate entrance examination. Xiaozhuang, who has just started the job, is also going to take the postgraduate entrance examination, so Xiaozhuang must attend an English tutoring class.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you attend an English tutoring class, you can pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nB: Only those who intend to take the postgraduate entrance examination will attend the English tutoring class.\nC: Even if you attend an English tutoring class, you may not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nD: If you do not attend the English tutoring class, you will not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the postgraduate entrance examination continues to heat up. Correspondingly, all kinds of tutoring classes for postgraduate entrance examination emerge as the times require, especially English and political tutoring classes are almost a necessary choice for those who take the postgraduate entrance examination. Xiaozhuang, who has just started the job, is also going to take the postgraduate entrance examination, so Xiaozhuang must attend an English tutoring class.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you attend an English tutoring class, you can pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nB: Only those who intend to take the postgraduate entrance examination will attend the English tutoring class.\nC: Even if you attend an English tutoring class, you may not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nD: If you do not attend the English tutoring class, you will not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the postgraduate entrance examination continues to heat up. Correspondingly, all kinds of tutoring classes for postgraduate entrance examination emerge as the times require, especially English and political tutoring classes are almost a necessary choice for those who take the postgraduate entrance examination. Xiaozhuang, who has just started the job, is also going to take the postgraduate entrance examination, so Xiaozhuang must attend an English tutoring class.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best strengthen the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you attend an English tutoring class, you can pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nB: Only those who intend to take the postgraduate entrance examination will attend the English tutoring class.\nC: Even if you attend an English tutoring class, you may not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\nD: If you do not attend the English tutoring class, you will not be able to pass the postgraduate entrance examination.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHyperpolarization refers to the expression that first enumerates a more extreme situation, and then lists the more extreme cases, so as to achieve the effect of layer by layer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the Hyperpolarization?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distant Japan is in vagueness, and your home is to the east of Japan.\nB: I don't know where there is a road in the cave, and it's hard to hear a different incense.\nC: The distance between you and me is as far away as the end of the world, and my Fangling is far to the west of Wanzhong Mountain.\nD: At the end of the field is the faint spring mountain, and the pedestrians we miss are far away from the spring mountain, which is impossible to find.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVicious boycott refers to the uncivilized, irrational and potentially serious boycott behavior taken by the parties when their legitimate rights are damaged for a long time and cannot be resolved after repeated negotiations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a vicious boycott?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of a community couldn't stand the noise of square dance. After unsuccessful communication for many times, he raised 260000 yuan to buy the public address system commonly known as high pitched gun and played the sound of car horn in the square every day\nB: The orchard contracted by Lao Li has been visited by thieves many times. In order to avoid greater losses, he wrapped iron wires around several fruit trees and connected electricity. Since then, the orchard has never been stolen again\nC: The community property found that the speed of the express delivery battery car was too fast and there were potential safety hazards. They were asked to slow down for many times, but with little effect, so all express delivery battery cars were prohibited from entering the community\nD: A community has been harassed by psoriasis advertisements for a long time, so it bought a call you to death software and called the mobile phone numbers on the advertisements one by one, which soon solved this old and difficult problem\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVicious boycott refers to the uncivilized, irrational and potentially serious boycott behavior taken by the parties when their legitimate rights are damaged for a long time and cannot be resolved after repeated negotiations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a vicious boycott?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of a community couldn't stand the noise of square dance. After unsuccessful communication for many times, he raised 260000 yuan to buy the public address system commonly known as high pitched gun and played the sound of car horn in the square every day\nB: The orchard contracted by Lao Li has been visited by thieves many times. In order to avoid greater losses, he wrapped iron wires around several fruit trees and connected electricity. Since then, the orchard has never been stolen again\nC: The community property found that the speed of the express delivery battery car was too fast and there were potential safety hazards. They were asked to slow down for many times, but with little effect, so all express delivery battery cars were prohibited from entering the community\nD: A community has been harassed by psoriasis advertisements for a long time, so it bought a call you to death software and called the mobile phone numbers on the advertisements one by one, which soon solved this old and difficult problem\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVicious boycott refers to the uncivilized, irrational and potentially serious boycott behavior taken by the parties when their legitimate rights are damaged for a long time and cannot be resolved after repeated negotiations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a vicious boycott?\n\nOptions:\nA: The owner of a community couldn't stand the noise of square dance. After unsuccessful communication for many times, he raised 260000 yuan to buy the public address system commonly known as high pitched gun and played the sound of car horn in the square every day\nB: The orchard contracted by Lao Li has been visited by thieves many times. In order to avoid greater losses, he wrapped iron wires around several fruit trees and connected electricity. Since then, the orchard has never been stolen again\nC: The community property found that the speed of the express delivery battery car was too fast and there were potential safety hazards. They were asked to slow down for many times, but with little effect, so all express delivery battery cars were prohibited from entering the community\nD: A community has been harassed by psoriasis advertisements for a long time, so it bought a call you to death software and called the mobile phone numbers on the advertisements one by one, which soon solved this old and difficult problem\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prevailing view among historians is that medieval European peasants were deeply dedicated to religion . But the record keepers in medieval Europe were members of the clergy. It should not surprise us that chroniclers who were professionally occupied with religion would exaggerate people' s religious devotion. Thus, there is reason to doubt the prevailing view of medieval peasants' piety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many members of the clergy in medieval Europe spent more time among peasants than among people of any other social class.\nB: Documents produced by clergy in medieval Europe contain detailed descriptions of participation by peasants and others in religious activities .\nC: Historians cannot develop a reliable account of the religious attitudes held during any given historical period unless they have consulted all of the relevant surviving records from that period .\nD: Written records produced by clergy in medieval Europe very rarely portray merchants or nobles as being dedicated to religion.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prevailing view among historians is that medieval European peasants were deeply dedicated to religion . But the record keepers in medieval Europe were members of the clergy. It should not surprise us that chroniclers who were professionally occupied with religion would exaggerate people' s religious devotion. Thus, there is reason to doubt the prevailing view of medieval peasants' piety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many members of the clergy in medieval Europe spent more time among peasants than among people of any other social class.\nB: Documents produced by clergy in medieval Europe contain detailed descriptions of participation by peasants and others in religious activities .\nC: Historians cannot develop a reliable account of the religious attitudes held during any given historical period unless they have consulted all of the relevant surviving records from that period .\nD: Written records produced by clergy in medieval Europe very rarely portray merchants or nobles as being dedicated to religion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prevailing view among historians is that medieval European peasants were deeply dedicated to religion . But the record keepers in medieval Europe were members of the clergy. It should not surprise us that chroniclers who were professionally occupied with religion would exaggerate people' s religious devotion. Thus, there is reason to doubt the prevailing view of medieval peasants' piety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many members of the clergy in medieval Europe spent more time among peasants than among people of any other social class.\nB: Documents produced by clergy in medieval Europe contain detailed descriptions of participation by peasants and others in religious activities .\nC: Historians cannot develop a reliable account of the religious attitudes held during any given historical period unless they have consulted all of the relevant surviving records from that period .\nD: Written records produced by clergy in medieval Europe very rarely portray merchants or nobles as being dedicated to religion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Shi, Wang Yue, Du Shu, and Liu Mo are lovers of Tang poetry and Song Ci. Among the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, and Liu Yuxi, four people each liked one of them, and each of the favorite Tang poetry authors did not have the same surname as their own. . Regarding the four of them, it is known that: (1) If you like Wang Wei's poems, you also like Xin Qiji's poems; (2) If you like Liu Yuxi's poems, you also like Yue Fei's poems; (3) If you like Du Fu's poems, Then I also like Su Shi's words;\n\nQuestion:\nIf Li Shi doesn't like Su Shi and Xin Qiji's words, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Du Shu likes Xin Qiji's words\nB: Wang Yue likes Su Shi's words\nC: Liu Mo likes Su Shi's words\nD: Li Shi likes Yue Fei's words\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Shi, Wang Yue, Du Shu, and Liu Mo are lovers of Tang poetry and Song Ci. Among the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, and Liu Yuxi, four people each liked one of them, and each of the favorite Tang poetry authors did not have the same surname as their own. . Regarding the four of them, it is known that: (1) If you like Wang Wei's poems, you also like Xin Qiji's poems; (2) If you like Liu Yuxi's poems, you also like Yue Fei's poems; (3) If you like Du Fu's poems, Then I also like Su Shi's words;\n\nQuestion:\nIf Li Shi doesn't like Su Shi and Xin Qiji's words, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Du Shu likes Xin Qiji's words\nB: Wang Yue likes Su Shi's words\nC: Liu Mo likes Su Shi's words\nD: Li Shi likes Yue Fei's words\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLi Shi, Wang Yue, Du Shu, and Liu Mo are lovers of Tang poetry and Song Ci. Among the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, and Liu Yuxi, four people each liked one of them, and each of the favorite Tang poetry authors did not have the same surname as their own. . Regarding the four of them, it is known that: (1) If you like Wang Wei's poems, you also like Xin Qiji's poems; (2) If you like Liu Yuxi's poems, you also like Yue Fei's poems; (3) If you like Du Fu's poems, Then I also like Su Shi's words;\n\nQuestion:\nIf Li Shi doesn't like Su Shi and Xin Qiji's words, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Du Shu likes Xin Qiji's words\nB: Wang Yue likes Su Shi's words\nC: Liu Mo likes Su Shi's words\nD: Li Shi likes Yue Fei's words\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf home appliances going to the countryside gives home appliance enterprises the opportunity to open up the rural consumer market, then going to the city can better create better sales performance for enterprises. Because in cities, residents are more likely to accept new ways of life and consumption. If home appliances into the city also get the relevant policy support and subsidies of the government. Enterprises should have reason to explore new consumption potential in the urban market, so that urban low-income and unemployed residents can also benefit from the consumption of home appliances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is conforming to the author's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Home appliances go to the countryside, which may bring good sales performance to enterprises\nB: Urban low-income and unemployed residents need more policy support and subsidies\nC: The government should support enterprises'home appliances into the city and vigorously promote new products\nD: Compared with the rural market, the urban consumer market also has the potential to tap\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf home appliances going to the countryside gives home appliance enterprises the opportunity to open up the rural consumer market, then going to the city can better create better sales performance for enterprises. Because in cities, residents are more likely to accept new ways of life and consumption. If home appliances into the city also get the relevant policy support and subsidies of the government. Enterprises should have reason to explore new consumption potential in the urban market, so that urban low-income and unemployed residents can also benefit from the consumption of home appliances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is conforming to the author's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Home appliances go to the countryside, which may bring good sales performance to enterprises\nB: Urban low-income and unemployed residents need more policy support and subsidies\nC: The government should support enterprises'home appliances into the city and vigorously promote new products\nD: Compared with the rural market, the urban consumer market also has the potential to tap\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf home appliances going to the countryside gives home appliance enterprises the opportunity to open up the rural consumer market, then going to the city can better create better sales performance for enterprises. Because in cities, residents are more likely to accept new ways of life and consumption. If home appliances into the city also get the relevant policy support and subsidies of the government. Enterprises should have reason to explore new consumption potential in the urban market, so that urban low-income and unemployed residents can also benefit from the consumption of home appliances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is conforming to the author's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Home appliances go to the countryside, which may bring good sales performance to enterprises\nB: Urban low-income and unemployed residents need more policy support and subsidies\nC: The government should support enterprises'home appliances into the city and vigorously promote new products\nD: Compared with the rural market, the urban consumer market also has the potential to tap\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the Dragon Boat Race, people made three estimates of the results of the four teams: (1) the blue team won the championship and the yellow team won the runner-up; (2) the blue team won the runner-up and the Green team won the third place; (3) the red team won the runner-up, the Green team finished fourth. However, actual results show that each of the three estimates is half right and half wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this, which of the following is the correct order of the results?\n\nOptions:\nA: Blue team, Green team, Yellow team, Red team.\nB: Green team, Yellow team, Red team, Blue team.\nC: Blue team, Red Team, Green team, Yellow team.\nD: Red Team, Yellow team, Blue team, Green team.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the Dragon Boat Race, people made three estimates of the results of the four teams: (1) the blue team won the championship and the yellow team won the runner-up; (2) the blue team won the runner-up and the Green team won the third place; (3) the red team won the runner-up, the Green team finished fourth. However, actual results show that each of the three estimates is half right and half wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this, which of the following is the correct order of the results?\n\nOptions:\nA: Blue team, Green team, Yellow team, Red team.\nB: Green team, Yellow team, Red team, Blue team.\nC: Blue team, Red Team, Green team, Yellow team.\nD: Red Team, Yellow team, Blue team, Green team.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChaco Canyon, a settlement of the ancient Anasazi culture in North America, had massive buildings. It must have been a major Anasazi center. Analysis of wood samples shows that some of the timber for the buildings came from the Chuska and San Mateo mountains, 50 miles from Chaco Canyon. Only a major cultural center would have the organizational power to import timber from 50 miles away. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is inferred from another statement in the argument; the second is inferred from the first.\nB: The first is one of two premises used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is the other of those two premises.\nC: The first is the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support that conclusion.\nD: The first is a premise used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support another conclusion drawn in the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChaco Canyon, a settlement of the ancient Anasazi culture in North America, had massive buildings. It must have been a major Anasazi center. Analysis of wood samples shows that some of the timber for the buildings came from the Chuska and San Mateo mountains, 50 miles from Chaco Canyon. Only a major cultural center would have the organizational power to import timber from 50 miles away. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is inferred from another statement in the argument; the second is inferred from the first.\nB: The first is one of two premises used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is the other of those two premises.\nC: The first is the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support that conclusion.\nD: The first is a premise used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support another conclusion drawn in the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChaco Canyon, a settlement of the ancient Anasazi culture in North America, had massive buildings. It must have been a major Anasazi center. Analysis of wood samples shows that some of the timber for the buildings came from the Chuska and San Mateo mountains, 50 miles from Chaco Canyon. Only a major cultural center would have the organizational power to import timber from 50 miles away. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is inferred from another statement in the argument; the second is inferred from the first.\nB: The first is one of two premises used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is the other of those two premises.\nC: The first is the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support that conclusion.\nD: The first is a premise used to support the argument's main conclusion; the second is a premise used to support another conclusion drawn in the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPedigreed dogs, including those officially classified as working dogs, must conform to standards set by organizations that issue pedigrees. Those standards generally specify the physical appearance necessary for a dog to be recognized as belonging to a breed but stipulate nothing about other genetic traits, such as those that enable breeds originally developed as working dogs to perform the work for which they were developed. Since dog breeders try to maintain only those traits specified by pedigree organizations, and traits that breeders do not try to maintain risk being lost, certain traits like herding ability risk being lost among pedigreed dogs. Ttherefore, pedigree organizations should set standards requiring working ability in pedigreed dogs classified as working dogs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, justifies the argument's conclusion that pedigree organizations should set standards for working ability in dogs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any standard currently in effect for a product or an activity should be rigorously enforced regardless of when the standard was first set.\nB: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should not set standards calling for a particular characteristic if such standards increase the risk of some other characteristic being lost.\nC: Any standard that is set for a product or an activity should reflect the uses to which that product or activity will eventually be put.\nD: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should attempt to ensure that those products or activities can serve the purposes for which they were originally developed.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPedigreed dogs, including those officially classified as working dogs, must conform to standards set by organizations that issue pedigrees. Those standards generally specify the physical appearance necessary for a dog to be recognized as belonging to a breed but stipulate nothing about other genetic traits, such as those that enable breeds originally developed as working dogs to perform the work for which they were developed. Since dog breeders try to maintain only those traits specified by pedigree organizations, and traits that breeders do not try to maintain risk being lost, certain traits like herding ability risk being lost among pedigreed dogs. Ttherefore, pedigree organizations should set standards requiring working ability in pedigreed dogs classified as working dogs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, justifies the argument's conclusion that pedigree organizations should set standards for working ability in dogs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any standard currently in effect for a product or an activity should be rigorously enforced regardless of when the standard was first set.\nB: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should not set standards calling for a particular characteristic if such standards increase the risk of some other characteristic being lost.\nC: Any standard that is set for a product or an activity should reflect the uses to which that product or activity will eventually be put.\nD: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should attempt to ensure that those products or activities can serve the purposes for which they were originally developed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPedigreed dogs, including those officially classified as working dogs, must conform to standards set by organizations that issue pedigrees. Those standards generally specify the physical appearance necessary for a dog to be recognized as belonging to a breed but stipulate nothing about other genetic traits, such as those that enable breeds originally developed as working dogs to perform the work for which they were developed. Since dog breeders try to maintain only those traits specified by pedigree organizations, and traits that breeders do not try to maintain risk being lost, certain traits like herding ability risk being lost among pedigreed dogs. Ttherefore, pedigree organizations should set standards requiring working ability in pedigreed dogs classified as working dogs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, justifies the argument's conclusion that pedigree organizations should set standards for working ability in dogs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any standard currently in effect for a product or an activity should be rigorously enforced regardless of when the standard was first set.\nB: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should not set standards calling for a particular characteristic if such standards increase the risk of some other characteristic being lost.\nC: Any standard that is set for a product or an activity should reflect the uses to which that product or activity will eventually be put.\nD: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should attempt to ensure that those products or activities can serve the purposes for which they were originally developed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPedigreed dogs, including those officially classified as working dogs, must conform to standards set by organizations that issue pedigrees. Those standards generally specify the physical appearance necessary for a dog to be recognized as belonging to a breed but stipulate nothing about other genetic traits, such as those that enable breeds originally developed as working dogs to perform the work for which they were developed. Since dog breeders try to maintain only those traits specified by pedigree organizations, and traits that breeders do not try to maintain risk being lost, certain traits like herding ability risk being lost among pedigreed dogs. Ttherefore, pedigree organizations should set standards requiring working ability in pedigreed dogs classified as working dogs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, justifies the argument's conclusion that pedigree organizations should set standards for working ability in dogs?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any standard currently in effect for a product or an activity should be rigorously enforced regardless of when the standard was first set.\nB: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should not set standards calling for a particular characteristic if such standards increase the risk of some other characteristic being lost.\nC: Any standard that is set for a product or an activity should reflect the uses to which that product or activity will eventually be put.\nD: Organizations that set standards for products or activities should attempt to ensure that those products or activities can serve the purposes for which they were originally developed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the most prosperous nations in the world have experienced a pronounced drop in national savings rates -- the percentage of after-tax income an average household saves. This trend will undoubtedly continue if the average age of these nations' populations continues to rise, since older people have fewer reasons to save than do younger people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It only takes into account the comparative number of reasons older and younger people, respectively, have for saving, and not the comparative strength of those reasons.\nB: It fails to cite statistics showing that the average age of the population of certain nations is rising.\nC: It uses after-tax income as the base for computing the national savings rate without establishing by argument that after-tax income is a more appropriate base than before-tax income.\nD: It assumes that a negative savings rate -- the result of the average household's spending all of its after-tax income as well as some of its existing savings -- cannot ever come about in any nation.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the most prosperous nations in the world have experienced a pronounced drop in national savings rates -- the percentage of after-tax income an average household saves. This trend will undoubtedly continue if the average age of these nations' populations continues to rise, since older people have fewer reasons to save than do younger people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It only takes into account the comparative number of reasons older and younger people, respectively, have for saving, and not the comparative strength of those reasons.\nB: It fails to cite statistics showing that the average age of the population of certain nations is rising.\nC: It uses after-tax income as the base for computing the national savings rate without establishing by argument that after-tax income is a more appropriate base than before-tax income.\nD: It assumes that a negative savings rate -- the result of the average household's spending all of its after-tax income as well as some of its existing savings -- cannot ever come about in any nation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the most prosperous nations in the world have experienced a pronounced drop in national savings rates -- the percentage of after-tax income an average household saves. This trend will undoubtedly continue if the average age of these nations' populations continues to rise, since older people have fewer reasons to save than do younger people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following indicates an error in the reasoning leading to the prediction above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It only takes into account the comparative number of reasons older and younger people, respectively, have for saving, and not the comparative strength of those reasons.\nB: It fails to cite statistics showing that the average age of the population of certain nations is rising.\nC: It uses after-tax income as the base for computing the national savings rate without establishing by argument that after-tax income is a more appropriate base than before-tax income.\nD: It assumes that a negative savings rate -- the result of the average household's spending all of its after-tax income as well as some of its existing savings -- cannot ever come about in any nation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome space experts point out that space stations and spacecraft are likely to bring back space microbes, which may have mutated in isolated space and will certainly pose a threat to humans if they return to Earth and escape destruction. It has been reported that the Mir space station was filled with a variety of fungi that could pose a deadly threat to humans if mixed with decomposable metal, glass and plastic bacteria in the earth's soil.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth's environment is under the threat of space mutant fungi\nB: Human space activities may lead to the spread of space microbes to Earth\nC: With the increase of human space activities, space junk has affected human life\nD: Space mutant fungi will be the deadliest threat to mankind\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome space experts point out that space stations and spacecraft are likely to bring back space microbes, which may have mutated in isolated space and will certainly pose a threat to humans if they return to Earth and escape destruction. It has been reported that the Mir space station was filled with a variety of fungi that could pose a deadly threat to humans if mixed with decomposable metal, glass and plastic bacteria in the earth's soil.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth's environment is under the threat of space mutant fungi\nB: Human space activities may lead to the spread of space microbes to Earth\nC: With the increase of human space activities, space junk has affected human life\nD: Space mutant fungi will be the deadliest threat to mankind\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdults who work outside the home spend, on average, 100 minutes less time each week in preparing dinner than adults who do not work outside the home. But, contrary to expectation, comparisons show that the dinners eaten at home by the two groups of adults do not differ significantly with respect to nutritional value, variety of menus, or number of courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fat content of the dinners eaten at home by adults who do not work outside the home is 25 percent higher than national guidelines recommend.\nB: Adults who work outside the home eat dinner at home 20 percent less often than do adults who do not work outside the home.\nC: Adults who do not work outside the home tend to prepare breakfast more often than adults who work outside the home.\nD: Adults who work outside the home spend 2 hours less time per day on all household responsibilities, including dinner preparation, than do adults who do not work outside the home.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdults who work outside the home spend, on average, 100 minutes less time each week in preparing dinner than adults who do not work outside the home. But, contrary to expectation, comparisons show that the dinners eaten at home by the two groups of adults do not differ significantly with respect to nutritional value, variety of menus, or number of courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fat content of the dinners eaten at home by adults who do not work outside the home is 25 percent higher than national guidelines recommend.\nB: Adults who work outside the home eat dinner at home 20 percent less often than do adults who do not work outside the home.\nC: Adults who do not work outside the home tend to prepare breakfast more often than adults who work outside the home.\nD: Adults who work outside the home spend 2 hours less time per day on all household responsibilities, including dinner preparation, than do adults who do not work outside the home.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdults who work outside the home spend, on average, 100 minutes less time each week in preparing dinner than adults who do not work outside the home. But, contrary to expectation, comparisons show that the dinners eaten at home by the two groups of adults do not differ significantly with respect to nutritional value, variety of menus, or number of courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fat content of the dinners eaten at home by adults who do not work outside the home is 25 percent higher than national guidelines recommend.\nB: Adults who work outside the home eat dinner at home 20 percent less often than do adults who do not work outside the home.\nC: Adults who do not work outside the home tend to prepare breakfast more often than adults who work outside the home.\nD: Adults who work outside the home spend 2 hours less time per day on all household responsibilities, including dinner preparation, than do adults who do not work outside the home.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdults who work outside the home spend, on average, 100 minutes less time each week in preparing dinner than adults who do not work outside the home. But, contrary to expectation, comparisons show that the dinners eaten at home by the two groups of adults do not differ significantly with respect to nutritional value, variety of menus, or number of courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fat content of the dinners eaten at home by adults who do not work outside the home is 25 percent higher than national guidelines recommend.\nB: Adults who work outside the home eat dinner at home 20 percent less often than do adults who do not work outside the home.\nC: Adults who do not work outside the home tend to prepare breakfast more often than adults who work outside the home.\nD: Adults who work outside the home spend 2 hours less time per day on all household responsibilities, including dinner preparation, than do adults who do not work outside the home.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBicycle wheels are turning again in China, and the lifestyle of cycling is becoming popular among young people in China.This fashion has moved many foreign well-known bicycle manufacturers, who are very optimistic that the Chinese market will come to China to open stores to sell their bicycles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best question the views of these well-known foreign bicycle manufacturers?\n\nOptions:\nA: Generally speaking, bicycles are cheaper than cars. Most people in China can afford bicycles\nB: China's bicycle ownership has accounted for about half of the world's - at least 470 million\nC: With the enhancement of people's awareness of green, low-carbon and environmental friendly cycling will become more and more people's life choice\nD: Foreign famous brand bicycles are expensive in China, which exceeds the affordability of ordinary Chinese people\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBicycle wheels are turning again in China, and the lifestyle of cycling is becoming popular among young people in China.This fashion has moved many foreign well-known bicycle manufacturers, who are very optimistic that the Chinese market will come to China to open stores to sell their bicycles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best question the views of these well-known foreign bicycle manufacturers?\n\nOptions:\nA: Generally speaking, bicycles are cheaper than cars. Most people in China can afford bicycles\nB: China's bicycle ownership has accounted for about half of the world's - at least 470 million\nC: With the enhancement of people's awareness of green, low-carbon and environmental friendly cycling will become more and more people's life choice\nD: Foreign famous brand bicycles are expensive in China, which exceeds the affordability of ordinary Chinese people\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBicycle wheels are turning again in China, and the lifestyle of cycling is becoming popular among young people in China.This fashion has moved many foreign well-known bicycle manufacturers, who are very optimistic that the Chinese market will come to China to open stores to sell their bicycles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best question the views of these well-known foreign bicycle manufacturers?\n\nOptions:\nA: Generally speaking, bicycles are cheaper than cars. Most people in China can afford bicycles\nB: China's bicycle ownership has accounted for about half of the world's - at least 470 million\nC: With the enhancement of people's awareness of green, low-carbon and environmental friendly cycling will become more and more people's life choice\nD: Foreign famous brand bicycles are expensive in China, which exceeds the affordability of ordinary Chinese people\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolymorphism refers to the state of diversity that individuals of the same species show for certain shapes and qualities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a polymorphism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The male rabbit's feet are fluttering, and the female rabbit's eyes are blurred.\nB: There are no two identical leaves in the world\nC: Ordinary horses are mostly monochromatic, while zebras are black and white\nD: One cannot step into the same river twice\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolymorphism refers to the state of diversity that individuals of the same species show for certain shapes and qualities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a polymorphism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The male rabbit's feet are fluttering, and the female rabbit's eyes are blurred.\nB: There are no two identical leaves in the world\nC: Ordinary horses are mostly monochromatic, while zebras are black and white\nD: One cannot step into the same river twice\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Reception Department of an office receives three visitors a day: Lao Zhao, Lao Qian and Lao Sun. After the meeting, three comrades found that the undergraduate section chief, Deputy Section Chief and staff three surnames just the same as the three visitors. In addition, there are the following situations: (1) the home of the old visitor Qian in Wuxi. (2)Visitor Lao Zhao is a veteran worker with 28 years of service. (3)The deputy section chief lives somewhere between Nanjing and Wuxi. (4) a fellow scientist and a colleague surnamed Sun turned out to be primary school classmates. (5)One of the visitors was a neighbor of the deputy section chief, who was also an old worker and had exactly three times the length of service of the section chief. (6) the same surname as the deputy section chief visited Hakka people and lived in Nanjing.\n\nQuestion:\nIn light of the above, which of the following can be concluded to be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Section chief surnamed Zhao, deputy section chief surnamed Qian, section member surnamed Sun.\nB: Section chief surnames Qian, Deputy Section Chief Surnames Sun, section member surnames Zhao.\nC: Section Chief Surnames Sun, Deputy Section Chief Surnames Zhao, section member surnames Qian.\nD: Section Chief Surnames Sun, deputy section chief surnames Qian. Section member surnames Zhao.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Reception Department of an office receives three visitors a day: Lao Zhao, Lao Qian and Lao Sun. After the meeting, three comrades found that the undergraduate section chief, Deputy Section Chief and staff three surnames just the same as the three visitors. In addition, there are the following situations: (1) the home of the old visitor Qian in Wuxi. (2)Visitor Lao Zhao is a veteran worker with 28 years of service. (3)The deputy section chief lives somewhere between Nanjing and Wuxi. (4) a fellow scientist and a colleague surnamed Sun turned out to be primary school classmates. (5)One of the visitors was a neighbor of the deputy section chief, who was also an old worker and had exactly three times the length of service of the section chief. (6) the same surname as the deputy section chief visited Hakka people and lived in Nanjing.\n\nQuestion:\nIn light of the above, which of the following can be concluded to be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Section chief surnamed Zhao, deputy section chief surnamed Qian, section member surnamed Sun.\nB: Section chief surnames Qian, Deputy Section Chief Surnames Sun, section member surnames Zhao.\nC: Section Chief Surnames Sun, Deputy Section Chief Surnames Zhao, section member surnames Qian.\nD: Section Chief Surnames Sun, deputy section chief surnames Qian. Section member surnames Zhao.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncome Gap is big, not necessarily cause social unrest, the key lies in the cause of large gap in what place. By keeping the accounts straight, differences can be avoided and exploitation is no longer possible. In the economic association the muddle-headed account, often becomes the internal friction the reason.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The widening income gap will inevitably lead to the intensification of contradictions\nB: The phenomenon of exploitation is bound to appear in the process of economic communication\nC: Economic disputes are often caused by unclear accounts\nD: The problem of labor income is the decisive factor of social stability\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncome Gap is big, not necessarily cause social unrest, the key lies in the cause of large gap in what place. By keeping the accounts straight, differences can be avoided and exploitation is no longer possible. In the economic association the muddle-headed account, often becomes the internal friction the reason.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The widening income gap will inevitably lead to the intensification of contradictions\nB: The phenomenon of exploitation is bound to appear in the process of economic communication\nC: Economic disputes are often caused by unclear accounts\nD: The problem of labor income is the decisive factor of social stability\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncome Gap is big, not necessarily cause social unrest, the key lies in the cause of large gap in what place. By keeping the accounts straight, differences can be avoided and exploitation is no longer possible. In the economic association the muddle-headed account, often becomes the internal friction the reason.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct interpretation of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The widening income gap will inevitably lead to the intensification of contradictions\nB: The phenomenon of exploitation is bound to appear in the process of economic communication\nC: Economic disputes are often caused by unclear accounts\nD: The problem of labor income is the decisive factor of social stability\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe corpus callosum is a cluster of nerve fibers that connect the two hemispheres of the brain. On average, the corpus callosum of musicians is larger than that of non-musicians. Compared with adult non-musicians, adult musicians who began training around the age of 7 had a particularly significant difference in the size of the corpus callosum. Therefore, music training, especially from childhood, can lead to some change in the structure of the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before musicians start training, their corpus callosum is no larger than that of non-musicians of the same age.\nB: Music training at the end of life does not cause structural changes in the brain.\nC: For any two musicians who start training around the age of 7, their corpus callosum is about the same size.\nD: Adult non-musicians did not participate in any activity that promoted the development of the corpus callosum in their childhood.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe corpus callosum is a cluster of nerve fibers that connect the two hemispheres of the brain. On average, the corpus callosum of musicians is larger than that of non-musicians. Compared with adult non-musicians, adult musicians who began training around the age of 7 had a particularly significant difference in the size of the corpus callosum. Therefore, music training, especially from childhood, can lead to some change in the structure of the brain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Before musicians start training, their corpus callosum is no larger than that of non-musicians of the same age.\nB: Music training at the end of life does not cause structural changes in the brain.\nC: For any two musicians who start training around the age of 7, their corpus callosum is about the same size.\nD: Adult non-musicians did not participate in any activity that promoted the development of the corpus callosum in their childhood.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA payment order is a procedure applied by the people's court to urge the debtor to give a certain amount of money or securities to the creditor on time according to the creditor's application. The payment order does not need to go through trial procedure and will only be enforced if the debtor does not raise any objection or not pay during the legal period.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following are payment orders?\n\nOptions:\nA: On the application of the Power supply Bureau, the court issued an order to the unit that defaulted on the electricity bill to pay all the electricity bill within 15 days.\nB: The court made a judgment and the defendant paid the plaintiff 50,000 yuan for mental damage\nC: The court asked the defendant for all litigation costs\nD: The court sentenced the defendant to 10 years in prison\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new study in the United States has found that the rhythm of human physiological response is consistent with the alternation of day and night. Once this rhythm is destroyed, the disease resistance of people's immune system will be reduced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Flying to different time zones is easy to produce jet lag syndrome such as headache and nausea.\nB: Staying up late is easy to cause excessive gastric acid secretion and induce gastric ulcer.\nC: Drinking a lot of water immediately after long-distance running is easy to destroy the metabolic balance in the body and cause disease.\nD: Patients with congenital defects of immune system have a high probability of disease even if they eat normally.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new study in the United States has found that the rhythm of human physiological response is consistent with the alternation of day and night. Once this rhythm is destroyed, the disease resistance of people's immune system will be reduced.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: Flying to different time zones is easy to produce jet lag syndrome such as headache and nausea.\nB: Staying up late is easy to cause excessive gastric acid secretion and induce gastric ulcer.\nC: Drinking a lot of water immediately after long-distance running is easy to destroy the metabolic balance in the body and cause disease.\nD: Patients with congenital defects of immune system have a high probability of disease even if they eat normally.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven candidates hired by Haier: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one needs to be assigned to the public relations department, three to the production department and three to the sales department. The personnel allocation of these seven employees must meet the following conditions: (1) H and Y must be assigned to the same department. (2) F and G cannot be assigned to the same department. (3) if X is assigned to the sales department, W is assigned to the production department. (4) F must be assigned to the production department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following listed pairs of employees cannot be assigned to the sales department?\n\nOptions:\nA: G and I\nB: G and X\nC: G and Y\nD: H and W\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven candidates hired by Haier: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one needs to be assigned to the public relations department, three to the production department and three to the sales department. The personnel allocation of these seven employees must meet the following conditions: (1) H and Y must be assigned to the same department. (2) F and G cannot be assigned to the same department. (3) if X is assigned to the sales department, W is assigned to the production department. (4) F must be assigned to the production department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following listed pairs of employees cannot be assigned to the sales department?\n\nOptions:\nA: G and I\nB: G and X\nC: G and Y\nD: H and W\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are seven candidates hired by Haier: F, G, H, I, W, X and Y, of which one needs to be assigned to the public relations department, three to the production department and three to the sales department. The personnel allocation of these seven employees must meet the following conditions: (1) H and Y must be assigned to the same department. (2) F and G cannot be assigned to the same department. (3) if X is assigned to the sales department, W is assigned to the production department. (4) F must be assigned to the production department.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following listed pairs of employees cannot be assigned to the sales department?\n\nOptions:\nA: G and I\nB: G and X\nC: G and Y\nD: H and W\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntinuclear activist: The closing of the nuclear power plant is a victory for the antinuclear cause. It also represents a belated acknowledgment by the power industry that they cannot operate such plants safely. Nuclear power plant manager: It represents no such thing. The availability of cheap power from nonnuclear sources, together with the cost of mandated safety inspections and safety repairs, made continued operation uneconomic. Thus it was not safety considerations but economic considerations that dictated the plant' s closing.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the manager's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the sources from which cheap power is available might themselves be subject to safety concerns\nB: takes as one of its premises a view about the power industry's attitude toward nuclear safety that contradicts the activist's view\nC: fails to acknowledge that the power industry might now believe nuclear power plants to be unsafe even though this plant was not closed for safety reasons\nD: counts as purely economic considerations some expenses that arise as a result of the need to take safety precautions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntinuclear activist: The closing of the nuclear power plant is a victory for the antinuclear cause. It also represents a belated acknowledgment by the power industry that they cannot operate such plants safely. Nuclear power plant manager: It represents no such thing. The availability of cheap power from nonnuclear sources, together with the cost of mandated safety inspections and safety repairs, made continued operation uneconomic. Thus it was not safety considerations but economic considerations that dictated the plant' s closing.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the manager's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the sources from which cheap power is available might themselves be subject to safety concerns\nB: takes as one of its premises a view about the power industry's attitude toward nuclear safety that contradicts the activist's view\nC: fails to acknowledge that the power industry might now believe nuclear power plants to be unsafe even though this plant was not closed for safety reasons\nD: counts as purely economic considerations some expenses that arise as a result of the need to take safety precautions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAntinuclear activist: The closing of the nuclear power plant is a victory for the antinuclear cause. It also represents a belated acknowledgment by the power industry that they cannot operate such plants safely. Nuclear power plant manager: It represents no such thing. The availability of cheap power from nonnuclear sources, together with the cost of mandated safety inspections and safety repairs, made continued operation uneconomic. Thus it was not safety considerations but economic considerations that dictated the plant' s closing.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the manager's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that the sources from which cheap power is available might themselves be subject to safety concerns\nB: takes as one of its premises a view about the power industry's attitude toward nuclear safety that contradicts the activist's view\nC: fails to acknowledge that the power industry might now believe nuclear power plants to be unsafe even though this plant was not closed for safety reasons\nD: counts as purely economic considerations some expenses that arise as a result of the need to take safety precautions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car' s antitheft alarm that sounds in the middle of the night in a crowded city neighborhood may stop an attempted car theft. On the other hand, the alarm might signal only a fault in the device, or a response to some harmless contact, such as a tree branch brushing the car. But whatever the cause, the sleep of many people in the neighborhood is disturbed. Out of consideration for others, people who have these antitheft alarms on their cars should deactivate them when they park in crowded city neighborhoods at night.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed by the author of the passage, would allow her properly to draw her conclusion that the owners of alarm-equipped cars should deactivate the alarms when parking in crowded city neighborhoods at night?\n\nOptions:\nA: The inconvenience of false alarms is a small price to pay for the security of a neighborhood.\nB: In most cases when a car alarm sounds at night, it is a false alarm.\nC: Allowing the residents of a crowded city neighborhood to sleep undisturbed is more important than preventing car theft.\nD: People who equip their cars with antitheft alarms are generally inconsiderate of others.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car' s antitheft alarm that sounds in the middle of the night in a crowded city neighborhood may stop an attempted car theft. On the other hand, the alarm might signal only a fault in the device, or a response to some harmless contact, such as a tree branch brushing the car. But whatever the cause, the sleep of many people in the neighborhood is disturbed. Out of consideration for others, people who have these antitheft alarms on their cars should deactivate them when they park in crowded city neighborhoods at night.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed by the author of the passage, would allow her properly to draw her conclusion that the owners of alarm-equipped cars should deactivate the alarms when parking in crowded city neighborhoods at night?\n\nOptions:\nA: The inconvenience of false alarms is a small price to pay for the security of a neighborhood.\nB: In most cases when a car alarm sounds at night, it is a false alarm.\nC: Allowing the residents of a crowded city neighborhood to sleep undisturbed is more important than preventing car theft.\nD: People who equip their cars with antitheft alarms are generally inconsiderate of others.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car' s antitheft alarm that sounds in the middle of the night in a crowded city neighborhood may stop an attempted car theft. On the other hand, the alarm might signal only a fault in the device, or a response to some harmless contact, such as a tree branch brushing the car. But whatever the cause, the sleep of many people in the neighborhood is disturbed. Out of consideration for others, people who have these antitheft alarms on their cars should deactivate them when they park in crowded city neighborhoods at night.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed by the author of the passage, would allow her properly to draw her conclusion that the owners of alarm-equipped cars should deactivate the alarms when parking in crowded city neighborhoods at night?\n\nOptions:\nA: The inconvenience of false alarms is a small price to pay for the security of a neighborhood.\nB: In most cases when a car alarm sounds at night, it is a false alarm.\nC: Allowing the residents of a crowded city neighborhood to sleep undisturbed is more important than preventing car theft.\nD: People who equip their cars with antitheft alarms are generally inconsiderate of others.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArtists have different ways of producing contours and hatching, and analysis of these stylistic features can help to distinguish works by a famous artist both from forgeries and from works genuinely by other artists. Indeed, this analysis has shown that many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually by the artist Giulio Clovio, Michelangelo' s contemporary.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The contour and hatching styles used to identify the drawings of Clovio cited can be shown to be features of all Clovio's works.\nB: There is an analyzable difference between Clovio's contour and hatching styles and those of Michelangelo.\nC: Many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually forgeries.\nD: Contours and hatching are the main features that distinguish the drawing styles of different artists.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArtists have different ways of producing contours and hatching, and analysis of these stylistic features can help to distinguish works by a famous artist both from forgeries and from works genuinely by other artists. Indeed, this analysis has shown that many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually by the artist Giulio Clovio, Michelangelo' s contemporary.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The contour and hatching styles used to identify the drawings of Clovio cited can be shown to be features of all Clovio's works.\nB: There is an analyzable difference between Clovio's contour and hatching styles and those of Michelangelo.\nC: Many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually forgeries.\nD: Contours and hatching are the main features that distinguish the drawing styles of different artists.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nArtists have different ways of producing contours and hatching, and analysis of these stylistic features can help to distinguish works by a famous artist both from forgeries and from works genuinely by other artists. Indeed, this analysis has shown that many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually by the artist Giulio Clovio, Michelangelo' s contemporary.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The contour and hatching styles used to identify the drawings of Clovio cited can be shown to be features of all Clovio's works.\nB: There is an analyzable difference between Clovio's contour and hatching styles and those of Michelangelo.\nC: Many of the drawings formerly attributed to Michelangelo are actually forgeries.\nD: Contours and hatching are the main features that distinguish the drawing styles of different artists.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs we all know, western medicine can solve many diseases that cannot be solved by traditional Chinese medicine by using modern scientific and technological means, and traditional Chinese medicine has also cured many problems that make western medicine helpless by relying on the special understanding of human meridians and Qi and blood. Therefore, for some complex diseases, many people believe that the treatment of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine is necessary.\n\nQuestion:\nThe assumptions made by these people in their judgment is:\n\nOptions:\nA: The treatment methods of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine for these diseases can be combined with each other\nB: These diseases can not be effectively treated by traditional Chinese medicine alone or western medicine alone\nC: In view of these diseases, the medical profession has mastered the method of combining Chinese and Western medical methods\nD: For these diseases, the medical community has tried the treatment of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine and achieved good results\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn August 3, 2003, a 110000-year-old human tooth fossil about 3 cm in length was unearthed in Zhangkoudong Ancient Human site in Jiuxiang, Yiliang County.As soon as the excavation was announced, it immediately attracted wide attention from the media and experts. Many experts involved in the excavation believe that the appearance of this human tooth fossil shows that Zhangkoudong already had human activities as early as 110000 years ago, and it will rewrite the conclusion that human beings in Kunming area, as defined by the Longtan Mountain Ancient Human site in Chenggong County, have a history of only 30,000 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best question the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Academia is inherently controversial, and everyone has the right to express their own opinions.\nB: Some experts have analyzed the long axis of the tooth, the shape of the crown, the protrusion of the lip and tongue of the crown and the enamel of the fossil, and think that the fossil is not a fossil of human incisor, but a fossil of deer tooth.\nC: The fossilized tooth was unearthed in a red sandy soil layer 20 cm below the calcium plate 110,000 years ago.\nD: Some experts have used the uranium series method to determine the age of the calcium plates in each layer of Zhangkou Cave, proving that the earliest deposits in the cave where the tooth fossils were found were formed 300000 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn August 3, 2003, a 110000-year-old human tooth fossil about 3 cm in length was unearthed in Zhangkoudong Ancient Human site in Jiuxiang, Yiliang County.As soon as the excavation was announced, it immediately attracted wide attention from the media and experts. Many experts involved in the excavation believe that the appearance of this human tooth fossil shows that Zhangkoudong already had human activities as early as 110000 years ago, and it will rewrite the conclusion that human beings in Kunming area, as defined by the Longtan Mountain Ancient Human site in Chenggong County, have a history of only 30,000 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best question the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Academia is inherently controversial, and everyone has the right to express their own opinions.\nB: Some experts have analyzed the long axis of the tooth, the shape of the crown, the protrusion of the lip and tongue of the crown and the enamel of the fossil, and think that the fossil is not a fossil of human incisor, but a fossil of deer tooth.\nC: The fossilized tooth was unearthed in a red sandy soil layer 20 cm below the calcium plate 110,000 years ago.\nD: Some experts have used the uranium series method to determine the age of the calcium plates in each layer of Zhangkou Cave, proving that the earliest deposits in the cave where the tooth fossils were found were formed 300000 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn August 3, 2003, a 110000-year-old human tooth fossil about 3 cm in length was unearthed in Zhangkoudong Ancient Human site in Jiuxiang, Yiliang County.As soon as the excavation was announced, it immediately attracted wide attention from the media and experts. Many experts involved in the excavation believe that the appearance of this human tooth fossil shows that Zhangkoudong already had human activities as early as 110000 years ago, and it will rewrite the conclusion that human beings in Kunming area, as defined by the Longtan Mountain Ancient Human site in Chenggong County, have a history of only 30,000 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best question the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Academia is inherently controversial, and everyone has the right to express their own opinions.\nB: Some experts have analyzed the long axis of the tooth, the shape of the crown, the protrusion of the lip and tongue of the crown and the enamel of the fossil, and think that the fossil is not a fossil of human incisor, but a fossil of deer tooth.\nC: The fossilized tooth was unearthed in a red sandy soil layer 20 cm below the calcium plate 110,000 years ago.\nD: Some experts have used the uranium series method to determine the age of the calcium plates in each layer of Zhangkou Cave, proving that the earliest deposits in the cave where the tooth fossils were found were formed 300000 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScott: The Hippocratic oath demands, specifically, that doctors never divulge information about patients. Hence the psychiatrist who released tapes of a poet' s therapy sessions after the poet' s death violated his oath by his actions, even though the tapes were released after the poet' s death and to the poet' s official biographer. It makes no difference that the poet' s published works were written in a confessional manner or that she had assured the psychiatrist that he could do with the tapes as he saw fit. Bonara: 1 agree that doctors are bound not to divulge patient information and would not myself release such tapes without written permission from the patient. Nevertheless, I disagree that the circumstances were irrelevant in this case. I do not think the poet' s psychiatrist violated the Hippocratic oath.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if established, helps most to justify Scott's evaluation of the psychiatrist's actions?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a patient has expressed an intention to make public information about himself or herself that is in a psychiatrist's possession, the psychiatrist is released from the obligation to keep that information confidential.\nB: Since any psychiatrist's divulging to the public information about a patient could undermine the trust of other patients in their psychiatrists, no patient can release a psychiatrist from the obligation to keep patient information confidential.\nC: Since a psychiatrist could influence a patient's opinions during therapy, any directives to the psychiatrist by the patient must be interpreted in the light of the patient's actions outside the therapeutic setting.\nD: Once a patient has granted a psychiatrist permission to release confidential information, that information can be released to anyone at the psychiatrist's discretion.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScott: The Hippocratic oath demands, specifically, that doctors never divulge information about patients. Hence the psychiatrist who released tapes of a poet' s therapy sessions after the poet' s death violated his oath by his actions, even though the tapes were released after the poet' s death and to the poet' s official biographer. It makes no difference that the poet' s published works were written in a confessional manner or that she had assured the psychiatrist that he could do with the tapes as he saw fit. Bonara: 1 agree that doctors are bound not to divulge patient information and would not myself release such tapes without written permission from the patient. Nevertheless, I disagree that the circumstances were irrelevant in this case. I do not think the poet' s psychiatrist violated the Hippocratic oath.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if established, helps most to justify Scott's evaluation of the psychiatrist's actions?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a patient has expressed an intention to make public information about himself or herself that is in a psychiatrist's possession, the psychiatrist is released from the obligation to keep that information confidential.\nB: Since any psychiatrist's divulging to the public information about a patient could undermine the trust of other patients in their psychiatrists, no patient can release a psychiatrist from the obligation to keep patient information confidential.\nC: Since a psychiatrist could influence a patient's opinions during therapy, any directives to the psychiatrist by the patient must be interpreted in the light of the patient's actions outside the therapeutic setting.\nD: Once a patient has granted a psychiatrist permission to release confidential information, that information can be released to anyone at the psychiatrist's discretion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScott: The Hippocratic oath demands, specifically, that doctors never divulge information about patients. Hence the psychiatrist who released tapes of a poet' s therapy sessions after the poet' s death violated his oath by his actions, even though the tapes were released after the poet' s death and to the poet' s official biographer. It makes no difference that the poet' s published works were written in a confessional manner or that she had assured the psychiatrist that he could do with the tapes as he saw fit. Bonara: 1 agree that doctors are bound not to divulge patient information and would not myself release such tapes without written permission from the patient. Nevertheless, I disagree that the circumstances were irrelevant in this case. I do not think the poet' s psychiatrist violated the Hippocratic oath.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if established, helps most to justify Scott's evaluation of the psychiatrist's actions?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a patient has expressed an intention to make public information about himself or herself that is in a psychiatrist's possession, the psychiatrist is released from the obligation to keep that information confidential.\nB: Since any psychiatrist's divulging to the public information about a patient could undermine the trust of other patients in their psychiatrists, no patient can release a psychiatrist from the obligation to keep patient information confidential.\nC: Since a psychiatrist could influence a patient's opinions during therapy, any directives to the psychiatrist by the patient must be interpreted in the light of the patient's actions outside the therapeutic setting.\nD: Once a patient has granted a psychiatrist permission to release confidential information, that information can be released to anyone at the psychiatrist's discretion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter ten years of success and failure, we have a correct understanding of centering on economic construction and have found a development path to promote reform and opening up. Everyone knows that this understanding and this path have come from It is not easy, we must cherish it, and we must not be shaken at any time. However, since the first day of reform and opening up, we have attached great importance to economic construction while also attaching great importance to the construction of spiritual civilization. If there is only the former without the latter, It is not socialism with Chinese characteristics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following mainly supports the argument of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Regarding economic construction as the center is a hard-won correct understanding\nB: Economic construction has gone up, and we should also do a good job in the construction of spiritual civilization\nC: The simultaneous development of economic construction and spiritual civilization construction is socialism with Chinese characteristics\nD: Socialism with Chinese characteristics must insist on taking economic construction as the center\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter ten years of success and failure, we have a correct understanding of centering on economic construction and have found a development path to promote reform and opening up. Everyone knows that this understanding and this path have come from It is not easy, we must cherish it, and we must not be shaken at any time. However, since the first day of reform and opening up, we have attached great importance to economic construction while also attaching great importance to the construction of spiritual civilization. If there is only the former without the latter, It is not socialism with Chinese characteristics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following mainly supports the argument of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Regarding economic construction as the center is a hard-won correct understanding\nB: Economic construction has gone up, and we should also do a good job in the construction of spiritual civilization\nC: The simultaneous development of economic construction and spiritual civilization construction is socialism with Chinese characteristics\nD: Socialism with Chinese characteristics must insist on taking economic construction as the center\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Many popular psychological theories are poor theories in that they are inelegant and do not help to dispel the mystery that surrounds our psyche. However, this is not really important. The theories produce the right results: therapeutically, they tend to have greater success than their more scientific rivals.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statement about the relative therapeutic success of many popular psychological theories plays which one of the following roles in the critic's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is used to suggest that popular psychological theories are actually better scientific explanations than are their rivals.\nB: It is used to illustrate what the critic takes to be the most important aspect of scientific theories.\nC: It is used to override some considerations against these theories.\nD: It is used to disprove evidence against these theories.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Many popular psychological theories are poor theories in that they are inelegant and do not help to dispel the mystery that surrounds our psyche. However, this is not really important. The theories produce the right results: therapeutically, they tend to have greater success than their more scientific rivals.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statement about the relative therapeutic success of many popular psychological theories plays which one of the following roles in the critic's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is used to suggest that popular psychological theories are actually better scientific explanations than are their rivals.\nB: It is used to illustrate what the critic takes to be the most important aspect of scientific theories.\nC: It is used to override some considerations against these theories.\nD: It is used to disprove evidence against these theories.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Many popular psychological theories are poor theories in that they are inelegant and do not help to dispel the mystery that surrounds our psyche. However, this is not really important. The theories produce the right results: therapeutically, they tend to have greater success than their more scientific rivals.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statement about the relative therapeutic success of many popular psychological theories plays which one of the following roles in the critic's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is used to suggest that popular psychological theories are actually better scientific explanations than are their rivals.\nB: It is used to illustrate what the critic takes to be the most important aspect of scientific theories.\nC: It is used to override some considerations against these theories.\nD: It is used to disprove evidence against these theories.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood and drug safety traceability system is a system that relies on modern information technology to warn of possible hidden dangers of food and drug safety. The reason why it is widely used in some countries is that on the one hand, it can reduce the cost of obtaining information from regulators and improve regulatory efficiency; on the other hand, it can also force enterprises to improve their safety awareness and take the initiative to control risks. This system has been introduced into China for many years and is reflected in relevant laws and regulations as well as action planning. However, in practice, regional segmentation, departmental division and other problems are still relatively prominent, and there is no efficient local linkage and joint efforts of departments, which is lack of overall effect on solving food and drug safety problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The traceability system of food and drug safety in China still needs to be improved\nB: A sound traceability system for food and drug safety is of great value\nC: The relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of food and drug safety\nD: Multi-party cooperation is the key to solve the problem of food and drug safety\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood and drug safety traceability system is a system that relies on modern information technology to warn of possible hidden dangers of food and drug safety. The reason why it is widely used in some countries is that on the one hand, it can reduce the cost of obtaining information from regulators and improve regulatory efficiency; on the other hand, it can also force enterprises to improve their safety awareness and take the initiative to control risks. This system has been introduced into China for many years and is reflected in relevant laws and regulations as well as action planning. However, in practice, regional segmentation, departmental division and other problems are still relatively prominent, and there is no efficient local linkage and joint efforts of departments, which is lack of overall effect on solving food and drug safety problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The traceability system of food and drug safety in China still needs to be improved\nB: A sound traceability system for food and drug safety is of great value\nC: The relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of food and drug safety\nD: Multi-party cooperation is the key to solve the problem of food and drug safety\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFood and drug safety traceability system is a system that relies on modern information technology to warn of possible hidden dangers of food and drug safety. The reason why it is widely used in some countries is that on the one hand, it can reduce the cost of obtaining information from regulators and improve regulatory efficiency; on the other hand, it can also force enterprises to improve their safety awareness and take the initiative to control risks. This system has been introduced into China for many years and is reflected in relevant laws and regulations as well as action planning. However, in practice, regional segmentation, departmental division and other problems are still relatively prominent, and there is no efficient local linkage and joint efforts of departments, which is lack of overall effect on solving food and drug safety problems.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The traceability system of food and drug safety in China still needs to be improved\nB: A sound traceability system for food and drug safety is of great value\nC: The relevant departments should strengthen the supervision of food and drug safety\nD: Multi-party cooperation is the key to solve the problem of food and drug safety\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe network not only discovers problems, but sometimes acts as a clue provider and supervisor to solve problems. Compared with various supervision and management mechanisms, the supervision ability of the network has shown an advanced trend. It'seems that the clues of many problems are always exposed on the network before they are investigated and then solved. In this regard, we should be soberly aware that although network supervision has played a significant role at present, it is by no means a normal way of supervision and accountability in a society under the rule of law, nor should it become a mainstream way of supervision. How to give full play to the due role of the original supervision mechanism is an urgent problem in front of us.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The society ruled by law cannot mainly rely on the network for effective supervision\nB: The network has more advanced supervision ability than other supervision mechanisms\nC: Network supervision can play a better role on the basis of self-improvement\nD: An important way of supervision in today's society is network supervision\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe network not only discovers problems, but sometimes acts as a clue provider and supervisor to solve problems. Compared with various supervision and management mechanisms, the supervision ability of the network has shown an advanced trend. It'seems that the clues of many problems are always exposed on the network before they are investigated and then solved. In this regard, we should be soberly aware that although network supervision has played a significant role at present, it is by no means a normal way of supervision and accountability in a society under the rule of law, nor should it become a mainstream way of supervision. How to give full play to the due role of the original supervision mechanism is an urgent problem in front of us.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The society ruled by law cannot mainly rely on the network for effective supervision\nB: The network has more advanced supervision ability than other supervision mechanisms\nC: Network supervision can play a better role on the basis of self-improvement\nD: An important way of supervision in today's society is network supervision\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSituation: In the island nation of Bezun, the government taxes gasoline heavily in order to induce people not to drive. It uses the revenue from the gasoline tax to subsidize electricity in order to reduce prices charged for electricity. Analysis: The greater the success achieved in meeting the first of these objectives, the less will be the success achieved in meeting the second.\n\nQuestion:\nThe analysis provided for the situation above would be most appropriate in which one of the following situations?\n\nOptions:\nA: A mail-order store imposes a stiff surcharge for overnight delivery in order to limit use of this option. The store uses revenue from the surcharge to pay the extra expenses it incurs for providing the overnight delivery service.\nB: The park management charges an admission fee so that a park's users will contribute to the park's upkeep. In order to keep admission fees low, the management does not finance any new projects from them.\nC: The highway administration charges a toll for crossing a bridge in order to get motorists to use other routes. It uses the revenue from that toll to generate a reserve fund in order to be able one day to build a new bridge.\nD: A library charges a late fee in order to induce borrowers to return books promptly. The library uses revenue from the late fee to send reminders to tardy borrowers in order to reduce the incidence of overdue books.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSituation: In the island nation of Bezun, the government taxes gasoline heavily in order to induce people not to drive. It uses the revenue from the gasoline tax to subsidize electricity in order to reduce prices charged for electricity. Analysis: The greater the success achieved in meeting the first of these objectives, the less will be the success achieved in meeting the second.\n\nQuestion:\nThe analysis provided for the situation above would be most appropriate in which one of the following situations?\n\nOptions:\nA: A mail-order store imposes a stiff surcharge for overnight delivery in order to limit use of this option. The store uses revenue from the surcharge to pay the extra expenses it incurs for providing the overnight delivery service.\nB: The park management charges an admission fee so that a park's users will contribute to the park's upkeep. In order to keep admission fees low, the management does not finance any new projects from them.\nC: The highway administration charges a toll for crossing a bridge in order to get motorists to use other routes. It uses the revenue from that toll to generate a reserve fund in order to be able one day to build a new bridge.\nD: A library charges a late fee in order to induce borrowers to return books promptly. The library uses revenue from the late fee to send reminders to tardy borrowers in order to reduce the incidence of overdue books.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSituation: In the island nation of Bezun, the government taxes gasoline heavily in order to induce people not to drive. It uses the revenue from the gasoline tax to subsidize electricity in order to reduce prices charged for electricity. Analysis: The greater the success achieved in meeting the first of these objectives, the less will be the success achieved in meeting the second.\n\nQuestion:\nThe analysis provided for the situation above would be most appropriate in which one of the following situations?\n\nOptions:\nA: A mail-order store imposes a stiff surcharge for overnight delivery in order to limit use of this option. The store uses revenue from the surcharge to pay the extra expenses it incurs for providing the overnight delivery service.\nB: The park management charges an admission fee so that a park's users will contribute to the park's upkeep. In order to keep admission fees low, the management does not finance any new projects from them.\nC: The highway administration charges a toll for crossing a bridge in order to get motorists to use other routes. It uses the revenue from that toll to generate a reserve fund in order to be able one day to build a new bridge.\nD: A library charges a late fee in order to induce borrowers to return books promptly. The library uses revenue from the late fee to send reminders to tardy borrowers in order to reduce the incidence of overdue books.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more users of the cable TV pay channels in city X than in city Y, so citizens of city X are more aware of international current affairs than citizens of city Y.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, except for which one, will weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monthly rental fee of the cable TV pay channels in city X is lower than that of similar channels in city Y.\nB: The survey shows that citizens of city X spend less time watching TV than citizens of city Y.\nC: The cable TV pay channels in city X are all entertainment programs.\nD: Most citizens of city Y work in city X and usually only return to city Y on weekends.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more users of the cable TV pay channels in city X than in city Y, so citizens of city X are more aware of international current affairs than citizens of city Y.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, except for which one, will weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monthly rental fee of the cable TV pay channels in city X is lower than that of similar channels in city Y.\nB: The survey shows that citizens of city X spend less time watching TV than citizens of city Y.\nC: The cable TV pay channels in city X are all entertainment programs.\nD: Most citizens of city Y work in city X and usually only return to city Y on weekends.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more users of the cable TV pay channels in city X than in city Y, so citizens of city X are more aware of international current affairs than citizens of city Y.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, except for which one, will weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monthly rental fee of the cable TV pay channels in city X is lower than that of similar channels in city Y.\nB: The survey shows that citizens of city X spend less time watching TV than citizens of city Y.\nC: The cable TV pay channels in city X are all entertainment programs.\nD: Most citizens of city Y work in city X and usually only return to city Y on weekends.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person with a type B lipid profile is at much greater risk of heart disease than a person with a type A lipid profile. In an experiment, both type A volunteers and type B volunteers were put on a low-fat diet. The cholesterol levels of the type B volunteers soon dropped substantially, although their lipid profiles were unchanged. The type A volunteers, however, showed no benefit from the diet, and 40 percent of them actually shifted to type B profiles.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reduction in cholesterol levels in the volunteers is solely responsible for the change in their lipid profiles.\nB: Apart from adopting the low-fat diet, most of the volunteers did not substantially change any aspect of their lifestyle that would have affected their cholesterol levels or lipid profiles.\nC: For at least some of the volunteers in the experiment, the risk of heart disease increased after having been put on the low-fat diet.\nD: In the experiment, most of the volunteers had their risk of heart disease reduced at least marginally as a result of having been put on the diet.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person with a type B lipid profile is at much greater risk of heart disease than a person with a type A lipid profile. In an experiment, both type A volunteers and type B volunteers were put on a low-fat diet. The cholesterol levels of the type B volunteers soon dropped substantially, although their lipid profiles were unchanged. The type A volunteers, however, showed no benefit from the diet, and 40 percent of them actually shifted to type B profiles.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reduction in cholesterol levels in the volunteers is solely responsible for the change in their lipid profiles.\nB: Apart from adopting the low-fat diet, most of the volunteers did not substantially change any aspect of their lifestyle that would have affected their cholesterol levels or lipid profiles.\nC: For at least some of the volunteers in the experiment, the risk of heart disease increased after having been put on the low-fat diet.\nD: In the experiment, most of the volunteers had their risk of heart disease reduced at least marginally as a result of having been put on the diet.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person with a type B lipid profile is at much greater risk of heart disease than a person with a type A lipid profile. In an experiment, both type A volunteers and type B volunteers were put on a low-fat diet. The cholesterol levels of the type B volunteers soon dropped substantially, although their lipid profiles were unchanged. The type A volunteers, however, showed no benefit from the diet, and 40 percent of them actually shifted to type B profiles.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reduction in cholesterol levels in the volunteers is solely responsible for the change in their lipid profiles.\nB: Apart from adopting the low-fat diet, most of the volunteers did not substantially change any aspect of their lifestyle that would have affected their cholesterol levels or lipid profiles.\nC: For at least some of the volunteers in the experiment, the risk of heart disease increased after having been put on the low-fat diet.\nD: In the experiment, most of the volunteers had their risk of heart disease reduced at least marginally as a result of having been put on the diet.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person with a type B lipid profile is at much greater risk of heart disease than a person with a type A lipid profile. In an experiment, both type A volunteers and type B volunteers were put on a low-fat diet. The cholesterol levels of the type B volunteers soon dropped substantially, although their lipid profiles were unchanged. The type A volunteers, however, showed no benefit from the diet, and 40 percent of them actually shifted to type B profiles.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reduction in cholesterol levels in the volunteers is solely responsible for the change in their lipid profiles.\nB: Apart from adopting the low-fat diet, most of the volunteers did not substantially change any aspect of their lifestyle that would have affected their cholesterol levels or lipid profiles.\nC: For at least some of the volunteers in the experiment, the risk of heart disease increased after having been put on the low-fat diet.\nD: In the experiment, most of the volunteers had their risk of heart disease reduced at least marginally as a result of having been put on the diet.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are three traditional standards of civilization, namely writing, bronzes and cities. However, many archaeologists later discovered that due to the differences in civilizations in different regions, this criterion not only does not work, but also hinders archaeological work. Nowadays, the international standard for judging civilization is mainly: it has entered the state and social form, and has a set of etiquette system and governance management system. Although the Liangzhu culture did not have bronze wares and relatively mature characters, it had an early state and social form, a relatively complete etiquette system and management system, and many elements of oriental civilization. Some archaeological researchers of the Liangzhu Culture even believe that the Liangzhu Culture is a comprehensive civilization in the early East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cities should be the primary criterion for identifying civilization\nB: Liangzhu culture conforms to the prevailing standards of civilization judgment\nC: Traditional criteria for judging civilizations still have realistic significance\nD: Liangzhu culture subverts the traditional understanding of civilization\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are three traditional standards of civilization, namely writing, bronzes and cities. However, many archaeologists later discovered that due to the differences in civilizations in different regions, this criterion not only does not work, but also hinders archaeological work. Nowadays, the international standard for judging civilization is mainly: it has entered the state and social form, and has a set of etiquette system and governance management system. Although the Liangzhu culture did not have bronze wares and relatively mature characters, it had an early state and social form, a relatively complete etiquette system and management system, and many elements of oriental civilization. Some archaeological researchers of the Liangzhu Culture even believe that the Liangzhu Culture is a comprehensive civilization in the early East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cities should be the primary criterion for identifying civilization\nB: Liangzhu culture conforms to the prevailing standards of civilization judgment\nC: Traditional criteria for judging civilizations still have realistic significance\nD: Liangzhu culture subverts the traditional understanding of civilization\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are three traditional standards of civilization, namely writing, bronzes and cities. However, many archaeologists later discovered that due to the differences in civilizations in different regions, this criterion not only does not work, but also hinders archaeological work. Nowadays, the international standard for judging civilization is mainly: it has entered the state and social form, and has a set of etiquette system and governance management system. Although the Liangzhu culture did not have bronze wares and relatively mature characters, it had an early state and social form, a relatively complete etiquette system and management system, and many elements of oriental civilization. Some archaeological researchers of the Liangzhu Culture even believe that the Liangzhu Culture is a comprehensive civilization in the early East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cities should be the primary criterion for identifying civilization\nB: Liangzhu culture conforms to the prevailing standards of civilization judgment\nC: Traditional criteria for judging civilizations still have realistic significance\nD: Liangzhu culture subverts the traditional understanding of civilization\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor several centuries there have been hairless dogs in western Mexico and in coastal Peru. It is very unlikely that a trait as rare as hairlessness emerged on two separate occasions. Since the dogs have never existed in the wild, and the vast mountainous jungle separating these two regions would have made overland travel between them extremely difficult centuries ago, the dogs must have been transported from one of these regions to the other by boat, probably during trading expeditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption that the argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hairless dogs have never been found anywhere except in the regions of western Mexico and coastal Peru.\nB: Centuries ago, it was easier to travel by boat between western Mexico and coastal Peru than to travel by an overland route.\nC: If hairless dogs were at one time transported between western Mexico and coastal Peru by boat, they were traded in exchange for other goods.\nD: Most of the trade goods that came into western Mexico centuries ago were transported by boat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit quality blacklist refers to the disclosure of certain individuals or units' breach of contract and law violations in economic activities within a certain range through a certain information system, thereby recording taints, criticism and supervision, and punishment and inhibition of such behaviors. Management methods.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options does not meet the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The China Banking Regulatory Commission recently issued a notification list to various financial institutions, calling for a high degree of vigilance against loans from companies on the list\nB: A magazine disclosed that when a passenger asked for an invoice from the dining car, he actually got a receipt with the words meal expenses written on it\nC: The People's Bank of China has added credit delinquents to its personal credit information database since October 1\nD: The cultural administrative department of a province recently decided to establish credit files for various cultural business units, and those with poor credit will be punished\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublishers, like all private businesses, have always been concerned about profitability. But, while it used to be at least possible to get a book published that was unlikely to be popular, and hence unlikely to be a moneymaker, profitability is now the sole criterion. Thus, no matter how much literary merit a book possesses, it will not be published in today' s market if it looks like it will not be popular.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following sentences most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Good books are published now only if they are also likely to be popular.\nB: Unpopular books are not likely to make money for the publisher.\nC: Books of literary merit cannot be published in today's market.\nD: It is harder to get a book published today than it once was.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublishers, like all private businesses, have always been concerned about profitability. But, while it used to be at least possible to get a book published that was unlikely to be popular, and hence unlikely to be a moneymaker, profitability is now the sole criterion. Thus, no matter how much literary merit a book possesses, it will not be published in today' s market if it looks like it will not be popular.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following sentences most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Good books are published now only if they are also likely to be popular.\nB: Unpopular books are not likely to make money for the publisher.\nC: Books of literary merit cannot be published in today's market.\nD: It is harder to get a book published today than it once was.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe empirical hypothesis is a speculative explanation of the phenomena and laws of things based on the results of observation or experiment and the existing scientific principles, while the theoretical hypothesis is a speculative explanation of the phenomena and laws of things through the thinking process of intuition, imagination, abstraction and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the theoretical hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Galileo put forward the concept of inertia through many experiments on inclined plane.\nB: Through the investigation of the law of numbers, Goldbach put forward Goldbach's conjecture.\nC: Bessel found that the motion of Sirius has a periodic deviation, and put forward the guess that Sirius has a companion star.\nD: When Copernicus observed the planets at different times and places, he found that the motion of each planet was different, and put forward the heliocentric theory.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe empirical hypothesis is a speculative explanation of the phenomena and laws of things based on the results of observation or experiment and the existing scientific principles, while the theoretical hypothesis is a speculative explanation of the phenomena and laws of things through the thinking process of intuition, imagination, abstraction and so on.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the theoretical hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Galileo put forward the concept of inertia through many experiments on inclined plane.\nB: Through the investigation of the law of numbers, Goldbach put forward Goldbach's conjecture.\nC: Bessel found that the motion of Sirius has a periodic deviation, and put forward the guess that Sirius has a companion star.\nD: When Copernicus observed the planets at different times and places, he found that the motion of each planet was different, and put forward the heliocentric theory.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMr. Tian believes that the reason why most laptops run slowly is not because the CPU performance is too poor, nor is it because the memory capacity is too small, but because the hard disk speed is too slow, and replacing old laptops with new solid state drives can greatly improve the user's gaming experience.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most question Mr. Tian's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Solid state drives are very expensive, and it is not cheap to replace old notebooks with hard drives\nB: The profit of selling solid state drives is much higher than that of selling traditional laptop hard drives\nC: A small number of old laptops have poor CPU performance and small memory capacity \nD: The game experience of users depends largely on the graphics card of the laptop, while the graphics card of the old laptop is poor\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the beginning of 2019, a unit recruited eight R & D personnel, all of whom are very excellent. Among them, Xiao Li, Xiao Kong and Xiao Chen, the R & D team of these three people is particularly outstanding. The atmosphere of the team is excellent. Xiao Chen, the team leader, is very concerned about Xiao Li and Xiao Kong, while Xiao Li admires Xiao Kong very much, and Xiao Kong admires Xiao Chen very much. At the end of the year, Xiao Chen got four invention patents and Xiao Li got five invention patents.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of 2019, a unit recruited eight R & D personnel, all of whom are very excellent. Among them, Xiao Li, Xiao Kong and Xiao Chen, the R & D team of these three people is particularly outstanding. The atmosphere of the team is excellent. Xiao Chen, the team leader, is very concerned about Xiao Li and Xiao Kong, while Xiao Li admires Xiao Kong very much, and Xiao Kong admires Xiao Chen very much. At the end of the year, Xiao Chen got four invention patents and Xiao Li got five invention patents.\nB: Team leader Xiao Chen won the most invention patents.\nC: Xiao Li's invention patent is not as many as Xiao Kong.\nD: Some people get more invention patents than those they admire.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt the beginning of 2019, a unit recruited eight R & D personnel, all of whom are very excellent. Among them, Xiao Li, Xiao Kong and Xiao Chen, the R & D team of these three people is particularly outstanding. The atmosphere of the team is excellent. Xiao Chen, the team leader, is very concerned about Xiao Li and Xiao Kong, while Xiao Li admires Xiao Kong very much, and Xiao Kong admires Xiao Chen very much. At the end of the year, Xiao Chen got four invention patents and Xiao Li got five invention patents.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above information, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of 2019, a unit recruited eight R & D personnel, all of whom are very excellent. Among them, Xiao Li, Xiao Kong and Xiao Chen, the R & D team of these three people is particularly outstanding. The atmosphere of the team is excellent. Xiao Chen, the team leader, is very concerned about Xiao Li and Xiao Kong, while Xiao Li admires Xiao Kong very much, and Xiao Kong admires Xiao Chen very much. At the end of the year, Xiao Chen got four invention patents and Xiao Li got five invention patents.\nB: Team leader Xiao Chen won the most invention patents.\nC: Xiao Li's invention patent is not as many as Xiao Kong.\nD: Some people get more invention patents than those they admire.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Sweden, known as the model of a high-welfare country, the benefits of non-working people are almost the same as their wages, and they do not have to pay taxes. Generous sick pay means that workers can get 90% of their wages even if they are sick. Although the Swedes are the healthiest citizens in Europe, the average annual sick leave for employees is no less than 50 days, accounting for almost one-fifth of the working time of the year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements does not fit the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: The welfare system of some countries represented by Sweden needs to be reformed.\nB: The welfare system is not a system conducive to promoting social progress.\nC: The welfare system has become a heavy burden on the governments of some European countries.\nD: The pursuit of fairness will affect social development to some extent.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Sweden, known as the model of a high-welfare country, the benefits of non-working people are almost the same as their wages, and they do not have to pay taxes. Generous sick pay means that workers can get 90% of their wages even if they are sick. Although the Swedes are the healthiest citizens in Europe, the average annual sick leave for employees is no less than 50 days, accounting for almost one-fifth of the working time of the year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements does not fit the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: The welfare system of some countries represented by Sweden needs to be reformed.\nB: The welfare system is not a system conducive to promoting social progress.\nC: The welfare system has become a heavy burden on the governments of some European countries.\nD: The pursuit of fairness will affect social development to some extent.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeibniz was a great philosopher in the 17th century. He published his calculus research results before Newton. But at that time Newton published his personal notes, indicating that he has used the principle of calculus at least 10 years before Leibniz published his results. Newton also said that shortly before Leibniz published his results, he talked about his thoughts on calculus in a letter to Leibniz. However, the research afterwards showed that in Newton's letter, the few lines about calculus hardly involve any important aspects of this theory. Therefore, it can be concluded that Leibniz and Newton independently published calculus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be assumed in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leibniz's mathematics talent is no less than Newton's\nB: Leibniz and Newton are honest people\nC: There is no a third person independently invented calculus no later than Leibniz and Newton\nD: Neither Leibniz nor Newton got the key details about calculus from the third channel\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeibniz was a great philosopher in the 17th century. He published his calculus research results before Newton. But at that time Newton published his personal notes, indicating that he has used the principle of calculus at least 10 years before Leibniz published his results. Newton also said that shortly before Leibniz published his results, he talked about his thoughts on calculus in a letter to Leibniz. However, the research afterwards showed that in Newton's letter, the few lines about calculus hardly involve any important aspects of this theory. Therefore, it can be concluded that Leibniz and Newton independently published calculus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be assumed in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leibniz's mathematics talent is no less than Newton's\nB: Leibniz and Newton are honest people\nC: There is no a third person independently invented calculus no later than Leibniz and Newton\nD: Neither Leibniz nor Newton got the key details about calculus from the third channel\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeibniz was a great philosopher in the 17th century. He published his calculus research results before Newton. But at that time Newton published his personal notes, indicating that he has used the principle of calculus at least 10 years before Leibniz published his results. Newton also said that shortly before Leibniz published his results, he talked about his thoughts on calculus in a letter to Leibniz. However, the research afterwards showed that in Newton's letter, the few lines about calculus hardly involve any important aspects of this theory. Therefore, it can be concluded that Leibniz and Newton independently published calculus.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be assumed in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leibniz's mathematics talent is no less than Newton's\nB: Leibniz and Newton are honest people\nC: There is no a third person independently invented calculus no later than Leibniz and Newton\nD: Neither Leibniz nor Newton got the key details about calculus from the third channel\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf there is only one company recruiting a physics major, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hongyu Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits management majors\nC: Jardine recruits physics majors\nD: Fengyun Company recruits physics majors\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf there is only one company recruiting a physics major, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hongyu Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits management majors\nC: Jardine recruits physics majors\nD: Fengyun Company recruits physics majors\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf there is only one company recruiting a physics major, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Hongyu Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits management majors\nC: Jardine recruits physics majors\nD: Fengyun Company recruits physics majors\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanya is a lawyer. Nearly all lawyers dutifully represent their clients' best interests, but a few unethical ones charge exorbitant and fraudulent fees for services. Some lawyers become millionaires, while others work in the best interest of the public. However, all lawyers are bound by extensive ethical codes, which vary slightly by jurisdiction.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tanya works for the public sector.\nB: Tanya charges exorbitant fees for her services.\nC: Tanya dutifully represents her clients' best interests.\nD: Tanya is bound by extensive ethical codes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanya is a lawyer. Nearly all lawyers dutifully represent their clients' best interests, but a few unethical ones charge exorbitant and fraudulent fees for services. Some lawyers become millionaires, while others work in the best interest of the public. However, all lawyers are bound by extensive ethical codes, which vary slightly by jurisdiction.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tanya works for the public sector.\nB: Tanya charges exorbitant fees for her services.\nC: Tanya dutifully represents her clients' best interests.\nD: Tanya is bound by extensive ethical codes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanya is a lawyer. Nearly all lawyers dutifully represent their clients' best interests, but a few unethical ones charge exorbitant and fraudulent fees for services. Some lawyers become millionaires, while others work in the best interest of the public. However, all lawyers are bound by extensive ethical codes, which vary slightly by jurisdiction.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tanya works for the public sector.\nB: Tanya charges exorbitant fees for her services.\nC: Tanya dutifully represents her clients' best interests.\nD: Tanya is bound by extensive ethical codes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called religious complex of scientists means that scientists believe in religion or have religious feelings, are full of respect and awe for religious belief itself, and hold a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief. It should be noted that although some scientists also respect and understand religious belief, an important phenomenon and thing in human life. They affirm its significance and value to a certain extent, but hold a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and do not recognize the existence of transcendence. Obviously, such scientists cannot be regarded as having religious complex.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this passage, which of the following cannot be regarded as a scientist with religious complex?\n\nOptions:\nA: A scientist who believes in or has religious feelings.\nB: A scientist who is full of respect and awe for religious belief itself.\nC: A scientist who holds a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief.\nD: A scientist who holds a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and does not recognize the existence of transcendence.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called religious complex of scientists means that scientists believe in religion or have religious feelings, are full of respect and awe for religious belief itself, and hold a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief. It should be noted that although some scientists also respect and understand religious belief, an important phenomenon and thing in human life. They affirm its significance and value to a certain extent, but hold a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and do not recognize the existence of transcendence. Obviously, such scientists cannot be regarded as having religious complex.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this passage, which of the following cannot be regarded as a scientist with religious complex?\n\nOptions:\nA: A scientist who believes in or has religious feelings.\nB: A scientist who is full of respect and awe for religious belief itself.\nC: A scientist who holds a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief.\nD: A scientist who holds a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and does not recognize the existence of transcendence.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called religious complex of scientists means that scientists believe in religion or have religious feelings, are full of respect and awe for religious belief itself, and hold a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief. It should be noted that although some scientists also respect and understand religious belief, an important phenomenon and thing in human life. They affirm its significance and value to a certain extent, but hold a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and do not recognize the existence of transcendence. Obviously, such scientists cannot be regarded as having religious complex.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this passage, which of the following cannot be regarded as a scientist with religious complex?\n\nOptions:\nA: A scientist who believes in or has religious feelings.\nB: A scientist who is full of respect and awe for religious belief itself.\nC: A scientist who holds a positive attitude towards the significance and value of religious belief.\nD: A scientist who holds a thorough rationalist or empirical attitude towards the universe and does not recognize the existence of transcendence.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanner: The public should demand political debates before any election. Voters are better able to choose the candidate best suited for office if they watch the candidates seriously debate one another. Saldana: Political debates almost always benefit the candidate who has the better debating skills. Thus, they don' t really help voters determine which candidate is most qualified for office.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Tanner and Saldana disagree over which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: A voter who watches a political debate will likely be better able, as a result, to determine which candidate is more qualified for office.\nB: Political debates tend to have a major effect on which candidate among those participating in a debate will win the election.\nC: Political candidates with strong debating skills are more likely to win elections than those with weak debating skills.\nD: The candidates with the best debating skills are the ones who are most qualified for the political offices for which they are running.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanner: The public should demand political debates before any election. Voters are better able to choose the candidate best suited for office if they watch the candidates seriously debate one another. Saldana: Political debates almost always benefit the candidate who has the better debating skills. Thus, they don' t really help voters determine which candidate is most qualified for office.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Tanner and Saldana disagree over which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: A voter who watches a political debate will likely be better able, as a result, to determine which candidate is more qualified for office.\nB: Political debates tend to have a major effect on which candidate among those participating in a debate will win the election.\nC: Political candidates with strong debating skills are more likely to win elections than those with weak debating skills.\nD: The candidates with the best debating skills are the ones who are most qualified for the political offices for which they are running.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTanner: The public should demand political debates before any election. Voters are better able to choose the candidate best suited for office if they watch the candidates seriously debate one another. Saldana: Political debates almost always benefit the candidate who has the better debating skills. Thus, they don' t really help voters determine which candidate is most qualified for office.\n\nQuestion:\nThe dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Tanner and Saldana disagree over which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: A voter who watches a political debate will likely be better able, as a result, to determine which candidate is more qualified for office.\nB: Political debates tend to have a major effect on which candidate among those participating in a debate will win the election.\nC: Political candidates with strong debating skills are more likely to win elections than those with weak debating skills.\nD: The candidates with the best debating skills are the ones who are most qualified for the political offices for which they are running.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey of 178 countries around the world by the British New Economics Foundation shows that people in emerging countries such as China are happier than those in Japan, South Korea and the United States, of course, according to a survey by the University of Erasmus in the Netherlands and the Institute of Social Studies at the University of Michigan in the United States. since the brief rise in 1995, Chinese happiness has also begun to decline. People around the world are beginning to realize the fact that economic growth is not the same as development, because the latter also includes a series of indicators such as ecological leisure, social welfare and fairness and justice, and happiness not only refers to sensory happiness, because it is also about people's positive experience and overall evaluation of the meaning of life.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emerging countries have different understandings of happiness\nB: Happiness not only includes sensory happiness, but also has something to do with people's understanding of the meaning of life\nC: Cultural background has an important influence on the formation of the concept of national happiness\nD: There is a close relationship between happiness and economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey of 178 countries around the world by the British New Economics Foundation shows that people in emerging countries such as China are happier than those in Japan, South Korea and the United States, of course, according to a survey by the University of Erasmus in the Netherlands and the Institute of Social Studies at the University of Michigan in the United States. since the brief rise in 1995, Chinese happiness has also begun to decline. People around the world are beginning to realize the fact that economic growth is not the same as development, because the latter also includes a series of indicators such as ecological leisure, social welfare and fairness and justice, and happiness not only refers to sensory happiness, because it is also about people's positive experience and overall evaluation of the meaning of life.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emerging countries have different understandings of happiness\nB: Happiness not only includes sensory happiness, but also has something to do with people's understanding of the meaning of life\nC: Cultural background has an important influence on the formation of the concept of national happiness\nD: There is a close relationship between happiness and economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey of 178 countries around the world by the British New Economics Foundation shows that people in emerging countries such as China are happier than those in Japan, South Korea and the United States, of course, according to a survey by the University of Erasmus in the Netherlands and the Institute of Social Studies at the University of Michigan in the United States. since the brief rise in 1995, Chinese happiness has also begun to decline. People around the world are beginning to realize the fact that economic growth is not the same as development, because the latter also includes a series of indicators such as ecological leisure, social welfare and fairness and justice, and happiness not only refers to sensory happiness, because it is also about people's positive experience and overall evaluation of the meaning of life.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emerging countries have different understandings of happiness\nB: Happiness not only includes sensory happiness, but also has something to do with people's understanding of the meaning of life\nC: Cultural background has an important influence on the formation of the concept of national happiness\nD: There is a close relationship between happiness and economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey of 178 countries around the world by the British New Economics Foundation shows that people in emerging countries such as China are happier than those in Japan, South Korea and the United States, of course, according to a survey by the University of Erasmus in the Netherlands and the Institute of Social Studies at the University of Michigan in the United States. since the brief rise in 1995, Chinese happiness has also begun to decline. People around the world are beginning to realize the fact that economic growth is not the same as development, because the latter also includes a series of indicators such as ecological leisure, social welfare and fairness and justice, and happiness not only refers to sensory happiness, because it is also about people's positive experience and overall evaluation of the meaning of life.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emerging countries have different understandings of happiness\nB: Happiness not only includes sensory happiness, but also has something to do with people's understanding of the meaning of life\nC: Cultural background has an important influence on the formation of the concept of national happiness\nD: There is a close relationship between happiness and economic growth\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ocean-going sailboat carries five Chinese and several foreigners from China to Europe. On the way, all but five Chinese suffered from septicemia. Being in the same boat, sleeping in the open air and crossing the sea, why are Chinese people so different from foreigners? It turns out that all five Chinese people have the habit of drinking tea, but foreigners do not. So it is concluded that drinking tea is the reason why the five Chinese do not have septicemia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the method of drawing conclusions in the stem of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: The police have locked in the suspect, but judging from the facts so far, none of them is enough to prove that he committed the crime. As a result, the task force concluded that there must be an unknown factor lurking behind the suspect\nB: On two wheat fields where the soil conditions are basically the same, nitrogen and potash fertilizer are applied to one of them, and potash fertilizer is applied only to the other. As a result, the yield of the wheat field with nitrogen and potassium fertilizer was much higher than that of the other. It can be seen that the application of nitrogen fertilizer is the reason for the higher yield of wheat field\nC: Sun WuKong: if hit bone essence, master will recite the mantra; if don't, master will be eaten by goblins. Sun WuKong concluded helplessly: I'd better go back to Huaguo Mountain.\nD: Astronomers have observed that the orbit of Uranus has characteristics a, b and c, which are known to be caused by the attraction of two planets A and B, respectively, so they speculate that another unknown planet causes Uranus's orbital feature c\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ocean-going sailboat carries five Chinese and several foreigners from China to Europe. On the way, all but five Chinese suffered from septicemia. Being in the same boat, sleeping in the open air and crossing the sea, why are Chinese people so different from foreigners? It turns out that all five Chinese people have the habit of drinking tea, but foreigners do not. So it is concluded that drinking tea is the reason why the five Chinese do not have septicemia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the method of drawing conclusions in the stem of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: The police have locked in the suspect, but judging from the facts so far, none of them is enough to prove that he committed the crime. As a result, the task force concluded that there must be an unknown factor lurking behind the suspect\nB: On two wheat fields where the soil conditions are basically the same, nitrogen and potash fertilizer are applied to one of them, and potash fertilizer is applied only to the other. As a result, the yield of the wheat field with nitrogen and potassium fertilizer was much higher than that of the other. It can be seen that the application of nitrogen fertilizer is the reason for the higher yield of wheat field\nC: Sun WuKong: if hit bone essence, master will recite the mantra; if don't, master will be eaten by goblins. Sun WuKong concluded helplessly: I'd better go back to Huaguo Mountain.\nD: Astronomers have observed that the orbit of Uranus has characteristics a, b and c, which are known to be caused by the attraction of two planets A and B, respectively, so they speculate that another unknown planet causes Uranus's orbital feature c\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ocean-going sailboat carries five Chinese and several foreigners from China to Europe. On the way, all but five Chinese suffered from septicemia. Being in the same boat, sleeping in the open air and crossing the sea, why are Chinese people so different from foreigners? It turns out that all five Chinese people have the habit of drinking tea, but foreigners do not. So it is concluded that drinking tea is the reason why the five Chinese do not have septicemia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the method of drawing conclusions in the stem of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: The police have locked in the suspect, but judging from the facts so far, none of them is enough to prove that he committed the crime. As a result, the task force concluded that there must be an unknown factor lurking behind the suspect\nB: On two wheat fields where the soil conditions are basically the same, nitrogen and potash fertilizer are applied to one of them, and potash fertilizer is applied only to the other. As a result, the yield of the wheat field with nitrogen and potassium fertilizer was much higher than that of the other. It can be seen that the application of nitrogen fertilizer is the reason for the higher yield of wheat field\nC: Sun WuKong: if hit bone essence, master will recite the mantra; if don't, master will be eaten by goblins. Sun WuKong concluded helplessly: I'd better go back to Huaguo Mountain.\nD: Astronomers have observed that the orbit of Uranus has characteristics a, b and c, which are known to be caused by the attraction of two planets A and B, respectively, so they speculate that another unknown planet causes Uranus's orbital feature c\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ocean-going sailboat carries five Chinese and several foreigners from China to Europe. On the way, all but five Chinese suffered from septicemia. Being in the same boat, sleeping in the open air and crossing the sea, why are Chinese people so different from foreigners? It turns out that all five Chinese people have the habit of drinking tea, but foreigners do not. So it is concluded that drinking tea is the reason why the five Chinese do not have septicemia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the method of drawing conclusions in the stem of the question?\n\nOptions:\nA: The police have locked in the suspect, but judging from the facts so far, none of them is enough to prove that he committed the crime. As a result, the task force concluded that there must be an unknown factor lurking behind the suspect\nB: On two wheat fields where the soil conditions are basically the same, nitrogen and potash fertilizer are applied to one of them, and potash fertilizer is applied only to the other. As a result, the yield of the wheat field with nitrogen and potassium fertilizer was much higher than that of the other. It can be seen that the application of nitrogen fertilizer is the reason for the higher yield of wheat field\nC: Sun WuKong: if hit bone essence, master will recite the mantra; if don't, master will be eaten by goblins. Sun WuKong concluded helplessly: I'd better go back to Huaguo Mountain.\nD: Astronomers have observed that the orbit of Uranus has characteristics a, b and c, which are known to be caused by the attraction of two planets A and B, respectively, so they speculate that another unknown planet causes Uranus's orbital feature c\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA volunteer organization recruited volunteers who rushed to the earthquake-stricken area for disaster relief. Those who are least likely to be recruited are those under the age of 20, over 60, or people who have no experience in rescue techniques in the earthquake area: those men who are currently engaged in medical work or are in good health are more likely to be selected.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the followings is most likely to be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang. 19 years old. A medical college student in a university. At the age of 16, he actively participated in earthquake relief activities in his hometown. He personally rescued his classmates from the rubble.\nB: Lao Zhao. He has more than 30 years of medical work experience. He has rushed to the earthquake-stricken area to engage in medical work many times. He is still in good health after retiring at the age of 60. He beats many young people in outdoor hiking competitions in the community.\nC: Xiao Li. 23 years old. He has just graduated from university and currently works in an IT company. Not long ago, his city was affected by the surrounding earthquake. He felt a slight earthquake. He once helped evacuate people in office buildings.\nD: Lao Ma, 45 years old. Mountaineering enthusiast. He has climbed 4000 meters above sea level. He is strong. Although he has not rescued the people in the earthquake area, he has rescued his companions in mountaineering activities.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA volunteer organization recruited volunteers who rushed to the earthquake-stricken area for disaster relief. Those who are least likely to be recruited are those under the age of 20, over 60, or people who have no experience in rescue techniques in the earthquake area: those men who are currently engaged in medical work or are in good health are more likely to be selected.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the followings is most likely to be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang. 19 years old. A medical college student in a university. At the age of 16, he actively participated in earthquake relief activities in his hometown. He personally rescued his classmates from the rubble.\nB: Lao Zhao. He has more than 30 years of medical work experience. He has rushed to the earthquake-stricken area to engage in medical work many times. He is still in good health after retiring at the age of 60. He beats many young people in outdoor hiking competitions in the community.\nC: Xiao Li. 23 years old. He has just graduated from university and currently works in an IT company. Not long ago, his city was affected by the surrounding earthquake. He felt a slight earthquake. He once helped evacuate people in office buildings.\nD: Lao Ma, 45 years old. Mountaineering enthusiast. He has climbed 4000 meters above sea level. He is strong. Although he has not rescued the people in the earthquake area, he has rescued his companions in mountaineering activities.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA volunteer organization recruited volunteers who rushed to the earthquake-stricken area for disaster relief. Those who are least likely to be recruited are those under the age of 20, over 60, or people who have no experience in rescue techniques in the earthquake area: those men who are currently engaged in medical work or are in good health are more likely to be selected.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the followings is most likely to be selected?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang. 19 years old. A medical college student in a university. At the age of 16, he actively participated in earthquake relief activities in his hometown. He personally rescued his classmates from the rubble.\nB: Lao Zhao. He has more than 30 years of medical work experience. He has rushed to the earthquake-stricken area to engage in medical work many times. He is still in good health after retiring at the age of 60. He beats many young people in outdoor hiking competitions in the community.\nC: Xiao Li. 23 years old. He has just graduated from university and currently works in an IT company. Not long ago, his city was affected by the surrounding earthquake. He felt a slight earthquake. He once helped evacuate people in office buildings.\nD: Lao Ma, 45 years old. Mountaineering enthusiast. He has climbed 4000 meters above sea level. He is strong. Although he has not rescued the people in the earthquake area, he has rescued his companions in mountaineering activities.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: In some countries, certain produce is routinely irradiated with gamma rays in order to extend shelf life. There are, however, good reasons to avoid irradiated foods. First, they are exposed to the radioactive substances that produce the gamma rays. Second, irradiation can reduce the vitamin content of fresh foods, leaving behind harmful chemical residues. Third, irradiation spawns unique radiolytic products that cause serious health problems, including cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the consumer advocate's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Unique radiolytic products have seldom been found in any irradiated food.\nB: Cancer and other serious health problems have many causes that are unrelated to radioactive substances and gamma rays.\nC: A study showed that irradiation leaves the vitamin content of virtually all fruits and vegetables unchanged.\nD: A study showed that the cancer rate is no higher among people who eat irradiated food than among those who do not.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: In some countries, certain produce is routinely irradiated with gamma rays in order to extend shelf life. There are, however, good reasons to avoid irradiated foods. First, they are exposed to the radioactive substances that produce the gamma rays. Second, irradiation can reduce the vitamin content of fresh foods, leaving behind harmful chemical residues. Third, irradiation spawns unique radiolytic products that cause serious health problems, including cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the consumer advocate's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Unique radiolytic products have seldom been found in any irradiated food.\nB: Cancer and other serious health problems have many causes that are unrelated to radioactive substances and gamma rays.\nC: A study showed that irradiation leaves the vitamin content of virtually all fruits and vegetables unchanged.\nD: A study showed that the cancer rate is no higher among people who eat irradiated food than among those who do not.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer advocate: In some countries, certain produce is routinely irradiated with gamma rays in order to extend shelf life. There are, however, good reasons to avoid irradiated foods. First, they are exposed to the radioactive substances that produce the gamma rays. Second, irradiation can reduce the vitamin content of fresh foods, leaving behind harmful chemical residues. Third, irradiation spawns unique radiolytic products that cause serious health problems, including cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the consumer advocate's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Unique radiolytic products have seldom been found in any irradiated food.\nB: Cancer and other serious health problems have many causes that are unrelated to radioactive substances and gamma rays.\nC: A study showed that irradiation leaves the vitamin content of virtually all fruits and vegetables unchanged.\nD: A study showed that the cancer rate is no higher among people who eat irradiated food than among those who do not.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDisturbance of perceptive synthesis refers to that the patient is correct as an objective whole when perceiving a real thing, but has a perception inconsistent with the individual attributes of the thing, such as size, shape, color, spatial distance, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongss to disturbance of perceptive synthesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang often had hallucinations because he was addicted to the game, and the scene of fighting in the game appeared in front of him\nB: Zhang often feels that the pendulum that is swinging has stopped swinging recently\nC: Due to his high myopia, Li often recognizes the wrong person in the street and is very depressed\nD: Sun's ability to distinguish colors is poor. The doctor found that this is a manifestation of color weakness\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDisturbance of perceptive synthesis refers to that the patient is correct as an objective whole when perceiving a real thing, but has a perception inconsistent with the individual attributes of the thing, such as size, shape, color, spatial distance, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongss to disturbance of perceptive synthesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang often had hallucinations because he was addicted to the game, and the scene of fighting in the game appeared in front of him\nB: Zhang often feels that the pendulum that is swinging has stopped swinging recently\nC: Due to his high myopia, Li often recognizes the wrong person in the street and is very depressed\nD: Sun's ability to distinguish colors is poor. The doctor found that this is a manifestation of color weakness\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDisturbance of perceptive synthesis refers to that the patient is correct as an objective whole when perceiving a real thing, but has a perception inconsistent with the individual attributes of the thing, such as size, shape, color, spatial distance, etc.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongss to disturbance of perceptive synthesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang often had hallucinations because he was addicted to the game, and the scene of fighting in the game appeared in front of him\nB: Zhang often feels that the pendulum that is swinging has stopped swinging recently\nC: Due to his high myopia, Li often recognizes the wrong person in the street and is very depressed\nD: Sun's ability to distinguish colors is poor. The doctor found that this is a manifestation of color weakness\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExternalities refer to the beneficial or harmful effects of the production and consumption behaviors of economic agents on the production and consumption behaviors of other economic agents. A positive externality means that the activities of an individual economic agent benefit others or society at no cost to the beneficiaries. Negative externalities refer to the fact that the activities of an individual of economic behavior cause harm to others or society, but the person who causes the negative externality does not bear the cost for it.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a positive externality?\n\nOptions:\nA: A steam locomotive passing through the farmland shoots sparks to the ears of wheat planted by farmers\nB: The shrill whistle of a fast-moving train scare away birds that eat rice in the farmland\nC: A factory built a poverty alleviation workshop in the village to facilitate the nearby employment of the villagers\nD: A factory discharges a large amount of waste water and harmful gases, which brings health hazards to the surrounding residents\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExternalities refer to the beneficial or harmful effects of the production and consumption behaviors of economic agents on the production and consumption behaviors of other economic agents. A positive externality means that the activities of an individual economic agent benefit others or society at no cost to the beneficiaries. Negative externalities refer to the fact that the activities of an individual of economic behavior cause harm to others or society, but the person who causes the negative externality does not bear the cost for it.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a positive externality?\n\nOptions:\nA: A steam locomotive passing through the farmland shoots sparks to the ears of wheat planted by farmers\nB: The shrill whistle of a fast-moving train scare away birds that eat rice in the farmland\nC: A factory built a poverty alleviation workshop in the village to facilitate the nearby employment of the villagers\nD: A factory discharges a large amount of waste water and harmful gases, which brings health hazards to the surrounding residents\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExternalities refer to the beneficial or harmful effects of the production and consumption behaviors of economic agents on the production and consumption behaviors of other economic agents. A positive externality means that the activities of an individual economic agent benefit others or society at no cost to the beneficiaries. Negative externalities refer to the fact that the activities of an individual of economic behavior cause harm to others or society, but the person who causes the negative externality does not bear the cost for it.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a positive externality?\n\nOptions:\nA: A steam locomotive passing through the farmland shoots sparks to the ears of wheat planted by farmers\nB: The shrill whistle of a fast-moving train scare away birds that eat rice in the farmland\nC: A factory built a poverty alleviation workshop in the village to facilitate the nearby employment of the villagers\nD: A factory discharges a large amount of waste water and harmful gases, which brings health hazards to the surrounding residents\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExternalities refer to the beneficial or harmful effects of the production and consumption behaviors of economic agents on the production and consumption behaviors of other economic agents. A positive externality means that the activities of an individual economic agent benefit others or society at no cost to the beneficiaries. Negative externalities refer to the fact that the activities of an individual of economic behavior cause harm to others or society, but the person who causes the negative externality does not bear the cost for it.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is a positive externality?\n\nOptions:\nA: A steam locomotive passing through the farmland shoots sparks to the ears of wheat planted by farmers\nB: The shrill whistle of a fast-moving train scare away birds that eat rice in the farmland\nC: A factory built a poverty alleviation workshop in the village to facilitate the nearby employment of the villagers\nD: A factory discharges a large amount of waste water and harmful gases, which brings health hazards to the surrounding residents\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe obesity invariably associated with some high-fat diets is caused by an absence in these diets of certain nutrients that are necessary for an active metabolism, not by excessive caloric intake. Hence, people on these high-fat diets do not consume too many calories.\n\nQuestion:\nThe questionable pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The disorientation observed in airline pilots after transoceanic flights is caused not by sleep deprivation but by disruption in their exposure to daylight. Hence, transoceanic pilots do not suffer from sleep deprivation.\nB: Stock market crashes are due, not to panic in the face of predicted economic downturns, but to mere rumormongering without any basis in fact. Hence, economic downturns cannot be accurately predicted.\nC: The impression that most viewers of sports programming are beer drinkers is due not to mere stereotyping but to the vast number of beer commercials broadcast during televised sports. Hence, most beer drinkers are avid fans of sports programs.\nD: Electrical storms are strongly correlated with precipitous drops in barometric pressure. So, electrical storms are caused by such drops in pressure, rather than by air turbulence.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe obesity invariably associated with some high-fat diets is caused by an absence in these diets of certain nutrients that are necessary for an active metabolism, not by excessive caloric intake. Hence, people on these high-fat diets do not consume too many calories.\n\nQuestion:\nThe questionable pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The disorientation observed in airline pilots after transoceanic flights is caused not by sleep deprivation but by disruption in their exposure to daylight. Hence, transoceanic pilots do not suffer from sleep deprivation.\nB: Stock market crashes are due, not to panic in the face of predicted economic downturns, but to mere rumormongering without any basis in fact. Hence, economic downturns cannot be accurately predicted.\nC: The impression that most viewers of sports programming are beer drinkers is due not to mere stereotyping but to the vast number of beer commercials broadcast during televised sports. Hence, most beer drinkers are avid fans of sports programs.\nD: Electrical storms are strongly correlated with precipitous drops in barometric pressure. So, electrical storms are caused by such drops in pressure, rather than by air turbulence.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBroken window effect is a psychological phenomenon, that is, if the window of a house is broken and no one repair it, and soon other windows will also be broken.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the followings does not belong to broken window effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the graffiti on a wall is not cleaned, the wall will soon be full of messy and ugly things.\nB: If a tributary is polluted and not treated, it may pollute the water quality of the whole basin.\nC: Once there is rubbish in a very clean place, people will throw their rubbish away without hesitation and will not feel ashamed.\nD: If a few people in a group speak uncivilized languages and are not stopped, many people will soon speak uncivilized languages.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new medication for migraine seems effective, but there is concern that the medication might exacerbate heart disease. If patients with heart disease take the medication under careful medical supervision, however, harmful side effects can definitely be averted. The concern about those side effects is thus unfounded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new medication has various other side effects, but none as serious as that of exacerbating heart disease.\nB: No migraine sufferers with heart disease will take the new medication except under careful medical supervision.\nC: The new medication actually is effective when taken by patients with heart disease.\nD: The new medication will displace all migraine medications currently being used.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new medication for migraine seems effective, but there is concern that the medication might exacerbate heart disease. If patients with heart disease take the medication under careful medical supervision, however, harmful side effects can definitely be averted. The concern about those side effects is thus unfounded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new medication has various other side effects, but none as serious as that of exacerbating heart disease.\nB: No migraine sufferers with heart disease will take the new medication except under careful medical supervision.\nC: The new medication actually is effective when taken by patients with heart disease.\nD: The new medication will displace all migraine medications currently being used.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new medication for migraine seems effective, but there is concern that the medication might exacerbate heart disease. If patients with heart disease take the medication under careful medical supervision, however, harmful side effects can definitely be averted. The concern about those side effects is thus unfounded.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new medication has various other side effects, but none as serious as that of exacerbating heart disease.\nB: No migraine sufferers with heart disease will take the new medication except under careful medical supervision.\nC: The new medication actually is effective when taken by patients with heart disease.\nD: The new medication will displace all migraine medications currently being used.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFew politicians will support legislation that conflicts with their own self-interest. A case in point is August Frenson, who throughout his eight terms in office consistently opposed measures limiting the advantage incumbents enjoy over their challengers. Ttherefore, if such measures are to be enacted, they must result from direct popular vote rather than from legislative action.\n\nQuestion:\nThe case of August Frenson plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It demonstrates the extent to which incumbents have the advantage over challengers.\nB: It provides evidence, the falsity of which would guarantee the falsity of the author's conclusion.\nC: It gives essential background information concerning a measure being advocated.\nD: It is cited as an example illustrating the generalization that is invoked.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFew politicians will support legislation that conflicts with their own self-interest. A case in point is August Frenson, who throughout his eight terms in office consistently opposed measures limiting the advantage incumbents enjoy over their challengers. Ttherefore, if such measures are to be enacted, they must result from direct popular vote rather than from legislative action.\n\nQuestion:\nThe case of August Frenson plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It demonstrates the extent to which incumbents have the advantage over challengers.\nB: It provides evidence, the falsity of which would guarantee the falsity of the author's conclusion.\nC: It gives essential background information concerning a measure being advocated.\nD: It is cited as an example illustrating the generalization that is invoked.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFew politicians will support legislation that conflicts with their own self-interest. A case in point is August Frenson, who throughout his eight terms in office consistently opposed measures limiting the advantage incumbents enjoy over their challengers. Ttherefore, if such measures are to be enacted, they must result from direct popular vote rather than from legislative action.\n\nQuestion:\nThe case of August Frenson plays which one of the following roles in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It demonstrates the extent to which incumbents have the advantage over challengers.\nB: It provides evidence, the falsity of which would guarantee the falsity of the author's conclusion.\nC: It gives essential background information concerning a measure being advocated.\nD: It is cited as an example illustrating the generalization that is invoked.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJeneta: Increasingly, I' ve noticed that when a salesperson thanks a customer for making a purchase, the customer also says Thank you instead of saying You' re welcome. I' ve even started doing that myself. But when a friend thanks a friend for a favor, the response is always You' re welcome. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the discrepancy that Jeneta observes in people's responses?\n\nOptions:\nA: The way that people respond to being thanked is generally determined by habit rather than by conscious decision.\nB: In a commercial transaction, as opposed to a favor, the customer feels that the benefits are mutual.\nC: Salespeople are often instructed by their employers to thank customers, whereas customers are free to say what they want.\nD: Salespeople do not regard customers who buy from them as doing them a favor.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJeneta: Increasingly, I' ve noticed that when a salesperson thanks a customer for making a purchase, the customer also says Thank you instead of saying You' re welcome. I' ve even started doing that myself. But when a friend thanks a friend for a favor, the response is always You' re welcome. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the discrepancy that Jeneta observes in people's responses?\n\nOptions:\nA: The way that people respond to being thanked is generally determined by habit rather than by conscious decision.\nB: In a commercial transaction, as opposed to a favor, the customer feels that the benefits are mutual.\nC: Salespeople are often instructed by their employers to thank customers, whereas customers are free to say what they want.\nD: Salespeople do not regard customers who buy from them as doing them a favor.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJeneta: Increasingly, I' ve noticed that when a salesperson thanks a customer for making a purchase, the customer also says Thank you instead of saying You' re welcome. I' ve even started doing that myself. But when a friend thanks a friend for a favor, the response is always You' re welcome. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the discrepancy that Jeneta observes in people's responses?\n\nOptions:\nA: The way that people respond to being thanked is generally determined by habit rather than by conscious decision.\nB: In a commercial transaction, as opposed to a favor, the customer feels that the benefits are mutual.\nC: Salespeople are often instructed by their employers to thank customers, whereas customers are free to say what they want.\nD: Salespeople do not regard customers who buy from them as doing them a favor.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJeneta: Increasingly, I' ve noticed that when a salesperson thanks a customer for making a purchase, the customer also says Thank you instead of saying You' re welcome. I' ve even started doing that myself. But when a friend thanks a friend for a favor, the response is always You' re welcome. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the discrepancy that Jeneta observes in people's responses?\n\nOptions:\nA: The way that people respond to being thanked is generally determined by habit rather than by conscious decision.\nB: In a commercial transaction, as opposed to a favor, the customer feels that the benefits are mutual.\nC: Salespeople are often instructed by their employers to thank customers, whereas customers are free to say what they want.\nD: Salespeople do not regard customers who buy from them as doing them a favor.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeaching includes two aspects: teaching and learning. The science that studies the general of teaching theory is called pedagogy, which is also into professorship theory, which is a relatively independent branch of educational science. Teaching theory should solve the theoretical problems related to teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments mainly supports this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teaching includes teaching and learning\nB: Teaching theory is a relatively independent branch of educational science\nC: The research object of teaching theory is general theoretical problems in teaching\nD: Teaching theory is a general term for studying the theoretical issues of teaching and learning\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeaching includes two aspects: teaching and learning. The science that studies the general of teaching theory is called pedagogy, which is also into professorship theory, which is a relatively independent branch of educational science. Teaching theory should solve the theoretical problems related to teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments mainly supports this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teaching includes teaching and learning\nB: Teaching theory is a relatively independent branch of educational science\nC: The research object of teaching theory is general theoretical problems in teaching\nD: Teaching theory is a general term for studying the theoretical issues of teaching and learning\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTeaching includes two aspects: teaching and learning. The science that studies the general of teaching theory is called pedagogy, which is also into professorship theory, which is a relatively independent branch of educational science. Teaching theory should solve the theoretical problems related to teaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following arguments mainly supports this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teaching includes teaching and learning\nB: Teaching theory is a relatively independent branch of educational science\nC: The research object of teaching theory is general theoretical problems in teaching\nD: Teaching theory is a general term for studying the theoretical issues of teaching and learning\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn: It was wrong of you to blame me for that traffic accident. You know full well that the accident was due to my poor vision, and I certainly cannot be held responsible for the fact that my vision has deteriorated. Michiko: But I can hold you responsible for your hazardous driving, because you know how poor your vision is. People are responsible for the consequences of actions that they voluntarily undertake, if they know that those actions risk such consequences.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle that Michiko invokes, if established, would justify which one of the following judgments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleen was responsible for missing her flight home from Paris, because she decided to take one more trip to the Eiffel Tower even though she knew she might not have sufficient time to get to the airport if she did so.\nB: Colleen was not responsible for losing her job, because, knowing that her position was in danger of being eliminated, she did everything possible to preserve it.\nC: Colleen was responsible for her cat's being frightened, because, even though it was her brother who allowed the door to slam shut, she knew that cats are often frightened by loud noises.\nD: Colleen was responsible for having offended her brother when she reported to him an offensive comment made about his colleague, although she did not know her brother would mistakenly understand the comment to be about himself.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn: It was wrong of you to blame me for that traffic accident. You know full well that the accident was due to my poor vision, and I certainly cannot be held responsible for the fact that my vision has deteriorated. Michiko: But I can hold you responsible for your hazardous driving, because you know how poor your vision is. People are responsible for the consequences of actions that they voluntarily undertake, if they know that those actions risk such consequences.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle that Michiko invokes, if established, would justify which one of the following judgments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleen was responsible for missing her flight home from Paris, because she decided to take one more trip to the Eiffel Tower even though she knew she might not have sufficient time to get to the airport if she did so.\nB: Colleen was not responsible for losing her job, because, knowing that her position was in danger of being eliminated, she did everything possible to preserve it.\nC: Colleen was responsible for her cat's being frightened, because, even though it was her brother who allowed the door to slam shut, she knew that cats are often frightened by loud noises.\nD: Colleen was responsible for having offended her brother when she reported to him an offensive comment made about his colleague, although she did not know her brother would mistakenly understand the comment to be about himself.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn: It was wrong of you to blame me for that traffic accident. You know full well that the accident was due to my poor vision, and I certainly cannot be held responsible for the fact that my vision has deteriorated. Michiko: But I can hold you responsible for your hazardous driving, because you know how poor your vision is. People are responsible for the consequences of actions that they voluntarily undertake, if they know that those actions risk such consequences.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle that Michiko invokes, if established, would justify which one of the following judgments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleen was responsible for missing her flight home from Paris, because she decided to take one more trip to the Eiffel Tower even though she knew she might not have sufficient time to get to the airport if she did so.\nB: Colleen was not responsible for losing her job, because, knowing that her position was in danger of being eliminated, she did everything possible to preserve it.\nC: Colleen was responsible for her cat's being frightened, because, even though it was her brother who allowed the door to slam shut, she knew that cats are often frightened by loud noises.\nD: Colleen was responsible for having offended her brother when she reported to him an offensive comment made about his colleague, although she did not know her brother would mistakenly understand the comment to be about himself.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJohn: It was wrong of you to blame me for that traffic accident. You know full well that the accident was due to my poor vision, and I certainly cannot be held responsible for the fact that my vision has deteriorated. Michiko: But I can hold you responsible for your hazardous driving, because you know how poor your vision is. People are responsible for the consequences of actions that they voluntarily undertake, if they know that those actions risk such consequences.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle that Michiko invokes, if established, would justify which one of the following judgments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleen was responsible for missing her flight home from Paris, because she decided to take one more trip to the Eiffel Tower even though she knew she might not have sufficient time to get to the airport if she did so.\nB: Colleen was not responsible for losing her job, because, knowing that her position was in danger of being eliminated, she did everything possible to preserve it.\nC: Colleen was responsible for her cat's being frightened, because, even though it was her brother who allowed the door to slam shut, she knew that cats are often frightened by loud noises.\nD: Colleen was responsible for having offended her brother when she reported to him an offensive comment made about his colleague, although she did not know her brother would mistakenly understand the comment to be about himself.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the reform and opening up, the structure of China's family has gradually changed from a large family of several generations to a nuclear family dominated by a family of three. In many cases, raising children and doing housework are difficult to solve through the division of labor within the family and need to seek help in the market. At the same time, with the improvement of people's living standards, the previous extensive child-rearing of adding a pair of chopsticks and a bowl is no longer feasible, and people's demand for high-level domestic service is becoming more and more normal. In particular, with the continuous emergence of new business models represented by Internet + and chain operation, the purchase of domestic service can be completed with the flick of a finger on the mobile phone, which brings a great opportunity for the development of the domestic service industry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to describe this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Internet promotes the rapid development of domestic service industry\nB: The change of society promotes the development and growth of domestic service industry.\nC: Traditional domestic service is difficult to meet the growing social demand.\nD: The change of Family structure in China affects the Management Model of domestic Service Industry\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the reform and opening up, the structure of China's family has gradually changed from a large family of several generations to a nuclear family dominated by a family of three. In many cases, raising children and doing housework are difficult to solve through the division of labor within the family and need to seek help in the market. At the same time, with the improvement of people's living standards, the previous extensive child-rearing of adding a pair of chopsticks and a bowl is no longer feasible, and people's demand for high-level domestic service is becoming more and more normal. In particular, with the continuous emergence of new business models represented by Internet + and chain operation, the purchase of domestic service can be completed with the flick of a finger on the mobile phone, which brings a great opportunity for the development of the domestic service industry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to describe this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Internet promotes the rapid development of domestic service industry\nB: The change of society promotes the development and growth of domestic service industry.\nC: Traditional domestic service is difficult to meet the growing social demand.\nD: The change of Family structure in China affects the Management Model of domestic Service Industry\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism professor: Since the number of reportable facts confronting any journalist is extraordinarily large, every journalist must employ a principle of selection. However, any such principle of selection is bound to be subjective, for it involves value judgments. Ttherefore, the view that there is any degree of objectivity in journalistic reporting is a myth. This means that, for example, no newspaper article is more objective than any other.\n\nQuestion:\nThe journalism professor's argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to justify its presumption that judgments about fact and judgments about value are indistinguishable\nB: draws a conclusion regarding what is right or wrong entirely on the basis of evidence regarding matters of fact\nC: concludes that a practice completely lacks a quality on the basis of evidence for its lacking the pure form of that quality\nD: fails to distinguish between the methods employed by individual members of a particular profession and the methods endorsed by the profession as a whole\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism professor: Since the number of reportable facts confronting any journalist is extraordinarily large, every journalist must employ a principle of selection. However, any such principle of selection is bound to be subjective, for it involves value judgments. Ttherefore, the view that there is any degree of objectivity in journalistic reporting is a myth. This means that, for example, no newspaper article is more objective than any other.\n\nQuestion:\nThe journalism professor's argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to justify its presumption that judgments about fact and judgments about value are indistinguishable\nB: draws a conclusion regarding what is right or wrong entirely on the basis of evidence regarding matters of fact\nC: concludes that a practice completely lacks a quality on the basis of evidence for its lacking the pure form of that quality\nD: fails to distinguish between the methods employed by individual members of a particular profession and the methods endorsed by the profession as a whole\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism professor: Since the number of reportable facts confronting any journalist is extraordinarily large, every journalist must employ a principle of selection. However, any such principle of selection is bound to be subjective, for it involves value judgments. Ttherefore, the view that there is any degree of objectivity in journalistic reporting is a myth. This means that, for example, no newspaper article is more objective than any other.\n\nQuestion:\nThe journalism professor's argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to justify its presumption that judgments about fact and judgments about value are indistinguishable\nB: draws a conclusion regarding what is right or wrong entirely on the basis of evidence regarding matters of fact\nC: concludes that a practice completely lacks a quality on the basis of evidence for its lacking the pure form of that quality\nD: fails to distinguish between the methods employed by individual members of a particular profession and the methods endorsed by the profession as a whole\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSkilled technique or enough time (more than one month) is regarded as necessary conditions to complete a handicraft. Xiao Zhou only took 25 days to complete a handicraft, which shows that Xiao Zhou has mastered skill.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following resembles the most to the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: For a product to sell well in the market, high quality and sufficient advertising are indispensable. There is an electric fan, and experts say that it is of high quality, but the sales are not good, indicating that its advertising is not enough.\nB: The family economy is bound to be not good with low salary and poor the financial management. Xiao Zhao's salary is not high, but his monthly financial condition is relatively good, indicating that Xiao Zhao is good at financial management.\nC: Either with an extraordinary performance this year, or with the 30 years of working experience in company, can one receive this year's special allowance. Mr. Huang received this year's special allowance, but he has only worked in the company for 10 years, indicating that Mr. Huang's performance of this year is extraordinary.\nD: A criminal who commits a crime must have both the motive and the time. In a certain case, Mr. Li has the motive but no time to commit the crime, indicating that Mr. Li is not the perpetrator of the crime.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSkilled technique or enough time (more than one month) is regarded as necessary conditions to complete a handicraft. Xiao Zhou only took 25 days to complete a handicraft, which shows that Xiao Zhou has mastered skill.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following resembles the most to the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: For a product to sell well in the market, high quality and sufficient advertising are indispensable. There is an electric fan, and experts say that it is of high quality, but the sales are not good, indicating that its advertising is not enough.\nB: The family economy is bound to be not good with low salary and poor the financial management. Xiao Zhao's salary is not high, but his monthly financial condition is relatively good, indicating that Xiao Zhao is good at financial management.\nC: Either with an extraordinary performance this year, or with the 30 years of working experience in company, can one receive this year's special allowance. Mr. Huang received this year's special allowance, but he has only worked in the company for 10 years, indicating that Mr. Huang's performance of this year is extraordinary.\nD: A criminal who commits a crime must have both the motive and the time. In a certain case, Mr. Li has the motive but no time to commit the crime, indicating that Mr. Li is not the perpetrator of the crime.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of dereliction of duty refers to the behavior that the staff of state organs are seriously irresponsible, fail to perform or incorrectly perform their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the crime of dereliction of duty?\n\nOptions:\nA: The judge was seriously irresponsible in the execution of the judgment and suffered heavy losses to the interests of the parties as a result of his failure to perform his statutory enforcement duties.\nB: When the policeman on duty was chatting with his girlfriend on the phone, he received a report to the police and chatted for 10 minutes before he rushed to the scene. Due to the delay in sending the police, the victim was killed and the gangster fled.\nC: When the prosecutor interrogated the suspect A, A asked to go to the toilet, because the prosecutor illegally opened the equipment and did not follow, so A turned over the window to escape in the toilet.\nD: The person in charge of the infrastructure of the municipal government was cheated out of 3 million yuan after listening to the introduction of a friend and signing a building contract with the other party without examination.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of dereliction of duty refers to the behavior that the staff of state organs are seriously irresponsible, fail to perform or incorrectly perform their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the crime of dereliction of duty?\n\nOptions:\nA: The judge was seriously irresponsible in the execution of the judgment and suffered heavy losses to the interests of the parties as a result of his failure to perform his statutory enforcement duties.\nB: When the policeman on duty was chatting with his girlfriend on the phone, he received a report to the police and chatted for 10 minutes before he rushed to the scene. Due to the delay in sending the police, the victim was killed and the gangster fled.\nC: When the prosecutor interrogated the suspect A, A asked to go to the toilet, because the prosecutor illegally opened the equipment and did not follow, so A turned over the window to escape in the toilet.\nD: The person in charge of the infrastructure of the municipal government was cheated out of 3 million yuan after listening to the introduction of a friend and signing a building contract with the other party without examination.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of dereliction of duty refers to the behavior that the staff of state organs are seriously irresponsible, fail to perform or incorrectly perform their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the crime of dereliction of duty?\n\nOptions:\nA: The judge was seriously irresponsible in the execution of the judgment and suffered heavy losses to the interests of the parties as a result of his failure to perform his statutory enforcement duties.\nB: When the policeman on duty was chatting with his girlfriend on the phone, he received a report to the police and chatted for 10 minutes before he rushed to the scene. Due to the delay in sending the police, the victim was killed and the gangster fled.\nC: When the prosecutor interrogated the suspect A, A asked to go to the toilet, because the prosecutor illegally opened the equipment and did not follow, so A turned over the window to escape in the toilet.\nD: The person in charge of the infrastructure of the municipal government was cheated out of 3 million yuan after listening to the introduction of a friend and signing a building contract with the other party without examination.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crime of dereliction of duty refers to the behavior that the staff of state organs are seriously irresponsible, fail to perform or incorrectly perform their duties, resulting in heavy losses to public property, the interests of the state and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is the crime of dereliction of duty?\n\nOptions:\nA: The judge was seriously irresponsible in the execution of the judgment and suffered heavy losses to the interests of the parties as a result of his failure to perform his statutory enforcement duties.\nB: When the policeman on duty was chatting with his girlfriend on the phone, he received a report to the police and chatted for 10 minutes before he rushed to the scene. Due to the delay in sending the police, the victim was killed and the gangster fled.\nC: When the prosecutor interrogated the suspect A, A asked to go to the toilet, because the prosecutor illegally opened the equipment and did not follow, so A turned over the window to escape in the toilet.\nD: The person in charge of the infrastructure of the municipal government was cheated out of 3 million yuan after listening to the introduction of a friend and signing a building contract with the other party without examination.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG2B (BusinesstoGovemment) is a kind of e-government mode, which means that the government and enterprises use modern information technology such as computer and Internet to carry out related business transactions beyond the restrictions of time, space and department separation. It helps to realize the optimization and reorganization of government organizations and work processes, and improve the efficiency of government work.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the G2B service mode?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang watched a high-definition movie after registering on an audio-visual service website and paying the membership fee\nB: Xiao Guo handed in his last quarter's fine on the motor vehicle illegal inquiry online platform in a certain province\nC: Xiao Wang used online banking to pay for a latest style smartphone in a well-known online mall\nD: Xiao Li declared and paid his company's tax last month in a city's online tax collection system\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG2B (BusinesstoGovemment) is a kind of e-government mode, which means that the government and enterprises use modern information technology such as computer and Internet to carry out related business transactions beyond the restrictions of time, space and department separation. It helps to realize the optimization and reorganization of government organizations and work processes, and improve the efficiency of government work.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the G2B service mode?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang watched a high-definition movie after registering on an audio-visual service website and paying the membership fee\nB: Xiao Guo handed in his last quarter's fine on the motor vehicle illegal inquiry online platform in a certain province\nC: Xiao Wang used online banking to pay for a latest style smartphone in a well-known online mall\nD: Xiao Li declared and paid his company's tax last month in a city's online tax collection system\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG2B (BusinesstoGovemment) is a kind of e-government mode, which means that the government and enterprises use modern information technology such as computer and Internet to carry out related business transactions beyond the restrictions of time, space and department separation. It helps to realize the optimization and reorganization of government organizations and work processes, and improve the efficiency of government work.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the G2B service mode?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang watched a high-definition movie after registering on an audio-visual service website and paying the membership fee\nB: Xiao Guo handed in his last quarter's fine on the motor vehicle illegal inquiry online platform in a certain province\nC: Xiao Wang used online banking to pay for a latest style smartphone in a well-known online mall\nD: Xiao Li declared and paid his company's tax last month in a city's online tax collection system\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG2B (BusinesstoGovemment) is a kind of e-government mode, which means that the government and enterprises use modern information technology such as computer and Internet to carry out related business transactions beyond the restrictions of time, space and department separation. It helps to realize the optimization and reorganization of government organizations and work processes, and improve the efficiency of government work.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to the G2B service mode?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang watched a high-definition movie after registering on an audio-visual service website and paying the membership fee\nB: Xiao Guo handed in his last quarter's fine on the motor vehicle illegal inquiry online platform in a certain province\nC: Xiao Wang used online banking to pay for a latest style smartphone in a well-known online mall\nD: Xiao Li declared and paid his company's tax last month in a city's online tax collection system\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmbryonic tissue has an underdeveloped immune system and is slow to respond to external stimuli. If injected into a traumatized adult, it can effectively prevent scar formation. A growth factor in adult platelets can speed up wound healing. To develop a drug that inhibits this growth factor, apply the drug to the wound site within 12 hours of the appearance of the wound, and there is no scar after wound healing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, what of the following is the most accurate statement of the two medical procedures described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The combined effect is to make the wound less responsive to external stimuli\nB: The combined effect is to alter the natural healing state of the wound\nC: The combined effect is to significantly reduce the rate of blood coagulation at the wound\nD: The combined effect is to make the healing process of the wound relatively slow\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmbryonic tissue has an underdeveloped immune system and is slow to respond to external stimuli. If injected into a traumatized adult, it can effectively prevent scar formation. A growth factor in adult platelets can speed up wound healing. To develop a drug that inhibits this growth factor, apply the drug to the wound site within 12 hours of the appearance of the wound, and there is no scar after wound healing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, what of the following is the most accurate statement of the two medical procedures described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The combined effect is to make the wound less responsive to external stimuli\nB: The combined effect is to alter the natural healing state of the wound\nC: The combined effect is to significantly reduce the rate of blood coagulation at the wound\nD: The combined effect is to make the healing process of the wound relatively slow\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmbryonic tissue has an underdeveloped immune system and is slow to respond to external stimuli. If injected into a traumatized adult, it can effectively prevent scar formation. A growth factor in adult platelets can speed up wound healing. To develop a drug that inhibits this growth factor, apply the drug to the wound site within 12 hours of the appearance of the wound, and there is no scar after wound healing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, what of the following is the most accurate statement of the two medical procedures described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The combined effect is to make the wound less responsive to external stimuli\nB: The combined effect is to alter the natural healing state of the wound\nC: The combined effect is to significantly reduce the rate of blood coagulation at the wound\nD: The combined effect is to make the healing process of the wound relatively slow\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmbryonic tissue has an underdeveloped immune system and is slow to respond to external stimuli. If injected into a traumatized adult, it can effectively prevent scar formation. A growth factor in adult platelets can speed up wound healing. To develop a drug that inhibits this growth factor, apply the drug to the wound site within 12 hours of the appearance of the wound, and there is no scar after wound healing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, what of the following is the most accurate statement of the two medical procedures described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The combined effect is to make the wound less responsive to external stimuli\nB: The combined effect is to alter the natural healing state of the wound\nC: The combined effect is to significantly reduce the rate of blood coagulation at the wound\nD: The combined effect is to make the healing process of the wound relatively slow\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRobyn: A new line of designer imposter cosmetics could be very successful in certain markets. Manufacturers developing a new line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus on matching the packaging of the new line as closely as possible to the name brand cosmetic because the packaging is a significant part of brand recognition. Linda: Packaging is a significant part of brand recognition, but it is not the most important aspect. Generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand' s customers unless the quality of the product is the same. Ttherefore, manufacturers that want to develop a successful line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus more on creating a product that is similar in quality to the original rather than focusing their energies on the packaging in an attempt to take advantage of brand recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand products' customers unless the quality of the product is the same plays which one of the following roles in Linda's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It provides background information related to manufacturing generic cosmetic lines.\nB: It provides a specific example that illustrates her general claim.\nC: It is a secondary conclusion used to support the main conclusion.\nD: It is the main conclusion of her argument.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRobyn: A new line of designer imposter cosmetics could be very successful in certain markets. Manufacturers developing a new line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus on matching the packaging of the new line as closely as possible to the name brand cosmetic because the packaging is a significant part of brand recognition. Linda: Packaging is a significant part of brand recognition, but it is not the most important aspect. Generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand' s customers unless the quality of the product is the same. Ttherefore, manufacturers that want to develop a successful line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus more on creating a product that is similar in quality to the original rather than focusing their energies on the packaging in an attempt to take advantage of brand recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand products' customers unless the quality of the product is the same plays which one of the following roles in Linda's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It provides background information related to manufacturing generic cosmetic lines.\nB: It provides a specific example that illustrates her general claim.\nC: It is a secondary conclusion used to support the main conclusion.\nD: It is the main conclusion of her argument.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRobyn: A new line of designer imposter cosmetics could be very successful in certain markets. Manufacturers developing a new line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus on matching the packaging of the new line as closely as possible to the name brand cosmetic because the packaging is a significant part of brand recognition. Linda: Packaging is a significant part of brand recognition, but it is not the most important aspect. Generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand' s customers unless the quality of the product is the same. Ttherefore, manufacturers that want to develop a successful line of designer imposter cosmetics should focus more on creating a product that is similar in quality to the original rather than focusing their energies on the packaging in an attempt to take advantage of brand recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that generic food brands whose packaging closely resembles the name brand versions are not successful at luring the name brand products' customers unless the quality of the product is the same plays which one of the following roles in Linda's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It provides background information related to manufacturing generic cosmetic lines.\nB: It provides a specific example that illustrates her general claim.\nC: It is a secondary conclusion used to support the main conclusion.\nD: It is the main conclusion of her argument.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman rights activists have urged consumers to be conscious of the labor practices employed by manufacturers, especially in developing nations, saying that if we accept moral responsibility for our impact on third world workers, we must buy products from manufacturers that do not take advantage of their workers. It is nearly impossible, however, to determine which manufacturers are employing fair labor practices. Because of this impossibility there can be no moral obligation to choose products in the way these activists urge, because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles provides the most appropriate completion for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A moral choice is more important than a moral action.\nB: The morally correct option is the one that maximizes a person's effort to do good.\nC: It is more important to identify the moral choice than to act.\nD: A person cannot have a moral duty to do what is impossible.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman rights activists have urged consumers to be conscious of the labor practices employed by manufacturers, especially in developing nations, saying that if we accept moral responsibility for our impact on third world workers, we must buy products from manufacturers that do not take advantage of their workers. It is nearly impossible, however, to determine which manufacturers are employing fair labor practices. Because of this impossibility there can be no moral obligation to choose products in the way these activists urge, because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles provides the most appropriate completion for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A moral choice is more important than a moral action.\nB: The morally correct option is the one that maximizes a person's effort to do good.\nC: It is more important to identify the moral choice than to act.\nD: A person cannot have a moral duty to do what is impossible.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman rights activists have urged consumers to be conscious of the labor practices employed by manufacturers, especially in developing nations, saying that if we accept moral responsibility for our impact on third world workers, we must buy products from manufacturers that do not take advantage of their workers. It is nearly impossible, however, to determine which manufacturers are employing fair labor practices. Because of this impossibility there can be no moral obligation to choose products in the way these activists urge, because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles provides the most appropriate completion for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A moral choice is more important than a moral action.\nB: The morally correct option is the one that maximizes a person's effort to do good.\nC: It is more important to identify the moral choice than to act.\nD: A person cannot have a moral duty to do what is impossible.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional view is that taking vitamin C supplements every day can effectively prevent colds. However, a new study has found that this method has no obvious effect on most people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who exercise for a long time have fewer colds in a year than those who take vitamin C supplements, and they heal faster\nB: Generally speaking, most people catch a cold on average 2 ~ 4 times a year. Those who take vitamin C supplements are as likely to catch a cold as those who don't\nC: Vitamin C supplementation can reduce the duration of cold in adults by 8% and children by 13.6%\nD: People who are often exposed to cold weather can reduce the risk of catching a cold by a quarter if they take vitamin C supplements every day\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional view is that taking vitamin C supplements every day can effectively prevent colds. However, a new study has found that this method has no obvious effect on most people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who exercise for a long time have fewer colds in a year than those who take vitamin C supplements, and they heal faster\nB: Generally speaking, most people catch a cold on average 2 ~ 4 times a year. Those who take vitamin C supplements are as likely to catch a cold as those who don't\nC: Vitamin C supplementation can reduce the duration of cold in adults by 8% and children by 13.6%\nD: People who are often exposed to cold weather can reduce the risk of catching a cold by a quarter if they take vitamin C supplements every day\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional view is that taking vitamin C supplements every day can effectively prevent colds. However, a new study has found that this method has no obvious effect on most people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who exercise for a long time have fewer colds in a year than those who take vitamin C supplements, and they heal faster\nB: Generally speaking, most people catch a cold on average 2 ~ 4 times a year. Those who take vitamin C supplements are as likely to catch a cold as those who don't\nC: Vitamin C supplementation can reduce the duration of cold in adults by 8% and children by 13.6%\nD: People who are often exposed to cold weather can reduce the risk of catching a cold by a quarter if they take vitamin C supplements every day\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cocktail party effect is that at a cocktail party, many people are having various conversations at the same time, but a person can only pay attention to and participate in one of the conversations at the same time, it is a matter of attention distribution. Due to the limited psychological resources, information can only be filtered at the same time, with the most important or interesting information as the object of attention. As a selection filter, attention acts like a knob on the radio, blocking most unwanted information and holding on to what is needed to get it into consciousness.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a cocktail party effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The audience in the lecture paid attention to the Thunder and lightning outside.\nB: He switched from one topic to another at the birthday party and talked eloquently.\nC: Few people have noticed the cameo appearance of Stephen Chow in the 83 The Legend of the Condor Heroes.\nD: The wedding guests turned their eyes to the bride and groom.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cocktail party effect is that at a cocktail party, many people are having various conversations at the same time, but a person can only pay attention to and participate in one of the conversations at the same time, it is a matter of attention distribution. Due to the limited psychological resources, information can only be filtered at the same time, with the most important or interesting information as the object of attention. As a selection filter, attention acts like a knob on the radio, blocking most unwanted information and holding on to what is needed to get it into consciousness.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a cocktail party effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The audience in the lecture paid attention to the Thunder and lightning outside.\nB: He switched from one topic to another at the birthday party and talked eloquently.\nC: Few people have noticed the cameo appearance of Stephen Chow in the 83 The Legend of the Condor Heroes.\nD: The wedding guests turned their eyes to the bride and groom.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cocktail party effect is that at a cocktail party, many people are having various conversations at the same time, but a person can only pay attention to and participate in one of the conversations at the same time, it is a matter of attention distribution. Due to the limited psychological resources, information can only be filtered at the same time, with the most important or interesting information as the object of attention. As a selection filter, attention acts like a knob on the radio, blocking most unwanted information and holding on to what is needed to get it into consciousness.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a cocktail party effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The audience in the lecture paid attention to the Thunder and lightning outside.\nB: He switched from one topic to another at the birthday party and talked eloquently.\nC: Few people have noticed the cameo appearance of Stephen Chow in the 83 The Legend of the Condor Heroes.\nD: The wedding guests turned their eyes to the bride and groom.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRipple effect refers to the different psychological states of people in different areas in an emergency. The closer they are to the center of the crisis, the higher their risk perception and negative emotions will be.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following qualifies as a ripple effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The air outside the typhoon rotates violently, while the wind flow in the center is relatively weak. Therefore, the negative emotions of victims are gradually increased from the eye of the storm area\nB: The risk perception, mental health level and coping behavior of the people in the severely affected areas were significantly higher than those in the non-severely affected areas\nC: The closer people are to waste incineration plants and nuclear reactors, the higher their risk perception and the stronger their anxiety\nD: The less time it takes for a pandemic to break out, the greater the level of anxiety and panic\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRipple effect refers to the different psychological states of people in different areas in an emergency. The closer they are to the center of the crisis, the higher their risk perception and negative emotions will be.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following qualifies as a ripple effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The air outside the typhoon rotates violently, while the wind flow in the center is relatively weak. Therefore, the negative emotions of victims are gradually increased from the eye of the storm area\nB: The risk perception, mental health level and coping behavior of the people in the severely affected areas were significantly higher than those in the non-severely affected areas\nC: The closer people are to waste incineration plants and nuclear reactors, the higher their risk perception and the stronger their anxiety\nD: The less time it takes for a pandemic to break out, the greater the level of anxiety and panic\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRipple effect refers to the different psychological states of people in different areas in an emergency. The closer they are to the center of the crisis, the higher their risk perception and negative emotions will be.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following qualifies as a ripple effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The air outside the typhoon rotates violently, while the wind flow in the center is relatively weak. Therefore, the negative emotions of victims are gradually increased from the eye of the storm area\nB: The risk perception, mental health level and coping behavior of the people in the severely affected areas were significantly higher than those in the non-severely affected areas\nC: The closer people are to waste incineration plants and nuclear reactors, the higher their risk perception and the stronger their anxiety\nD: The less time it takes for a pandemic to break out, the greater the level of anxiety and panic\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRipple effect refers to the different psychological states of people in different areas in an emergency. The closer they are to the center of the crisis, the higher their risk perception and negative emotions will be.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following qualifies as a ripple effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The air outside the typhoon rotates violently, while the wind flow in the center is relatively weak. Therefore, the negative emotions of victims are gradually increased from the eye of the storm area\nB: The risk perception, mental health level and coping behavior of the people in the severely affected areas were significantly higher than those in the non-severely affected areas\nC: The closer people are to waste incineration plants and nuclear reactors, the higher their risk perception and the stronger their anxiety\nD: The less time it takes for a pandemic to break out, the greater the level of anxiety and panic\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person from the human resources management department of a company pointed out: due to the limited recruitment positions in our company, it is impossible for all candidates to be hired in this recruitment examination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can lead to the above conclusion of the person?\n\nOptions:\nA: In this recruitment examination, some candidates may be hired\nB: In this recruitment examination, there may be candidates who will not be hired\nC: In this recruitment examination, there are bound to be candidates who will not be hired\nD: In this recruitment examination, there must be candidates to be hired\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person from the human resources management department of a company pointed out: due to the limited recruitment positions in our company, it is impossible for all candidates to be hired in this recruitment examination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can lead to the above conclusion of the person?\n\nOptions:\nA: In this recruitment examination, some candidates may be hired\nB: In this recruitment examination, there may be candidates who will not be hired\nC: In this recruitment examination, there are bound to be candidates who will not be hired\nD: In this recruitment examination, there must be candidates to be hired\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA person from the human resources management department of a company pointed out: due to the limited recruitment positions in our company, it is impossible for all candidates to be hired in this recruitment examination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can lead to the above conclusion of the person?\n\nOptions:\nA: In this recruitment examination, some candidates may be hired\nB: In this recruitment examination, there may be candidates who will not be hired\nC: In this recruitment examination, there are bound to be candidates who will not be hired\nD: In this recruitment examination, there must be candidates to be hired\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven the most diligent people in the world cannot finish reading all the books in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a logical inference from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most diligent person in the world cannot read all the books in the world.\nB: The most diligent people in the world may not be able to read all the books in the world.\nC: The most diligent person in the world may read all the books in the world.\nD: People who read all the books in the world must be the most diligent people in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven the most diligent people in the world cannot finish reading all the books in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a logical inference from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most diligent person in the world cannot read all the books in the world.\nB: The most diligent people in the world may not be able to read all the books in the world.\nC: The most diligent person in the world may read all the books in the world.\nD: People who read all the books in the world must be the most diligent people in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven the most diligent people in the world cannot finish reading all the books in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a logical inference from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most diligent person in the world cannot read all the books in the world.\nB: The most diligent people in the world may not be able to read all the books in the world.\nC: The most diligent person in the world may read all the books in the world.\nD: People who read all the books in the world must be the most diligent people in the world.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn previous foreign communication and exchanges, our diplomats often encountered such a situation: foreigners were deterred by China's broad and profound and complex cultural history. Even we cannot describe this profound change of ancient civilization precisely. Our strategic frameworks and slogans such as peaceful rise and harmonious World focus more on foreign strategic decision-makers. Instead of aiming at those ordinary foreign people who do not know much about China, by the standards of modern image management, our advertising words and symbols are not very close to the masses, and in terms of visual touch and emotional imagination, it always makes people feel a little flawed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core issue discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The difficulties encountered by diplomats in foreign exchanges\nB: The difficulties that the ancient civilization needs to break through to the world\nC: Misunderstandings in China's foreign communication \nD: The objective gap between Chinese and Western cultures\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn previous foreign communication and exchanges, our diplomats often encountered such a situation: foreigners were deterred by China's broad and profound and complex cultural history. Even we cannot describe this profound change of ancient civilization precisely. Our strategic frameworks and slogans such as peaceful rise and harmonious World focus more on foreign strategic decision-makers. Instead of aiming at those ordinary foreign people who do not know much about China, by the standards of modern image management, our advertising words and symbols are not very close to the masses, and in terms of visual touch and emotional imagination, it always makes people feel a little flawed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core issue discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The difficulties encountered by diplomats in foreign exchanges\nB: The difficulties that the ancient civilization needs to break through to the world\nC: Misunderstandings in China's foreign communication \nD: The objective gap between Chinese and Western cultures\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn previous foreign communication and exchanges, our diplomats often encountered such a situation: foreigners were deterred by China's broad and profound and complex cultural history. Even we cannot describe this profound change of ancient civilization precisely. Our strategic frameworks and slogans such as peaceful rise and harmonious World focus more on foreign strategic decision-makers. Instead of aiming at those ordinary foreign people who do not know much about China, by the standards of modern image management, our advertising words and symbols are not very close to the masses, and in terms of visual touch and emotional imagination, it always makes people feel a little flawed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the core issue discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The difficulties encountered by diplomats in foreign exchanges\nB: The difficulties that the ancient civilization needs to break through to the world\nC: Misunderstandings in China's foreign communication \nD: The objective gap between Chinese and Western cultures\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome ornithologists believe that many species of songbirds are threatened by deforestation. Yet they also claim that, despite recent reforestation, matters continue to worsen, since it is fragmentation of forest rather than reduction of forest size that endangers songbird species. The introduction of open spaces and corridors in forests reduces the distance of songbird nests from unforested areas and thus reduces the songbirds' natural shield from predators.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that there has recently been reforestation plays which one of the following roles in the ornithologists' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is presented as evidence for the claim that songbirds' predators are threatened by extinction unless they have open spaces and corridors that give them access to their prey.\nB: It is presented as a phenomenon that is compatible with the ornithologists' claim that the threat to songbirds continues to worsen.\nC: It is used as evidence that songbirds' predators will continue to have a habitat and so will continue to pose a threat to songbirds.\nD: It is used as evidence that various species of songbirds will continue to be threatened with extinction.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome ornithologists believe that many species of songbirds are threatened by deforestation. Yet they also claim that, despite recent reforestation, matters continue to worsen, since it is fragmentation of forest rather than reduction of forest size that endangers songbird species. The introduction of open spaces and corridors in forests reduces the distance of songbird nests from unforested areas and thus reduces the songbirds' natural shield from predators.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that there has recently been reforestation plays which one of the following roles in the ornithologists' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is presented as evidence for the claim that songbirds' predators are threatened by extinction unless they have open spaces and corridors that give them access to their prey.\nB: It is presented as a phenomenon that is compatible with the ornithologists' claim that the threat to songbirds continues to worsen.\nC: It is used as evidence that songbirds' predators will continue to have a habitat and so will continue to pose a threat to songbirds.\nD: It is used as evidence that various species of songbirds will continue to be threatened with extinction.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome ornithologists believe that many species of songbirds are threatened by deforestation. Yet they also claim that, despite recent reforestation, matters continue to worsen, since it is fragmentation of forest rather than reduction of forest size that endangers songbird species. The introduction of open spaces and corridors in forests reduces the distance of songbird nests from unforested areas and thus reduces the songbirds' natural shield from predators.\n\nQuestion:\nThe claim that there has recently been reforestation plays which one of the following roles in the ornithologists' argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is presented as evidence for the claim that songbirds' predators are threatened by extinction unless they have open spaces and corridors that give them access to their prey.\nB: It is presented as a phenomenon that is compatible with the ornithologists' claim that the threat to songbirds continues to worsen.\nC: It is used as evidence that songbirds' predators will continue to have a habitat and so will continue to pose a threat to songbirds.\nD: It is used as evidence that various species of songbirds will continue to be threatened with extinction.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs regards memory, the brain responds best to repeated patterns, such as the melodic and rhythmic patterns of music. This is why we can remember long strings of information or text, which would normally be impossible to memorize, when they are put to music. Given that music aids memory, it might seem that funny jokes would be easy to remember, since, like music, they normally elicit an emotional response in us. However, jokes are usually very difficult to remember, since . __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: for most people, certain memories elicit a strong emotional response\nB: people can hold in short-term memory only a few chunks of unpattemed information at a time\nC: jokes work not by conforming to repeated patterns but by breaking them\nD: jokes, unlike music, always have content that is verbal or at least clearly symbolic\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn many bird samples, it is first discovered that the predator's bird makes a warning call, so the flock of birds disperses. There is a theory that the calling bird saves its companion by attracting attention to itself, that is, to Self-sacrifice for the benefit of the flock.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can most directly weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: When many bird flocks roost, some birds will take turns to act as a guard, and make calls when they are in danger, thereby increasing the flock's chances of survival\nB: The shouting bird wants to find a safer position, but dare not break the original formation privately, otherwise the predator will find a single bird out of the formation\nC: When danger comes, the yelling bird may be in a safer position than its companion. It yells to remind its mate\nD: There is a genetic relationship between the bird flocks, and the siblings have the same genes.Although the shouting birds may sacrifice themselves, they can save more siblings and continue their genes\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll art criticism is political because all art has political implications. Clearly, the critic who chooses to address overtly an artwork' s political implications is engaged in political discourse. But those critics who attempt a purely aesthetic evaluation of a work, and ttherefore ignore the work' s political implications, necessarily, though perhaps inadvertently, end up endorsing the politics of the artist.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A political critique of a work of art has more value than any other sort of critique of that work.\nB: Art that makes an overt social or political statement is the sort of art with which critics are typically concerned.\nC: Art criticism that is intended to evaluate a work on purely aesthetic grounds never ends up rejecting the politics of the artist whose work is under review.\nD: Critics who are politically naive always attempt purely apolitical critiques of art.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll art criticism is political because all art has political implications. Clearly, the critic who chooses to address overtly an artwork' s political implications is engaged in political discourse. But those critics who attempt a purely aesthetic evaluation of a work, and ttherefore ignore the work' s political implications, necessarily, though perhaps inadvertently, end up endorsing the politics of the artist.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A political critique of a work of art has more value than any other sort of critique of that work.\nB: Art that makes an overt social or political statement is the sort of art with which critics are typically concerned.\nC: Art criticism that is intended to evaluate a work on purely aesthetic grounds never ends up rejecting the politics of the artist whose work is under review.\nD: Critics who are politically naive always attempt purely apolitical critiques of art.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll art criticism is political because all art has political implications. Clearly, the critic who chooses to address overtly an artwork' s political implications is engaged in political discourse. But those critics who attempt a purely aesthetic evaluation of a work, and ttherefore ignore the work' s political implications, necessarily, though perhaps inadvertently, end up endorsing the politics of the artist.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are all true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: A political critique of a work of art has more value than any other sort of critique of that work.\nB: Art that makes an overt social or political statement is the sort of art with which critics are typically concerned.\nC: Art criticism that is intended to evaluate a work on purely aesthetic grounds never ends up rejecting the politics of the artist whose work is under review.\nD: Critics who are politically naive always attempt purely apolitical critiques of art.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUtrania was formerly a major petroleum exporter, but in recent decades economic stagnation and restrictive regulations inhibited investment in new oil fields. In consequence, Utranian oil exports dropped steadily as old fields became depleted. Utrania' s currently improving economic situation, together with less-restrictive regulations, will undoubtedly result in the rapid development of new fields. However, it would be premature to conclude that the rapid development of new fields will result in higher oil exports, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: new technology is available to recover oil from old oil fields formerly regarded as depleted\nB: the improvement in the economic situation in Utrania is expected to result in a dramatic increase in the proportion of Utranians who own automobiles\nC: the price of oil is expected to remain relatively stable over the next several years\nD: most of the investment in new oil fields in Utrania is expected to come from foreign sources\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUtrania was formerly a major petroleum exporter, but in recent decades economic stagnation and restrictive regulations inhibited investment in new oil fields. In consequence, Utranian oil exports dropped steadily as old fields became depleted. Utrania' s currently improving economic situation, together with less-restrictive regulations, will undoubtedly result in the rapid development of new fields. However, it would be premature to conclude that the rapid development of new fields will result in higher oil exports, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: new technology is available to recover oil from old oil fields formerly regarded as depleted\nB: the improvement in the economic situation in Utrania is expected to result in a dramatic increase in the proportion of Utranians who own automobiles\nC: the price of oil is expected to remain relatively stable over the next several years\nD: most of the investment in new oil fields in Utrania is expected to come from foreign sources\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUtrania was formerly a major petroleum exporter, but in recent decades economic stagnation and restrictive regulations inhibited investment in new oil fields. In consequence, Utranian oil exports dropped steadily as old fields became depleted. Utrania' s currently improving economic situation, together with less-restrictive regulations, will undoubtedly result in the rapid development of new fields. However, it would be premature to conclude that the rapid development of new fields will result in higher oil exports, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: new technology is available to recover oil from old oil fields formerly regarded as depleted\nB: the improvement in the economic situation in Utrania is expected to result in a dramatic increase in the proportion of Utranians who own automobiles\nC: the price of oil is expected to remain relatively stable over the next several years\nD: most of the investment in new oil fields in Utrania is expected to come from foreign sources\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe traditional treatment of strep infections has been a seven-day course of antibiotics, either penicillin or erythromycin. However, since many patients stop taking those drugs within three days, reinfection is common in cases where those drugs are prescribed. A new antibiotic requires only a three-day course of treatment. Ttherefore, reinfection will probably be less common in cases where the new antibiotic is prescribed than in cases where either penicillin or erythromycin is prescribed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Regardless of whether they take a traditional antibiotic or the new one, most patients feel fully recovered after taking the drug for three days.\nB: Some of the people who are allergic to penicillin are likely to be allergic to the new antibiotic.\nC: Some physicians have already begun to prescribe the new antibiotic instead of penicillin or erythromycin for the treatment of some strep infections.\nD: A course of treatment with the new antibiotic costs about the same as a course of treatment with either penicillin or erythromycin.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn mountainous regions, the timberline is the highest altitude at which trees grow. In the Rocky Mountains, the current timberline is at the altitude above which growing season temperatures remain cooler than 10 degrees centigrade. Fossilized remains of trees that grew 10, 000 years ago have been found 100 meters above the current Rocky Mountain timberline. Clearly, ttherefore, the climate of the Rocky Mountains is cooler now than it was 10, 000 years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past 10, 000 years, the only trees to have grown above today's timberline are the trees whose fossilized remains been found.\nB: The climate of the Rocky Mountains has never been significantly warmer than during the lifetime of the trees whose fossilized remains have been found.\nC: The fossils are not of species of trees that were able to tolerate cooler growing temperatures than are the species that currently grow near the timberline.\nD: No trees grew 10, 000 years ago at altitudes higher than the ones at which fossilized tree remains have been found.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne-door government service: For the convenience of the masses, it refers to the service behavior of concentrating into one service center or simplifying to one window for the convenience of the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a one-door government service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city has established a comprehensive social governance cloud platform, which pushes social problems discovered through multiple channels to the corresponding functional departments according to a standardized process, clarifies the responsible persons and solves them within a time limit, avoiding the situation of arguing between departments\nB: A city has recently established a service station for the disabled. In the past, people with disabilities needed to bring an application form to the Disabled Persons Federation at all levels for approval and stamping when applying for living allowances. Proper\nC: In order to solve the problem of patients' difficulty in seeking medical treatment, the hospital opened a convenient outpatient clinic on the first floor of the lobby, and selected a group of skilled doctors for consultation. Patients can complete the entire process of registration, consultation, payment, and medicine collection in one stop\nD: School-age children with non-local household registration in a certain city used to require guardians to submit household registration, housing, work certificates and other materials on the spot. Now they can submit all materials with one click through the online registration system specially set up by the education department\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne-door government service: For the convenience of the masses, it refers to the service behavior of concentrating into one service center or simplifying to one window for the convenience of the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a one-door government service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city has established a comprehensive social governance cloud platform, which pushes social problems discovered through multiple channels to the corresponding functional departments according to a standardized process, clarifies the responsible persons and solves them within a time limit, avoiding the situation of arguing between departments\nB: A city has recently established a service station for the disabled. In the past, people with disabilities needed to bring an application form to the Disabled Persons Federation at all levels for approval and stamping when applying for living allowances. Proper\nC: In order to solve the problem of patients' difficulty in seeking medical treatment, the hospital opened a convenient outpatient clinic on the first floor of the lobby, and selected a group of skilled doctors for consultation. Patients can complete the entire process of registration, consultation, payment, and medicine collection in one stop\nD: School-age children with non-local household registration in a certain city used to require guardians to submit household registration, housing, work certificates and other materials on the spot. Now they can submit all materials with one click through the online registration system specially set up by the education department\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBevex, an artificial sweetener used only in soft drinks, is carcinogenic for mice, but only when it is consumed in very large quantities. To ingest an amount of Bevex equivalent to the amount fed to the mice in the relevant studies, a person would have, to drink 25 cans of Bevex-sweetened soft drinks per day. For that reason, Bevex is in fact safe for people.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the conclusion that Bevex is safe for people to he properly drawn, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cancer from carcinogenic substances develops more slowly in mice than it does in people.\nB: People drink fewer than 25 cans of Bevex- sweetened soda per day.\nC: If all food additives that are currently used in foods were tested, some would be found to be carcinogenic for mice.\nD: People can obtain important health benefits by controlling their weight through the use of artificially sweetened soft drinks.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBevex, an artificial sweetener used only in soft drinks, is carcinogenic for mice, but only when it is consumed in very large quantities. To ingest an amount of Bevex equivalent to the amount fed to the mice in the relevant studies, a person would have, to drink 25 cans of Bevex-sweetened soft drinks per day. For that reason, Bevex is in fact safe for people.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the conclusion that Bevex is safe for people to he properly drawn, which one of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cancer from carcinogenic substances develops more slowly in mice than it does in people.\nB: People drink fewer than 25 cans of Bevex- sweetened soda per day.\nC: If all food additives that are currently used in foods were tested, some would be found to be carcinogenic for mice.\nD: People can obtain important health benefits by controlling their weight through the use of artificially sweetened soft drinks.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe essence of knowledge is discovery, and it is only in a free environment that people have more possibilities of discovery. Therefore, intellectuals are not people who are familiar with ready-made conclusions in nature. Intellectuals should explore the unknown and reveal the truth behind the illusion. The purpose of education is to cultivate students' ability to discover and create knowledge. If education stays on instilling standard answers and truth into students, it is fundamentally anti-educational.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the subject of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The essence of knowledge\nB: The essence of intellectuals\nC: The cultivation of creativity\nD: The purpose of education\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe essence of knowledge is discovery, and it is only in a free environment that people have more possibilities of discovery. Therefore, intellectuals are not people who are familiar with ready-made conclusions in nature. Intellectuals should explore the unknown and reveal the truth behind the illusion. The purpose of education is to cultivate students' ability to discover and create knowledge. If education stays on instilling standard answers and truth into students, it is fundamentally anti-educational.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the subject of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The essence of knowledge\nB: The essence of intellectuals\nC: The cultivation of creativity\nD: The purpose of education\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncome distribution is the result of a series of social, political and economic policies and related systems. Therefore, the essence of reforming income distribution is to reform the social, political and economic policies and related systems that cause unfair income distribution. Strictly speaking, income distribution reform is not a reform of equalizing the rich and the poor, but a reform that makes the social, political and economic system closer to fairness, justice and justice, It is a reform of the social, political and economic environment that provides more equal development opportunities for all members of society. Only with a minimum of social fairness, justice and justice and a political and economic system that can provide equal development opportunities for social members can a reasonable income distribution system be formed.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage mainly explains that?\n\nOptions:\nA: The essence of income distribution reform\nB: Background of income distribution reform\nC: What is real social justice\nD: What is a reasonable income distribution system\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumers are not as susceptible as manufacturers think. They know what they need, and what they want may be far from what others think they want.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which one of the followings is true, the above view cannot be right?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most people buy the same brand of goods year after year.\nB: When people go shopping with their peers, they usually rarely argue with each other.\nC: There are various brands of goods on the shelves of the store, and it's hard for consumers to choose which one to buy.\nD: The company that advertises the most also has the most sales.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumers are not as susceptible as manufacturers think. They know what they need, and what they want may be far from what others think they want.\n\nQuestion:\nIf which one of the followings is true, the above view cannot be right?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most people buy the same brand of goods year after year.\nB: When people go shopping with their peers, they usually rarely argue with each other.\nC: There are various brands of goods on the shelves of the store, and it's hard for consumers to choose which one to buy.\nD: The company that advertises the most also has the most sales.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWong: Although all countries are better off as democracies, a transitional autocratic stage is sometimes required before a country can become democratic. Tate: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value, but the simple material needs of people are more important. Some countries can better meet these needs as autocracies than as democracies.\n\nQuestion:\nWong's and Tate's statements provide the most support for the claim that they disagree over the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value.\nB: All democracies succeed in meeting the simple material needs of people.\nC: Nothing is more important to a country than the freedom and autonomy of the individuals who live in that country.\nD: There are some countries that are better off as autocracies than as democracies.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWong: Although all countries are better off as democracies, a transitional autocratic stage is sometimes required before a country can become democratic. Tate: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value, but the simple material needs of people are more important. Some countries can better meet these needs as autocracies than as democracies.\n\nQuestion:\nWong's and Tate's statements provide the most support for the claim that they disagree over the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value.\nB: All democracies succeed in meeting the simple material needs of people.\nC: Nothing is more important to a country than the freedom and autonomy of the individuals who live in that country.\nD: There are some countries that are better off as autocracies than as democracies.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWong: Although all countries are better off as democracies, a transitional autocratic stage is sometimes required before a country can become democratic. Tate: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value, but the simple material needs of people are more important. Some countries can better meet these needs as autocracies than as democracies.\n\nQuestion:\nWong's and Tate's statements provide the most support for the claim that they disagree over the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The freedom and autonomy that democracy provides are of genuine value.\nB: All democracies succeed in meeting the simple material needs of people.\nC: Nothing is more important to a country than the freedom and autonomy of the individuals who live in that country.\nD: There are some countries that are better off as autocracies than as democracies.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China has implemented a series of reforms to create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation. The rise of the New Fourth Army of college students, overseas returnees, large enterprise executives and continuous entrepreneurs, and scientific and technological personnel can be seen as a strong signal for entrepreneurial subjects to move from the elite to the public. However, due to the imperfect mechanism and system, there are contradictions in some laws, regulations and policies. There are still many obstacles to the final realization of human value. If human value is not fully guaranteed for a long time, the release of innovation and entrepreneurship talents is bound to be affected, many scientific and technological achievements may rot in the drawer, and many scientific and technological enterprises may die for lack of innovation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended to be emphasized?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reform should create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\nB: The main body of entrepreneurship will move from the elite to the public.\nC: Mechanism and system hinder the realization of human value.\nD: Protecting people's value is the premise of mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China has implemented a series of reforms to create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation. The rise of the New Fourth Army of college students, overseas returnees, large enterprise executives and continuous entrepreneurs, and scientific and technological personnel can be seen as a strong signal for entrepreneurial subjects to move from the elite to the public. However, due to the imperfect mechanism and system, there are contradictions in some laws, regulations and policies. There are still many obstacles to the final realization of human value. If human value is not fully guaranteed for a long time, the release of innovation and entrepreneurship talents is bound to be affected, many scientific and technological achievements may rot in the drawer, and many scientific and technological enterprises may die for lack of innovation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended to be emphasized?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reform should create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\nB: The main body of entrepreneurship will move from the elite to the public.\nC: Mechanism and system hinder the realization of human value.\nD: Protecting people's value is the premise of mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, China has implemented a series of reforms to create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation. The rise of the New Fourth Army of college students, overseas returnees, large enterprise executives and continuous entrepreneurs, and scientific and technological personnel can be seen as a strong signal for entrepreneurial subjects to move from the elite to the public. However, due to the imperfect mechanism and system, there are contradictions in some laws, regulations and policies. There are still many obstacles to the final realization of human value. If human value is not fully guaranteed for a long time, the release of innovation and entrepreneurship talents is bound to be affected, many scientific and technological achievements may rot in the drawer, and many scientific and technological enterprises may die for lack of innovation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended to be emphasized?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reform should create an institutional environment for mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\nB: The main body of entrepreneurship will move from the elite to the public.\nC: Mechanism and system hinder the realization of human value.\nD: Protecting people's value is the premise of mass entrepreneurship and innovation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer: I would like to have the features contained in the latest upgrade to your computer software package, but I am leery of installing the upgrade because a friend has told me he had a problem with it. Company representative: We have distributed nearly 3, 000 copies of the upgrade and we have received fewer than 100 calls saying that it has caused problems. So it is very unlikely that you will experience any problems with the upgrade.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the company representative's argument is most vulnerable to criticism because it fails to consider the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: a significant number of people have experienced problems with the upgrade but have not reported them\nB: some of the reported problems were a result of users failing to follow instructions\nC: the consumer will experience software problems if the upgrade is not installed\nD: some of the problems people have experienced with the upgrade have been quite serious\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer: I would like to have the features contained in the latest upgrade to your computer software package, but I am leery of installing the upgrade because a friend has told me he had a problem with it. Company representative: We have distributed nearly 3, 000 copies of the upgrade and we have received fewer than 100 calls saying that it has caused problems. So it is very unlikely that you will experience any problems with the upgrade.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the company representative's argument is most vulnerable to criticism because it fails to consider the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: a significant number of people have experienced problems with the upgrade but have not reported them\nB: some of the reported problems were a result of users failing to follow instructions\nC: the consumer will experience software problems if the upgrade is not installed\nD: some of the problems people have experienced with the upgrade have been quite serious\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer: I would like to have the features contained in the latest upgrade to your computer software package, but I am leery of installing the upgrade because a friend has told me he had a problem with it. Company representative: We have distributed nearly 3, 000 copies of the upgrade and we have received fewer than 100 calls saying that it has caused problems. So it is very unlikely that you will experience any problems with the upgrade.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the company representative's argument is most vulnerable to criticism because it fails to consider the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: a significant number of people have experienced problems with the upgrade but have not reported them\nB: some of the reported problems were a result of users failing to follow instructions\nC: the consumer will experience software problems if the upgrade is not installed\nD: some of the problems people have experienced with the upgrade have been quite serious\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer: I would like to have the features contained in the latest upgrade to your computer software package, but I am leery of installing the upgrade because a friend has told me he had a problem with it. Company representative: We have distributed nearly 3, 000 copies of the upgrade and we have received fewer than 100 calls saying that it has caused problems. So it is very unlikely that you will experience any problems with the upgrade.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the company representative's argument is most vulnerable to criticism because it fails to consider the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: a significant number of people have experienced problems with the upgrade but have not reported them\nB: some of the reported problems were a result of users failing to follow instructions\nC: the consumer will experience software problems if the upgrade is not installed\nD: some of the problems people have experienced with the upgrade have been quite serious\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the evening of Oct 6, Zhang Qiang either went to the cinema to see a film or visited his friend Qin Ling. If Zhang Qiang drove home that night, he wouldn't have gone to the cinema. Only zhang Qiang and Qin Ling agreed in advance, Zhang Qiang can visit her, in fact, zhang Qiang can not agree with Qin Ling in advance.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: That evening Zhang Qiang and Qin Ling went to the cinema to see a film.\nB: That evening Zhang Qiang visited his friend Qinling.\nC: Zhang Qiang didn't drive home that night.\nD: Zhang Qiang didn't go to the cinema that night.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the evening of Oct 6, Zhang Qiang either went to the cinema to see a film or visited his friend Qin Ling. If Zhang Qiang drove home that night, he wouldn't have gone to the cinema. Only zhang Qiang and Qin Ling agreed in advance, Zhang Qiang can visit her, in fact, zhang Qiang can not agree with Qin Ling in advance.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: That evening Zhang Qiang and Qin Ling went to the cinema to see a film.\nB: That evening Zhang Qiang visited his friend Qinling.\nC: Zhang Qiang didn't drive home that night.\nD: Zhang Qiang didn't go to the cinema that night.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the evening of Oct 6, Zhang Qiang either went to the cinema to see a film or visited his friend Qin Ling. If Zhang Qiang drove home that night, he wouldn't have gone to the cinema. Only zhang Qiang and Qin Ling agreed in advance, Zhang Qiang can visit her, in fact, zhang Qiang can not agree with Qin Ling in advance.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following can be concluded?\n\nOptions:\nA: That evening Zhang Qiang and Qin Ling went to the cinema to see a film.\nB: That evening Zhang Qiang visited his friend Qinling.\nC: Zhang Qiang didn't drive home that night.\nD: Zhang Qiang didn't go to the cinema that night.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this reform measure is not welcomed by the cadres, we should revise it. If it is not popular with workers, we should adopt a new reform measure. And this measure must be either unpopular with cadres or workers.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should revise this reform measure if and only if it does not reduce its reputation among workers.\nB: We should strive to popularize this reform measure among cadres or workers.\nC: If the revision of this reform measure will not affect its popularity among cadres, we should revise it immediately.\nD: If this reform measure is welcomed by the cadres, we should adopt a new reform measure.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this reform measure is not welcomed by the cadres, we should revise it. If it is not popular with workers, we should adopt a new reform measure. And this measure must be either unpopular with cadres or workers.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should revise this reform measure if and only if it does not reduce its reputation among workers.\nB: We should strive to popularize this reform measure among cadres or workers.\nC: If the revision of this reform measure will not affect its popularity among cadres, we should revise it immediately.\nD: If this reform measure is welcomed by the cadres, we should adopt a new reform measure.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf this reform measure is not welcomed by the cadres, we should revise it. If it is not popular with workers, we should adopt a new reform measure. And this measure must be either unpopular with cadres or workers.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should revise this reform measure if and only if it does not reduce its reputation among workers.\nB: We should strive to popularize this reform measure among cadres or workers.\nC: If the revision of this reform measure will not affect its popularity among cadres, we should revise it immediately.\nD: If this reform measure is welcomed by the cadres, we should adopt a new reform measure.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that the proportion of cars with airbags in car accidents is higher than those without airbags, so installing airbags in cars does not make car owners safer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the loopholes in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Without additional instructions, it is assumed that any car equipped with airbags may have a car accident\nB: Ignoring this possibility, car owners who do not install airbags will pay more attention to driving carefully\nC: Incorrect assumption that the airbag will open automatically in any car accident\nD: The possibility of a car accident is incorrectly equated with the severity of the car owner's injury in the accident\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that the proportion of cars with airbags in car accidents is higher than those without airbags, so installing airbags in cars does not make car owners safer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the loopholes in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Without additional instructions, it is assumed that any car equipped with airbags may have a car accident\nB: Ignoring this possibility, car owners who do not install airbags will pay more attention to driving carefully\nC: Incorrect assumption that the airbag will open automatically in any car accident\nD: The possibility of a car accident is incorrectly equated with the severity of the car owner's injury in the accident\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some grass-roots units, the masses always talk back to cadres, and some even cause emotional antagonism between the cadres and the masses. The main reason is that some grass-roots cadres ignore the defensive psychology of the masses. Psychologists believe that when people are criticized by others, they instinctively develop a sense of defense, that is, the psychology of defense. Even if they have done obvious and unshirkable mistakes, some people will explain several objective reasons to justify themselves and dilute the adverse effects of their obsolescence. Generally speaking, defense psychology mainly has the following two manifestations: one is to explain the problem through defense and the other is to evade responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why the masses defend themselves is to let the cadres find out the real situation.\nB: Grass-roots cadres should distinguish different situations and correctly deal with their defense towards the masses.\nC: People who do something wrong but take a fluke in order to evade responsibility are easy to have a defensive psychology.\nD: The dispute between grass-roots cadres and the masses is due to the neglect of the defensive psychology of the masses.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some grass-roots units, the masses always talk back to cadres, and some even cause emotional antagonism between the cadres and the masses. The main reason is that some grass-roots cadres ignore the defensive psychology of the masses. Psychologists believe that when people are criticized by others, they instinctively develop a sense of defense, that is, the psychology of defense. Even if they have done obvious and unshirkable mistakes, some people will explain several objective reasons to justify themselves and dilute the adverse effects of their obsolescence. Generally speaking, defense psychology mainly has the following two manifestations: one is to explain the problem through defense and the other is to evade responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why the masses defend themselves is to let the cadres find out the real situation.\nB: Grass-roots cadres should distinguish different situations and correctly deal with their defense towards the masses.\nC: People who do something wrong but take a fluke in order to evade responsibility are easy to have a defensive psychology.\nD: The dispute between grass-roots cadres and the masses is due to the neglect of the defensive psychology of the masses.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some grass-roots units, the masses always talk back to cadres, and some even cause emotional antagonism between the cadres and the masses. The main reason is that some grass-roots cadres ignore the defensive psychology of the masses. Psychologists believe that when people are criticized by others, they instinctively develop a sense of defense, that is, the psychology of defense. Even if they have done obvious and unshirkable mistakes, some people will explain several objective reasons to justify themselves and dilute the adverse effects of their obsolescence. Generally speaking, defense psychology mainly has the following two manifestations: one is to explain the problem through defense and the other is to evade responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why the masses defend themselves is to let the cadres find out the real situation.\nB: Grass-roots cadres should distinguish different situations and correctly deal with their defense towards the masses.\nC: People who do something wrong but take a fluke in order to evade responsibility are easy to have a defensive psychology.\nD: The dispute between grass-roots cadres and the masses is due to the neglect of the defensive psychology of the masses.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some grass-roots units, the masses always talk back to cadres, and some even cause emotional antagonism between the cadres and the masses. The main reason is that some grass-roots cadres ignore the defensive psychology of the masses. Psychologists believe that when people are criticized by others, they instinctively develop a sense of defense, that is, the psychology of defense. Even if they have done obvious and unshirkable mistakes, some people will explain several objective reasons to justify themselves and dilute the adverse effects of their obsolescence. Generally speaking, defense psychology mainly has the following two manifestations: one is to explain the problem through defense and the other is to evade responsibility.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above text, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why the masses defend themselves is to let the cadres find out the real situation.\nB: Grass-roots cadres should distinguish different situations and correctly deal with their defense towards the masses.\nC: People who do something wrong but take a fluke in order to evade responsibility are easy to have a defensive psychology.\nD: The dispute between grass-roots cadres and the masses is due to the neglect of the defensive psychology of the masses.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKnowing that he wants to go to bed early, he can't help but stay up late to watch TV dramas; he knows that smoking and drinking are harmful to his health, but he can't resist the temptation to smoke and drink; he knows that exercise is good, but he doesn't bother to walk a step. In life, many people are not lack of health knowledge, they are more lack of self-discipline. People with self-discipline will go to bed early, avoid certain foods and keep exercising. If a person adheres to the spirit of self-discipline, he will not indulge himself, he will be able to maintain his circadian rhythm and live a healthy and happy life.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options can be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who stick to sports are very disciplined\nB: Some people who lack self-discipline do not lack health knowledge\nC: If a person does not adhere to the spirit of self-discipline, he will indulge himself\nD: People who maintain their circadian rhythm can live a healthy and happy life\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKnowing that he wants to go to bed early, he can't help but stay up late to watch TV dramas; he knows that smoking and drinking are harmful to his health, but he can't resist the temptation to smoke and drink; he knows that exercise is good, but he doesn't bother to walk a step. In life, many people are not lack of health knowledge, they are more lack of self-discipline. People with self-discipline will go to bed early, avoid certain foods and keep exercising. If a person adheres to the spirit of self-discipline, he will not indulge himself, he will be able to maintain his circadian rhythm and live a healthy and happy life.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options can be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who stick to sports are very disciplined\nB: Some people who lack self-discipline do not lack health knowledge\nC: If a person does not adhere to the spirit of self-discipline, he will indulge himself\nD: People who maintain their circadian rhythm can live a healthy and happy life\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKnowing that he wants to go to bed early, he can't help but stay up late to watch TV dramas; he knows that smoking and drinking are harmful to his health, but he can't resist the temptation to smoke and drink; he knows that exercise is good, but he doesn't bother to walk a step. In life, many people are not lack of health knowledge, they are more lack of self-discipline. People with self-discipline will go to bed early, avoid certain foods and keep exercising. If a person adheres to the spirit of self-discipline, he will not indulge himself, he will be able to maintain his circadian rhythm and live a healthy and happy life.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options can be obtained?\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who stick to sports are very disciplined\nB: Some people who lack self-discipline do not lack health knowledge\nC: If a person does not adhere to the spirit of self-discipline, he will indulge himself\nD: People who maintain their circadian rhythm can live a healthy and happy life\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce waste of raw materials, the government of Sperland is considering requiring household appliances to be broken down for salvage when discarded. To cover the cost of salvage, the government is planning to charge a fee, which would be imposed when the appliance is first sold. Imposing the fee at the time of salvage would reduce waste more effectively, however, because consumers tend to keep old appliances longer if they are faced with a fee for discarding them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many nonfunctioning appliances that are currently discarded could be repaired at relatively little expense.\nB: The fee provides manufacturers with no incentive to produce appliances that are more durable.\nC: Increasing the cost of disposing of an appliance properly increases the incentive to dispose of it improperly.\nD: For people who have bought new appliances recently, the salvage fee would not need to be paid for a number of years.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce waste of raw materials, the government of Sperland is considering requiring household appliances to be broken down for salvage when discarded. To cover the cost of salvage, the government is planning to charge a fee, which would be imposed when the appliance is first sold. Imposing the fee at the time of salvage would reduce waste more effectively, however, because consumers tend to keep old appliances longer if they are faced with a fee for discarding them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many nonfunctioning appliances that are currently discarded could be repaired at relatively little expense.\nB: The fee provides manufacturers with no incentive to produce appliances that are more durable.\nC: Increasing the cost of disposing of an appliance properly increases the incentive to dispose of it improperly.\nD: For people who have bought new appliances recently, the salvage fee would not need to be paid for a number of years.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce waste of raw materials, the government of Sperland is considering requiring household appliances to be broken down for salvage when discarded. To cover the cost of salvage, the government is planning to charge a fee, which would be imposed when the appliance is first sold. Imposing the fee at the time of salvage would reduce waste more effectively, however, because consumers tend to keep old appliances longer if they are faced with a fee for discarding them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many nonfunctioning appliances that are currently discarded could be repaired at relatively little expense.\nB: The fee provides manufacturers with no incentive to produce appliances that are more durable.\nC: Increasing the cost of disposing of an appliance properly increases the incentive to dispose of it improperly.\nD: For people who have bought new appliances recently, the salvage fee would not need to be paid for a number of years.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce waste of raw materials, the government of Sperland is considering requiring household appliances to be broken down for salvage when discarded. To cover the cost of salvage, the government is planning to charge a fee, which would be imposed when the appliance is first sold. Imposing the fee at the time of salvage would reduce waste more effectively, however, because consumers tend to keep old appliances longer if they are faced with a fee for discarding them.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many nonfunctioning appliances that are currently discarded could be repaired at relatively little expense.\nB: The fee provides manufacturers with no incentive to produce appliances that are more durable.\nC: Increasing the cost of disposing of an appliance properly increases the incentive to dispose of it improperly.\nD: For people who have bought new appliances recently, the salvage fee would not need to be paid for a number of years.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one experiment, a doctoral student and a robot independently answered a set of questions through a computer, and a group of scientists went to identify which answers on the computer screen were made by doctoral student and which answers were made by robot. The error rate of identification results is as high as 78%. Some people think that the set of questions raised in the experiment must be inadequate, since they can't get a group of scientists to tell which are from doctoral student and which are from the robot.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise of these people's suspicions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some robots can play chess with chess masters\nB: The doctoral student is a go master\nC: That robot is the latest generation of IBM products\nD: There was a considerable difference between the doctoral student and the robot\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one experiment, a doctoral student and a robot independently answered a set of questions through a computer, and a group of scientists went to identify which answers on the computer screen were made by doctoral student and which answers were made by robot. The error rate of identification results is as high as 78%. Some people think that the set of questions raised in the experiment must be inadequate, since they can't get a group of scientists to tell which are from doctoral student and which are from the robot.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise of these people's suspicions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some robots can play chess with chess masters\nB: The doctoral student is a go master\nC: That robot is the latest generation of IBM products\nD: There was a considerable difference between the doctoral student and the robot\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one experiment, a doctoral student and a robot independently answered a set of questions through a computer, and a group of scientists went to identify which answers on the computer screen were made by doctoral student and which answers were made by robot. The error rate of identification results is as high as 78%. Some people think that the set of questions raised in the experiment must be inadequate, since they can't get a group of scientists to tell which are from doctoral student and which are from the robot.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise of these people's suspicions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some robots can play chess with chess masters\nB: The doctoral student is a go master\nC: That robot is the latest generation of IBM products\nD: There was a considerable difference between the doctoral student and the robot\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmithtown University' s fund-raisers succeeded in getting donations from 80 percent of the potential donors they contacted. This success rate, exceptionally high for university fund-raisers, does not indicate that they were doing a good job. On the contrary, since the people most likely to donate are those who have donated in the past, good fund-raisers constantly try less-likely prospects in an effort to expand the donor base. The high success rate shows insufficient canvassing effort.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides more support for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year the average size of the donations to Smithtown University from new donors when the university's fund-raisers had contacted was larger than the average size of donations from donors who had given to the university before.\nB: The majority of the donations that fund-raisers succeeded in getting for Smithtown University this year were from donors who had never given to the university before.\nC: This year most of the donations that came to Smithtown University from people who had previously donated to it were made without the university's fund-raisers having made any contact with the donors.\nD: Smithtown University's fund-raisers were successful in their contacts with potential donors who had never given before about as frequently as were fund-raisers for other universities in their contacts with such people.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmithtown University' s fund-raisers succeeded in getting donations from 80 percent of the potential donors they contacted. This success rate, exceptionally high for university fund-raisers, does not indicate that they were doing a good job. On the contrary, since the people most likely to donate are those who have donated in the past, good fund-raisers constantly try less-likely prospects in an effort to expand the donor base. The high success rate shows insufficient canvassing effort.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides more support for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year the average size of the donations to Smithtown University from new donors when the university's fund-raisers had contacted was larger than the average size of donations from donors who had given to the university before.\nB: The majority of the donations that fund-raisers succeeded in getting for Smithtown University this year were from donors who had never given to the university before.\nC: This year most of the donations that came to Smithtown University from people who had previously donated to it were made without the university's fund-raisers having made any contact with the donors.\nD: Smithtown University's fund-raisers were successful in their contacts with potential donors who had never given before about as frequently as were fund-raisers for other universities in their contacts with such people.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmithtown University' s fund-raisers succeeded in getting donations from 80 percent of the potential donors they contacted. This success rate, exceptionally high for university fund-raisers, does not indicate that they were doing a good job. On the contrary, since the people most likely to donate are those who have donated in the past, good fund-raisers constantly try less-likely prospects in an effort to expand the donor base. The high success rate shows insufficient canvassing effort.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides more support for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year the average size of the donations to Smithtown University from new donors when the university's fund-raisers had contacted was larger than the average size of donations from donors who had given to the university before.\nB: The majority of the donations that fund-raisers succeeded in getting for Smithtown University this year were from donors who had never given to the university before.\nC: This year most of the donations that came to Smithtown University from people who had previously donated to it were made without the university's fund-raisers having made any contact with the donors.\nD: Smithtown University's fund-raisers were successful in their contacts with potential donors who had never given before about as frequently as were fund-raisers for other universities in their contacts with such people.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmithtown University' s fund-raisers succeeded in getting donations from 80 percent of the potential donors they contacted. This success rate, exceptionally high for university fund-raisers, does not indicate that they were doing a good job. On the contrary, since the people most likely to donate are those who have donated in the past, good fund-raisers constantly try less-likely prospects in an effort to expand the donor base. The high success rate shows insufficient canvassing effort.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, provides more support for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year the average size of the donations to Smithtown University from new donors when the university's fund-raisers had contacted was larger than the average size of donations from donors who had given to the university before.\nB: The majority of the donations that fund-raisers succeeded in getting for Smithtown University this year were from donors who had never given to the university before.\nC: This year most of the donations that came to Smithtown University from people who had previously donated to it were made without the university's fund-raisers having made any contact with the donors.\nD: Smithtown University's fund-raisers were successful in their contacts with potential donors who had never given before about as frequently as were fund-raisers for other universities in their contacts with such people.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper report: The government' s health department is unable to explain the recent finding that over time a 10 percent increase in the price of cigarettes caused a 5 percent reduction in the number of smokers. This is a surprising finding because cigarettes are known to be highly addictive and numerous studies have demonstrated that an increase in the price of cigarettes almost never causes people to quit smoking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the finding that the increase in the price of cigarettes reduced the number of smokers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extent to which cigarettes are addictive depends on the brain physiology unique to the human species.\nB: The 10 percent price increase followed a recent 15 percent price increase.\nC: Previous price increases have also, over time, caused a reduction in the number of smokers.\nD: As cigarette prices rise, the annual number of deaths of smokers surpasses the annual number of new smokers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper report: The government' s health department is unable to explain the recent finding that over time a 10 percent increase in the price of cigarettes caused a 5 percent reduction in the number of smokers. This is a surprising finding because cigarettes are known to be highly addictive and numerous studies have demonstrated that an increase in the price of cigarettes almost never causes people to quit smoking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the finding that the increase in the price of cigarettes reduced the number of smokers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extent to which cigarettes are addictive depends on the brain physiology unique to the human species.\nB: The 10 percent price increase followed a recent 15 percent price increase.\nC: Previous price increases have also, over time, caused a reduction in the number of smokers.\nD: As cigarette prices rise, the annual number of deaths of smokers surpasses the annual number of new smokers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper report: The government' s health department is unable to explain the recent finding that over time a 10 percent increase in the price of cigarettes caused a 5 percent reduction in the number of smokers. This is a surprising finding because cigarettes are known to be highly addictive and numerous studies have demonstrated that an increase in the price of cigarettes almost never causes people to quit smoking.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the finding that the increase in the price of cigarettes reduced the number of smokers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extent to which cigarettes are addictive depends on the brain physiology unique to the human species.\nB: The 10 percent price increase followed a recent 15 percent price increase.\nC: Previous price increases have also, over time, caused a reduction in the number of smokers.\nD: As cigarette prices rise, the annual number of deaths of smokers surpasses the annual number of new smokers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe scene of mountains is beautiful after the rain, even if no one appreciates it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is refuted by the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Beauty is only skin deep.\nB: The taste is uncountable.\nC: Beauty is only in the eyes of people.\nD: People just want to see what they like.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSupply-induced demand refers to the fact that suppliers use information superior to consumers and prioritize their own interests to encourage consumers to buy more products and services.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as supply-induced demand?\n\nOptions:\nA: A department store is on promotion. During the New Year's Holiday, the price of a certain product will be raised at first, and then the product will be promoted by the means of 200 yuan for free 50 yuan extra\nB: A supermarket salesperson allowed customers to drink a certain foreign brand beverage for free, and declared that the beverage was the first choice of successful people in the country\nC: When Ms. Lin went to a beauty shop with a free voucher, the beautician said that the whitening products were very effective and could make her 10 years younger. Ms. Lin then ordered a year of beauty service there\nD: Mr. Li went to a certain electrical appliance city in order to change his mobile phone, he consulted the salesperson in detail and bought a mobile phone that he liked.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSupply-induced demand refers to the fact that suppliers use information superior to consumers and prioritize their own interests to encourage consumers to buy more products and services.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as supply-induced demand?\n\nOptions:\nA: A department store is on promotion. During the New Year's Holiday, the price of a certain product will be raised at first, and then the product will be promoted by the means of 200 yuan for free 50 yuan extra\nB: A supermarket salesperson allowed customers to drink a certain foreign brand beverage for free, and declared that the beverage was the first choice of successful people in the country\nC: When Ms. Lin went to a beauty shop with a free voucher, the beautician said that the whitening products were very effective and could make her 10 years younger. Ms. Lin then ordered a year of beauty service there\nD: Mr. Li went to a certain electrical appliance city in order to change his mobile phone, he consulted the salesperson in detail and bought a mobile phone that he liked.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUtrania was formerly a major petroleum exporter, but in recent decades economic stagnation and restrictive regulations inhibited investment in new oil fields. In consequence, Utranian oil exports dropped steadily as old fields became depleted. Utrania' s currently improving economic situation, together with less restrictive regulations, will undoubtedly result in the rapid development of new fields. However, it would be premature to conclude that the rapid development of new fields will result in higher oil exports, because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the price of oil is expected to remain relatively stable over the next several years\nB: the improvement in the economic situation in Utrania is expected to result in a dramatic increase in the proportion of Utranians who own automobiles\nC: most of the investment in new oil fields in Utrania is expected to come from foreign sources\nD: new technology is available to recover oil from old oil fields formerly regarded as depleted\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) redefined the large planets in the solar system, resulting in Pluto being excluded from the nine planets in the solar system. Recently, astronomers have pointed out that Pluto is the ninth planet in the solar system because it operates in a special area of the solar system, the Kuiper Belt, and has proved to be the second most complex, most interesting and more dynamic object in the solar system than Mars.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most question the above astronomers' conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pluto, located in the outer circle of the solar system, is so dim that it is even smaller than the moon.\nB: There are other celestial bodies around Pluto's orbit, and even its moons are half its own size.\nC: The orbits of the other eight planets in the solar system around the sun are basically on the same plane.\nD: One of the necessary features of large planets in the solar system is to clean up other celestial bodies around their orbits.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical reporter: Studies have consistently found that taking an aspirin a day thins the blood slightly, thereby helping to prevent or reduce the severity of heart disease. Since heart disease is one of the most common types of ill health in industrialized nations, most people in such nations would ttherefore be in better health if they took an aspirin a day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the doctor's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to address the possibility that the studies on the beneficial effects of aspirin were conducted only in industrialized nations.\nB: It overlooks the possibility that preventing or reducing the severity of heart disease has little or no effect on any of the other most common diseases in industrialized nations.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that even if a disease is one of the most common in a nation, most people in that nation are not in significant danger of developing that disease.\nD: It takes for granted that if medication can reduce the severity of heart disease, it can also prevent some cases of heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical reporter: Studies have consistently found that taking an aspirin a day thins the blood slightly, thereby helping to prevent or reduce the severity of heart disease. Since heart disease is one of the most common types of ill health in industrialized nations, most people in such nations would ttherefore be in better health if they took an aspirin a day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the doctor's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to address the possibility that the studies on the beneficial effects of aspirin were conducted only in industrialized nations.\nB: It overlooks the possibility that preventing or reducing the severity of heart disease has little or no effect on any of the other most common diseases in industrialized nations.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that even if a disease is one of the most common in a nation, most people in that nation are not in significant danger of developing that disease.\nD: It takes for granted that if medication can reduce the severity of heart disease, it can also prevent some cases of heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical reporter: Studies have consistently found that taking an aspirin a day thins the blood slightly, thereby helping to prevent or reduce the severity of heart disease. Since heart disease is one of the most common types of ill health in industrialized nations, most people in such nations would ttherefore be in better health if they took an aspirin a day.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the doctor's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on which one of the following grounds?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to address the possibility that the studies on the beneficial effects of aspirin were conducted only in industrialized nations.\nB: It overlooks the possibility that preventing or reducing the severity of heart disease has little or no effect on any of the other most common diseases in industrialized nations.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that even if a disease is one of the most common in a nation, most people in that nation are not in significant danger of developing that disease.\nD: It takes for granted that if medication can reduce the severity of heart disease, it can also prevent some cases of heart disease.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people discuss place names, they often ignore their time meaning and concepts, because the definition of a place name from the scope of space, without argument or surface, is demarcated by geographical coordinates and specific boundaries. But any space range, in fact, is related to a certain time range, this time range is long and short, and in this time range, place names are associated with many things and factors other than place names. Therefore, in addition to the original intention, place names also have their historical, cultural, social, national and other aspects of significance.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is the beginning of an article. Which of the followings is most likely to be discussed in this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The relationship between ancient and modern place names\nB: The law of the naming place\nC: The history and culture of place names\nD: The influence of geographical location on place names\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people discuss place names, they often ignore their time meaning and concepts, because the definition of a place name from the scope of space, without argument or surface, is demarcated by geographical coordinates and specific boundaries. But any space range, in fact, is related to a certain time range, this time range is long and short, and in this time range, place names are associated with many things and factors other than place names. Therefore, in addition to the original intention, place names also have their historical, cultural, social, national and other aspects of significance.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is the beginning of an article. Which of the followings is most likely to be discussed in this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The relationship between ancient and modern place names\nB: The law of the naming place\nC: The history and culture of place names\nD: The influence of geographical location on place names\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people discuss place names, they often ignore their time meaning and concepts, because the definition of a place name from the scope of space, without argument or surface, is demarcated by geographical coordinates and specific boundaries. But any space range, in fact, is related to a certain time range, this time range is long and short, and in this time range, place names are associated with many things and factors other than place names. Therefore, in addition to the original intention, place names also have their historical, cultural, social, national and other aspects of significance.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage is the beginning of an article. Which of the followings is most likely to be discussed in this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: The relationship between ancient and modern place names\nB: The law of the naming place\nC: The history and culture of place names\nD: The influence of geographical location on place names\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe market as a way and means of resource allocation is not omnipotent and flawless. Market allocation is generally adjusted spontaneously by the invisible hand, that is, the law of value, the law of supply and demand and the law of competition. This kind of regulation brings lag, that is to say, there is a certain time delay from the signal feedback of price formation to the effect of product output.\n\nQuestion:\nIn this paragraph, which of the following options is the defect of market as a resource allocation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Spontaneity and competitiveness.\nB: Lag and adjustment.\nC: Lag and spontaneity.\nD: Competitiveness and adjustment.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the direct consequences of inflation is the reduced purchasing power of cash. A retired Russian female scientist complains that the money she and her family have accumulated in the bank for decades, but inflation has left them with only enough money to buy a kilogram of sausages. An honest worker who suffers such an unfair loss will naturally feel angry and even break the law. When there are many people who think so in the society, the moral level of the society will be greatly reduced and the stability of the society will be destroyed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inflation will do great harm to the interests of honest workers.\nB: If the workers in the city suffer unfair losses, it is easy to break the law.\nC: Inflation will greatly lower the living standard of honest workers.\nD: One of the serious consequences of inflation is to undermine social stability.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne of the direct consequences of inflation is the reduced purchasing power of cash. A retired Russian female scientist complains that the money she and her family have accumulated in the bank for decades, but inflation has left them with only enough money to buy a kilogram of sausages. An honest worker who suffers such an unfair loss will naturally feel angry and even break the law. When there are many people who think so in the society, the moral level of the society will be greatly reduced and the stability of the society will be destroyed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inflation will do great harm to the interests of honest workers.\nB: If the workers in the city suffer unfair losses, it is easy to break the law.\nC: Inflation will greatly lower the living standard of honest workers.\nD: One of the serious consequences of inflation is to undermine social stability.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the background of globalization, the profit transfer of multinational corporations has become the focus of governments. If this problem is not addressed, it will exacerbate the unequal distribution of income between big capital and labor. This will be hard to solve unless countries agree on common corporate tax rates or new rules for cross-border tax governance.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If countries formulate uniform corporate income tax rate or form new rules of cross-border tax governance, the problem of profit shifting of multinational corporations can be solved\nB: If the problem of profit transfer of multinational corporations is solved, the inequality of income distribution between big capital and labor can be eliminated\nC: Without common corporate tax rates or new rules for cross-border tax governance, inequality in the distribution of income between big capital and Labour will worsen\nD: If countries do not formulate a unified corporate income tax rate, then the formation of new rules of cross-border tax governance can not solve the problem of profit transfer of multinational companies\n\n\nThe answer is A",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the background of globalization, the profit transfer of multinational corporations has become the focus of governments. If this problem is not addressed, it will exacerbate the unequal distribution of income between big capital and labor. This will be hard to solve unless countries agree on common corporate tax rates or new rules for cross-border tax governance.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If countries formulate uniform corporate income tax rate or form new rules of cross-border tax governance, the problem of profit shifting of multinational corporations can be solved\nB: If the problem of profit transfer of multinational corporations is solved, the inequality of income distribution between big capital and labor can be eliminated\nC: Without common corporate tax rates or new rules for cross-border tax governance, inequality in the distribution of income between big capital and Labour will worsen\nD: If countries do not formulate a unified corporate income tax rate, then the formation of new rules of cross-border tax governance can not solve the problem of profit transfer of multinational companies\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost of the earth's surface is covered by oceans, and life is born in the oceans. However, it is estimated that 80% of Earth's species live on land, compared to only 15% in the oceans and the remaining 5% in freshwater. The researchers believe that the physical layout of terrestrial habitats may be more fragmented than the ocean, which is one of the main reasons for the greater diversity of terrestrial species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most strengthen the researcher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The earth's surface can be divided into five temperature zones: tropical zone, south temperate zone, north temperate zone, southern frigid zone, and northern frigid zone. Each temperature zone has great differences in species and rich species.\nB: The deep sea is basically like a refrigerator relative to the shallow, sunny coastal areas, and the door has been closed for a long time, and the species is far less abundant than the shallow sea.\nC: Over time, natural selection can even turn different groups of the same species on two islands into distinct species, according to records from one archipelago.\nD: Forests cover a lot of land, and leaves and branches create new habitats, as do corals in the ocean, but less so on the seafloor.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome students attending a small university with a well-known choir live off campus. From the fact that all music majors are members of the choir, a professor in the music department concluded that none of the students who live off campus is a music major.\n\nQuestion:\nThe professor's conclusion is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: None of the students who live off campus is a member of the choir.\nB: All students who are members of the choir are music majors.\nC: Some of the students who do not live off campus are not music majors.\nD: All students who live on campus are music majors.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome students attending a small university with a well-known choir live off campus. From the fact that all music majors are members of the choir, a professor in the music department concluded that none of the students who live off campus is a music major.\n\nQuestion:\nThe professor's conclusion is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: None of the students who live off campus is a member of the choir.\nB: All students who are members of the choir are music majors.\nC: Some of the students who do not live off campus are not music majors.\nD: All students who live on campus are music majors.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe most brilliant cheat may cheat all people at a certain moment, or cheat some people at all times, but it is impossible to cheat all people at all times.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above assertion is true, which of the following assertions is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man may not be cheated at any time.\nB: There is no moment when one can not be cheated.\nC: A cheat may be cheated at a certain moment.\nD: There is a time when all men are not cheated.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit card companies justify charging cardholders additional fees for late payments by asserting the principle that those who expose other individuals, companies, or institutions to financial risk should pay for that risk, and by pointing out that late-paying cardholders present a greater risk of default than other cardholders. Without late fees, the companies argue, they would have to spread the cost of the risk over all cardholders.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle invoked by the credit card companies would, if established, be most usefully invoked in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: School authorities should use student activity funds to pay for student-caused damages to school property since, even though only a few students cause any significant damage, authorities cannot in most instances determine which students caused the damage.\nB: Municipalities should use tax money to pay for the maintenance of municipal roads, since if individuals paid for only those roads they used, some important roads in remote areas would be inadequately maintained.\nC: Cities should impose high fines for littering. The risk of being caught littering is quite low, so the fine for those who are caught must be correspondingly high in order to deter people from littering.\nD: Insurance companies should demand higher insurance rates of drivers of sports cars than of other drivers, since sports car divers are more likely to cause accidents and thus are more likely to require the companies to pay out money in claims.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit card companies justify charging cardholders additional fees for late payments by asserting the principle that those who expose other individuals, companies, or institutions to financial risk should pay for that risk, and by pointing out that late-paying cardholders present a greater risk of default than other cardholders. Without late fees, the companies argue, they would have to spread the cost of the risk over all cardholders.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle invoked by the credit card companies would, if established, be most usefully invoked in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: School authorities should use student activity funds to pay for student-caused damages to school property since, even though only a few students cause any significant damage, authorities cannot in most instances determine which students caused the damage.\nB: Municipalities should use tax money to pay for the maintenance of municipal roads, since if individuals paid for only those roads they used, some important roads in remote areas would be inadequately maintained.\nC: Cities should impose high fines for littering. The risk of being caught littering is quite low, so the fine for those who are caught must be correspondingly high in order to deter people from littering.\nD: Insurance companies should demand higher insurance rates of drivers of sports cars than of other drivers, since sports car divers are more likely to cause accidents and thus are more likely to require the companies to pay out money in claims.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCredit card companies justify charging cardholders additional fees for late payments by asserting the principle that those who expose other individuals, companies, or institutions to financial risk should pay for that risk, and by pointing out that late-paying cardholders present a greater risk of default than other cardholders. Without late fees, the companies argue, they would have to spread the cost of the risk over all cardholders.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle invoked by the credit card companies would, if established, be most usefully invoked in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: School authorities should use student activity funds to pay for student-caused damages to school property since, even though only a few students cause any significant damage, authorities cannot in most instances determine which students caused the damage.\nB: Municipalities should use tax money to pay for the maintenance of municipal roads, since if individuals paid for only those roads they used, some important roads in remote areas would be inadequately maintained.\nC: Cities should impose high fines for littering. The risk of being caught littering is quite low, so the fine for those who are caught must be correspondingly high in order to deter people from littering.\nD: Insurance companies should demand higher insurance rates of drivers of sports cars than of other drivers, since sports car divers are more likely to cause accidents and thus are more likely to require the companies to pay out money in claims.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an experiment testing whether hyperactivity is due to a brain abnormality, the brain activity of 25 hyperactive adults was compared to the brain activity of 25 adults who were not hyperactive. The tests revealed that the hyperactive adults had much less brain activity in the premotor cortex, a region of the brain believed to control action, than did the nonhyperactive adults. The experimenters concluded that diminished activity in the premotor cortex is one cause of hyperactivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the conclusion drawn by the experimenters?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the hyperactive adults in the study had been treated for hyperactivity with a medication that is known to depress activity in some regions of the brain, while none of the nonhyperactive adults had been so treated.\nB: The test was performed only on adults because even though the method by which the test measured brain activity is harmless to adults, it does require the use of radiation, which could be harmful to children.\nC: Some of the nonhyperactive adults in the study had children who suffer from hyperactivity.\nD: The neuropsychologists who designed the experiment were not present when the tests were performed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an experiment testing whether hyperactivity is due to a brain abnormality, the brain activity of 25 hyperactive adults was compared to the brain activity of 25 adults who were not hyperactive. The tests revealed that the hyperactive adults had much less brain activity in the premotor cortex, a region of the brain believed to control action, than did the nonhyperactive adults. The experimenters concluded that diminished activity in the premotor cortex is one cause of hyperactivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the conclusion drawn by the experimenters?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the hyperactive adults in the study had been treated for hyperactivity with a medication that is known to depress activity in some regions of the brain, while none of the nonhyperactive adults had been so treated.\nB: The test was performed only on adults because even though the method by which the test measured brain activity is harmless to adults, it does require the use of radiation, which could be harmful to children.\nC: Some of the nonhyperactive adults in the study had children who suffer from hyperactivity.\nD: The neuropsychologists who designed the experiment were not present when the tests were performed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an experiment testing whether hyperactivity is due to a brain abnormality, the brain activity of 25 hyperactive adults was compared to the brain activity of 25 adults who were not hyperactive. The tests revealed that the hyperactive adults had much less brain activity in the premotor cortex, a region of the brain believed to control action, than did the nonhyperactive adults. The experimenters concluded that diminished activity in the premotor cortex is one cause of hyperactivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the conclusion drawn by the experimenters?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the hyperactive adults in the study had been treated for hyperactivity with a medication that is known to depress activity in some regions of the brain, while none of the nonhyperactive adults had been so treated.\nB: The test was performed only on adults because even though the method by which the test measured brain activity is harmless to adults, it does require the use of radiation, which could be harmful to children.\nC: Some of the nonhyperactive adults in the study had children who suffer from hyperactivity.\nD: The neuropsychologists who designed the experiment were not present when the tests were performed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic service refers to the general term for the service industry in which the public sector and the quasi-public sector jointly provide public products to meet the public needs of the society. It is mainly produced by the public sector dominated by government agencies, and is a social service that all citizens of the whole society consume together and that all consumers enjoy equally.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not public service?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government provides basic medical insurance to citizens.\nB: Colleges and universities open gymnasiums to the public for free.\nC: A city spends money to build a golf course.\nD: A city invests in remediation of blocked rivers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic service refers to the general term for the service industry in which the public sector and the quasi-public sector jointly provide public products to meet the public needs of the society. It is mainly produced by the public sector dominated by government agencies, and is a social service that all citizens of the whole society consume together and that all consumers enjoy equally.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not public service?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government provides basic medical insurance to citizens.\nB: Colleges and universities open gymnasiums to the public for free.\nC: A city spends money to build a golf course.\nD: A city invests in remediation of blocked rivers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDonna claims to have found the museum' s current exhibition of bronzes from Benin less interesting than many of the other exhibitions recently put on by the museum. According to all the critical reviews, however, the Benin exhibition is more interesting than any other exhibition that the museum has put on in years. Ttherefore, Donna' s claim must be false.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning that is most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Loren claims to like the taste of the fish at the Diggin's Diner. However, since according to everyone who knows anything about food, the fish at the Diggin's Diner tastes dreadful. Loren's claim must be false.\nB: Alice claims to have completed her assignment. According to her supervisor, however, the task that Alice was assigned to do has not yet been completed. Alice's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nC: Morris claims to have seen the famous fire at the Charles Theater. According to all the news reports, however, that fire took place in 1982 and Morris was out of the country during all of 1982. Morris's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nD: Douglas claims to have climbed the tallest mountain in the country. According to the atlas, however, the county contains two other mountains that are taller than the one Douglas climbed. Douglas's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDonna claims to have found the museum' s current exhibition of bronzes from Benin less interesting than many of the other exhibitions recently put on by the museum. According to all the critical reviews, however, the Benin exhibition is more interesting than any other exhibition that the museum has put on in years. Ttherefore, Donna' s claim must be false.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning that is most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Loren claims to like the taste of the fish at the Diggin's Diner. However, since according to everyone who knows anything about food, the fish at the Diggin's Diner tastes dreadful. Loren's claim must be false.\nB: Alice claims to have completed her assignment. According to her supervisor, however, the task that Alice was assigned to do has not yet been completed. Alice's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nC: Morris claims to have seen the famous fire at the Charles Theater. According to all the news reports, however, that fire took place in 1982 and Morris was out of the country during all of 1982. Morris's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nD: Douglas claims to have climbed the tallest mountain in the country. According to the atlas, however, the county contains two other mountains that are taller than the one Douglas climbed. Douglas's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDonna claims to have found the museum' s current exhibition of bronzes from Benin less interesting than many of the other exhibitions recently put on by the museum. According to all the critical reviews, however, the Benin exhibition is more interesting than any other exhibition that the museum has put on in years. Ttherefore, Donna' s claim must be false.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning that is most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Loren claims to like the taste of the fish at the Diggin's Diner. However, since according to everyone who knows anything about food, the fish at the Diggin's Diner tastes dreadful. Loren's claim must be false.\nB: Alice claims to have completed her assignment. According to her supervisor, however, the task that Alice was assigned to do has not yet been completed. Alice's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nC: Morris claims to have seen the famous fire at the Charles Theater. According to all the news reports, however, that fire took place in 1982 and Morris was out of the country during all of 1982. Morris's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nD: Douglas claims to have climbed the tallest mountain in the country. According to the atlas, however, the county contains two other mountains that are taller than the one Douglas climbed. Douglas's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDonna claims to have found the museum' s current exhibition of bronzes from Benin less interesting than many of the other exhibitions recently put on by the museum. According to all the critical reviews, however, the Benin exhibition is more interesting than any other exhibition that the museum has put on in years. Ttherefore, Donna' s claim must be false.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning that is most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Loren claims to like the taste of the fish at the Diggin's Diner. However, since according to everyone who knows anything about food, the fish at the Diggin's Diner tastes dreadful. Loren's claim must be false.\nB: Alice claims to have completed her assignment. According to her supervisor, however, the task that Alice was assigned to do has not yet been completed. Alice's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nC: Morris claims to have seen the famous fire at the Charles Theater. According to all the news reports, however, that fire took place in 1982 and Morris was out of the country during all of 1982. Morris's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\nD: Douglas claims to have climbed the tallest mountain in the country. According to the atlas, however, the county contains two other mountains that are taller than the one Douglas climbed. Douglas's claim, ttherefore, must be false.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn June this year, the water level of Dongting Lake rose rapidly, inundating large areas of lakes and beaches, and about 2 billion voles inhabited here flooded the farmland near people. Yueyang and Yiyang along the Dongting Lake suffered the worst rodent disaster in more than 20 years. Experts say that the ecological environment of Dongting Lake has been destroyed, and the rat disaster has sounded the alarm.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following option is true, which of the followings does not support the expert's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: After snakes and owls were hunted and killed in large numbers, the ecological balance mechanism for inhibiting mouse overreproduction has failed\nB: Human activities such as reclaiming land from the lake and building dikes to kill snails have separated the waters of Dongting Lake\nC: When the water level of Dongting Lake rises in the flood season every year, many rats can be drowned. However, there was a severe drought last year and the water level did not rise much in the flood season.\nD: Large-scale drainage and planting of poplars on the beach has turned the Dongting tidal wetland into a woodland where rats can live\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn June this year, the water level of Dongting Lake rose rapidly, inundating large areas of lakes and beaches, and about 2 billion voles inhabited here flooded the farmland near people. Yueyang and Yiyang along the Dongting Lake suffered the worst rodent disaster in more than 20 years. Experts say that the ecological environment of Dongting Lake has been destroyed, and the rat disaster has sounded the alarm.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following option is true, which of the followings does not support the expert's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: After snakes and owls were hunted and killed in large numbers, the ecological balance mechanism for inhibiting mouse overreproduction has failed\nB: Human activities such as reclaiming land from the lake and building dikes to kill snails have separated the waters of Dongting Lake\nC: When the water level of Dongting Lake rises in the flood season every year, many rats can be drowned. However, there was a severe drought last year and the water level did not rise much in the flood season.\nD: Large-scale drainage and planting of poplars on the beach has turned the Dongting tidal wetland into a woodland where rats can live\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedicine believes that people who are overweight have an increased risk of high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes, which are also risk factors for kidney disease. The researchers tested the urine of 1830 Japanese children between the ages of 6 and 14. The results showed that 27 children developed persistent proteinuria, red blood cells in the urine and other nephrotic symptoms. After comparison, it was found that the body height body mass index (B.MI) and systolic blood pressure (hypertension) of these children with abnormal urine test were significantly higher than those of children with normal urine test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be seen from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children should pay attention to prevent the occurrence of the kidney disease.\nB: Overweight is the cause of kidney disease.\nC: More and more obese children develop kidney disease.\nD: There is a correlation between childhood obesity and the risk of kidney disease.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedicine believes that people who are overweight have an increased risk of high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes, which are also risk factors for kidney disease. The researchers tested the urine of 1830 Japanese children between the ages of 6 and 14. The results showed that 27 children developed persistent proteinuria, red blood cells in the urine and other nephrotic symptoms. After comparison, it was found that the body height body mass index (B.MI) and systolic blood pressure (hypertension) of these children with abnormal urine test were significantly higher than those of children with normal urine test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be seen from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children should pay attention to prevent the occurrence of the kidney disease.\nB: Overweight is the cause of kidney disease.\nC: More and more obese children develop kidney disease.\nD: There is a correlation between childhood obesity and the risk of kidney disease.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedicine believes that people who are overweight have an increased risk of high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes, which are also risk factors for kidney disease. The researchers tested the urine of 1830 Japanese children between the ages of 6 and 14. The results showed that 27 children developed persistent proteinuria, red blood cells in the urine and other nephrotic symptoms. After comparison, it was found that the body height body mass index (B.MI) and systolic blood pressure (hypertension) of these children with abnormal urine test were significantly higher than those of children with normal urine test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be seen from this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children should pay attention to prevent the occurrence of the kidney disease.\nB: Overweight is the cause of kidney disease.\nC: More and more obese children develop kidney disease.\nD: There is a correlation between childhood obesity and the risk of kidney disease.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIndependent travel refers to the travel that you design your own route, arrange everything on your own, and make use of the convenience brought by modern civilization without being bound.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is independent travel\n\nOptions:\nA: Travel agencies are only responsible for transportation and accommodation, and arrange scenic spots by themselves\nB: Refer to the tour route of the travel agency, make appropriate adjustments, and drive by yourself\nC: The tour is arranged by the travel agency, but only the time is specified at each tour point, and the tour route is selected by yourself\nD: The tour route organized by the unit shall be designed by the travel agency, and the schedule shall be determined by the person in charge of the unit\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Li said: although the enrollment of colleges and universities has decreased year by year, the enrollment of primary schools has increased a lot.So the district education department suggested building a new primary school. another way to solve the problem is to use classrooms in some colleges and universities as primary school classrooms, Lao Liu said. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best support Lao Liu's plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Classrooms in some colleges and universities are not suitable to be used as primary school classrooms\nB: The cost of building a university is much higher than that of building a primary school\nC: Although the birth rate has not increased, the number of families with children studying in colleges and universities has increased a lot\nD: Even before the number of colleges and universities decreased, there were many colleges and universities whose classrooms were rarely used\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Li said: although the enrollment of colleges and universities has decreased year by year, the enrollment of primary schools has increased a lot.So the district education department suggested building a new primary school. another way to solve the problem is to use classrooms in some colleges and universities as primary school classrooms, Lao Liu said. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best support Lao Liu's plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Classrooms in some colleges and universities are not suitable to be used as primary school classrooms\nB: The cost of building a university is much higher than that of building a primary school\nC: Although the birth rate has not increased, the number of families with children studying in colleges and universities has increased a lot\nD: Even before the number of colleges and universities decreased, there were many colleges and universities whose classrooms were rarely used\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Li said: although the enrollment of colleges and universities has decreased year by year, the enrollment of primary schools has increased a lot.So the district education department suggested building a new primary school. another way to solve the problem is to use classrooms in some colleges and universities as primary school classrooms, Lao Liu said. \n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best support Lao Liu's plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Classrooms in some colleges and universities are not suitable to be used as primary school classrooms\nB: The cost of building a university is much higher than that of building a primary school\nC: Although the birth rate has not increased, the number of families with children studying in colleges and universities has increased a lot\nD: Even before the number of colleges and universities decreased, there were many colleges and universities whose classrooms were rarely used\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome claim that migratory birds have an innate homing sense that allows them to return to the same areas year after year. However, there is little evidence to support this belief, since the studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to such an innate ability are inconclusive. After all, birds may simply navigate using landmarks, just as humans do, and we do not say that humans have an innate sense of direction simply because they find their way home time after time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability to use landmarks to find one's way home is probably not an innate ability in birds.\nB: Studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to an innate homing sense are inconclusive.\nC: There is as yet little reason to accept that birds have an innate homing sense.\nD: It is as false to claim that humans have an innate sense of direction as it is to claim that birds have an innate homing sense.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome claim that migratory birds have an innate homing sense that allows them to return to the same areas year after year. However, there is little evidence to support this belief, since the studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to such an innate ability are inconclusive. After all, birds may simply navigate using landmarks, just as humans do, and we do not say that humans have an innate sense of direction simply because they find their way home time after time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability to use landmarks to find one's way home is probably not an innate ability in birds.\nB: Studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to an innate homing sense are inconclusive.\nC: There is as yet little reason to accept that birds have an innate homing sense.\nD: It is as false to claim that humans have an innate sense of direction as it is to claim that birds have an innate homing sense.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome claim that migratory birds have an innate homing sense that allows them to return to the same areas year after year. However, there is little evidence to support this belief, since the studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to such an innate ability are inconclusive. After all, birds may simply navigate using landmarks, just as humans do, and we do not say that humans have an innate sense of direction simply because they find their way home time after time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ability to use landmarks to find one's way home is probably not an innate ability in birds.\nB: Studies testing whether the accuracy of birds' migratory patterns is due to an innate homing sense are inconclusive.\nC: There is as yet little reason to accept that birds have an innate homing sense.\nD: It is as false to claim that humans have an innate sense of direction as it is to claim that birds have an innate homing sense.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBeverage company representative: The plastic rings that hold six-packs of beverage cans together pose a threat to wild animals, which often become entangled in the discarded rings and suffocate as a result. Following our lead, all beverage companies will soon use only those rings consisting of a new plastic that disintegrates after only three days' exposure to sunlight. Once we all complete the switchover from the old to the new plastic rings, ttherefore, the threat of suffocation that plastic rings pose to wild animals will be eliminated.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The switchover to the new plastic rings can be completed without causing significant financial hardship to the beverage companies.\nB: Wild animals will not become entangled in the new plastic rings before the rings have had sufficient exposure to sunlight to disintegrate.\nC: Use of the old plastic rings poses no substantial threat to wild animals other than that of suffocation.\nD: Any wild animal that becomes entangled in the old plastic rings will suffocate as a result.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBeverage company representative: The plastic rings that hold six-packs of beverage cans together pose a threat to wild animals, which often become entangled in the discarded rings and suffocate as a result. Following our lead, all beverage companies will soon use only those rings consisting of a new plastic that disintegrates after only three days' exposure to sunlight. Once we all complete the switchover from the old to the new plastic rings, ttherefore, the threat of suffocation that plastic rings pose to wild animals will be eliminated.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The switchover to the new plastic rings can be completed without causing significant financial hardship to the beverage companies.\nB: Wild animals will not become entangled in the new plastic rings before the rings have had sufficient exposure to sunlight to disintegrate.\nC: Use of the old plastic rings poses no substantial threat to wild animals other than that of suffocation.\nD: Any wild animal that becomes entangled in the old plastic rings will suffocate as a result.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBeverage company representative: The plastic rings that hold six-packs of beverage cans together pose a threat to wild animals, which often become entangled in the discarded rings and suffocate as a result. Following our lead, all beverage companies will soon use only those rings consisting of a new plastic that disintegrates after only three days' exposure to sunlight. Once we all complete the switchover from the old to the new plastic rings, ttherefore, the threat of suffocation that plastic rings pose to wild animals will be eliminated.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The switchover to the new plastic rings can be completed without causing significant financial hardship to the beverage companies.\nB: Wild animals will not become entangled in the new plastic rings before the rings have had sufficient exposure to sunlight to disintegrate.\nC: Use of the old plastic rings poses no substantial threat to wild animals other than that of suffocation.\nD: Any wild animal that becomes entangled in the old plastic rings will suffocate as a result.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBeverage company representative: The plastic rings that hold six-packs of beverage cans together pose a threat to wild animals, which often become entangled in the discarded rings and suffocate as a result. Following our lead, all beverage companies will soon use only those rings consisting of a new plastic that disintegrates after only three days' exposure to sunlight. Once we all complete the switchover from the old to the new plastic rings, ttherefore, the threat of suffocation that plastic rings pose to wild animals will be eliminated.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The switchover to the new plastic rings can be completed without causing significant financial hardship to the beverage companies.\nB: Wild animals will not become entangled in the new plastic rings before the rings have had sufficient exposure to sunlight to disintegrate.\nC: Use of the old plastic rings poses no substantial threat to wild animals other than that of suffocation.\nD: Any wild animal that becomes entangled in the old plastic rings will suffocate as a result.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaser technology is a high and new technology developed in the early 1960 s. The emission ability of the laser is strong and the energy is highly concentrated, which is hundreds of millions of times brighter than the ordinary light source and tens of billions times brighter than the sun's surface. If a medium-intensity laser beam is converged, a high temperature of thousands to tens of thousands of degrees can be produced in the focus. In addition, the monochromaticity of laser is very good. We know that different colors of light are determined by different wavelengths of light, while the wavelength of the laser is basically the same, the spectral line width is very narrow and the color is very pure. Because of this characteristic, laser is widely used in communication technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not conforming to the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laser technology has a history of more than half a century\nB: The laser wavelength is basically the same and the monochromaticity is good\nC: Laser technology has a broad application prospect of science and technology\nD: Laser technology has the potential to subvert the traditional optical theory\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaser technology is a high and new technology developed in the early 1960 s. The emission ability of the laser is strong and the energy is highly concentrated, which is hundreds of millions of times brighter than the ordinary light source and tens of billions times brighter than the sun's surface. If a medium-intensity laser beam is converged, a high temperature of thousands to tens of thousands of degrees can be produced in the focus. In addition, the monochromaticity of laser is very good. We know that different colors of light are determined by different wavelengths of light, while the wavelength of the laser is basically the same, the spectral line width is very narrow and the color is very pure. Because of this characteristic, laser is widely used in communication technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not conforming to the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laser technology has a history of more than half a century\nB: The laser wavelength is basically the same and the monochromaticity is good\nC: Laser technology has a broad application prospect of science and technology\nD: Laser technology has the potential to subvert the traditional optical theory\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaser technology is a high and new technology developed in the early 1960 s. The emission ability of the laser is strong and the energy is highly concentrated, which is hundreds of millions of times brighter than the ordinary light source and tens of billions times brighter than the sun's surface. If a medium-intensity laser beam is converged, a high temperature of thousands to tens of thousands of degrees can be produced in the focus. In addition, the monochromaticity of laser is very good. We know that different colors of light are determined by different wavelengths of light, while the wavelength of the laser is basically the same, the spectral line width is very narrow and the color is very pure. Because of this characteristic, laser is widely used in communication technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not conforming to the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laser technology has a history of more than half a century\nB: The laser wavelength is basically the same and the monochromaticity is good\nC: Laser technology has a broad application prospect of science and technology\nD: Laser technology has the potential to subvert the traditional optical theory\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLaser technology is a high and new technology developed in the early 1960 s. The emission ability of the laser is strong and the energy is highly concentrated, which is hundreds of millions of times brighter than the ordinary light source and tens of billions times brighter than the sun's surface. If a medium-intensity laser beam is converged, a high temperature of thousands to tens of thousands of degrees can be produced in the focus. In addition, the monochromaticity of laser is very good. We know that different colors of light are determined by different wavelengths of light, while the wavelength of the laser is basically the same, the spectral line width is very narrow and the color is very pure. Because of this characteristic, laser is widely used in communication technology.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not conforming to the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Laser technology has a history of more than half a century\nB: The laser wavelength is basically the same and the monochromaticity is good\nC: Laser technology has a broad application prospect of science and technology\nD: Laser technology has the potential to subvert the traditional optical theory\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Although there is and should be complete freedom of thought and expression, that does not mean that there is nothing wrong with exploiting depraved popular tastes for the sake of financial gain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms most closely to the principle cited by the columnist?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who produce depraved movies have the freedom to do so, but that means that they also have the freedom to refrain from doing so.\nB: There should be no laws restricting what books are published, but publishing books that pander to people with depraved tastes is not thereby morally acceptable.\nC: The public has the freedom to purchase whatever recordings are produced, but that does not mean that the government may not limit the production of recordings deemed to be depraved.\nD: One who advocates complete freedom of speech should not criticize others for saying things that he or she believes to exhibit depraved tastes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Although there is and should be complete freedom of thought and expression, that does not mean that there is nothing wrong with exploiting depraved popular tastes for the sake of financial gain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms most closely to the principle cited by the columnist?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who produce depraved movies have the freedom to do so, but that means that they also have the freedom to refrain from doing so.\nB: There should be no laws restricting what books are published, but publishing books that pander to people with depraved tastes is not thereby morally acceptable.\nC: The public has the freedom to purchase whatever recordings are produced, but that does not mean that the government may not limit the production of recordings deemed to be depraved.\nD: One who advocates complete freedom of speech should not criticize others for saying things that he or she believes to exhibit depraved tastes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nColumnist: Although there is and should be complete freedom of thought and expression, that does not mean that there is nothing wrong with exploiting depraved popular tastes for the sake of financial gain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following judgments conforms most closely to the principle cited by the columnist?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who produce depraved movies have the freedom to do so, but that means that they also have the freedom to refrain from doing so.\nB: There should be no laws restricting what books are published, but publishing books that pander to people with depraved tastes is not thereby morally acceptable.\nC: The public has the freedom to purchase whatever recordings are produced, but that does not mean that the government may not limit the production of recordings deemed to be depraved.\nD: One who advocates complete freedom of speech should not criticize others for saying things that he or she believes to exhibit depraved tastes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the beginning of the summer of 2012, the United States has suffered the worst drought in more than 50 years, with 2/3 of the 48 states suffering from more than moderate drought, and corn and soybean production is expected to be greatly reduced. However, a report released by the United States Department of Agriculture on August 28 th predicts. Us agricultural net income is expected to reach a record $122.2 billion in 2012, an increase of 3.7 per cent over last year.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which one best explains the two seemingly contradictory predictions mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2012, many parts of the world experienced drought, high temperatures, torrential rains, typhoons and other natural disasters\nB: At present, the international prices of corn and soybeans and the domestic prices of the United States have skyrocketed\nC: American farmers can get reparations from agricultural insurance to offset some of the production cuts\nD: In response to the drought, the US government has taken a series of relief measures to farmers, such as emergency reduction of agricultural loan interest rates\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the beginning of the summer of 2012, the United States has suffered the worst drought in more than 50 years, with 2/3 of the 48 states suffering from more than moderate drought, and corn and soybean production is expected to be greatly reduced. However, a report released by the United States Department of Agriculture on August 28 th predicts. Us agricultural net income is expected to reach a record $122.2 billion in 2012, an increase of 3.7 per cent over last year.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which one best explains the two seemingly contradictory predictions mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2012, many parts of the world experienced drought, high temperatures, torrential rains, typhoons and other natural disasters\nB: At present, the international prices of corn and soybeans and the domestic prices of the United States have skyrocketed\nC: American farmers can get reparations from agricultural insurance to offset some of the production cuts\nD: In response to the drought, the US government has taken a series of relief measures to farmers, such as emergency reduction of agricultural loan interest rates\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the beginning of the summer of 2012, the United States has suffered the worst drought in more than 50 years, with 2/3 of the 48 states suffering from more than moderate drought, and corn and soybean production is expected to be greatly reduced. However, a report released by the United States Department of Agriculture on August 28 th predicts. Us agricultural net income is expected to reach a record $122.2 billion in 2012, an increase of 3.7 per cent over last year.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which one best explains the two seemingly contradictory predictions mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2012, many parts of the world experienced drought, high temperatures, torrential rains, typhoons and other natural disasters\nB: At present, the international prices of corn and soybeans and the domestic prices of the United States have skyrocketed\nC: American farmers can get reparations from agricultural insurance to offset some of the production cuts\nD: In response to the drought, the US government has taken a series of relief measures to farmers, such as emergency reduction of agricultural loan interest rates\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the beginning of the summer of 2012, the United States has suffered the worst drought in more than 50 years, with 2/3 of the 48 states suffering from more than moderate drought, and corn and soybean production is expected to be greatly reduced. However, a report released by the United States Department of Agriculture on August 28 th predicts. Us agricultural net income is expected to reach a record $122.2 billion in 2012, an increase of 3.7 per cent over last year.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statements are true, which one best explains the two seemingly contradictory predictions mentioned above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2012, many parts of the world experienced drought, high temperatures, torrential rains, typhoons and other natural disasters\nB: At present, the international prices of corn and soybeans and the domestic prices of the United States have skyrocketed\nC: American farmers can get reparations from agricultural insurance to offset some of the production cuts\nD: In response to the drought, the US government has taken a series of relief measures to farmers, such as emergency reduction of agricultural loan interest rates\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the landscape rooms can see the landscape, but it can not see the landscape from the Li Wenbing's house, so the Li Wenbing's house is not a landscape house.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The kind-hearted people will be respected by the villagers, and the benevolent Chenggong will be respected by the villagers. therefore, Chenggong is a kind-hearted person\nB: The vegetables in Dongdun market are very cheap. This basket of vegetables is not bought in Dongdun market. Therefore, this basket of vegetables is not cheap\nC: All the employees of Jiutian Company can speak English. Lin Yingrui is an employee of Jiutian Company, so Lin Yingrui can speak English\nD: People who meet the basic requirements can apply for micro-loans, but Sun Wen did not apply for micro-loans. Therefore, Sun Wen did not meet the basic conditions\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the landscape rooms can see the landscape, but it can not see the landscape from the Li Wenbing's house, so the Li Wenbing's house is not a landscape house.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The kind-hearted people will be respected by the villagers, and the benevolent Chenggong will be respected by the villagers. therefore, Chenggong is a kind-hearted person\nB: The vegetables in Dongdun market are very cheap. This basket of vegetables is not bought in Dongdun market. Therefore, this basket of vegetables is not cheap\nC: All the employees of Jiutian Company can speak English. Lin Yingrui is an employee of Jiutian Company, so Lin Yingrui can speak English\nD: People who meet the basic requirements can apply for micro-loans, but Sun Wen did not apply for micro-loans. Therefore, Sun Wen did not meet the basic conditions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the landscape rooms can see the landscape, but it can not see the landscape from the Li Wenbing's house, so the Li Wenbing's house is not a landscape house.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The kind-hearted people will be respected by the villagers, and the benevolent Chenggong will be respected by the villagers. therefore, Chenggong is a kind-hearted person\nB: The vegetables in Dongdun market are very cheap. This basket of vegetables is not bought in Dongdun market. Therefore, this basket of vegetables is not cheap\nC: All the employees of Jiutian Company can speak English. Lin Yingrui is an employee of Jiutian Company, so Lin Yingrui can speak English\nD: People who meet the basic requirements can apply for micro-loans, but Sun Wen did not apply for micro-loans. Therefore, Sun Wen did not meet the basic conditions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the landscape rooms can see the landscape, but it can not see the landscape from the Li Wenbing's house, so the Li Wenbing's house is not a landscape house.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The kind-hearted people will be respected by the villagers, and the benevolent Chenggong will be respected by the villagers. therefore, Chenggong is a kind-hearted person\nB: The vegetables in Dongdun market are very cheap. This basket of vegetables is not bought in Dongdun market. Therefore, this basket of vegetables is not cheap\nC: All the employees of Jiutian Company can speak English. Lin Yingrui is an employee of Jiutian Company, so Lin Yingrui can speak English\nD: People who meet the basic requirements can apply for micro-loans, but Sun Wen did not apply for micro-loans. Therefore, Sun Wen did not meet the basic conditions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Wei got A's in all her extracurricular homework, and if she got An in her term paper, she could pass the exam even if she didn't give a class report. Unfortunately, she didn't get an excellent grade in her term paper, so she had to give a class report if she wanted to pass the exam.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument is flawed because the argument:\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignore the possibility that if Zhang Wei had to give a class lecture, she wouldn't get an excellent grade in her term paper\nB: Did not take into account the possibility that some students got top grades in their term papers but failed to pass the exam\nC: Ignore the possibility that Zhang Wei must get an excellent grade in his term paper, otherwise he will give a class report\nD: Rely on unconfirmed assumptions: if Zhang Wei doesn't get honors in her term paper, she won't pass the exam without giving a class report\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Wei got A's in all her extracurricular homework, and if she got An in her term paper, she could pass the exam even if she didn't give a class report. Unfortunately, she didn't get an excellent grade in her term paper, so she had to give a class report if she wanted to pass the exam.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument is flawed because the argument:\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignore the possibility that if Zhang Wei had to give a class lecture, she wouldn't get an excellent grade in her term paper\nB: Did not take into account the possibility that some students got top grades in their term papers but failed to pass the exam\nC: Ignore the possibility that Zhang Wei must get an excellent grade in his term paper, otherwise he will give a class report\nD: Rely on unconfirmed assumptions: if Zhang Wei doesn't get honors in her term paper, she won't pass the exam without giving a class report\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Wei got A's in all her extracurricular homework, and if she got An in her term paper, she could pass the exam even if she didn't give a class report. Unfortunately, she didn't get an excellent grade in her term paper, so she had to give a class report if she wanted to pass the exam.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument is flawed because the argument:\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignore the possibility that if Zhang Wei had to give a class lecture, she wouldn't get an excellent grade in her term paper\nB: Did not take into account the possibility that some students got top grades in their term papers but failed to pass the exam\nC: Ignore the possibility that Zhang Wei must get an excellent grade in his term paper, otherwise he will give a class report\nD: Rely on unconfirmed assumptions: if Zhang Wei doesn't get honors in her term paper, she won't pass the exam without giving a class report\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Wei got A's in all her extracurricular homework, and if she got An in her term paper, she could pass the exam even if she didn't give a class report. Unfortunately, she didn't get an excellent grade in her term paper, so she had to give a class report if she wanted to pass the exam.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the above argument is flawed because the argument:\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignore the possibility that if Zhang Wei had to give a class lecture, she wouldn't get an excellent grade in her term paper\nB: Did not take into account the possibility that some students got top grades in their term papers but failed to pass the exam\nC: Ignore the possibility that Zhang Wei must get an excellent grade in his term paper, otherwise he will give a class report\nD: Rely on unconfirmed assumptions: if Zhang Wei doesn't get honors in her term paper, she won't pass the exam without giving a class report\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPalestine is preparing to apply for membership in the United Nations in September 2011, and has won the support of 40 countries. If the United States uses its veto power in the Security Council to prevent Palestine from entering the United Nations, it will ignite anti-American sentiment in the entire Arab world. If the United States does not use its veto power, it will offend Israel and make Obama lose some voters who support Israel.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statements are true, which of the following statements must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The United States will use its veto in the Security Council to prevent Palestine from entering the United Nations.\nB: The United States will not offend Israel, but it will ignite anti-American sentiment throughout the Arab world.\nC: The United States will fuel anti-American sentiment in the Arab world, or Obama will lose some of his voters who support Israel.\nD: The UN General Assembly intends to vote to make Palestine an observer with statehood, even if the United States uses its veto.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Suarez is not the most qualified of the candidates for sheriff, then Anderson is. Thus, if the most qualified candidate is elected and Suarez is not elected, then Anderson will be.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to the reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Perez is not the lowest bidder on the catering contract, then Sullivan is. So if Sullivan does not get the contract and Perez does not get it either, then it will not be awarded to the lowest bidder.\nB: If the excavation contract does not go to the lowest bidder, then it will go to Caldwell. So if Qiu gets the contract and Caldwell does not, then the contract will have been awarded to the lowest bidder.\nC: If the lowest bidder on the sanitation contract is not Dillon, then it is Ramsey. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Dillon, then it will go to Ramsey.\nD: If Kapshaw is not awarded the landscaping contract, then Johnson will be. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Johnson, then it will go to Kapshaw.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Suarez is not the most qualified of the candidates for sheriff, then Anderson is. Thus, if the most qualified candidate is elected and Suarez is not elected, then Anderson will be.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to the reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Perez is not the lowest bidder on the catering contract, then Sullivan is. So if Sullivan does not get the contract and Perez does not get it either, then it will not be awarded to the lowest bidder.\nB: If the excavation contract does not go to the lowest bidder, then it will go to Caldwell. So if Qiu gets the contract and Caldwell does not, then the contract will have been awarded to the lowest bidder.\nC: If the lowest bidder on the sanitation contract is not Dillon, then it is Ramsey. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Dillon, then it will go to Ramsey.\nD: If Kapshaw is not awarded the landscaping contract, then Johnson will be. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Johnson, then it will go to Kapshaw.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Suarez is not the most qualified of the candidates for sheriff, then Anderson is. Thus, if the most qualified candidate is elected and Suarez is not elected, then Anderson will be.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following is most similar to the reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Perez is not the lowest bidder on the catering contract, then Sullivan is. So if Sullivan does not get the contract and Perez does not get it either, then it will not be awarded to the lowest bidder.\nB: If the excavation contract does not go to the lowest bidder, then it will go to Caldwell. So if Qiu gets the contract and Caldwell does not, then the contract will have been awarded to the lowest bidder.\nC: If the lowest bidder on the sanitation contract is not Dillon, then it is Ramsey. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Dillon, then it will go to Ramsey.\nD: If Kapshaw is not awarded the landscaping contract, then Johnson will be. So if the contract goes to the lowest bidder and it does not go to Johnson, then it will go to Kapshaw.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Hong Kong and Taiwan, where traditional characters are used, more and more young people's lifestyles are becoming more and more westernized; while mainland teenagers are exposed to modern fashion elements such as Hong Kong and Taiwan's computer games and popular songs, and most of them see traditional characters. But they have not been influenced by traditional culture. On the contrary, many people who use simplified characters every day are still influenced by traditional culture. If you read the same ancient text written in simplified and traditional characters, the same Tang poem, the text form is correct Readers interpretation of the cultural connotation of the work has little influence. Traditional culture can also be rooted in folk thoughts and lifestyles in various ways such as movies and television, without the use of traditional characters as a medium.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Simplified characters will not weaken the meaning of traditional culture\nB: Simplified characters instead of traditional characters really have no disadvantages\nC: Traditional traditional culture does not necessarily need to use traditional characters\nD: Traditional culture should be integrated into modern fashion elements\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Hong Kong and Taiwan, where traditional characters are used, more and more young people's lifestyles are becoming more and more westernized; while mainland teenagers are exposed to modern fashion elements such as Hong Kong and Taiwan's computer games and popular songs, and most of them see traditional characters. But they have not been influenced by traditional culture. On the contrary, many people who use simplified characters every day are still influenced by traditional culture. If you read the same ancient text written in simplified and traditional characters, the same Tang poem, the text form is correct Readers interpretation of the cultural connotation of the work has little influence. Traditional culture can also be rooted in folk thoughts and lifestyles in various ways such as movies and television, without the use of traditional characters as a medium.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Simplified characters will not weaken the meaning of traditional culture\nB: Simplified characters instead of traditional characters really have no disadvantages\nC: Traditional traditional culture does not necessarily need to use traditional characters\nD: Traditional culture should be integrated into modern fashion elements\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil recently, the sole electric company in country Y was owned and operated by the government with notoriously poor customer service. Finally, increased pressure by the international community forced country Y to allow private electric companies to operate in country Y. However, because government taxes on outside electric companies have made these companies largely uncompetitive in country Y, the government-owned electric company still has notoriously poor customer service.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Excellent customer service is not always a prerequisite for a company to survive in country Y.\nB: Without the government taxes put on outside electric companies, these electric companies would provide better customer service.\nC: Without the government taxes, the majority of the citizens of country Y would do business with the outside electric companies.\nD: The outside electric companies will no longer continue to serve country Y unless the government taxes are abolished.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil recently, the sole electric company in country Y was owned and operated by the government with notoriously poor customer service. Finally, increased pressure by the international community forced country Y to allow private electric companies to operate in country Y. However, because government taxes on outside electric companies have made these companies largely uncompetitive in country Y, the government-owned electric company still has notoriously poor customer service.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Excellent customer service is not always a prerequisite for a company to survive in country Y.\nB: Without the government taxes put on outside electric companies, these electric companies would provide better customer service.\nC: Without the government taxes, the majority of the citizens of country Y would do business with the outside electric companies.\nD: The outside electric companies will no longer continue to serve country Y unless the government taxes are abolished.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUntil recently, the sole electric company in country Y was owned and operated by the government with notoriously poor customer service. Finally, increased pressure by the international community forced country Y to allow private electric companies to operate in country Y. However, because government taxes on outside electric companies have made these companies largely uncompetitive in country Y, the government-owned electric company still has notoriously poor customer service.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Excellent customer service is not always a prerequisite for a company to survive in country Y.\nB: Without the government taxes put on outside electric companies, these electric companies would provide better customer service.\nC: Without the government taxes, the majority of the citizens of country Y would do business with the outside electric companies.\nD: The outside electric companies will no longer continue to serve country Y unless the government taxes are abolished.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the recruitment examination for the open selection of deputy section chiefs in a certain department, a total of 7 people signed up, including A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. According to statistics, the highest academic qualifications of the seven people are bachelor's degree and doctor's degree respectively. Among them, there are 3 PhD graduates and 3 women. It is known that the educational levels of A, B and C are the same, while those of F and G are different; the genders of E, F and G are the same, and the genders of A and D are different. In the end, a female doctor was hired.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: An is a male doctor.\nB: F is a female doctor.\nC: G is not a male doctor.\nD: D is a female doctor.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the recruitment examination for the open selection of deputy section chiefs in a certain department, a total of 7 people signed up, including A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. According to statistics, the highest academic qualifications of the seven people are bachelor's degree and doctor's degree respectively. Among them, there are 3 PhD graduates and 3 women. It is known that the educational levels of A, B and C are the same, while those of F and G are different; the genders of E, F and G are the same, and the genders of A and D are different. In the end, a female doctor was hired.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: An is a male doctor.\nB: F is a female doctor.\nC: G is not a male doctor.\nD: D is a female doctor.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the recruitment examination for the open selection of deputy section chiefs in a certain department, a total of 7 people signed up, including A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. According to statistics, the highest academic qualifications of the seven people are bachelor's degree and doctor's degree respectively. Among them, there are 3 PhD graduates and 3 women. It is known that the educational levels of A, B and C are the same, while those of F and G are different; the genders of E, F and G are the same, and the genders of A and D are different. In the end, a female doctor was hired.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the followings can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: An is a male doctor.\nB: F is a female doctor.\nC: G is not a male doctor.\nD: D is a female doctor.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife expectancy is the average age at death of the entire live-born population. In the middle of the nineteenth century, life expectancy in North America was 40 years, whereas now it is nearly 80 years. Thus, in those days, people must have been considered old at an age that we now consider the prime of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, undermines the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the middle of the nineteenth century, the population of North America was significantly smaller than it is today.\nB: The proportion of people who die in their seventies is significantly smaller today than is the proportion of people who die in their eighties.\nC: Most of the gains in life expectancy in the last 150 years have come from reductions in the number of infants who die in their first year of life.\nD: Many of the people who live to an advanced age today do so only because of medical technology that was unknown in the nineteenth century.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLife expectancy is the average age at death of the entire live-born population. In the middle of the nineteenth century, life expectancy in North America was 40 years, whereas now it is nearly 80 years. Thus, in those days, people must have been considered old at an age that we now consider the prime of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, undermines the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the middle of the nineteenth century, the population of North America was significantly smaller than it is today.\nB: The proportion of people who die in their seventies is significantly smaller today than is the proportion of people who die in their eighties.\nC: Most of the gains in life expectancy in the last 150 years have come from reductions in the number of infants who die in their first year of life.\nD: Many of the people who live to an advanced age today do so only because of medical technology that was unknown in the nineteenth century.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWater bear is a common name for the phylum of slow-walking animals. More than 900 species have been recorded, most of which are distributed all over the world. They are extremely small, the smallest is only 50 microns and the largest is only 1.4 millimeters. They can only be seen clearly with a microscope. They can survive in a frozen, boiled, air-dried state, or even in a vacuum or radioactive rays, and once they are put back to normal conditions, they can still return to normal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The water bear worm is a phylum of slow-walking animals, with a wide variety of species and wide distribution\nB: The water bear bug is very small, making it easy to survive in extreme conditions\nC: The water bear worm has strong vitality and can survive under extreme conditions\nD: Water bears can slow down or stop their metabolic activities for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWater bear is a common name for the phylum of slow-walking animals. More than 900 species have been recorded, most of which are distributed all over the world. They are extremely small, the smallest is only 50 microns and the largest is only 1.4 millimeters. They can only be seen clearly with a microscope. They can survive in a frozen, boiled, air-dried state, or even in a vacuum or radioactive rays, and once they are put back to normal conditions, they can still return to normal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The water bear worm is a phylum of slow-walking animals, with a wide variety of species and wide distribution\nB: The water bear bug is very small, making it easy to survive in extreme conditions\nC: The water bear worm has strong vitality and can survive under extreme conditions\nD: Water bears can slow down or stop their metabolic activities for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWater bear is a common name for the phylum of slow-walking animals. More than 900 species have been recorded, most of which are distributed all over the world. They are extremely small, the smallest is only 50 microns and the largest is only 1.4 millimeters. They can only be seen clearly with a microscope. They can survive in a frozen, boiled, air-dried state, or even in a vacuum or radioactive rays, and once they are put back to normal conditions, they can still return to normal.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The water bear worm is a phylum of slow-walking animals, with a wide variety of species and wide distribution\nB: The water bear bug is very small, making it easy to survive in extreme conditions\nC: The water bear worm has strong vitality and can survive under extreme conditions\nD: Water bears can slow down or stop their metabolic activities for a long time\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest results of the survey on the dietary structure of residents in Province S show that in the past three years, residents in the province have consumed an average of 335.7 grams of cereals and potatoes and miscellaneous beans per day, which is within the range of 250 grams to 400 grams of recommended balanced diet; and 296 grams and 132 grams of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables have only reached the lower limit of the recommended amount of 300 grams to 500 grams per day for a balanced diet. Compared with 10 years ago, the intake has dropped significantly, while fruits only reached the recommended amount. About 16.4 grams of edible fish and shrimp aquatic products, which is much lower than the recommended amount of 50 to 100 grams for a balanced diet; the intake of soy products and dairy products were 16.9 grams and 73.6 grams, respectively, which is lower than the recommended amount and about.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following one can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most popular food for residents in province S is cereals and potatoes and beans.\nB: The average daily consumption of vegetables, cereals, potatoes and beans in province S basically meets the recommended amount of balanced diet.\nC: In the daily life of the residents of province S in the past three years, the average daily consumption of fish and shrimp aquatic products is the least.\nD: The intake of vegetables by the residents of Province S is declining year by year.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest results of the survey on the dietary structure of residents in Province S show that in the past three years, residents in the province have consumed an average of 335.7 grams of cereals and potatoes and miscellaneous beans per day, which is within the range of 250 grams to 400 grams of recommended balanced diet; and 296 grams and 132 grams of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables have only reached the lower limit of the recommended amount of 300 grams to 500 grams per day for a balanced diet. Compared with 10 years ago, the intake has dropped significantly, while fruits only reached the recommended amount. About 16.4 grams of edible fish and shrimp aquatic products, which is much lower than the recommended amount of 50 to 100 grams for a balanced diet; the intake of soy products and dairy products were 16.9 grams and 73.6 grams, respectively, which is lower than the recommended amount and about.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following one can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most popular food for residents in province S is cereals and potatoes and beans.\nB: The average daily consumption of vegetables, cereals, potatoes and beans in province S basically meets the recommended amount of balanced diet.\nC: In the daily life of the residents of province S in the past three years, the average daily consumption of fish and shrimp aquatic products is the least.\nD: The intake of vegetables by the residents of Province S is declining year by year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest results of the survey on the dietary structure of residents in Province S show that in the past three years, residents in the province have consumed an average of 335.7 grams of cereals and potatoes and miscellaneous beans per day, which is within the range of 250 grams to 400 grams of recommended balanced diet; and 296 grams and 132 grams of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables have only reached the lower limit of the recommended amount of 300 grams to 500 grams per day for a balanced diet. Compared with 10 years ago, the intake has dropped significantly, while fruits only reached the recommended amount. About 16.4 grams of edible fish and shrimp aquatic products, which is much lower than the recommended amount of 50 to 100 grams for a balanced diet; the intake of soy products and dairy products were 16.9 grams and 73.6 grams, respectively, which is lower than the recommended amount and about.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following one can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most popular food for residents in province S is cereals and potatoes and beans.\nB: The average daily consumption of vegetables, cereals, potatoes and beans in province S basically meets the recommended amount of balanced diet.\nC: In the daily life of the residents of province S in the past three years, the average daily consumption of fish and shrimp aquatic products is the least.\nD: The intake of vegetables by the residents of Province S is declining year by year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest results of the survey on the dietary structure of residents in Province S show that in the past three years, residents in the province have consumed an average of 335.7 grams of cereals and potatoes and miscellaneous beans per day, which is within the range of 250 grams to 400 grams of recommended balanced diet; and 296 grams and 132 grams of vegetables and fruits. Vegetables have only reached the lower limit of the recommended amount of 300 grams to 500 grams per day for a balanced diet. Compared with 10 years ago, the intake has dropped significantly, while fruits only reached the recommended amount. About 16.4 grams of edible fish and shrimp aquatic products, which is much lower than the recommended amount of 50 to 100 grams for a balanced diet; the intake of soy products and dairy products were 16.9 grams and 73.6 grams, respectively, which is lower than the recommended amount and about.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following one can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most popular food for residents in province S is cereals and potatoes and beans.\nB: The average daily consumption of vegetables, cereals, potatoes and beans in province S basically meets the recommended amount of balanced diet.\nC: In the daily life of the residents of province S in the past three years, the average daily consumption of fish and shrimp aquatic products is the least.\nD: The intake of vegetables by the residents of Province S is declining year by year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMosquitoes can transmit a variety of diseases, such as malaria, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis, etc. Some people worry that when a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, the HIV present in the mosquito will be transmitted from person to person when it bites the next person. But researchers pointed out that such worries are unnecessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, supports researchers' view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with HIV infection do not always have high levels of HIV in their bloodstream.\nB: After a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, it may not be necessary to bite the next person immediately.\nC: Mosquitoes inhale blood through the esophagus, and this kind of blood inhalation is always one-way.\nD: Children are easily bitten by mosquitoes, but HIV infection rarely occurs in them.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMosquitoes can transmit a variety of diseases, such as malaria, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis, etc. Some people worry that when a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, the HIV present in the mosquito will be transmitted from person to person when it bites the next person. But researchers pointed out that such worries are unnecessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, supports researchers' view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with HIV infection do not always have high levels of HIV in their bloodstream.\nB: After a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, it may not be necessary to bite the next person immediately.\nC: Mosquitoes inhale blood through the esophagus, and this kind of blood inhalation is always one-way.\nD: Children are easily bitten by mosquitoes, but HIV infection rarely occurs in them.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMosquitoes can transmit a variety of diseases, such as malaria, filariasis, Japanese encephalitis, etc. Some people worry that when a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, the HIV present in the mosquito will be transmitted from person to person when it bites the next person. But researchers pointed out that such worries are unnecessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, supports researchers' view most?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with HIV infection do not always have high levels of HIV in their bloodstream.\nB: After a mosquito bites an HIV-infected person, it may not be necessary to bite the next person immediately.\nC: Mosquitoes inhale blood through the esophagus, and this kind of blood inhalation is always one-way.\nD: Children are easily bitten by mosquitoes, but HIV infection rarely occurs in them.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Ming forgot what day it was today, so he asked O, P, and Q. O replied I also forgot what day it is today, but you can ask P and Q both. P replied Yesterday It's the day when I lied. Q's answer is the same as P. It is known that 1.O never lied; 2.P lied on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and told the truth the rest of the time; 3.Q on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Lie for three days and tell the truth the rest of the time.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conditions, what day is today?\n\nOptions:\nA: Monday\nB: Tuseday\nC: Thursday\nD: Sunday\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Ming forgot what day it was today, so he asked O, P, and Q. O replied I also forgot what day it is today, but you can ask P and Q both. P replied Yesterday It's the day when I lied. Q's answer is the same as P. It is known that 1.O never lied; 2.P lied on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and told the truth the rest of the time; 3.Q on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Lie for three days and tell the truth the rest of the time.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above conditions, what day is today?\n\nOptions:\nA: Monday\nB: Tuseday\nC: Thursday\nD: Sunday\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDeep tillage is even more deleterious to the world' s topsoil supply than previously believed. For example, farmers who till deeply are ten times more likely to lose topsoil to erosion than are farmers who use no-till methods. Results like these make it clear that farmers who now till deeply should strive, by using other topsoil aeration techniques, to incorporate no-till methods instead.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: In deep-tillage farming, the deeper one tills, the greater the susceptibility to topsoil erosion.\nB: Topsoil erosion does not make farmers want to till more deeply.\nC: The most expensive farming methods employ topsoil aeration techniques other than deep tillage.\nD: Tilling by any method other than deep tillage is not a viable option.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDeep tillage is even more deleterious to the world' s topsoil supply than previously believed. For example, farmers who till deeply are ten times more likely to lose topsoil to erosion than are farmers who use no-till methods. Results like these make it clear that farmers who now till deeply should strive, by using other topsoil aeration techniques, to incorporate no-till methods instead.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: In deep-tillage farming, the deeper one tills, the greater the susceptibility to topsoil erosion.\nB: Topsoil erosion does not make farmers want to till more deeply.\nC: The most expensive farming methods employ topsoil aeration techniques other than deep tillage.\nD: Tilling by any method other than deep tillage is not a viable option.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDeep tillage is even more deleterious to the world' s topsoil supply than previously believed. For example, farmers who till deeply are ten times more likely to lose topsoil to erosion than are farmers who use no-till methods. Results like these make it clear that farmers who now till deeply should strive, by using other topsoil aeration techniques, to incorporate no-till methods instead.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: In deep-tillage farming, the deeper one tills, the greater the susceptibility to topsoil erosion.\nB: Topsoil erosion does not make farmers want to till more deeply.\nC: The most expensive farming methods employ topsoil aeration techniques other than deep tillage.\nD: Tilling by any method other than deep tillage is not a viable option.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMajor emergencies are serious crisis events that occur in a state of emergency. It includes sudden natural disasters, major sudden industrial accidents and catastrophic accidents, major sudden social disruption accidents and major sudden political crises.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as major sudden social disruption accidents?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infectious diseases and malignant poisoning.\nB: Terrorism, ethnic conflict, sudden disturbance in public.\nC: Social unrest, election crisis, coup.\nD: Stadium violence, train station personnel stranded during the Spring Festival transport, and crowded accidents in tourist attractions during holidays.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMajor emergencies are serious crisis events that occur in a state of emergency. It includes sudden natural disasters, major sudden industrial accidents and catastrophic accidents, major sudden social disruption accidents and major sudden political crises.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as major sudden social disruption accidents?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infectious diseases and malignant poisoning.\nB: Terrorism, ethnic conflict, sudden disturbance in public.\nC: Social unrest, election crisis, coup.\nD: Stadium violence, train station personnel stranded during the Spring Festival transport, and crowded accidents in tourist attractions during holidays.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMajor emergencies are serious crisis events that occur in a state of emergency. It includes sudden natural disasters, major sudden industrial accidents and catastrophic accidents, major sudden social disruption accidents and major sudden political crises.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not classified as major sudden social disruption accidents?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infectious diseases and malignant poisoning.\nB: Terrorism, ethnic conflict, sudden disturbance in public.\nC: Social unrest, election crisis, coup.\nD: Stadium violence, train station personnel stranded during the Spring Festival transport, and crowded accidents in tourist attractions during holidays.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublic opinion: it refers to the opinions expressed by a considerable number of individuals, groups or organizations on public affairs\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to public opinion:\n\nOptions:\nA: All the leading members of a company attended the meeting to introduce the development prospect of the company to the new employees\nB: After the collective return of pilots in an airline, many passengers thought that these pilots were not responsible for the safety of passengers and expressed their unwillingness to take the airline's plane\nC: Li Yong's relatives and friends unanimously praised the new house purchased by his family\nD: Gao Shan expressed different opinions on a decision of the company\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn examinee is filling in the application form, and there are 6 majors including law, management, economics, finance, auditing and accounting. However, considering all factors, there are the following considerations: If you fill in the application form of law, you should not fill in the application form of management, but you should fill in the application form of accounting; Only fill in the major of finance or economics if the major of audit is not included; If you do not fill in the major of economics, then do not fill in the major of accounting; Legal major is the major that oneself want to read all the time, must fill.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived an examinee?\n\nOptions:\nA: I majored in finance and economics\nB: Management and economics were not filled in\nC: I filled in the major of law, and I also filled in the major of finance\nD: I filled in the accounting major, but I didn't fill in the auditing major\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn examinee is filling in the application form, and there are 6 majors including law, management, economics, finance, auditing and accounting. However, considering all factors, there are the following considerations: If you fill in the application form of law, you should not fill in the application form of management, but you should fill in the application form of accounting; Only fill in the major of finance or economics if the major of audit is not included; If you do not fill in the major of economics, then do not fill in the major of accounting; Legal major is the major that oneself want to read all the time, must fill.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived an examinee?\n\nOptions:\nA: I majored in finance and economics\nB: Management and economics were not filled in\nC: I filled in the major of law, and I also filled in the major of finance\nD: I filled in the accounting major, but I didn't fill in the auditing major\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn examinee is filling in the application form, and there are 6 majors including law, management, economics, finance, auditing and accounting. However, considering all factors, there are the following considerations: If you fill in the application form of law, you should not fill in the application form of management, but you should fill in the application form of accounting; Only fill in the major of finance or economics if the major of audit is not included; If you do not fill in the major of economics, then do not fill in the major of accounting; Legal major is the major that oneself want to read all the time, must fill.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived an examinee?\n\nOptions:\nA: I majored in finance and economics\nB: Management and economics were not filled in\nC: I filled in the major of law, and I also filled in the major of finance\nD: I filled in the accounting major, but I didn't fill in the auditing major\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome psychologists claim that, in theory, the best way to understand another person would be through deep empathy, whereby one would gain a direct and complete grasp of that person' s motivations. But suppose they are right; then there would be no way at all to achieve understanding, since it is psychologically impossible to gain a direct and complete grasp of another person' s motivations. But obviously one can understand other people; thus these psychologists are wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to adequately define the key phrase deep empathy\nB: assumes something that it later denies, resulting in a contradiction\nC: accepts a claim on mere authority, without requiring sufficient justification\nD: confuses a theoretically best way of accomplishing something with the only way of accomplishing it\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome psychologists claim that, in theory, the best way to understand another person would be through deep empathy, whereby one would gain a direct and complete grasp of that person' s motivations. But suppose they are right; then there would be no way at all to achieve understanding, since it is psychologically impossible to gain a direct and complete grasp of another person' s motivations. But obviously one can understand other people; thus these psychologists are wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to adequately define the key phrase deep empathy\nB: assumes something that it later denies, resulting in a contradiction\nC: accepts a claim on mere authority, without requiring sufficient justification\nD: confuses a theoretically best way of accomplishing something with the only way of accomplishing it\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome psychologists claim that, in theory, the best way to understand another person would be through deep empathy, whereby one would gain a direct and complete grasp of that person' s motivations. But suppose they are right; then there would be no way at all to achieve understanding, since it is psychologically impossible to gain a direct and complete grasp of another person' s motivations. But obviously one can understand other people; thus these psychologists are wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the criticism that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to adequately define the key phrase deep empathy\nB: assumes something that it later denies, resulting in a contradiction\nC: accepts a claim on mere authority, without requiring sufficient justification\nD: confuses a theoretically best way of accomplishing something with the only way of accomplishing it\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the ancient Chinese literature, the word rice has appeared in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, and millet and rice have been mentioned in the Book of songs. Before the Spring and Autumn period, because of the small amount of rice planted in the north of China, rice was classified as five Grains: he, Yu, Gu, wheat, rice. However, in the Song Dynasty, it was upgraded because of the large amount of planting, and the saying that SuZhou and HuZhou ripe and the world is sufficient spread among the people. In the Ming Dynasty, rice became the main food in China.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rice has been planted since the Shang Dynasty\nB: During the Spring and Autumn period, rice was not produced in the north\nC: Rice was the main food in the Song Dynasty\nD: Rice has long been one of the five grains in ancient China\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the ancient Chinese literature, the word rice has appeared in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, and millet and rice have been mentioned in the Book of songs. Before the Spring and Autumn period, because of the small amount of rice planted in the north of China, rice was classified as five Grains: he, Yu, Gu, wheat, rice. However, in the Song Dynasty, it was upgraded because of the large amount of planting, and the saying that SuZhou and HuZhou ripe and the world is sufficient spread among the people. In the Ming Dynasty, rice became the main food in China.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rice has been planted since the Shang Dynasty\nB: During the Spring and Autumn period, rice was not produced in the north\nC: Rice was the main food in the Song Dynasty\nD: Rice has long been one of the five grains in ancient China\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the ancient Chinese literature, the word rice has appeared in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, and millet and rice have been mentioned in the Book of songs. Before the Spring and Autumn period, because of the small amount of rice planted in the north of China, rice was classified as five Grains: he, Yu, Gu, wheat, rice. However, in the Song Dynasty, it was upgraded because of the large amount of planting, and the saying that SuZhou and HuZhou ripe and the world is sufficient spread among the people. In the Ming Dynasty, rice became the main food in China.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rice has been planted since the Shang Dynasty\nB: During the Spring and Autumn period, rice was not produced in the north\nC: Rice was the main food in the Song Dynasty\nD: Rice has long been one of the five grains in ancient China\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the ancient Chinese literature, the word rice has appeared in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty, and millet and rice have been mentioned in the Book of songs. Before the Spring and Autumn period, because of the small amount of rice planted in the north of China, rice was classified as five Grains: he, Yu, Gu, wheat, rice. However, in the Song Dynasty, it was upgraded because of the large amount of planting, and the saying that SuZhou and HuZhou ripe and the world is sufficient spread among the people. In the Ming Dynasty, rice became the main food in China.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Rice has been planted since the Shang Dynasty\nB: During the Spring and Autumn period, rice was not produced in the north\nC: Rice was the main food in the Song Dynasty\nD: Rice has long been one of the five grains in ancient China\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical argument is based on the sameness or similarity of two objects in some attributes, and infers that the two objects are also the same or similar in other attributes. Its logical form is that object A has the attributes of a, b, c and d. Object B has properties of a, b, c. So object B has the property of d.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to analogical argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tao Yuanming does not bow for five buckets of rice, Li Bai does not destroy eyebrows and bend over power. This shows that ambitious people are not proud of high officials and generous salaries\nB: Both light and sound have the phenomena of linear propagation, refraction and reflection, so light, like sound, also has fluctuation\nC: Compared with some people who are irresponsible in their work and afraid of heavy work, Comrade Bethune is extremely responsible for his work and extremely enthusiastic towards his comrades and the people, which shows that Comrade Bethune has a great spirit of being unselfish and dedicated to others\nD: Silver and copper are both metals with electrical conductivity, but the resistivity of silver is lower, so silver is more suitable to be a conductive material than copper\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical argument is based on the sameness or similarity of two objects in some attributes, and infers that the two objects are also the same or similar in other attributes. Its logical form is that object A has the attributes of a, b, c and d. Object B has properties of a, b, c. So object B has the property of d.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to analogical argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tao Yuanming does not bow for five buckets of rice, Li Bai does not destroy eyebrows and bend over power. This shows that ambitious people are not proud of high officials and generous salaries\nB: Both light and sound have the phenomena of linear propagation, refraction and reflection, so light, like sound, also has fluctuation\nC: Compared with some people who are irresponsible in their work and afraid of heavy work, Comrade Bethune is extremely responsible for his work and extremely enthusiastic towards his comrades and the people, which shows that Comrade Bethune has a great spirit of being unselfish and dedicated to others\nD: Silver and copper are both metals with electrical conductivity, but the resistivity of silver is lower, so silver is more suitable to be a conductive material than copper\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical argument is based on the sameness or similarity of two objects in some attributes, and infers that the two objects are also the same or similar in other attributes. Its logical form is that object A has the attributes of a, b, c and d. Object B has properties of a, b, c. So object B has the property of d.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to analogical argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tao Yuanming does not bow for five buckets of rice, Li Bai does not destroy eyebrows and bend over power. This shows that ambitious people are not proud of high officials and generous salaries\nB: Both light and sound have the phenomena of linear propagation, refraction and reflection, so light, like sound, also has fluctuation\nC: Compared with some people who are irresponsible in their work and afraid of heavy work, Comrade Bethune is extremely responsible for his work and extremely enthusiastic towards his comrades and the people, which shows that Comrade Bethune has a great spirit of being unselfish and dedicated to others\nD: Silver and copper are both metals with electrical conductivity, but the resistivity of silver is lower, so silver is more suitable to be a conductive material than copper\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnalogical argument is based on the sameness or similarity of two objects in some attributes, and infers that the two objects are also the same or similar in other attributes. Its logical form is that object A has the attributes of a, b, c and d. Object B has properties of a, b, c. So object B has the property of d.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to analogical argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tao Yuanming does not bow for five buckets of rice, Li Bai does not destroy eyebrows and bend over power. This shows that ambitious people are not proud of high officials and generous salaries\nB: Both light and sound have the phenomena of linear propagation, refraction and reflection, so light, like sound, also has fluctuation\nC: Compared with some people who are irresponsible in their work and afraid of heavy work, Comrade Bethune is extremely responsible for his work and extremely enthusiastic towards his comrades and the people, which shows that Comrade Bethune has a great spirit of being unselfish and dedicated to others\nD: Silver and copper are both metals with electrical conductivity, but the resistivity of silver is lower, so silver is more suitable to be a conductive material than copper\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFaraday, a famous French scientist in modern times, discovered the law of electromagnetic induction. However, because he could not express it in the most scientific and rigorous language, he has not been recognized by the scientific community until Maxwell completely expressed this law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Maxwell is smarter than Faraday.\nB: Language ability is very important.\nC: Scientific language is the most rigorous and scientific.\nD: As long as a person has strong expression ability, he can win people's recognition.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFaraday, a famous French scientist in modern times, discovered the law of electromagnetic induction. However, because he could not express it in the most scientific and rigorous language, he has not been recognized by the scientific community until Maxwell completely expressed this law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Maxwell is smarter than Faraday.\nB: Language ability is very important.\nC: Scientific language is the most rigorous and scientific.\nD: As long as a person has strong expression ability, he can win people's recognition.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFaraday, a famous French scientist in modern times, discovered the law of electromagnetic induction. However, because he could not express it in the most scientific and rigorous language, he has not been recognized by the scientific community until Maxwell completely expressed this law.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Maxwell is smarter than Faraday.\nB: Language ability is very important.\nC: Scientific language is the most rigorous and scientific.\nD: As long as a person has strong expression ability, he can win people's recognition.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance agent: Cars are no safer than motorcycles; that is, when driven at high speeds, cars are not involved in more fatal crashes than are motorcycles. We conducted a survey about car Y and found that highspeed crashes involving car Y resulted in 40% of the fatalities in 2005 while motorcycles were involved in only 35% of the fatalities in 2005.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a potential flaw in the insurance agent's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A conclusion is drawn about cars in general on the basis of a study focusing on car Y.\nB: The survey being used to support the conclusion failed to take into account the significance of the total number of motorcycles that are driven compared to the numbers of car Y that are driven.\nC: The safety of a vehicle might depend on other factors besides how often that vehicle is involved in high-speed crashes resulting in fatalities.\nD: The insurance agent based his conclusion on the total number of car crashes, not just on those resulting in fatalities.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance agent: Cars are no safer than motorcycles; that is, when driven at high speeds, cars are not involved in more fatal crashes than are motorcycles. We conducted a survey about car Y and found that highspeed crashes involving car Y resulted in 40% of the fatalities in 2005 while motorcycles were involved in only 35% of the fatalities in 2005.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a potential flaw in the insurance agent's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A conclusion is drawn about cars in general on the basis of a study focusing on car Y.\nB: The survey being used to support the conclusion failed to take into account the significance of the total number of motorcycles that are driven compared to the numbers of car Y that are driven.\nC: The safety of a vehicle might depend on other factors besides how often that vehicle is involved in high-speed crashes resulting in fatalities.\nD: The insurance agent based his conclusion on the total number of car crashes, not just on those resulting in fatalities.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance agent: Cars are no safer than motorcycles; that is, when driven at high speeds, cars are not involved in more fatal crashes than are motorcycles. We conducted a survey about car Y and found that highspeed crashes involving car Y resulted in 40% of the fatalities in 2005 while motorcycles were involved in only 35% of the fatalities in 2005.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a potential flaw in the insurance agent's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A conclusion is drawn about cars in general on the basis of a study focusing on car Y.\nB: The survey being used to support the conclusion failed to take into account the significance of the total number of motorcycles that are driven compared to the numbers of car Y that are driven.\nC: The safety of a vehicle might depend on other factors besides how often that vehicle is involved in high-speed crashes resulting in fatalities.\nD: The insurance agent based his conclusion on the total number of car crashes, not just on those resulting in fatalities.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance agent: Cars are no safer than motorcycles; that is, when driven at high speeds, cars are not involved in more fatal crashes than are motorcycles. We conducted a survey about car Y and found that highspeed crashes involving car Y resulted in 40% of the fatalities in 2005 while motorcycles were involved in only 35% of the fatalities in 2005.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a potential flaw in the insurance agent's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A conclusion is drawn about cars in general on the basis of a study focusing on car Y.\nB: The survey being used to support the conclusion failed to take into account the significance of the total number of motorcycles that are driven compared to the numbers of car Y that are driven.\nC: The safety of a vehicle might depend on other factors besides how often that vehicle is involved in high-speed crashes resulting in fatalities.\nD: The insurance agent based his conclusion on the total number of car crashes, not just on those resulting in fatalities.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective bargaining refers to the face-to-face negotiation between lender representatives and employee representatives on wages, working hours, and working conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following are collective bargaining?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2008, French subway drivers went on strike, demanding increased wages and rest time\nB: The leader of a textile factory listened to the suggestions of the chairman of the labor union and decided to provide regular medical examination services to employees\nC: A tannery selects a worker representative to have an interview with the factory owner on issues such as improving working conditions\nD: Residents in the community jointly write a letter asking the property company to reduce the property management fee\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective bargaining refers to the face-to-face negotiation between lender representatives and employee representatives on wages, working hours, and working conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following are collective bargaining?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2008, French subway drivers went on strike, demanding increased wages and rest time\nB: The leader of a textile factory listened to the suggestions of the chairman of the labor union and decided to provide regular medical examination services to employees\nC: A tannery selects a worker representative to have an interview with the factory owner on issues such as improving working conditions\nD: Residents in the community jointly write a letter asking the property company to reduce the property management fee\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective bargaining refers to the face-to-face negotiation between lender representatives and employee representatives on wages, working hours, and working conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following are collective bargaining?\n\nOptions:\nA: In 2008, French subway drivers went on strike, demanding increased wages and rest time\nB: The leader of a textile factory listened to the suggestions of the chairman of the labor union and decided to provide regular medical examination services to employees\nC: A tannery selects a worker representative to have an interview with the factory owner on issues such as improving working conditions\nD: Residents in the community jointly write a letter asking the property company to reduce the property management fee\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\none-door government service refers to the service behavior of centralizing the tasks that need to be done by multiple government departments into one service center or simplifying it to one window for the convenience of the masses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the one-door government service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city has established a social comprehensive governance cloud platform to push the social problems found through various channels to the corresponding functional departments according to the standardized process. This defines the responsible person and solves it within a limited time, avoiding the buck-passing and bickering between departments.\nB: A service station for the disabled has been set up recently in a certain city. In the past, when the disabled applied for living allowance, they had to bring the application form to the disabled Persons' Federation at all levels for examination and approval, but now they only need to apply at the service station. The examination and approval departments at all levels will immediately see it and deal.\nC: In order to solve the problem that it is difficult for patients to get medical treatment, the municipal hospital set up a convenience clinic in the hall on the first floor and selected a group of skilled doctors. Patients can complete the whole process of registration, admission, payment and drug collection in one stop.\nD: Non-local school-age children in a certain city used to need guardians to submit household registration, housing, work certificates and other materials on the spot, but now all materials can be submitted with one click through the online registration system set up by the education department.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\none-door government service refers to the service behavior of centralizing the tasks that need to be done by multiple government departments into one service center or simplifying it to one window for the convenience of the masses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the one-door government service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city has established a social comprehensive governance cloud platform to push the social problems found through various channels to the corresponding functional departments according to the standardized process. This defines the responsible person and solves it within a limited time, avoiding the buck-passing and bickering between departments.\nB: A service station for the disabled has been set up recently in a certain city. In the past, when the disabled applied for living allowance, they had to bring the application form to the disabled Persons' Federation at all levels for examination and approval, but now they only need to apply at the service station. The examination and approval departments at all levels will immediately see it and deal.\nC: In order to solve the problem that it is difficult for patients to get medical treatment, the municipal hospital set up a convenience clinic in the hall on the first floor and selected a group of skilled doctors. Patients can complete the whole process of registration, admission, payment and drug collection in one stop.\nD: Non-local school-age children in a certain city used to need guardians to submit household registration, housing, work certificates and other materials on the spot, but now all materials can be submitted with one click through the online registration system set up by the education department.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\none-door government service refers to the service behavior of centralizing the tasks that need to be done by multiple government departments into one service center or simplifying it to one window for the convenience of the masses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the one-door government service?\n\nOptions:\nA: A city has established a social comprehensive governance cloud platform to push the social problems found through various channels to the corresponding functional departments according to the standardized process. This defines the responsible person and solves it within a limited time, avoiding the buck-passing and bickering between departments.\nB: A service station for the disabled has been set up recently in a certain city. In the past, when the disabled applied for living allowance, they had to bring the application form to the disabled Persons' Federation at all levels for examination and approval, but now they only need to apply at the service station. The examination and approval departments at all levels will immediately see it and deal.\nC: In order to solve the problem that it is difficult for patients to get medical treatment, the municipal hospital set up a convenience clinic in the hall on the first floor and selected a group of skilled doctors. Patients can complete the whole process of registration, admission, payment and drug collection in one stop.\nD: Non-local school-age children in a certain city used to need guardians to submit household registration, housing, work certificates and other materials on the spot, but now all materials can be submitted with one click through the online registration system set up by the education department.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe pay gap between senior managers reflects the way different parts of a company work. If the gap is large, it encourages competition between sectors and individual performance; If the gap is small, it encourages inter-departmental cooperation and collective performance. The various departments of 3M work in a cooperative way, so ______________\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the most appropriate conclusion to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is large.\nB: Working in a collaborative manner can share some resources and information.\nC: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is smaller\nD: Working in a competitive manner improves the efficiency of all departments.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deadly virus that has claimed the lives of local villagers has been traced to the spotted fruit bat, in which the virus resides between periodic outbreaks. Biologists speculate that the bat might also be one of the reservoirs for a number of other viruses that have led to village fatalities. The local government has proposed to eliminate the spotted fruit bat by cutting off passageways that allow the bat to emerge from its caves. Once the bat is unable to emerge from the caves, the government will have achieved its objective of reducing the number of village deaths attributable to viruses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best indicate that the government's plan will not lead to its objective?\n\nOptions:\nA: Though there are several other species of fruit bats in the area, the spotted fruit bat is the only one that serves as a reservoir for deadly viruses, which result in a majority of the village's fatalities.\nB: Another species of bat has been observed feeding on small animals, and has also been reported to have bitten human beings, who report feeling severely weakened after awakening from the attack.\nC: The spotted fruit bat dwells deep inside the caves where government workers, despite using sophisticated technology, have been unable to penetrate completely.\nD: Many villagers who would have otherwise succumbed to a viral disease have been cured after ingesting a serum derived from a local flower whose only means of germinating is via the fur of the spotted fruit bat\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deadly virus that has claimed the lives of local villagers has been traced to the spotted fruit bat, in which the virus resides between periodic outbreaks. Biologists speculate that the bat might also be one of the reservoirs for a number of other viruses that have led to village fatalities. The local government has proposed to eliminate the spotted fruit bat by cutting off passageways that allow the bat to emerge from its caves. Once the bat is unable to emerge from the caves, the government will have achieved its objective of reducing the number of village deaths attributable to viruses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best indicate that the government's plan will not lead to its objective?\n\nOptions:\nA: Though there are several other species of fruit bats in the area, the spotted fruit bat is the only one that serves as a reservoir for deadly viruses, which result in a majority of the village's fatalities.\nB: Another species of bat has been observed feeding on small animals, and has also been reported to have bitten human beings, who report feeling severely weakened after awakening from the attack.\nC: The spotted fruit bat dwells deep inside the caves where government workers, despite using sophisticated technology, have been unable to penetrate completely.\nD: Many villagers who would have otherwise succumbed to a viral disease have been cured after ingesting a serum derived from a local flower whose only means of germinating is via the fur of the spotted fruit bat\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deadly virus that has claimed the lives of local villagers has been traced to the spotted fruit bat, in which the virus resides between periodic outbreaks. Biologists speculate that the bat might also be one of the reservoirs for a number of other viruses that have led to village fatalities. The local government has proposed to eliminate the spotted fruit bat by cutting off passageways that allow the bat to emerge from its caves. Once the bat is unable to emerge from the caves, the government will have achieved its objective of reducing the number of village deaths attributable to viruses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would best indicate that the government's plan will not lead to its objective?\n\nOptions:\nA: Though there are several other species of fruit bats in the area, the spotted fruit bat is the only one that serves as a reservoir for deadly viruses, which result in a majority of the village's fatalities.\nB: Another species of bat has been observed feeding on small animals, and has also been reported to have bitten human beings, who report feeling severely weakened after awakening from the attack.\nC: The spotted fruit bat dwells deep inside the caves where government workers, despite using sophisticated technology, have been unable to penetrate completely.\nD: Many villagers who would have otherwise succumbed to a viral disease have been cured after ingesting a serum derived from a local flower whose only means of germinating is via the fur of the spotted fruit bat\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEinstein's greatest contribution to mankind is the theory of relativity, which is a powerful tool for mankind to study the universe. Einstein used the theory of relativity to calculate the mass of the universe and found that the total mass of the universe turned out to be zero. Einstein believed that, The matter produced in the universe after the Big Bang has two forms, antimatter and positive matter are completely opposite, and the masses of positive and antimatter are equal. However, scientists have only found a small amount of antimatter in the universe, so where did most of the antimatter go? If they do not exist in the universe, Einstein will not find that the total mass of the universe is zero through the calculations of the theory of relativity. But the mass of the universe is zero, which shows that antimatter should still exist in the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise assumed in the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is only one universe.\nB: Einstein's calculations through the theory of relativity are correct.\nC: If humans cannot use the huge energy of antimatter, they cannot conduct interstellar exploration.\nD: Scientists have discovered antimatter in the laboratory, and it is now possible to produce some antimatter in the laboratory.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEinstein's greatest contribution to mankind is the theory of relativity, which is a powerful tool for mankind to study the universe. Einstein used the theory of relativity to calculate the mass of the universe and found that the total mass of the universe turned out to be zero. Einstein believed that, The matter produced in the universe after the Big Bang has two forms, antimatter and positive matter are completely opposite, and the masses of positive and antimatter are equal. However, scientists have only found a small amount of antimatter in the universe, so where did most of the antimatter go? If they do not exist in the universe, Einstein will not find that the total mass of the universe is zero through the calculations of the theory of relativity. But the mass of the universe is zero, which shows that antimatter should still exist in the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise assumed in the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is only one universe.\nB: Einstein's calculations through the theory of relativity are correct.\nC: If humans cannot use the huge energy of antimatter, they cannot conduct interstellar exploration.\nD: Scientists have discovered antimatter in the laboratory, and it is now possible to produce some antimatter in the laboratory.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEinstein's greatest contribution to mankind is the theory of relativity, which is a powerful tool for mankind to study the universe. Einstein used the theory of relativity to calculate the mass of the universe and found that the total mass of the universe turned out to be zero. Einstein believed that, The matter produced in the universe after the Big Bang has two forms, antimatter and positive matter are completely opposite, and the masses of positive and antimatter are equal. However, scientists have only found a small amount of antimatter in the universe, so where did most of the antimatter go? If they do not exist in the universe, Einstein will not find that the total mass of the universe is zero through the calculations of the theory of relativity. But the mass of the universe is zero, which shows that antimatter should still exist in the universe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the premise assumed in the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is only one universe.\nB: Einstein's calculations through the theory of relativity are correct.\nC: If humans cannot use the huge energy of antimatter, they cannot conduct interstellar exploration.\nD: Scientists have discovered antimatter in the laboratory, and it is now possible to produce some antimatter in the laboratory.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperts in the United Kingdom who study various types of mental catatonia have found that more and more people will experience varying degrees of discomfort after using the Internet. According to a sample survey of 10,000 people who frequently go online, they admit that they feel irritable and annoyed after going online. The number has reached one-third; and 44% of Internet fans under the age of 20 admit to feeling irritable and nervous after surfing the Internet. Psychologists believe that there indeed exist some kind of Internet mania.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following is the least likely cause of Internet Mania?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the dramatic increase in the number of Internet users and congested channels, if you want to visit a busy website, sometimes you have to wait a long time\nB: A variety of information can be accessed on the Internet, but in many cases, too much information will make people confused, lose self-confidence and lose personal attention\nC: Although the use of the Internet is free in some countries, the Internet payment system is implemented in our country, which restricts the online time of Internet users\nD: Because of anonymity, Internet users are often treated rudely by other Internet users or receive some information garbage\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperts in the United Kingdom who study various types of mental catatonia have found that more and more people will experience varying degrees of discomfort after using the Internet. According to a sample survey of 10,000 people who frequently go online, they admit that they feel irritable and annoyed after going online. The number has reached one-third; and 44% of Internet fans under the age of 20 admit to feeling irritable and nervous after surfing the Internet. Psychologists believe that there indeed exist some kind of Internet mania.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following is the least likely cause of Internet Mania?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the dramatic increase in the number of Internet users and congested channels, if you want to visit a busy website, sometimes you have to wait a long time\nB: A variety of information can be accessed on the Internet, but in many cases, too much information will make people confused, lose self-confidence and lose personal attention\nC: Although the use of the Internet is free in some countries, the Internet payment system is implemented in our country, which restricts the online time of Internet users\nD: Because of anonymity, Internet users are often treated rudely by other Internet users or receive some information garbage\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperts in the United Kingdom who study various types of mental catatonia have found that more and more people will experience varying degrees of discomfort after using the Internet. According to a sample survey of 10,000 people who frequently go online, they admit that they feel irritable and annoyed after going online. The number has reached one-third; and 44% of Internet fans under the age of 20 admit to feeling irritable and nervous after surfing the Internet. Psychologists believe that there indeed exist some kind of Internet mania.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following is the least likely cause of Internet Mania?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the dramatic increase in the number of Internet users and congested channels, if you want to visit a busy website, sometimes you have to wait a long time\nB: A variety of information can be accessed on the Internet, but in many cases, too much information will make people confused, lose self-confidence and lose personal attention\nC: Although the use of the Internet is free in some countries, the Internet payment system is implemented in our country, which restricts the online time of Internet users\nD: Because of anonymity, Internet users are often treated rudely by other Internet users or receive some information garbage\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nExperts in the United Kingdom who study various types of mental catatonia have found that more and more people will experience varying degrees of discomfort after using the Internet. According to a sample survey of 10,000 people who frequently go online, they admit that they feel irritable and annoyed after going online. The number has reached one-third; and 44% of Internet fans under the age of 20 admit to feeling irritable and nervous after surfing the Internet. Psychologists believe that there indeed exist some kind of Internet mania.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following is the least likely cause of Internet Mania?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the dramatic increase in the number of Internet users and congested channels, if you want to visit a busy website, sometimes you have to wait a long time\nB: A variety of information can be accessed on the Internet, but in many cases, too much information will make people confused, lose self-confidence and lose personal attention\nC: Although the use of the Internet is free in some countries, the Internet payment system is implemented in our country, which restricts the online time of Internet users\nD: Because of anonymity, Internet users are often treated rudely by other Internet users or receive some information garbage\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynesthesia: refers to the mutual communication between various sensory organs in literary and artistic creation and appreciation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not synaesthesia?\n\nOptions:\nA: The asphalt on the road was black and bright in the daylight, and there was a burnt yellow smell, and the smell of gasoline was light red on the street\nB: The time is dark, sticky and thick, can't flow, can't turn, cold and cold soaking in the Sanxing Village under the warm sun\nC: In the days when this match fell and the world burst into flames, the wheat crackled and cooked\nD: I seem to see rain flowing into the ground, into the orchard, into the hearts of people\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynesthesia: refers to the mutual communication between various sensory organs in literary and artistic creation and appreciation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not synaesthesia?\n\nOptions:\nA: The asphalt on the road was black and bright in the daylight, and there was a burnt yellow smell, and the smell of gasoline was light red on the street\nB: The time is dark, sticky and thick, can't flow, can't turn, cold and cold soaking in the Sanxing Village under the warm sun\nC: In the days when this match fell and the world burst into flames, the wheat crackled and cooked\nD: I seem to see rain flowing into the ground, into the orchard, into the hearts of people\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSynesthesia: refers to the mutual communication between various sensory organs in literary and artistic creation and appreciation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not synaesthesia?\n\nOptions:\nA: The asphalt on the road was black and bright in the daylight, and there was a burnt yellow smell, and the smell of gasoline was light red on the street\nB: The time is dark, sticky and thick, can't flow, can't turn, cold and cold soaking in the Sanxing Village under the warm sun\nC: In the days when this match fell and the world burst into flames, the wheat crackled and cooked\nD: I seem to see rain flowing into the ground, into the orchard, into the hearts of people\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn administrative department needs to select personnel to participate in poverty alleviation work. In this regard, the secretary, the director and the deputy director have the following requirements. The secretary said that if chief Li is not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the horse section will be sent to participate in poverty alleviation. The director said that if the chief of the horse section was not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the department of Li would not be elected to participate in poverty alleviation. The deputy director said that either the chief of the horse section should be selected to participate in poverty alleviation, or the chief of Li would be elected to participate in poverty alleviation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options meets the requirements of the secretary, the director and the deputy director?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chief Ma participated in poverty alleviation\nB: Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nC: Both Chief Ma and Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nD: Neither Chief Ma nor Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn administrative department needs to select personnel to participate in poverty alleviation work. In this regard, the secretary, the director and the deputy director have the following requirements. The secretary said that if chief Li is not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the horse section will be sent to participate in poverty alleviation. The director said that if the chief of the horse section was not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the department of Li would not be elected to participate in poverty alleviation. The deputy director said that either the chief of the horse section should be selected to participate in poverty alleviation, or the chief of Li would be elected to participate in poverty alleviation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options meets the requirements of the secretary, the director and the deputy director?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chief Ma participated in poverty alleviation\nB: Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nC: Both Chief Ma and Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nD: Neither Chief Ma nor Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn administrative department needs to select personnel to participate in poverty alleviation work. In this regard, the secretary, the director and the deputy director have the following requirements. The secretary said that if chief Li is not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the horse section will be sent to participate in poverty alleviation. The director said that if the chief of the horse section was not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the department of Li would not be elected to participate in poverty alleviation. The deputy director said that either the chief of the horse section should be selected to participate in poverty alleviation, or the chief of Li would be elected to participate in poverty alleviation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options meets the requirements of the secretary, the director and the deputy director?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chief Ma participated in poverty alleviation\nB: Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nC: Both Chief Ma and Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nD: Neither Chief Ma nor Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn administrative department needs to select personnel to participate in poverty alleviation work. In this regard, the secretary, the director and the deputy director have the following requirements. The secretary said that if chief Li is not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the horse section will be sent to participate in poverty alleviation. The director said that if the chief of the horse section was not elected to participate in poverty alleviation, then the chief of the department of Li would not be elected to participate in poverty alleviation. The deputy director said that either the chief of the horse section should be selected to participate in poverty alleviation, or the chief of Li would be elected to participate in poverty alleviation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options meets the requirements of the secretary, the director and the deputy director?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chief Ma participated in poverty alleviation\nB: Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nC: Both Chief Ma and Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\nD: Neither Chief Ma nor Chief Li participated in poverty alleviation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the general principle of a person's character, the behavior of a person in social life always changes with the environment, no matter how high the other status is and how long the education is.There are both good and evil sides in human nature. Everyone actually has a self-interested plot or tendency, and they are called rational economic men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not an implied meaning or a conclusion that can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a person provides a certain role or service for the society, it is impossible not to consider his own economic interests\nB: Once they have public power, some people are likely to use power rent-seeking to engage in power money transactions\nC: Some institutional factors should be designed to restrict the behavior of government officials\nD: The management of government officials should mainly rely on improving their awareness of self-discipline\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the general principle of a person's character, the behavior of a person in social life always changes with the environment, no matter how high the other status is and how long the education is.There are both good and evil sides in human nature. Everyone actually has a self-interested plot or tendency, and they are called rational economic men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not an implied meaning or a conclusion that can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a person provides a certain role or service for the society, it is impossible not to consider his own economic interests\nB: Once they have public power, some people are likely to use power rent-seeking to engage in power money transactions\nC: Some institutional factors should be designed to restrict the behavior of government officials\nD: The management of government officials should mainly rely on improving their awareness of self-discipline\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the general principle of a person's character, the behavior of a person in social life always changes with the environment, no matter how high the other status is and how long the education is.There are both good and evil sides in human nature. Everyone actually has a self-interested plot or tendency, and they are called rational economic men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not an implied meaning or a conclusion that can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a person provides a certain role or service for the society, it is impossible not to consider his own economic interests\nB: Once they have public power, some people are likely to use power rent-seeking to engage in power money transactions\nC: Some institutional factors should be designed to restrict the behavior of government officials\nD: The management of government officials should mainly rely on improving their awareness of self-discipline\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the general principle of a person's character, the behavior of a person in social life always changes with the environment, no matter how high the other status is and how long the education is.There are both good and evil sides in human nature. Everyone actually has a self-interested plot or tendency, and they are called rational economic men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not an implied meaning or a conclusion that can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a person provides a certain role or service for the society, it is impossible not to consider his own economic interests\nB: Once they have public power, some people are likely to use power rent-seeking to engage in power money transactions\nC: Some institutional factors should be designed to restrict the behavior of government officials\nD: The management of government officials should mainly rely on improving their awareness of self-discipline\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: Many environmentalists hold that the natural environment is morally valuable for its own sake, regardless of any benefits it provides us. However, even if nature has no moral value, nature can be regarded as worth preserving simply on the grounds that people find it beautiful. Moreover, because it is philosophically disputable whether nature is morally valuable but undeniable that it is beautiful, an argument for preserving nature that emphasizes nature' s beauty will be less vulnerable to logical objections than one that emphasizes its moral value.\n\nQuestion:\nThe ethicist's reasoning most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: If an argument for preserving nature emphasizes a specific characteristic of nature and is vulnerable to logical objections, then that characteristic does not provide a sufficient reason for preserving nature.\nB: An argument in favor of preserving nature will be less open to logical objections if it avoids the issue of what makes nature worth preserving.\nC: An argument for preserving nature will be less open to logical objections if it appeals to a characteristic that can be regarded as a basis for preserving nature and that philosophically indisputably belongs to nature.\nD: If it is philosophically disputable whether nature has a certain characteristic, then nature would be more clearly worth preserving if it did not have that characteristic.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEthicist: Many environmentalists hold that the natural environment is morally valuable for its own sake, regardless of any benefits it provides us. However, even if nature has no moral value, nature can be regarded as worth preserving simply on the grounds that people find it beautiful. Moreover, because it is philosophically disputable whether nature is morally valuable but undeniable that it is beautiful, an argument for preserving nature that emphasizes nature' s beauty will be less vulnerable to logical objections than one that emphasizes its moral value.\n\nQuestion:\nThe ethicist's reasoning most closely conforms to which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: If an argument for preserving nature emphasizes a specific characteristic of nature and is vulnerable to logical objections, then that characteristic does not provide a sufficient reason for preserving nature.\nB: An argument in favor of preserving nature will be less open to logical objections if it avoids the issue of what makes nature worth preserving.\nC: An argument for preserving nature will be less open to logical objections if it appeals to a characteristic that can be regarded as a basis for preserving nature and that philosophically indisputably belongs to nature.\nD: If it is philosophically disputable whether nature has a certain characteristic, then nature would be more clearly worth preserving if it did not have that characteristic.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen evaluating a project, an investment company said: we select investment projects mainly based on the technical threshold and future market demand of the project, rather than the current business growth rate. Now that there are so many new investable projects, they are developing rapidly in the short term, but many of them are soon overtaken by other projects, which is obviously not what we want. The turnover of the project has increased fivefold in a year, but it is necessary to doubt its future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the logic used by the investment company to evaluate the project?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the marriage life is happy or not depends on the degree of harmony between the husband and wife, not the family income. For some couples with high income, their marriage life is not happy\nB: It is not reliable to evaluate a film by the box office. No matter how high the box office is, the audience may not have a good reputation\nC: When selecting new players, a football team not only pays attention to their technical level, but also pays more attention to their training status and development potential\nD: Talent and excellent marketing are indispensable for singers to be successful,Those failed singers either have no talent or do not do a good job in marketing\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen evaluating a project, an investment company said: we select investment projects mainly based on the technical threshold and future market demand of the project, rather than the current business growth rate. Now that there are so many new investable projects, they are developing rapidly in the short term, but many of them are soon overtaken by other projects, which is obviously not what we want. The turnover of the project has increased fivefold in a year, but it is necessary to doubt its future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the logic used by the investment company to evaluate the project?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the marriage life is happy or not depends on the degree of harmony between the husband and wife, not the family income. For some couples with high income, their marriage life is not happy\nB: It is not reliable to evaluate a film by the box office. No matter how high the box office is, the audience may not have a good reputation\nC: When selecting new players, a football team not only pays attention to their technical level, but also pays more attention to their training status and development potential\nD: Talent and excellent marketing are indispensable for singers to be successful,Those failed singers either have no talent or do not do a good job in marketing\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn our solar system only one of the nine planets -- Earth -- qualifies as fit to sustain life. Nonetheless, using this ratio, and considering the astonishingly large number of planetary systems in the universe, we must conclude that the number of planets fit to sustain some form of life is extremely large.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is questionable because it presumes which one of the following without providing justification?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life similar to Earth's could evolve under conditions very different from those on Earth.\nB: If a planet is Earthlike, then life will arise on it.\nC: Our solar system is similar to many other planetary systems in the universe.\nD: Most other planetary systems in the universe have nine planets.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn our solar system only one of the nine planets -- Earth -- qualifies as fit to sustain life. Nonetheless, using this ratio, and considering the astonishingly large number of planetary systems in the universe, we must conclude that the number of planets fit to sustain some form of life is extremely large.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is questionable because it presumes which one of the following without providing justification?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life similar to Earth's could evolve under conditions very different from those on Earth.\nB: If a planet is Earthlike, then life will arise on it.\nC: Our solar system is similar to many other planetary systems in the universe.\nD: Most other planetary systems in the universe have nine planets.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn our solar system only one of the nine planets -- Earth -- qualifies as fit to sustain life. Nonetheless, using this ratio, and considering the astonishingly large number of planetary systems in the universe, we must conclude that the number of planets fit to sustain some form of life is extremely large.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is questionable because it presumes which one of the following without providing justification?\n\nOptions:\nA: Life similar to Earth's could evolve under conditions very different from those on Earth.\nB: If a planet is Earthlike, then life will arise on it.\nC: Our solar system is similar to many other planetary systems in the universe.\nD: Most other planetary systems in the universe have nine planets.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational economic law is the general term of international law and domestic law that regulate the relationship between countries, international organizations, legal persons and natural persons engaged in transnational economic exchanges.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: International economic law includes both international law and domestic law.\nB: Transnational marriage does not belong to the object regulated by international economic law.\nC: International economic law contains agreements between states on maritime territorial delimitation.\nD: The subjects of transnational economic exchanges include states, international organizations, legal persons and natural persons.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternational economic law is the general term of international law and domestic law that regulate the relationship between countries, international organizations, legal persons and natural persons engaged in transnational economic exchanges.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: International economic law includes both international law and domestic law.\nB: Transnational marriage does not belong to the object regulated by international economic law.\nC: International economic law contains agreements between states on maritime territorial delimitation.\nD: The subjects of transnational economic exchanges include states, international organizations, legal persons and natural persons.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical research has shown that chronic fatigue syndrome is definitely not the product of mental or emotional disorders, but is instead completely caused either by immunologic or genetic factors. Yet, other medical research has found that a large percentage of patients treated for chronic fatigue syndrome are also treated for depression and anxiety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, helps explain the information presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Patients with chronic medical conditions often subsequently develop depression and anxiety.\nB: People with depression are often unaware that they have other medical problems that require professional treatment.\nC: Most people with chronic fatigue syndrome believe that their condition is caused by immunologic rather than genetic factors.\nD: Patients are often unaware that they suffer from depression and anxiety.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical research has shown that chronic fatigue syndrome is definitely not the product of mental or emotional disorders, but is instead completely caused either by immunologic or genetic factors. Yet, other medical research has found that a large percentage of patients treated for chronic fatigue syndrome are also treated for depression and anxiety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, helps explain the information presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Patients with chronic medical conditions often subsequently develop depression and anxiety.\nB: People with depression are often unaware that they have other medical problems that require professional treatment.\nC: Most people with chronic fatigue syndrome believe that their condition is caused by immunologic rather than genetic factors.\nD: Patients are often unaware that they suffer from depression and anxiety.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMedical research has shown that chronic fatigue syndrome is definitely not the product of mental or emotional disorders, but is instead completely caused either by immunologic or genetic factors. Yet, other medical research has found that a large percentage of patients treated for chronic fatigue syndrome are also treated for depression and anxiety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, helps explain the information presented above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Patients with chronic medical conditions often subsequently develop depression and anxiety.\nB: People with depression are often unaware that they have other medical problems that require professional treatment.\nC: Most people with chronic fatigue syndrome believe that their condition is caused by immunologic rather than genetic factors.\nD: Patients are often unaware that they suffer from depression and anxiety.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFirst of all, an individual in Chinese society lives naturally in a network that he cannot choose. His joys and sorrows, his successes and failures are always embedded in his social network and difficult to enjoy alone. That is to say, when he does not intend to have a social network, others are morally his potential resources, and he is also a user of others, whether he likes it or not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The importance of social networks to the Chinese\nB: Chinese people live in an interconnected world\nC: China's potential private resources\nD: The development basis of Chinese associations\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFirst of all, an individual in Chinese society lives naturally in a network that he cannot choose. His joys and sorrows, his successes and failures are always embedded in his social network and difficult to enjoy alone. That is to say, when he does not intend to have a social network, others are morally his potential resources, and he is also a user of others, whether he likes it or not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The importance of social networks to the Chinese\nB: Chinese people live in an interconnected world\nC: China's potential private resources\nD: The development basis of Chinese associations\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFirst of all, an individual in Chinese society lives naturally in a network that he cannot choose. His joys and sorrows, his successes and failures are always embedded in his social network and difficult to enjoy alone. That is to say, when he does not intend to have a social network, others are morally his potential resources, and he is also a user of others, whether he likes it or not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The importance of social networks to the Chinese\nB: Chinese people live in an interconnected world\nC: China's potential private resources\nD: The development basis of Chinese associations\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the grasslands of Africa, a fierce leopard can catch almost any antelope it decides to catch. And once the antelope is not targeted by the hungry leopard, its best chance of escape is that the leopard will soon find another animal as its target. Therefore, the antelope following the activities of the group can reduce the risk of being eaten by leopards.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis on which the above argument is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leopards live mainly by preying on antelopes.\nB: The absolute number of antelopes in the herd can stop the attack of leopards.\nC: Leopards can't eat an entire herd of antelopes at once.\nD: In the grasslands of Africa, leopards are the main natural enemies of antelopes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the grasslands of Africa, a fierce leopard can catch almost any antelope it decides to catch. And once the antelope is not targeted by the hungry leopard, its best chance of escape is that the leopard will soon find another animal as its target. Therefore, the antelope following the activities of the group can reduce the risk of being eaten by leopards.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis on which the above argument is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leopards live mainly by preying on antelopes.\nB: The absolute number of antelopes in the herd can stop the attack of leopards.\nC: Leopards can't eat an entire herd of antelopes at once.\nD: In the grasslands of Africa, leopards are the main natural enemies of antelopes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the grasslands of Africa, a fierce leopard can catch almost any antelope it decides to catch. And once the antelope is not targeted by the hungry leopard, its best chance of escape is that the leopard will soon find another animal as its target. Therefore, the antelope following the activities of the group can reduce the risk of being eaten by leopards.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis on which the above argument is based?\n\nOptions:\nA: Leopards live mainly by preying on antelopes.\nB: The absolute number of antelopes in the herd can stop the attack of leopards.\nC: Leopards can't eat an entire herd of antelopes at once.\nD: In the grasslands of Africa, leopards are the main natural enemies of antelopes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChild-rearing Expert: Parents should never discipline their children in public. Some children who are disciplined in public suffer from attention deficit disorder. This shows that these children do not need discipline, but rather need assistance from their parents or firm instructions to help the children pay attention to their surroundings.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the child-rearing expert's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: It assumes that children with attention deficit disorder can pay attention to their surroundings without discipline.\nB: It presumes, with justification, that children who are disciplined in private also suffer from attention deficit disorder.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that the children who are disciplined in public, but do not suffer from attention deficit disorder, might benefit from being disciplined in public.\nD: It neglects the possibility that providing firm instructions could be a form of disciplining children in public.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChild-rearing Expert: Parents should never discipline their children in public. Some children who are disciplined in public suffer from attention deficit disorder. This shows that these children do not need discipline, but rather need assistance from their parents or firm instructions to help the children pay attention to their surroundings.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the child-rearing expert's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: It assumes that children with attention deficit disorder can pay attention to their surroundings without discipline.\nB: It presumes, with justification, that children who are disciplined in private also suffer from attention deficit disorder.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that the children who are disciplined in public, but do not suffer from attention deficit disorder, might benefit from being disciplined in public.\nD: It neglects the possibility that providing firm instructions could be a form of disciplining children in public.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChild-rearing Expert: Parents should never discipline their children in public. Some children who are disciplined in public suffer from attention deficit disorder. This shows that these children do not need discipline, but rather need assistance from their parents or firm instructions to help the children pay attention to their surroundings.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the child-rearing expert's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: It assumes that children with attention deficit disorder can pay attention to their surroundings without discipline.\nB: It presumes, with justification, that children who are disciplined in private also suffer from attention deficit disorder.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that the children who are disciplined in public, but do not suffer from attention deficit disorder, might benefit from being disciplined in public.\nD: It neglects the possibility that providing firm instructions could be a form of disciplining children in public.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChild-rearing Expert: Parents should never discipline their children in public. Some children who are disciplined in public suffer from attention deficit disorder. This shows that these children do not need discipline, but rather need assistance from their parents or firm instructions to help the children pay attention to their surroundings.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the child-rearing expert's reasoning EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: It assumes that children with attention deficit disorder can pay attention to their surroundings without discipline.\nB: It presumes, with justification, that children who are disciplined in private also suffer from attention deficit disorder.\nC: It overlooks the possibility that the children who are disciplined in public, but do not suffer from attention deficit disorder, might benefit from being disciplined in public.\nD: It neglects the possibility that providing firm instructions could be a form of disciplining children in public.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAviation Analyst: To combat human error involved in air traffic control, Miro Jets Inc. has recently installed each of its DC-10 passenger planes with a special anti-collision device. The device alerts the DC-10, via a red light, when another plane is slightly more than three minutes away from a potential collision. The red light comes on and stays on until the approaching plane is safely out of range. Aviation experts at Miro Jet Inc. have determined that three minutes is ample time for a plane to divert its respective flight path to avoid a collision. Ttherefore, if the red light on the anti-collision device is off, the DC-10 is more than three minutes flying time from any plane.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most fundamentally calls into question the aviation analyst's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Recently, a near collision in which both planes were less than 90 seconds flying distance from each other was averted only by the prompt actions of air traffic controllers.\nB: When two DC-10's approach each other the red lights on each aircraft do not necessarily turn on simultaneously.\nC: Some aviation experts warn that in certain cases three minutes may not provide sufficient time for aircrafts to maneuver without causing on board injuries.\nD: The anti-collision device only signals planes of oncoming directions, not those planes that are flying in parallel.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lightest elements contained in the primitive universe are hydrogen and helium. The slightly heavier elements, such as carbon, are only formed in the nuclear reaction of the planet and will be dispersed when the planet explodes. Although the age of the universe is not more than two billion However, recently discovered gas clouds contained carbon element billions of years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above point of view, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Primitive planet contains only element hydrogen\nB: Some planets were formed before the age of the universe reached two billion years\nC: The carbon element in the gas cloud later formed parts of some planets\nD: The planet with time is not the same as the gas cloud\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lightest elements contained in the primitive universe are hydrogen and helium. The slightly heavier elements, such as carbon, are only formed in the nuclear reaction of the planet and will be dispersed when the planet explodes. Although the age of the universe is not more than two billion However, recently discovered gas clouds contained carbon element billions of years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above point of view, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Primitive planet contains only element hydrogen\nB: Some planets were formed before the age of the universe reached two billion years\nC: The carbon element in the gas cloud later formed parts of some planets\nD: The planet with time is not the same as the gas cloud\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe main purpose of professional education is to help college students master the basic knowledge of their respective professional fields as comprehensively as possible, while the purpose of general education is to help college students gain the meaning and value of life. Therefore, some experts pointed out that compared with professional education, general education has a greater impact on personal future life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the expert's assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Value issues are related to human happiness and dignity, and are worth exploring and thinking about in general education.\nB: Nowadays, there are far more professional education courses offered by universities in our country than general education courses.\nC: If a person does not have professional knowledge, he may be able to live. If he has no value pursuit, he will be just a soulless body.\nD: Without professional knowledge, it is difficult for people to cope with the challenges of future life. And incorrect value pursuits will mislead people's lives.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe main purpose of professional education is to help college students master the basic knowledge of their respective professional fields as comprehensively as possible, while the purpose of general education is to help college students gain the meaning and value of life. Therefore, some experts pointed out that compared with professional education, general education has a greater impact on personal future life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the expert's assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Value issues are related to human happiness and dignity, and are worth exploring and thinking about in general education.\nB: Nowadays, there are far more professional education courses offered by universities in our country than general education courses.\nC: If a person does not have professional knowledge, he may be able to live. If he has no value pursuit, he will be just a soulless body.\nD: Without professional knowledge, it is difficult for people to cope with the challenges of future life. And incorrect value pursuits will mislead people's lives.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe main purpose of professional education is to help college students master the basic knowledge of their respective professional fields as comprehensively as possible, while the purpose of general education is to help college students gain the meaning and value of life. Therefore, some experts pointed out that compared with professional education, general education has a greater impact on personal future life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the expert's assertion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Value issues are related to human happiness and dignity, and are worth exploring and thinking about in general education.\nB: Nowadays, there are far more professional education courses offered by universities in our country than general education courses.\nC: If a person does not have professional knowledge, he may be able to live. If he has no value pursuit, he will be just a soulless body.\nD: Without professional knowledge, it is difficult for people to cope with the challenges of future life. And incorrect value pursuits will mislead people's lives.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTransitional exploration behavior refers to the interest of curiosity, which does not decrease with the increase of familiarity with new things, but continues to decrease, resulting in the destruction of the things you are fascinated with.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to transitional exploration behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hou can't put down the toy remote control car, and no one is allowed to touch it every time, even the most prestigious mother can't touch it, otherwise she will cry and make a scene\nB: Xiao Nan has become more and more fond of playing with airplane models one by one every day. There are already four different types of airplane models falling apart on his cot\nC: Xiao Bao is fascinated by the Rubik's cube. every time he eats, he has to adjust one side of the Rubik's cube to the same color, and several times he even falls on the Rubik's cube\nD: A three-year-old boy, sometimes he has to play with a solid ball with a Mickey Mouse pattern, and his parents play football, and sometimes he wants to see a talking parrot\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTransitional exploration behavior refers to the interest of curiosity, which does not decrease with the increase of familiarity with new things, but continues to decrease, resulting in the destruction of the things you are fascinated with.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to transitional exploration behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Hou can't put down the toy remote control car, and no one is allowed to touch it every time, even the most prestigious mother can't touch it, otherwise she will cry and make a scene\nB: Xiao Nan has become more and more fond of playing with airplane models one by one every day. There are already four different types of airplane models falling apart on his cot\nC: Xiao Bao is fascinated by the Rubik's cube. every time he eats, he has to adjust one side of the Rubik's cube to the same color, and several times he even falls on the Rubik's cube\nD: A three-year-old boy, sometimes he has to play with a solid ball with a Mickey Mouse pattern, and his parents play football, and sometimes he wants to see a talking parrot\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA researcher fed honeybee larvae separately with fresh royal jelly and royal jelly that had been stored for 30 days. The results showed that the larvae fed with fresh royal jelly grew into queens. Further research found that a protein called royalactin in fresh royal jelly can promote the secretion of growth hormone, making the larvae have the characteristics of queen bee, such as larger body size and well-developed ovaries. The researchers fed fruit flies with this protein, and the fruit flies also showed an increase in body length, number of eggs and lifespan, indicating that the effect of this protein on biological characteristics is cross-species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can support the above researchers' findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: The worker bees and queen bees in the colony are all female and genetically identical, and their larvae are no different.\nB: There is little genetic difference between bees and fruit flies, and they share many of the same biological characteristics.\nC: Royalactin can only be stored for a short time, and it will be broken down into other substances over a long period of time.\nD: The food for bee larvae that can grow into queens is royal jelly, while the food for other larvae is only pollen and honey.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao, Qian, Sun and Li compare the heaviest weight. It is known that Zhao, Qian's weight is equal to sun and Li's weight. When Qian and Li are exchanged, Zhao and Li's weight is higher than Qian, Sun's weight, and money's weight is greater than Zhao and Sun's weight.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above description is true, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Qian is the heaviest.\nB: Zhao is the heaviest.\nC: Sun is the heaviest.\nD: Li is the heaviest.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhao, Qian, Sun and Li compare the heaviest weight. It is known that Zhao, Qian's weight is equal to sun and Li's weight. When Qian and Li are exchanged, Zhao and Li's weight is higher than Qian, Sun's weight, and money's weight is greater than Zhao and Sun's weight.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above description is true, which of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Qian is the heaviest.\nB: Zhao is the heaviest.\nC: Sun is the heaviest.\nD: Li is the heaviest.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists typically do their most creative work before the age of forty. It is commonly thought that this happens because aging by itself brings about a loss of creative capacity. However, studies show that of scientists who produce highly creative work beyond the age of forty, a disproportionately large number entered their field at an older age than is usual . Since by the age of forty the large majority of scientists have been working in their field for at least fifteen years, the studies' finding strongly suggests that the real reason why scientists over forty rarely produce highly creative work is not that they have aged but rather that scientists over forty have generally spent too long in their field .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an objection that has been raised against a position defended in the argument; the second is that position.\nB: The first is evidence that has been used to support an explanation that the argument challenges; the second is a competing explanation that the argument favors.\nC: The first provides evidence to support an explanation that the argument favors; the second is that explanation.\nD: The first is a claim, the accuracy of which is at issue in the argument; the second is a conclusion drawn on the basis of that claim.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDietitian: High consumption of sodium increases some people' s chances of developing heart disease. To maintain cardiac health without lowering sodium consumption, ttherefore, these people should eat fresh, rather than canned or frozen, fruit and vegetables, since the potassium in plant foods helps to prevent sodium' s malign effects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the dietitian's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Food processing businesses often add sodium to foods being canned or frozen.\nB: Potassium is the only mineral that helps to prevent sodium's malign effects.\nC: Fresh fruits and vegetables contain more potassium than do canned or frozen ones.\nD: Fresh fruits and vegetables contain more potassium than sodium.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDietitian: High consumption of sodium increases some people' s chances of developing heart disease. To maintain cardiac health without lowering sodium consumption, ttherefore, these people should eat fresh, rather than canned or frozen, fruit and vegetables, since the potassium in plant foods helps to prevent sodium' s malign effects.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the dietitian's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Food processing businesses often add sodium to foods being canned or frozen.\nB: Potassium is the only mineral that helps to prevent sodium's malign effects.\nC: Fresh fruits and vegetables contain more potassium than do canned or frozen ones.\nD: Fresh fruits and vegetables contain more potassium than sodium.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNarcissistic personality disorder is a complex personality disorder that is often misunderstood, which is characterized by exaggeration of self-worth and lack of public perception towards others. People with this personality disorder often have a sense of privilege and expect to receive special treatment, and their friendships are mostly based on interests.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a manifestation of narcissistic personality disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang always thinks he is the best person and deserves all the honors\nB: Xiao Zhao always threw away the gifts carefully selected by his friends and didn't bother to open them\nC: When Xiao Liu was in the dormitory, he liked to instruct others, and even asked for help with towels\nD: Xiaolin has always persevered in his own goals and doesn't care about the comments of others\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNarcissistic personality disorder is a complex personality disorder that is often misunderstood, which is characterized by exaggeration of self-worth and lack of public perception towards others. People with this personality disorder often have a sense of privilege and expect to receive special treatment, and their friendships are mostly based on interests.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a manifestation of narcissistic personality disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang always thinks he is the best person and deserves all the honors\nB: Xiao Zhao always threw away the gifts carefully selected by his friends and didn't bother to open them\nC: When Xiao Liu was in the dormitory, he liked to instruct others, and even asked for help with towels\nD: Xiaolin has always persevered in his own goals and doesn't care about the comments of others\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNarcissistic personality disorder is a complex personality disorder that is often misunderstood, which is characterized by exaggeration of self-worth and lack of public perception towards others. People with this personality disorder often have a sense of privilege and expect to receive special treatment, and their friendships are mostly based on interests.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a manifestation of narcissistic personality disorder?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhang always thinks he is the best person and deserves all the honors\nB: Xiao Zhao always threw away the gifts carefully selected by his friends and didn't bother to open them\nC: When Xiao Liu was in the dormitory, he liked to instruct others, and even asked for help with towels\nD: Xiaolin has always persevered in his own goals and doesn't care about the comments of others\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe scene of the times has changed so much that in order for the younger generation to really remember history, we should not stop at conceptual preaching. A truly complete and effective history education should be integrated into life. It should not only be seen in memorials and in books, It should also infiltrate into the neighborhoods and scenes of our lives in a rich and appropriate form. Only in this way can it be transformed into the collective memory of the whole nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The significance of history education\nB: The form of history education should be lifelike\nC: History education is available anytime, anywhere\nD: History exists in the collective memory of the nation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe scene of the times has changed so much that in order for the younger generation to really remember history, we should not stop at conceptual preaching. A truly complete and effective history education should be integrated into life. It should not only be seen in memorials and in books, It should also infiltrate into the neighborhoods and scenes of our lives in a rich and appropriate form. Only in this way can it be transformed into the collective memory of the whole nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The significance of history education\nB: The form of history education should be lifelike\nC: History education is available anytime, anywhere\nD: History exists in the collective memory of the nation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe scene of the times has changed so much that in order for the younger generation to really remember history, we should not stop at conceptual preaching. A truly complete and effective history education should be integrated into life. It should not only be seen in memorials and in books, It should also infiltrate into the neighborhoods and scenes of our lives in a rich and appropriate form. Only in this way can it be transformed into the collective memory of the whole nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an accurate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The significance of history education\nB: The form of history education should be lifelike\nC: History education is available anytime, anywhere\nD: History exists in the collective memory of the nation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe employment conditions put forward by some recruitment units are often college degree or above, there are some types of work that ordinary technicians can be competent, but recruitment units must recruit undergraduates and graduate students to decorate the facade. In the existing concept of talent, ordinary technicians are often excluded from the category of talent, or it is important to mention it, but queuing is secondary; key positions are needed, and when taking stock of fame, they feel that they are not necessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following phenomena is this passage about?\n\nOptions:\nA: Employers bid up their academic qualifications.\nB: Failed to make the best use of people.\nC: Technicians are not given enough attention.\nD: The understanding of the concept of talents is wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe employment conditions put forward by some recruitment units are often college degree or above, there are some types of work that ordinary technicians can be competent, but recruitment units must recruit undergraduates and graduate students to decorate the facade. In the existing concept of talent, ordinary technicians are often excluded from the category of talent, or it is important to mention it, but queuing is secondary; key positions are needed, and when taking stock of fame, they feel that they are not necessary.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following phenomena is this passage about?\n\nOptions:\nA: Employers bid up their academic qualifications.\nB: Failed to make the best use of people.\nC: Technicians are not given enough attention.\nD: The understanding of the concept of talents is wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Does a recent meteorite from Mars contain fossilized bacteria? Professor Tagar, a biologist, argues that the bacteria-like structures found in the meteorite cannot be fossilized bacteria, on the grounds that they are one-tenth of 1 percent the volume of the smallest earthly bacteria. However, Tagar' s view cannot be right. Tagar does not accept the views of biologists Swiderski and Terrada, who maintain that Martian bacteria would shrink to one-tenth of 1 percent of their normal volume when water or other nutrients were in short supply.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning in the astronomer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument presumes, without providing justification, that the authorities cited have always held the views attributed to them.\nB: The argument presumes, without providing justification, that the opinions of all experts are equally justified.\nC: The argument appeals to views that contradict rather than support one another.\nD: The argument provides no justification for giving preference to the views of one rather than the other of two competing sets of authorities.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Does a recent meteorite from Mars contain fossilized bacteria? Professor Tagar, a biologist, argues that the bacteria-like structures found in the meteorite cannot be fossilized bacteria, on the grounds that they are one-tenth of 1 percent the volume of the smallest earthly bacteria. However, Tagar' s view cannot be right. Tagar does not accept the views of biologists Swiderski and Terrada, who maintain that Martian bacteria would shrink to one-tenth of 1 percent of their normal volume when water or other nutrients were in short supply.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the reasoning in the astronomer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument presumes, without providing justification, that the authorities cited have always held the views attributed to them.\nB: The argument presumes, without providing justification, that the opinions of all experts are equally justified.\nC: The argument appeals to views that contradict rather than support one another.\nD: The argument provides no justification for giving preference to the views of one rather than the other of two competing sets of authorities.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe modernization of organ administration refers to the democratization of organ administrative concepts, the humanization of rules and regulations and the scientization of management means. Organ administration is the objective need of the development of modern society and the progress of science and technology. It is an important part of economic and social development. Now, the administrative environment has undergone fundamental and epoch-making changes,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options complements the above best:?\n\nOptions:\nA: Administrative organs should not be conservative and stagnant. They must develop with the development of the times and change with the changes of the times\nB: Administrative organs must establish a strong concept of timeliness and serve the executive heads and administrative departments in a timely and efficient manner\nC: Every administrative organ must formulate effective rules and regulations, which is the guarantee to realize the standardized management of administrative organs and improve administrative efficiency\nD: With the development of science and technology and computer network technology, administrative organs must realize office automation and networking\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe modernization of organ administration refers to the democratization of organ administrative concepts, the humanization of rules and regulations and the scientization of management means. Organ administration is the objective need of the development of modern society and the progress of science and technology. It is an important part of economic and social development. Now, the administrative environment has undergone fundamental and epoch-making changes,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options complements the above best:?\n\nOptions:\nA: Administrative organs should not be conservative and stagnant. They must develop with the development of the times and change with the changes of the times\nB: Administrative organs must establish a strong concept of timeliness and serve the executive heads and administrative departments in a timely and efficient manner\nC: Every administrative organ must formulate effective rules and regulations, which is the guarantee to realize the standardized management of administrative organs and improve administrative efficiency\nD: With the development of science and technology and computer network technology, administrative organs must realize office automation and networking\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDiffusion of responsibility, also known as the bystander effect, means that for an event, if a single individual is required to complete the task alone, the individual's sense of responsibility will be enhanced. However, if the group is required to complete the task together, the sense of responsibility of each individual in the group will become weaker, and even more people will be irresponsible, This effect often occurs to many bystanders after the accident\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations does not belong to diffusion of responsibility:\n\nOptions:\nA: A foaming man fell on the street. When Xiao Ming saw it, he thought, someone will hit 120.\nB: The neighbor's house caught fire. Xiao Wu and other neighbors escaped from the corridor\nC: A child was knocked down in the middle of the road by a car, and passing vehicles took a detour\nD: A lady was attacked by gangsters in downtown and shouted help several times without help\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome health officials are concerned about the current sustained increase in reported deaths from alcohol-related conditions, attributing this increase to a rise in alcoholism. What these health officials are overlooking, however, is that attitudes toward alcoholism have changed radically. Alcoholism is now widely viewed as a disease, whereas in the past it was considered a moral failing. It is ttherefore likely that more deaths are being reported as alcohol-related because physicians are more likely to identify these deaths as alcohol-related.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The frequent use of alcohol by young people is being reported as occurring at increasingly early ages.\nB: Even though alcoholism is considered to be a disease, most doctors recommend psychological counseling and support groups as the best treatment.\nC: In some places and times, susceptibility to any kind of disease has been viewed as a moral failing.\nD: More physicians now than in the past are trained to recognize the physical effects of alcoholism.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInez: The book we are reading, The Nature of Matter, is mistitled. A title should summarize the content of the whole book, but nearly half of this book is devoted to discussing a different, albeit closely related subject: energy. Antonio: I do not think that the author erred; according to modern physics, matter and energy are two facets of the same phenomenon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the conversation above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Inez believes that the book's title should not mention matter without mentioning energy.\nB: Inez and Antonio disagree on whether matter and energy are related.\nC: Inez and Antonio disagree about the overall value of the book.\nD: Antonio believes that there are no differences between matter and energy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStandard antibiotics usually contain only one active ingredient, while herbal antibiotics contain many. Therefore, herbal drugs are more likely to maintain their efficacy against new drug-resistant bacteria than standard antibiotics.For a strain, it is just as difficult for a chef to make a dish that can satisfy dozens of guests at the same time, just as it is difficult for a chef to make a dish that satisfies the taste of dozens of guests at the same time, while it is much easier to make a dish that satisfies the taste of one guest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you have a large amount of money in the bank, your purchasing power will be very strong. If you have strong purchasing power, you will be happy. So, if you have a lot of money in the bank, you will be happy\nB: The instinct that a full-term baby has after birth disappears at 2 months. The baby is 3 months old, and there is this instinct. So, the baby is not born full-term\nC: Depending on the size, the supermarket may need one or three security guards to prevent theft. If a supermarket decides to use three security guards, it must be a big supermarket\nD: An electric current passes through a wire like a stream of water through a pipe. Because the flow of the large diameter pipeline is larger than that of the small diameter pipeline, the thicker wire carries more electricity than the thin wire\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStandard antibiotics usually contain only one active ingredient, while herbal antibiotics contain many. Therefore, herbal drugs are more likely to maintain their efficacy against new drug-resistant bacteria than standard antibiotics.For a strain, it is just as difficult for a chef to make a dish that can satisfy dozens of guests at the same time, just as it is difficult for a chef to make a dish that satisfies the taste of dozens of guests at the same time, while it is much easier to make a dish that satisfies the taste of one guest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you have a large amount of money in the bank, your purchasing power will be very strong. If you have strong purchasing power, you will be happy. So, if you have a lot of money in the bank, you will be happy\nB: The instinct that a full-term baby has after birth disappears at 2 months. The baby is 3 months old, and there is this instinct. So, the baby is not born full-term\nC: Depending on the size, the supermarket may need one or three security guards to prevent theft. If a supermarket decides to use three security guards, it must be a big supermarket\nD: An electric current passes through a wire like a stream of water through a pipe. Because the flow of the large diameter pipeline is larger than that of the small diameter pipeline, the thicker wire carries more electricity than the thin wire\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA court has the following four statements about a criminal case: 1.There is evidence that Zhao Gang did not commit the crime; 2.The criminal is either Zhao Gang, or Wang Qiang, or Li Ming; 3.There is also evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime; 4.The TV screen showed that Li Ming was in the auditorium of a football match far away from the scene of the crime at the time of the crime.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct description of the four statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: It can be concluded from the above statement that only one person committed the crime.\nB: At least one of the above statements is false.\nC: It can be concluded from this statement that the evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Li Ming is definitely not in the auditorium of the football.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA court has the following four statements about a criminal case: 1.There is evidence that Zhao Gang did not commit the crime; 2.The criminal is either Zhao Gang, or Wang Qiang, or Li Ming; 3.There is also evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime; 4.The TV screen showed that Li Ming was in the auditorium of a football match far away from the scene of the crime at the time of the crime.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct description of the four statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: It can be concluded from the above statement that only one person committed the crime.\nB: At least one of the above statements is false.\nC: It can be concluded from this statement that the evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Li Ming is definitely not in the auditorium of the football.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA court has the following four statements about a criminal case: 1.There is evidence that Zhao Gang did not commit the crime; 2.The criminal is either Zhao Gang, or Wang Qiang, or Li Ming; 3.There is also evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime; 4.The TV screen showed that Li Ming was in the auditorium of a football match far away from the scene of the crime at the time of the crime.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct description of the four statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: It can be concluded from the above statement that only one person committed the crime.\nB: At least one of the above statements is false.\nC: It can be concluded from this statement that the evidence that Wang Qiang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Li Ming is definitely not in the auditorium of the football.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally, bacteria grow and reproduce in the greenhouse environment. If they stop growing in the low-temperature environment, they can only maintain life. On the contrary, Yersinia is not afraid of low temperature and cold, but only proliferates in large numbers at about 0 degree. The food stored in the refrigerator makes Yersinia in the best growth state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yersinia cannot survive at room temperature.\nB: The general environment for the growth of bacteria is also suitable for the growth of Yersinia.\nC: The optimum growth temperature of Yersinia is not suitable for general bacteria.\nD: At 0 degree, only Yersinia exists in the refrigerator.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally, bacteria grow and reproduce in the greenhouse environment. If they stop growing in the low-temperature environment, they can only maintain life. On the contrary, Yersinia is not afraid of low temperature and cold, but only proliferates in large numbers at about 0 degree. The food stored in the refrigerator makes Yersinia in the best growth state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Yersinia cannot survive at room temperature.\nB: The general environment for the growth of bacteria is also suitable for the growth of Yersinia.\nC: The optimum growth temperature of Yersinia is not suitable for general bacteria.\nD: At 0 degree, only Yersinia exists in the refrigerator.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBy examining beetle fossils, a research team has put forward the most detailed description of the temperature in the UK in the past 22,000 years. The research team selected the existing biological fossils and determined their dates. When individuals of several organisms found in the same place belong to the same time period, The known tolerable temperature of existing beetles can be used to determine the highest summer temperature in that place during that time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions does the researcher's discussion depend on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Beetles are better able to endure warm weather than cold weather.\nB: Fossils of different species found in the same place belong to different periods.\nC: The method of determining the date of beetles is more accurate than that of other organisms.\nD: In the past 22,000 years, the tolerable temperature of beetles has not changed significantly.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBy examining beetle fossils, a research team has put forward the most detailed description of the temperature in the UK in the past 22,000 years. The research team selected the existing biological fossils and determined their dates. When individuals of several organisms found in the same place belong to the same time period, The known tolerable temperature of existing beetles can be used to determine the highest summer temperature in that place during that time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions does the researcher's discussion depend on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Beetles are better able to endure warm weather than cold weather.\nB: Fossils of different species found in the same place belong to different periods.\nC: The method of determining the date of beetles is more accurate than that of other organisms.\nD: In the past 22,000 years, the tolerable temperature of beetles has not changed significantly.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLocation advantage refers to the objectively existing favorable conditions or superior status of a certain area in terms of economic development, scientific research, etc., mainly determined by natural resources, labor, industrial concentration, geographical location, transportation, etc,It is a comprehensive concept.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a location advantage?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the era of knowledge economy, human factors play a leading role, and human mobility, especially those who master knowledge and skills, is very large. Cultivating and attracting high-tech personnel has become the key to regional economic development\nB: Yunnan is connected to the Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta economic circles to the east, to the south, to Hanoi, Bangkok, Singapore and Yangon through the Pan-Asian Railway under construction, and to the north to Sichuan and China's inland hinterland\nC: The Xichang satellite launch center has low latitude, high altitude and good launch inclination; the geological structure is solid, which is conducive to the overall layout of the launch site; it is sunny and the launch window is good\nD: Guangxi is located at the confluence of east, middle and west in mainland China. It is the joint of South China Economic Circle, Southwest Economic Circle and ASEAN Economic Circle. It is the most convenient passage to sea in the southwest and even the northwest, and it is also an important channel connecting Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao and the western region\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen he was a child, Jin Yuelin, a late famous logician in China, after hearing that money is like dirt and friends are worth thousands of gold, found that there were logical problems, because they could draw the absurd conclusion that friends are like dirt.\n\nQuestion:\nSince friends are like dirt, this conclusion is not valid, which of the following options can be logically inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Money is like dirt is false\nB: If friends are really worth thousands of gold, then money is not like dirt\nC: The saying that friends are worth thousands of gold is true\nD: Money is like dirt and friends are worth thousands of gold are either true or false\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen he was a child, Jin Yuelin, a late famous logician in China, after hearing that money is like dirt and friends are worth thousands of gold, found that there were logical problems, because they could draw the absurd conclusion that friends are like dirt.\n\nQuestion:\nSince friends are like dirt, this conclusion is not valid, which of the following options can be logically inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Money is like dirt is false\nB: If friends are really worth thousands of gold, then money is not like dirt\nC: The saying that friends are worth thousands of gold is true\nD: Money is like dirt and friends are worth thousands of gold are either true or false\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe effects of technology on language and the effects of language on culture as a whole are profound and complex. The telegraph, the telephone, and the television have all changed the way people speak to one another. The best current example of such a change is the advent of electronic mail, which has effected a widespread loosening of language usage rules. This loosening has, in turn, made relationships between people more casual than ever before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is best illustrated by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A widespread loosening of overly rigid language-usage rules can improve communication.\nB: Changes in communication media can cause interpersonal relationships to change.\nC: Changes in interpersonal relationships can cause changes in the way people speak to one another.\nD: A decrease in linguistic sophistication can lead to an increase in technological sophistication.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe effects of technology on language and the effects of language on culture as a whole are profound and complex. The telegraph, the telephone, and the television have all changed the way people speak to one another. The best current example of such a change is the advent of electronic mail, which has effected a widespread loosening of language usage rules. This loosening has, in turn, made relationships between people more casual than ever before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is best illustrated by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A widespread loosening of overly rigid language-usage rules can improve communication.\nB: Changes in communication media can cause interpersonal relationships to change.\nC: Changes in interpersonal relationships can cause changes in the way people speak to one another.\nD: A decrease in linguistic sophistication can lead to an increase in technological sophistication.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe effects of technology on language and the effects of language on culture as a whole are profound and complex. The telegraph, the telephone, and the television have all changed the way people speak to one another. The best current example of such a change is the advent of electronic mail, which has effected a widespread loosening of language usage rules. This loosening has, in turn, made relationships between people more casual than ever before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is best illustrated by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A widespread loosening of overly rigid language-usage rules can improve communication.\nB: Changes in communication media can cause interpersonal relationships to change.\nC: Changes in interpersonal relationships can cause changes in the way people speak to one another.\nD: A decrease in linguistic sophistication can lead to an increase in technological sophistication.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZoos provide a space for the public to view wild animals, allowing people to forge a stronger relationship with nature. In addition, zoos save endangered species through breeding programs. A combination of public funds and private donations funds most zoos. More tigers now live in Texas than in the wild, as state law allows tigers to be kept as pets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe author would most likely agree with which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that more tigers live in Texas than the in the wild is a positive development.\nB: The government should provide more funding for zoos.\nC: All wild animals should be held in captivity.\nD: Wild animals should sometimes be held in captivity.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZoos provide a space for the public to view wild animals, allowing people to forge a stronger relationship with nature. In addition, zoos save endangered species through breeding programs. A combination of public funds and private donations funds most zoos. More tigers now live in Texas than in the wild, as state law allows tigers to be kept as pets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe author would most likely agree with which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that more tigers live in Texas than the in the wild is a positive development.\nB: The government should provide more funding for zoos.\nC: All wild animals should be held in captivity.\nD: Wild animals should sometimes be held in captivity.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZoos provide a space for the public to view wild animals, allowing people to forge a stronger relationship with nature. In addition, zoos save endangered species through breeding programs. A combination of public funds and private donations funds most zoos. More tigers now live in Texas than in the wild, as state law allows tigers to be kept as pets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe author would most likely agree with which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that more tigers live in Texas than the in the wild is a positive development.\nB: The government should provide more funding for zoos.\nC: All wild animals should be held in captivity.\nD: Wild animals should sometimes be held in captivity.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to cope with the drought in a northern region, the residential water consumption has been seriously limited. However, the current reservoir water storage is the same as that of the drought in the region five years ago. Since the residential water consumption was not limited at that time, it should not be limited now.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is true and will most seriously weaken the author's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential water consumption accounts for a large proportion of the total water consumption.\nB: Since the last drought, the local government has taken some water-saving measures.\nC: The population of the region has increased significantly in the past five years.\nD: No new reservoirs have been built in the area since the last drought.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to cope with the drought in a northern region, the residential water consumption has been seriously limited. However, the current reservoir water storage is the same as that of the drought in the region five years ago. Since the residential water consumption was not limited at that time, it should not be limited now.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is true and will most seriously weaken the author's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential water consumption accounts for a large proportion of the total water consumption.\nB: Since the last drought, the local government has taken some water-saving measures.\nC: The population of the region has increased significantly in the past five years.\nD: No new reservoirs have been built in the area since the last drought.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to cope with the drought in a northern region, the residential water consumption has been seriously limited. However, the current reservoir water storage is the same as that of the drought in the region five years ago. Since the residential water consumption was not limited at that time, it should not be limited now.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is true and will most seriously weaken the author's claim?\n\nOptions:\nA: Residential water consumption accounts for a large proportion of the total water consumption.\nB: Since the last drought, the local government has taken some water-saving measures.\nC: The population of the region has increased significantly in the past five years.\nD: No new reservoirs have been built in the area since the last drought.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe actual performance principle is to provide appropriate incentives based on the actual performance of the employees.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations follows the actual performance principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because Xiao Zhao is the most educated and capable person in the laboratory, he received a high bonus\nB: Xiao Liu, an employee of the hotel, loves his job. He is full of emotion and smiles every day, and is praised by the manager\nC: The salesman, Miss Li, is serious and responsible for her work. Although the sales are average, the number of customer visits is much higher than that of other colleagues, so she was promoted\nD: Although a certain chain laundry has a higher charge, it has achieved the best profit among its peers due to its first-class quality and considerate service, and has been rewarded by the head office\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe actual performance principle is to provide appropriate incentives based on the actual performance of the employees.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations follows the actual performance principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because Xiao Zhao is the most educated and capable person in the laboratory, he received a high bonus\nB: Xiao Liu, an employee of the hotel, loves his job. He is full of emotion and smiles every day, and is praised by the manager\nC: The salesman, Miss Li, is serious and responsible for her work. Although the sales are average, the number of customer visits is much higher than that of other colleagues, so she was promoted\nD: Although a certain chain laundry has a higher charge, it has achieved the best profit among its peers due to its first-class quality and considerate service, and has been rewarded by the head office\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe actual performance principle is to provide appropriate incentives based on the actual performance of the employees.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations follows the actual performance principle?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because Xiao Zhao is the most educated and capable person in the laboratory, he received a high bonus\nB: Xiao Liu, an employee of the hotel, loves his job. He is full of emotion and smiles every day, and is praised by the manager\nC: The salesman, Miss Li, is serious and responsible for her work. Although the sales are average, the number of customer visits is much higher than that of other colleagues, so she was promoted\nD: Although a certain chain laundry has a higher charge, it has achieved the best profit among its peers due to its first-class quality and considerate service, and has been rewarded by the head office\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: Our society has a vested interest in maintaining a political system in which candidates are free to adhere to their principles. Yet campaigning for elected office is extremely costly, and because only the wealthiest individuals are able to finance their own political campaigns, most candidates must seek funding from private sources. In so doing, the candidates are almost invariably obliged to compromise their principles. Thus, government itself should assume the cost of candidates' campaigns.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the conclusion as it is drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Candidates should not run for elected office if doing so would compel the candidates to compromise their principles.\nB: Voters should not support a candidate if that candidate is known to have accepted funding from private sources.\nC: Candidates wealthy enough to finance their own political campaigns should not be permitted to raise additional funds from private sources.\nD: The government should finance a given activity if doing so will further a vested interest of society.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: Our society has a vested interest in maintaining a political system in which candidates are free to adhere to their principles. Yet campaigning for elected office is extremely costly, and because only the wealthiest individuals are able to finance their own political campaigns, most candidates must seek funding from private sources. In so doing, the candidates are almost invariably obliged to compromise their principles. Thus, government itself should assume the cost of candidates' campaigns.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the conclusion as it is drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Candidates should not run for elected office if doing so would compel the candidates to compromise their principles.\nB: Voters should not support a candidate if that candidate is known to have accepted funding from private sources.\nC: Candidates wealthy enough to finance their own political campaigns should not be permitted to raise additional funds from private sources.\nD: The government should finance a given activity if doing so will further a vested interest of society.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEditorial: Our society has a vested interest in maintaining a political system in which candidates are free to adhere to their principles. Yet campaigning for elected office is extremely costly, and because only the wealthiest individuals are able to finance their own political campaigns, most candidates must seek funding from private sources. In so doing, the candidates are almost invariably obliged to compromise their principles. Thus, government itself should assume the cost of candidates' campaigns.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the conclusion as it is drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Candidates should not run for elected office if doing so would compel the candidates to compromise their principles.\nB: Voters should not support a candidate if that candidate is known to have accepted funding from private sources.\nC: Candidates wealthy enough to finance their own political campaigns should not be permitted to raise additional funds from private sources.\nD: The government should finance a given activity if doing so will further a vested interest of society.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe fact that people who run marathons are ill less often than other people does not prove that running marathons prevents illness, for whether one runs marathons or not depends in part on one' s preexisting state of health.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in which one of the following arguments is most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The fact that two diseases have similar symptoms does not establish that they have the same underlying cause, for dissimilar causes can have similar effects.\nB: Since what music people tend to listen to often depends on what music their friends listen to, the fact that a person listens to a style of music does not prove that he or she truly prefers that style to any other.\nC: Having strong verbal skills encourages people to read more, so the fact that habitual readers tend to be verbally skilled does not prove that reading produces verbal skill.\nD: Musical and mathematical skills are often produced by the same talent for perceiving abstract patterns, so the fact that some mathematicians are not skilled musicians does not prove that they lack the talent that can produce musical skill.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, American manufacturers exported a lot of small, high-value-added goods and outsourced low-value-added products and assembly to other countries. Some of that has now been reversed, with individual companies relocating assembly of some heavy, low-value products at home for logistical reasons, while manufacturing high-value components remains overseas. However, from a global perspective, the comparative advantage of emerging countries is still obvious, and the development potential of manufacturing industry remains. Modern intra-industry trade theory shows that once a country has an advantage in a certain industry or product, due to factors such as increasing returns to scale and imperfect competition, this advantage will be strengthened. Therefore, after decades of manufacturing transfer, emerging countries such as China have formed advantages in manufacturing, which is a great challenge to the return of manufacturing in the United States.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content?\n\nOptions:\nA: The rebound in American manufacturing has a huge impact on emerging countries\nB: Improving technological content and added value is beneficial to the development of manufacturing industry\nC: The change of international division of labor system provides an opportunity for the return of American manufacturing industry\nD: American manufacturing does not have an overall advantage in competing with emerging markets\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, American manufacturers exported a lot of small, high-value-added goods and outsourced low-value-added products and assembly to other countries. Some of that has now been reversed, with individual companies relocating assembly of some heavy, low-value products at home for logistical reasons, while manufacturing high-value components remains overseas. However, from a global perspective, the comparative advantage of emerging countries is still obvious, and the development potential of manufacturing industry remains. Modern intra-industry trade theory shows that once a country has an advantage in a certain industry or product, due to factors such as increasing returns to scale and imperfect competition, this advantage will be strengthened. Therefore, after decades of manufacturing transfer, emerging countries such as China have formed advantages in manufacturing, which is a great challenge to the return of manufacturing in the United States.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content?\n\nOptions:\nA: The rebound in American manufacturing has a huge impact on emerging countries\nB: Improving technological content and added value is beneficial to the development of manufacturing industry\nC: The change of international division of labor system provides an opportunity for the return of American manufacturing industry\nD: American manufacturing does not have an overall advantage in competing with emerging markets\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet not only brings infinite convenience to mankind, but also brings a lot of troubles to people. For families with children, there are great temptations from both positive and negative aspects of network information. Children's long time on the Internet will affect their eyesight and learning. What makes parents worry more is the side effects of pornography, games, violence and so on from the Internet. Therefore, parents should guide and restrict their children on the Internet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following practices is inconsistent with the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teach children how to surf the Internet reasonably\nB: As long as it does not affect learning and physical and mental health, and let children surf the Internet appropriately, we can achieve the purpose of increasing knowledge\nC: Since the Internet affects children's vision and learning, simply turn off the computer\nD: In order to protect children's eyesight, children's online time should be limited\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet not only brings infinite convenience to mankind, but also brings a lot of troubles to people. For families with children, there are great temptations from both positive and negative aspects of network information. Children's long time on the Internet will affect their eyesight and learning. What makes parents worry more is the side effects of pornography, games, violence and so on from the Internet. Therefore, parents should guide and restrict their children on the Internet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following practices is inconsistent with the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teach children how to surf the Internet reasonably\nB: As long as it does not affect learning and physical and mental health, and let children surf the Internet appropriately, we can achieve the purpose of increasing knowledge\nC: Since the Internet affects children's vision and learning, simply turn off the computer\nD: In order to protect children's eyesight, children's online time should be limited\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet not only brings infinite convenience to mankind, but also brings a lot of troubles to people. For families with children, there are great temptations from both positive and negative aspects of network information. Children's long time on the Internet will affect their eyesight and learning. What makes parents worry more is the side effects of pornography, games, violence and so on from the Internet. Therefore, parents should guide and restrict their children on the Internet.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following practices is inconsistent with the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Teach children how to surf the Internet reasonably\nB: As long as it does not affect learning and physical and mental health, and let children surf the Internet appropriately, we can achieve the purpose of increasing knowledge\nC: Since the Internet affects children's vision and learning, simply turn off the computer\nD: In order to protect children's eyesight, children's online time should be limited\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSarah: When commercial fishing boats with permits to fish for certain species accidentally catch a type of fish for which they have no permit, the latter must be thrown back. This is a very wasteful practice because many, if not most, of the rejected fish do not survive. Fishing permits should ttherefore be altered so that fishers can keep fish caught accidentally. Amar: Making it legal to keep those fish would probably lead to a lot more accidents. \n\nQuestion:\nThe technique Amar uses in responding to Sarah's argument is to\n\nOptions:\nA: contend that Sarah's recommendation has an important negative consequence\nB: maintain that Sarah overlooks important lessons from past policies\nC: allude to a factor that supposedly strengthens the case for Sarah's recommendation\nD: point out that Sarah used a crucial term in two distinct senses\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSarah: When commercial fishing boats with permits to fish for certain species accidentally catch a type of fish for which they have no permit, the latter must be thrown back. This is a very wasteful practice because many, if not most, of the rejected fish do not survive. Fishing permits should ttherefore be altered so that fishers can keep fish caught accidentally. Amar: Making it legal to keep those fish would probably lead to a lot more accidents. \n\nQuestion:\nThe technique Amar uses in responding to Sarah's argument is to\n\nOptions:\nA: contend that Sarah's recommendation has an important negative consequence\nB: maintain that Sarah overlooks important lessons from past policies\nC: allude to a factor that supposedly strengthens the case for Sarah's recommendation\nD: point out that Sarah used a crucial term in two distinct senses\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSarah: When commercial fishing boats with permits to fish for certain species accidentally catch a type of fish for which they have no permit, the latter must be thrown back. This is a very wasteful practice because many, if not most, of the rejected fish do not survive. Fishing permits should ttherefore be altered so that fishers can keep fish caught accidentally. Amar: Making it legal to keep those fish would probably lead to a lot more accidents. \n\nQuestion:\nThe technique Amar uses in responding to Sarah's argument is to\n\nOptions:\nA: contend that Sarah's recommendation has an important negative consequence\nB: maintain that Sarah overlooks important lessons from past policies\nC: allude to a factor that supposedly strengthens the case for Sarah's recommendation\nD: point out that Sarah used a crucial term in two distinct senses\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTalent chain refers to the continuous emergence of talents of the same talent. There are two kinds of talent chains. One is called apprentice talent chain. One is called consanguinity type (also known as family type) talent chain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to the talent chain?\n\nOptions:\nA: The survey found that the key positions in a company are equipped with relatives at the top of the company, and some of them do not have professional talents\nB: The employment standard of a certain group is ideal and lofty, tenacious and capable. The group has recruited a number of outstanding talents of different types\nC: An enterprise is recruiting graduate students majoring in software this year. So far, more than 70 young talents with great potential have joined the company\nD: The family style of the Zhang family in the south of the Yangtze River is cautious, and famous writers have appeared for several generations in a row\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTalent chain refers to the continuous emergence of talents of the same talent. There are two kinds of talent chains. One is called apprentice talent chain. One is called consanguinity type (also known as family type) talent chain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to the talent chain?\n\nOptions:\nA: The survey found that the key positions in a company are equipped with relatives at the top of the company, and some of them do not have professional talents\nB: The employment standard of a certain group is ideal and lofty, tenacious and capable. The group has recruited a number of outstanding talents of different types\nC: An enterprise is recruiting graduate students majoring in software this year. So far, more than 70 young talents with great potential have joined the company\nD: The family style of the Zhang family in the south of the Yangtze River is cautious, and famous writers have appeared for several generations in a row\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTalent chain refers to the continuous emergence of talents of the same talent. There are two kinds of talent chains. One is called apprentice talent chain. One is called consanguinity type (also known as family type) talent chain.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to the talent chain?\n\nOptions:\nA: The survey found that the key positions in a company are equipped with relatives at the top of the company, and some of them do not have professional talents\nB: The employment standard of a certain group is ideal and lofty, tenacious and capable. The group has recruited a number of outstanding talents of different types\nC: An enterprise is recruiting graduate students majoring in software this year. So far, more than 70 young talents with great potential have joined the company\nD: The family style of the Zhang family in the south of the Yangtze River is cautious, and famous writers have appeared for several generations in a row\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution conducted a 10-week weight loss test. Participants lost an average of 9 kg, the middle-aged group lost an average of 13 kg, and the youth group lost an average of 7 kg. The researchers attributed the difference in weight loss between the two groups a that the middle-aged group weighed more than the youth group before the test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be drawn from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All participants in the youth group weigh less than those in the middle-age group before the test.\nB: All participants have lost weight\nC: There are more participants in the youth group than in the middle-aged group\nD: There are more participants in the middle-aged group than in the youth group\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution conducted a 10-week weight loss test. Participants lost an average of 9 kg, the middle-aged group lost an average of 13 kg, and the youth group lost an average of 7 kg. The researchers attributed the difference in weight loss between the two groups a that the middle-aged group weighed more than the youth group before the test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be drawn from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All participants in the youth group weigh less than those in the middle-age group before the test.\nB: All participants have lost weight\nC: There are more participants in the youth group than in the middle-aged group\nD: There are more participants in the middle-aged group than in the youth group\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution conducted a 10-week weight loss test. Participants lost an average of 9 kg, the middle-aged group lost an average of 13 kg, and the youth group lost an average of 7 kg. The researchers attributed the difference in weight loss between the two groups a that the middle-aged group weighed more than the youth group before the test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be drawn from above?\n\nOptions:\nA: All participants in the youth group weigh less than those in the middle-age group before the test.\nB: All participants have lost weight\nC: There are more participants in the youth group than in the middle-aged group\nD: There are more participants in the middle-aged group than in the youth group\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\ncientists found that shutting down two genes in the muscle tissue of lab rat severely limited their ability to run, two genes control the synthesis of a protein called AMPK in lab rat skeletal muscle, the muscle that controls movement. These genes allow muscles to make energy from sugar, and if this process is disrupted, the mitochondria, which make energy in muscles, are at lower levels and the muscles do not function properly. So scientists think the differences between couch potatoes and Olympians may all be genetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the scientist's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Couch potatoes can become Olympians with the help of technology.\nB: Some Olympians have genes that make the protein AMPK that no one else has.\nC: Turning off the gene that makes the AMPK protein limits the rar's ability to run.\nD: Studies have shown that genetically modified rat have improved the abilityof running.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\ncientists found that shutting down two genes in the muscle tissue of lab rat severely limited their ability to run, two genes control the synthesis of a protein called AMPK in lab rat skeletal muscle, the muscle that controls movement. These genes allow muscles to make energy from sugar, and if this process is disrupted, the mitochondria, which make energy in muscles, are at lower levels and the muscles do not function properly. So scientists think the differences between couch potatoes and Olympians may all be genetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the scientist's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Couch potatoes can become Olympians with the help of technology.\nB: Some Olympians have genes that make the protein AMPK that no one else has.\nC: Turning off the gene that makes the AMPK protein limits the rar's ability to run.\nD: Studies have shown that genetically modified rat have improved the abilityof running.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\ncientists found that shutting down two genes in the muscle tissue of lab rat severely limited their ability to run, two genes control the synthesis of a protein called AMPK in lab rat skeletal muscle, the muscle that controls movement. These genes allow muscles to make energy from sugar, and if this process is disrupted, the mitochondria, which make energy in muscles, are at lower levels and the muscles do not function properly. So scientists think the differences between couch potatoes and Olympians may all be genetic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the scientist's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Couch potatoes can become Olympians with the help of technology.\nB: Some Olympians have genes that make the protein AMPK that no one else has.\nC: Turning off the gene that makes the AMPK protein limits the rar's ability to run.\nD: Studies have shown that genetically modified rat have improved the abilityof running.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen China was still in the culture of classical localism, on the one hand, the concept of hometown firmly restricted population movement, on the other hand, population movement was free. The migration of the population may not necessarily lead to the development of the relocated area. However, looking at human history, it can be concluded that any developed area must be the result of population migration. With the migration of the population of West Asia, there is the glory of ancient Greece. Only with the immigration of the population of the European continent did the rise of the British Isles come into being. With the tide of going to the east of Shanhaiguan to make a living, the northeast was rich after the late Qing Dynasty. The prosperity of the region is inseparable from the creation and construction of the migrating population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is an accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The floating population between regions is the migrant population.\nB: In ancient China, population migration was restricted.\nC: People who migrate should not be discriminated against or excluded.\nD: If there is no population moving in, there will be no regional development.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPalliative care refers to for those patients who are hopeless or unable to receive curative treatment to take full active medical treatment and care, to control pain and related symptoms, and are paid attention to psychological, social and spiritual problems. Its purpose is for patients and their families to win the best quality of life. Palliative care is also applicable to early-stage cancer patients. Palliative care can be combined with cancer therapy.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not palliative care?\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient was unable to turn over due to his worsening condition and old age and physical frailty. He developed bedsores on his body and also had a mold infection in his mouth. The nurse helped him to take a shower and wiped his body and cleaned his mouth.\nB: A patient was unable to receive anti-cancer treatment because of his advanced cancer and his poor condition. The doctor believes that the patient has no therapeutic value, and advises the patient to go home and recuperate.\nC: A young patient was diagnosed with breast cancer right after she got married. She was very emotional and refused to receive treatment. The doctor provided psychological counseling for her.\nD: A patient suffered severe pain after the operation and could not sleep. The doctor installed a pain pump and gave him a certain sedative so that the patient could rest well.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs for Einstein, in addition to his theory of relativity, he also had philosophical thoughts on science, social governance, cultural issues and incisive remarks, which are sometimes absent from the popular science which traditionally only pays attention to the dissemination of specific scientific knowledge. It cannot be said that this is not a regrettable thing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most appropriate summary of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People don't know enough about scientists.\nB: Einstein's philosophical theory deserves more attention.\nC: The scientific knowledge publicized by popular science should be more extensive.\nD: Real scientists have a wide range of interests in research.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCriminologist: The main purpose of most criminal organizations is to generate profits. The ongoing revolutions in biotechnology and information technology promise to generate enormous profits. Ttherefore, criminal organizations will undoubtedly try to become increasingly involved in these areas.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the criminologist's argument is properly inferred if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Criminal organizations are already heavily involved in every activity that promises to generate enormous profits.\nB: At least some criminal organizations are or will at some point become aware that the ongoing revolutions in biotechnology and information technology promise to generate enormous profits.\nC: Any organization whose main purpose is to generate profits will try to become increasingly involved in any technological revolution that promises to generate enormous profits.\nD: Most criminal organizations are willing to become involved in legal activities if those activities are sufficiently profitable.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe government provides insurance for individuals' bank deposits, but requires the banks to pay the premiums for this insurance. Since it is depositors who primarily benefit from the security this insurance provides, the government should take steps to ensure that depositors who want this security bear the cost of it and thus should make depositors pay the premiums for insuring their own accounts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if established, would do most to justify drawing the conclusion of the argument on the basis of the reasons offered in its support?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any rational system of insurance must base the size of premiums on the degree of risk involved.\nB: The people who stand to benefit from an economic service should always be made to bear the costs of that service.\nC: The choice of not accepting an offered service should always be available, even if there is no charge for the service.\nD: Government-backed security for investors, such as bank depositors, should be provided only when it does not reduce incentives for investors to make responsible investments.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe government provides insurance for individuals' bank deposits, but requires the banks to pay the premiums for this insurance. Since it is depositors who primarily benefit from the security this insurance provides, the government should take steps to ensure that depositors who want this security bear the cost of it and thus should make depositors pay the premiums for insuring their own accounts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if established, would do most to justify drawing the conclusion of the argument on the basis of the reasons offered in its support?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any rational system of insurance must base the size of premiums on the degree of risk involved.\nB: The people who stand to benefit from an economic service should always be made to bear the costs of that service.\nC: The choice of not accepting an offered service should always be available, even if there is no charge for the service.\nD: Government-backed security for investors, such as bank depositors, should be provided only when it does not reduce incentives for investors to make responsible investments.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is the task of China's criminal law to use penalty to fight against all criminal acts, to safeguard national security, to defend the political power of the people's democratic dictatorship and the socialist system, to protect state-owned property and the property collectively owned by the working people, and to protect the privately owned property of citizens. It is the task of our criminal law to protect citizens' personal rights, democratic rights and other rights, maintain social and economic order, and ensure the smooth progress of socialist construction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a correct understanding of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The purpose of China's criminal law is to crack down on illegal and criminal acts\nB: The purpose of China's criminal law is to safeguard the rights of the state and the people\nC: Only criminal law can guarantee the smooth progress of socialist construction\nD: Criminal law does not guarantee the rights of criminals\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is the task of China's criminal law to use penalty to fight against all criminal acts, to safeguard national security, to defend the political power of the people's democratic dictatorship and the socialist system, to protect state-owned property and the property collectively owned by the working people, and to protect the privately owned property of citizens. It is the task of our criminal law to protect citizens' personal rights, democratic rights and other rights, maintain social and economic order, and ensure the smooth progress of socialist construction.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a correct understanding of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The purpose of China's criminal law is to crack down on illegal and criminal acts\nB: The purpose of China's criminal law is to safeguard the rights of the state and the people\nC: Only criminal law can guarantee the smooth progress of socialist construction\nD: Criminal law does not guarantee the rights of criminals\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe laboratory experiment, the most effective method for teaching science, is disappearing from most secondary school curricula, and students are now simulating experiments with computers. This trend should be stopped. It results in many students' completing secondary school and going on to a university without knowing how to work with laboratory equipment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Computers have proven to be a valuable tool for teaching secondary school students scientific terminology.\nB: In some secondary schools, teachers conduct laboratory experiments while students observe.\nC: Secondary schools and universities across the nation have put a great deal of money into purchasing computers.\nD: University students can learn science effectively without having had experience in working with laboratory equipment.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMigraines are caused by changes in certain blood vessels of the brain that result in a local disturbance in the action of a specific nerve-activating chemical. Two migraine remedies, drug K and drug L, have exactly the same restorative effects on the local action of this chemical, but L also disrupts the action of several other chemicals in the brain that governmental activity and the body' s metabolism.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports which one of the following hypotheses?\n\nOptions:\nA: K, unlike L, should be administered immediately after the onset of a migraine.\nB: People whose migraines are treated with L are likely to experience a wider range of effects beyond the cessation of migraines than are people whose migraines are treated with K.\nC: Treatment with L is likely to be slower-acting in its effect on a migraine than is treatment with K.\nD: Neither treatment with L nor treatment with K is likely to have a significant effect on the symptoms of a migraine.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMigraines are caused by changes in certain blood vessels of the brain that result in a local disturbance in the action of a specific nerve-activating chemical. Two migraine remedies, drug K and drug L, have exactly the same restorative effects on the local action of this chemical, but L also disrupts the action of several other chemicals in the brain that governmental activity and the body' s metabolism.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports which one of the following hypotheses?\n\nOptions:\nA: K, unlike L, should be administered immediately after the onset of a migraine.\nB: People whose migraines are treated with L are likely to experience a wider range of effects beyond the cessation of migraines than are people whose migraines are treated with K.\nC: Treatment with L is likely to be slower-acting in its effect on a migraine than is treatment with K.\nD: Neither treatment with L nor treatment with K is likely to have a significant effect on the symptoms of a migraine.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMigraines are caused by changes in certain blood vessels of the brain that result in a local disturbance in the action of a specific nerve-activating chemical. Two migraine remedies, drug K and drug L, have exactly the same restorative effects on the local action of this chemical, but L also disrupts the action of several other chemicals in the brain that governmental activity and the body' s metabolism.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports which one of the following hypotheses?\n\nOptions:\nA: K, unlike L, should be administered immediately after the onset of a migraine.\nB: People whose migraines are treated with L are likely to experience a wider range of effects beyond the cessation of migraines than are people whose migraines are treated with K.\nC: Treatment with L is likely to be slower-acting in its effect on a migraine than is treatment with K.\nD: Neither treatment with L nor treatment with K is likely to have a significant effect on the symptoms of a migraine.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublisher: The new year is approaching, and with it the seasonal demand for books on exercise and fitness. We must do whatever it takes to ship books in that category on time; our competitors have demonstrated a high level of organization, and we cannot afford to be outsold.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the publisher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative that the company ship fitness and exercise books on time.\nB: The company should do whatever is required in order to adopt its competitors' shipping practices.\nC: The company should make shipping books its highest priority.\nD: The company will be outsold if it does not maintain its competitors' high level of organization.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublisher: The new year is approaching, and with it the seasonal demand for books on exercise and fitness. We must do whatever it takes to ship books in that category on time; our competitors have demonstrated a high level of organization, and we cannot afford to be outsold.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the publisher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative that the company ship fitness and exercise books on time.\nB: The company should do whatever is required in order to adopt its competitors' shipping practices.\nC: The company should make shipping books its highest priority.\nD: The company will be outsold if it does not maintain its competitors' high level of organization.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPublisher: The new year is approaching, and with it the seasonal demand for books on exercise and fitness. We must do whatever it takes to ship books in that category on time; our competitors have demonstrated a high level of organization, and we cannot afford to be outsold.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in the publisher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative that the company ship fitness and exercise books on time.\nB: The company should do whatever is required in order to adopt its competitors' shipping practices.\nC: The company should make shipping books its highest priority.\nD: The company will be outsold if it does not maintain its competitors' high level of organization.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA supermarket often finds that there are customers stealing goods without paying, thus affecting the profit. Therefore, the management of the supermarket made up mind to install monitoring equipment inisde and hire more shopping guides, thereby increasing the profit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most important in evaluating the supermarket management's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ratio of the purchase price to the selling price of the goods in the supermarket.\nB: The quantity and price of goods sold by the supermarket each day.\nC: The number and consumption level of customers shopping at the supermarket each day.\nD: The ratio of the loss caused by customers stealing goods to the cost of running monitoring equipment and hiring shopping guides.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA supermarket often finds that there are customers stealing goods without paying, thus affecting the profit. Therefore, the management of the supermarket made up mind to install monitoring equipment inisde and hire more shopping guides, thereby increasing the profit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most important in evaluating the supermarket management's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ratio of the purchase price to the selling price of the goods in the supermarket.\nB: The quantity and price of goods sold by the supermarket each day.\nC: The number and consumption level of customers shopping at the supermarket each day.\nD: The ratio of the loss caused by customers stealing goods to the cost of running monitoring equipment and hiring shopping guides.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA supermarket often finds that there are customers stealing goods without paying, thus affecting the profit. Therefore, the management of the supermarket made up mind to install monitoring equipment inisde and hire more shopping guides, thereby increasing the profit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most important in evaluating the supermarket management's decision?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ratio of the purchase price to the selling price of the goods in the supermarket.\nB: The quantity and price of goods sold by the supermarket each day.\nC: The number and consumption level of customers shopping at the supermarket each day.\nD: The ratio of the loss caused by customers stealing goods to the cost of running monitoring equipment and hiring shopping guides.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGrain depends on land growth, but food productivity depends on the development of technology is General Secretary Xi Jinping's strategic deployment for food security. The simultaneous development of software and hardware will help improve agricultural productivity and land output. With the injection of modern scientific and technological means, agricultural scientific and technological innovation not only helps farmers continue to overcome the impact of the epidemic, but also makes agricultural production more accurate and efficient. Yuan Longping's super hybrid rice, Li Denghai's compact hybrid corn... A batch of international leading grain varieties have been continuously cultivated. From the barren Douli field to the high-yield tons of grain field, from sweat dripping into the soil to contactless spring ploughing, from unpredictable disasters to high-tech disaster prevention, modern technology has helped my country's farming Injected hardcore productivity. This means that there is a bumper harvest of grain, sufficient stocks, and food is stored in the people, so that the country will be prosperous and the people will be safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best title for this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The people are the foundation of the country, and the food is the life of the people\nB: The word stable in grain production takes the lead\nC: To store food in the people can make the country prosperous and the people safe\nD: Improve the level of science and technology to ensure food security\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGrain depends on land growth, but food productivity depends on the development of technology is General Secretary Xi Jinping's strategic deployment for food security. The simultaneous development of software and hardware will help improve agricultural productivity and land output. With the injection of modern scientific and technological means, agricultural scientific and technological innovation not only helps farmers continue to overcome the impact of the epidemic, but also makes agricultural production more accurate and efficient. Yuan Longping's super hybrid rice, Li Denghai's compact hybrid corn... A batch of international leading grain varieties have been continuously cultivated. From the barren Douli field to the high-yield tons of grain field, from sweat dripping into the soil to contactless spring ploughing, from unpredictable disasters to high-tech disaster prevention, modern technology has helped my country's farming Injected hardcore productivity. This means that there is a bumper harvest of grain, sufficient stocks, and food is stored in the people, so that the country will be prosperous and the people will be safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best title for this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The people are the foundation of the country, and the food is the life of the people\nB: The word stable in grain production takes the lead\nC: To store food in the people can make the country prosperous and the people safe\nD: Improve the level of science and technology to ensure food security\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGrain depends on land growth, but food productivity depends on the development of technology is General Secretary Xi Jinping's strategic deployment for food security. The simultaneous development of software and hardware will help improve agricultural productivity and land output. With the injection of modern scientific and technological means, agricultural scientific and technological innovation not only helps farmers continue to overcome the impact of the epidemic, but also makes agricultural production more accurate and efficient. Yuan Longping's super hybrid rice, Li Denghai's compact hybrid corn... A batch of international leading grain varieties have been continuously cultivated. From the barren Douli field to the high-yield tons of grain field, from sweat dripping into the soil to contactless spring ploughing, from unpredictable disasters to high-tech disaster prevention, modern technology has helped my country's farming Injected hardcore productivity. This means that there is a bumper harvest of grain, sufficient stocks, and food is stored in the people, so that the country will be prosperous and the people will be safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the best title for this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The people are the foundation of the country, and the food is the life of the people\nB: The word stable in grain production takes the lead\nC: To store food in the people can make the country prosperous and the people safe\nD: Improve the level of science and technology to ensure food security\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStandard antibiotics usually contain only one active ingredient, while herbal antibiotics contain many. Therefore, herbal drugs are more likely to maintain their efficacy against new drug-resistant bacteria than standard antibiotics.For a strain, it is just as difficult for a chef to make a dish that can satisfy dozens of guests at the same time, just as it is difficult for a chef to make a dish that satisfies the taste of dozens of guests at the same time, while it is much easier to make a dish that satisfies the taste of one guest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you have a large amount of money in the bank, your purchasing power will be very strong. If you have strong purchasing power, you will be happy. So, if you have a lot of money in the bank, you will be happy\nB: The instinct that a full-term baby has after birth disappears at 2 months. The baby is 3 months old, and there is this instinct. So, the baby is not born full-term\nC: Depending on the size, the supermarket may need one or three security guards to prevent theft. If a supermarket decides to use three security guards, it must be a big supermarket\nD: An electric current passes through a wire like a stream of water through a pipe. Because the flow of the large diameter pipeline is larger than that of the small diameter pipeline, the thicker wire carries more electricity than the thin wire\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStandard antibiotics usually contain only one active ingredient, while herbal antibiotics contain many. Therefore, herbal drugs are more likely to maintain their efficacy against new drug-resistant bacteria than standard antibiotics.For a strain, it is just as difficult for a chef to make a dish that can satisfy dozens of guests at the same time, just as it is difficult for a chef to make a dish that satisfies the taste of dozens of guests at the same time, while it is much easier to make a dish that satisfies the taste of one guest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you have a large amount of money in the bank, your purchasing power will be very strong. If you have strong purchasing power, you will be happy. So, if you have a lot of money in the bank, you will be happy\nB: The instinct that a full-term baby has after birth disappears at 2 months. The baby is 3 months old, and there is this instinct. So, the baby is not born full-term\nC: Depending on the size, the supermarket may need one or three security guards to prevent theft. If a supermarket decides to use three security guards, it must be a big supermarket\nD: An electric current passes through a wire like a stream of water through a pipe. Because the flow of the large diameter pipeline is larger than that of the small diameter pipeline, the thicker wire carries more electricity than the thin wire\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStandard antibiotics usually contain only one active ingredient, while herbal antibiotics contain many. Therefore, herbal drugs are more likely to maintain their efficacy against new drug-resistant bacteria than standard antibiotics.For a strain, it is just as difficult for a chef to make a dish that can satisfy dozens of guests at the same time, just as it is difficult for a chef to make a dish that satisfies the taste of dozens of guests at the same time, while it is much easier to make a dish that satisfies the taste of one guest.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning is most similar to the one in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If you have a large amount of money in the bank, your purchasing power will be very strong. If you have strong purchasing power, you will be happy. So, if you have a lot of money in the bank, you will be happy\nB: The instinct that a full-term baby has after birth disappears at 2 months. The baby is 3 months old, and there is this instinct. So, the baby is not born full-term\nC: Depending on the size, the supermarket may need one or three security guards to prevent theft. If a supermarket decides to use three security guards, it must be a big supermarket\nD: An electric current passes through a wire like a stream of water through a pipe. Because the flow of the large diameter pipeline is larger than that of the small diameter pipeline, the thicker wire carries more electricity than the thin wire\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFarmer: A report has just been released that criticizes our corn, alleging that the genetically-modified seed we use is harmful to consumers. However, the report was commissioned by our main competition -- a large-scale corporate farm. The conflict of interest is so obvious that consumers can continue to eat our corn without worry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best explains why the farmer's argument is vulnerable to criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The farmer fails to elaborate on the corporate farm's conflict of interest.\nB: The farmer draws a conclusion without considering alternative motivations for the commissioning the report by the corporate farm.\nC: The farmer wrongly assumes that a conflict of interest automatically negates the validity of the report's conclusion.\nD: The farmer does not provide any evidence as to why their corn is safe for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFarmer: A report has just been released that criticizes our corn, alleging that the genetically-modified seed we use is harmful to consumers. However, the report was commissioned by our main competition -- a large-scale corporate farm. The conflict of interest is so obvious that consumers can continue to eat our corn without worry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best explains why the farmer's argument is vulnerable to criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The farmer fails to elaborate on the corporate farm's conflict of interest.\nB: The farmer draws a conclusion without considering alternative motivations for the commissioning the report by the corporate farm.\nC: The farmer wrongly assumes that a conflict of interest automatically negates the validity of the report's conclusion.\nD: The farmer does not provide any evidence as to why their corn is safe for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFarmer: A report has just been released that criticizes our corn, alleging that the genetically-modified seed we use is harmful to consumers. However, the report was commissioned by our main competition -- a large-scale corporate farm. The conflict of interest is so obvious that consumers can continue to eat our corn without worry.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best explains why the farmer's argument is vulnerable to criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The farmer fails to elaborate on the corporate farm's conflict of interest.\nB: The farmer draws a conclusion without considering alternative motivations for the commissioning the report by the corporate farm.\nC: The farmer wrongly assumes that a conflict of interest automatically negates the validity of the report's conclusion.\nD: The farmer does not provide any evidence as to why their corn is safe for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA warehouse has six warehouses and is arranged in order from 1 to 6. There are six kinds of goods, namely F, G, L, M, P and T. Each warehouse stores exactly one of the six kinds of goods, and different kinds of goods cannot be stored in the same warehouse. The following conditions need to be met when storing goods: (1) the warehouse number for storing goods G is larger than that for storing L. (2) the warehouse number for storing goods L is larger than that for storing T. (3) the warehouse number for storing goods P is larger than that for storing F.(4)the warehouse for storing goods T is next to the warehouse for storing goods P.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: The warehouse where F is stored is next to the warehouse where M is stored.\nB: The warehouse where G is stored is next to the warehouse where M is stored.\nC: The warehouse where P is stored is next to the warehouse where L is stored.\nD: The warehouse where L is stored is next to the warehouse where F is stored.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, British scientists have put forward a view that sponges have no brains or even any nerve cells.Animals that have lived on the earth for hundreds of millions of years also had nerve cells in ancient times, but they gave up in subsequent evolution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sponge has the genes needed to build the nervous system, and for the sponge, whether it is the brain or the simple nervous system, it may be a cumbersome and a waste of energy.\nB: Now studies have found that the comb jelly with a Ctenophores nervous system is the sister group of all other animals and the best representative of animal ancestors.\nC: The oldest known animals with complex brains appeared much earlier than sponges. They have sophisticated brain-like structures and specialized neural networks.\nD: Compared with their close relatives, some parasites lose their complex nervous system because of the parasitic lifestyle; while sponges, compared with their close relatives, the lifestyle is similar to parasitism.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, British scientists have put forward a view that sponges have no brains or even any nerve cells.Animals that have lived on the earth for hundreds of millions of years also had nerve cells in ancient times, but they gave up in subsequent evolution.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sponge has the genes needed to build the nervous system, and for the sponge, whether it is the brain or the simple nervous system, it may be a cumbersome and a waste of energy.\nB: Now studies have found that the comb jelly with a Ctenophores nervous system is the sister group of all other animals and the best representative of animal ancestors.\nC: The oldest known animals with complex brains appeared much earlier than sponges. They have sophisticated brain-like structures and specialized neural networks.\nD: Compared with their close relatives, some parasites lose their complex nervous system because of the parasitic lifestyle; while sponges, compared with their close relatives, the lifestyle is similar to parasitism.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost experts believe that setting up full-time posts for production safety can really reduce the incidence of accidents in coal mines. But in fact, the accident rate of coal mines with full-time posts for production safety is similar to that of those that do not have full-time posts for production safety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is most helpful in explaining this inconsistency?\n\nOptions:\nA: The establishment of full-time posts for production safety will reduce labor productivity.\nB: Small coal mines are more prone to accidents than big ones.\nC: Coal mines with full-time posts for production safety are more prone to accidents because of poor geological conditions.\nD: To reduce the incidence of accidents mainly depends on production safety education.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost experts believe that setting up full-time posts for production safety can really reduce the incidence of accidents in coal mines. But in fact, the accident rate of coal mines with full-time posts for production safety is similar to that of those that do not have full-time posts for production safety.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is most helpful in explaining this inconsistency?\n\nOptions:\nA: The establishment of full-time posts for production safety will reduce labor productivity.\nB: Small coal mines are more prone to accidents than big ones.\nC: Coal mines with full-time posts for production safety are more prone to accidents because of poor geological conditions.\nD: To reduce the incidence of accidents mainly depends on production safety education.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAisha: Vadim is going to be laid off. Vadim' s work as a programmer has been exemplary since joining the firm. But management has already made the decision to lay off a programmer. And this firm strictly follows a policy of laying off the most recently hired programmer in such cases.\n\nQuestion:\nAisha's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Vadim is the most recently hired programmer at the firm.\nB: Every other programmer at the firm has done better work than Vadim.\nC: When Vadim was hired, the policy of laying off the most recently hired programmer was clearly explained.\nD: The firm values experience in its programmers more highly than any other quality.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAisha: Vadim is going to be laid off. Vadim' s work as a programmer has been exemplary since joining the firm. But management has already made the decision to lay off a programmer. And this firm strictly follows a policy of laying off the most recently hired programmer in such cases.\n\nQuestion:\nAisha's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Vadim is the most recently hired programmer at the firm.\nB: Every other programmer at the firm has done better work than Vadim.\nC: When Vadim was hired, the policy of laying off the most recently hired programmer was clearly explained.\nD: The firm values experience in its programmers more highly than any other quality.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers looked at 241 stroke patients. Of the 88 patients with systemic strokes, 78 had specific creases on their earlobes, and 112 of the 153 patients with temporary ischemic strokes (commonly known as microstrokes / small strokes) had the same phenomenon. The researchers believe that we should consider adding this kind of crease on the earlobe to the list of risk factors for a typical stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The crease of the earlobe is one of the visual indicators of potential health risks, which means an increase in various health risks.\nB: Blockage of arterioles deteriorates blood circulation in the head and neck, caused creases in the earlobe and increased the risk of stroke\nC: Creases in the earlobe are associated with an increased risk of diabetes, hypertension, ischemic heart disease and peripheral vascular disease.\nD: With the increase of age, the blood circulation of the skin slows down, the elasticity of the skin of the earlobe decreases, and finally there are creases.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers looked at 241 stroke patients. Of the 88 patients with systemic strokes, 78 had specific creases on their earlobes, and 112 of the 153 patients with temporary ischemic strokes (commonly known as microstrokes / small strokes) had the same phenomenon. The researchers believe that we should consider adding this kind of crease on the earlobe to the list of risk factors for a typical stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The crease of the earlobe is one of the visual indicators of potential health risks, which means an increase in various health risks.\nB: Blockage of arterioles deteriorates blood circulation in the head and neck, caused creases in the earlobe and increased the risk of stroke\nC: Creases in the earlobe are associated with an increased risk of diabetes, hypertension, ischemic heart disease and peripheral vascular disease.\nD: With the increase of age, the blood circulation of the skin slows down, the elasticity of the skin of the earlobe decreases, and finally there are creases.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers looked at 241 stroke patients. Of the 88 patients with systemic strokes, 78 had specific creases on their earlobes, and 112 of the 153 patients with temporary ischemic strokes (commonly known as microstrokes / small strokes) had the same phenomenon. The researchers believe that we should consider adding this kind of crease on the earlobe to the list of risk factors for a typical stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The crease of the earlobe is one of the visual indicators of potential health risks, which means an increase in various health risks.\nB: Blockage of arterioles deteriorates blood circulation in the head and neck, caused creases in the earlobe and increased the risk of stroke\nC: Creases in the earlobe are associated with an increased risk of diabetes, hypertension, ischemic heart disease and peripheral vascular disease.\nD: With the increase of age, the blood circulation of the skin slows down, the elasticity of the skin of the earlobe decreases, and finally there are creases.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShake to make friends, Shake to find a restaurant and Shake to sing have become a new way of life for people in the smartphone era. However, the location to come out in the process of shaking is often quite different from the actual location, ranging from tens of meters to hundreds of meters. This often brings users the trouble of looking for it in big cities with dense buildings. With the development of Internet technology, cloud computing may provide a solution to this problem. Experts believe that cloud computing can provide positioning accuracy correction services, which are generated by the combination of cloud computing and positioning navigation, but the positioning accuracy is up to 1 meter. As the main theme of the information industry, cloud computing brings unexpected changes to people's lives. It serves various groups more and more deeply, and even changes the consumption pattern of the whole society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The era of smartphones brings new confusion\nB: Cloud computing makes accurate positioning possible\nC: The Information Industry guides the change of Life style\nD: Location service affects the pattern of social consumption\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShake to make friends, Shake to find a restaurant and Shake to sing have become a new way of life for people in the smartphone era. However, the location to come out in the process of shaking is often quite different from the actual location, ranging from tens of meters to hundreds of meters. This often brings users the trouble of looking for it in big cities with dense buildings. With the development of Internet technology, cloud computing may provide a solution to this problem. Experts believe that cloud computing can provide positioning accuracy correction services, which are generated by the combination of cloud computing and positioning navigation, but the positioning accuracy is up to 1 meter. As the main theme of the information industry, cloud computing brings unexpected changes to people's lives. It serves various groups more and more deeply, and even changes the consumption pattern of the whole society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The era of smartphones brings new confusion\nB: Cloud computing makes accurate positioning possible\nC: The Information Industry guides the change of Life style\nD: Location service affects the pattern of social consumption\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nShake to make friends, Shake to find a restaurant and Shake to sing have become a new way of life for people in the smartphone era. However, the location to come out in the process of shaking is often quite different from the actual location, ranging from tens of meters to hundreds of meters. This often brings users the trouble of looking for it in big cities with dense buildings. With the development of Internet technology, cloud computing may provide a solution to this problem. Experts believe that cloud computing can provide positioning accuracy correction services, which are generated by the combination of cloud computing and positioning navigation, but the positioning accuracy is up to 1 meter. As the main theme of the information industry, cloud computing brings unexpected changes to people's lives. It serves various groups more and more deeply, and even changes the consumption pattern of the whole society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The era of smartphones brings new confusion\nB: Cloud computing makes accurate positioning possible\nC: The Information Industry guides the change of Life style\nD: Location service affects the pattern of social consumption\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many students have chosen to study abroad. They believe that gold plating can increase their competitiveness in future employment. However, the data in the '2017 Returnee Employment Ability Survey Report' shows that it is not easy for returnees to find a job after returning to China, and some returnees believe that they have certain disadvantages in employment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if it is true, can best explain the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The popularity of the returnee status has a greater relationship with the industry.\nB: Most returnees are not familiar with the domestic employment situation and enterprise needs.\nC: The actual salary levels of most returnees do not meet their expectations.\nD: Graduates of famous overseas universities such as Oxford are still favored by employers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many students have chosen to study abroad. They believe that gold plating can increase their competitiveness in future employment. However, the data in the '2017 Returnee Employment Ability Survey Report' shows that it is not easy for returnees to find a job after returning to China, and some returnees believe that they have certain disadvantages in employment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if it is true, can best explain the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The popularity of the returnee status has a greater relationship with the industry.\nB: Most returnees are not familiar with the domestic employment situation and enterprise needs.\nC: The actual salary levels of most returnees do not meet their expectations.\nD: Graduates of famous overseas universities such as Oxford are still favored by employers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many students have chosen to study abroad. They believe that gold plating can increase their competitiveness in future employment. However, the data in the '2017 Returnee Employment Ability Survey Report' shows that it is not easy for returnees to find a job after returning to China, and some returnees believe that they have certain disadvantages in employment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if it is true, can best explain the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The popularity of the returnee status has a greater relationship with the industry.\nB: Most returnees are not familiar with the domestic employment situation and enterprise needs.\nC: The actual salary levels of most returnees do not meet their expectations.\nD: Graduates of famous overseas universities such as Oxford are still favored by employers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditionally, decision making by managers that is reasoned step-by-step has been considered preferable to intuitive decision making. However, a recent study found that top managers used intuition significantly more than did most middle-or lower-level managers. This confirms the alternative view that intuition is actually more effective than careful, methodical reasoning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above is based on which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decisions made by middle-and lower-level managers can be made as easily by using methodical reasoning as by using intuitive reasoning.\nB: Top managers are more effective at decision making than middle-or lower-level managers.\nC: Methodical, step-by-step reasoning is inappropriate for making many real-life management decisions.\nD: Top managers have the ability to use either Intuitive reasoning or methodical, step-by-step reasoning in making decisions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditionally, decision making by managers that is reasoned step-by-step has been considered preferable to intuitive decision making. However, a recent study found that top managers used intuition significantly more than did most middle-or lower-level managers. This confirms the alternative view that intuition is actually more effective than careful, methodical reasoning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above is based on which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The decisions made by middle-and lower-level managers can be made as easily by using methodical reasoning as by using intuitive reasoning.\nB: Top managers are more effective at decision making than middle-or lower-level managers.\nC: Methodical, step-by-step reasoning is inappropriate for making many real-life management decisions.\nD: Top managers have the ability to use either Intuitive reasoning or methodical, step-by-step reasoning in making decisions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen trying to identify new technologies that promise to transform the marketplace, market researchers survey the managers of those companies that are developing new technologies. Such managers have an enormous stake in succeeding, so they invariably overstate the potential of their new technologies. Surprisingly, however, market researchers typically do not survey a new technology' s potential buyers, even though it is the buyers-not the producers-who will ultimately determine a technology' s commercial success.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best accounts for the typical survey practices among market researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The developers of a new technology are generally no better positioned than its potential buyers to gauge how rapidly the new technology can be efficiently mass-produced.\nB: The potential buyers for not-yet-available technologies can seldom be reliably identified.\nC: People who promote the virtues of a new technology typically fail to consider that the old technology that is currently in use continues to be improved, often substantially.\nD: Investors are unlikely to invest substantial amounts of capital in a company whose own managers are skeptical about the commercial prospects of a new technology they are developing.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen trying to identify new technologies that promise to transform the marketplace, market researchers survey the managers of those companies that are developing new technologies. Such managers have an enormous stake in succeeding, so they invariably overstate the potential of their new technologies. Surprisingly, however, market researchers typically do not survey a new technology' s potential buyers, even though it is the buyers-not the producers-who will ultimately determine a technology' s commercial success.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best accounts for the typical survey practices among market researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: The developers of a new technology are generally no better positioned than its potential buyers to gauge how rapidly the new technology can be efficiently mass-produced.\nB: The potential buyers for not-yet-available technologies can seldom be reliably identified.\nC: People who promote the virtues of a new technology typically fail to consider that the old technology that is currently in use continues to be improved, often substantially.\nD: Investors are unlikely to invest substantial amounts of capital in a company whose own managers are skeptical about the commercial prospects of a new technology they are developing.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough exposure to asbestos is the primary cause of mesothelioma, a slow-developing cancer, researchers believe that infection by the SV40 virus is a contributing cause, since in the United States 60 percent of tissue samples from mesotheliomas, but none from healthy tissue, contain SV40. SV40 is a monkey virus; however, in 1960 some polio vaccine was contaminated with the virus. Researchers hypothesize that this vaccine was the source of the virus found in mesotheliomas decades later.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly supports the researchers' hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Finland, where the polio vaccine was never contaminated, samples from mesotheliomas do not contain SV40.\nB: Changes in the technique of manufacturing the vaccine now prevent contamination with SV40.\nC: Recently discovered samples of the vaccine dating from 1960 still show traces of the virus.\nD: SV40 is widely used as a research tool in cancer laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough exposure to asbestos is the primary cause of mesothelioma, a slow-developing cancer, researchers believe that infection by the SV40 virus is a contributing cause, since in the United States 60 percent of tissue samples from mesotheliomas, but none from healthy tissue, contain SV40. SV40 is a monkey virus; however, in 1960 some polio vaccine was contaminated with the virus. Researchers hypothesize that this vaccine was the source of the virus found in mesotheliomas decades later.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly supports the researchers' hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Finland, where the polio vaccine was never contaminated, samples from mesotheliomas do not contain SV40.\nB: Changes in the technique of manufacturing the vaccine now prevent contamination with SV40.\nC: Recently discovered samples of the vaccine dating from 1960 still show traces of the virus.\nD: SV40 is widely used as a research tool in cancer laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough exposure to asbestos is the primary cause of mesothelioma, a slow-developing cancer, researchers believe that infection by the SV40 virus is a contributing cause, since in the United States 60 percent of tissue samples from mesotheliomas, but none from healthy tissue, contain SV40. SV40 is a monkey virus; however, in 1960 some polio vaccine was contaminated with the virus. Researchers hypothesize that this vaccine was the source of the virus found in mesotheliomas decades later.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strongly supports the researchers' hypothesis?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Finland, where the polio vaccine was never contaminated, samples from mesotheliomas do not contain SV40.\nB: Changes in the technique of manufacturing the vaccine now prevent contamination with SV40.\nC: Recently discovered samples of the vaccine dating from 1960 still show traces of the virus.\nD: SV40 is widely used as a research tool in cancer laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll etching tools are either pin-tipped or bladed. While some bladed etching tools are used for engraving, some are not. On the other hand, all pin-tipped etching tools are used for engraving. Thus, there are more etching tools that are used for engraving than there are etching tools that are not used for engraving.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: All etching tools that are not used for engraving are bladed.\nB: No etching tool is both pin-tipped and bladed.\nC: All tools used for engraving are etching tools as well.\nD: There are as many pin-tipped etching tools as there are bladed etching tools.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll etching tools are either pin-tipped or bladed. While some bladed etching tools are used for engraving, some are not. On the other hand, all pin-tipped etching tools are used for engraving. Thus, there are more etching tools that are used for engraving than there are etching tools that are not used for engraving.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: All etching tools that are not used for engraving are bladed.\nB: No etching tool is both pin-tipped and bladed.\nC: All tools used for engraving are etching tools as well.\nD: There are as many pin-tipped etching tools as there are bladed etching tools.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll etching tools are either pin-tipped or bladed. While some bladed etching tools are used for engraving, some are not. On the other hand, all pin-tipped etching tools are used for engraving. Thus, there are more etching tools that are used for engraving than there are etching tools that are not used for engraving.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: All etching tools that are not used for engraving are bladed.\nB: No etching tool is both pin-tipped and bladed.\nC: All tools used for engraving are etching tools as well.\nD: There are as many pin-tipped etching tools as there are bladed etching tools.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll etching tools are either pin-tipped or bladed. While some bladed etching tools are used for engraving, some are not. On the other hand, all pin-tipped etching tools are used for engraving. Thus, there are more etching tools that are used for engraving than there are etching tools that are not used for engraving.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: All etching tools that are not used for engraving are bladed.\nB: No etching tool is both pin-tipped and bladed.\nC: All tools used for engraving are etching tools as well.\nD: There are as many pin-tipped etching tools as there are bladed etching tools.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncreased levels of fatty protein in the blood increase the amount of energy that human tissue absorbs from excess cholesterol, which in turn lowers cholesterol in the blood. Some people through regular physical exercise and weight loss, can significantly increase the blood concentration of high levels of fatty protein.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above material, which of the following options can draw conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physical exercise and weight loss are the most effective ways to reduce high cholesterol in the blood\nB: Some people lower cholesterol in the blood by exercising regularly and losing weight\nC: People of standard weight can lower cholesterol in their blood simply by exercising regularly\nD: People who don't exercise very often, especially fat people, have an increased risk of cholesterol in their blood as they get older\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncreased levels of fatty protein in the blood increase the amount of energy that human tissue absorbs from excess cholesterol, which in turn lowers cholesterol in the blood. Some people through regular physical exercise and weight loss, can significantly increase the blood concentration of high levels of fatty protein.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above material, which of the following options can draw conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physical exercise and weight loss are the most effective ways to reduce high cholesterol in the blood\nB: Some people lower cholesterol in the blood by exercising regularly and losing weight\nC: People of standard weight can lower cholesterol in their blood simply by exercising regularly\nD: People who don't exercise very often, especially fat people, have an increased risk of cholesterol in their blood as they get older\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIncreased levels of fatty protein in the blood increase the amount of energy that human tissue absorbs from excess cholesterol, which in turn lowers cholesterol in the blood. Some people through regular physical exercise and weight loss, can significantly increase the blood concentration of high levels of fatty protein.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above material, which of the following options can draw conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Physical exercise and weight loss are the most effective ways to reduce high cholesterol in the blood\nB: Some people lower cholesterol in the blood by exercising regularly and losing weight\nC: People of standard weight can lower cholesterol in their blood simply by exercising regularly\nD: People who don't exercise very often, especially fat people, have an increased risk of cholesterol in their blood as they get older\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current income tax rate for domestic and foreign-funded enterprises is 33%. A preferential tax rate of 24% and 15% is applied to some foreign-funded enterprises and 27% to domestic low-profit enterprises. To set the tax rate of the Enterprise income tax Law (draft) at 25% is to reduce the tax burden on domestic enterprises and to control the reduction in fiscal revenue within an affordable range, and to consider the tax rates of the international community, especially those of neighboring countries (regions). The average tax rate of 159 countries (regions) that implement enterprise income tax is 28.6%, while the average tax rate of 18 countries (regions) around China is 26.7%. The new tax rate is moderately low internationally, which is conducive to improving the competitiveness of enterprises and attracting foreign investment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: New measures of tax rate: from internal and external differences to equal treatment.\nB: A new starting point for enterprises: competition on the same stage and fair competition.\nC: The tax rate of 25% is moderately low internationally.\nD: Adjusting the tax rate will help to improve the competitiveness of enterprises.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current income tax rate for domestic and foreign-funded enterprises is 33%. A preferential tax rate of 24% and 15% is applied to some foreign-funded enterprises and 27% to domestic low-profit enterprises. To set the tax rate of the Enterprise income tax Law (draft) at 25% is to reduce the tax burden on domestic enterprises and to control the reduction in fiscal revenue within an affordable range, and to consider the tax rates of the international community, especially those of neighboring countries (regions). The average tax rate of 159 countries (regions) that implement enterprise income tax is 28.6%, while the average tax rate of 18 countries (regions) around China is 26.7%. The new tax rate is moderately low internationally, which is conducive to improving the competitiveness of enterprises and attracting foreign investment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: New measures of tax rate: from internal and external differences to equal treatment.\nB: A new starting point for enterprises: competition on the same stage and fair competition.\nC: The tax rate of 25% is moderately low internationally.\nD: Adjusting the tax rate will help to improve the competitiveness of enterprises.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current income tax rate for domestic and foreign-funded enterprises is 33%. A preferential tax rate of 24% and 15% is applied to some foreign-funded enterprises and 27% to domestic low-profit enterprises. To set the tax rate of the Enterprise income tax Law (draft) at 25% is to reduce the tax burden on domestic enterprises and to control the reduction in fiscal revenue within an affordable range, and to consider the tax rates of the international community, especially those of neighboring countries (regions). The average tax rate of 159 countries (regions) that implement enterprise income tax is 28.6%, while the average tax rate of 18 countries (regions) around China is 26.7%. The new tax rate is moderately low internationally, which is conducive to improving the competitiveness of enterprises and attracting foreign investment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: New measures of tax rate: from internal and external differences to equal treatment.\nB: A new starting point for enterprises: competition on the same stage and fair competition.\nC: The tax rate of 25% is moderately low internationally.\nD: Adjusting the tax rate will help to improve the competitiveness of enterprises.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current income tax rate for domestic and foreign-funded enterprises is 33%. A preferential tax rate of 24% and 15% is applied to some foreign-funded enterprises and 27% to domestic low-profit enterprises. To set the tax rate of the Enterprise income tax Law (draft) at 25% is to reduce the tax burden on domestic enterprises and to control the reduction in fiscal revenue within an affordable range, and to consider the tax rates of the international community, especially those of neighboring countries (regions). The average tax rate of 159 countries (regions) that implement enterprise income tax is 28.6%, while the average tax rate of 18 countries (regions) around China is 26.7%. The new tax rate is moderately low internationally, which is conducive to improving the competitiveness of enterprises and attracting foreign investment.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main content of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: New measures of tax rate: from internal and external differences to equal treatment.\nB: A new starting point for enterprises: competition on the same stage and fair competition.\nC: The tax rate of 25% is moderately low internationally.\nD: Adjusting the tax rate will help to improve the competitiveness of enterprises.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeteorologist: The number of tornadoes reported annually has more than doubled since the 1950s. But their actual number has probably not increased. Our ability to find tornadoes has improved, so we' re probably just finding a higher percentage of them than we used to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the meteorologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The annual number of deaths due to tornadoes has increased steadily since the 1950s.\nB: The number of tornadoes hitting major population centers annually has more than doubled since the 1950s.\nC: The geographic range in which tornadoes are most prevalent has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\nD: The number of large and medium sized tornadoes reported annually has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeteorologist: The number of tornadoes reported annually has more than doubled since the 1950s. But their actual number has probably not increased. Our ability to find tornadoes has improved, so we' re probably just finding a higher percentage of them than we used to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the meteorologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The annual number of deaths due to tornadoes has increased steadily since the 1950s.\nB: The number of tornadoes hitting major population centers annually has more than doubled since the 1950s.\nC: The geographic range in which tornadoes are most prevalent has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\nD: The number of large and medium sized tornadoes reported annually has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMeteorologist: The number of tornadoes reported annually has more than doubled since the 1950s. But their actual number has probably not increased. Our ability to find tornadoes has improved, so we' re probably just finding a higher percentage of them than we used to.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the meteorologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The annual number of deaths due to tornadoes has increased steadily since the 1950s.\nB: The number of tornadoes hitting major population centers annually has more than doubled since the 1950s.\nC: The geographic range in which tornadoes are most prevalent has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\nD: The number of large and medium sized tornadoes reported annually has remained roughly constant since the 1950s.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt Happywell, Inc. , last year the average annual salary for dieticians was $50, 000, while the average annual salary for physical therapists was $42, 000. The average annual salary for all Happywell employees last year was $40, 000.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is correct, which one of the following conclusions can properly be drawn on the basis of it?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no dietician at Happywell last year who earned less than the average for a physical therapist.\nB: At least one Happywell employee earned less than the average for a physical therapist last year.\nC: At least one dietician earned more than the highest-paid Happywell physical therapist last year.\nD: There were more physical therapists than dieticians at Happywell last year.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt Happywell, Inc. , last year the average annual salary for dieticians was $50, 000, while the average annual salary for physical therapists was $42, 000. The average annual salary for all Happywell employees last year was $40, 000.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is correct, which one of the following conclusions can properly be drawn on the basis of it?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no dietician at Happywell last year who earned less than the average for a physical therapist.\nB: At least one Happywell employee earned less than the average for a physical therapist last year.\nC: At least one dietician earned more than the highest-paid Happywell physical therapist last year.\nD: There were more physical therapists than dieticians at Happywell last year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt Happywell, Inc. , last year the average annual salary for dieticians was $50, 000, while the average annual salary for physical therapists was $42, 000. The average annual salary for all Happywell employees last year was $40, 000.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is correct, which one of the following conclusions can properly be drawn on the basis of it?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no dietician at Happywell last year who earned less than the average for a physical therapist.\nB: At least one Happywell employee earned less than the average for a physical therapist last year.\nC: At least one dietician earned more than the highest-paid Happywell physical therapist last year.\nD: There were more physical therapists than dieticians at Happywell last year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt Happywell, Inc. , last year the average annual salary for dieticians was $50, 000, while the average annual salary for physical therapists was $42, 000. The average annual salary for all Happywell employees last year was $40, 000.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the information above is correct, which one of the following conclusions can properly be drawn on the basis of it?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no dietician at Happywell last year who earned less than the average for a physical therapist.\nB: At least one Happywell employee earned less than the average for a physical therapist last year.\nC: At least one dietician earned more than the highest-paid Happywell physical therapist last year.\nD: There were more physical therapists than dieticians at Happywell last year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years following an eight-cent increase in the federal tax on a pack of cigarettes, sales of cigarettes fell ten percent. In contrast, in the year prior to the tax increase, sales had fallen one percent. The volume of cigarette sales is ttherefore strongly related to the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above requires which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: As the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes rises, the pretax price also rises.\nB: The pretax price of a pack of cigarettes gradually decreased throughout the year before and the year after the tax increase.\nC: During the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes did not increase by as much as it had during the year prior to the tax increase.\nD: For the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes was not eight or more cents lower than it had been the previous year.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years following an eight-cent increase in the federal tax on a pack of cigarettes, sales of cigarettes fell ten percent. In contrast, in the year prior to the tax increase, sales had fallen one percent. The volume of cigarette sales is ttherefore strongly related to the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above requires which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: As the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes rises, the pretax price also rises.\nB: The pretax price of a pack of cigarettes gradually decreased throughout the year before and the year after the tax increase.\nC: During the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes did not increase by as much as it had during the year prior to the tax increase.\nD: For the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes was not eight or more cents lower than it had been the previous year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years following an eight-cent increase in the federal tax on a pack of cigarettes, sales of cigarettes fell ten percent. In contrast, in the year prior to the tax increase, sales had fallen one percent. The volume of cigarette sales is ttherefore strongly related to the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above requires which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: As the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes rises, the pretax price also rises.\nB: The pretax price of a pack of cigarettes gradually decreased throughout the year before and the year after the tax increase.\nC: During the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes did not increase by as much as it had during the year prior to the tax increase.\nD: For the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes was not eight or more cents lower than it had been the previous year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years following an eight-cent increase in the federal tax on a pack of cigarettes, sales of cigarettes fell ten percent. In contrast, in the year prior to the tax increase, sales had fallen one percent. The volume of cigarette sales is ttherefore strongly related to the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above requires which of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: As the after-tax price of a pack of cigarettes rises, the pretax price also rises.\nB: The pretax price of a pack of cigarettes gradually decreased throughout the year before and the year after the tax increase.\nC: During the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes did not increase by as much as it had during the year prior to the tax increase.\nD: For the year following the tax increase, the pretax price of a pack of cigarettes was not eight or more cents lower than it had been the previous year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, cats fed canned cat food eat fewer ounces of food per day than do cats fed dry cat food; the canned food contains more calories per ounce than does the dry food. Nonetheless, feeding a cat canned cat food typically costs more per day than does feeding it dry cat food.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Canned cat food typically costs more per ounce than does dry cat food.\nB: On average, it costs no less to feed a cat that eats fewer ounces of food per day than it does to feed a cat that eats more ounces of food per day.\nC: On average, cats fed canned cat food eat more calories per day than do cats fed dry cat food.\nD: Typically, cats are fed either canned cat food or dry cat food, or both.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, cats fed canned cat food eat fewer ounces of food per day than do cats fed dry cat food; the canned food contains more calories per ounce than does the dry food. Nonetheless, feeding a cat canned cat food typically costs more per day than does feeding it dry cat food.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Canned cat food typically costs more per ounce than does dry cat food.\nB: On average, it costs no less to feed a cat that eats fewer ounces of food per day than it does to feed a cat that eats more ounces of food per day.\nC: On average, cats fed canned cat food eat more calories per day than do cats fed dry cat food.\nD: Typically, cats are fed either canned cat food or dry cat food, or both.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe whole society should form a firewall to resist the bad information on the network. Network cultural products directly face the public, whether operators operate illegally, the audience is the first to know, the most have the right to speak. To supervise the network culture industry, we should rely on the masses and mobilize the masses. We should improve the reporting system of the masses, build a strict social supervision network, so that there is no hiding place for illegal acts in the development of the network culture industry, guide and educate the broad masses of netizens to enhance their identification ability and keep a clear head in the face of all kinds of network cultural products. do not be deceived, do not go astray; help netizens improve their moral cultivation, build iron walls ideologically, and consciously resist bad information spread through the network.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: To supervise the network culture industry, it is necessary to build a supervision network\nB: The supervision of the network culture industry should rely on the strength of the masses\nC: Operators of network culture industry should consciously resist bad information\nD: The operators of the network culture industry should take the initiative to accept the supervision of the masses\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe whole society should form a firewall to resist the bad information on the network. Network cultural products directly face the public, whether operators operate illegally, the audience is the first to know, the most have the right to speak. To supervise the network culture industry, we should rely on the masses and mobilize the masses. We should improve the reporting system of the masses, build a strict social supervision network, so that there is no hiding place for illegal acts in the development of the network culture industry, guide and educate the broad masses of netizens to enhance their identification ability and keep a clear head in the face of all kinds of network cultural products. do not be deceived, do not go astray; help netizens improve their moral cultivation, build iron walls ideologically, and consciously resist bad information spread through the network.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: To supervise the network culture industry, it is necessary to build a supervision network\nB: The supervision of the network culture industry should rely on the strength of the masses\nC: Operators of network culture industry should consciously resist bad information\nD: The operators of the network culture industry should take the initiative to accept the supervision of the masses\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe whole society should form a firewall to resist the bad information on the network. Network cultural products directly face the public, whether operators operate illegally, the audience is the first to know, the most have the right to speak. To supervise the network culture industry, we should rely on the masses and mobilize the masses. We should improve the reporting system of the masses, build a strict social supervision network, so that there is no hiding place for illegal acts in the development of the network culture industry, guide and educate the broad masses of netizens to enhance their identification ability and keep a clear head in the face of all kinds of network cultural products. do not be deceived, do not go astray; help netizens improve their moral cultivation, build iron walls ideologically, and consciously resist bad information spread through the network.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: To supervise the network culture industry, it is necessary to build a supervision network\nB: The supervision of the network culture industry should rely on the strength of the masses\nC: Operators of network culture industry should consciously resist bad information\nD: The operators of the network culture industry should take the initiative to accept the supervision of the masses\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnterprises in the booming period, often tense and busy, there is no time and energy to design and build qionglou Yuyu; When all the important work is done, time and energy are focused on building office buildings. So the more perfectly designed and lavishly decorated a company's office buildings, the closer it is to dissolution; When a company's building design and construction are perfected, its existence gradually becomes meaningless. This is known as the office Building Rule.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most questions the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The office building of an enterprise is beautifully built, and the enterprise is thriving after moving in.\nB: If a business spends all its time and energy building office buildings, it doesn't invest enough in other important tasks.\nC: The construction of luxury office towers tends to increase the operating costs of companies and hurt their actual earnings.\nD: The more dilapidated the office building, the more vitality and vitality the enterprise has.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnterprises in the booming period, often tense and busy, there is no time and energy to design and build qionglou Yuyu; When all the important work is done, time and energy are focused on building office buildings. So the more perfectly designed and lavishly decorated a company's office buildings, the closer it is to dissolution; When a company's building design and construction are perfected, its existence gradually becomes meaningless. This is known as the office Building Rule.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most questions the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The office building of an enterprise is beautifully built, and the enterprise is thriving after moving in.\nB: If a business spends all its time and energy building office buildings, it doesn't invest enough in other important tasks.\nC: The construction of luxury office towers tends to increase the operating costs of companies and hurt their actual earnings.\nD: The more dilapidated the office building, the more vitality and vitality the enterprise has.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnterprises in the booming period, often tense and busy, there is no time and energy to design and build qionglou Yuyu; When all the important work is done, time and energy are focused on building office buildings. So the more perfectly designed and lavishly decorated a company's office buildings, the closer it is to dissolution; When a company's building design and construction are perfected, its existence gradually becomes meaningless. This is known as the office Building Rule.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most questions the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The office building of an enterprise is beautifully built, and the enterprise is thriving after moving in.\nB: If a business spends all its time and energy building office buildings, it doesn't invest enough in other important tasks.\nC: The construction of luxury office towers tends to increase the operating costs of companies and hurt their actual earnings.\nD: The more dilapidated the office building, the more vitality and vitality the enterprise has.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research shows that improving the reflectivity of urban roofs and road surfaces may reduce the temperature of the earth's atmosphere at a very low cost. Although the reduction is small, it can be measured. Because roofs and roads account for more than 60% of the city's surface area, the use of light-colored materials can increase the average reflectivity to a certain extent, reducing the global average temperature by as much as 0.07 degrees Celsius, according to researchers in the Environmental Research report.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following is understood correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new material can greatly reduce the indoor temperature\nB: Urban road surface accounts for more than half of the total urban area\nC: People are exploring new ways to alleviate global warming\nD: The surface of dark materials has strong reflectivity\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research shows that improving the reflectivity of urban roofs and road surfaces may reduce the temperature of the earth's atmosphere at a very low cost. Although the reduction is small, it can be measured. Because roofs and roads account for more than 60% of the city's surface area, the use of light-colored materials can increase the average reflectivity to a certain extent, reducing the global average temperature by as much as 0.07 degrees Celsius, according to researchers in the Environmental Research report.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following is understood correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new material can greatly reduce the indoor temperature\nB: Urban road surface accounts for more than half of the total urban area\nC: People are exploring new ways to alleviate global warming\nD: The surface of dark materials has strong reflectivity\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research shows that improving the reflectivity of urban roofs and road surfaces may reduce the temperature of the earth's atmosphere at a very low cost. Although the reduction is small, it can be measured. Because roofs and roads account for more than 60% of the city's surface area, the use of light-colored materials can increase the average reflectivity to a certain extent, reducing the global average temperature by as much as 0.07 degrees Celsius, according to researchers in the Environmental Research report.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following is understood correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new material can greatly reduce the indoor temperature\nB: Urban road surface accounts for more than half of the total urban area\nC: People are exploring new ways to alleviate global warming\nD: The surface of dark materials has strong reflectivity\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNew research shows that improving the reflectivity of urban roofs and road surfaces may reduce the temperature of the earth's atmosphere at a very low cost. Although the reduction is small, it can be measured. Because roofs and roads account for more than 60% of the city's surface area, the use of light-colored materials can increase the average reflectivity to a certain extent, reducing the global average temperature by as much as 0.07 degrees Celsius, according to researchers in the Environmental Research report.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this passage, which of the following is understood correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: The new material can greatly reduce the indoor temperature\nB: Urban road surface accounts for more than half of the total urban area\nC: People are exploring new ways to alleviate global warming\nD: The surface of dark materials has strong reflectivity\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCereal advertisement: Fitness experts say that regular exercise is the most effective way to become physically fit, and studies have shown that adults who eat cereal every day exercise more regularly than adults who do not eat cereal. So by eating Fantastic Flakes every morning, you too will be on the most effective path to physical fitness.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argumentation in the advertisement is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that Fantastic Flakes are more nutritious than other cereals\nB: infers a cause from a mere correlation\nC: draws a conclusion about all adults from a sample that is too small to be representative\nD: infers that a given factor is the sole predictor of a result merely on the grounds that the factor has been shown to contribute to that result\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCereal advertisement: Fitness experts say that regular exercise is the most effective way to become physically fit, and studies have shown that adults who eat cereal every day exercise more regularly than adults who do not eat cereal. So by eating Fantastic Flakes every morning, you too will be on the most effective path to physical fitness.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argumentation in the advertisement is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that Fantastic Flakes are more nutritious than other cereals\nB: infers a cause from a mere correlation\nC: draws a conclusion about all adults from a sample that is too small to be representative\nD: infers that a given factor is the sole predictor of a result merely on the grounds that the factor has been shown to contribute to that result\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCereal advertisement: Fitness experts say that regular exercise is the most effective way to become physically fit, and studies have shown that adults who eat cereal every day exercise more regularly than adults who do not eat cereal. So by eating Fantastic Flakes every morning, you too will be on the most effective path to physical fitness.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argumentation in the advertisement is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that Fantastic Flakes are more nutritious than other cereals\nB: infers a cause from a mere correlation\nC: draws a conclusion about all adults from a sample that is too small to be representative\nD: infers that a given factor is the sole predictor of a result merely on the grounds that the factor has been shown to contribute to that result\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCereal advertisement: Fitness experts say that regular exercise is the most effective way to become physically fit, and studies have shown that adults who eat cereal every day exercise more regularly than adults who do not eat cereal. So by eating Fantastic Flakes every morning, you too will be on the most effective path to physical fitness.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argumentation in the advertisement is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that Fantastic Flakes are more nutritious than other cereals\nB: infers a cause from a mere correlation\nC: draws a conclusion about all adults from a sample that is too small to be representative\nD: infers that a given factor is the sole predictor of a result merely on the grounds that the factor has been shown to contribute to that result\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe last two sentences of Li Bai's Singing on the river said: Fame and wealth exist for a long time, and the Han Water should also flow to the northwest. The Han Water, also known as the Han River, originated in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, flowing southeast through Xiangyang, Hubei Province, to Hankou and into the Yangtze River.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following options is most in line with Li Bai's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fame and wealth can exist for a long time, but the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nB: If fame and wealth not exist for a long time, the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nC: Fame and wealth cannot always be there.\nD: If the Han River can flow to the northwest, then fame and wealth will always be there.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe last two sentences of Li Bai's Singing on the river said: Fame and wealth exist for a long time, and the Han Water should also flow to the northwest. The Han Water, also known as the Han River, originated in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, flowing southeast through Xiangyang, Hubei Province, to Hankou and into the Yangtze River.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following options is most in line with Li Bai's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fame and wealth can exist for a long time, but the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nB: If fame and wealth not exist for a long time, the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nC: Fame and wealth cannot always be there.\nD: If the Han River can flow to the northwest, then fame and wealth will always be there.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe last two sentences of Li Bai's Singing on the river said: Fame and wealth exist for a long time, and the Han Water should also flow to the northwest. The Han Water, also known as the Han River, originated in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, flowing southeast through Xiangyang, Hubei Province, to Hankou and into the Yangtze River.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following options is most in line with Li Bai's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fame and wealth can exist for a long time, but the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nB: If fame and wealth not exist for a long time, the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nC: Fame and wealth cannot always be there.\nD: If the Han River can flow to the northwest, then fame and wealth will always be there.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe last two sentences of Li Bai's Singing on the river said: Fame and wealth exist for a long time, and the Han Water should also flow to the northwest. The Han Water, also known as the Han River, originated in Ningqiang County, Shaanxi Province, flowing southeast through Xiangyang, Hubei Province, to Hankou and into the Yangtze River.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above information, which of the following options is most in line with Li Bai's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fame and wealth can exist for a long time, but the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nB: If fame and wealth not exist for a long time, the Han River should not flow to the northwest.\nC: Fame and wealth cannot always be there.\nD: If the Han River can flow to the northwest, then fame and wealth will always be there.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll laundry detergents contain surfactants, which can harm aquatic life. However, the environmental effects of most ingredients in laundry detergents, including most of those in so-called ecologically friendly detergents, are unknown. Ttherefore, there is no reason to suppose that laundry detergents advertised as ecologically friendly are less damaging to the environment than other laundry detergents are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is reason to suppose that ingredients in laundry detergents other than surfactants harm the environment more than surfactants do.\nB: There is no reason to suppose that most of the ingredients in laundry detergents not advertised as ecologically friendly harm the environment significantly.\nC: Laundry detergents that are advertised as ecologically friendly contain much lower amounts of surfactants, on average, than do other laundry detergents.\nD: Laundry detergents advertised as environmentally friendly are typically less effective than other detergents, so that larger amounts must be used.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll laundry detergents contain surfactants, which can harm aquatic life. However, the environmental effects of most ingredients in laundry detergents, including most of those in so-called ecologically friendly detergents, are unknown. Ttherefore, there is no reason to suppose that laundry detergents advertised as ecologically friendly are less damaging to the environment than other laundry detergents are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is reason to suppose that ingredients in laundry detergents other than surfactants harm the environment more than surfactants do.\nB: There is no reason to suppose that most of the ingredients in laundry detergents not advertised as ecologically friendly harm the environment significantly.\nC: Laundry detergents that are advertised as ecologically friendly contain much lower amounts of surfactants, on average, than do other laundry detergents.\nD: Laundry detergents advertised as environmentally friendly are typically less effective than other detergents, so that larger amounts must be used.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll laundry detergents contain surfactants, which can harm aquatic life. However, the environmental effects of most ingredients in laundry detergents, including most of those in so-called ecologically friendly detergents, are unknown. Ttherefore, there is no reason to suppose that laundry detergents advertised as ecologically friendly are less damaging to the environment than other laundry detergents are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is reason to suppose that ingredients in laundry detergents other than surfactants harm the environment more than surfactants do.\nB: There is no reason to suppose that most of the ingredients in laundry detergents not advertised as ecologically friendly harm the environment significantly.\nC: Laundry detergents that are advertised as ecologically friendly contain much lower amounts of surfactants, on average, than do other laundry detergents.\nD: Laundry detergents advertised as environmentally friendly are typically less effective than other detergents, so that larger amounts must be used.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll laundry detergents contain surfactants, which can harm aquatic life. However, the environmental effects of most ingredients in laundry detergents, including most of those in so-called ecologically friendly detergents, are unknown. Ttherefore, there is no reason to suppose that laundry detergents advertised as ecologically friendly are less damaging to the environment than other laundry detergents are.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is reason to suppose that ingredients in laundry detergents other than surfactants harm the environment more than surfactants do.\nB: There is no reason to suppose that most of the ingredients in laundry detergents not advertised as ecologically friendly harm the environment significantly.\nC: Laundry detergents that are advertised as ecologically friendly contain much lower amounts of surfactants, on average, than do other laundry detergents.\nD: Laundry detergents advertised as environmentally friendly are typically less effective than other detergents, so that larger amounts must be used.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proactive fiscal policy is to make up for the fiscal deficit by issuing treasury bonds. When the old debt matures, the principal and interest should be repaid, and some of the new bonds issued should be used to repay the old debt. With the passage of time, there are more and more old debts, more and more new debts are used to pay off old debts, less and less are used for investment, and the economic benefits are getting worse and worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic benefits produced by a proactive fiscal policy are decreasing.\nB: The funds raised by a proactive fiscal policy can only be used for infrastructure construction.\nC: The method of issuing treasury bonds to cover the fiscal deficit cannot be used for a long time.\nD: Before the treasury debt matures, the return on investment is not enough to repay the debt.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proactive fiscal policy is to make up for the fiscal deficit by issuing treasury bonds. When the old debt matures, the principal and interest should be repaid, and some of the new bonds issued should be used to repay the old debt. With the passage of time, there are more and more old debts, more and more new debts are used to pay off old debts, less and less are used for investment, and the economic benefits are getting worse and worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic benefits produced by a proactive fiscal policy are decreasing.\nB: The funds raised by a proactive fiscal policy can only be used for infrastructure construction.\nC: The method of issuing treasury bonds to cover the fiscal deficit cannot be used for a long time.\nD: Before the treasury debt matures, the return on investment is not enough to repay the debt.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proactive fiscal policy is to make up for the fiscal deficit by issuing treasury bonds. When the old debt matures, the principal and interest should be repaid, and some of the new bonds issued should be used to repay the old debt. With the passage of time, there are more and more old debts, more and more new debts are used to pay off old debts, less and less are used for investment, and the economic benefits are getting worse and worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic benefits produced by a proactive fiscal policy are decreasing.\nB: The funds raised by a proactive fiscal policy can only be used for infrastructure construction.\nC: The method of issuing treasury bonds to cover the fiscal deficit cannot be used for a long time.\nD: Before the treasury debt matures, the return on investment is not enough to repay the debt.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcological housing refers to the application of ecological principles and follow the principles of ecological balance and sustainable development. Design, organization of various material factors in the internal and external space, so that material energy in the building system in an orderly cycle of transformation, so as to obtain an efficient, low consumption, pollution-free, ecological balance of the building environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not an eco-home?\n\nOptions:\nA: A residential area unified installation of intelligent systems, solar energy and conventional heating temperature control\nB: When a home is renovated, a concentrated water pipe is used to direct rainwater to the central pool of the residence for recycling\nC: A city business district office building, the roof planted a variety of flowers and grasses, strengthen the building's thermal insulation function\nD: A district to sort and store garbage, timely clean up, in order to improve the recycling of garbage\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcological housing refers to the application of ecological principles and follow the principles of ecological balance and sustainable development. Design, organization of various material factors in the internal and external space, so that material energy in the building system in an orderly cycle of transformation, so as to obtain an efficient, low consumption, pollution-free, ecological balance of the building environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not an eco-home?\n\nOptions:\nA: A residential area unified installation of intelligent systems, solar energy and conventional heating temperature control\nB: When a home is renovated, a concentrated water pipe is used to direct rainwater to the central pool of the residence for recycling\nC: A city business district office building, the roof planted a variety of flowers and grasses, strengthen the building's thermal insulation function\nD: A district to sort and store garbage, timely clean up, in order to improve the recycling of garbage\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEcological housing refers to the application of ecological principles and follow the principles of ecological balance and sustainable development. Design, organization of various material factors in the internal and external space, so that material energy in the building system in an orderly cycle of transformation, so as to obtain an efficient, low consumption, pollution-free, ecological balance of the building environment.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not an eco-home?\n\nOptions:\nA: A residential area unified installation of intelligent systems, solar energy and conventional heating temperature control\nB: When a home is renovated, a concentrated water pipe is used to direct rainwater to the central pool of the residence for recycling\nC: A city business district office building, the roof planted a variety of flowers and grasses, strengthen the building's thermal insulation function\nD: A district to sort and store garbage, timely clean up, in order to improve the recycling of garbage\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe bidding policy of the municipal government for post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction is that the lowest bidder can win the bid. Some people think that if this policy is implemented, some successful bidders will cut corners and cause poor quality of the project. This will not only lead to the consequences of additional construction funds, but also endanger the lives of people. If we want to put an end to the tofu-dreg project, we must change this erroneous policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The need to rebuild damaged buildings can provide many jobs for the city's residents.\nB: The city's construction contracts rarely specify the quality of building materials and the requirements of employees.\nC: The policy also includes that only construction companies with bids that meet stringent quality standards and meet certain qualifications can bid.\nD: If the design of the building is defective, it is dangerous to build a building with the best building materials and the quality of first-class engineering.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe bidding policy of the municipal government for post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction is that the lowest bidder can win the bid. Some people think that if this policy is implemented, some successful bidders will cut corners and cause poor quality of the project. This will not only lead to the consequences of additional construction funds, but also endanger the lives of people. If we want to put an end to the tofu-dreg project, we must change this erroneous policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The need to rebuild damaged buildings can provide many jobs for the city's residents.\nB: The city's construction contracts rarely specify the quality of building materials and the requirements of employees.\nC: The policy also includes that only construction companies with bids that meet stringent quality standards and meet certain qualifications can bid.\nD: If the design of the building is defective, it is dangerous to build a building with the best building materials and the quality of first-class engineering.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe bidding policy of the municipal government for post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction is that the lowest bidder can win the bid. Some people think that if this policy is implemented, some successful bidders will cut corners and cause poor quality of the project. This will not only lead to the consequences of additional construction funds, but also endanger the lives of people. If we want to put an end to the tofu-dreg project, we must change this erroneous policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The need to rebuild damaged buildings can provide many jobs for the city's residents.\nB: The city's construction contracts rarely specify the quality of building materials and the requirements of employees.\nC: The policy also includes that only construction companies with bids that meet stringent quality standards and meet certain qualifications can bid.\nD: If the design of the building is defective, it is dangerous to build a building with the best building materials and the quality of first-class engineering.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe bidding policy of the municipal government for post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction is that the lowest bidder can win the bid. Some people think that if this policy is implemented, some successful bidders will cut corners and cause poor quality of the project. This will not only lead to the consequences of additional construction funds, but also endanger the lives of people. If we want to put an end to the tofu-dreg project, we must change this erroneous policy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most strongly weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The need to rebuild damaged buildings can provide many jobs for the city's residents.\nB: The city's construction contracts rarely specify the quality of building materials and the requirements of employees.\nC: The policy also includes that only construction companies with bids that meet stringent quality standards and meet certain qualifications can bid.\nD: If the design of the building is defective, it is dangerous to build a building with the best building materials and the quality of first-class engineering.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn economist pointed out that if polluting industries are transferred from developed countries to developing countries, developed countries will benefit from the improvement of their natural environment; although the environment of developing countries is polluted, they will be compensated in terms of solving employment problems and increasing taxes. As a result, the situation on both sides has improved, resulting in an increase in overall global welfare.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis discussed by the economist?\n\nOptions:\nA: A good natural environment is more important to people in developed countries than to people in developing countries\nB: There are polluting enterprises in both developed and developing countries\nC: The degree of environmental pollution in developed countries is more serious than that in developing countries\nD: Polluting industries can generate more profits in developing countries than in developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn economist pointed out that if polluting industries are transferred from developed countries to developing countries, developed countries will benefit from the improvement of their natural environment; although the environment of developing countries is polluted, they will be compensated in terms of solving employment problems and increasing taxes. As a result, the situation on both sides has improved, resulting in an increase in overall global welfare.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis discussed by the economist?\n\nOptions:\nA: A good natural environment is more important to people in developed countries than to people in developing countries\nB: There are polluting enterprises in both developed and developing countries\nC: The degree of environmental pollution in developed countries is more serious than that in developing countries\nD: Polluting industries can generate more profits in developing countries than in developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn economist pointed out that if polluting industries are transferred from developed countries to developing countries, developed countries will benefit from the improvement of their natural environment; although the environment of developing countries is polluted, they will be compensated in terms of solving employment problems and increasing taxes. As a result, the situation on both sides has improved, resulting in an increase in overall global welfare.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the hypothesis discussed by the economist?\n\nOptions:\nA: A good natural environment is more important to people in developed countries than to people in developing countries\nB: There are polluting enterprises in both developed and developing countries\nC: The degree of environmental pollution in developed countries is more serious than that in developing countries\nD: Polluting industries can generate more profits in developing countries than in developed countries\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome online media reported that letting rice listen to the thanksgiving song and the Great Compassion Mantra can increase by 15%. The results of rice planting in Liangshan Village, Fujian for three consecutive seasons confirmed that listening to the Great Compassion Mantra not only increased the number of rice grains by 15%, but also the rice grains were fuller. Some agricultural experts said that music not only helps plants absorb, transmit and transform nutrients, but also achieves the effect of repelling insects.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is least relevant for assessing the veracity of the above report?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are the other growing conditions of the rice that listened to the Great Compassion Mantra exactly the same as the rice that did not listen to the Great Compassion Mantra?\nB: Is this method feasible for large-scale promotion?\nC: Can experts explain why the Great Compassion Mantra is good for the growth of rice but not for the growth of pests.\nD: Does the expert's explanation have solid theoretical support?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome online media reported that letting rice listen to the thanksgiving song and the Great Compassion Mantra can increase by 15%. The results of rice planting in Liangshan Village, Fujian for three consecutive seasons confirmed that listening to the Great Compassion Mantra not only increased the number of rice grains by 15%, but also the rice grains were fuller. Some agricultural experts said that music not only helps plants absorb, transmit and transform nutrients, but also achieves the effect of repelling insects.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is least relevant for assessing the veracity of the above report?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are the other growing conditions of the rice that listened to the Great Compassion Mantra exactly the same as the rice that did not listen to the Great Compassion Mantra?\nB: Is this method feasible for large-scale promotion?\nC: Can experts explain why the Great Compassion Mantra is good for the growth of rice but not for the growth of pests.\nD: Does the expert's explanation have solid theoretical support?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome online media reported that letting rice listen to the thanksgiving song and the Great Compassion Mantra can increase by 15%. The results of rice planting in Liangshan Village, Fujian for three consecutive seasons confirmed that listening to the Great Compassion Mantra not only increased the number of rice grains by 15%, but also the rice grains were fuller. Some agricultural experts said that music not only helps plants absorb, transmit and transform nutrients, but also achieves the effect of repelling insects.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is least relevant for assessing the veracity of the above report?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are the other growing conditions of the rice that listened to the Great Compassion Mantra exactly the same as the rice that did not listen to the Great Compassion Mantra?\nB: Is this method feasible for large-scale promotion?\nC: Can experts explain why the Great Compassion Mantra is good for the growth of rice but not for the growth of pests.\nD: Does the expert's explanation have solid theoretical support?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome online media reported that letting rice listen to the thanksgiving song and the Great Compassion Mantra can increase by 15%. The results of rice planting in Liangshan Village, Fujian for three consecutive seasons confirmed that listening to the Great Compassion Mantra not only increased the number of rice grains by 15%, but also the rice grains were fuller. Some agricultural experts said that music not only helps plants absorb, transmit and transform nutrients, but also achieves the effect of repelling insects.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions is least relevant for assessing the veracity of the above report?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are the other growing conditions of the rice that listened to the Great Compassion Mantra exactly the same as the rice that did not listen to the Great Compassion Mantra?\nB: Is this method feasible for large-scale promotion?\nC: Can experts explain why the Great Compassion Mantra is good for the growth of rice but not for the growth of pests.\nD: Does the expert's explanation have solid theoretical support?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProduct positioning refers to the determination of product (or service) functions, quality, price, packaging, sales channels, service methods, etc., in order to meet the target market.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not product positioning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Our products will serve students in school\nB: Considering the income of consumers, our products will be priced around 1000 yuan\nC: Our service will be mainly through home maintenance to achieve\nD: Our service will let you have beautiful enjoyment\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProduct positioning refers to the determination of product (or service) functions, quality, price, packaging, sales channels, service methods, etc., in order to meet the target market.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not product positioning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Our products will serve students in school\nB: Considering the income of consumers, our products will be priced around 1000 yuan\nC: Our service will be mainly through home maintenance to achieve\nD: Our service will let you have beautiful enjoyment\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the further increase of global meat production, the impact of animal husbandry on Greenhouse Effect of the world will also increase. At present, animal husbandry land has accounted for 30% of the earth's land area. As one of the fastest growing sectors of agriculture, animal husbandry also takes up more land for feed and grazing. In Latin America, 70% of forests have been cut down to make room for pastures. At present, animal husbandry threatens 306 of the world's 825 terrestrial ecosystems and threatens 1699 endangered species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The environmental cost of developing animal husbandry.\nB: The development of animal husbandry should be strictly controlled.\nC: Bottleneck in the development of animal husbandry.\nD: Serious pollution caused by animal husbandry.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the further increase of global meat production, the impact of animal husbandry on Greenhouse Effect of the world will also increase. At present, animal husbandry land has accounted for 30% of the earth's land area. As one of the fastest growing sectors of agriculture, animal husbandry also takes up more land for feed and grazing. In Latin America, 70% of forests have been cut down to make room for pastures. At present, animal husbandry threatens 306 of the world's 825 terrestrial ecosystems and threatens 1699 endangered species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The environmental cost of developing animal husbandry.\nB: The development of animal husbandry should be strictly controlled.\nC: Bottleneck in the development of animal husbandry.\nD: Serious pollution caused by animal husbandry.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the further increase of global meat production, the impact of animal husbandry on Greenhouse Effect of the world will also increase. At present, animal husbandry land has accounted for 30% of the earth's land area. As one of the fastest growing sectors of agriculture, animal husbandry also takes up more land for feed and grazing. In Latin America, 70% of forests have been cut down to make room for pastures. At present, animal husbandry threatens 306 of the world's 825 terrestrial ecosystems and threatens 1699 endangered species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be explained in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The environmental cost of developing animal husbandry.\nB: The development of animal husbandry should be strictly controlled.\nC: Bottleneck in the development of animal husbandry.\nD: Serious pollution caused by animal husbandry.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: This fall I returned to a research site to recover the armadillos I had tagged there the previous spring. Since a large majority of the armadillos I recaptured were found within a few hundred yards of the location of their tagging last spring, I concluded that armadillos do not move rapidly into new territories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the researcher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large majority of the recaptured armadillos did not move to a new territory in the intervening summer and then move back to the old territory by the fall.\nB: Predators did not kill any of the armadillos that had been tagged the previous spring.\nC: The tags identifying the armadillos cannot be removed by the armadillos, either by accident or deliberately.\nD: Of the armadillos living in the area of the tagging site last spring, few were able to avoid being tagged by the researcher.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: This fall I returned to a research site to recover the armadillos I had tagged there the previous spring. Since a large majority of the armadillos I recaptured were found within a few hundred yards of the location of their tagging last spring, I concluded that armadillos do not move rapidly into new territories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the researcher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large majority of the recaptured armadillos did not move to a new territory in the intervening summer and then move back to the old territory by the fall.\nB: Predators did not kill any of the armadillos that had been tagged the previous spring.\nC: The tags identifying the armadillos cannot be removed by the armadillos, either by accident or deliberately.\nD: Of the armadillos living in the area of the tagging site last spring, few were able to avoid being tagged by the researcher.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: This fall I returned to a research site to recover the armadillos I had tagged there the previous spring. Since a large majority of the armadillos I recaptured were found within a few hundred yards of the location of their tagging last spring, I concluded that armadillos do not move rapidly into new territories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the researcher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large majority of the recaptured armadillos did not move to a new territory in the intervening summer and then move back to the old territory by the fall.\nB: Predators did not kill any of the armadillos that had been tagged the previous spring.\nC: The tags identifying the armadillos cannot be removed by the armadillos, either by accident or deliberately.\nD: Of the armadillos living in the area of the tagging site last spring, few were able to avoid being tagged by the researcher.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: This fall I returned to a research site to recover the armadillos I had tagged there the previous spring. Since a large majority of the armadillos I recaptured were found within a few hundred yards of the location of their tagging last spring, I concluded that armadillos do not move rapidly into new territories.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the researcher's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: A large majority of the recaptured armadillos did not move to a new territory in the intervening summer and then move back to the old territory by the fall.\nB: Predators did not kill any of the armadillos that had been tagged the previous spring.\nC: The tags identifying the armadillos cannot be removed by the armadillos, either by accident or deliberately.\nD: Of the armadillos living in the area of the tagging site last spring, few were able to avoid being tagged by the researcher.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen students do not find their assignments challenging, they become bored and so achieve less than their abilities would allow. On the other hand, when students find their assignments too difficult, they give up and so again achieve less than what they are capable of achieving. It is, ttherefore, clear that no student' s full potential will ever be realized.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning contained in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Assuming without warrant that a situation allows only two possibilities.\nB: Mistakenly equating what is actual and what is merely possible.\nC: Confusing the coincidence of two events with a causal relation between the two.\nD: Depending on the ambiguous use of a key term.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen students do not find their assignments challenging, they become bored and so achieve less than their abilities would allow. On the other hand, when students find their assignments too difficult, they give up and so again achieve less than what they are capable of achieving. It is, ttherefore, clear that no student' s full potential will ever be realized.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning contained in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Assuming without warrant that a situation allows only two possibilities.\nB: Mistakenly equating what is actual and what is merely possible.\nC: Confusing the coincidence of two events with a causal relation between the two.\nD: Depending on the ambiguous use of a key term.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen students do not find their assignments challenging, they become bored and so achieve less than their abilities would allow. On the other hand, when students find their assignments too difficult, they give up and so again achieve less than what they are capable of achieving. It is, ttherefore, clear that no student' s full potential will ever be realized.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning contained in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Assuming without warrant that a situation allows only two possibilities.\nB: Mistakenly equating what is actual and what is merely possible.\nC: Confusing the coincidence of two events with a causal relation between the two.\nD: Depending on the ambiguous use of a key term.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ingredient in marijuana known as THC has been found to inactivate herpes viruses in experiments. In previous experiments researchers found that inactivated herpes viruses can convert healthy cells into cancer cells. It can be concluded that the use of marijuana can cause cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Several teams of scientists performed the various experiments and all of the teams had similar results.\nB: To lessen the undesirable side effects of chemotherapy, the use of marijuana has been recommended for cancer patients who are free of the herpes virus.\nC: The carcinogenic effect of THC could be neutralized by the other ingredients found in marijuana.\nD: If chemists modify the structure of THC, THC can be safely incorporated into medications to prevent herpes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ingredient in marijuana known as THC has been found to inactivate herpes viruses in experiments. In previous experiments researchers found that inactivated herpes viruses can convert healthy cells into cancer cells. It can be concluded that the use of marijuana can cause cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Several teams of scientists performed the various experiments and all of the teams had similar results.\nB: To lessen the undesirable side effects of chemotherapy, the use of marijuana has been recommended for cancer patients who are free of the herpes virus.\nC: The carcinogenic effect of THC could be neutralized by the other ingredients found in marijuana.\nD: If chemists modify the structure of THC, THC can be safely incorporated into medications to prevent herpes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn ingredient in marijuana known as THC has been found to inactivate herpes viruses in experiments. In previous experiments researchers found that inactivated herpes viruses can convert healthy cells into cancer cells. It can be concluded that the use of marijuana can cause cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Several teams of scientists performed the various experiments and all of the teams had similar results.\nB: To lessen the undesirable side effects of chemotherapy, the use of marijuana has been recommended for cancer patients who are free of the herpes virus.\nC: The carcinogenic effect of THC could be neutralized by the other ingredients found in marijuana.\nD: If chemists modify the structure of THC, THC can be safely incorporated into medications to prevent herpes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUndoubtedly, one' s freedom is always worth the risk of losing one' s life. Consider a person who is locked in a bare cement room with no hope of escape. This person is not really living and has nothing to lose.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the argument's reasoning is that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: generalizes inappropriately from a single extreme case to a universal claim\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that nothing can have greater value than one's own freedom\nC: fails to consider that it is not always possible to rebel physically against an encroachment on one's freedom\nD: fails to establish that the freedom of others is worth taking risks for\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUndoubtedly, one' s freedom is always worth the risk of losing one' s life. Consider a person who is locked in a bare cement room with no hope of escape. This person is not really living and has nothing to lose.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the argument's reasoning is that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: generalizes inappropriately from a single extreme case to a universal claim\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that nothing can have greater value than one's own freedom\nC: fails to consider that it is not always possible to rebel physically against an encroachment on one's freedom\nD: fails to establish that the freedom of others is worth taking risks for\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUndoubtedly, one' s freedom is always worth the risk of losing one' s life. Consider a person who is locked in a bare cement room with no hope of escape. This person is not really living and has nothing to lose.\n\nQuestion:\nA flaw in the argument's reasoning is that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: generalizes inappropriately from a single extreme case to a universal claim\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that nothing can have greater value than one's own freedom\nC: fails to consider that it is not always possible to rebel physically against an encroachment on one's freedom\nD: fails to establish that the freedom of others is worth taking risks for\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the first half of this year, Beijing Kaihua Taxi Company received twice as many passenger complaint calls as Beijing Anda Taxi Company, which shows that Anda Taxi Company has more standardized management and higher service quality than Kaihua Taxi Company.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the following statement is true, which of the following best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of complaint telephone numbers of Kaihua Taxi Company is not as large as that of Anda Taxi Company\nB: The number of complaint calls from Kaihua Taxi Company is rising faster than that of Anda Taxi Company\nC: The number of operating vehicles of Anda Taxi Company is twice that of Kaihua Taxi Company\nD: The complaint call to Kaihua Taxi Company usually takes longer than the complaint call to Anda Taxi Company\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJudges in some states in the United States are elected. Elections usually require financial support from interest groups, which may directly or indirectly affect the administration of justice. A study shows that 65% of Louisiana Supreme Court justices supported campaign sponsors in cases where the party involved was their own campaign sponsor. This shows that there is a correlation between campaign funding for judicial supervision in favour of patrons.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the problems in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument improperly presupposes that in cases where the party involved is the campaign patron, the proportion of judicial supervision in support of the patron should not exceed 50 percent.\nB: The argument fails to explain the impact of the amount of campaign funding on the judicial supervision.\nC: The argument ignores the fact that when campaign funding and judicial decisions are completely transparent, judicial supervision by the media is everywhere.\nD: The argument does not give the proportion of campaign funders among all the parties involved.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJudges in some states in the United States are elected. Elections usually require financial support from interest groups, which may directly or indirectly affect the administration of justice. A study shows that 65% of Louisiana Supreme Court justices supported campaign sponsors in cases where the party involved was their own campaign sponsor. This shows that there is a correlation between campaign funding for judicial supervision in favour of patrons.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options best points out the problems in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument improperly presupposes that in cases where the party involved is the campaign patron, the proportion of judicial supervision in support of the patron should not exceed 50 percent.\nB: The argument fails to explain the impact of the amount of campaign funding on the judicial supervision.\nC: The argument ignores the fact that when campaign funding and judicial decisions are completely transparent, judicial supervision by the media is everywhere.\nD: The argument does not give the proportion of campaign funders among all the parties involved.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor decades, there was a belief in dinosaur research that some dinosaurs could tell sex by their skeletal differences. Males, for example, differed from females in that they had wider head shields and larger nose protuberances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The researchers re-analyzed the original data of dinosaur fossils and used statistical methods such as mixed models to test the results and found that there were no sex differences in dinosaur bones\nB: Birds and crocodiles are the closest living animals to dinosaurs, with males much larger than females, and birds with more pronounced sex differences in bone structure, such as male peacocks with large, showy tail feathers and female peacocks with unadorned plumage\nC: At present, the dinosaur data sample is very scattered, some dinosaur species fossil also did not obtain the sufficient quantity\nD: Marrow bone is rich in calcium, which can be used as raw material for eggshell production and storage. It exists only in the long bones of oviparous female dinosaurs\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor decades, there was a belief in dinosaur research that some dinosaurs could tell sex by their skeletal differences. Males, for example, differed from females in that they had wider head shields and larger nose protuberances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The researchers re-analyzed the original data of dinosaur fossils and used statistical methods such as mixed models to test the results and found that there were no sex differences in dinosaur bones\nB: Birds and crocodiles are the closest living animals to dinosaurs, with males much larger than females, and birds with more pronounced sex differences in bone structure, such as male peacocks with large, showy tail feathers and female peacocks with unadorned plumage\nC: At present, the dinosaur data sample is very scattered, some dinosaur species fossil also did not obtain the sufficient quantity\nD: Marrow bone is rich in calcium, which can be used as raw material for eggshell production and storage. It exists only in the long bones of oviparous female dinosaurs\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor decades, there was a belief in dinosaur research that some dinosaurs could tell sex by their skeletal differences. Males, for example, differed from females in that they had wider head shields and larger nose protuberances.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The researchers re-analyzed the original data of dinosaur fossils and used statistical methods such as mixed models to test the results and found that there were no sex differences in dinosaur bones\nB: Birds and crocodiles are the closest living animals to dinosaurs, with males much larger than females, and birds with more pronounced sex differences in bone structure, such as male peacocks with large, showy tail feathers and female peacocks with unadorned plumage\nC: At present, the dinosaur data sample is very scattered, some dinosaur species fossil also did not obtain the sufficient quantity\nD: Marrow bone is rich in calcium, which can be used as raw material for eggshell production and storage. It exists only in the long bones of oviparous female dinosaurs\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a broad sense, collective memory is the memory of a group with its own specific cultural cohesion and unity. This group can be a political and religious group, a regional cultural community, a nation or a country. This memory can be scattered, fragmented, oral, centralized, official and written, It can be a memory of a recent event or a trace of the deeds of ancient ancestors.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to collective memory:\n\nOptions:\nA: The legend of Emperor Yu tames the flood widely spread in China\nB: A documentary about the promotion of local tourism resources in a city\nC: A compilation of documents of a government agency on a work\nD: A textbook introducing the history of neighbouring countries in a university in China\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a broad sense, collective memory is the memory of a group with its own specific cultural cohesion and unity. This group can be a political and religious group, a regional cultural community, a nation or a country. This memory can be scattered, fragmented, oral, centralized, official and written, It can be a memory of a recent event or a trace of the deeds of ancient ancestors.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to collective memory:\n\nOptions:\nA: The legend of Emperor Yu tames the flood widely spread in China\nB: A documentary about the promotion of local tourism resources in a city\nC: A compilation of documents of a government agency on a work\nD: A textbook introducing the history of neighbouring countries in a university in China\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociety exists not only because of transmission and communication, but more accurately, it exists in transmission and communication.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a misunderstanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Transmission and dissemination are the basis of social existence.\nB: Transmission and communication exist independently of society.\nC: Transmission and dissemination are inseparable from society.\nD: Transmission and communication are meaningful because of society.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociety exists not only because of transmission and communication, but more accurately, it exists in transmission and communication.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a misunderstanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Transmission and dissemination are the basis of social existence.\nB: Transmission and communication exist independently of society.\nC: Transmission and dissemination are inseparable from society.\nD: Transmission and communication are meaningful because of society.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe information age seems to provide people with an unprecedented variety of choices. But in fact, with the rise of social media and the application of intelligent algorithms, people gradually become only selective access to the information they are interested in, just like the silk spinning of spring silkworms, gradually forming an information cocoon house. Obviously, it is not comprehensive to have access to only the information you are interested in. Therefore, the arrival of the information age does not mean that people can look at social problems in a more comprehensive way.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the process of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professionals tend to rely too much on speaking with data in scientific answers, while neglecting the skills of storytelling, which often makes it difficult for the popularization of science to attract attention. This may be the reason why the popularization of professional science often has little effect.\nB: People forward unconfirmed information indiscriminately, which has become an important reason for the endless emergence of rumors. Therefore, only by improving the individual's ability to identify information can we effectively cut off the spread of rumors.\nC: Consumers' environmental attitudes are difficult to translate into actual shopping choices, and they often acquiesce in the lack of processing of so-called green products. Therefore, products with green environmental protection as the selling point are not easy to succeed.\nD: Economy and society is a process of dynamic cycle. Only by ending the shutdown and allowing the flow of people, logistics and funds to rotate in an orderly manner, can the whole cycle be smooth and the economic and social order be restored as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe information age seems to provide people with an unprecedented variety of choices. But in fact, with the rise of social media and the application of intelligent algorithms, people gradually become only selective access to the information they are interested in, just like the silk spinning of spring silkworms, gradually forming an information cocoon house. Obviously, it is not comprehensive to have access to only the information you are interested in. Therefore, the arrival of the information age does not mean that people can look at social problems in a more comprehensive way.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the process of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professionals tend to rely too much on speaking with data in scientific answers, while neglecting the skills of storytelling, which often makes it difficult for the popularization of science to attract attention. This may be the reason why the popularization of professional science often has little effect.\nB: People forward unconfirmed information indiscriminately, which has become an important reason for the endless emergence of rumors. Therefore, only by improving the individual's ability to identify information can we effectively cut off the spread of rumors.\nC: Consumers' environmental attitudes are difficult to translate into actual shopping choices, and they often acquiesce in the lack of processing of so-called green products. Therefore, products with green environmental protection as the selling point are not easy to succeed.\nD: Economy and society is a process of dynamic cycle. Only by ending the shutdown and allowing the flow of people, logistics and funds to rotate in an orderly manner, can the whole cycle be smooth and the economic and social order be restored as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe information age seems to provide people with an unprecedented variety of choices. But in fact, with the rise of social media and the application of intelligent algorithms, people gradually become only selective access to the information they are interested in, just like the silk spinning of spring silkworms, gradually forming an information cocoon house. Obviously, it is not comprehensive to have access to only the information you are interested in. Therefore, the arrival of the information age does not mean that people can look at social problems in a more comprehensive way.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to the process of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professionals tend to rely too much on speaking with data in scientific answers, while neglecting the skills of storytelling, which often makes it difficult for the popularization of science to attract attention. This may be the reason why the popularization of professional science often has little effect.\nB: People forward unconfirmed information indiscriminately, which has become an important reason for the endless emergence of rumors. Therefore, only by improving the individual's ability to identify information can we effectively cut off the spread of rumors.\nC: Consumers' environmental attitudes are difficult to translate into actual shopping choices, and they often acquiesce in the lack of processing of so-called green products. Therefore, products with green environmental protection as the selling point are not easy to succeed.\nD: Economy and society is a process of dynamic cycle. Only by ending the shutdown and allowing the flow of people, logistics and funds to rotate in an orderly manner, can the whole cycle be smooth and the economic and social order be restored as soon as possible.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly some people can be both virtuous and talented. Some people have Virtue but lack Talent, and some people have Talent but not Virtue. Although the former does not contribute much to the society, it does no harm to the society.The talent is the greater , the harm to society is the greater.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man's Talent is great, his Virtue is little.\nB: The Talent of some people is smaller, which is the better for society.\nC: The level of Talentdoes not affect how much people contribute to society.\nD: We should enable more people to be both virtuous and talented.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly some people can be both virtuous and talented. Some people have Virtue but lack Talent, and some people have Talent but not Virtue. Although the former does not contribute much to the society, it does no harm to the society.The talent is the greater , the harm to society is the greater.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man's Talent is great, his Virtue is little.\nB: The Talent of some people is smaller, which is the better for society.\nC: The level of Talentdoes not affect how much people contribute to society.\nD: We should enable more people to be both virtuous and talented.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly some people can be both virtuous and talented. Some people have Virtue but lack Talent, and some people have Talent but not Virtue. Although the former does not contribute much to the society, it does no harm to the society.The talent is the greater , the harm to society is the greater.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: A man's Talent is great, his Virtue is little.\nB: The Talent of some people is smaller, which is the better for society.\nC: The level of Talentdoes not affect how much people contribute to society.\nD: We should enable more people to be both virtuous and talented.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA safety report indicates that, on average, traffic fatalities decline by about 7 percent in those areas in which strict laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts have been passed. In a certain city, seat belt laws have been in effect for two years, but the city' s public safety records show that the number of traffic deaths per year has remained the same.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does NOT help resolve the apparent discrepancy between the safety report and the city's public safety records?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because the city's seat belt laws have been so rarely enforced, few drivers in the city have complied with them.\nB: Two years ago speed limits in the city were increased by as much as 15 kph (9 mph).\nC: In the last two years, most of the people killed in car accidents in the city were not wearing seat belts.\nD: In the time since the seat belt laws were passed, the city has experienced a higher than average increase in automobile traffic.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA safety report indicates that, on average, traffic fatalities decline by about 7 percent in those areas in which strict laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts have been passed. In a certain city, seat belt laws have been in effect for two years, but the city' s public safety records show that the number of traffic deaths per year has remained the same.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does NOT help resolve the apparent discrepancy between the safety report and the city's public safety records?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because the city's seat belt laws have been so rarely enforced, few drivers in the city have complied with them.\nB: Two years ago speed limits in the city were increased by as much as 15 kph (9 mph).\nC: In the last two years, most of the people killed in car accidents in the city were not wearing seat belts.\nD: In the time since the seat belt laws were passed, the city has experienced a higher than average increase in automobile traffic.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA safety report indicates that, on average, traffic fatalities decline by about 7 percent in those areas in which strict laws requiring drivers and passengers to wear seat belts have been passed. In a certain city, seat belt laws have been in effect for two years, but the city' s public safety records show that the number of traffic deaths per year has remained the same.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does NOT help resolve the apparent discrepancy between the safety report and the city's public safety records?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because the city's seat belt laws have been so rarely enforced, few drivers in the city have complied with them.\nB: Two years ago speed limits in the city were increased by as much as 15 kph (9 mph).\nC: In the last two years, most of the people killed in car accidents in the city were not wearing seat belts.\nD: In the time since the seat belt laws were passed, the city has experienced a higher than average increase in automobile traffic.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ancient times, the Chinese dragon was an auspicious beast, and the Western dragon was a loyal guard. As early as 4000 years ago, a monster called Dragon appeared in Western myths and stories, and this monster was the dragon of the West. In the Neolithic Age more than 7000 years ago, the Chinese began to worship the primitive dragon totem. In the Middle Ages, the Chinese dragon became a symbol of the emperor, and the European dragon fell into the incarnation of the devil. In modern times, the Chinese dragon was once printed with the national flag, and the western dragon became a derogatory term. When the Qing government dealt with the West, they painted dragons on the flags as the national flag. After the fall of the Qing government, the dragon is still the incarnation of the Chinese ancestors and the cultural symbol of the Chinese nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dragon should be abolished as a symbol of China's national image.\nB: Dragon can be used as a symbol of China's national image.\nC: The dragon of the West and China must not be equated.\nD: The descendants of China should promote the dragon culture.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ancient times, the Chinese dragon was an auspicious beast, and the Western dragon was a loyal guard. As early as 4000 years ago, a monster called Dragon appeared in Western myths and stories, and this monster was the dragon of the West. In the Neolithic Age more than 7000 years ago, the Chinese began to worship the primitive dragon totem. In the Middle Ages, the Chinese dragon became a symbol of the emperor, and the European dragon fell into the incarnation of the devil. In modern times, the Chinese dragon was once printed with the national flag, and the western dragon became a derogatory term. When the Qing government dealt with the West, they painted dragons on the flags as the national flag. After the fall of the Qing government, the dragon is still the incarnation of the Chinese ancestors and the cultural symbol of the Chinese nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dragon should be abolished as a symbol of China's national image.\nB: Dragon can be used as a symbol of China's national image.\nC: The dragon of the West and China must not be equated.\nD: The descendants of China should promote the dragon culture.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ancient times, the Chinese dragon was an auspicious beast, and the Western dragon was a loyal guard. As early as 4000 years ago, a monster called Dragon appeared in Western myths and stories, and this monster was the dragon of the West. In the Neolithic Age more than 7000 years ago, the Chinese began to worship the primitive dragon totem. In the Middle Ages, the Chinese dragon became a symbol of the emperor, and the European dragon fell into the incarnation of the devil. In modern times, the Chinese dragon was once printed with the national flag, and the western dragon became a derogatory term. When the Qing government dealt with the West, they painted dragons on the flags as the national flag. After the fall of the Qing government, the dragon is still the incarnation of the Chinese ancestors and the cultural symbol of the Chinese nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dragon should be abolished as a symbol of China's national image.\nB: Dragon can be used as a symbol of China's national image.\nC: The dragon of the West and China must not be equated.\nD: The descendants of China should promote the dragon culture.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn ancient times, the Chinese dragon was an auspicious beast, and the Western dragon was a loyal guard. As early as 4000 years ago, a monster called Dragon appeared in Western myths and stories, and this monster was the dragon of the West. In the Neolithic Age more than 7000 years ago, the Chinese began to worship the primitive dragon totem. In the Middle Ages, the Chinese dragon became a symbol of the emperor, and the European dragon fell into the incarnation of the devil. In modern times, the Chinese dragon was once printed with the national flag, and the western dragon became a derogatory term. When the Qing government dealt with the West, they painted dragons on the flags as the national flag. After the fall of the Qing government, the dragon is still the incarnation of the Chinese ancestors and the cultural symbol of the Chinese nation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be derived from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The dragon should be abolished as a symbol of China's national image.\nB: Dragon can be used as a symbol of China's national image.\nC: The dragon of the West and China must not be equated.\nD: The descendants of China should promote the dragon culture.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeemingly inconsequential changes in sea temperature due to global warming eventually result in declines in fish and seabird populations. A rise of just two degrees prevents the vertical mixing of seawater from different strata. This restricts the availability of upwelling nutrients to phytoplankton. Since zooplankton, which feed upon phytoplankton, feed the rest of the food chain, the declines are inevitable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the statement that zooplankton feed upon phytoplankton?\n\nOptions:\nA: It helps show how global temperature changes affect larger sea animals indirectly.\nB: It is intended to provide an example of the ways in which the vertical mixing of seawater affects feeding habits.\nC: It is offered in support of the idea that global warming poses a threat to all organisms.\nD: It is offered as one reason that global warming must be curtailed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeemingly inconsequential changes in sea temperature due to global warming eventually result in declines in fish and seabird populations. A rise of just two degrees prevents the vertical mixing of seawater from different strata. This restricts the availability of upwelling nutrients to phytoplankton. Since zooplankton, which feed upon phytoplankton, feed the rest of the food chain, the declines are inevitable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the statement that zooplankton feed upon phytoplankton?\n\nOptions:\nA: It helps show how global temperature changes affect larger sea animals indirectly.\nB: It is intended to provide an example of the ways in which the vertical mixing of seawater affects feeding habits.\nC: It is offered in support of the idea that global warming poses a threat to all organisms.\nD: It is offered as one reason that global warming must be curtailed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeemingly inconsequential changes in sea temperature due to global warming eventually result in declines in fish and seabird populations. A rise of just two degrees prevents the vertical mixing of seawater from different strata. This restricts the availability of upwelling nutrients to phytoplankton. Since zooplankton, which feed upon phytoplankton, feed the rest of the food chain, the declines are inevitable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the statement that zooplankton feed upon phytoplankton?\n\nOptions:\nA: It helps show how global temperature changes affect larger sea animals indirectly.\nB: It is intended to provide an example of the ways in which the vertical mixing of seawater affects feeding habits.\nC: It is offered in support of the idea that global warming poses a threat to all organisms.\nD: It is offered as one reason that global warming must be curtailed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress and hold the fingerprint on the screen, mainly because the thickness of the screen module itself makes the sensor unable to collect enough useful signals. This makes the front capacitance fingerprint identification scheme useless in the full screen mobile phone. The full screen literally means that the front of the mobile phone is full of screens, which adopts a borderless design and pursues a screen share of nearly 100%. However, due to the current technology, the comprehensive screen mobile phone claimed by the industry is only a mobile phone with ultra-high screen share for the time being. If you want to make the comprehensive screen more comprehensive or even close to the real comprehensive screen, off screen fingerprint identification must be overcome. At present, there are two known off screen fingerprint identification schemes. One is realized by OLED, that is, optical recognition. The other is ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there is no mobile phone with a screen accounting for 100% on the market.\nB: The front capacitance fingerprint identification has not been realized on the real full screen mobile phone.\nC: Off screen fingerprint identification technology is one of the keys to realize the real full screen of mobile phone.\nD: At present, no mobile phone can use optical or ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress and hold the fingerprint on the screen, mainly because the thickness of the screen module itself makes the sensor unable to collect enough useful signals. This makes the front capacitance fingerprint identification scheme useless in the full screen mobile phone. The full screen literally means that the front of the mobile phone is full of screens, which adopts a borderless design and pursues a screen share of nearly 100%. However, due to the current technology, the comprehensive screen mobile phone claimed by the industry is only a mobile phone with ultra-high screen share for the time being. If you want to make the comprehensive screen more comprehensive or even close to the real comprehensive screen, off screen fingerprint identification must be overcome. At present, there are two known off screen fingerprint identification schemes. One is realized by OLED, that is, optical recognition. The other is ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there is no mobile phone with a screen accounting for 100% on the market.\nB: The front capacitance fingerprint identification has not been realized on the real full screen mobile phone.\nC: Off screen fingerprint identification technology is one of the keys to realize the real full screen of mobile phone.\nD: At present, no mobile phone can use optical or ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress and hold the fingerprint on the screen, mainly because the thickness of the screen module itself makes the sensor unable to collect enough useful signals. This makes the front capacitance fingerprint identification scheme useless in the full screen mobile phone. The full screen literally means that the front of the mobile phone is full of screens, which adopts a borderless design and pursues a screen share of nearly 100%. However, due to the current technology, the comprehensive screen mobile phone claimed by the industry is only a mobile phone with ultra-high screen share for the time being. If you want to make the comprehensive screen more comprehensive or even close to the real comprehensive screen, off screen fingerprint identification must be overcome. At present, there are two known off screen fingerprint identification schemes. One is realized by OLED, that is, optical recognition. The other is ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there is no mobile phone with a screen accounting for 100% on the market.\nB: The front capacitance fingerprint identification has not been realized on the real full screen mobile phone.\nC: Off screen fingerprint identification technology is one of the keys to realize the real full screen of mobile phone.\nD: At present, no mobile phone can use optical or ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPress and hold the fingerprint on the screen, mainly because the thickness of the screen module itself makes the sensor unable to collect enough useful signals. This makes the front capacitance fingerprint identification scheme useless in the full screen mobile phone. The full screen literally means that the front of the mobile phone is full of screens, which adopts a borderless design and pursues a screen share of nearly 100%. However, due to the current technology, the comprehensive screen mobile phone claimed by the industry is only a mobile phone with ultra-high screen share for the time being. If you want to make the comprehensive screen more comprehensive or even close to the real comprehensive screen, off screen fingerprint identification must be overcome. At present, there are two known off screen fingerprint identification schemes. One is realized by OLED, that is, optical recognition. The other is ultrasonic fingerprint recognition.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above words, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, there is no mobile phone with a screen accounting for 100% on the market.\nB: The front capacitance fingerprint identification has not been realized on the real full screen mobile phone.\nC: Off screen fingerprint identification technology is one of the keys to realize the real full screen of mobile phone.\nD: At present, no mobile phone can use optical or ultrasonic fingerprint recognition technology.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithin the earth's core, which is iron, pressure increases with depth. Because the temperature at which iron melts increases with pressure, the inner core is solid and the outer core is molten. Physicists can determine the melting temperature of iron at any given pressure and the pressure for any given depth in the earth. Ttherefore, the actual temperature at the boundary of the earth's outer and inner cores-the melting temperature of iron there -- can be determined, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: some of the heat from the earth's core flows to the surface of the earth\nB: the temperatures within the earth's inner core are higher than in the outer core\nC: the depth beneath the earth's surface of the boundary between the outer and inner cores is known\nD: nowhere in the earth's core can the temperature be measured directly\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithin the earth's core, which is iron, pressure increases with depth. Because the temperature at which iron melts increases with pressure, the inner core is solid and the outer core is molten. Physicists can determine the melting temperature of iron at any given pressure and the pressure for any given depth in the earth. Ttherefore, the actual temperature at the boundary of the earth's outer and inner cores-the melting temperature of iron there -- can be determined, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: some of the heat from the earth's core flows to the surface of the earth\nB: the temperatures within the earth's inner core are higher than in the outer core\nC: the depth beneath the earth's surface of the boundary between the outer and inner cores is known\nD: nowhere in the earth's core can the temperature be measured directly\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithin the earth's core, which is iron, pressure increases with depth. Because the temperature at which iron melts increases with pressure, the inner core is solid and the outer core is molten. Physicists can determine the melting temperature of iron at any given pressure and the pressure for any given depth in the earth. Ttherefore, the actual temperature at the boundary of the earth's outer and inner cores-the melting temperature of iron there -- can be determined, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: some of the heat from the earth's core flows to the surface of the earth\nB: the temperatures within the earth's inner core are higher than in the outer core\nC: the depth beneath the earth's surface of the boundary between the outer and inner cores is known\nD: nowhere in the earth's core can the temperature be measured directly\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWithin the earth's core, which is iron, pressure increases with depth. Because the temperature at which iron melts increases with pressure, the inner core is solid and the outer core is molten. Physicists can determine the melting temperature of iron at any given pressure and the pressure for any given depth in the earth. Ttherefore, the actual temperature at the boundary of the earth's outer and inner cores-the melting temperature of iron there -- can be determined, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: some of the heat from the earth's core flows to the surface of the earth\nB: the temperatures within the earth's inner core are higher than in the outer core\nC: the depth beneath the earth's surface of the boundary between the outer and inner cores is known\nD: nowhere in the earth's core can the temperature be measured directly\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is often said that high rates of inflation tend to diminish people's incentive to save and invest. This view must be incorrect, however, because people generally saved and invested more of their income in the 1970's when inflation rates were high than they did in the 1980's when inflation rates were low.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, the best criticism of the argument above is that it overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proponents of the view cited would stand to gain if inflation rates become lower\nB: a factor that affects people's savings behavior in a certain way could affect people's investment behavior quite differently\nC: certain factors operating in the 1980's but not in the 1970's diminished people's incentive to save and invest\nD: the population was larger in the 1980's than it was in the 1970's\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is often said that high rates of inflation tend to diminish people's incentive to save and invest. This view must be incorrect, however, because people generally saved and invested more of their income in the 1970's when inflation rates were high than they did in the 1980's when inflation rates were low.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, the best criticism of the argument above is that it overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proponents of the view cited would stand to gain if inflation rates become lower\nB: a factor that affects people's savings behavior in a certain way could affect people's investment behavior quite differently\nC: certain factors operating in the 1980's but not in the 1970's diminished people's incentive to save and invest\nD: the population was larger in the 1980's than it was in the 1970's\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is often said that high rates of inflation tend to diminish people's incentive to save and invest. This view must be incorrect, however, because people generally saved and invested more of their income in the 1970's when inflation rates were high than they did in the 1980's when inflation rates were low.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, the best criticism of the argument above is that it overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proponents of the view cited would stand to gain if inflation rates become lower\nB: a factor that affects people's savings behavior in a certain way could affect people's investment behavior quite differently\nC: certain factors operating in the 1980's but not in the 1970's diminished people's incentive to save and invest\nD: the population was larger in the 1980's than it was in the 1970's\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible implantation: refers to the propaganda strategy that affects the audience imperceptibly through peripheral information, symbol system and other imperceptible forms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an invisible implant?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a TV series, all the characters use the same brand of mobile phone and use the classic ringtone of that brand\nB: Before the arrival of the Games, businesses printed with the games emblem of all kinds of cultural creative products have been put on the counter\nC: In the collection of a city museum logo design, scheme 8 attracted the attention of the judges for its strong regional cultural elements\nD: To remind her careless and busy husband that their wedding anniversary was coming, Xiao Li secretly changed the screen saver of his mobile phone to wedding photos\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible implantation: refers to the propaganda strategy that affects the audience imperceptibly through peripheral information, symbol system and other imperceptible forms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an invisible implant?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a TV series, all the characters use the same brand of mobile phone and use the classic ringtone of that brand\nB: Before the arrival of the Games, businesses printed with the games emblem of all kinds of cultural creative products have been put on the counter\nC: In the collection of a city museum logo design, scheme 8 attracted the attention of the judges for its strong regional cultural elements\nD: To remind her careless and busy husband that their wedding anniversary was coming, Xiao Li secretly changed the screen saver of his mobile phone to wedding photos\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible implantation: refers to the propaganda strategy that affects the audience imperceptibly through peripheral information, symbol system and other imperceptible forms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an invisible implant?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a TV series, all the characters use the same brand of mobile phone and use the classic ringtone of that brand\nB: Before the arrival of the Games, businesses printed with the games emblem of all kinds of cultural creative products have been put on the counter\nC: In the collection of a city museum logo design, scheme 8 attracted the attention of the judges for its strong regional cultural elements\nD: To remind her careless and busy husband that their wedding anniversary was coming, Xiao Li secretly changed the screen saver of his mobile phone to wedding photos\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree new young teachers, Cai, Zhu and Sun, came to a school. Each of them taught two of the six subjects of biology, physics, English, politics, history and mathematics. Among them, three had the following relationships: (1) the physics teacher and the politics teacher were neighbors; (2) Cai is the youngest of the three; (3) Miss sun, biology teacher and political teacher often go home from school together; (4) Biology teachers are older than math teachers; (5) On weekends, English teacher, math teacher and Cai often play volleyball together.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, teacher Zhu teaches:\n\nOptions:\nA: History and Biology\nB: Physics and Mathematics\nC: English and Biology\nD: Politics and Mathematics\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree new young teachers, Cai, Zhu and Sun, came to a school. Each of them taught two of the six subjects of biology, physics, English, politics, history and mathematics. Among them, three had the following relationships: (1) the physics teacher and the politics teacher were neighbors; (2) Cai is the youngest of the three; (3) Miss sun, biology teacher and political teacher often go home from school together; (4) Biology teachers are older than math teachers; (5) On weekends, English teacher, math teacher and Cai often play volleyball together.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, teacher Zhu teaches:\n\nOptions:\nA: History and Biology\nB: Physics and Mathematics\nC: English and Biology\nD: Politics and Mathematics\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree new young teachers, Cai, Zhu and Sun, came to a school. Each of them taught two of the six subjects of biology, physics, English, politics, history and mathematics. Among them, three had the following relationships: (1) the physics teacher and the politics teacher were neighbors; (2) Cai is the youngest of the three; (3) Miss sun, biology teacher and political teacher often go home from school together; (4) Biology teachers are older than math teachers; (5) On weekends, English teacher, math teacher and Cai often play volleyball together.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, teacher Zhu teaches:\n\nOptions:\nA: History and Biology\nB: Physics and Mathematics\nC: English and Biology\nD: Politics and Mathematics\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce the frequency of ground collisions, Innovair will begin giving its ground crews additional training, at an annual cost of $500, 000. Although this will cut the number of ground collisions by about half at best, the drop in repair costs can be expected to be much greater, since __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument? In a typical year, Innovair's airplanes are involved in 35 collisions while parked or being towed in airports, with a resulting yearly cost of $1, 000, 000 for repairs.\n\nOptions:\nA: most ground collisions have been caused by the least experienced ground-crew members\nB: a ground collision typically occurs when there are no passengers on the airplane\nC: the additional training will focus on helping ground crews avoid those kinds of ground collisions that cause the most costly damage\nD: the $500, 000 cost figure for the additional training of ground crews includes the wages that those crews will earn during the time spent in actual training\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo reduce the frequency of ground collisions, Innovair will begin giving its ground crews additional training, at an annual cost of $500, 000. Although this will cut the number of ground collisions by about half at best, the drop in repair costs can be expected to be much greater, since __ .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument? In a typical year, Innovair's airplanes are involved in 35 collisions while parked or being towed in airports, with a resulting yearly cost of $1, 000, 000 for repairs.\n\nOptions:\nA: most ground collisions have been caused by the least experienced ground-crew members\nB: a ground collision typically occurs when there are no passengers on the airplane\nC: the additional training will focus on helping ground crews avoid those kinds of ground collisions that cause the most costly damage\nD: the $500, 000 cost figure for the additional training of ground crews includes the wages that those crews will earn during the time spent in actual training\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe pay gap between senior managers reflects the way different parts of a company work. If the gap is large, it encourages competition between sectors and individual performance; If the gap is small, it encourages inter-departmental cooperation and collective performance. The various departments of 3M work in a cooperative way, so ______________\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the most appropriate conclusion to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is large.\nB: Working in a collaborative manner can share some resources and information.\nC: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is smaller\nD: Working in a competitive manner improves the efficiency of all departments.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe pay gap between senior managers reflects the way different parts of a company work. If the gap is large, it encourages competition between sectors and individual performance; If the gap is small, it encourages inter-departmental cooperation and collective performance. The various departments of 3M work in a cooperative way, so ______________\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the most appropriate conclusion to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is large.\nB: Working in a collaborative manner can share some resources and information.\nC: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is smaller\nD: Working in a competitive manner improves the efficiency of all departments.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe pay gap between senior managers reflects the way different parts of a company work. If the gap is large, it encourages competition between sectors and individual performance; If the gap is small, it encourages inter-departmental cooperation and collective performance. The various departments of 3M work in a cooperative way, so ______________\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the most appropriate conclusion to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is large.\nB: Working in a collaborative manner can share some resources and information.\nC: The gap in compensation for senior managers at 3M is smaller\nD: Working in a competitive manner improves the efficiency of all departments.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLanguage, like culture, is rarely self-sufficient, so the borrowing of words has been a common language phenomenon since ancient times. However, when foreign words enter a country, the local people will unconsciously mutate and transform their original appearance while adapting and absorbing new elements. With the passage of time, foreign words will gradually localize, grow for a long time, the origin is vague, the aspect is separated, and the variation is repeated. Once the exotic features of loanwords (such as phonemes, syllable composition, etc.) are diluted or disappeared in the user's consciousness, they will be regarded by the locals as part of their mother tongue.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options focuses on the description of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The influence of foreign words on national language and culture.\nB: The way in which the native language absorbs and transforms foreign words.\nC: The universality of the use of foreign words and the process of localization.\nD: The reasons for the desalination and disappearance of foreign words in their mother tongue.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is widely believed that eating chocolate can cause acne. Indeed, many people who are susceptible to acne report that, in their own experience, eating large amounts of chocolate is invariably followed by an outbreak of that skin condition. However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an effect for a cause. Several recent scientific studies indicate that hormonal changes associated with stress can cause acne and there is good evidence that people who are fond of chocolate tend to eat more chocolate when they are under stress.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately expresses the main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People are mistaken who insist that whenever they eat large amounts of chocolate they invariably suffer from an outbreak of acne,\nB: Eating large amounts of chocolate is more likely to cause stress than it is to cause outbreaks of acne.\nC: The more chocolate a person eats, the more likely that person is to experience the hormonal changes associated with stress.\nD: It is less likely that eating large amounts of chocolate causes acne than that both the chocolate eating and the acne are caused by stress.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is widely believed that eating chocolate can cause acne. Indeed, many people who are susceptible to acne report that, in their own experience, eating large amounts of chocolate is invariably followed by an outbreak of that skin condition. However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an effect for a cause. Several recent scientific studies indicate that hormonal changes associated with stress can cause acne and there is good evidence that people who are fond of chocolate tend to eat more chocolate when they are under stress.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately expresses the main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People are mistaken who insist that whenever they eat large amounts of chocolate they invariably suffer from an outbreak of acne,\nB: Eating large amounts of chocolate is more likely to cause stress than it is to cause outbreaks of acne.\nC: The more chocolate a person eats, the more likely that person is to experience the hormonal changes associated with stress.\nD: It is less likely that eating large amounts of chocolate causes acne than that both the chocolate eating and the acne are caused by stress.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is widely believed that eating chocolate can cause acne. Indeed, many people who are susceptible to acne report that, in their own experience, eating large amounts of chocolate is invariably followed by an outbreak of that skin condition. However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an effect for a cause. Several recent scientific studies indicate that hormonal changes associated with stress can cause acne and there is good evidence that people who are fond of chocolate tend to eat more chocolate when they are under stress.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately expresses the main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People are mistaken who insist that whenever they eat large amounts of chocolate they invariably suffer from an outbreak of acne,\nB: Eating large amounts of chocolate is more likely to cause stress than it is to cause outbreaks of acne.\nC: The more chocolate a person eats, the more likely that person is to experience the hormonal changes associated with stress.\nD: It is less likely that eating large amounts of chocolate causes acne than that both the chocolate eating and the acne are caused by stress.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is widely believed that eating chocolate can cause acne. Indeed, many people who are susceptible to acne report that, in their own experience, eating large amounts of chocolate is invariably followed by an outbreak of that skin condition. However, it is likely that common wisdom has mistaken an effect for a cause. Several recent scientific studies indicate that hormonal changes associated with stress can cause acne and there is good evidence that people who are fond of chocolate tend to eat more chocolate when they are under stress.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately expresses the main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: People are mistaken who insist that whenever they eat large amounts of chocolate they invariably suffer from an outbreak of acne,\nB: Eating large amounts of chocolate is more likely to cause stress than it is to cause outbreaks of acne.\nC: The more chocolate a person eats, the more likely that person is to experience the hormonal changes associated with stress.\nD: It is less likely that eating large amounts of chocolate causes acne than that both the chocolate eating and the acne are caused by stress.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople's customary behavior patterns in the production and consumption of tea are usually expressed in the form of tea ceremony, tea customs, and tea art. For example, the famous sentence of Song Dynasty poet Du Lei, The cold night guests come to tea as wine, which explains that visitors to tea It is a traditional etiquette in our country; sending tea from thousands of miles expresses nostalgia for relatives; folks used tea as a gift in the old days, called tea ceremony, tea ceremony is called chao, and the ancient proverb said a woman does not eat Two kinds of tea means that the female family no longer accepts the betrothal gifts of other families after receiving the tea ceremony; there are also tea to worship the Buddha, tea sacrifices and so on. As for various places, the tea drinking habits of various ethnic groups are colorful and varied. The tea-drinking methods and tea art procedures are also like a hundred flowers blooming, and the beauty is too beautiful.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tea Culture in Ancient Poems\nB: Folk customs related to tea\nC: There are many ways to drink tea and tea art\nD: Tea drinking customs in different regions have their own advantages\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople's customary behavior patterns in the production and consumption of tea are usually expressed in the form of tea ceremony, tea customs, and tea art. For example, the famous sentence of Song Dynasty poet Du Lei, The cold night guests come to tea as wine, which explains that visitors to tea It is a traditional etiquette in our country; sending tea from thousands of miles expresses nostalgia for relatives; folks used tea as a gift in the old days, called tea ceremony, tea ceremony is called chao, and the ancient proverb said a woman does not eat Two kinds of tea means that the female family no longer accepts the betrothal gifts of other families after receiving the tea ceremony; there are also tea to worship the Buddha, tea sacrifices and so on. As for various places, the tea drinking habits of various ethnic groups are colorful and varied. The tea-drinking methods and tea art procedures are also like a hundred flowers blooming, and the beauty is too beautiful.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tea Culture in Ancient Poems\nB: Folk customs related to tea\nC: There are many ways to drink tea and tea art\nD: Tea drinking customs in different regions have their own advantages\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople's customary behavior patterns in the production and consumption of tea are usually expressed in the form of tea ceremony, tea customs, and tea art. For example, the famous sentence of Song Dynasty poet Du Lei, The cold night guests come to tea as wine, which explains that visitors to tea It is a traditional etiquette in our country; sending tea from thousands of miles expresses nostalgia for relatives; folks used tea as a gift in the old days, called tea ceremony, tea ceremony is called chao, and the ancient proverb said a woman does not eat Two kinds of tea means that the female family no longer accepts the betrothal gifts of other families after receiving the tea ceremony; there are also tea to worship the Buddha, tea sacrifices and so on. As for various places, the tea drinking habits of various ethnic groups are colorful and varied. The tea-drinking methods and tea art procedures are also like a hundred flowers blooming, and the beauty is too beautiful.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tea Culture in Ancient Poems\nB: Folk customs related to tea\nC: There are many ways to drink tea and tea art\nD: Tea drinking customs in different regions have their own advantages\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the rules of the game are fair, and the rules of officialdom are the rules of the game. Therefore, the rules of officialdom are fair.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning errors are most similar to those in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some moral hazard can not be transferred, personal reputation risk is moral hazard, therefore, personal reputation risk can not be transferred\nB: College students are useful talents of the country, and Zhang Hua is a college student, so Zhang Hua is a useful talent of the country\nC: College students are highly educated, and Wang Lei is a college student, so Wang Lei is a highly educated person\nD: All the young geniuses are very conceited, and some of them are go players, so some go players are very conceited\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the rules of the game are fair, and the rules of officialdom are the rules of the game. Therefore, the rules of officialdom are fair.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning errors are most similar to those in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some moral hazard can not be transferred, personal reputation risk is moral hazard, therefore, personal reputation risk can not be transferred\nB: College students are useful talents of the country, and Zhang Hua is a college student, so Zhang Hua is a useful talent of the country\nC: College students are highly educated, and Wang Lei is a college student, so Wang Lei is a highly educated person\nD: All the young geniuses are very conceited, and some of them are go players, so some go players are very conceited\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the rules of the game are fair, and the rules of officialdom are the rules of the game. Therefore, the rules of officialdom are fair.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasoning errors are most similar to those in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some moral hazard can not be transferred, personal reputation risk is moral hazard, therefore, personal reputation risk can not be transferred\nB: College students are useful talents of the country, and Zhang Hua is a college student, so Zhang Hua is a useful talent of the country\nC: College students are highly educated, and Wang Lei is a college student, so Wang Lei is a highly educated person\nD: All the young geniuses are very conceited, and some of them are go players, so some go players are very conceited\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arithmetic mean describes the average trend of a set of data, and is the quotient obtained by dividing the sum of all data by the number of data. When using in statistics, you should pay attention to: when extreme values, ambiguous data or data of different quality appear , Can not calculate the arithmetic mean.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is suitable for calculating the arithmetic mean?\n\nOptions:\nA: A community counts the average age of residents in the community, including 204 children under 10 and 26 elderly over 90\nB: A company made statistics on the average annual income of young employees under the age of 35 and found that it was basically between 100,000 and 120,000 yuan. One of them was a company executive with an annual income of more than one million yuan\nC: A school calculates the average height of the youth of the school, including all students in the preschool, elementary and middle schools of the school\nD: A city counts the average number of left-behind children in all districts and counties of the city. Among them, the counties with a large number of migrant workers cannot make accurate statistics, and only provide estimates\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arithmetic mean describes the average trend of a set of data, and is the quotient obtained by dividing the sum of all data by the number of data. When using in statistics, you should pay attention to: when extreme values, ambiguous data or data of different quality appear , Can not calculate the arithmetic mean.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is suitable for calculating the arithmetic mean?\n\nOptions:\nA: A community counts the average age of residents in the community, including 204 children under 10 and 26 elderly over 90\nB: A company made statistics on the average annual income of young employees under the age of 35 and found that it was basically between 100,000 and 120,000 yuan. One of them was a company executive with an annual income of more than one million yuan\nC: A school calculates the average height of the youth of the school, including all students in the preschool, elementary and middle schools of the school\nD: A city counts the average number of left-behind children in all districts and counties of the city. Among them, the counties with a large number of migrant workers cannot make accurate statistics, and only provide estimates\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arithmetic mean describes the average trend of a set of data, and is the quotient obtained by dividing the sum of all data by the number of data. When using in statistics, you should pay attention to: when extreme values, ambiguous data or data of different quality appear , Can not calculate the arithmetic mean.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is suitable for calculating the arithmetic mean?\n\nOptions:\nA: A community counts the average age of residents in the community, including 204 children under 10 and 26 elderly over 90\nB: A company made statistics on the average annual income of young employees under the age of 35 and found that it was basically between 100,000 and 120,000 yuan. One of them was a company executive with an annual income of more than one million yuan\nC: A school calculates the average height of the youth of the school, including all students in the preschool, elementary and middle schools of the school\nD: A city counts the average number of left-behind children in all districts and counties of the city. Among them, the counties with a large number of migrant workers cannot make accurate statistics, and only provide estimates\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe arithmetic mean describes the average trend of a set of data, and is the quotient obtained by dividing the sum of all data by the number of data. When using in statistics, you should pay attention to: when extreme values, ambiguous data or data of different quality appear , Can not calculate the arithmetic mean.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is suitable for calculating the arithmetic mean?\n\nOptions:\nA: A community counts the average age of residents in the community, including 204 children under 10 and 26 elderly over 90\nB: A company made statistics on the average annual income of young employees under the age of 35 and found that it was basically between 100,000 and 120,000 yuan. One of them was a company executive with an annual income of more than one million yuan\nC: A school calculates the average height of the youth of the school, including all students in the preschool, elementary and middle schools of the school\nD: A city counts the average number of left-behind children in all districts and counties of the city. Among them, the counties with a large number of migrant workers cannot make accurate statistics, and only provide estimates\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the richest biological species in the world, and higher plants and wildlife species account for about 10% of the world. However, environmental pollution and ecological destruction have led to the destruction of the living environment of animals and plants, the number of species has decreased sharply, and some species have become extinct. According to statistics, about 200 species of higher plants have become extinct in the past 50 years, with an average of 4 species per year, and about 400 species of wild animals are endangered or threatened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extinction rate of animals and plants is increasing year by year\nB: Environmental degradation leads to extinction or endangerment of animals and plants\nC: China is rich in animal and plant species\nD: Higher plants need more protection than wild animals\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the richest biological species in the world, and higher plants and wildlife species account for about 10% of the world. However, environmental pollution and ecological destruction have led to the destruction of the living environment of animals and plants, the number of species has decreased sharply, and some species have become extinct. According to statistics, about 200 species of higher plants have become extinct in the past 50 years, with an average of 4 species per year, and about 400 species of wild animals are endangered or threatened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extinction rate of animals and plants is increasing year by year\nB: Environmental degradation leads to extinction or endangerment of animals and plants\nC: China is rich in animal and plant species\nD: Higher plants need more protection than wild animals\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the richest biological species in the world, and higher plants and wildlife species account for about 10% of the world. However, environmental pollution and ecological destruction have led to the destruction of the living environment of animals and plants, the number of species has decreased sharply, and some species have become extinct. According to statistics, about 200 species of higher plants have become extinct in the past 50 years, with an average of 4 species per year, and about 400 species of wild animals are endangered or threatened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The extinction rate of animals and plants is increasing year by year\nB: Environmental degradation leads to extinction or endangerment of animals and plants\nC: China is rich in animal and plant species\nD: Higher plants need more protection than wild animals\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the issue of war, the Japanese government has always adopted a muddle through attitude, not to face up to history, and claimed that Japan has no war maniacs like Hitler, trying to exterminate a nation like Jews. In the face of the disasters caused by World War II, it often blindly emphasizes the harm suffered by Japan, and seems to regard itself as the victims of World War 2. Especially some right-wing politicians, disregarding the strong opposition of the people of neighboring countries, they repeatedly visited the Yasukuni shrine. On the contrary, they played down the trauma suffered by the people of the aggrieved countries and did not mention the issue of apology for war crimes at all.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Japanese are aggressive and thorough fascists.\nB: Japan adheres to the road of expansion, has not yet given up such a militarist way, and will one day complete its plan to conquer neighboring countries.\nC: Japan has completely turned right, denied and distorted history, and is making excuses for new expansion.\nD: Some politicians of the Japanese government have lost their conscience and lack sincerity to be friendly with neighboring countries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the issue of war, the Japanese government has always adopted a muddle through attitude, not to face up to history, and claimed that Japan has no war maniacs like Hitler, trying to exterminate a nation like Jews. In the face of the disasters caused by World War II, it often blindly emphasizes the harm suffered by Japan, and seems to regard itself as the victims of World War 2. Especially some right-wing politicians, disregarding the strong opposition of the people of neighboring countries, they repeatedly visited the Yasukuni shrine. On the contrary, they played down the trauma suffered by the people of the aggrieved countries and did not mention the issue of apology for war crimes at all.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Japanese are aggressive and thorough fascists.\nB: Japan adheres to the road of expansion, has not yet given up such a militarist way, and will one day complete its plan to conquer neighboring countries.\nC: Japan has completely turned right, denied and distorted history, and is making excuses for new expansion.\nD: Some politicians of the Japanese government have lost their conscience and lack sincerity to be friendly with neighboring countries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIndustrial scientists have hypothesized that much of the nitrous oxide that contributes to air pollution originates from the burning of organic matter in forest fires. The results of one extensive study in which smoke samples taken from forest fires were bottled and then analyzed in a research laboratory supports this hypothesis, since the analysis showed that all of the samples contained high concentrations of nitrous oxide.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The production of synthetic products such as nylon is responsible for up to 10 percent of the nitrous oxide present in the atmosphere.\nB: Soil bacteria that feed on ammonium compounds present in organic ash are thought by some scientists to excrete small amounts of nitrous oxide that then enter the atmosphere.\nC: By using gas-analyzing devices mounted on helicopters, researchers can perform on-site analyses of smoke instead of sending smoke samples to laboratories for analysis.\nD: When in a closed container, the gases in smoke produced by forest fires quickly react with each other thereby producing high concentrations of nitrous oxide.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIndustrial scientists have hypothesized that much of the nitrous oxide that contributes to air pollution originates from the burning of organic matter in forest fires. The results of one extensive study in which smoke samples taken from forest fires were bottled and then analyzed in a research laboratory supports this hypothesis, since the analysis showed that all of the samples contained high concentrations of nitrous oxide.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most undermines the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The production of synthetic products such as nylon is responsible for up to 10 percent of the nitrous oxide present in the atmosphere.\nB: Soil bacteria that feed on ammonium compounds present in organic ash are thought by some scientists to excrete small amounts of nitrous oxide that then enter the atmosphere.\nC: By using gas-analyzing devices mounted on helicopters, researchers can perform on-site analyses of smoke instead of sending smoke samples to laboratories for analysis.\nD: When in a closed container, the gases in smoke produced by forest fires quickly react with each other thereby producing high concentrations of nitrous oxide.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the 1950s, some scientists found that bacteria would fall off the cell wall and no longer show a unique shape, causing the immune system to miss. After a period of time, these bacteria will regain the cell wall and return to their original shape. once again have the ability to infect the human body. Recently, researchers first used an antibiotic to break through the cell wall of E. coli and change its shape. Another antibiotic was then administered against a drug called MreB. Even if the bacteria proliferate, they can no longer recover their original shape, no longer have the ability to infect, and eventually die out naturally. This study can explain the causes of bacterial drug resistance, deepen the understanding of the cell wall construction process, and is expected to lead to better planning for the use of antibiotics.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Antibiotics prevent bacteria from regaining new cells\nB: Antibiotics inhibit MreB protein producing bacteria\nC: MreB,the protein dominates the variation of bacterial cell wall\nD: MreB,protein is the key to bacterial invisibility\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVery little is known about prehistoric hominid cave dwellers. However, a recent study of skeletons of these hominids has revealed an important clue about their daily activities: skeletal fractures present are most like the type and distribution of fractures sustained by rodeo riders. Ttherefore, it is likely that these cave dwellers engaged in activities similar to rodeo riders -- chasing and tackling animals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the argumentation above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most important aspect of prehistoric life to be studied is how food was obtained.\nB: The primary source of clues about the lives of prehistoric hominids is their skeletal remains.\nC: If direct evidence as to the cause of a phenomenon is available, then indirect evidence should not be sought.\nD: If there is a similarity between two effects, then there is probably a similarity between their causes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVery little is known about prehistoric hominid cave dwellers. However, a recent study of skeletons of these hominids has revealed an important clue about their daily activities: skeletal fractures present are most like the type and distribution of fractures sustained by rodeo riders. Ttherefore, it is likely that these cave dwellers engaged in activities similar to rodeo riders -- chasing and tackling animals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the argumentation above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most important aspect of prehistoric life to be studied is how food was obtained.\nB: The primary source of clues about the lives of prehistoric hominids is their skeletal remains.\nC: If direct evidence as to the cause of a phenomenon is available, then indirect evidence should not be sought.\nD: If there is a similarity between two effects, then there is probably a similarity between their causes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVery little is known about prehistoric hominid cave dwellers. However, a recent study of skeletons of these hominids has revealed an important clue about their daily activities: skeletal fractures present are most like the type and distribution of fractures sustained by rodeo riders. Ttherefore, it is likely that these cave dwellers engaged in activities similar to rodeo riders -- chasing and tackling animals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the argumentation above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The most important aspect of prehistoric life to be studied is how food was obtained.\nB: The primary source of clues about the lives of prehistoric hominids is their skeletal remains.\nC: If direct evidence as to the cause of a phenomenon is available, then indirect evidence should not be sought.\nD: If there is a similarity between two effects, then there is probably a similarity between their causes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA commonly held belief is that cracking one' s knuckles causes arthritis. But this is, in fact, false, as indicated by the fact that most people with arthritis never cracked their knuckles.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: concludes that knuckle-cracking does not cause arthritis by appealing to an applicable principle\nB: treats the absence of a condition in some people afflicted with a disorder as evidence that the condition never causes the disorder\nC: ignores the possibility that arthritis is caused by genetic factors\nD: makes a distinction between people who crack their knuckles and people who do not when there is no actual difference between these two groups of people\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA commonly held belief is that cracking one' s knuckles causes arthritis. But this is, in fact, false, as indicated by the fact that most people with arthritis never cracked their knuckles.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: concludes that knuckle-cracking does not cause arthritis by appealing to an applicable principle\nB: treats the absence of a condition in some people afflicted with a disorder as evidence that the condition never causes the disorder\nC: ignores the possibility that arthritis is caused by genetic factors\nD: makes a distinction between people who crack their knuckles and people who do not when there is no actual difference between these two groups of people\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA commonly held belief is that cracking one' s knuckles causes arthritis. But this is, in fact, false, as indicated by the fact that most people with arthritis never cracked their knuckles.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: concludes that knuckle-cracking does not cause arthritis by appealing to an applicable principle\nB: treats the absence of a condition in some people afflicted with a disorder as evidence that the condition never causes the disorder\nC: ignores the possibility that arthritis is caused by genetic factors\nD: makes a distinction between people who crack their knuckles and people who do not when there is no actual difference between these two groups of people\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis semester, the administration major of a university set up five elective courses, requiring every student to take at least two, and it was found that some students took all the courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some courses are not taken by students\nB: Some students take three courses\nC: All the students took a certain course\nD: All courses are taken by students\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis semester, the administration major of a university set up five elective courses, requiring every student to take at least two, and it was found that some students took all the courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some courses are not taken by students\nB: Some students take three courses\nC: All the students took a certain course\nD: All courses are taken by students\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThis semester, the administration major of a university set up five elective courses, requiring every student to take at least two, and it was found that some students took all the courses.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some courses are not taken by students\nB: Some students take three courses\nC: All the students took a certain course\nD: All courses are taken by students\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: Many introductory undergraduate science courses are intended to be proving grounds, that is, they are designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in these courses. However, studies show that some of the students in these very demanding introductory courses who are least enthusiastic about science receive passing grades in these courses. Hence, designing introductory science courses to serve as proving grounds has not served its intended purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption that the professor's argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: Science departments need a way to ensure that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in introductory science courses.\nB: Some of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are most enthusiastic about science do not receive passing grades in those courses.\nC: None of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are least enthusiastic about science are among the students most committed to being science majors.\nD: Introductory science courses should not continue to be designed to serve as proving grounds if doing so has not served its intended purpose.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: Many introductory undergraduate science courses are intended to be proving grounds, that is, they are designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in these courses. However, studies show that some of the students in these very demanding introductory courses who are least enthusiastic about science receive passing grades in these courses. Hence, designing introductory science courses to serve as proving grounds has not served its intended purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption that the professor's argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: Science departments need a way to ensure that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in introductory science courses.\nB: Some of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are most enthusiastic about science do not receive passing grades in those courses.\nC: None of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are least enthusiastic about science are among the students most committed to being science majors.\nD: Introductory science courses should not continue to be designed to serve as proving grounds if doing so has not served its intended purpose.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: Many introductory undergraduate science courses are intended to be proving grounds, that is, they are designed to be so demanding that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in these courses. However, studies show that some of the students in these very demanding introductory courses who are least enthusiastic about science receive passing grades in these courses. Hence, designing introductory science courses to serve as proving grounds has not served its intended purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption that the professor's argument requires?\n\nOptions:\nA: Science departments need a way to ensure that only those students most committed to being science majors will receive passing grades in introductory science courses.\nB: Some of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are most enthusiastic about science do not receive passing grades in those courses.\nC: None of the students in the very demanding introductory science courses who are least enthusiastic about science are among the students most committed to being science majors.\nD: Introductory science courses should not continue to be designed to serve as proving grounds if doing so has not served its intended purpose.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators of the fire at the Shelburne factory have determined that the traces of gasoline on the property resulted from a leaking truck and were not, as they previously thought, the work of an arsonist. The investigators had originally maintained that the fire could have resulted from arson, faulty wiring, or an explosion of factory equipment. However, in light of all the evidence collected so far, they are currently exploring only the faulty-wiring theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above provide the most support for which one of the following inferences?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gasoline leaking from the truck did not help to cause the truck to explode.\nB: The investigators believe that the fire was not caused by an explosion of factory equipment.\nC: The investigators have until now seriously explored only the possibility that the fire resulted from arson.\nD: The investigators have physical evidence that the wiring in the Shelburne factory was faulty.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators of the fire at the Shelburne factory have determined that the traces of gasoline on the property resulted from a leaking truck and were not, as they previously thought, the work of an arsonist. The investigators had originally maintained that the fire could have resulted from arson, faulty wiring, or an explosion of factory equipment. However, in light of all the evidence collected so far, they are currently exploring only the faulty-wiring theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above provide the most support for which one of the following inferences?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gasoline leaking from the truck did not help to cause the truck to explode.\nB: The investigators believe that the fire was not caused by an explosion of factory equipment.\nC: The investigators have until now seriously explored only the possibility that the fire resulted from arson.\nD: The investigators have physical evidence that the wiring in the Shelburne factory was faulty.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators of the fire at the Shelburne factory have determined that the traces of gasoline on the property resulted from a leaking truck and were not, as they previously thought, the work of an arsonist. The investigators had originally maintained that the fire could have resulted from arson, faulty wiring, or an explosion of factory equipment. However, in light of all the evidence collected so far, they are currently exploring only the faulty-wiring theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe statements above provide the most support for which one of the following inferences?\n\nOptions:\nA: The gasoline leaking from the truck did not help to cause the truck to explode.\nB: The investigators believe that the fire was not caused by an explosion of factory equipment.\nC: The investigators have until now seriously explored only the possibility that the fire resulted from arson.\nD: The investigators have physical evidence that the wiring in the Shelburne factory was faulty.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLea: Contemporary art has become big business. Nowadays art has less to do with self-expression than with making money. The work of contemporary artists is utterly bereft of spontaneity and creativity, as a visit to any art gallery demonstrates. Susan: I disagree. One can still find spontaneous, innovative new artwork in most of the smaller, independent galleries.\n\nQuestion:\nLea's and Susan's remarks provide the most support for holding that they disagree about whether\n\nOptions:\nA: contemporary art has become big business\nB: most galleries contain some artwork that lacks spontaneity and creativity\nC: some smaller art galleries still exhibit creative new artwork\nD: large galleries contain creative artwork\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLea: Contemporary art has become big business. Nowadays art has less to do with self-expression than with making money. The work of contemporary artists is utterly bereft of spontaneity and creativity, as a visit to any art gallery demonstrates. Susan: I disagree. One can still find spontaneous, innovative new artwork in most of the smaller, independent galleries.\n\nQuestion:\nLea's and Susan's remarks provide the most support for holding that they disagree about whether\n\nOptions:\nA: contemporary art has become big business\nB: most galleries contain some artwork that lacks spontaneity and creativity\nC: some smaller art galleries still exhibit creative new artwork\nD: large galleries contain creative artwork\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Yuan Dynasty inherited the policy of opening to the outside world in the Tang and Song dynasties, strengthened its political ties with overseas countries, and actively carried out overseas trade economically. There are more than 200 countries and regions related to the Yuan Dynasty, a considerable part of which were not recorded in the previous generation. The Great Triangle of Southern Africa appeared in the early Ming Dynasty (1389) and Korea's (1402). The two pictures are similar. The author of the Korean map made it clear that it was drawn according to the two kinds of maps of the Yuan people. It can be seen that the Yuan people already have some understanding of the geographical situation of Africa. The expansion of overseas geography knowledge reflects the progress of overseas transportation. It can be considered that the overseas activities of the Yuan Dynasty laid the foundation for Zheng he's navigation in the 15th century.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are far more overseas countries in contact with the Yuan Dynasty than with the previous dynasties\nB: The Western Expedition of the Yuan Dynasty reached Africa and drew a map accordingly\nC: The Yuan Dynasty was the most developed period of maritime traffic in China\nD: The most prosperous overseas trade in China in history was the Yuan Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Yuan Dynasty inherited the policy of opening to the outside world in the Tang and Song dynasties, strengthened its political ties with overseas countries, and actively carried out overseas trade economically. There are more than 200 countries and regions related to the Yuan Dynasty, a considerable part of which were not recorded in the previous generation. The Great Triangle of Southern Africa appeared in the early Ming Dynasty (1389) and Korea's (1402). The two pictures are similar. The author of the Korean map made it clear that it was drawn according to the two kinds of maps of the Yuan people. It can be seen that the Yuan people already have some understanding of the geographical situation of Africa. The expansion of overseas geography knowledge reflects the progress of overseas transportation. It can be considered that the overseas activities of the Yuan Dynasty laid the foundation for Zheng he's navigation in the 15th century.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are far more overseas countries in contact with the Yuan Dynasty than with the previous dynasties\nB: The Western Expedition of the Yuan Dynasty reached Africa and drew a map accordingly\nC: The Yuan Dynasty was the most developed period of maritime traffic in China\nD: The most prosperous overseas trade in China in history was the Yuan Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBirds have been said to be descended from certain birdlike dinosaur species with which they share distinctive structural features. The fossil record, however, shows that this cannot be so, since there are bird fossils much older than the earliest birdlike dinosaur fossils that have been found.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: The birdlike dinosaurs have no descendants.\nB: Birds cannot have been descended from dinosaur species with which the birds do not share the distinctive structural features.\nC: There are no birdlike dinosaur fossils that are older than the bird fossils but have not yet been unearthed.\nD: It could not have been the case that some birds were descendant from one of the bird like dinosaur species and other birds from another.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBirds have been said to be descended from certain birdlike dinosaur species with which they share distinctive structural features. The fossil record, however, shows that this cannot be so, since there are bird fossils much older than the earliest birdlike dinosaur fossils that have been found.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: The birdlike dinosaurs have no descendants.\nB: Birds cannot have been descended from dinosaur species with which the birds do not share the distinctive structural features.\nC: There are no birdlike dinosaur fossils that are older than the bird fossils but have not yet been unearthed.\nD: It could not have been the case that some birds were descendant from one of the bird like dinosaur species and other birds from another.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe application of the law refers to the specialized activities of the state judiciary organs to deal with cases by applying the law in accordance with the statutory powers and procedures.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following acts is the application of the law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The customs officer thought Zhang was suspected of smuggling and investigated him.\nB: The procuratorial organ carries on the investigation to Wang Mou's act of accepting bribes according to the populace report.\nC: According to relevant national and regulations of law, Li signs a house sales contract in a sales department.\nD: The Public Security Bureau director convenes the working meeting for improving the quality of police handling cases.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe application of the law refers to the specialized activities of the state judiciary organs to deal with cases by applying the law in accordance with the statutory powers and procedures.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following acts is the application of the law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The customs officer thought Zhang was suspected of smuggling and investigated him.\nB: The procuratorial organ carries on the investigation to Wang Mou's act of accepting bribes according to the populace report.\nC: According to relevant national and regulations of law, Li signs a house sales contract in a sales department.\nD: The Public Security Bureau director convenes the working meeting for improving the quality of police handling cases.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe application of the law refers to the specialized activities of the state judiciary organs to deal with cases by applying the law in accordance with the statutory powers and procedures.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following acts is the application of the law?\n\nOptions:\nA: The customs officer thought Zhang was suspected of smuggling and investigated him.\nB: The procuratorial organ carries on the investigation to Wang Mou's act of accepting bribes according to the populace report.\nC: According to relevant national and regulations of law, Li signs a house sales contract in a sales department.\nD: The Public Security Bureau director convenes the working meeting for improving the quality of police handling cases.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the micro world, neutrinos have always been an omnipresent and unpredictable passer-by. Neutrinos are produced in many ways, such as nuclear reaction in stars, supernova explosion, cosmic ray impact with the earth's atmosphere, and even the decay of rocks and other substances on the earth. Although they may be one of the most common particles in our universe. But because of its strong penetration and almost no interaction with other substances, it is the least known of the basic particles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate understanding of neutrinos?\n\nOptions:\nA: Neutrinos are ubiquitous in the micro world.\nB: The nuclear reaction inside perseverance is one of the ways to produce neutrinos.\nC: Neutrinos are the most common particles in our universe.\nD: Humans know very little about neutrinos.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the micro world, neutrinos have always been an omnipresent and unpredictable passer-by. Neutrinos are produced in many ways, such as nuclear reaction in stars, supernova explosion, cosmic ray impact with the earth's atmosphere, and even the decay of rocks and other substances on the earth. Although they may be one of the most common particles in our universe. But because of its strong penetration and almost no interaction with other substances, it is the least known of the basic particles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate understanding of neutrinos?\n\nOptions:\nA: Neutrinos are ubiquitous in the micro world.\nB: The nuclear reaction inside perseverance is one of the ways to produce neutrinos.\nC: Neutrinos are the most common particles in our universe.\nD: Humans know very little about neutrinos.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the micro world, neutrinos have always been an omnipresent and unpredictable passer-by. Neutrinos are produced in many ways, such as nuclear reaction in stars, supernova explosion, cosmic ray impact with the earth's atmosphere, and even the decay of rocks and other substances on the earth. Although they may be one of the most common particles in our universe. But because of its strong penetration and almost no interaction with other substances, it is the least known of the basic particles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate understanding of neutrinos?\n\nOptions:\nA: Neutrinos are ubiquitous in the micro world.\nB: The nuclear reaction inside perseverance is one of the ways to produce neutrinos.\nC: Neutrinos are the most common particles in our universe.\nD: Humans know very little about neutrinos.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li destroyed the green space beside his fence and planted cucumbers. After the community property manager found it, he reminded Xiao Li that the green space beside the guardrail is a public green space, belonging to the owner of the community. To this end, the property issued a rectification notice requiring Xiao Li to restore the green space within a time limit. Xiao Li argued: am I not from the community? Since the green space beside the fence belongs to the owner of the community, it certainly belongs to me. Therefore, I have the right to plant cucumbers on my own land.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to Xiao Wang's mistake?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everyone should be responsible for his wrong behavior. Xiao Wang is not responsible for his behavior. All Xiao Wang's behavior is correct\nB: All the orchids participating in the Expo were ordered out. Li Yang bought a pot of flowers at a high price. It can be seen that Li Yang must buy orchids\nC: No one can read all Dumas's works in one day, and no one can read the Three Musketeers in one day. Therefore, the Three Musketeers is one of Dumas's works\nD: The army composed of all Mobi Knights was invincible in Europe at that time, and the king Yiya was one of the Mobi knights, so the king Yiya was invincible in Europe at that time\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li destroyed the green space beside his fence and planted cucumbers. After the community property manager found it, he reminded Xiao Li that the green space beside the guardrail is a public green space, belonging to the owner of the community. To this end, the property issued a rectification notice requiring Xiao Li to restore the green space within a time limit. Xiao Li argued: am I not from the community? Since the green space beside the fence belongs to the owner of the community, it certainly belongs to me. Therefore, I have the right to plant cucumbers on my own land.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to Xiao Wang's mistake?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everyone should be responsible for his wrong behavior. Xiao Wang is not responsible for his behavior. All Xiao Wang's behavior is correct\nB: All the orchids participating in the Expo were ordered out. Li Yang bought a pot of flowers at a high price. It can be seen that Li Yang must buy orchids\nC: No one can read all Dumas's works in one day, and no one can read the Three Musketeers in one day. Therefore, the Three Musketeers is one of Dumas's works\nD: The army composed of all Mobi Knights was invincible in Europe at that time, and the king Yiya was one of the Mobi knights, so the king Yiya was invincible in Europe at that time\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li destroyed the green space beside his fence and planted cucumbers. After the community property manager found it, he reminded Xiao Li that the green space beside the guardrail is a public green space, belonging to the owner of the community. To this end, the property issued a rectification notice requiring Xiao Li to restore the green space within a time limit. Xiao Li argued: am I not from the community? Since the green space beside the fence belongs to the owner of the community, it certainly belongs to me. Therefore, I have the right to plant cucumbers on my own land.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to Xiao Wang's mistake?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everyone should be responsible for his wrong behavior. Xiao Wang is not responsible for his behavior. All Xiao Wang's behavior is correct\nB: All the orchids participating in the Expo were ordered out. Li Yang bought a pot of flowers at a high price. It can be seen that Li Yang must buy orchids\nC: No one can read all Dumas's works in one day, and no one can read the Three Musketeers in one day. Therefore, the Three Musketeers is one of Dumas's works\nD: The army composed of all Mobi Knights was invincible in Europe at that time, and the king Yiya was one of the Mobi knights, so the king Yiya was invincible in Europe at that time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Li destroyed the green space beside his fence and planted cucumbers. After the community property manager found it, he reminded Xiao Li that the green space beside the guardrail is a public green space, belonging to the owner of the community. To this end, the property issued a rectification notice requiring Xiao Li to restore the green space within a time limit. Xiao Li argued: am I not from the community? Since the green space beside the fence belongs to the owner of the community, it certainly belongs to me. Therefore, I have the right to plant cucumbers on my own land.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most similar to Xiao Wang's mistake?\n\nOptions:\nA: Everyone should be responsible for his wrong behavior. Xiao Wang is not responsible for his behavior. All Xiao Wang's behavior is correct\nB: All the orchids participating in the Expo were ordered out. Li Yang bought a pot of flowers at a high price. It can be seen that Li Yang must buy orchids\nC: No one can read all Dumas's works in one day, and no one can read the Three Musketeers in one day. Therefore, the Three Musketeers is one of Dumas's works\nD: The army composed of all Mobi Knights was invincible in Europe at that time, and the king Yiya was one of the Mobi knights, so the king Yiya was invincible in Europe at that time\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Wang said to Lao Li, Unless you pay the purchase price as required by the contract within today, we will see you in court.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options has a different meaning from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as Lao Li pays the contract today, Lao Wang won't take him to court. \nB: If Lao Li pays the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will not take him to court. \nC: If Lao Li doesn't pay the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will take him to court. \nD: If Lao Wang did not take Lao Li to court, then Lao Li paid for the goods in accordance with the requirements of the contract today. \n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Wang said to Lao Li, Unless you pay the purchase price as required by the contract within today, we will see you in court.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options has a different meaning from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as Lao Li pays the contract today, Lao Wang won't take him to court. \nB: If Lao Li pays the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will not take him to court. \nC: If Lao Li doesn't pay the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will take him to court. \nD: If Lao Wang did not take Lao Li to court, then Lao Li paid for the goods in accordance with the requirements of the contract today. \n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLao Wang said to Lao Li, Unless you pay the purchase price as required by the contract within today, we will see you in court.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options has a different meaning from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: As long as Lao Li pays the contract today, Lao Wang won't take him to court. \nB: If Lao Li pays the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will not take him to court. \nC: If Lao Li doesn't pay the purchase price as required by the contract today, Lao Wang will take him to court. \nD: If Lao Wang did not take Lao Li to court, then Lao Li paid for the goods in accordance with the requirements of the contract today. \n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnselm of Canterbury (1033 -- 1109) was a medieval theologian. According to Anselm' s ontological argument for the existence of God, accidental beings are all those things -- essentially all sense objects -- whose non-existence could be imagined without inherent contradiction, and necessary beings are those things whose existence is guaranteed precisely by what they are. Because accidental beings could not have guaranteed that they ever would come into existence, there must be a necessary being upon whom all the accidental beings depends to bring them into existence; and this necessary being Anselm identifies with God, who ttherefore clearly must exist.\n\nQuestion:\nIn our modern analysis, this eleventh century argument is most vulnerable to what criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presents as evidence in support of a claim information that is inconsistent with other evidence presented in support of the same claim.\nB: It establishes an effect that must exist well before its cause.\nC: It makes a distinction that presupposes the truth of the conclusions that is to be established.\nD: The conclusion supports facts that directly contradict the evidence given to support it.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnselm of Canterbury (1033 -- 1109) was a medieval theologian. According to Anselm' s ontological argument for the existence of God, accidental beings are all those things -- essentially all sense objects -- whose non-existence could be imagined without inherent contradiction, and necessary beings are those things whose existence is guaranteed precisely by what they are. Because accidental beings could not have guaranteed that they ever would come into existence, there must be a necessary being upon whom all the accidental beings depends to bring them into existence; and this necessary being Anselm identifies with God, who ttherefore clearly must exist.\n\nQuestion:\nIn our modern analysis, this eleventh century argument is most vulnerable to what criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presents as evidence in support of a claim information that is inconsistent with other evidence presented in support of the same claim.\nB: It establishes an effect that must exist well before its cause.\nC: It makes a distinction that presupposes the truth of the conclusions that is to be established.\nD: The conclusion supports facts that directly contradict the evidence given to support it.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJapanese electrical appliances were very popular in my country in the 1980s. Since the 1990s, the exchange rate of the RMB against major western currencies (including the yen) has been continuously lowered, which will increase the RMB price of Japanese electrical appliances entering the Chinese market. However, the sales volume of the Japanese electrical appliances did not decline as a result.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best explains the high sales of Japanese electrical appliances?\n\nOptions:\nA: Japan's domestic electrical appliance manufacturers control the increase in cost within a certain range.\nB: The increase in cost of Japanese electrical appliance manufacturers is smaller than that of domestic electrical appliances in our country.\nC: Although sales of Japanese appliances are not falling, they are likely to do so in the next two to three years.\nD: Chinese consumers pay more attention to the excellent quality of Japanese electrical appliances, which makes up for the adverse situation of rising prices.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJapanese electrical appliances were very popular in my country in the 1980s. Since the 1990s, the exchange rate of the RMB against major western currencies (including the yen) has been continuously lowered, which will increase the RMB price of Japanese electrical appliances entering the Chinese market. However, the sales volume of the Japanese electrical appliances did not decline as a result.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best explains the high sales of Japanese electrical appliances?\n\nOptions:\nA: Japan's domestic electrical appliance manufacturers control the increase in cost within a certain range.\nB: The increase in cost of Japanese electrical appliance manufacturers is smaller than that of domestic electrical appliances in our country.\nC: Although sales of Japanese appliances are not falling, they are likely to do so in the next two to three years.\nD: Chinese consumers pay more attention to the excellent quality of Japanese electrical appliances, which makes up for the adverse situation of rising prices.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInfotek, a computer manufacturer in Katrovia, has just introduced a new personal computer model that sells for significantly less than any other model. Market research shows, however, that very few Katrovian households without personal computers would buy a computer, regardless of its price. Ttherefore, introducing the new model is unlikely to increase the number of computers in Katrovian homes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infotek achieved the lower price of the new model by using components of lower quality than those used by other manufacturers.\nB: Most personal computers purchased in Katrovia are intended for home use.\nC: Katrovians in households that already have computers are unlikely to purchase the new Infotek model as an additional computer for home use.\nD: The main reason cited by consumers in Katrovia for replacing a personal computer is the desire to have an improved model.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInfotek, a computer manufacturer in Katrovia, has just introduced a new personal computer model that sells for significantly less than any other model. Market research shows, however, that very few Katrovian households without personal computers would buy a computer, regardless of its price. Ttherefore, introducing the new model is unlikely to increase the number of computers in Katrovian homes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infotek achieved the lower price of the new model by using components of lower quality than those used by other manufacturers.\nB: Most personal computers purchased in Katrovia are intended for home use.\nC: Katrovians in households that already have computers are unlikely to purchase the new Infotek model as an additional computer for home use.\nD: The main reason cited by consumers in Katrovia for replacing a personal computer is the desire to have an improved model.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInfotek, a computer manufacturer in Katrovia, has just introduced a new personal computer model that sells for significantly less than any other model. Market research shows, however, that very few Katrovian households without personal computers would buy a computer, regardless of its price. Ttherefore, introducing the new model is unlikely to increase the number of computers in Katrovian homes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infotek achieved the lower price of the new model by using components of lower quality than those used by other manufacturers.\nB: Most personal computers purchased in Katrovia are intended for home use.\nC: Katrovians in households that already have computers are unlikely to purchase the new Infotek model as an additional computer for home use.\nD: The main reason cited by consumers in Katrovia for replacing a personal computer is the desire to have an improved model.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInfotek, a computer manufacturer in Katrovia, has just introduced a new personal computer model that sells for significantly less than any other model. Market research shows, however, that very few Katrovian households without personal computers would buy a computer, regardless of its price. Ttherefore, introducing the new model is unlikely to increase the number of computers in Katrovian homes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Infotek achieved the lower price of the new model by using components of lower quality than those used by other manufacturers.\nB: Most personal computers purchased in Katrovia are intended for home use.\nC: Katrovians in households that already have computers are unlikely to purchase the new Infotek model as an additional computer for home use.\nD: The main reason cited by consumers in Katrovia for replacing a personal computer is the desire to have an improved model.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPseudodementia refers to a partially short, reversible intellectual disorder that occurs in a particular psychological context without evidence of obvious brain damage\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the followings belongs to pseudodementia\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone heard the door ring and suspected human shadowing\nB: An announcer is sudden silence in the course of broadcast\nC: Patients with brain injury from car accidents are slow-thinking and unresponsive\nD: After being struck by the spirit, I forgot my name and didn't know my relatives\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPseudodementia refers to a partially short, reversible intellectual disorder that occurs in a particular psychological context without evidence of obvious brain damage\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the followings belongs to pseudodementia\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone heard the door ring and suspected human shadowing\nB: An announcer is sudden silence in the course of broadcast\nC: Patients with brain injury from car accidents are slow-thinking and unresponsive\nD: After being struck by the spirit, I forgot my name and didn't know my relatives\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPseudodementia refers to a partially short, reversible intellectual disorder that occurs in a particular psychological context without evidence of obvious brain damage\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the followings belongs to pseudodementia\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone heard the door ring and suspected human shadowing\nB: An announcer is sudden silence in the course of broadcast\nC: Patients with brain injury from car accidents are slow-thinking and unresponsive\nD: After being struck by the spirit, I forgot my name and didn't know my relatives\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrice demand elasticity: refers to the responsiveness or sensitivity of demand to price changes, which is expressed by the absolute value of the coefficient EP = demand change (%) divided by price change (%).\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the elasticity coefficient of demand price EP > 1, it means that the change of price will cause a large change in demand.\nB: When EP = 1, it indicates that the price change has little impact on the demand change, so the price can be increased as much as possible.\nC: The size of EP actually reflects the sensitivity of demand to cost changes.\nD: According to the law of supply and demand, there can be no commodity with EP < 1.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrice demand elasticity: refers to the responsiveness or sensitivity of demand to price changes, which is expressed by the absolute value of the coefficient EP = demand change (%) divided by price change (%).\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the elasticity coefficient of demand price EP > 1, it means that the change of price will cause a large change in demand.\nB: When EP = 1, it indicates that the price change has little impact on the demand change, so the price can be increased as much as possible.\nC: The size of EP actually reflects the sensitivity of demand to cost changes.\nD: According to the law of supply and demand, there can be no commodity with EP < 1.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrice demand elasticity: refers to the responsiveness or sensitivity of demand to price changes, which is expressed by the absolute value of the coefficient EP = demand change (%) divided by price change (%).\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: When the elasticity coefficient of demand price EP > 1, it means that the change of price will cause a large change in demand.\nB: When EP = 1, it indicates that the price change has little impact on the demand change, so the price can be increased as much as possible.\nC: The size of EP actually reflects the sensitivity of demand to cost changes.\nD: According to the law of supply and demand, there can be no commodity with EP < 1.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDual-trend conflict: refers to the conflict of motivations in which two kinds of needs and goals that are attractive to the individual appear at the same time, but due to conditional constraints, the individual cannot take two at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to dual-trend conflict?\n\nOptions:\nA: A chaser behind, a river in front\nB: Whether to tell patients with cancer the truth\nC: You cannot have your cake and eat it\nD: Cherry is good to taste but the tree is hard to plant\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDual-trend conflict: refers to the conflict of motivations in which two kinds of needs and goals that are attractive to the individual appear at the same time, but due to conditional constraints, the individual cannot take two at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to dual-trend conflict?\n\nOptions:\nA: A chaser behind, a river in front\nB: Whether to tell patients with cancer the truth\nC: You cannot have your cake and eat it\nD: Cherry is good to taste but the tree is hard to plant\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDual-trend conflict: refers to the conflict of motivations in which two kinds of needs and goals that are attractive to the individual appear at the same time, but due to conditional constraints, the individual cannot take two at the same time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to dual-trend conflict?\n\nOptions:\nA: A chaser behind, a river in front\nB: Whether to tell patients with cancer the truth\nC: You cannot have your cake and eat it\nD: Cherry is good to taste but the tree is hard to plant\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past century, North America has shifted its main energy source first from wood to coal, then from coal to oil and natural gas. With each transition, the newly dominant fuel has had less carbon and more hydrogen than its predecessor had. It is logical to conclude that in the future the main energy source will be pure hydrogen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following expresses a general principle that could underlie the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If each step in a series of changes involves a decrease of one attribute of the thing undergoing the change and an increase of another, the series will terminate with the first attribute eliminated and only the second attribute present.\nB: If the second stage of a process has been completed more quickly than the first stage, the third stage of that process will be completed more quickly than the second stage.\nC: If each of two desirable attributes belongs to a useful substance, then the most useful form of that substance will have those two attributes in equal amounts.\nD: If one substance is better for a certain purpose than another substance is, then the best substance for that purpose is one that includes among its attributes all of the attributes of the first substance and none of the attributes of the second substance.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past century, North America has shifted its main energy source first from wood to coal, then from coal to oil and natural gas. With each transition, the newly dominant fuel has had less carbon and more hydrogen than its predecessor had. It is logical to conclude that in the future the main energy source will be pure hydrogen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following expresses a general principle that could underlie the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If each step in a series of changes involves a decrease of one attribute of the thing undergoing the change and an increase of another, the series will terminate with the first attribute eliminated and only the second attribute present.\nB: If the second stage of a process has been completed more quickly than the first stage, the third stage of that process will be completed more quickly than the second stage.\nC: If each of two desirable attributes belongs to a useful substance, then the most useful form of that substance will have those two attributes in equal amounts.\nD: If one substance is better for a certain purpose than another substance is, then the best substance for that purpose is one that includes among its attributes all of the attributes of the first substance and none of the attributes of the second substance.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past century, North America has shifted its main energy source first from wood to coal, then from coal to oil and natural gas. With each transition, the newly dominant fuel has had less carbon and more hydrogen than its predecessor had. It is logical to conclude that in the future the main energy source will be pure hydrogen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following expresses a general principle that could underlie the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If each step in a series of changes involves a decrease of one attribute of the thing undergoing the change and an increase of another, the series will terminate with the first attribute eliminated and only the second attribute present.\nB: If the second stage of a process has been completed more quickly than the first stage, the third stage of that process will be completed more quickly than the second stage.\nC: If each of two desirable attributes belongs to a useful substance, then the most useful form of that substance will have those two attributes in equal amounts.\nD: If one substance is better for a certain purpose than another substance is, then the best substance for that purpose is one that includes among its attributes all of the attributes of the first substance and none of the attributes of the second substance.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past century, North America has shifted its main energy source first from wood to coal, then from coal to oil and natural gas. With each transition, the newly dominant fuel has had less carbon and more hydrogen than its predecessor had. It is logical to conclude that in the future the main energy source will be pure hydrogen.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following expresses a general principle that could underlie the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: If each step in a series of changes involves a decrease of one attribute of the thing undergoing the change and an increase of another, the series will terminate with the first attribute eliminated and only the second attribute present.\nB: If the second stage of a process has been completed more quickly than the first stage, the third stage of that process will be completed more quickly than the second stage.\nC: If each of two desirable attributes belongs to a useful substance, then the most useful form of that substance will have those two attributes in equal amounts.\nD: If one substance is better for a certain purpose than another substance is, then the best substance for that purpose is one that includes among its attributes all of the attributes of the first substance and none of the attributes of the second substance.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1958, IBM missed the opportunity to acquire a new company that invented a new technology called photocopying. Two years later, Xerox was born, and IBM has regretted it every day ever since. Ten years later, DEC invented the minicomputer. IB.M thought it was too small to do decent computing, but by the time IB.M computers finally entered the minicomputer market, DEC had grown into a company with a market capitalization of hundreds of millions of dollars. Ten years later, Apple invented the appleIl,IBM and thought that the personal computer was not an invention and was of little importance to its own career. Five years later, when IBM entered the PC market with IB.MPC, it already had to compete fiercely with more than 50 competitors for market share.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following summarizes this passage most accurately?\n\nOptions:\nA: IBM missed the opportunity of innovation and development\nB: IBM is a company with slow decision-making and repeated failures\nC: More than 50 companies in IB.M missed the best time for personal computers to enter the market\nD: If IBM seizes the three opportunities mentioned in this article, it will become the most powerful technology company\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1958, IBM missed the opportunity to acquire a new company that invented a new technology called photocopying. Two years later, Xerox was born, and IBM has regretted it every day ever since. Ten years later, DEC invented the minicomputer. IB.M thought it was too small to do decent computing, but by the time IB.M computers finally entered the minicomputer market, DEC had grown into a company with a market capitalization of hundreds of millions of dollars. Ten years later, Apple invented the appleIl,IBM and thought that the personal computer was not an invention and was of little importance to its own career. Five years later, when IBM entered the PC market with IB.MPC, it already had to compete fiercely with more than 50 competitors for market share.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following summarizes this passage most accurately?\n\nOptions:\nA: IBM missed the opportunity of innovation and development\nB: IBM is a company with slow decision-making and repeated failures\nC: More than 50 companies in IB.M missed the best time for personal computers to enter the market\nD: If IBM seizes the three opportunities mentioned in this article, it will become the most powerful technology company\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1958, IBM missed the opportunity to acquire a new company that invented a new technology called photocopying. Two years later, Xerox was born, and IBM has regretted it every day ever since. Ten years later, DEC invented the minicomputer. IB.M thought it was too small to do decent computing, but by the time IB.M computers finally entered the minicomputer market, DEC had grown into a company with a market capitalization of hundreds of millions of dollars. Ten years later, Apple invented the appleIl,IBM and thought that the personal computer was not an invention and was of little importance to its own career. Five years later, when IBM entered the PC market with IB.MPC, it already had to compete fiercely with more than 50 competitors for market share.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following summarizes this passage most accurately?\n\nOptions:\nA: IBM missed the opportunity of innovation and development\nB: IBM is a company with slow decision-making and repeated failures\nC: More than 50 companies in IB.M missed the best time for personal computers to enter the market\nD: If IBM seizes the three opportunities mentioned in this article, it will become the most powerful technology company\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980, people between the ages of 18 and 24 who lived with their parents accounted for 48% of the population in that age group. By 1986, this proportion rose to 53%. It can be said that in 1986, People in this age group find it harder to afford to live independently.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above is based on which of the following assumptions? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People in this age group who cannot support themselves are more willing to live with their peers than their parents\nB: Some people in this age group, as long as they can live independently, will choose to be independent instead of living with their parents\nC: Those who live with their parents in this age group do not share the room expenses\nD: Compared with 1986, 1980 has a more suitable social environment for young people to start their own businesses\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980, people between the ages of 18 and 24 who lived with their parents accounted for 48% of the population in that age group. By 1986, this proportion rose to 53%. It can be said that in 1986, People in this age group find it harder to afford to live independently.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above is based on which of the following assumptions? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People in this age group who cannot support themselves are more willing to live with their peers than their parents\nB: Some people in this age group, as long as they can live independently, will choose to be independent instead of living with their parents\nC: Those who live with their parents in this age group do not share the room expenses\nD: Compared with 1986, 1980 has a more suitable social environment for young people to start their own businesses\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980, people between the ages of 18 and 24 who lived with their parents accounted for 48% of the population in that age group. By 1986, this proportion rose to 53%. It can be said that in 1986, People in this age group find it harder to afford to live independently.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above is based on which of the following assumptions? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People in this age group who cannot support themselves are more willing to live with their peers than their parents\nB: Some people in this age group, as long as they can live independently, will choose to be independent instead of living with their parents\nC: Those who live with their parents in this age group do not share the room expenses\nD: Compared with 1986, 1980 has a more suitable social environment for young people to start their own businesses\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1980, people between the ages of 18 and 24 who lived with their parents accounted for 48% of the population in that age group. By 1986, this proportion rose to 53%. It can be said that in 1986, People in this age group find it harder to afford to live independently.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion drawn above is based on which of the following assumptions? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People in this age group who cannot support themselves are more willing to live with their peers than their parents\nB: Some people in this age group, as long as they can live independently, will choose to be independent instead of living with their parents\nC: Those who live with their parents in this age group do not share the room expenses\nD: Compared with 1986, 1980 has a more suitable social environment for young people to start their own businesses\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crux of creativity resides in the ability to manufacture variation on a theme. If we look at the history of science, for instance, we see that every idea is built upon a thousand related ideas. Careful analysis leads us to understand that what we choose to call a new theme or a new discovery is itself always and without exception some sort of variation, on a deep level, of previous themes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements in the passage are true, each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All great scientific discoverers have been able to manufacture a variation on a theme.\nB: Careful analysis of a specific variation can reveal previous themes of which it is a variation.\nC: Some new scientific discoveries do not represent, on a deep level, a variation on previous themes.\nD: No scientific idea is entirely independent of all other ideas.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crux of creativity resides in the ability to manufacture variation on a theme. If we look at the history of science, for instance, we see that every idea is built upon a thousand related ideas. Careful analysis leads us to understand that what we choose to call a new theme or a new discovery is itself always and without exception some sort of variation, on a deep level, of previous themes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements in the passage are true, each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All great scientific discoverers have been able to manufacture a variation on a theme.\nB: Careful analysis of a specific variation can reveal previous themes of which it is a variation.\nC: Some new scientific discoveries do not represent, on a deep level, a variation on previous themes.\nD: No scientific idea is entirely independent of all other ideas.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe crux of creativity resides in the ability to manufacture variation on a theme. If we look at the history of science, for instance, we see that every idea is built upon a thousand related ideas. Careful analysis leads us to understand that what we choose to call a new theme or a new discovery is itself always and without exception some sort of variation, on a deep level, of previous themes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements in the passage are true, each of the following must also be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All great scientific discoverers have been able to manufacture a variation on a theme.\nB: Careful analysis of a specific variation can reveal previous themes of which it is a variation.\nC: Some new scientific discoveries do not represent, on a deep level, a variation on previous themes.\nD: No scientific idea is entirely independent of all other ideas.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern military, the position of strategic deterrence is becoming more and more important. The strength of strategic deterrence is composed of two parts: the standing army and the reserve force. To ensure the normal operation and development of these two forces, in addition to the mobilization of the national economy, the support of an invisible force is also needed. This is exactly the strategic task undertaken by the war of news and public opinion in the information warfare. Because without media propaganda, others will not be able to fully feel your powerful, and its deterrent effect will be greatly reduced. From the Gulf War to the Iraq War, the United States used the media to wield the stick of deterrence and launched it before the war. The large-scale offensive of public opinion caused the opponent to lose a game first. It can be seen that through the battle of public opinion to seize the right to speak, preemptively control the enemy, and form a war environment beneficial to oneself, it is helpful to achieve strategic goals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The war of news and public opinion is crucial to strategic deterrence\nB: The war of public opinion has become an important means of winning the information war.\nC: Large-scale public opinion offensive has become an outpost of modern warfare.\nD: Media propaganda is the link between the standing army and the reserve force.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern military, the position of strategic deterrence is becoming more and more important. The strength of strategic deterrence is composed of two parts: the standing army and the reserve force. To ensure the normal operation and development of these two forces, in addition to the mobilization of the national economy, the support of an invisible force is also needed. This is exactly the strategic task undertaken by the war of news and public opinion in the information warfare. Because without media propaganda, others will not be able to fully feel your powerful, and its deterrent effect will be greatly reduced. From the Gulf War to the Iraq War, the United States used the media to wield the stick of deterrence and launched it before the war. The large-scale offensive of public opinion caused the opponent to lose a game first. It can be seen that through the battle of public opinion to seize the right to speak, preemptively control the enemy, and form a war environment beneficial to oneself, it is helpful to achieve strategic goals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The war of news and public opinion is crucial to strategic deterrence\nB: The war of public opinion has become an important means of winning the information war.\nC: Large-scale public opinion offensive has become an outpost of modern warfare.\nD: Media propaganda is the link between the standing army and the reserve force.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the modern military, the position of strategic deterrence is becoming more and more important. The strength of strategic deterrence is composed of two parts: the standing army and the reserve force. To ensure the normal operation and development of these two forces, in addition to the mobilization of the national economy, the support of an invisible force is also needed. This is exactly the strategic task undertaken by the war of news and public opinion in the information warfare. Because without media propaganda, others will not be able to fully feel your powerful, and its deterrent effect will be greatly reduced. From the Gulf War to the Iraq War, the United States used the media to wield the stick of deterrence and launched it before the war. The large-scale offensive of public opinion caused the opponent to lose a game first. It can be seen that through the battle of public opinion to seize the right to speak, preemptively control the enemy, and form a war environment beneficial to oneself, it is helpful to achieve strategic goals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The war of news and public opinion is crucial to strategic deterrence\nB: The war of public opinion has become an important means of winning the information war.\nC: Large-scale public opinion offensive has become an outpost of modern warfare.\nD: Media propaganda is the link between the standing army and the reserve force.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCriminal motivation stereotypes, also known as criminal habits, are the implementation of the perpetrator's criminal behavior into an automated conditioned reflex system. It is the criminal psychology that has been strengthened due to the perpetrator's multiple successes in the crime, and the criminal behavior is stereotyped.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with criminal habit often commit crimes when they cannot resist the criminal habit.\nB: The sign of the formation of Criminal motivation stereotypesn is that as soon as the perpetrator has desires or is stimulated by crime, he has the urge to commit criminal acts, and the criminal will is very stubborn.\nC: The formation of criminal motivation stereotypes is due to the instigation and temptation of others, and the will to commit a crime is very weak\nD: The stereotype of criminal motivation is clearly manifested in repeated offenders\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCriminal motivation stereotypes, also known as criminal habits, are the implementation of the perpetrator's criminal behavior into an automated conditioned reflex system. It is the criminal psychology that has been strengthened due to the perpetrator's multiple successes in the crime, and the criminal behavior is stereotyped.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: People with criminal habit often commit crimes when they cannot resist the criminal habit.\nB: The sign of the formation of Criminal motivation stereotypesn is that as soon as the perpetrator has desires or is stimulated by crime, he has the urge to commit criminal acts, and the criminal will is very stubborn.\nC: The formation of criminal motivation stereotypes is due to the instigation and temptation of others, and the will to commit a crime is very weak\nD: The stereotype of criminal motivation is clearly manifested in repeated offenders\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough most people know what their bad habits are and want to rid themselves of them, a majority of these people find it very difficult to do so. This is because cessation of habitual behavior is immediately and vividly painful, while whatever benefit is to be gained by the absence of the habit is perceived only dimly because it is remote.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports the statement that the people who are most successful at ending their bad habits are those who\n\nOptions:\nA: have succeeded in the past at modifying their behavior\nB: can vividly imagine remote but attainable benefit\nC: can vividly imagine their present pain being felt in the future\nD: are relatively unaware of their own behavioral characteristics\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough most people know what their bad habits are and want to rid themselves of them, a majority of these people find it very difficult to do so. This is because cessation of habitual behavior is immediately and vividly painful, while whatever benefit is to be gained by the absence of the habit is perceived only dimly because it is remote.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports the statement that the people who are most successful at ending their bad habits are those who\n\nOptions:\nA: have succeeded in the past at modifying their behavior\nB: can vividly imagine remote but attainable benefit\nC: can vividly imagine their present pain being felt in the future\nD: are relatively unaware of their own behavioral characteristics\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough most people know what their bad habits are and want to rid themselves of them, a majority of these people find it very difficult to do so. This is because cessation of habitual behavior is immediately and vividly painful, while whatever benefit is to be gained by the absence of the habit is perceived only dimly because it is remote.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information above most strongly supports the statement that the people who are most successful at ending their bad habits are those who\n\nOptions:\nA: have succeeded in the past at modifying their behavior\nB: can vividly imagine remote but attainable benefit\nC: can vividly imagine their present pain being felt in the future\nD: are relatively unaware of their own behavioral characteristics\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCynthia: Corporations amply fund research that generates marketable new technologies. But the fundamental goal of science is to achieve a comprehensive knowledge of the workings of the universe. The government should help fund those basic scientific research projects that seek to further our theoretical knowledge of nature. Luis: The basic goal of government support of scientific research is to generate technological advances that will benefit society as a whole. So only research that is expected to yield practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine ought to be funded.\n\nQuestion:\nCynthia's and Luis's statements provide the most support for the contention that they would disagree with each other about the truth of which one of the following statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: A proposed study of the effects of chemical fertilizers on crops, for the purpose of developing more-resistant and higher-yielding breeds, should not receive government funding.\nB: Knowledge gained through basic scientific research need not be expected to lead to new and useful technologies in order for the research to merit government funding.\nC: The government should help fund pure theoretical research because such research might have unforeseen practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine.\nD: Although some research projects in theoretical science yield practical benefits, most do not, and so no research projects in theoretical science should be funded by the government.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCynthia: Corporations amply fund research that generates marketable new technologies. But the fundamental goal of science is to achieve a comprehensive knowledge of the workings of the universe. The government should help fund those basic scientific research projects that seek to further our theoretical knowledge of nature. Luis: The basic goal of government support of scientific research is to generate technological advances that will benefit society as a whole. So only research that is expected to yield practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine ought to be funded.\n\nQuestion:\nCynthia's and Luis's statements provide the most support for the contention that they would disagree with each other about the truth of which one of the following statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: A proposed study of the effects of chemical fertilizers on crops, for the purpose of developing more-resistant and higher-yielding breeds, should not receive government funding.\nB: Knowledge gained through basic scientific research need not be expected to lead to new and useful technologies in order for the research to merit government funding.\nC: The government should help fund pure theoretical research because such research might have unforeseen practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine.\nD: Although some research projects in theoretical science yield practical benefits, most do not, and so no research projects in theoretical science should be funded by the government.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCynthia: Corporations amply fund research that generates marketable new technologies. But the fundamental goal of science is to achieve a comprehensive knowledge of the workings of the universe. The government should help fund those basic scientific research projects that seek to further our theoretical knowledge of nature. Luis: The basic goal of government support of scientific research is to generate technological advances that will benefit society as a whole. So only research that is expected to yield practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine ought to be funded.\n\nQuestion:\nCynthia's and Luis's statements provide the most support for the contention that they would disagree with each other about the truth of which one of the following statements?\n\nOptions:\nA: A proposed study of the effects of chemical fertilizers on crops, for the purpose of developing more-resistant and higher-yielding breeds, should not receive government funding.\nB: Knowledge gained through basic scientific research need not be expected to lead to new and useful technologies in order for the research to merit government funding.\nC: The government should help fund pure theoretical research because such research might have unforeseen practical applications in fields such as agriculture and medicine.\nD: Although some research projects in theoretical science yield practical benefits, most do not, and so no research projects in theoretical science should be funded by the government.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNorth Americans who travel to Europe for the first time should include significant time in Italy on their itinerary. To develop an appreciation of a continent that goes beyond the mere accumulation of impressions, one needs to acquire a thorough knowledge of at least one country, and North Americans seem to find it easier to get to know Italy than other European countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best illustrates the principle illustrated by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: To overcome a fear of water that prevents one from swimming, one should paddle about in shallow water with a trusted friend who is a good swimmer.\nB: One should travel through North America by train rather than by automobile, because train travel imparts the same sense of open space as does automobile travel, while also affording one the full leisure to attend to the scenery.\nC: Edith Wharton is the most accessible of the classical U. S. writers. So in order to provide a superb introduction to U. S. literature, a class should emphasize her work while also studying the works of others.\nD: One can appreciate Taiko-drumming only if one understands how physically demanding it is. Thus, one should see Taiko-drumming and not just hear it in order to appreciate it fully.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNorth Americans who travel to Europe for the first time should include significant time in Italy on their itinerary. To develop an appreciation of a continent that goes beyond the mere accumulation of impressions, one needs to acquire a thorough knowledge of at least one country, and North Americans seem to find it easier to get to know Italy than other European countries.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best illustrates the principle illustrated by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: To overcome a fear of water that prevents one from swimming, one should paddle about in shallow water with a trusted friend who is a good swimmer.\nB: One should travel through North America by train rather than by automobile, because train travel imparts the same sense of open space as does automobile travel, while also affording one the full leisure to attend to the scenery.\nC: Edith Wharton is the most accessible of the classical U. S. writers. So in order to provide a superb introduction to U. S. literature, a class should emphasize her work while also studying the works of others.\nD: One can appreciate Taiko-drumming only if one understands how physically demanding it is. Thus, one should see Taiko-drumming and not just hear it in order to appreciate it fully.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMost people's diet contains too much fat. The fat in food is mainly in the form of triglycerides. In the digestive tract, fatty acids are hydrolyzed and released by lipase before they are absorbed into the bloodstream and re-synthesized triglycerides. If the lipase is inhibited, the synthesis process can be terminated. In this regard, some researchers have done related experiments. They divided female mice of the same weight into three groups: the first group ate freely, the second group was fed a high-fat diet, and the third group was fed a high-fat diet with a tea saponin extracted from tea. The results showed that from the beginning of the 5th week to the end of the 10th week, the body weight of the second group was significantly higher than that of the first group, but there was no significant difference between the third group and the first group. As a result, the researchers concluded that tea saponin, a natural product, has the ability to inhibit lipase, and people drinking tea can indeed have a weight loss effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best question the above conclusions of the researchers?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mice on a high-fat diet weigh about twice as much peri-uterine fat as mice on a regular diet\nB: If tea saponin is added to the high-fat diet, the periuterine fat is basically the same as that of mice on a regular diet\nC: The amount of tea saponin used in the experiment is so large that according to the same proportion, the average person needs to drink at least five kilograms of dry tea a day\nD: There are still great differences between mice and humans, and the conclusions of mouse experiments can only serve as a reference for humans\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGamba: Munoz claims that the Southwest Hopeville Neighbors Association overwhelmingly opposes the new water system, citing this as evidence of citywide opposition. The association did pass a resolution opposing the new water system, but only 25 of 350 members voted, with 10 in favor of the system. Furthermore, the 15 opposing votes represent far less than 1 percent of Hopeville' s population. One should not assume that so few votes represent the view of the majority of Hopeville' s residents.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately describes Gamba's strategy of argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: criticizing a view on the grounds that the view is based on evidence that is in principle impossible to disconfirm\nB: attempting to cast doubt on a conclusion by claiming that the statistical sample on which the conclusion is based is too small to be dependable\nC: attempting to refute an argument by showing that, contrary to what has been claimed, the truth of the premises does not guarantee the truth of the conclusion\nD: questioning a conclusion based on the results of a vote, on the grounds that people with certain views are more likely to vote\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGamba: Munoz claims that the Southwest Hopeville Neighbors Association overwhelmingly opposes the new water system, citing this as evidence of citywide opposition. The association did pass a resolution opposing the new water system, but only 25 of 350 members voted, with 10 in favor of the system. Furthermore, the 15 opposing votes represent far less than 1 percent of Hopeville' s population. One should not assume that so few votes represent the view of the majority of Hopeville' s residents.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one most accurately describes Gamba's strategy of argumentation?\n\nOptions:\nA: criticizing a view on the grounds that the view is based on evidence that is in principle impossible to disconfirm\nB: attempting to cast doubt on a conclusion by claiming that the statistical sample on which the conclusion is based is too small to be dependable\nC: attempting to refute an argument by showing that, contrary to what has been claimed, the truth of the premises does not guarantee the truth of the conclusion\nD: questioning a conclusion based on the results of a vote, on the grounds that people with certain views are more likely to vote\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn most cases, writing poems and filling words is a process of mutual accommodation between language and emotion. It is unpredictable for a beginner to have what kind of feelings and choose what kind of sentence pattern to start with. But once he has a preliminary idea, he can always get appropriate help in the book Tang and Song Poetry Rhythms. He will know which words are suitable to express what kind of feelings, what kind of rhyme he should choose, and how to make rational use of certain rhetorical devices so as not to be fooled in the face of special syntax. If you have read enough ancient poems and have a certain sense of language, you will indeed be able to complete your first creation with the help of this book. It can not teach people to write amazing masterpieces, but with the greatest sincerity to prevent you from making all kinds of jokes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tang and Song Poetry Rhythms is suitable for beginners because of its rich tones\nB: Poetry creation is essentially a process of mutual accommodation between language and emotion\nC: Tang and Song Poetry Rhythms provides a very good help for beginners\nD: The creator of poetry must have abundant emotion and high literary accomplishment\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ming government's salt policy decided that the government must trade with businessmen, but the government never seemed to realize that it was a contractual relationship between itself and merchants. In its view, the country is high above, and every citizen has the obligation to make sacrifices for it. Businessmen are expected to participate voluntarily in government activities and generate profits and taxes. When there is no profit and no one is willing to sell salt, the government will recruit businessmen to accomplish this task, just as ordinary people have to undertake all kinds of taxes and servings. In fact, it is taken for granted that businessmen bear some losses when dealing with the government, and officials may think that such losses are partly the cost of franchising business.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, which of the following is the the cost of franchising business in the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a fee for the exchange between the government and businessmen\nB: The price of salt monopoly by salt merchants\nC: The necessary cost for salt merchants to make profits\nD: Taxes paid by salt merchants on the distribution of table salt\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ming government's salt policy decided that the government must trade with businessmen, but the government never seemed to realize that it was a contractual relationship between itself and merchants. In its view, the country is high above, and every citizen has the obligation to make sacrifices for it. Businessmen are expected to participate voluntarily in government activities and generate profits and taxes. When there is no profit and no one is willing to sell salt, the government will recruit businessmen to accomplish this task, just as ordinary people have to undertake all kinds of taxes and servings. In fact, it is taken for granted that businessmen bear some losses when dealing with the government, and officials may think that such losses are partly the cost of franchising business.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, which of the following is the the cost of franchising business in the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a fee for the exchange between the government and businessmen\nB: The price of salt monopoly by salt merchants\nC: The necessary cost for salt merchants to make profits\nD: Taxes paid by salt merchants on the distribution of table salt\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Ming government's salt policy decided that the government must trade with businessmen, but the government never seemed to realize that it was a contractual relationship between itself and merchants. In its view, the country is high above, and every citizen has the obligation to make sacrifices for it. Businessmen are expected to participate voluntarily in government activities and generate profits and taxes. When there is no profit and no one is willing to sell salt, the government will recruit businessmen to accomplish this task, just as ordinary people have to undertake all kinds of taxes and servings. In fact, it is taken for granted that businessmen bear some losses when dealing with the government, and officials may think that such losses are partly the cost of franchising business.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, which of the following is the the cost of franchising business in the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a fee for the exchange between the government and businessmen\nB: The price of salt monopoly by salt merchants\nC: The necessary cost for salt merchants to make profits\nD: Taxes paid by salt merchants on the distribution of table salt\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople should avoid taking the antacid calcium carbonate in doses larger than half a gram, for despite its capacity to neutralize stomach acids, calcium carbonate can increase the calcium level in the blood and thus impair kidney function. Moreover, just half a gram of it can stimulate the production of gastrin, a stomach hormone that triggers acid secretion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half a gram of calcium carbonate can causally contribute to both the secretion and the neutralization of stomach acids.\nB: Impaired kidney function may increase the level of calcium in the blood.\nC: People who avoid taking more than half a gram of calcium carbonate are less likely than average to suffer from impaired kidney function.\nD: Doses of calcium carbonate smaller than half a gram can reduce stomach acid more effectively than much larger doses do.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople should avoid taking the antacid calcium carbonate in doses larger than half a gram, for despite its capacity to neutralize stomach acids, calcium carbonate can increase the calcium level in the blood and thus impair kidney function. Moreover, just half a gram of it can stimulate the production of gastrin, a stomach hormone that triggers acid secretion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half a gram of calcium carbonate can causally contribute to both the secretion and the neutralization of stomach acids.\nB: Impaired kidney function may increase the level of calcium in the blood.\nC: People who avoid taking more than half a gram of calcium carbonate are less likely than average to suffer from impaired kidney function.\nD: Doses of calcium carbonate smaller than half a gram can reduce stomach acid more effectively than much larger doses do.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople should avoid taking the antacid calcium carbonate in doses larger than half a gram, for despite its capacity to neutralize stomach acids, calcium carbonate can increase the calcium level in the blood and thus impair kidney function. Moreover, just half a gram of it can stimulate the production of gastrin, a stomach hormone that triggers acid secretion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half a gram of calcium carbonate can causally contribute to both the secretion and the neutralization of stomach acids.\nB: Impaired kidney function may increase the level of calcium in the blood.\nC: People who avoid taking more than half a gram of calcium carbonate are less likely than average to suffer from impaired kidney function.\nD: Doses of calcium carbonate smaller than half a gram can reduce stomach acid more effectively than much larger doses do.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Campus Food Festival of Jianghai University opened. Five people from a female dormitory actively signed up for the activity. Their names are Jin can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huoshan and Tulun. The organizers require each applicant to make only one dish to participate in the evaluation, but bring their own ingredients. Limited to conditions, the dormitory has only five kinds of ingredients: Flammulina velutipes, fungus, peach, ham and potatoes. It is required that only 2 people can choose each kind of food. Each person can only choose two kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the food selected by each person is different from his or her surname. It is known that: (1) if Jin can chooses peaches, daffodils do not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) if Mu Xin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose Auricularia auricula; (3) if Huo Shan chooses peaches, she must also choose fungus and potatoes; (4) if Mu Xin chooses ham, Huoshan does not choose Flammulina velutipes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the narcissus uses potatoes, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Narcissus choose fungus and potatoes\nB: Huo Shan uses Flammulina velutipes and potatoes\nC: Tourun chooses peach and ham\nD: Jin choose fungus and ham\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Campus Food Festival of Jianghai University opened. Five people from a female dormitory actively signed up for the activity. Their names are Jin can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huoshan and Tulun. The organizers require each applicant to make only one dish to participate in the evaluation, but bring their own ingredients. Limited to conditions, the dormitory has only five kinds of ingredients: Flammulina velutipes, fungus, peach, ham and potatoes. It is required that only 2 people can choose each kind of food. Each person can only choose two kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the food selected by each person is different from his or her surname. It is known that: (1) if Jin can chooses peaches, daffodils do not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) if Mu Xin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose Auricularia auricula; (3) if Huo Shan chooses peaches, she must also choose fungus and potatoes; (4) if Mu Xin chooses ham, Huoshan does not choose Flammulina velutipes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the narcissus uses potatoes, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Narcissus choose fungus and potatoes\nB: Huo Shan uses Flammulina velutipes and potatoes\nC: Tourun chooses peach and ham\nD: Jin choose fungus and ham\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Campus Food Festival of Jianghai University opened. Five people from a female dormitory actively signed up for the activity. Their names are Jin can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huoshan and Tulun. The organizers require each applicant to make only one dish to participate in the evaluation, but bring their own ingredients. Limited to conditions, the dormitory has only five kinds of ingredients: Flammulina velutipes, fungus, peach, ham and potatoes. It is required that only 2 people can choose each kind of food. Each person can only choose two kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the food selected by each person is different from his or her surname. It is known that: (1) if Jin can chooses peaches, daffodils do not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) if Mu Xin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose Auricularia auricula; (3) if Huo Shan chooses peaches, she must also choose fungus and potatoes; (4) if Mu Xin chooses ham, Huoshan does not choose Flammulina velutipes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the narcissus uses potatoes, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Narcissus choose fungus and potatoes\nB: Huo Shan uses Flammulina velutipes and potatoes\nC: Tourun chooses peach and ham\nD: Jin choose fungus and ham\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Campus Food Festival of Jianghai University opened. Five people from a female dormitory actively signed up for the activity. Their names are Jin can, Mu Xin, Narcissus, Huoshan and Tulun. The organizers require each applicant to make only one dish to participate in the evaluation, but bring their own ingredients. Limited to conditions, the dormitory has only five kinds of ingredients: Flammulina velutipes, fungus, peach, ham and potatoes. It is required that only 2 people can choose each kind of food. Each person can only choose two kinds of ingredients, and the first word of the name of the food selected by each person is different from his or her surname. It is known that: (1) if Jin can chooses peaches, daffodils do not choose Flammulina velutipes; (2) if Mu Xin chooses Flammulina velutipes or potatoes, she must also choose Auricularia auricula; (3) if Huo Shan chooses peaches, she must also choose fungus and potatoes; (4) if Mu Xin chooses ham, Huoshan does not choose Flammulina velutipes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the narcissus uses potatoes, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Narcissus choose fungus and potatoes\nB: Huo Shan uses Flammulina velutipes and potatoes\nC: Tourun chooses peach and ham\nD: Jin choose fungus and ham\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental data fraud has become a chain of interests, although the enterprise is the first responsible subject of fraud, but the board obviously should not only hit the enterprise involved. The responsibility for corporate environmental data fraud should not only be borne by the direct operators of the enterprises involved, but also by the behind-the-scenes commanders. In addition, attention should also be paid to whether local environmental protection departments turn a blind eye for data bleaching considerations, and to what extent equipment manufacturers and operation and maintenance units cooperate with enterprises' fake customization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended as a statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Environmental data fraud has become systematic\nB: Cracking down on environmental data fraud should not only punish the companies involved\nC: To put an end to environmental data fraud must be the whole chain\nD: Local environmental departments whitewash environmental data in order to achieve political success\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental data fraud has become a chain of interests, although the enterprise is the first responsible subject of fraud, but the board obviously should not only hit the enterprise involved. The responsibility for corporate environmental data fraud should not only be borne by the direct operators of the enterprises involved, but also by the behind-the-scenes commanders. In addition, attention should also be paid to whether local environmental protection departments turn a blind eye for data bleaching considerations, and to what extent equipment manufacturers and operation and maintenance units cooperate with enterprises' fake customization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended as a statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Environmental data fraud has become systematic\nB: Cracking down on environmental data fraud should not only punish the companies involved\nC: To put an end to environmental data fraud must be the whole chain\nD: Local environmental departments whitewash environmental data in order to achieve political success\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental data fraud has become a chain of interests, although the enterprise is the first responsible subject of fraud, but the board obviously should not only hit the enterprise involved. The responsibility for corporate environmental data fraud should not only be borne by the direct operators of the enterprises involved, but also by the behind-the-scenes commanders. In addition, attention should also be paid to whether local environmental protection departments turn a blind eye for data bleaching considerations, and to what extent equipment manufacturers and operation and maintenance units cooperate with enterprises' fake customization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended as a statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Environmental data fraud has become systematic\nB: Cracking down on environmental data fraud should not only punish the companies involved\nC: To put an end to environmental data fraud must be the whole chain\nD: Local environmental departments whitewash environmental data in order to achieve political success\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEnvironmental data fraud has become a chain of interests, although the enterprise is the first responsible subject of fraud, but the board obviously should not only hit the enterprise involved. The responsibility for corporate environmental data fraud should not only be borne by the direct operators of the enterprises involved, but also by the behind-the-scenes commanders. In addition, attention should also be paid to whether local environmental protection departments turn a blind eye for data bleaching considerations, and to what extent equipment manufacturers and operation and maintenance units cooperate with enterprises' fake customization.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is intended as a statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Environmental data fraud has become systematic\nB: Cracking down on environmental data fraud should not only punish the companies involved\nC: To put an end to environmental data fraud must be the whole chain\nD: Local environmental departments whitewash environmental data in order to achieve political success\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObviously, we cannot in any real sense mistreat plants. Plants do not have nervous systems, and having a nervous system is necessary to experience pain.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any organism that has nervous system can experience pain.\nB: Only organisms that can experience pain can be mistreated.\nC: Only organisms that have nervous systems can experience pain.\nD: Any organism that can experience pain can be mistreated.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA TV advertisement said that grassland green chickens eat grass when they are hungry and grasshoppers when they are greedy, which seems to imply that the nutritional value of this kind of chicken and its eggs is related to the food that this kind of chicken eats.\n\nQuestion:\nTo prove the above conclusion, which of the following options is the most reliable experimental method?\n\nOptions:\nA: A fine breed of laying hens was selected and fed on the grassland, and then compared with the nutritional components of ordinary chickens fed on the non grassland\nB: Test and compare the nutritional components of chicken food on grassland and non grassland\nC: Select chickens of exactly the same breed and grade, half of which are fed on the grassland and half on the non grassland, and then compare their nutritional components\nD: Different breeds of chickens were selected and fed on the grassland, and then their effective components were compared\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA TV advertisement said that grassland green chickens eat grass when they are hungry and grasshoppers when they are greedy, which seems to imply that the nutritional value of this kind of chicken and its eggs is related to the food that this kind of chicken eats.\n\nQuestion:\nTo prove the above conclusion, which of the following options is the most reliable experimental method?\n\nOptions:\nA: A fine breed of laying hens was selected and fed on the grassland, and then compared with the nutritional components of ordinary chickens fed on the non grassland\nB: Test and compare the nutritional components of chicken food on grassland and non grassland\nC: Select chickens of exactly the same breed and grade, half of which are fed on the grassland and half on the non grassland, and then compare their nutritional components\nD: Different breeds of chickens were selected and fed on the grassland, and then their effective components were compared\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA TV advertisement said that grassland green chickens eat grass when they are hungry and grasshoppers when they are greedy, which seems to imply that the nutritional value of this kind of chicken and its eggs is related to the food that this kind of chicken eats.\n\nQuestion:\nTo prove the above conclusion, which of the following options is the most reliable experimental method?\n\nOptions:\nA: A fine breed of laying hens was selected and fed on the grassland, and then compared with the nutritional components of ordinary chickens fed on the non grassland\nB: Test and compare the nutritional components of chicken food on grassland and non grassland\nC: Select chickens of exactly the same breed and grade, half of which are fed on the grassland and half on the non grassland, and then compare their nutritional components\nD: Different breeds of chickens were selected and fed on the grassland, and then their effective components were compared\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the highest degree of agricultural openness in the world. with the deepening of opening up to the outside world, the domestic market and the international market will be further integrated, and the degree of agricultural openness will be further improved. In the future, we will face competition not only from developed countries with a high level of agricultural modernization, but also from developing countries with obvious labor advantages. At present, the production cost of domestic agricultural products is still in the rising channel, land rental, labor costs and machinery operating costs continue to rise, grain and other agricultural products lack price advantages, while international agricultural prices decline, imports increase, and the pressure on domestic grain inventory increases, which will have a huge impact on China's market and will directly lead to a narrowing of the space for domestic price increases. The production of domestic agricultural products will face the double squeeze of price ceiling and cost floor, and the comparative benefit will decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market competitiveness of domestic agricultural products needs to be improved\nB: We must speed up the transformation of the mode of agricultural development in China\nC: We should be cautious to continue to improve the degree of agricultural openness\nD: It is urgent to solve the development dilemma of domestic agricultural products\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the highest degree of agricultural openness in the world. with the deepening of opening up to the outside world, the domestic market and the international market will be further integrated, and the degree of agricultural openness will be further improved. In the future, we will face competition not only from developed countries with a high level of agricultural modernization, but also from developing countries with obvious labor advantages. At present, the production cost of domestic agricultural products is still in the rising channel, land rental, labor costs and machinery operating costs continue to rise, grain and other agricultural products lack price advantages, while international agricultural prices decline, imports increase, and the pressure on domestic grain inventory increases, which will have a huge impact on China's market and will directly lead to a narrowing of the space for domestic price increases. The production of domestic agricultural products will face the double squeeze of price ceiling and cost floor, and the comparative benefit will decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market competitiveness of domestic agricultural products needs to be improved\nB: We must speed up the transformation of the mode of agricultural development in China\nC: We should be cautious to continue to improve the degree of agricultural openness\nD: It is urgent to solve the development dilemma of domestic agricultural products\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChina is one of the countries with the highest degree of agricultural openness in the world. with the deepening of opening up to the outside world, the domestic market and the international market will be further integrated, and the degree of agricultural openness will be further improved. In the future, we will face competition not only from developed countries with a high level of agricultural modernization, but also from developing countries with obvious labor advantages. At present, the production cost of domestic agricultural products is still in the rising channel, land rental, labor costs and machinery operating costs continue to rise, grain and other agricultural products lack price advantages, while international agricultural prices decline, imports increase, and the pressure on domestic grain inventory increases, which will have a huge impact on China's market and will directly lead to a narrowing of the space for domestic price increases. The production of domestic agricultural products will face the double squeeze of price ceiling and cost floor, and the comparative benefit will decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market competitiveness of domestic agricultural products needs to be improved\nB: We must speed up the transformation of the mode of agricultural development in China\nC: We should be cautious to continue to improve the degree of agricultural openness\nD: It is urgent to solve the development dilemma of domestic agricultural products\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the 1950s, the average number of large tornadoes that erupt each year in the world has risen from about 10 to 15. At the same time, human activities have surged, and the global climate has become significantly warmer. According to this, some people believe that climate warming leads to tornado outbreaks increasing in frequency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would not weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many types of tornadoes. After global warming, the number of small tornadoes has not changed significantly.\nB: A warm climate is a necessary condition for the formation of tornadoes, and the formation of almost all tornadoes is related to the higher local temperature.\nC: Despite global warming, tornadoes still occur most often in the Midwest of the United States, and tornadoes in other regions are rare.\nD: Tornadoes are the product of thunderstorms (that is, local convective weather accompanied by lightning strikes and lightning). As long as strong air convection occurs under thunderstorms, tornadoes are prone to occur.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the 1950s, the average number of large tornadoes that erupt each year in the world has risen from about 10 to 15. At the same time, human activities have surged, and the global climate has become significantly warmer. According to this, some people believe that climate warming leads to tornado outbreaks increasing in frequency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would not weaken the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many types of tornadoes. After global warming, the number of small tornadoes has not changed significantly.\nB: A warm climate is a necessary condition for the formation of tornadoes, and the formation of almost all tornadoes is related to the higher local temperature.\nC: Despite global warming, tornadoes still occur most often in the Midwest of the United States, and tornadoes in other regions are rare.\nD: Tornadoes are the product of thunderstorms (that is, local convective weather accompanied by lightning strikes and lightning). As long as strong air convection occurs under thunderstorms, tornadoes are prone to occur.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: Auto accidents are the most common cause of whiplash injury, a kind of injury that is caused by a sudden sharp motion of the neck. However, many other types of accidents can produce a sudden sharp motion of the neck and thereby result in whiplash injury. A sudden sharp motion of the neck can be caused by a fall, a bump on the head, or even by being shoved from behind. That is why you should insist on receiving Lakeside Injury Clinic' s complete course of treatment for whiplash after any accident that involves a fall or a bump on the head.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the strongest basis for criticizing the reasoning in the advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being shoved from behind rarely causes whiplash.\nB: It is very uncommon for falling or being bumped on the head to result in a sudden sharp motion of the neck.\nC: Auto accidents often involve falling or being bumped on the head.\nD: The appropriate treatment for whiplash caused by a fall or a bump on the head is no different from that for whiplash caused by an auto accident.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeveral carefully conducted studies showed that 75 percent of strict vegetarians reached age 50 without developing serious heart disease. We can conclude from this that avoiding meat increases one' s chances of avoiding serious heart disease. Ttherefore, people who want to reduce the risk of serious heart disease should not eat meat.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning exhibited by which one of the following is most similar to that exhibited by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The majority of people who regularly drink coffee experience dental problems in the latter part of their lives. Since there is this correlation between drinking coffee and incurring dental problems, the government should make coffee less accessible to the general public.\nB: Studies show that people who do not exercise regularly have a shorter life expectancy than those who exercise regularly. To help increase their patients' life expectancy, doctors should recommend regular exercise to their patients.\nC: Studies have shown that cigarette smokers have a greater chance of incurring heart disease than people who do not smoke. Since cigarette smoking increases one's chances of incurring heart disease, people who want to try to avoid heart disease should give up cigarette smoking.\nD: Most people who exercise regularly are able to handle stress. This shows that exercising regularly decreases one's chances of being overwhelmed by stress. So people who want to be able to handle stress should regularly engage in exercise.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeveral carefully conducted studies showed that 75 percent of strict vegetarians reached age 50 without developing serious heart disease. We can conclude from this that avoiding meat increases one' s chances of avoiding serious heart disease. Ttherefore, people who want to reduce the risk of serious heart disease should not eat meat.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning exhibited by which one of the following is most similar to that exhibited by the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The majority of people who regularly drink coffee experience dental problems in the latter part of their lives. Since there is this correlation between drinking coffee and incurring dental problems, the government should make coffee less accessible to the general public.\nB: Studies show that people who do not exercise regularly have a shorter life expectancy than those who exercise regularly. To help increase their patients' life expectancy, doctors should recommend regular exercise to their patients.\nC: Studies have shown that cigarette smokers have a greater chance of incurring heart disease than people who do not smoke. Since cigarette smoking increases one's chances of incurring heart disease, people who want to try to avoid heart disease should give up cigarette smoking.\nD: Most people who exercise regularly are able to handle stress. This shows that exercising regularly decreases one's chances of being overwhelmed by stress. So people who want to be able to handle stress should regularly engage in exercise.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern information network technology, microelectronics technology and virtual technology have expanded people's horizons to a whole new field. People can not only use computer technology to establish combat laboratories, but also integrate historical experience and predictions of the future. Computer automatic reasoning is combined with expert experience guidance, and it can create a realistic combat environment by synthesizing dynamic artificial battlefields, opening up new channels and broad space for strategic theoretical research. Many countries use this as a basis to propose new combat principles On this basis, the country's national security strategy was formed, thus realizing the transformation of national security planning from empirical decision-making to scientific decision-making.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Modern technology contributes to the scientific formulation of national security strategies.\nB: The development of modern information network technology has revolutionized the way of warfare.\nC: National security planning is shifting from empirical decision-making to scientific decision-making.\nD: Combat principles and theories depend on the innovation and development of science and technology.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern information network technology, microelectronics technology and virtual technology have expanded people's horizons to a whole new field. People can not only use computer technology to establish combat laboratories, but also integrate historical experience and predictions of the future. Computer automatic reasoning is combined with expert experience guidance, and it can create a realistic combat environment by synthesizing dynamic artificial battlefields, opening up new channels and broad space for strategic theoretical research. Many countries use this as a basis to propose new combat principles On this basis, the country's national security strategy was formed, thus realizing the transformation of national security planning from empirical decision-making to scientific decision-making.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is this text meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Modern technology contributes to the scientific formulation of national security strategies.\nB: The development of modern information network technology has revolutionized the way of warfare.\nC: National security planning is shifting from empirical decision-making to scientific decision-making.\nD: Combat principles and theories depend on the innovation and development of science and technology.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChinese research institutions recently announced that the world's first fully superconducting tokamak Eastern Hyperloop (EAST) achieved stable 12-second steady-state long-pulse high-confinement plasma operation, setting a new world record. This marks that EAST has become the first tokamak nuclear fusion experimental device in the world that can achieve steady-state high-confinement mode operation with a duration of hundreds of seconds. EAST is 11 meters high, 8 meters in diameter, and weighs 400 tons. It is the fourth-generation nuclear fusion experimental device in my country. Humans provide a steady stream of clean energy, so it is also called artificial sun.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative to vigorously develop clean energy\nB: Fusion technology could create clean energy\nC: It is difficult to build a real artificial sun in the short term\nD: Revolutionary breakthrough in 'artificial sun' device\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChinese research institutions recently announced that the world's first fully superconducting tokamak Eastern Hyperloop (EAST) achieved stable 12-second steady-state long-pulse high-confinement plasma operation, setting a new world record. This marks that EAST has become the first tokamak nuclear fusion experimental device in the world that can achieve steady-state high-confinement mode operation with a duration of hundreds of seconds. EAST is 11 meters high, 8 meters in diameter, and weighs 400 tons. It is the fourth-generation nuclear fusion experimental device in my country. Humans provide a steady stream of clean energy, so it is also called artificial sun.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative to vigorously develop clean energy\nB: Fusion technology could create clean energy\nC: It is difficult to build a real artificial sun in the short term\nD: Revolutionary breakthrough in 'artificial sun' device\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChinese research institutions recently announced that the world's first fully superconducting tokamak Eastern Hyperloop (EAST) achieved stable 12-second steady-state long-pulse high-confinement plasma operation, setting a new world record. This marks that EAST has become the first tokamak nuclear fusion experimental device in the world that can achieve steady-state high-confinement mode operation with a duration of hundreds of seconds. EAST is 11 meters high, 8 meters in diameter, and weighs 400 tons. It is the fourth-generation nuclear fusion experimental device in my country. Humans provide a steady stream of clean energy, so it is also called artificial sun.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is imperative to vigorously develop clean energy\nB: Fusion technology could create clean energy\nC: It is difficult to build a real artificial sun in the short term\nD: Revolutionary breakthrough in 'artificial sun' device\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who have the ability to fully concentrate are always of above-average intelligence. Also, being successfully trained in speed-reading will usually be accompanied by an increased ability to concentrate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who can speed-read are able to concentrate to some extent.\nB: Some people can speed-read, and are able to fully concentrate, but are of below-average intelligence.\nC: All people who can speed-read are of above average intelligence.\nD: Many people of above-average intelligence are unable to fully concentrate.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who have the ability to fully concentrate are always of above-average intelligence. Also, being successfully trained in speed-reading will usually be accompanied by an increased ability to concentrate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who can speed-read are able to concentrate to some extent.\nB: Some people can speed-read, and are able to fully concentrate, but are of below-average intelligence.\nC: All people who can speed-read are of above average intelligence.\nD: Many people of above-average intelligence are unable to fully concentrate.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who have the ability to fully concentrate are always of above-average intelligence. Also, being successfully trained in speed-reading will usually be accompanied by an increased ability to concentrate.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, then each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: All people who can speed-read are able to concentrate to some extent.\nB: Some people can speed-read, and are able to fully concentrate, but are of below-average intelligence.\nC: All people who can speed-read are of above average intelligence.\nD: Many people of above-average intelligence are unable to fully concentrate.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have found that Bird's egg color is strongly correlated with temperature. The results of the study showed that darker Bird's egg were more common in areas with lower sunlight intensity, while Bird's egg were generally lighter in areas with higher and warmer sunlight. The team believes that a darker shell means more heat can be absorbed, giving it a survival advantage in colder environments. Because the embryo in the egg needs a stable ambient temperature, but it does not have the ability to regulate temperature itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Different breeds of eggs were exposed to sunlight. Darker eggs heated up faster than lighter eggs, and their shell surfaces remained warmer for longer\nB: Rhododendrons host their eggs in the nests of more than 100 kinds of birds. In order to avoid the eggs being driven away by the nest owners, they can imitate the eggs of more than 20 types of colors\nC: To hatch chicks, a suitable temperature is very important, so in order to ensure that the chicks can break their shells smoothly, the mother bird can only stay in the nest to incubate the eggs to increase the temperature of the eggs\nD: The eggs of snakes and tortoises are mostly buried in the ground and are concealed, so they are white. However, when birds' eggs are exposed to the environment, they need markings and colors to confuse natural enemies\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have found that Bird's egg color is strongly correlated with temperature. The results of the study showed that darker Bird's egg were more common in areas with lower sunlight intensity, while Bird's egg were generally lighter in areas with higher and warmer sunlight. The team believes that a darker shell means more heat can be absorbed, giving it a survival advantage in colder environments. Because the embryo in the egg needs a stable ambient temperature, but it does not have the ability to regulate temperature itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Different breeds of eggs were exposed to sunlight. Darker eggs heated up faster than lighter eggs, and their shell surfaces remained warmer for longer\nB: Rhododendrons host their eggs in the nests of more than 100 kinds of birds. In order to avoid the eggs being driven away by the nest owners, they can imitate the eggs of more than 20 types of colors\nC: To hatch chicks, a suitable temperature is very important, so in order to ensure that the chicks can break their shells smoothly, the mother bird can only stay in the nest to incubate the eggs to increase the temperature of the eggs\nD: The eggs of snakes and tortoises are mostly buried in the ground and are concealed, so they are white. However, when birds' eggs are exposed to the environment, they need markings and colors to confuse natural enemies\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearchers have found that Bird's egg color is strongly correlated with temperature. The results of the study showed that darker Bird's egg were more common in areas with lower sunlight intensity, while Bird's egg were generally lighter in areas with higher and warmer sunlight. The team believes that a darker shell means more heat can be absorbed, giving it a survival advantage in colder environments. Because the embryo in the egg needs a stable ambient temperature, but it does not have the ability to regulate temperature itself.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Different breeds of eggs were exposed to sunlight. Darker eggs heated up faster than lighter eggs, and their shell surfaces remained warmer for longer\nB: Rhododendrons host their eggs in the nests of more than 100 kinds of birds. In order to avoid the eggs being driven away by the nest owners, they can imitate the eggs of more than 20 types of colors\nC: To hatch chicks, a suitable temperature is very important, so in order to ensure that the chicks can break their shells smoothly, the mother bird can only stay in the nest to incubate the eggs to increase the temperature of the eggs\nD: The eggs of snakes and tortoises are mostly buried in the ground and are concealed, so they are white. However, when birds' eggs are exposed to the environment, they need markings and colors to confuse natural enemies\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThirty students from Jinghua University recently agreed to participate in a program aimed at improving dating skills. One month before participating in the program, they had had an average date once. The thirty students were divided into two groups:The first group had six Practicedates with six different volunteers and received feedback on their appearance and behaviour; the second group was a control group only. Before the practice date, each group was asked to fill out a social anxiety inventory and score their social skills. After the practice date, the first group had to fill out the questionnaire again. The results showed that the first group showed less social anxiety, greater social confidence, and greater ability to date than the control group.Obviously, actual dating, which can improve our social communication level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is most likely to challenge the above assumption?\n\nOptions:\nA: Experts have different views on whether such training programmes can be widely carried out.\nB: The students enrolled in the training program are not randomly selected. But none of the enrolled students knew what the experimental program would include.\nC: After the event, the control group complained that they did not know the plan had begun. As a result, the questionnaires they filled out were filled in with more apprehension because they had expectations about the future.\nD: When filling in the social anxiety questionnaire, the students need to recall the date situation to a certain extent. The male students generally evaluate the date more objectively, while the female students appear more emotional.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThirty students from Jinghua University recently agreed to participate in a program aimed at improving dating skills. One month before participating in the program, they had had an average date once. The thirty students were divided into two groups:The first group had six Practicedates with six different volunteers and received feedback on their appearance and behaviour; the second group was a control group only. Before the practice date, each group was asked to fill out a social anxiety inventory and score their social skills. After the practice date, the first group had to fill out the questionnaire again. The results showed that the first group showed less social anxiety, greater social confidence, and greater ability to date than the control group.Obviously, actual dating, which can improve our social communication level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is most likely to challenge the above assumption?\n\nOptions:\nA: Experts have different views on whether such training programmes can be widely carried out.\nB: The students enrolled in the training program are not randomly selected. But none of the enrolled students knew what the experimental program would include.\nC: After the event, the control group complained that they did not know the plan had begun. As a result, the questionnaires they filled out were filled in with more apprehension because they had expectations about the future.\nD: When filling in the social anxiety questionnaire, the students need to recall the date situation to a certain extent. The male students generally evaluate the date more objectively, while the female students appear more emotional.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThirty students from Jinghua University recently agreed to participate in a program aimed at improving dating skills. One month before participating in the program, they had had an average date once. The thirty students were divided into two groups:The first group had six Practicedates with six different volunteers and received feedback on their appearance and behaviour; the second group was a control group only. Before the practice date, each group was asked to fill out a social anxiety inventory and score their social skills. After the practice date, the first group had to fill out the questionnaire again. The results showed that the first group showed less social anxiety, greater social confidence, and greater ability to date than the control group.Obviously, actual dating, which can improve our social communication level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, is most likely to challenge the above assumption?\n\nOptions:\nA: Experts have different views on whether such training programmes can be widely carried out.\nB: The students enrolled in the training program are not randomly selected. But none of the enrolled students knew what the experimental program would include.\nC: After the event, the control group complained that they did not know the plan had begun. As a result, the questionnaires they filled out were filled in with more apprehension because they had expectations about the future.\nD: When filling in the social anxiety questionnaire, the students need to recall the date situation to a certain extent. The male students generally evaluate the date more objectively, while the female students appear more emotional.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRetailers that excel in neither convenience nor variety of merchandise tend not to be very successful. Yet many successful retailers excel in just one of the areas and meet competitors' standards for the other. Hence, a retailer' s success need not depend on excellence in both areas.\n\nQuestion:\nThe structure of the reasoning in the argument above is most parallel to that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Runners who have only average speed and endurance are unlikely to win long-distance races. Some long-distance champions, however, win by being above average in speed or endurance only; ttherefore, being above average in both speed and endurance is not necessary.\nB: Most plants that are neither ornamental nor edible are useless and are thus classified as weeds; yet many such plants are useful for purposes other than food or ornamentation, and are thus not classified as weeds. Hence, not all inedible and non-ornamental plants are weeds.\nC: Excellence in a particular swimming stroke is not always necessary in order for a swimmer to win a race that requires each swimmer to use several different strokes in sequence, and many swimmers win these races without being the best at any of the strokes. Ttherefore, anyone who does excel at all the strokes is almost certain to win.\nD: Apples that are neither especially firm nor especially flavorful are unsuitable for baking; yet while flavor is essential for both baking and eating, many flavorful apples that are soft are suitable for eating. Hence, the apples that are best for eating need not be both firm and flavorful.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRetailers that excel in neither convenience nor variety of merchandise tend not to be very successful. Yet many successful retailers excel in just one of the areas and meet competitors' standards for the other. Hence, a retailer' s success need not depend on excellence in both areas.\n\nQuestion:\nThe structure of the reasoning in the argument above is most parallel to that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Runners who have only average speed and endurance are unlikely to win long-distance races. Some long-distance champions, however, win by being above average in speed or endurance only; ttherefore, being above average in both speed and endurance is not necessary.\nB: Most plants that are neither ornamental nor edible are useless and are thus classified as weeds; yet many such plants are useful for purposes other than food or ornamentation, and are thus not classified as weeds. Hence, not all inedible and non-ornamental plants are weeds.\nC: Excellence in a particular swimming stroke is not always necessary in order for a swimmer to win a race that requires each swimmer to use several different strokes in sequence, and many swimmers win these races without being the best at any of the strokes. Ttherefore, anyone who does excel at all the strokes is almost certain to win.\nD: Apples that are neither especially firm nor especially flavorful are unsuitable for baking; yet while flavor is essential for both baking and eating, many flavorful apples that are soft are suitable for eating. Hence, the apples that are best for eating need not be both firm and flavorful.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the ancient Greeks, competitions of various forms and contents were everywhere, and where there was competition, there were rules. Sports competitions have strict and strict competition rules, and referees decide according to the rules on the field. Only in this way can there be winners without any disputes. Behind these activities, how to use good rules to guide competition, regulate competition, make people good, and make society more just is a topic that ancient Greek thinkers are keen to discuss.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ancient Greeks emphasized the importance of rules in competition\nB: Fairness is a topic that ancient Greek thinkers continue to pay close attention to\nC: Abiding by the rules is the core idea of sports competitions in ancient Greece\nD: Only strict rules can achieve social justice\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe same words, spoken by different people, can sometimes have quite different effects. In a college class, the same sentence will be applauded by some teachers and booed by others. The main reason is that the former has earned himself the right to speak by his actions, while the latter has not. It is often not what is said that matters, but by whom it is said.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main idea?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deny excessive celebrity\nB: Criticize the masses for their slavish mentality\nC: Attack the hypocrisy of inconsistency between words and deeds\nD: Attack the phenomenon of seeking fame and fortune\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the long-term lack of employee family welfare policy has brought obvious advantages to enterprises, such as reducing costs and increasing output, it is obviously not a reasonable career planning for employees to abandon young children and elderly parents. The lack of family welfare policy actually reflects the imbalance of rights between enterprises and employees in the U.S. economy. The share of economic output flowing into corporate profits is soaring, while employees' compensation is stagnant, which will inevitably lead to the plight of brain drain in the United States.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: It reveals the contradiction between personal career planning and the current situation.\nB: It points out the unequal rights of American enterprises and employees.\nC: It reveals the deep-seated reasons for the brain drain in the United States.\nD: It emphasizes the adverse effects of the lack of family welfare policy in the United States.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the long-term lack of employee family welfare policy has brought obvious advantages to enterprises, such as reducing costs and increasing output, it is obviously not a reasonable career planning for employees to abandon young children and elderly parents. The lack of family welfare policy actually reflects the imbalance of rights between enterprises and employees in the U.S. economy. The share of economic output flowing into corporate profits is soaring, while employees' compensation is stagnant, which will inevitably lead to the plight of brain drain in the United States.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: It reveals the contradiction between personal career planning and the current situation.\nB: It points out the unequal rights of American enterprises and employees.\nC: It reveals the deep-seated reasons for the brain drain in the United States.\nD: It emphasizes the adverse effects of the lack of family welfare policy in the United States.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough the long-term lack of employee family welfare policy has brought obvious advantages to enterprises, such as reducing costs and increasing output, it is obviously not a reasonable career planning for employees to abandon young children and elderly parents. The lack of family welfare policy actually reflects the imbalance of rights between enterprises and employees in the U.S. economy. The share of economic output flowing into corporate profits is soaring, while employees' compensation is stagnant, which will inevitably lead to the plight of brain drain in the United States.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: It reveals the contradiction between personal career planning and the current situation.\nB: It points out the unequal rights of American enterprises and employees.\nC: It reveals the deep-seated reasons for the brain drain in the United States.\nD: It emphasizes the adverse effects of the lack of family welfare policy in the United States.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaisins are made by drying grapes in the sun. Although some of the sugar in the grapes is caramelized in the process, nothing is added. Moreover, the only thing removed from the grapes is the water that evaporates during the drying, and water contains no calories or nutrients. The fact that raisins contain more iron per calorie than grapes do is thus puzzling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain why raisins contain more iron per calorie than do grapes?\n\nOptions:\nA: The body can absorb iron and other nutrients more quickly from grapes than from raisins because of the relatively high water content of grapes.\nB: Raisins are often eaten in combination with other iron-containing foods, while grapes are usually eaten by themselves.\nC: Since grapes are bigger than raisins, it takes several bunches of grapes to provide the same amount of iron as a handful of raisins does.\nD: Caramelized sugar cannot be digested, so its calories do not count toward the calorie content of raisins.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaisins are made by drying grapes in the sun. Although some of the sugar in the grapes is caramelized in the process, nothing is added. Moreover, the only thing removed from the grapes is the water that evaporates during the drying, and water contains no calories or nutrients. The fact that raisins contain more iron per calorie than grapes do is thus puzzling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain why raisins contain more iron per calorie than do grapes?\n\nOptions:\nA: The body can absorb iron and other nutrients more quickly from grapes than from raisins because of the relatively high water content of grapes.\nB: Raisins are often eaten in combination with other iron-containing foods, while grapes are usually eaten by themselves.\nC: Since grapes are bigger than raisins, it takes several bunches of grapes to provide the same amount of iron as a handful of raisins does.\nD: Caramelized sugar cannot be digested, so its calories do not count toward the calorie content of raisins.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen it comes to the destruction of values in real society by Gongdou Opera, it is somewhat exaggerated. Film and television works already have the function of realism. Why can't the shadow that exists in reality be put into the film and television works? Moreover, in the cultivation and guidance of values, the preaching and edification of film and television works is not omnipotent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Film and television works play a good guiding role in dealing with the values in the real society\nB: GongDou Opera will have no influence on the values in the real society\nC: Film and television works should not have the preaching and edification of values\nD: The shadow in the article refers to some dark and ugly phenomena in society\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen it comes to the destruction of values in real society by Gongdou Opera, it is somewhat exaggerated. Film and television works already have the function of realism. Why can't the shadow that exists in reality be put into the film and television works? Moreover, in the cultivation and guidance of values, the preaching and edification of film and television works is not omnipotent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Film and television works play a good guiding role in dealing with the values in the real society\nB: GongDou Opera will have no influence on the values in the real society\nC: Film and television works should not have the preaching and edification of values\nD: The shadow in the article refers to some dark and ugly phenomena in society\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociologist: Traditional norms in our society prevent sincerity by requiring one to ignore unpleasant realities and tell small lies. But a community whose members do not trust one another cannot succeed. So, if a community is to succeed, its members must be willing to face unpleasant realities and speak about them honestly.\n\nQuestion:\nThe sociologist's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more sincere and open community members are, the more likely that community is to succeed.\nB: Unless a community's members are willing to face unpleasant realities, they cannot be sincere.\nC: Sincerity is required if community members are to trust each other.\nD: A community's failure is often caused by its members' unwillingness to face unpleasant realities and to discuss them honestly.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociologist: Traditional norms in our society prevent sincerity by requiring one to ignore unpleasant realities and tell small lies. But a community whose members do not trust one another cannot succeed. So, if a community is to succeed, its members must be willing to face unpleasant realities and speak about them honestly.\n\nQuestion:\nThe sociologist's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more sincere and open community members are, the more likely that community is to succeed.\nB: Unless a community's members are willing to face unpleasant realities, they cannot be sincere.\nC: Sincerity is required if community members are to trust each other.\nD: A community's failure is often caused by its members' unwillingness to face unpleasant realities and to discuss them honestly.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSociologist: Traditional norms in our society prevent sincerity by requiring one to ignore unpleasant realities and tell small lies. But a community whose members do not trust one another cannot succeed. So, if a community is to succeed, its members must be willing to face unpleasant realities and speak about them honestly.\n\nQuestion:\nThe sociologist's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The more sincere and open community members are, the more likely that community is to succeed.\nB: Unless a community's members are willing to face unpleasant realities, they cannot be sincere.\nC: Sincerity is required if community members are to trust each other.\nD: A community's failure is often caused by its members' unwillingness to face unpleasant realities and to discuss them honestly.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more girls than boys in law school. More than half of the law school students failed in the math final exam in the second semester of 2004.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: More girls fail than boys\nB: Girls fail more than boys fai\nC: Girls pass more than boys fail\nD: Girls pass more than boys\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more girls than boys in law school. More than half of the law school students failed in the math final exam in the second semester of 2004.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: More girls fail than boys\nB: Girls fail more than boys fai\nC: Girls pass more than boys fail\nD: Girls pass more than boys\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are more girls than boys in law school. More than half of the law school students failed in the math final exam in the second semester of 2004.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: More girls fail than boys\nB: Girls fail more than boys fai\nC: Girls pass more than boys fail\nD: Girls pass more than boys\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough many seventeenth-century broadsides, popular ballads printed on a single sheet of paper and widely sold by street peddlers, were moralizing in nature, this is not evidence that most seventeenth-century people were serious about moral values. While over half of surviving broadsides contain moralizing statements, and it is known that many people purchased such compositions, it is not known why they did so, nor is it known how their own beliefs related to what they read.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensationalized account of crime and adultery.\nB: Well-educated people of the seventeenth century held broadsides in contempt and considered broadside peddlers to be disreputable vagrants.\nC: The clergy occasionally stuck broadsides warning about the danger of strong drink on the doors of seventeenth-century alehouses.\nD: Some seventeenth-century ballad sellers also sold sermons printed in pamphlet form.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough many seventeenth-century broadsides, popular ballads printed on a single sheet of paper and widely sold by street peddlers, were moralizing in nature, this is not evidence that most seventeenth-century people were serious about moral values. While over half of surviving broadsides contain moralizing statements, and it is known that many people purchased such compositions, it is not known why they did so, nor is it known how their own beliefs related to what they read.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensationalized account of crime and adultery.\nB: Well-educated people of the seventeenth century held broadsides in contempt and considered broadside peddlers to be disreputable vagrants.\nC: The clergy occasionally stuck broadsides warning about the danger of strong drink on the doors of seventeenth-century alehouses.\nD: Some seventeenth-century ballad sellers also sold sermons printed in pamphlet form.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough many seventeenth-century broadsides, popular ballads printed on a single sheet of paper and widely sold by street peddlers, were moralizing in nature, this is not evidence that most seventeenth-century people were serious about moral values. While over half of surviving broadsides contain moralizing statements, and it is known that many people purchased such compositions, it is not known why they did so, nor is it known how their own beliefs related to what they read.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensationalized account of crime and adultery.\nB: Well-educated people of the seventeenth century held broadsides in contempt and considered broadside peddlers to be disreputable vagrants.\nC: The clergy occasionally stuck broadsides warning about the danger of strong drink on the doors of seventeenth-century alehouses.\nD: Some seventeenth-century ballad sellers also sold sermons printed in pamphlet form.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough many seventeenth-century broadsides, popular ballads printed on a single sheet of paper and widely sold by street peddlers, were moralizing in nature, this is not evidence that most seventeenth-century people were serious about moral values. While over half of surviving broadsides contain moralizing statements, and it is known that many people purchased such compositions, it is not known why they did so, nor is it known how their own beliefs related to what they read.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In many moralizing ballads, the moral content was confined to a single stanza expressing a pious sentiment tacked onto a sensationalized account of crime and adultery.\nB: Well-educated people of the seventeenth century held broadsides in contempt and considered broadside peddlers to be disreputable vagrants.\nC: The clergy occasionally stuck broadsides warning about the danger of strong drink on the doors of seventeenth-century alehouses.\nD: Some seventeenth-century ballad sellers also sold sermons printed in pamphlet form.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe makers of Activite, a natural dietary supplement, claim that it promotes energy and mental alertness. To back up their claim, they offer a month' s supply of Activite free to new customers. Clearly, Activite must be effective, since otherwise it would not be in the company' s interest to make such an offer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The makers of Activite charge a handling fee that is considerably more than what it costs them to pack and ship their product.\nB: The mere fact that a dietary supplement contains only natural ingredients does not insure that it has no harmful side effects.\nC: The nutrients in Activite can all be obtained from a sufficiently varied and well-balanced diet.\nD: There are less expensive dietary supplements on the market that are just as effective as Activite.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe makers of Activite, a natural dietary supplement, claim that it promotes energy and mental alertness. To back up their claim, they offer a month' s supply of Activite free to new customers. Clearly, Activite must be effective, since otherwise it would not be in the company' s interest to make such an offer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The makers of Activite charge a handling fee that is considerably more than what it costs them to pack and ship their product.\nB: The mere fact that a dietary supplement contains only natural ingredients does not insure that it has no harmful side effects.\nC: The nutrients in Activite can all be obtained from a sufficiently varied and well-balanced diet.\nD: There are less expensive dietary supplements on the market that are just as effective as Activite.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe makers of Activite, a natural dietary supplement, claim that it promotes energy and mental alertness. To back up their claim, they offer a month' s supply of Activite free to new customers. Clearly, Activite must be effective, since otherwise it would not be in the company' s interest to make such an offer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The makers of Activite charge a handling fee that is considerably more than what it costs them to pack and ship their product.\nB: The mere fact that a dietary supplement contains only natural ingredients does not insure that it has no harmful side effects.\nC: The nutrients in Activite can all be obtained from a sufficiently varied and well-balanced diet.\nD: There are less expensive dietary supplements on the market that are just as effective as Activite.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe makers of Activite, a natural dietary supplement, claim that it promotes energy and mental alertness. To back up their claim, they offer a month' s supply of Activite free to new customers. Clearly, Activite must be effective, since otherwise it would not be in the company' s interest to make such an offer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The makers of Activite charge a handling fee that is considerably more than what it costs them to pack and ship their product.\nB: The mere fact that a dietary supplement contains only natural ingredients does not insure that it has no harmful side effects.\nC: The nutrients in Activite can all be obtained from a sufficiently varied and well-balanced diet.\nD: There are less expensive dietary supplements on the market that are just as effective as Activite.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMonopoly refers to the exclusive or joint control of a single enterprise or a few large enterprises over the production and sale of the products of the corresponding sector on the basis of the high development of concentrated profit and capital concentration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the monopoly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether in economically developed areas or backward areas, a restaurant chain enterprises to implement national uniform pricing.\nB: In an attempt to stem the fall in the price of a particular appliance, several major producers agreed to jointly maintain an agreed price.\nC: A certain type of product that a multinational company sells around the world is produced in its factories in China.\nD: In order to curb industrial overcapacity, the government strictly restricts the establishment of new factories in related industries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMonopoly refers to the exclusive or joint control of a single enterprise or a few large enterprises over the production and sale of the products of the corresponding sector on the basis of the high development of concentrated profit and capital concentration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the monopoly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether in economically developed areas or backward areas, a restaurant chain enterprises to implement national uniform pricing.\nB: In an attempt to stem the fall in the price of a particular appliance, several major producers agreed to jointly maintain an agreed price.\nC: A certain type of product that a multinational company sells around the world is produced in its factories in China.\nD: In order to curb industrial overcapacity, the government strictly restricts the establishment of new factories in related industries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMonopoly refers to the exclusive or joint control of a single enterprise or a few large enterprises over the production and sale of the products of the corresponding sector on the basis of the high development of concentrated profit and capital concentration.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the monopoly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether in economically developed areas or backward areas, a restaurant chain enterprises to implement national uniform pricing.\nB: In an attempt to stem the fall in the price of a particular appliance, several major producers agreed to jointly maintain an agreed price.\nC: A certain type of product that a multinational company sells around the world is produced in its factories in China.\nD: In order to curb industrial overcapacity, the government strictly restricts the establishment of new factories in related industries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn chemistry class, Mr. Zhang demonstrated two simultaneous teaching experiments: one is that O2 is produced slowly after KCIO3 heating; the other is that KCIO3 is heated and a small amount of MnO2 is quickly sprinkled into it, and a large amount of O2 is produced immediately. Teacher Zhang pointed out that MnO2 is the reason for the rapid production of O2.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is similar to Mr. Zhang's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The higher the price of cosmetics of the same brand, the more popular it is. Thus it can be seen that consumers like cosmetics with high prices.\nB: When Madame Curie extracted radioactive elements from bituminous minerals, she found that the radiation intensity of all pure uranium extracted from a certain amount of bituminous minerals was several times lower than that of the same amount of bituminous minerals. From this, she inferred that there are other more radioactive elements in asphalt minerals.\nC: Statistical analysis shows that between 30 and 60 years old, the older the age, the less daring. There is reason to believe that time is a brave corrosive.\nD: Put the alarm clock in the glass cover to ring the bell, you can hear the bell; then empty the air in the glass cover, and then make the alarm clock ring, the bell will not be heard. Thus it can be seen that air is the medium of sound transmission.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn chemistry class, Mr. Zhang demonstrated two simultaneous teaching experiments: one is that O2 is produced slowly after KCIO3 heating; the other is that KCIO3 is heated and a small amount of MnO2 is quickly sprinkled into it, and a large amount of O2 is produced immediately. Teacher Zhang pointed out that MnO2 is the reason for the rapid production of O2.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is similar to Mr. Zhang's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The higher the price of cosmetics of the same brand, the more popular it is. Thus it can be seen that consumers like cosmetics with high prices.\nB: When Madame Curie extracted radioactive elements from bituminous minerals, she found that the radiation intensity of all pure uranium extracted from a certain amount of bituminous minerals was several times lower than that of the same amount of bituminous minerals. From this, she inferred that there are other more radioactive elements in asphalt minerals.\nC: Statistical analysis shows that between 30 and 60 years old, the older the age, the less daring. There is reason to believe that time is a brave corrosive.\nD: Put the alarm clock in the glass cover to ring the bell, you can hear the bell; then empty the air in the glass cover, and then make the alarm clock ring, the bell will not be heard. Thus it can be seen that air is the medium of sound transmission.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn chemistry class, Mr. Zhang demonstrated two simultaneous teaching experiments: one is that O2 is produced slowly after KCIO3 heating; the other is that KCIO3 is heated and a small amount of MnO2 is quickly sprinkled into it, and a large amount of O2 is produced immediately. Teacher Zhang pointed out that MnO2 is the reason for the rapid production of O2.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is similar to Mr. Zhang's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The higher the price of cosmetics of the same brand, the more popular it is. Thus it can be seen that consumers like cosmetics with high prices.\nB: When Madame Curie extracted radioactive elements from bituminous minerals, she found that the radiation intensity of all pure uranium extracted from a certain amount of bituminous minerals was several times lower than that of the same amount of bituminous minerals. From this, she inferred that there are other more radioactive elements in asphalt minerals.\nC: Statistical analysis shows that between 30 and 60 years old, the older the age, the less daring. There is reason to believe that time is a brave corrosive.\nD: Put the alarm clock in the glass cover to ring the bell, you can hear the bell; then empty the air in the glass cover, and then make the alarm clock ring, the bell will not be heard. Thus it can be seen that air is the medium of sound transmission.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn chemistry class, Mr. Zhang demonstrated two simultaneous teaching experiments: one is that O2 is produced slowly after KCIO3 heating; the other is that KCIO3 is heated and a small amount of MnO2 is quickly sprinkled into it, and a large amount of O2 is produced immediately. Teacher Zhang pointed out that MnO2 is the reason for the rapid production of O2.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is similar to Mr. Zhang's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The higher the price of cosmetics of the same brand, the more popular it is. Thus it can be seen that consumers like cosmetics with high prices.\nB: When Madame Curie extracted radioactive elements from bituminous minerals, she found that the radiation intensity of all pure uranium extracted from a certain amount of bituminous minerals was several times lower than that of the same amount of bituminous minerals. From this, she inferred that there are other more radioactive elements in asphalt minerals.\nC: Statistical analysis shows that between 30 and 60 years old, the older the age, the less daring. There is reason to believe that time is a brave corrosive.\nD: Put the alarm clock in the glass cover to ring the bell, you can hear the bell; then empty the air in the glass cover, and then make the alarm clock ring, the bell will not be heard. Thus it can be seen that air is the medium of sound transmission.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Xiaoding presented fan with his 2005 annual statistical report, Fan saw at once that one of the statistics was flawed. He said to xiaoding: This statistic is wrong, please check whether the original data is wrong or the calculation is wrong?After Xiaoding carefully calculated, the result shows that the calculation is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nAccordingly, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: There's a problem with the original data.\nB: There's nothing wrong with the original data.\nC: It is not certain whether the original data is wrong.\nD: It is certain whether the original data is wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Xiaoding presented fan with his 2005 annual statistical report, Fan saw at once that one of the statistics was flawed. He said to xiaoding: This statistic is wrong, please check whether the original data is wrong or the calculation is wrong?After Xiaoding carefully calculated, the result shows that the calculation is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nAccordingly, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: There's a problem with the original data.\nB: There's nothing wrong with the original data.\nC: It is not certain whether the original data is wrong.\nD: It is certain whether the original data is wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Xiaoding presented fan with his 2005 annual statistical report, Fan saw at once that one of the statistics was flawed. He said to xiaoding: This statistic is wrong, please check whether the original data is wrong or the calculation is wrong?After Xiaoding carefully calculated, the result shows that the calculation is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nAccordingly, which of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: There's a problem with the original data.\nB: There's nothing wrong with the original data.\nC: It is not certain whether the original data is wrong.\nD: It is certain whether the original data is wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant Manager: We could greatly reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide our copper-smelting plant releases into the atmosphere by using a new process. The new process requires replacing our open furnaces with closed ones and moving the copper from one furnace to the next in solid, not molten, form. However, not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install, but the new process also costs more to run than the current process, because the copper must be reheated after it has cooled. So overall, adopting the new process will cost much but bring the company no profit. Supervisor: I agree with your overall conclusion, but disagree about one point you make, since the latest closed furnaces are extremely fuel-efficient.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point about which the supervisor expresses disagreement with the plant manager is\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the new copper-smelting process releases less sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere than the current process\nB: whether the new process should be adopted in the copper-smelting plant\nC: whether the new copper-smelting process is more expensive to run than the current process\nD: whether closed copper-smelting furnaces are more fuel-efficient than open furnaces\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant Manager: We could greatly reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide our copper-smelting plant releases into the atmosphere by using a new process. The new process requires replacing our open furnaces with closed ones and moving the copper from one furnace to the next in solid, not molten, form. However, not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install, but the new process also costs more to run than the current process, because the copper must be reheated after it has cooled. So overall, adopting the new process will cost much but bring the company no profit. Supervisor: I agree with your overall conclusion, but disagree about one point you make, since the latest closed furnaces are extremely fuel-efficient.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point about which the supervisor expresses disagreement with the plant manager is\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the new copper-smelting process releases less sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere than the current process\nB: whether the new process should be adopted in the copper-smelting plant\nC: whether the new copper-smelting process is more expensive to run than the current process\nD: whether closed copper-smelting furnaces are more fuel-efficient than open furnaces\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant Manager: We could greatly reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide our copper-smelting plant releases into the atmosphere by using a new process. The new process requires replacing our open furnaces with closed ones and moving the copper from one furnace to the next in solid, not molten, form. However, not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install, but the new process also costs more to run than the current process, because the copper must be reheated after it has cooled. So overall, adopting the new process will cost much but bring the company no profit. Supervisor: I agree with your overall conclusion, but disagree about one point you make, since the latest closed furnaces are extremely fuel-efficient.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point about which the supervisor expresses disagreement with the plant manager is\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the new copper-smelting process releases less sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere than the current process\nB: whether the new process should be adopted in the copper-smelting plant\nC: whether the new copper-smelting process is more expensive to run than the current process\nD: whether closed copper-smelting furnaces are more fuel-efficient than open furnaces\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant Manager: We could greatly reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide our copper-smelting plant releases into the atmosphere by using a new process. The new process requires replacing our open furnaces with closed ones and moving the copper from one furnace to the next in solid, not molten, form. However, not only is the new equipment expensive to buy and install, but the new process also costs more to run than the current process, because the copper must be reheated after it has cooled. So overall, adopting the new process will cost much but bring the company no profit. Supervisor: I agree with your overall conclusion, but disagree about one point you make, since the latest closed furnaces are extremely fuel-efficient.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point about which the supervisor expresses disagreement with the plant manager is\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the new copper-smelting process releases less sulfur dioxide gas into the atmosphere than the current process\nB: whether the new process should be adopted in the copper-smelting plant\nC: whether the new copper-smelting process is more expensive to run than the current process\nD: whether closed copper-smelting furnaces are more fuel-efficient than open furnaces\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPundit: For many high school graduates, attending a university would be of no help in getting a corporate job. The attributes corporations value most in potential employees are initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems. Many new high school graduates have these attributes already.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pundit's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that corporations may require an attribute that potential employees can obtain only by attending a university\nB: takes for granted that initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems are attributes that can be acquired through study\nC: provides no justification for the presumption that corporations only hire employees who have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\nD: fails to establish that university graduates do not have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPundit: For many high school graduates, attending a university would be of no help in getting a corporate job. The attributes corporations value most in potential employees are initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems. Many new high school graduates have these attributes already.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pundit's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that corporations may require an attribute that potential employees can obtain only by attending a university\nB: takes for granted that initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems are attributes that can be acquired through study\nC: provides no justification for the presumption that corporations only hire employees who have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\nD: fails to establish that university graduates do not have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPundit: For many high school graduates, attending a university would be of no help in getting a corporate job. The attributes corporations value most in potential employees are initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems. Many new high school graduates have these attributes already.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pundit's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that corporations may require an attribute that potential employees can obtain only by attending a university\nB: takes for granted that initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems are attributes that can be acquired through study\nC: provides no justification for the presumption that corporations only hire employees who have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\nD: fails to establish that university graduates do not have initiative, flexibility, and the ability to solve practical problems\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGaia hypothesis holds that the earth's living and nonliving bodies form an interactive complex system. This hypothesis is divided into strong Gaia hypothesis and weak Gaia hypothesis. The weak Gaia hypothesis holds that various organisms on the earth effectively regulate the temperature and chemical composition of the atmosphere. While biological objects affect the biological environment, The strong Gaia hypothesis further holds that the earth is a huge organism with the ability of self-regulation. For the health of this organism, it can even eliminate those harmful factors by itself.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the weak Gaia hypothesis:\n\nOptions:\nA: The use of solar energy by the earth is a metabolic action on a planetary scale\nB: The ozone hole in the atmosphere is caused by excessive human activities\nC: The introduction of heat-resistant plants in the desert has promoted the development of local tourism\nD: The importance of environmental protection is that the earth is the only planet suitable for human habitation\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGaia hypothesis holds that the earth's living and nonliving bodies form an interactive complex system. This hypothesis is divided into strong Gaia hypothesis and weak Gaia hypothesis. The weak Gaia hypothesis holds that various organisms on the earth effectively regulate the temperature and chemical composition of the atmosphere. While biological objects affect the biological environment, The strong Gaia hypothesis further holds that the earth is a huge organism with the ability of self-regulation. For the health of this organism, it can even eliminate those harmful factors by itself.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the weak Gaia hypothesis:\n\nOptions:\nA: The use of solar energy by the earth is a metabolic action on a planetary scale\nB: The ozone hole in the atmosphere is caused by excessive human activities\nC: The introduction of heat-resistant plants in the desert has promoted the development of local tourism\nD: The importance of environmental protection is that the earth is the only planet suitable for human habitation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGaia hypothesis holds that the earth's living and nonliving bodies form an interactive complex system. This hypothesis is divided into strong Gaia hypothesis and weak Gaia hypothesis. The weak Gaia hypothesis holds that various organisms on the earth effectively regulate the temperature and chemical composition of the atmosphere. While biological objects affect the biological environment, The strong Gaia hypothesis further holds that the earth is a huge organism with the ability of self-regulation. For the health of this organism, it can even eliminate those harmful factors by itself.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the weak Gaia hypothesis:\n\nOptions:\nA: The use of solar energy by the earth is a metabolic action on a planetary scale\nB: The ozone hole in the atmosphere is caused by excessive human activities\nC: The introduction of heat-resistant plants in the desert has promoted the development of local tourism\nD: The importance of environmental protection is that the earth is the only planet suitable for human habitation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGaia hypothesis holds that the earth's living and nonliving bodies form an interactive complex system. This hypothesis is divided into strong Gaia hypothesis and weak Gaia hypothesis. The weak Gaia hypothesis holds that various organisms on the earth effectively regulate the temperature and chemical composition of the atmosphere. While biological objects affect the biological environment, The strong Gaia hypothesis further holds that the earth is a huge organism with the ability of self-regulation. For the health of this organism, it can even eliminate those harmful factors by itself.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the weak Gaia hypothesis:\n\nOptions:\nA: The use of solar energy by the earth is a metabolic action on a planetary scale\nB: The ozone hole in the atmosphere is caused by excessive human activities\nC: The introduction of heat-resistant plants in the desert has promoted the development of local tourism\nD: The importance of environmental protection is that the earth is the only planet suitable for human habitation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthony: It has been established that over 80 percent of those who use heroin have a history of having used marijuana. Such evidence would seem to prove that smoking marijuana definitely leads to heroin use. Judith: Maybe smoking marijuana does lead to heroin use, but it is absurd to think that citing those statistics proves that it does. After all, 100 percent of the people who take up heroin had a previous history of drinking water.\n\nQuestion:\nJudith's reply to Anthony's argument relies on which one of the following argumentative strategies?\n\nOptions:\nA: offering evidence suggesting that the statistics Anthony cites in support of his conclusion are inaccurate\nB: providing an example to show that not everything that promotes heroin use is unsafe\nC: undermining the credibility of his conclusion by showing that it is a statement from which absurd consequences can be derived\nD: demonstrating that Anthony's line of reasoning is flawed by showing that such reasoning can lead to clearly false conclusions\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthony: It has been established that over 80 percent of those who use heroin have a history of having used marijuana. Such evidence would seem to prove that smoking marijuana definitely leads to heroin use. Judith: Maybe smoking marijuana does lead to heroin use, but it is absurd to think that citing those statistics proves that it does. After all, 100 percent of the people who take up heroin had a previous history of drinking water.\n\nQuestion:\nJudith's reply to Anthony's argument relies on which one of the following argumentative strategies?\n\nOptions:\nA: offering evidence suggesting that the statistics Anthony cites in support of his conclusion are inaccurate\nB: providing an example to show that not everything that promotes heroin use is unsafe\nC: undermining the credibility of his conclusion by showing that it is a statement from which absurd consequences can be derived\nD: demonstrating that Anthony's line of reasoning is flawed by showing that such reasoning can lead to clearly false conclusions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthony: It has been established that over 80 percent of those who use heroin have a history of having used marijuana. Such evidence would seem to prove that smoking marijuana definitely leads to heroin use. Judith: Maybe smoking marijuana does lead to heroin use, but it is absurd to think that citing those statistics proves that it does. After all, 100 percent of the people who take up heroin had a previous history of drinking water.\n\nQuestion:\nJudith's reply to Anthony's argument relies on which one of the following argumentative strategies?\n\nOptions:\nA: offering evidence suggesting that the statistics Anthony cites in support of his conclusion are inaccurate\nB: providing an example to show that not everything that promotes heroin use is unsafe\nC: undermining the credibility of his conclusion by showing that it is a statement from which absurd consequences can be derived\nD: demonstrating that Anthony's line of reasoning is flawed by showing that such reasoning can lead to clearly false conclusions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnthony: It has been established that over 80 percent of those who use heroin have a history of having used marijuana. Such evidence would seem to prove that smoking marijuana definitely leads to heroin use. Judith: Maybe smoking marijuana does lead to heroin use, but it is absurd to think that citing those statistics proves that it does. After all, 100 percent of the people who take up heroin had a previous history of drinking water.\n\nQuestion:\nJudith's reply to Anthony's argument relies on which one of the following argumentative strategies?\n\nOptions:\nA: offering evidence suggesting that the statistics Anthony cites in support of his conclusion are inaccurate\nB: providing an example to show that not everything that promotes heroin use is unsafe\nC: undermining the credibility of his conclusion by showing that it is a statement from which absurd consequences can be derived\nD: demonstrating that Anthony's line of reasoning is flawed by showing that such reasoning can lead to clearly false conclusions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTurkey has applied to join the EU since 1987, and the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. For strategic reasons, the EU needs Turkey, and a categorical no to Turkey would deprive the EU of Turkish cooperation in security, justice, energy and other areas. However, if Turkey joins the EU, it will bring a series of problems to the EU, such as the disharmony of cultural and religious views, the heavy burden of economic subsidies, and the impact of the influx of immigrants on the job market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be inferred from the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the long run, the EU cannot both obtain Turkey's full cooperation and completely avoid the difficult problems of Turkish membership.\nB: Turkey will be able to join the EU if it meets the political and economic criteria set by the EU.\nC: The EU can either get Turkey's full co-operation, or avoid the troubles of Turkish membership altogether.\nD: Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, and most Europeans do not recognize Turkey as a European country.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTurkey has applied to join the EU since 1987, and the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. For strategic reasons, the EU needs Turkey, and a categorical no to Turkey would deprive the EU of Turkish cooperation in security, justice, energy and other areas. However, if Turkey joins the EU, it will bring a series of problems to the EU, such as the disharmony of cultural and religious views, the heavy burden of economic subsidies, and the impact of the influx of immigrants on the job market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be inferred from the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the long run, the EU cannot both obtain Turkey's full cooperation and completely avoid the difficult problems of Turkish membership.\nB: Turkey will be able to join the EU if it meets the political and economic criteria set by the EU.\nC: The EU can either get Turkey's full co-operation, or avoid the troubles of Turkish membership altogether.\nD: Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, and most Europeans do not recognize Turkey as a European country.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTurkey has applied to join the EU since 1987, and the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. For strategic reasons, the EU needs Turkey, and a categorical no to Turkey would deprive the EU of Turkish cooperation in security, justice, energy and other areas. However, if Turkey joins the EU, it will bring a series of problems to the EU, such as the disharmony of cultural and religious views, the heavy burden of economic subsidies, and the impact of the influx of immigrants on the job market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be inferred from the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the long run, the EU cannot both obtain Turkey's full cooperation and completely avoid the difficult problems of Turkish membership.\nB: Turkey will be able to join the EU if it meets the political and economic criteria set by the EU.\nC: The EU can either get Turkey's full co-operation, or avoid the troubles of Turkish membership altogether.\nD: Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, and most Europeans do not recognize Turkey as a European country.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTurkey has applied to join the EU since 1987, and the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. For strategic reasons, the EU needs Turkey, and a categorical no to Turkey would deprive the EU of Turkish cooperation in security, justice, energy and other areas. However, if Turkey joins the EU, it will bring a series of problems to the EU, such as the disharmony of cultural and religious views, the heavy burden of economic subsidies, and the impact of the influx of immigrants on the job market.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be inferred from the statement above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the long run, the EU cannot both obtain Turkey's full cooperation and completely avoid the difficult problems of Turkish membership.\nB: Turkey will be able to join the EU if it meets the political and economic criteria set by the EU.\nC: The EU can either get Turkey's full co-operation, or avoid the troubles of Turkish membership altogether.\nD: Only 3% of Turkey is in Europe, and most Europeans do not recognize Turkey as a European country.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, Parkinson's disease is mostly caused by the death of dopamine - producing cells in the human brain. Researchers at the University of Washington experimented with genetically modified Diptera fruit flies, which gradually die off their dopamine cells as they age. Scientists were surprised to find that when they juiced tobacco and coffee and fed it to the fruit flies,the flies' dopamine cells increased and the flies became more active. As a result, the researchers point out that smokers and coffee drinkers are less likely to develop Parkinson's disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can not be challenged?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mechanism of dopamine production in human and flies brains is different.\nB: Of the four groups in the experiment, one got the opposite result.\nC: Excessive production of dopamine cells in the human brain is associated with violent crime.\nD: Most diptera insects produce dopamine cell proliferation after acquiring new food species.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, Parkinson's disease is mostly caused by the death of dopamine - producing cells in the human brain. Researchers at the University of Washington experimented with genetically modified Diptera fruit flies, which gradually die off their dopamine cells as they age. Scientists were surprised to find that when they juiced tobacco and coffee and fed it to the fruit flies,the flies' dopamine cells increased and the flies became more active. As a result, the researchers point out that smokers and coffee drinkers are less likely to develop Parkinson's disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can not be challenged?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mechanism of dopamine production in human and flies brains is different.\nB: Of the four groups in the experiment, one got the opposite result.\nC: Excessive production of dopamine cells in the human brain is associated with violent crime.\nD: Most diptera insects produce dopamine cell proliferation after acquiring new food species.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, Parkinson's disease is mostly caused by the death of dopamine - producing cells in the human brain. Researchers at the University of Washington experimented with genetically modified Diptera fruit flies, which gradually die off their dopamine cells as they age. Scientists were surprised to find that when they juiced tobacco and coffee and fed it to the fruit flies,the flies' dopamine cells increased and the flies became more active. As a result, the researchers point out that smokers and coffee drinkers are less likely to develop Parkinson's disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can not be challenged?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mechanism of dopamine production in human and flies brains is different.\nB: Of the four groups in the experiment, one got the opposite result.\nC: Excessive production of dopamine cells in the human brain is associated with violent crime.\nD: Most diptera insects produce dopamine cell proliferation after acquiring new food species.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, Parkinson's disease is mostly caused by the death of dopamine - producing cells in the human brain. Researchers at the University of Washington experimented with genetically modified Diptera fruit flies, which gradually die off their dopamine cells as they age. Scientists were surprised to find that when they juiced tobacco and coffee and fed it to the fruit flies,the flies' dopamine cells increased and the flies became more active. As a result, the researchers point out that smokers and coffee drinkers are less likely to develop Parkinson's disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can not be challenged?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mechanism of dopamine production in human and flies brains is different.\nB: Of the four groups in the experiment, one got the opposite result.\nC: Excessive production of dopamine cells in the human brain is associated with violent crime.\nD: Most diptera insects produce dopamine cell proliferation after acquiring new food species.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, monosodium glutamate, a family essential product, has been questioned by people. It has been proposed that adding monosodium glutamate in the cooking process has a great harmful effect on the human body. Eating too much monosodium glutamate will lead to hair loss, vision loss, zinc deficiency, and even cancer or other visceral diseases. However, according to research, monosodium glutamate can enhance people's appetite, Improve the human body's ability to absorb other things and have a certain tonic effect on the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding monosodium glutamate during cooking may have a great harmful effect on human body\nB: MSG may cause cancer or other visceral diseases\nC: Monosodium glutamate can improve people's food and martial arts, and has a certain tonic effect on the human body\nD: Monosodium glutamate is safe and safe to eat\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, monosodium glutamate, a family essential product, has been questioned by people. It has been proposed that adding monosodium glutamate in the cooking process has a great harmful effect on the human body. Eating too much monosodium glutamate will lead to hair loss, vision loss, zinc deficiency, and even cancer or other visceral diseases. However, according to research, monosodium glutamate can enhance people's appetite, Improve the human body's ability to absorb other things and have a certain tonic effect on the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding monosodium glutamate during cooking may have a great harmful effect on human body\nB: MSG may cause cancer or other visceral diseases\nC: Monosodium glutamate can improve people's food and martial arts, and has a certain tonic effect on the human body\nD: Monosodium glutamate is safe and safe to eat\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, monosodium glutamate, a family essential product, has been questioned by people. It has been proposed that adding monosodium glutamate in the cooking process has a great harmful effect on the human body. Eating too much monosodium glutamate will lead to hair loss, vision loss, zinc deficiency, and even cancer or other visceral diseases. However, according to research, monosodium glutamate can enhance people's appetite, Improve the human body's ability to absorb other things and have a certain tonic effect on the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding monosodium glutamate during cooking may have a great harmful effect on human body\nB: MSG may cause cancer or other visceral diseases\nC: Monosodium glutamate can improve people's food and martial arts, and has a certain tonic effect on the human body\nD: Monosodium glutamate is safe and safe to eat\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, monosodium glutamate, a family essential product, has been questioned by people. It has been proposed that adding monosodium glutamate in the cooking process has a great harmful effect on the human body. Eating too much monosodium glutamate will lead to hair loss, vision loss, zinc deficiency, and even cancer or other visceral diseases. However, according to research, monosodium glutamate can enhance people's appetite, Improve the human body's ability to absorb other things and have a certain tonic effect on the human body.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Adding monosodium glutamate during cooking may have a great harmful effect on human body\nB: MSG may cause cancer or other visceral diseases\nC: Monosodium glutamate can improve people's food and martial arts, and has a certain tonic effect on the human body\nD: Monosodium glutamate is safe and safe to eat\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe attitude towards intellectuals marks the degree of civilization of a nation, while the attitude towards workers and peasants tests the conscience and conscience of the nation. So _\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best complete the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Intellectuals, workers and peasants should be treated equally.\nB: How to treat workers and peasants is even more important than how to treat intellectuals.\nC: Intellectuals can be treated twice as much as workers and peasants.\nD: We should be kind to intellectuals, as well as workers and peasants.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe attitude towards intellectuals marks the degree of civilization of a nation, while the attitude towards workers and peasants tests the conscience and conscience of the nation. So _\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best complete the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Intellectuals, workers and peasants should be treated equally.\nB: How to treat workers and peasants is even more important than how to treat intellectuals.\nC: Intellectuals can be treated twice as much as workers and peasants.\nD: We should be kind to intellectuals, as well as workers and peasants.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe attitude towards intellectuals marks the degree of civilization of a nation, while the attitude towards workers and peasants tests the conscience and conscience of the nation. So _\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best complete the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Intellectuals, workers and peasants should be treated equally.\nB: How to treat workers and peasants is even more important than how to treat intellectuals.\nC: Intellectuals can be treated twice as much as workers and peasants.\nD: We should be kind to intellectuals, as well as workers and peasants.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTax incentives refer to the government's use of a variety of methods in the tax system design and tax collection and management process to induce the behavior choices of microeconomic entities through the adjustment of tax burdens, and encourage taxpayers to occur or not, participate or not to participate in certain economic behaviors, in order to achieve the government's strategic goal of coordinated social and economic development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not a tax incentive?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the development stage of products, the equipment cost is very high, and at this time, tax preferences for accelerated depreciation are given.\nB: Give tax preferences to those taxpayers who have suffered severe natural disasters such as wind, fire, water, earthquakes, etc.\nC: In the intermediate stage of products, there is strong dependence on the demand for funds, and tax preferences are provided for investment tax credit at this time.\nD: In the trial stage of products, the enterprise still faces high risk, and at this time, tax preferences are provided for carry-over of losses.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTax incentives refer to the government's use of a variety of methods in the tax system design and tax collection and management process to induce the behavior choices of microeconomic entities through the adjustment of tax burdens, and encourage taxpayers to occur or not, participate or not to participate in certain economic behaviors, in order to achieve the government's strategic goal of coordinated social and economic development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not a tax incentive?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the development stage of products, the equipment cost is very high, and at this time, tax preferences for accelerated depreciation are given.\nB: Give tax preferences to those taxpayers who have suffered severe natural disasters such as wind, fire, water, earthquakes, etc.\nC: In the intermediate stage of products, there is strong dependence on the demand for funds, and tax preferences are provided for investment tax credit at this time.\nD: In the trial stage of products, the enterprise still faces high risk, and at this time, tax preferences are provided for carry-over of losses.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTax incentives refer to the government's use of a variety of methods in the tax system design and tax collection and management process to induce the behavior choices of microeconomic entities through the adjustment of tax burdens, and encourage taxpayers to occur or not, participate or not to participate in certain economic behaviors, in order to achieve the government's strategic goal of coordinated social and economic development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not a tax incentive?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the development stage of products, the equipment cost is very high, and at this time, tax preferences for accelerated depreciation are given.\nB: Give tax preferences to those taxpayers who have suffered severe natural disasters such as wind, fire, water, earthquakes, etc.\nC: In the intermediate stage of products, there is strong dependence on the demand for funds, and tax preferences are provided for investment tax credit at this time.\nD: In the trial stage of products, the enterprise still faces high risk, and at this time, tax preferences are provided for carry-over of losses.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTax incentives refer to the government's use of a variety of methods in the tax system design and tax collection and management process to induce the behavior choices of microeconomic entities through the adjustment of tax burdens, and encourage taxpayers to occur or not, participate or not to participate in certain economic behaviors, in order to achieve the government's strategic goal of coordinated social and economic development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not a tax incentive?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the development stage of products, the equipment cost is very high, and at this time, tax preferences for accelerated depreciation are given.\nB: Give tax preferences to those taxpayers who have suffered severe natural disasters such as wind, fire, water, earthquakes, etc.\nC: In the intermediate stage of products, there is strong dependence on the demand for funds, and tax preferences are provided for investment tax credit at this time.\nD: In the trial stage of products, the enterprise still faces high risk, and at this time, tax preferences are provided for carry-over of losses.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManager Xing of Fengshou Company needs to conduct market demand research in Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces next month. His itinerary needs to meet the following conditions: (1) the first or last survey of Jiangxi Province; (2) the time of the survey of Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province, and only the other two provinces except Fujian Province are surveyed between the two provinces. (3) the timing of the survey of Fujian Province is before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) the third survey of Jiangsu Province.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Anhui Province is the second province for Manager Xing to investigate, with regard to his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first survey of Jiangxi Province\nB: The fourth survey of Hubei Province\nC: The fifth survey of Zhejiang Province\nD: The fifth survey of Hunan Province\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManager Xing of Fengshou Company needs to conduct market demand research in Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces next month. His itinerary needs to meet the following conditions: (1) the first or last survey of Jiangxi Province; (2) the time of the survey of Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province, and only the other two provinces except Fujian Province are surveyed between the two provinces. (3) the timing of the survey of Fujian Province is before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) the third survey of Jiangsu Province.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Anhui Province is the second province for Manager Xing to investigate, with regard to his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first survey of Jiangxi Province\nB: The fourth survey of Hubei Province\nC: The fifth survey of Zhejiang Province\nD: The fifth survey of Hunan Province\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManager Xing of Fengshou Company needs to conduct market demand research in Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces next month. His itinerary needs to meet the following conditions: (1) the first or last survey of Jiangxi Province; (2) the time of the survey of Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province, and only the other two provinces except Fujian Province are surveyed between the two provinces. (3) the timing of the survey of Fujian Province is before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) the third survey of Jiangsu Province.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Anhui Province is the second province for Manager Xing to investigate, with regard to his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first survey of Jiangxi Province\nB: The fourth survey of Hubei Province\nC: The fifth survey of Zhejiang Province\nD: The fifth survey of Hunan Province\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManager Xing of Fengshou Company needs to conduct market demand research in Hubei, Hunan, Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Fujian provinces next month. His itinerary needs to meet the following conditions: (1) the first or last survey of Jiangxi Province; (2) the time of the survey of Anhui Province is earlier than that of Zhejiang Province, and only the other two provinces except Fujian Province are surveyed between the two provinces. (3) the timing of the survey of Fujian Province is before or just after the survey of Zhejiang Province; (4) the third survey of Jiangsu Province.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Anhui Province is the second province for Manager Xing to investigate, with regard to his itinerary, which of the following can be determined?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first survey of Jiangxi Province\nB: The fourth survey of Hubei Province\nC: The fifth survey of Zhejiang Province\nD: The fifth survey of Hunan Province\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe administration at a certain university has explained this year' s tuition increase by citing increased spending on faculty salaries and on needbased aid to students. However, this year' s budget indicated that faculty salaries constitute a small part of the university' s expenditure, and the only significant increases in scholarship aid have gone to academic scholarships awarded regardless of need. The administration' s explanation is not believable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument that the administration's explanation is not believable?\n\nOptions:\nA: Faculty salaries at the university have increased in line with the national average, and substantial cuts in government student-loan programs have caused financial difficulties for many students at the university.\nB: Of the substantial items in the budget, the greatest increase was in administrative costs, facilities maintenance costs, and costs associated with the provision of athletic facilities.\nC: With this year's budget, the university has increased its total spending on scholarship aid by 5 percent.\nD: With this year's budget, the university increased the allotment for faculty salaries by 5 percent while tuition was increased by 6 percent.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe administration at a certain university has explained this year' s tuition increase by citing increased spending on faculty salaries and on needbased aid to students. However, this year' s budget indicated that faculty salaries constitute a small part of the university' s expenditure, and the only significant increases in scholarship aid have gone to academic scholarships awarded regardless of need. The administration' s explanation is not believable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument that the administration's explanation is not believable?\n\nOptions:\nA: Faculty salaries at the university have increased in line with the national average, and substantial cuts in government student-loan programs have caused financial difficulties for many students at the university.\nB: Of the substantial items in the budget, the greatest increase was in administrative costs, facilities maintenance costs, and costs associated with the provision of athletic facilities.\nC: With this year's budget, the university has increased its total spending on scholarship aid by 5 percent.\nD: With this year's budget, the university increased the allotment for faculty salaries by 5 percent while tuition was increased by 6 percent.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the role of learning in the formation and development of mobility, human motivation can be divided into primitive motivation and acquisition motivation. Primitive motives are innate motives, which are based on people's instinctive needs; Acquisition motivation refers to all kinds of acquired motivation, that is, all kinds of motivation generated and developed through learning.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is most likely to belong to the original motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Respect the elderly and parents\nB: Beautiful and gentle girls are loved by boys\nC: Nothing venture,nothing gain\nD: Respect teachers and education, respect literature and martial arts\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the role of learning in the formation and development of mobility, human motivation can be divided into primitive motivation and acquisition motivation. Primitive motives are innate motives, which are based on people's instinctive needs; Acquisition motivation refers to all kinds of acquired motivation, that is, all kinds of motivation generated and developed through learning.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is most likely to belong to the original motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Respect the elderly and parents\nB: Beautiful and gentle girls are loved by boys\nC: Nothing venture,nothing gain\nD: Respect teachers and education, respect literature and martial arts\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: After Baerton' s factory closed, there was a sharp increase in the number of claims filed for job-related injury compensation by the factory' s former employees. Hence there is reason to believe that most of those who filed for compensation after the factory closed were just out to gain benefits they did not deserve, and filed only to help them weather their job loss.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Most workers who receive an injury on the job file for compensation on the day they suffer the injury.\nB: In the years before the factory closed, the factory's managers dismissed several employees who had filed injury claims.\nC: Workers who incur partial disabilities due to injuries on the job often do not file for compensation because they would have to stop working to receive compensation but cannot afford to live on that compensation alone.\nD: Workers who are aware that they will soon be laid off from a job often become depressed, making them more prone to job-related injuries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: After Baerton' s factory closed, there was a sharp increase in the number of claims filed for job-related injury compensation by the factory' s former employees. Hence there is reason to believe that most of those who filed for compensation after the factory closed were just out to gain benefits they did not deserve, and filed only to help them weather their job loss.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Most workers who receive an injury on the job file for compensation on the day they suffer the injury.\nB: In the years before the factory closed, the factory's managers dismissed several employees who had filed injury claims.\nC: Workers who incur partial disabilities due to injuries on the job often do not file for compensation because they would have to stop working to receive compensation but cannot afford to live on that compensation alone.\nD: Workers who are aware that they will soon be laid off from a job often become depressed, making them more prone to job-related injuries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLetter to the editor: After Baerton' s factory closed, there was a sharp increase in the number of claims filed for job-related injury compensation by the factory' s former employees. Hence there is reason to believe that most of those who filed for compensation after the factory closed were just out to gain benefits they did not deserve, and filed only to help them weather their job loss.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, weakens the argument above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Most workers who receive an injury on the job file for compensation on the day they suffer the injury.\nB: In the years before the factory closed, the factory's managers dismissed several employees who had filed injury claims.\nC: Workers who incur partial disabilities due to injuries on the job often do not file for compensation because they would have to stop working to receive compensation but cannot afford to live on that compensation alone.\nD: Workers who are aware that they will soon be laid off from a job often become depressed, making them more prone to job-related injuries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer with signature recognition software installed-this software is restricted to those whose signature is in the document accessing the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature, but also by analyzing characteristics such as pen tip pressure and signature speed to identify someone's sign. Even the most clever counterfeiter cannot replicate all the features analyzed by the program.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically drawn from the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the daily use of this software unrealistic\nB: The computers on which this software is installed will soon be equipped by most banks\nC: No one can get into the computer where the software is installed just by forging signatures\nD: Signature recognition software has taken many years to develop and improve\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer with signature recognition software installed-this software is restricted to those whose signature is in the document accessing the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature, but also by analyzing characteristics such as pen tip pressure and signature speed to identify someone's sign. Even the most clever counterfeiter cannot replicate all the features analyzed by the program.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically drawn from the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the daily use of this software unrealistic\nB: The computers on which this software is installed will soon be equipped by most banks\nC: No one can get into the computer where the software is installed just by forging signatures\nD: Signature recognition software has taken many years to develop and improve\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer with signature recognition software installed-this software is restricted to those whose signature is in the document accessing the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature, but also by analyzing characteristics such as pen tip pressure and signature speed to identify someone's sign. Even the most clever counterfeiter cannot replicate all the features analyzed by the program.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically drawn from the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the daily use of this software unrealistic\nB: The computers on which this software is installed will soon be equipped by most banks\nC: No one can get into the computer where the software is installed just by forging signatures\nD: Signature recognition software has taken many years to develop and improve\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA computer with signature recognition software installed-this software is restricted to those whose signature is in the document accessing the computer-not only by analyzing the shape of the signature, but also by analyzing characteristics such as pen tip pressure and signature speed to identify someone's sign. Even the most clever counterfeiter cannot replicate all the features analyzed by the program.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically drawn from the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The time it takes to record and analyze a signature makes the daily use of this software unrealistic\nB: The computers on which this software is installed will soon be equipped by most banks\nC: No one can get into the computer where the software is installed just by forging signatures\nD: Signature recognition software has taken many years to develop and improve\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDivision is a logical method of dividing the objects reflected by a concept into several small categories to confirm the extension of the concept, or it can be said to be a logical method of dividing an extended generic concept into several juxtaposed species concepts. Decomposition is to divide an object into several parts in thinking, and there is not a species relationship between the concept that reflects the part and the concept that reflects the whole.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correctly divided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The definition is divided into defined items, defined items and defined joint items.\nB: Hohhot is divided into Xincheng District, Huimin District, Saihan District and Yuquan District.\nC: Celestial bodies in the universe can be divided into natural and man-made celestial bodies.\nD: The penalty is divided into principal punishment, deprivation of political rights, confiscation of property, etc.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDivision is a logical method of dividing the objects reflected by a concept into several small categories to confirm the extension of the concept, or it can be said to be a logical method of dividing an extended generic concept into several juxtaposed species concepts. Decomposition is to divide an object into several parts in thinking, and there is not a species relationship between the concept that reflects the part and the concept that reflects the whole.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correctly divided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The definition is divided into defined items, defined items and defined joint items.\nB: Hohhot is divided into Xincheng District, Huimin District, Saihan District and Yuquan District.\nC: Celestial bodies in the universe can be divided into natural and man-made celestial bodies.\nD: The penalty is divided into principal punishment, deprivation of political rights, confiscation of property, etc.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDivision is a logical method of dividing the objects reflected by a concept into several small categories to confirm the extension of the concept, or it can be said to be a logical method of dividing an extended generic concept into several juxtaposed species concepts. Decomposition is to divide an object into several parts in thinking, and there is not a species relationship between the concept that reflects the part and the concept that reflects the whole.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correctly divided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The definition is divided into defined items, defined items and defined joint items.\nB: Hohhot is divided into Xincheng District, Huimin District, Saihan District and Yuquan District.\nC: Celestial bodies in the universe can be divided into natural and man-made celestial bodies.\nD: The penalty is divided into principal punishment, deprivation of political rights, confiscation of property, etc.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDivision is a logical method of dividing the objects reflected by a concept into several small categories to confirm the extension of the concept, or it can be said to be a logical method of dividing an extended generic concept into several juxtaposed species concepts. Decomposition is to divide an object into several parts in thinking, and there is not a species relationship between the concept that reflects the part and the concept that reflects the whole.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is correctly divided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The definition is divided into defined items, defined items and defined joint items.\nB: Hohhot is divided into Xincheng District, Huimin District, Saihan District and Yuquan District.\nC: Celestial bodies in the universe can be divided into natural and man-made celestial bodies.\nD: The penalty is divided into principal punishment, deprivation of political rights, confiscation of property, etc.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince Professor Smythe has been head of the department, the most distinguished member of the faculty has resigned, fewer new courses have been developed, student enrollment has dropped, and the reputation of the department has gone down. These facts provide conclusive evidence that Professor Smythe was appointed to undermine the department.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: bases a general claim on a few exceptional instances\nB: overlooks the fact that something can have the reputation for being of poor quality without being of poor quality\nC: fails to distinguish between a decline in quantity and a decline in quality\nD: assumes that because an action was followed by a change, the action was undertaken to bring about that change\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince Professor Smythe has been head of the department, the most distinguished member of the faculty has resigned, fewer new courses have been developed, student enrollment has dropped, and the reputation of the department has gone down. These facts provide conclusive evidence that Professor Smythe was appointed to undermine the department.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: bases a general claim on a few exceptional instances\nB: overlooks the fact that something can have the reputation for being of poor quality without being of poor quality\nC: fails to distinguish between a decline in quantity and a decline in quality\nD: assumes that because an action was followed by a change, the action was undertaken to bring about that change\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince Professor Smythe has been head of the department, the most distinguished member of the faculty has resigned, fewer new courses have been developed, student enrollment has dropped, and the reputation of the department has gone down. These facts provide conclusive evidence that Professor Smythe was appointed to undermine the department.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: bases a general claim on a few exceptional instances\nB: overlooks the fact that something can have the reputation for being of poor quality without being of poor quality\nC: fails to distinguish between a decline in quantity and a decline in quality\nD: assumes that because an action was followed by a change, the action was undertaken to bring about that change\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: A major social problem is children hurting other children. The results of a recent experiment by psychologists establish that watching violent films is at least partly responsible for this aggressive behavior. The psychologists conducted an experiment in which one group of children watched a film of people punching Bobo the Clown dolls. A second group of children was not shown the film. Afterward, both groups of children played together in a room containing a Bobo doll. Most of the children who had seen the film punched the Bobo doll, while most of the other children did not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who had not been shown the film imitated the behavior of those who had been shown the film and who punched the doll.\nB: The child who punched the Bobo doll the hardest and the most frequently had not been shown the film.\nC: Some of the children who did not punch the Bobo doll, including some who had been shown the film, chastised those who did punch the doll.\nD: The children who had been shown the film were found to be no more likely than the children who had not been shown the film to punch other children.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: A major social problem is children hurting other children. The results of a recent experiment by psychologists establish that watching violent films is at least partly responsible for this aggressive behavior. The psychologists conducted an experiment in which one group of children watched a film of people punching Bobo the Clown dolls. A second group of children was not shown the film. Afterward, both groups of children played together in a room containing a Bobo doll. Most of the children who had seen the film punched the Bobo doll, while most of the other children did not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who had not been shown the film imitated the behavior of those who had been shown the film and who punched the doll.\nB: The child who punched the Bobo doll the hardest and the most frequently had not been shown the film.\nC: Some of the children who did not punch the Bobo doll, including some who had been shown the film, chastised those who did punch the doll.\nD: The children who had been shown the film were found to be no more likely than the children who had not been shown the film to punch other children.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitician: A major social problem is children hurting other children. The results of a recent experiment by psychologists establish that watching violent films is at least partly responsible for this aggressive behavior. The psychologists conducted an experiment in which one group of children watched a film of people punching Bobo the Clown dolls. A second group of children was not shown the film. Afterward, both groups of children played together in a room containing a Bobo doll. Most of the children who had seen the film punched the Bobo doll, while most of the other children did not.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the politician's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some children who had not been shown the film imitated the behavior of those who had been shown the film and who punched the doll.\nB: The child who punched the Bobo doll the hardest and the most frequently had not been shown the film.\nC: Some of the children who did not punch the Bobo doll, including some who had been shown the film, chastised those who did punch the doll.\nD: The children who had been shown the film were found to be no more likely than the children who had not been shown the film to punch other children.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, the performance of a listed company is positively related to its stock price: when a company publishes its annual report, if its profits are higher than market profits, the company's stock price will rise. However, on March 31, 2011, Dongfang Electric Co., Ltd., which is engaged in the production of nuclear power and other power units in my country, announced its annual report. 67% of its net profit growth exceeded market expectations, but its stock price fell by 1.59% at the close, underperforming the broader market by 0.73%. percent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: On March 31, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami occurred in Japan, and a serious nuclear leakage accident occurred at Fukushima Daiichi and Electronics. Some people in my country rushed to buy iodized salt.\nB: On March 16, 2011, the State Council of China decided to conduct a comprehensive inspection of nuclear facilities and suspend the approval of nuclear power projects.\nC: From the end of March to April 26, 2011, events were held around the world to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.\nD: After a long debate, Germany's ruling coalition decided in May 2011 to close all nuclear power plants in Germany by 2022.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, the performance of a listed company is positively related to its stock price: when a company publishes its annual report, if its profits are higher than market profits, the company's stock price will rise. However, on March 31, 2011, Dongfang Electric Co., Ltd., which is engaged in the production of nuclear power and other power units in my country, announced its annual report. 67% of its net profit growth exceeded market expectations, but its stock price fell by 1.59% at the close, underperforming the broader market by 0.73%. percent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: On March 31, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami occurred in Japan, and a serious nuclear leakage accident occurred at Fukushima Daiichi and Electronics. Some people in my country rushed to buy iodized salt.\nB: On March 16, 2011, the State Council of China decided to conduct a comprehensive inspection of nuclear facilities and suspend the approval of nuclear power projects.\nC: From the end of March to April 26, 2011, events were held around the world to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.\nD: After a long debate, Germany's ruling coalition decided in May 2011 to close all nuclear power plants in Germany by 2022.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, the performance of a listed company is positively related to its stock price: when a company publishes its annual report, if its profits are higher than market profits, the company's stock price will rise. However, on March 31, 2011, Dongfang Electric Co., Ltd., which is engaged in the production of nuclear power and other power units in my country, announced its annual report. 67% of its net profit growth exceeded market expectations, but its stock price fell by 1.59% at the close, underperforming the broader market by 0.73%. percent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: On March 31, 2011, an earthquake and tsunami occurred in Japan, and a serious nuclear leakage accident occurred at Fukushima Daiichi and Electronics. Some people in my country rushed to buy iodized salt.\nB: On March 16, 2011, the State Council of China decided to conduct a comprehensive inspection of nuclear facilities and suspend the approval of nuclear power projects.\nC: From the end of March to April 26, 2011, events were held around the world to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.\nD: After a long debate, Germany's ruling coalition decided in May 2011 to close all nuclear power plants in Germany by 2022.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith a record number of new companies starting up in Derderia, and with previously established companies adding many new jobs, a record number of new jobs were created last year in the Derderian economy. This year, previously established companies will not be adding as many new jobs overall as such companies added last year. Ttherefore, unless a record number of companies start up this year, Derderia will not break its record for new jobs created.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year, the new companies starting up will not provide substantially more jobs per company than did new companies last year.\nB: The number of people seeking employment is no larger this year than it was last year.\nC: In a given year, new companies starting up create more new jobs on average than do previously established companies.\nD: The number of jobs created in the Derderian economy last year was substantially larger than the number of jobs lost.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith a record number of new companies starting up in Derderia, and with previously established companies adding many new jobs, a record number of new jobs were created last year in the Derderian economy. This year, previously established companies will not be adding as many new jobs overall as such companies added last year. Ttherefore, unless a record number of companies start up this year, Derderia will not break its record for new jobs created.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: This year, the new companies starting up will not provide substantially more jobs per company than did new companies last year.\nB: The number of people seeking employment is no larger this year than it was last year.\nC: In a given year, new companies starting up create more new jobs on average than do previously established companies.\nD: The number of jobs created in the Derderian economy last year was substantially larger than the number of jobs lost.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of China's move towards a market economy, we found that the number of policies that need to be changed and adjusted is huge. It can be said that the transformation of the economic system has led to a comprehensive transformation of production policies, distribution policies, and consumption policies, and its impact has even gone far beyond. In terms of economic policy, the influence of the market economy system on public policy has become an important topic of academic discussion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate repetition of the above paragraph of text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic system is the lifeblood of a country. If it is to be reformed, it must be triggered and the whole body will be affected.\nB: The theoretical discussion in academia is at the forefront of reforms, constantly opening up new horizons for economic construction.\nC: With the improvement of the market economy system, my country's public policies are becoming mature in the constant change and reorganization, but the task is still arduous.\nD: The market economy has had a huge impact on my country's public policy system, and at the same time it has triggered a wide range of social thinking.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of China's move towards a market economy, we found that the number of policies that need to be changed and adjusted is huge. It can be said that the transformation of the economic system has led to a comprehensive transformation of production policies, distribution policies, and consumption policies, and its impact has even gone far beyond. In terms of economic policy, the influence of the market economy system on public policy has become an important topic of academic discussion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate repetition of the above paragraph of text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The economic system is the lifeblood of a country. If it is to be reformed, it must be triggered and the whole body will be affected.\nB: The theoretical discussion in academia is at the forefront of reforms, constantly opening up new horizons for economic construction.\nC: With the improvement of the market economy system, my country's public policies are becoming mature in the constant change and reorganization, but the task is still arduous.\nD: The market economy has had a huge impact on my country's public policy system, and at the same time it has triggered a wide range of social thinking.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a person increases the number of meals a day but does not increase the amount of food he eats, his cholesterol levels will obviously drop. However, most people eat more food while eating more often.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options will it most strongly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the opinion of most people, the amount of food he eats every day will not significantly affect his cholesterol levels.\nB: For most people, increasing the number of food he eats will not lead to a significant reduction in cholesterol levels.\nC: For most people, the amount of food they eat per day is not affected by the number of times they eat each day.\nD: For most people, the amount of food they eat is greatly affected by the amount of time they eat.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a person increases the number of meals a day but does not increase the amount of food he eats, his cholesterol levels will obviously drop. However, most people eat more food while eating more often.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options will it most strongly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the opinion of most people, the amount of food he eats every day will not significantly affect his cholesterol levels.\nB: For most people, increasing the number of food he eats will not lead to a significant reduction in cholesterol levels.\nC: For most people, the amount of food they eat per day is not affected by the number of times they eat each day.\nD: For most people, the amount of food they eat is greatly affected by the amount of time they eat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a person increases the number of meals a day but does not increase the amount of food he eats, his cholesterol levels will obviously drop. However, most people eat more food while eating more often.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options will it most strongly support?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the opinion of most people, the amount of food he eats every day will not significantly affect his cholesterol levels.\nB: For most people, increasing the number of food he eats will not lead to a significant reduction in cholesterol levels.\nC: For most people, the amount of food they eat per day is not affected by the number of times they eat each day.\nD: For most people, the amount of food they eat is greatly affected by the amount of time they eat.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGiven that employees of the XYZ Company could, in theory, do their work at home, the company developed a radical plan to increase efficiency: eliminate office-space expenditures by having employees work at home. To evaluate this plan, XYZ' s managers asked volunteers from the company' s staff to try the arrangement for six months. There were several volunteers; significantly, their productivity during this period was as high as or higher than before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would argue most strongly against deciding, on the basis of the trial results, to implement the company's plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: The employees who agreed to participate in the test of the plan were among the company's most self-motivated and independent workers.\nB: The volunteers who worked at home were able to communicate with other employees as necessary for performing the work.\nC: The savings that would accrue from reduced office-space expenditures alone would be sufficient to justify implementation of the plan apart from any productivity increases.\nD: Minor changes in the way office work is organized at XYZ would yield increases in employee productivity similar to those achieved in the trial.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGiven that employees of the XYZ Company could, in theory, do their work at home, the company developed a radical plan to increase efficiency: eliminate office-space expenditures by having employees work at home. To evaluate this plan, XYZ' s managers asked volunteers from the company' s staff to try the arrangement for six months. There were several volunteers; significantly, their productivity during this period was as high as or higher than before.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would argue most strongly against deciding, on the basis of the trial results, to implement the company's plan?\n\nOptions:\nA: The employees who agreed to participate in the test of the plan were among the company's most self-motivated and independent workers.\nB: The volunteers who worked at home were able to communicate with other employees as necessary for performing the work.\nC: The savings that would accrue from reduced office-space expenditures alone would be sufficient to justify implementation of the plan apart from any productivity increases.\nD: Minor changes in the way office work is organized at XYZ would yield increases in employee productivity similar to those achieved in the trial.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: Although a recent poll found that more than half of all eligible voters support the idea of a political party whose primary concern is education, only 26 percent would like to join it, and only 16 percent would be prepared to donate money to it. Furthermore, there is overwhelming historical evidence that only a party that has at least 30 percent of eligible voters prepared to support it by either joining it or donating money to it is viable in the long run. Ttherefore, it is unlikely that an education party is viable in the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the journalist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument fails to consider that\n\nOptions:\nA: the 16 percent of eligible voters prepared to donate money to an education party might donate almost as much money as a party would ordinarily expect to get if 30 percent of eligible voters contributed\nB: an education party could possibly be viable with a smaller base than is customarily needed\nC: some of the eligible voters who would donate money to an education party might not be prepared to join such a party\nD: some of those who said they were willing to donate money to an education party might not actually do so if such a party were formed\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: Although a recent poll found that more than half of all eligible voters support the idea of a political party whose primary concern is education, only 26 percent would like to join it, and only 16 percent would be prepared to donate money to it. Furthermore, there is overwhelming historical evidence that only a party that has at least 30 percent of eligible voters prepared to support it by either joining it or donating money to it is viable in the long run. Ttherefore, it is unlikely that an education party is viable in the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the journalist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument fails to consider that\n\nOptions:\nA: the 16 percent of eligible voters prepared to donate money to an education party might donate almost as much money as a party would ordinarily expect to get if 30 percent of eligible voters contributed\nB: an education party could possibly be viable with a smaller base than is customarily needed\nC: some of the eligible voters who would donate money to an education party might not be prepared to join such a party\nD: some of those who said they were willing to donate money to an education party might not actually do so if such a party were formed\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalist: Although a recent poll found that more than half of all eligible voters support the idea of a political party whose primary concern is education, only 26 percent would like to join it, and only 16 percent would be prepared to donate money to it. Furthermore, there is overwhelming historical evidence that only a party that has at least 30 percent of eligible voters prepared to support it by either joining it or donating money to it is viable in the long run. Ttherefore, it is unlikely that an education party is viable in the long run.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the journalist's argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument fails to consider that\n\nOptions:\nA: the 16 percent of eligible voters prepared to donate money to an education party might donate almost as much money as a party would ordinarily expect to get if 30 percent of eligible voters contributed\nB: an education party could possibly be viable with a smaller base than is customarily needed\nC: some of the eligible voters who would donate money to an education party might not be prepared to join such a party\nD: some of those who said they were willing to donate money to an education party might not actually do so if such a party were formed\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNetwork crime refers to the perpetrator using computer technology, with the help of the network to attack and destroy the system or information, deliberately implement the relevant legal norms of the behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not network crime?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao mou uses programming, encryption, decoding technology or tools and other means to master a lot of their own transactions with the customer's password, he often with their own competitive businesses for monitoring\nB: Gao uses software instructions, product encryption and other technologies to control the two sides of the virtual transaction and make profits from it\nC: Xiang mou is the manager of a website, he often uses his position as a network service provider or other methods to open the personal mailbox of net friends and see their personal mail\nD: Xiao Li opened a blog two months ago, three days ago, Xiao Li told Zhang his blog password, xiao Zhang asked to help him manage the log, Xiao Zhang incidentally, xiao Li's blog in the wrong words have changed over\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNetwork crime refers to the perpetrator using computer technology, with the help of the network to attack and destroy the system or information, deliberately implement the relevant legal norms of the behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not network crime?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao mou uses programming, encryption, decoding technology or tools and other means to master a lot of their own transactions with the customer's password, he often with their own competitive businesses for monitoring\nB: Gao uses software instructions, product encryption and other technologies to control the two sides of the virtual transaction and make profits from it\nC: Xiang mou is the manager of a website, he often uses his position as a network service provider or other methods to open the personal mailbox of net friends and see their personal mail\nD: Xiao Li opened a blog two months ago, three days ago, Xiao Li told Zhang his blog password, xiao Zhang asked to help him manage the log, Xiao Zhang incidentally, xiao Li's blog in the wrong words have changed over\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the issue of the selection of the head of the personnel section, a bureau decided to vote by all the staff of the unit. The top three candidates were candidates. Each person only needed to tick the list of employees of the Bureau. The vote counting team found that Zhang Hao, who had just graduated, did not tick anyone; Wang Ming checked all those who checked Zhao Jie; Li Zilu ticked all those who didn't get the full vote\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this it follows that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang Ming and Li Zilu didn't tick each other\nB: Wang Ming and Li Zilu tick each other\nC: Wang Ming chose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu didn't choose Wang Ming\nD: Wang Ming didn't choose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu chose Wang Ming\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the issue of the selection of the head of the personnel section, a bureau decided to vote by all the staff of the unit. The top three candidates were candidates. Each person only needed to tick the list of employees of the Bureau. The vote counting team found that Zhang Hao, who had just graduated, did not tick anyone; Wang Ming checked all those who checked Zhao Jie; Li Zilu ticked all those who didn't get the full vote\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this it follows that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang Ming and Li Zilu didn't tick each other\nB: Wang Ming and Li Zilu tick each other\nC: Wang Ming chose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu didn't choose Wang Ming\nD: Wang Ming didn't choose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu chose Wang Ming\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the issue of the selection of the head of the personnel section, a bureau decided to vote by all the staff of the unit. The top three candidates were candidates. Each person only needed to tick the list of employees of the Bureau. The vote counting team found that Zhang Hao, who had just graduated, did not tick anyone; Wang Ming checked all those who checked Zhao Jie; Li Zilu ticked all those who didn't get the full vote\n\nQuestion:\nFrom this it follows that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Wang Ming and Li Zilu didn't tick each other\nB: Wang Ming and Li Zilu tick each other\nC: Wang Ming chose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu didn't choose Wang Ming\nD: Wang Ming didn't choose Li Zilu, but Li Zilu chose Wang Ming\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe parents' committee of the Green Leaf Kindergarten recommends that the kindergarten reduce the management fee by 5% to 10%, which is risky if implemented. Although parents can reduce their monthly childcare fees, they may have to pay more to cope with the problems caused by the decline in the quality of kindergarten services.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be the hypothesis of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the management fees of many kindergartens are too high.\nB: At present, there are many kindergartens whose management fees are not high.\nC: The reduction of management fees is likely to reduce the quality of service in kindergartens.\nD: The management fee of Green Leaf Kindergarten is already lower than the average level of the same industry.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe parents' committee of the Green Leaf Kindergarten recommends that the kindergarten reduce the management fee by 5% to 10%, which is risky if implemented. Although parents can reduce their monthly childcare fees, they may have to pay more to cope with the problems caused by the decline in the quality of kindergarten services.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be the hypothesis of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the management fees of many kindergartens are too high.\nB: At present, there are many kindergartens whose management fees are not high.\nC: The reduction of management fees is likely to reduce the quality of service in kindergartens.\nD: The management fee of Green Leaf Kindergarten is already lower than the average level of the same industry.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe parents' committee of the Green Leaf Kindergarten recommends that the kindergarten reduce the management fee by 5% to 10%, which is risky if implemented. Although parents can reduce their monthly childcare fees, they may have to pay more to cope with the problems caused by the decline in the quality of kindergarten services.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be the hypothesis of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the management fees of many kindergartens are too high.\nB: At present, there are many kindergartens whose management fees are not high.\nC: The reduction of management fees is likely to reduce the quality of service in kindergartens.\nD: The management fee of Green Leaf Kindergarten is already lower than the average level of the same industry.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA unit wants to plant four kinds of trees in the courtyard among Toona sinensis, jujube, neem, cedar, ginkgo and peach. It is known that: (1) Toona sinensis, at least one kind of jujube tree is planted: (2) if you plant Chunshu, then plant cedar but not cedar: (3) if you plant jujube, plant cedar but not ginkgo.\n\nQuestion:\nIf ginkgo biloba is planted in the courtyard, which of the following is impossible?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planting Toona sinensis.\nB: Plant neem trees.\nC: Do not plant jujube trees.\nD: Do not plant peach trees.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA unit wants to plant four kinds of trees in the courtyard among Toona sinensis, jujube, neem, cedar, ginkgo and peach. It is known that: (1) Toona sinensis, at least one kind of jujube tree is planted: (2) if you plant Chunshu, then plant cedar but not cedar: (3) if you plant jujube, plant cedar but not ginkgo.\n\nQuestion:\nIf ginkgo biloba is planted in the courtyard, which of the following is impossible?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planting Toona sinensis.\nB: Plant neem trees.\nC: Do not plant jujube trees.\nD: Do not plant peach trees.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA unit wants to plant four kinds of trees in the courtyard among Toona sinensis, jujube, neem, cedar, ginkgo and peach. It is known that: (1) Toona sinensis, at least one kind of jujube tree is planted: (2) if you plant Chunshu, then plant cedar but not cedar: (3) if you plant jujube, plant cedar but not ginkgo.\n\nQuestion:\nIf ginkgo biloba is planted in the courtyard, which of the following is impossible?\n\nOptions:\nA: Planting Toona sinensis.\nB: Plant neem trees.\nC: Do not plant jujube trees.\nD: Do not plant peach trees.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 2005 to 2006, from Super Girl to Hu Gemen booming, from Guo Degang in Beijing to Cai Galiang in Shanghai, from the folk, fresh and lively, unrefined grass-roots culture was becoming popular at a surprising speed. In the face of such a group or group culture, people who appreciated it boasted from the masses, close to the masses, while those who did not appreciate it disdainfully gave their comments that vulgar and grandstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is the basis for the comments of the above people who appreciated grass-roots culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart to heart is the biggest capital for the success of grass-roots culture.\nB: The vulgarity of grass-roots culture attracts people.\nC: The original ecological thing is something with vitality.\nD: From Song iambic verse and Yuan drama to Beijing opera, they all have experienced the process from grass-roots to a high position.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 2005 to 2006, from Super Girl to Hu Gemen booming, from Guo Degang in Beijing to Cai Galiang in Shanghai, from the folk, fresh and lively, unrefined grass-roots culture was becoming popular at a surprising speed. In the face of such a group or group culture, people who appreciated it boasted from the masses, close to the masses, while those who did not appreciate it disdainfully gave their comments that vulgar and grandstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is the basis for the comments of the above people who appreciated grass-roots culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart to heart is the biggest capital for the success of grass-roots culture.\nB: The vulgarity of grass-roots culture attracts people.\nC: The original ecological thing is something with vitality.\nD: From Song iambic verse and Yuan drama to Beijing opera, they all have experienced the process from grass-roots to a high position.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 2005 to 2006, from Super Girl to Hu Gemen booming, from Guo Degang in Beijing to Cai Galiang in Shanghai, from the folk, fresh and lively, unrefined grass-roots culture was becoming popular at a surprising speed. In the face of such a group or group culture, people who appreciated it boasted from the masses, close to the masses, while those who did not appreciate it disdainfully gave their comments that vulgar and grandstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is the basis for the comments of the above people who appreciated grass-roots culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart to heart is the biggest capital for the success of grass-roots culture.\nB: The vulgarity of grass-roots culture attracts people.\nC: The original ecological thing is something with vitality.\nD: From Song iambic verse and Yuan drama to Beijing opera, they all have experienced the process from grass-roots to a high position.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrom 2005 to 2006, from Super Girl to Hu Gemen booming, from Guo Degang in Beijing to Cai Galiang in Shanghai, from the folk, fresh and lively, unrefined grass-roots culture was becoming popular at a surprising speed. In the face of such a group or group culture, people who appreciated it boasted from the masses, close to the masses, while those who did not appreciate it disdainfully gave their comments that vulgar and grandstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions is the basis for the comments of the above people who appreciated grass-roots culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heart to heart is the biggest capital for the success of grass-roots culture.\nB: The vulgarity of grass-roots culture attracts people.\nC: The original ecological thing is something with vitality.\nD: From Song iambic verse and Yuan drama to Beijing opera, they all have experienced the process from grass-roots to a high position.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet of things application standing at the tuyere was actually a bicycle in 2016. The sharing economy has brought bicycles back to the city. Because of its flexibility and convenience, low-carbon environmental protection has become a common short-distance walking artifact in many cities, realizing resource sharing to the greatest extent. However, the resulting problem of random parking of shared bicycles can be seen everywhere in the green belt, sidewalk and in front of shopping malls; Throw away the garbage at will. There are many rivers and rivers; Park in your garage and take it for yourself; There are some people who steal QR codes to make money... Citizens have a weak awareness of rules, lack of social credit system, and inadequate urban infrastructure... The original win-win situation is likely to cause lose more because a few people do not abide by the rules.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sharing bicycles and asking about the short board of sharing economic development\nB: Thoughts on sharing bicycles\nC: Establishment of rule consciousness in the era of sharing economy\nD: Sharing economy and exchanging social integrity\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet of things application standing at the tuyere was actually a bicycle in 2016. The sharing economy has brought bicycles back to the city. Because of its flexibility and convenience, low-carbon environmental protection has become a common short-distance walking artifact in many cities, realizing resource sharing to the greatest extent. However, the resulting problem of random parking of shared bicycles can be seen everywhere in the green belt, sidewalk and in front of shopping malls; Throw away the garbage at will. There are many rivers and rivers; Park in your garage and take it for yourself; There are some people who steal QR codes to make money... Citizens have a weak awareness of rules, lack of social credit system, and inadequate urban infrastructure... The original win-win situation is likely to cause lose more because a few people do not abide by the rules.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sharing bicycles and asking about the short board of sharing economic development\nB: Thoughts on sharing bicycles\nC: Establishment of rule consciousness in the era of sharing economy\nD: Sharing economy and exchanging social integrity\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet of things application standing at the tuyere was actually a bicycle in 2016. The sharing economy has brought bicycles back to the city. Because of its flexibility and convenience, low-carbon environmental protection has become a common short-distance walking artifact in many cities, realizing resource sharing to the greatest extent. However, the resulting problem of random parking of shared bicycles can be seen everywhere in the green belt, sidewalk and in front of shopping malls; Throw away the garbage at will. There are many rivers and rivers; Park in your garage and take it for yourself; There are some people who steal QR codes to make money... Citizens have a weak awareness of rules, lack of social credit system, and inadequate urban infrastructure... The original win-win situation is likely to cause lose more because a few people do not abide by the rules.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sharing bicycles and asking about the short board of sharing economic development\nB: Thoughts on sharing bicycles\nC: Establishment of rule consciousness in the era of sharing economy\nD: Sharing economy and exchanging social integrity\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Internet of things application standing at the tuyere was actually a bicycle in 2016. The sharing economy has brought bicycles back to the city. Because of its flexibility and convenience, low-carbon environmental protection has become a common short-distance walking artifact in many cities, realizing resource sharing to the greatest extent. However, the resulting problem of random parking of shared bicycles can be seen everywhere in the green belt, sidewalk and in front of shopping malls; Throw away the garbage at will. There are many rivers and rivers; Park in your garage and take it for yourself; There are some people who steal QR codes to make money... Citizens have a weak awareness of rules, lack of social credit system, and inadequate urban infrastructure... The original win-win situation is likely to cause lose more because a few people do not abide by the rules.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sharing bicycles and asking about the short board of sharing economic development\nB: Thoughts on sharing bicycles\nC: Establishment of rule consciousness in the era of sharing economy\nD: Sharing economy and exchanging social integrity\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: when the economy of a region is depressed, many people lose their jobs, so they reduce the cost of living, resulting in more people losing their jobs and leading to the deterioration of the economy. The economy was deteriorating and prices finally hit rock bottom. Low prices stimulate people to increase the consumption of life, and the increase in consumption leads to the improvement of the economic situation. Li Ming: if people lose their jobs, they will not be able to increase their consumption and have no money to buy goods other than the necessities of life. Therefore, if prices hit rock bottom, it will not lead to an improvement in the economic situation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will most weaken Li Ming's rebuttal to Zhang Qiang?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the economic situation improves, the company will hire more people and many of the re-employed will buy goods that were previously postponed.\nB: Even if the economic situation continues to deteriorate, consumers still believe that the economic situation will improve eventually.\nC: Even in the extreme deterioration of the economy, the unemployed must continue to buy necessities of life such as food.\nD: In times of economic deterioration, even those who are not unemployed will cut back on spending; when prices hit rock bottom, they will have money to save for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: when the economy of a region is depressed, many people lose their jobs, so they reduce the cost of living, resulting in more people losing their jobs and leading to the deterioration of the economy. The economy was deteriorating and prices finally hit rock bottom. Low prices stimulate people to increase the consumption of life, and the increase in consumption leads to the improvement of the economic situation. Li Ming: if people lose their jobs, they will not be able to increase their consumption and have no money to buy goods other than the necessities of life. Therefore, if prices hit rock bottom, it will not lead to an improvement in the economic situation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will most weaken Li Ming's rebuttal to Zhang Qiang?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the economic situation improves, the company will hire more people and many of the re-employed will buy goods that were previously postponed.\nB: Even if the economic situation continues to deteriorate, consumers still believe that the economic situation will improve eventually.\nC: Even in the extreme deterioration of the economy, the unemployed must continue to buy necessities of life such as food.\nD: In times of economic deterioration, even those who are not unemployed will cut back on spending; when prices hit rock bottom, they will have money to save for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: when the economy of a region is depressed, many people lose their jobs, so they reduce the cost of living, resulting in more people losing their jobs and leading to the deterioration of the economy. The economy was deteriorating and prices finally hit rock bottom. Low prices stimulate people to increase the consumption of life, and the increase in consumption leads to the improvement of the economic situation. Li Ming: if people lose their jobs, they will not be able to increase their consumption and have no money to buy goods other than the necessities of life. Therefore, if prices hit rock bottom, it will not lead to an improvement in the economic situation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, will most weaken Li Ming's rebuttal to Zhang Qiang?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the economic situation improves, the company will hire more people and many of the re-employed will buy goods that were previously postponed.\nB: Even if the economic situation continues to deteriorate, consumers still believe that the economic situation will improve eventually.\nC: Even in the extreme deterioration of the economy, the unemployed must continue to buy necessities of life such as food.\nD: In times of economic deterioration, even those who are not unemployed will cut back on spending; when prices hit rock bottom, they will have money to save for consumption.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmerican scientist Taylor almost every day ten new ideas, nine and a half of which are wrong, but he did not care, still tireless scientific research, the accumulation of everyday ideas, taylor achieved great success, become the world-famous father of hydrogen bombs.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above materials, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: To innovate, you make mistakes\nB: Ninety percent of new ideas are wrong\nC: Americans don't care about mistakes\nD: Taylor is a man of innovation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmerican scientist Taylor almost every day ten new ideas, nine and a half of which are wrong, but he did not care, still tireless scientific research, the accumulation of everyday ideas, taylor achieved great success, become the world-famous father of hydrogen bombs.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above materials, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: To innovate, you make mistakes\nB: Ninety percent of new ideas are wrong\nC: Americans don't care about mistakes\nD: Taylor is a man of innovation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that most car accidents occur at moderate speeds, and very few accidents occur at driving speeds greater than 150 km/h, which means that high-speed driving is safer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is dangerous to drive at high speed if there is a flat tire\nB: Since most people drive at medium speed, most accidents occur at medium speed\nC: When driving at high speed, especially when there is an emergency, it is difficult to control it because the speed is too fast\nD: Compared with the damage consequences of car accidents in medium speed, the damage consequences of car accidents in high speed are much more serious\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that most car accidents occur at moderate speeds, and very few accidents occur at driving speeds greater than 150 km/h, which means that high-speed driving is safer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is dangerous to drive at high speed if there is a flat tire\nB: Since most people drive at medium speed, most accidents occur at medium speed\nC: When driving at high speed, especially when there is an emergency, it is difficult to control it because the speed is too fast\nD: Compared with the damage consequences of car accidents in medium speed, the damage consequences of car accidents in high speed are much more serious\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStatistics show that most car accidents occur at moderate speeds, and very few accidents occur at driving speeds greater than 150 km/h, which means that high-speed driving is safer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can best refute the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is dangerous to drive at high speed if there is a flat tire\nB: Since most people drive at medium speed, most accidents occur at medium speed\nC: When driving at high speed, especially when there is an emergency, it is difficult to control it because the speed is too fast\nD: Compared with the damage consequences of car accidents in medium speed, the damage consequences of car accidents in high speed are much more serious\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLivestock is a major contributor to climate change, accounting for 18 percent of the greenhouse gas released every year. In addition, livestock accounts for eight percent of global water use, and as much as 70 percent of deforestation is driven by the need for more pastures and feed crops. Dietary changes can dramatically decrease humanity' s environmental footprint, such as adopting a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately represents the author's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Earth will be destroyed unless everyone stops eating meat.\nB: People can reduce their environmental impact by adopting dietary changes.\nC: Dietary changes are the only way to decrease humanity's environmental footprint.\nD: Deforestation contributes to climate change.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLivestock is a major contributor to climate change, accounting for 18 percent of the greenhouse gas released every year. In addition, livestock accounts for eight percent of global water use, and as much as 70 percent of deforestation is driven by the need for more pastures and feed crops. Dietary changes can dramatically decrease humanity' s environmental footprint, such as adopting a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately represents the author's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Earth will be destroyed unless everyone stops eating meat.\nB: People can reduce their environmental impact by adopting dietary changes.\nC: Dietary changes are the only way to decrease humanity's environmental footprint.\nD: Deforestation contributes to climate change.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLivestock is a major contributor to climate change, accounting for 18 percent of the greenhouse gas released every year. In addition, livestock accounts for eight percent of global water use, and as much as 70 percent of deforestation is driven by the need for more pastures and feed crops. Dietary changes can dramatically decrease humanity' s environmental footprint, such as adopting a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately represents the author's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Earth will be destroyed unless everyone stops eating meat.\nB: People can reduce their environmental impact by adopting dietary changes.\nC: Dietary changes are the only way to decrease humanity's environmental footprint.\nD: Deforestation contributes to climate change.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople often face choices in social life, either choose opportunities with low risk and low reward, or choose the opportunity with high risk and high reward. Is it risky in the case of individual decision-making or risky in the case of group decision-making? Studies have shown that groups are more adventurous than individuals, and groups tend to have high profits but low success rate.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above research conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: In group decision-making, people tend to deviate to an extreme than in individual decision-making, so as to deviate from the best decision-making.\nB: Individuals will compare their opinions with other members of the group. Because they want to be accepted and loved by other members of the group, individuals often obey the general opinions of the group.\nC: In group decision-making, it is likely to be dominated by individuals or subgroups to express opinions and make decisions, so that group decision-making is controlled by individuals or subgroups.\nD: Group decision-making is conducive to make full use of their members' different education, experience and background, and their extensive participation is conducive to the science of the highest decision-making.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Chen said that at present, comet D3, which was partly in orbit away from the sun in 1996, has recently been able to detect its flickering light through solar telescopes.In the past, people have never observed such a twinkle in a comet far from the sun, so this flicker must be an unusual phenomenon.Xiao Wang said that usually people do not observe comets far away from the sun, and the flicker of Comet D3 discovered in 1996 was obtained by continuous and careful tracking and observation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best summarize the methods used by Xiao Wang to refute Xiao Chen's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pointing out that the meaning of the key concepts used by Xiao Chen is vague\nB: Pointing out that Xiao Chen's argument is obviously unconvincing\nC: Pointing out that Xiao Chen's arguments are self contradictory\nD: Disagreeing with Xiao Chen's conclusion, and put forward another explanation for Xiao Chen's argument. Agree with Xiao Chen's conclusion, but put forward another explanation for Xiao Chen's argument\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nXiao Chen said that at present, comet D3, which was partly in orbit away from the sun in 1996, has recently been able to detect its flickering light through solar telescopes.In the past, people have never observed such a twinkle in a comet far from the sun, so this flicker must be an unusual phenomenon.Xiao Wang said that usually people do not observe comets far away from the sun, and the flicker of Comet D3 discovered in 1996 was obtained by continuous and careful tracking and observation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can best summarize the methods used by Xiao Wang to refute Xiao Chen's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Pointing out that the meaning of the key concepts used by Xiao Chen is vague\nB: Pointing out that Xiao Chen's argument is obviously unconvincing\nC: Pointing out that Xiao Chen's arguments are self contradictory\nD: Disagreeing with Xiao Chen's conclusion, and put forward another explanation for Xiao Chen's argument. Agree with Xiao Chen's conclusion, but put forward another explanation for Xiao Chen's argument\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrade official: Country X deserves economic retribution for its protectionism. However, it is crucial that we recognize that there are overriding considerations in this case. We should still sell to X the agricultural equipment it ordered; there is high demand in our country for agricultural imports from X.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument depends on assuming which one of the following principles?\n\nOptions:\nA: In most cases, punishing a projectionist country should have priority over the interests of our people.\nB: We should balance the justice of an action with the consequences for our interests of undertaking that action.\nC: We should never jeopardize the interests of our people to punish a projectionist country.\nD: The ability to keep popular products available domestically is less important than our being able to enter international markets.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist Cheek found that there is a clear link between body mass index (BMI, a method of measuring fat and thin by the ratio of height to weight) and memory loss. In the experiment, participants with higher BMI performed worse. Cheek's research results show that obesity may cause brain atrophy and memory decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most question the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: After surgically transplanting obese abdominal fat into the body of wasting mice, it was found that these fats caused brain inflammation in the wasting mice, changed the synaptic function, and caused cognitive impairment in the transplanted mice.\nB: A brain scan study involving 500 participants confirmed that obesity is closely related to brain degradation caused by aging, and this effect is particularly obvious in middle-aged people.\nC: A medical school reported that the hippocampus is located deep in the brain and is responsible for learning and memory functions.Middle-aged people with high abdominal fat content have a smaller hippocampus than thin people.\nD: Some scientists have found that people who are distracted at lunch have a vague memory of lunch, which causes them to feel more hungry and eat more at dinner. This concludes that memory deficits can cause weight gain.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist Cheek found that there is a clear link between body mass index (BMI, a method of measuring fat and thin by the ratio of height to weight) and memory loss. In the experiment, participants with higher BMI performed worse. Cheek's research results show that obesity may cause brain atrophy and memory decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would most question the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: After surgically transplanting obese abdominal fat into the body of wasting mice, it was found that these fats caused brain inflammation in the wasting mice, changed the synaptic function, and caused cognitive impairment in the transplanted mice.\nB: A brain scan study involving 500 participants confirmed that obesity is closely related to brain degradation caused by aging, and this effect is particularly obvious in middle-aged people.\nC: A medical school reported that the hippocampus is located deep in the brain and is responsible for learning and memory functions.Middle-aged people with high abdominal fat content have a smaller hippocampus than thin people.\nD: Some scientists have found that people who are distracted at lunch have a vague memory of lunch, which causes them to feel more hungry and eat more at dinner. This concludes that memory deficits can cause weight gain.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinda says that, as a scientist, she knows that no scientist appreciates poetry. And, since most scientists are logical, at least some of the people who appreciate poetry are illogical.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most parallel in its reasoning to the flawed reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xi says that, as an experienced photographer, she knows that no color film produces images as sharp as the best black-and-white film. And, since most instant film is color film, at least some instant film produces images less sharp than the best black-and-white film.\nB: Yuri says that, as a wine connoisseur, he knows that no wine aged in metal containers is equal in quality to the best wine aged in oak. And, since most California wine is aged in metal containers, California wine is inferior to at least the best French wine aged in oak.\nC: Franz says that, as a father of four children, he knows that no father wants children to eat candy at bedtime. And, since most fathers are adults, at least some of the people who want children to eat candy at bedtime are children.\nD: Betty says that, as a corporate executive, she knows that no corporate executives like to pay taxes. And, since most corporate executives are honest people, at least some people who like to pay taxes are honest people.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLinda says that, as a scientist, she knows that no scientist appreciates poetry. And, since most scientists are logical, at least some of the people who appreciate poetry are illogical.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most parallel in its reasoning to the flawed reasoning above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xi says that, as an experienced photographer, she knows that no color film produces images as sharp as the best black-and-white film. And, since most instant film is color film, at least some instant film produces images less sharp than the best black-and-white film.\nB: Yuri says that, as a wine connoisseur, he knows that no wine aged in metal containers is equal in quality to the best wine aged in oak. And, since most California wine is aged in metal containers, California wine is inferior to at least the best French wine aged in oak.\nC: Franz says that, as a father of four children, he knows that no father wants children to eat candy at bedtime. And, since most fathers are adults, at least some of the people who want children to eat candy at bedtime are children.\nD: Betty says that, as a corporate executive, she knows that no corporate executives like to pay taxes. And, since most corporate executives are honest people, at least some people who like to pay taxes are honest people.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScale is one of the important methods of industrial modernization. Whether China's agricultural development adapts to the large-scale agricultural production model is still debatable. Years of large farm production methods in the United States have proven that intensive agricultural production will cause the degradation of the agricultural ecological environment and biodiversity. It is destroyed, which in turn affects food security. At present, my country's per capita arable land area is only 1.52 acres, which is only the world average and far lower than the U.S. per capita level. Therefore, the U.S. large farm model is not necessarily suitable for China's development. At the same time, my country's agricultural modernization started relatively late. Compared with developed countries such as the United States, there is still a certain gap in agricultural technology and management methods. The steps of modernization are suddenly too large, which is likely to cause disconnection between the upper and lower levels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely to be described in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Agricultural reform should not be rushed, but should be steady and steady\nB: The development of large-scale agricultural production mode should draw lessons from foreign countries\nC: The scale of agricultural production should be tailored to local conditions\nD: The disconnection of production links is the bottleneck of the large-scale development of agriculture\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScale is one of the important methods of industrial modernization. Whether China's agricultural development adapts to the large-scale agricultural production model is still debatable. Years of large farm production methods in the United States have proven that intensive agricultural production will cause the degradation of the agricultural ecological environment and biodiversity. It is destroyed, which in turn affects food security. At present, my country's per capita arable land area is only 1.52 acres, which is only the world average and far lower than the U.S. per capita level. Therefore, the U.S. large farm model is not necessarily suitable for China's development. At the same time, my country's agricultural modernization started relatively late. Compared with developed countries such as the United States, there is still a certain gap in agricultural technology and management methods. The steps of modernization are suddenly too large, which is likely to cause disconnection between the upper and lower levels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely to be described in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Agricultural reform should not be rushed, but should be steady and steady\nB: The development of large-scale agricultural production mode should draw lessons from foreign countries\nC: The scale of agricultural production should be tailored to local conditions\nD: The disconnection of production links is the bottleneck of the large-scale development of agriculture\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScale is one of the important methods of industrial modernization. Whether China's agricultural development adapts to the large-scale agricultural production model is still debatable. Years of large farm production methods in the United States have proven that intensive agricultural production will cause the degradation of the agricultural ecological environment and biodiversity. It is destroyed, which in turn affects food security. At present, my country's per capita arable land area is only 1.52 acres, which is only the world average and far lower than the U.S. per capita level. Therefore, the U.S. large farm model is not necessarily suitable for China's development. At the same time, my country's agricultural modernization started relatively late. Compared with developed countries such as the United States, there is still a certain gap in agricultural technology and management methods. The steps of modernization are suddenly too large, which is likely to cause disconnection between the upper and lower levels.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely to be described in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Agricultural reform should not be rushed, but should be steady and steady\nB: The development of large-scale agricultural production mode should draw lessons from foreign countries\nC: The scale of agricultural production should be tailored to local conditions\nD: The disconnection of production links is the bottleneck of the large-scale development of agriculture\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the Revolution of 1911, there was a massive loss of old collections and palace relics in the Forbidden City. At this time, these used to be almost unknown outside China, even ordinary Chinese themselves do not know much about the official kiln porcelain continue to show in the world. Therefore, when some tourists visit several foreign museums and see some official kiln porcelain in the collection, they take it for granted that the lofty evaluation of Chinese porcelain in western history is aimed at the official kiln. This is really a historical misunderstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely content to be discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The history of Chinese porcelain exported to the West\nB: Evaluation of Chinese porcelain in Western history\nC: The spread of official kiln porcelain among the folk\nD: The cause of this historical misunderstanding\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the Revolution of 1911, there was a massive loss of old collections and palace relics in the Forbidden City. At this time, these used to be almost unknown outside China, even ordinary Chinese themselves do not know much about the official kiln porcelain continue to show in the world. Therefore, when some tourists visit several foreign museums and see some official kiln porcelain in the collection, they take it for granted that the lofty evaluation of Chinese porcelain in western history is aimed at the official kiln. This is really a historical misunderstanding.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most likely content to be discussed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The history of Chinese porcelain exported to the West\nB: Evaluation of Chinese porcelain in Western history\nC: The spread of official kiln porcelain among the folk\nD: The cause of this historical misunderstanding\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDifferentiated credit refers to the policy of differential treatment of credit lines and repayment methods for different regions, industries, groups and purposes. It is an important means for the state to carry out macro-control of the economy, curb the polarization trend through differentiated credit, promote social equity, and promote economic structure adjustment and all-round sustainable development.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to differentiated credit?\n\nOptions:\nA: At the beginning of 2008, the central bank relaxed the credit scale of commercial banks. National commercial banks increased their credit scale by 5% and local commercial banks increased their credit scale by 10%, adding about 200 billion yuan of loans\nB: A commercial bank stipulates that if the loan is repaid in advance less than one year, the interest of no less than three months shall be charged; If the loan is repaid in advance after one year, the interest not less than one month of the actual repayment amount will be charged\nC: The new house purchase policy stipulates that families who buy the first house with a building area of less than 90 square meters can enjoy the policy of 20% of the down payment; If the area of the first house is more than 90 square meters, the proportion of down payment of the loan shall not be less than 30%\nD: In 2009, the total loans of an international bank to small and medium-sized enterprises increased by 14% compared with last year. At the same time, it launched happy time loan unsecured personal loan, and local residents aged 18-55 can obtain a loan of up to 500000 yuan\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe change of reading scene has led to a great change in the field of knowledge: the traditional knowledge carrier, the pushpin on the book has been pried open by the network, and the knowledge information floats and becomes fragmented. The Internet magnifies these pieces of information, which in turn changes people's reading mentality. In other words, in the face of massive information, people's information anxiety is more serious, and people do not have enough time and attention. The information I have read is like sand in my hand, I can't remember it and can't keep it. Massive information lack of binding tools and binding methods, which is what many people call the reading crisis.\n\nQuestion:\nWith regard to this passage, which of the following options is understood accurately?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reading crisis came into being because of the huge amount of information.\nB: Readers' reading mentality changes with the change of reading scene.\nC: Traditional reading can attract readers' attention more than online reading.\nD: A new way of binding can solve the reading crisis.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn history, many people with lofty ideals have made extraordinary achievements in the struggle against setbacks. After being tortured in the palace, Sima Qian wrote a book angrily and wrote the masterpiece Historical Records, which was praised by Lu Xun as the last song of historians, no rhyme. Beethoven, a musician, suffered indescribable setbacks in his life. He lost his mother at 17, was deaf at 26, and then fell into the pain of being lovelorn. What a blow it is for a musician! But Beethoven, who was neither depressed nor discouraged, wrote in a letter: I will take fate by the throat, and it is delusional to bring me to my knees, this is absolutely impossible! He always lived tenaciously, created hard, and became an immortal musician in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by experiencing setbacks can you achieve extraordinary performance\nB: People with lofty ideals succeed because they hold the throat of fate\nC: Although frustration brings pain to people, it can often hone people's will\nD: In the long history, a large number of great people have persisted in fighting against hardships and achieved extraordinary achievements\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn history, many people with lofty ideals have made extraordinary achievements in the struggle against setbacks. After being tortured in the palace, Sima Qian wrote a book angrily and wrote the masterpiece Historical Records, which was praised by Lu Xun as the last song of historians, no rhyme. Beethoven, a musician, suffered indescribable setbacks in his life. He lost his mother at 17, was deaf at 26, and then fell into the pain of being lovelorn. What a blow it is for a musician! But Beethoven, who was neither depressed nor discouraged, wrote in a letter: I will take fate by the throat, and it is delusional to bring me to my knees, this is absolutely impossible! He always lived tenaciously, created hard, and became an immortal musician in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by experiencing setbacks can you achieve extraordinary performance\nB: People with lofty ideals succeed because they hold the throat of fate\nC: Although frustration brings pain to people, it can often hone people's will\nD: In the long history, a large number of great people have persisted in fighting against hardships and achieved extraordinary achievements\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn history, many people with lofty ideals have made extraordinary achievements in the struggle against setbacks. After being tortured in the palace, Sima Qian wrote a book angrily and wrote the masterpiece Historical Records, which was praised by Lu Xun as the last song of historians, no rhyme. Beethoven, a musician, suffered indescribable setbacks in his life. He lost his mother at 17, was deaf at 26, and then fell into the pain of being lovelorn. What a blow it is for a musician! But Beethoven, who was neither depressed nor discouraged, wrote in a letter: I will take fate by the throat, and it is delusional to bring me to my knees, this is absolutely impossible! He always lived tenaciously, created hard, and became an immortal musician in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by experiencing setbacks can you achieve extraordinary performance\nB: People with lofty ideals succeed because they hold the throat of fate\nC: Although frustration brings pain to people, it can often hone people's will\nD: In the long history, a large number of great people have persisted in fighting against hardships and achieved extraordinary achievements\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn history, many people with lofty ideals have made extraordinary achievements in the struggle against setbacks. After being tortured in the palace, Sima Qian wrote a book angrily and wrote the masterpiece Historical Records, which was praised by Lu Xun as the last song of historians, no rhyme. Beethoven, a musician, suffered indescribable setbacks in his life. He lost his mother at 17, was deaf at 26, and then fell into the pain of being lovelorn. What a blow it is for a musician! But Beethoven, who was neither depressed nor discouraged, wrote in a letter: I will take fate by the throat, and it is delusional to bring me to my knees, this is absolutely impossible! He always lived tenaciously, created hard, and became an immortal musician in the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main argument supported in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by experiencing setbacks can you achieve extraordinary performance\nB: People with lofty ideals succeed because they hold the throat of fate\nC: Although frustration brings pain to people, it can often hone people's will\nD: In the long history, a large number of great people have persisted in fighting against hardships and achieved extraordinary achievements\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe older a tree is, the more its rings are. The locust trees in Lao Zhang's yard are older than those in Lao Li's house. Therefore, the locust trees in Lao Zhang's house have more rings than those in Lao Li's house,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasonings is most similar to the problem stem??\n\nOptions:\nA: The older a man is, the more mature he becomes. Lao Zhang is older than his son, so Lao Zhang is more mature than his son\nB: The higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Because the altitude of Xining is higher than Xi'an, the air in Xining is thinner than Xi'an\nC: This year's marathon champion's performance is better than the year before last. Zhang Hua is this year's marathon champion, so his marathon performance this year is better than that of the year before last\nD: In the highly competitive market, the higher the product quality and the more advertising investment, the greater the product demand. Company A invests more advertising expenses than company B. therefore, the demand for company A's products is greater than that of company B\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe older a tree is, the more its rings are. The locust trees in Lao Zhang's yard are older than those in Lao Li's house. Therefore, the locust trees in Lao Zhang's house have more rings than those in Lao Li's house,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasonings is most similar to the problem stem??\n\nOptions:\nA: The older a man is, the more mature he becomes. Lao Zhang is older than his son, so Lao Zhang is more mature than his son\nB: The higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Because the altitude of Xining is higher than Xi'an, the air in Xining is thinner than Xi'an\nC: This year's marathon champion's performance is better than the year before last. Zhang Hua is this year's marathon champion, so his marathon performance this year is better than that of the year before last\nD: In the highly competitive market, the higher the product quality and the more advertising investment, the greater the product demand. Company A invests more advertising expenses than company B. therefore, the demand for company A's products is greater than that of company B\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe older a tree is, the more its rings are. The locust trees in Lao Zhang's yard are older than those in Lao Li's house. Therefore, the locust trees in Lao Zhang's house have more rings than those in Lao Li's house,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasonings is most similar to the problem stem??\n\nOptions:\nA: The older a man is, the more mature he becomes. Lao Zhang is older than his son, so Lao Zhang is more mature than his son\nB: The higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Because the altitude of Xining is higher than Xi'an, the air in Xining is thinner than Xi'an\nC: This year's marathon champion's performance is better than the year before last. Zhang Hua is this year's marathon champion, so his marathon performance this year is better than that of the year before last\nD: In the highly competitive market, the higher the product quality and the more advertising investment, the greater the product demand. Company A invests more advertising expenses than company B. therefore, the demand for company A's products is greater than that of company B\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe older a tree is, the more its rings are. The locust trees in Lao Zhang's yard are older than those in Lao Li's house. Therefore, the locust trees in Lao Zhang's house have more rings than those in Lao Li's house,\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following reasonings is most similar to the problem stem??\n\nOptions:\nA: The older a man is, the more mature he becomes. Lao Zhang is older than his son, so Lao Zhang is more mature than his son\nB: The higher the altitude, the thinner the air. Because the altitude of Xining is higher than Xi'an, the air in Xining is thinner than Xi'an\nC: This year's marathon champion's performance is better than the year before last. Zhang Hua is this year's marathon champion, so his marathon performance this year is better than that of the year before last\nD: In the highly competitive market, the higher the product quality and the more advertising investment, the greater the product demand. Company A invests more advertising expenses than company B. therefore, the demand for company A's products is greater than that of company B\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to China's current laws and regulations, neighbors in the same building throw objects at high altitude, causing damage to other people's lives or property, if the person who throws objects cannot be found out, the residents of the same building who may cause damage shall jointly bear the liability for compensation. Such laws and regulations protect the rights of the victims, safeguard public safety, colleagues and allow the possible perpetrators to share the responsibility, which can enhance their awareness of supervision and prevention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monitoring probe is installed in the community, which can accurately determine the real parabolic person and require him to take responsibility.\nB: People buy personal accident insurance and can get insurance compensation when they are injured by thrown objects.\nC: Worried about taking responsibility, the residents of the community spontaneously publicized the harm of high-altitude throwing and actively reported relevant behaviors.\nD: The state has set up a special relief fund to provide certain relief to victims of accidents.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to China's current laws and regulations, neighbors in the same building throw objects at high altitude, causing damage to other people's lives or property, if the person who throws objects cannot be found out, the residents of the same building who may cause damage shall jointly bear the liability for compensation. Such laws and regulations protect the rights of the victims, safeguard public safety, colleagues and allow the possible perpetrators to share the responsibility, which can enhance their awareness of supervision and prevention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monitoring probe is installed in the community, which can accurately determine the real parabolic person and require him to take responsibility.\nB: People buy personal accident insurance and can get insurance compensation when they are injured by thrown objects.\nC: Worried about taking responsibility, the residents of the community spontaneously publicized the harm of high-altitude throwing and actively reported relevant behaviors.\nD: The state has set up a special relief fund to provide certain relief to victims of accidents.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to China's current laws and regulations, neighbors in the same building throw objects at high altitude, causing damage to other people's lives or property, if the person who throws objects cannot be found out, the residents of the same building who may cause damage shall jointly bear the liability for compensation. Such laws and regulations protect the rights of the victims, safeguard public safety, colleagues and allow the possible perpetrators to share the responsibility, which can enhance their awareness of supervision and prevention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monitoring probe is installed in the community, which can accurately determine the real parabolic person and require him to take responsibility.\nB: People buy personal accident insurance and can get insurance compensation when they are injured by thrown objects.\nC: Worried about taking responsibility, the residents of the community spontaneously publicized the harm of high-altitude throwing and actively reported relevant behaviors.\nD: The state has set up a special relief fund to provide certain relief to victims of accidents.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to China's current laws and regulations, neighbors in the same building throw objects at high altitude, causing damage to other people's lives or property, if the person who throws objects cannot be found out, the residents of the same building who may cause damage shall jointly bear the liability for compensation. Such laws and regulations protect the rights of the victims, safeguard public safety, colleagues and allow the possible perpetrators to share the responsibility, which can enhance their awareness of supervision and prevention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The monitoring probe is installed in the community, which can accurately determine the real parabolic person and require him to take responsibility.\nB: People buy personal accident insurance and can get insurance compensation when they are injured by thrown objects.\nC: Worried about taking responsibility, the residents of the community spontaneously publicized the harm of high-altitude throwing and actively reported relevant behaviors.\nD: The state has set up a special relief fund to provide certain relief to victims of accidents.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGarnet and RenCo each provide health care for their employees. Garnet pays for both testing of its employees' cholesterol levels and treatment of high cholesterol. This policy saves Garnet money, since high cholesterol left untreated for many years leads to conditions that require very expensive treatment. However, RenCo does not have the same financial incentive to adopt such a policy, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the mass media regularly feature stories encouraging people to maintain diets that are low in cholesterol\nB: the average length of time an employee stays with RenCo is less than it is with Garnet\nC: RenCo has significantly more employees than Garnet has\nD: RenCo's employees are unlikely to have higher cholesterol levels than Garnet's employees\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGarnet and RenCo each provide health care for their employees. Garnet pays for both testing of its employees' cholesterol levels and treatment of high cholesterol. This policy saves Garnet money, since high cholesterol left untreated for many years leads to conditions that require very expensive treatment. However, RenCo does not have the same financial incentive to adopt such a policy, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the mass media regularly feature stories encouraging people to maintain diets that are low in cholesterol\nB: the average length of time an employee stays with RenCo is less than it is with Garnet\nC: RenCo has significantly more employees than Garnet has\nD: RenCo's employees are unlikely to have higher cholesterol levels than Garnet's employees\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGarnet and RenCo each provide health care for their employees. Garnet pays for both testing of its employees' cholesterol levels and treatment of high cholesterol. This policy saves Garnet money, since high cholesterol left untreated for many years leads to conditions that require very expensive treatment. However, RenCo does not have the same financial incentive to adopt such a policy, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the mass media regularly feature stories encouraging people to maintain diets that are low in cholesterol\nB: the average length of time an employee stays with RenCo is less than it is with Garnet\nC: RenCo has significantly more employees than Garnet has\nD: RenCo's employees are unlikely to have higher cholesterol levels than Garnet's employees\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGarnet and RenCo each provide health care for their employees. Garnet pays for both testing of its employees' cholesterol levels and treatment of high cholesterol. This policy saves Garnet money, since high cholesterol left untreated for many years leads to conditions that require very expensive treatment. However, RenCo does not have the same financial incentive to adopt such a policy, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the mass media regularly feature stories encouraging people to maintain diets that are low in cholesterol\nB: the average length of time an employee stays with RenCo is less than it is with Garnet\nC: RenCo has significantly more employees than Garnet has\nD: RenCo's employees are unlikely to have higher cholesterol levels than Garnet's employees\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObjectively speaking, in order to realize self-driving, it is far from enough to rely on the upgrading of the car itself, and it is also necessary to upgrade the urban road to intelligent management so as to achieve the linkage between the car and the urban transportation system. Cars can have more eyes to observe the surrounding road conditions and discover potential dangers. However, in the current technology and environment is not perfect, driverless cars can not be as accurate as the human brain, can not rush on the road. This is also what self-driving developers should pay attention to. Research and development should be thoughtful rather than radical. After all, whether self-driving can cope with a complex road environment must be tested by a road test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The application of autopilot technology needs to move forward steadily\nB: The safety is the first principle in the application of autopilot technology\nC: The realization of autopilot can not be achieved without the upgrading of various supporting facilities\nD: Whether or not to pass the road test test is the key to autopilot technology\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObjectively speaking, in order to realize self-driving, it is far from enough to rely on the upgrading of the car itself, and it is also necessary to upgrade the urban road to intelligent management so as to achieve the linkage between the car and the urban transportation system. Cars can have more eyes to observe the surrounding road conditions and discover potential dangers. However, in the current technology and environment is not perfect, driverless cars can not be as accurate as the human brain, can not rush on the road. This is also what self-driving developers should pay attention to. Research and development should be thoughtful rather than radical. After all, whether self-driving can cope with a complex road environment must be tested by a road test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The application of autopilot technology needs to move forward steadily\nB: The safety is the first principle in the application of autopilot technology\nC: The realization of autopilot can not be achieved without the upgrading of various supporting facilities\nD: Whether or not to pass the road test test is the key to autopilot technology\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObjectively speaking, in order to realize self-driving, it is far from enough to rely on the upgrading of the car itself, and it is also necessary to upgrade the urban road to intelligent management so as to achieve the linkage between the car and the urban transportation system. Cars can have more eyes to observe the surrounding road conditions and discover potential dangers. However, in the current technology and environment is not perfect, driverless cars can not be as accurate as the human brain, can not rush on the road. This is also what self-driving developers should pay attention to. Research and development should be thoughtful rather than radical. After all, whether self-driving can cope with a complex road environment must be tested by a road test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The application of autopilot technology needs to move forward steadily\nB: The safety is the first principle in the application of autopilot technology\nC: The realization of autopilot can not be achieved without the upgrading of various supporting facilities\nD: Whether or not to pass the road test test is the key to autopilot technology\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObjectively speaking, in order to realize self-driving, it is far from enough to rely on the upgrading of the car itself, and it is also necessary to upgrade the urban road to intelligent management so as to achieve the linkage between the car and the urban transportation system. Cars can have more eyes to observe the surrounding road conditions and discover potential dangers. However, in the current technology and environment is not perfect, driverless cars can not be as accurate as the human brain, can not rush on the road. This is also what self-driving developers should pay attention to. Research and development should be thoughtful rather than radical. After all, whether self-driving can cope with a complex road environment must be tested by a road test.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: The application of autopilot technology needs to move forward steadily\nB: The safety is the first principle in the application of autopilot technology\nC: The realization of autopilot can not be achieved without the upgrading of various supporting facilities\nD: Whether or not to pass the road test test is the key to autopilot technology\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpponents of peat harvesting in this country argue that it would alter the ecological balance of our peatrich wetlands and that, as a direct consequence of this, much of the country' s water supply would be threatened with contamination. But this cannot be true, for in Ireland, where peat has been harvested for centuries, the water supply is not contaminated. We can safely proceed with the harvesting of peat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The peat-harvesting industry of Ireland has been able to supply most of that country's fuel for generations.\nB: The original ecology of the peat-harvesting areas of Ireland was virtually identical to that of the undisturbed wetlands of this country.\nC: Over hundreds of years, the ecological balance of all areas changes slowly but significantly, sometimes to the advantage of certain flora and fauna.\nD: The activities of other industries in coming years are likely to have adverse effects on the water supply of this country.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpponents of peat harvesting in this country argue that it would alter the ecological balance of our peatrich wetlands and that, as a direct consequence of this, much of the country' s water supply would be threatened with contamination. But this cannot be true, for in Ireland, where peat has been harvested for centuries, the water supply is not contaminated. We can safely proceed with the harvesting of peat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The peat-harvesting industry of Ireland has been able to supply most of that country's fuel for generations.\nB: The original ecology of the peat-harvesting areas of Ireland was virtually identical to that of the undisturbed wetlands of this country.\nC: Over hundreds of years, the ecological balance of all areas changes slowly but significantly, sometimes to the advantage of certain flora and fauna.\nD: The activities of other industries in coming years are likely to have adverse effects on the water supply of this country.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpponents of peat harvesting in this country argue that it would alter the ecological balance of our peatrich wetlands and that, as a direct consequence of this, much of the country' s water supply would be threatened with contamination. But this cannot be true, for in Ireland, where peat has been harvested for centuries, the water supply is not contaminated. We can safely proceed with the harvesting of peat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The peat-harvesting industry of Ireland has been able to supply most of that country's fuel for generations.\nB: The original ecology of the peat-harvesting areas of Ireland was virtually identical to that of the undisturbed wetlands of this country.\nC: Over hundreds of years, the ecological balance of all areas changes slowly but significantly, sometimes to the advantage of certain flora and fauna.\nD: The activities of other industries in coming years are likely to have adverse effects on the water supply of this country.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOpponents of peat harvesting in this country argue that it would alter the ecological balance of our peatrich wetlands and that, as a direct consequence of this, much of the country' s water supply would be threatened with contamination. But this cannot be true, for in Ireland, where peat has been harvested for centuries, the water supply is not contaminated. We can safely proceed with the harvesting of peat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The peat-harvesting industry of Ireland has been able to supply most of that country's fuel for generations.\nB: The original ecology of the peat-harvesting areas of Ireland was virtually identical to that of the undisturbed wetlands of this country.\nC: Over hundreds of years, the ecological balance of all areas changes slowly but significantly, sometimes to the advantage of certain flora and fauna.\nD: The activities of other industries in coming years are likely to have adverse effects on the water supply of this country.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe harder the car's damping system is, the more stable the car body will be when running at high speed and crossing corners. Accordingly, the salesperson of Lutong automobile sales company suggested to the manufacturer that the damping system of cars sold by Lutong company should be designed harder in order to improve sales.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above proposal?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the damping system of the best-selling cars in the market is harder than the cars sold by Lutong company.\nB: The damping system of German cars is relatively hard, and German cars are good cars.\nC: Many people think that the hard damping system will make the car bumpy, so it's better to be soft.\nD: Recently, more and more people like hard damping systems, especially young drivers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe harder the car's damping system is, the more stable the car body will be when running at high speed and crossing corners. Accordingly, the salesperson of Lutong automobile sales company suggested to the manufacturer that the damping system of cars sold by Lutong company should be designed harder in order to improve sales.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above proposal?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the damping system of the best-selling cars in the market is harder than the cars sold by Lutong company.\nB: The damping system of German cars is relatively hard, and German cars are good cars.\nC: Many people think that the hard damping system will make the car bumpy, so it's better to be soft.\nD: Recently, more and more people like hard damping systems, especially young drivers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe harder the car's damping system is, the more stable the car body will be when running at high speed and crossing corners. Accordingly, the salesperson of Lutong automobile sales company suggested to the manufacturer that the damping system of cars sold by Lutong company should be designed harder in order to improve sales.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above proposal?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the damping system of the best-selling cars in the market is harder than the cars sold by Lutong company.\nB: The damping system of German cars is relatively hard, and German cars are good cars.\nC: Many people think that the hard damping system will make the car bumpy, so it's better to be soft.\nD: Recently, more and more people like hard damping systems, especially young drivers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirectional movement refers to the directional motion caused by the external stimulation of plants in a single direction, including positive motion, gravity movement, tactile motion and directional motion. Most of the directional movement is growth movement, which is an irreversible process of motion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a directional movement, as defined above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The puppy, lured repeatedly by the bone, sees the bone again and continues to droouff\nB: The roots of rice always grow in the direction of more fertilizer in the soil\nC: The petals of the cow spread in the morning, and when the sun shines directly at noon, the petals close\nD: Plants that prefer shade grow better in the shade than in direct sunlight\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirectional movement refers to the directional motion caused by the external stimulation of plants in a single direction, including positive motion, gravity movement, tactile motion and directional motion. Most of the directional movement is growth movement, which is an irreversible process of motion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a directional movement, as defined above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The puppy, lured repeatedly by the bone, sees the bone again and continues to droouff\nB: The roots of rice always grow in the direction of more fertilizer in the soil\nC: The petals of the cow spread in the morning, and when the sun shines directly at noon, the petals close\nD: Plants that prefer shade grow better in the shade than in direct sunlight\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirectional movement refers to the directional motion caused by the external stimulation of plants in a single direction, including positive motion, gravity movement, tactile motion and directional motion. Most of the directional movement is growth movement, which is an irreversible process of motion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is a directional movement, as defined above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The puppy, lured repeatedly by the bone, sees the bone again and continues to droouff\nB: The roots of rice always grow in the direction of more fertilizer in the soil\nC: The petals of the cow spread in the morning, and when the sun shines directly at noon, the petals close\nD: Plants that prefer shade grow better in the shade than in direct sunlight\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuizhou culture mainly refers to the specific life structure system which is based on Huizhou (called Xin'an County in ancient times) and originates from the sexual relationship between man and nature and between people in history. Like any culture, it also includes material culture, institutional culture, ideology, implicit mentality, value system and other cultural and psychological structures, and creates brilliant achievements with distinctive characteristics at all cultural levels,the impact spread all over the country.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an incorrect understanding of Huizhou culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Huizhou culture is a unique regional culture formed by the relationship between man, nature and people in Chinese history.\nB: Huizhou culture is a cultural system that includes a variety of cultural and psychological structures, such as material culture, institutional culture, ideology and so on\nC: Huizhou culture is a closed cultural tradition with dignified family culture, strong sense of clan identity and prevailing patriarchal concept\nD: Huizhou culture develops from different cultural levels and influences all parts of the country with distinctive achievements\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuizhou culture mainly refers to the specific life structure system which is based on Huizhou (called Xin'an County in ancient times) and originates from the sexual relationship between man and nature and between people in history. Like any culture, it also includes material culture, institutional culture, ideology, implicit mentality, value system and other cultural and psychological structures, and creates brilliant achievements with distinctive characteristics at all cultural levels,the impact spread all over the country.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an incorrect understanding of Huizhou culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Huizhou culture is a unique regional culture formed by the relationship between man, nature and people in Chinese history.\nB: Huizhou culture is a cultural system that includes a variety of cultural and psychological structures, such as material culture, institutional culture, ideology and so on\nC: Huizhou culture is a closed cultural tradition with dignified family culture, strong sense of clan identity and prevailing patriarchal concept\nD: Huizhou culture develops from different cultural levels and influences all parts of the country with distinctive achievements\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuizhou culture mainly refers to the specific life structure system which is based on Huizhou (called Xin'an County in ancient times) and originates from the sexual relationship between man and nature and between people in history. Like any culture, it also includes material culture, institutional culture, ideology, implicit mentality, value system and other cultural and psychological structures, and creates brilliant achievements with distinctive characteristics at all cultural levels,the impact spread all over the country.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an incorrect understanding of Huizhou culture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Huizhou culture is a unique regional culture formed by the relationship between man, nature and people in Chinese history.\nB: Huizhou culture is a cultural system that includes a variety of cultural and psychological structures, such as material culture, institutional culture, ideology and so on\nC: Huizhou culture is a closed cultural tradition with dignified family culture, strong sense of clan identity and prevailing patriarchal concept\nD: Huizhou culture develops from different cultural levels and influences all parts of the country with distinctive achievements\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecycling is the best possible way for people to preserve the environment. Recycling conserves finite natural resources, protects forests, and reduces fossil fuel. If recycling achieves a 75% conversion rate, it would be the equivalent of removing 55 million cars from the road per year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Recycling benefits the economy, as manufacturers can reuse materials at lower costs.\nB: Recycling reduces carbon emissions more than green energy programs.\nC: Recycling prevents waste from entering the oceans -- the leading producer of oxygen.\nD: Recy cling one aluminum can saves the equivalent amount of energy needed to power a television for three hours.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecycling is the best possible way for people to preserve the environment. Recycling conserves finite natural resources, protects forests, and reduces fossil fuel. If recycling achieves a 75% conversion rate, it would be the equivalent of removing 55 million cars from the road per year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Recycling benefits the economy, as manufacturers can reuse materials at lower costs.\nB: Recycling reduces carbon emissions more than green energy programs.\nC: Recycling prevents waste from entering the oceans -- the leading producer of oxygen.\nD: Recy cling one aluminum can saves the equivalent amount of energy needed to power a television for three hours.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecycling is the best possible way for people to preserve the environment. Recycling conserves finite natural resources, protects forests, and reduces fossil fuel. If recycling achieves a 75% conversion rate, it would be the equivalent of removing 55 million cars from the road per year.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Recycling benefits the economy, as manufacturers can reuse materials at lower costs.\nB: Recycling reduces carbon emissions more than green energy programs.\nC: Recycling prevents waste from entering the oceans -- the leading producer of oxygen.\nD: Recy cling one aluminum can saves the equivalent amount of energy needed to power a television for three hours.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOf the various food containers made of recycled Styrofoam, egg cartons are among the easiest to make. Because egg shells keep the actual food to be consumed from touching the Styrofoam, used Styrofoam need not be as thoroughly cleaned when made into egg cartons as when made into other food containers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not every type of food container made of recycled Styrofoam is effectively prevented from coming into contact with the food it contains.\nB: The main reason Styrofoam must be thoroughly cleaned when recycled is to remove any residual food that has come into contact with the Styrofoam.\nC: No food containers other than egg cartons can safely be made of recycled Styrofoam that has not been thoroughly cleaned.\nD: There are some foods that cannot be packaged in recycled Styrofoam no matter how the Styrofoam is recycled.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOf the various food containers made of recycled Styrofoam, egg cartons are among the easiest to make. Because egg shells keep the actual food to be consumed from touching the Styrofoam, used Styrofoam need not be as thoroughly cleaned when made into egg cartons as when made into other food containers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not every type of food container made of recycled Styrofoam is effectively prevented from coming into contact with the food it contains.\nB: The main reason Styrofoam must be thoroughly cleaned when recycled is to remove any residual food that has come into contact with the Styrofoam.\nC: No food containers other than egg cartons can safely be made of recycled Styrofoam that has not been thoroughly cleaned.\nD: There are some foods that cannot be packaged in recycled Styrofoam no matter how the Styrofoam is recycled.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOf the various food containers made of recycled Styrofoam, egg cartons are among the easiest to make. Because egg shells keep the actual food to be consumed from touching the Styrofoam, used Styrofoam need not be as thoroughly cleaned when made into egg cartons as when made into other food containers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not every type of food container made of recycled Styrofoam is effectively prevented from coming into contact with the food it contains.\nB: The main reason Styrofoam must be thoroughly cleaned when recycled is to remove any residual food that has come into contact with the Styrofoam.\nC: No food containers other than egg cartons can safely be made of recycled Styrofoam that has not been thoroughly cleaned.\nD: There are some foods that cannot be packaged in recycled Styrofoam no matter how the Styrofoam is recycled.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOf the various food containers made of recycled Styrofoam, egg cartons are among the easiest to make. Because egg shells keep the actual food to be consumed from touching the Styrofoam, used Styrofoam need not be as thoroughly cleaned when made into egg cartons as when made into other food containers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Not every type of food container made of recycled Styrofoam is effectively prevented from coming into contact with the food it contains.\nB: The main reason Styrofoam must be thoroughly cleaned when recycled is to remove any residual food that has come into contact with the Styrofoam.\nC: No food containers other than egg cartons can safely be made of recycled Styrofoam that has not been thoroughly cleaned.\nD: There are some foods that cannot be packaged in recycled Styrofoam no matter how the Styrofoam is recycled.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologists often announce that a certain kind of animal has been found capable of using tools; this usually refers to something like using a stick to hunt for ants in a log, or a stone to crack nuts. But such announcements are completely unsurprising, since all animals use tools. Birds build nests, fish hide in the mud to escape predators, and squirrels use buildings as shortcuts between trees. If an animal executes its purpose by means of an external physical object, then that object can reasonably be regarded as a tool.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that the biologists' announcements that a certain animal has been found capable of using tools are unsurprising?\n\nOptions:\nA: It addresses a weakness in the biologists' announcements that stems from their ambiguous use of the word external. \nB: It provides evidence that the animals' activities given as examples are purposeful.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It calls into question the basis of the biologists' conception of a tool.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologists often announce that a certain kind of animal has been found capable of using tools; this usually refers to something like using a stick to hunt for ants in a log, or a stone to crack nuts. But such announcements are completely unsurprising, since all animals use tools. Birds build nests, fish hide in the mud to escape predators, and squirrels use buildings as shortcuts between trees. If an animal executes its purpose by means of an external physical object, then that object can reasonably be regarded as a tool.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that the biologists' announcements that a certain animal has been found capable of using tools are unsurprising?\n\nOptions:\nA: It addresses a weakness in the biologists' announcements that stems from their ambiguous use of the word external. \nB: It provides evidence that the animals' activities given as examples are purposeful.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It calls into question the basis of the biologists' conception of a tool.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologists often announce that a certain kind of animal has been found capable of using tools; this usually refers to something like using a stick to hunt for ants in a log, or a stone to crack nuts. But such announcements are completely unsurprising, since all animals use tools. Birds build nests, fish hide in the mud to escape predators, and squirrels use buildings as shortcuts between trees. If an animal executes its purpose by means of an external physical object, then that object can reasonably be regarded as a tool.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that the biologists' announcements that a certain animal has been found capable of using tools are unsurprising?\n\nOptions:\nA: It addresses a weakness in the biologists' announcements that stems from their ambiguous use of the word external. \nB: It provides evidence that the animals' activities given as examples are purposeful.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It calls into question the basis of the biologists' conception of a tool.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBiologists often announce that a certain kind of animal has been found capable of using tools; this usually refers to something like using a stick to hunt for ants in a log, or a stone to crack nuts. But such announcements are completely unsurprising, since all animals use tools. Birds build nests, fish hide in the mud to escape predators, and squirrels use buildings as shortcuts between trees. If an animal executes its purpose by means of an external physical object, then that object can reasonably be regarded as a tool.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes the role played in the argument by the claim that the biologists' announcements that a certain animal has been found capable of using tools are unsurprising?\n\nOptions:\nA: It addresses a weakness in the biologists' announcements that stems from their ambiguous use of the word external. \nB: It provides evidence that the animals' activities given as examples are purposeful.\nC: It is the conclusion of the argument.\nD: It calls into question the basis of the biologists' conception of a tool.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the work performance of the employees Xiao Zhang, Xiao Li and Xiao Wang, the leaders of a company put forward two compatible options for sending them abroad for training: [1] neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training; (2) Xiao Wang abroad for training.\n\nQuestion:\nTaking the two options together, which of the following is the meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Xiao Wang is sent abroad for training, both Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li will be sent.\nB: If neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nC: As long as one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nD: If Xiao Wang is not sent abroad for training, both Zhang and Li will be sent.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the work performance of the employees Xiao Zhang, Xiao Li and Xiao Wang, the leaders of a company put forward two compatible options for sending them abroad for training: [1] neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training; (2) Xiao Wang abroad for training.\n\nQuestion:\nTaking the two options together, which of the following is the meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Xiao Wang is sent abroad for training, both Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li will be sent.\nB: If neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nC: As long as one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nD: If Xiao Wang is not sent abroad for training, both Zhang and Li will be sent.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the work performance of the employees Xiao Zhang, Xiao Li and Xiao Wang, the leaders of a company put forward two compatible options for sending them abroad for training: [1] neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training; (2) Xiao Wang abroad for training.\n\nQuestion:\nTaking the two options together, which of the following is the meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Xiao Wang is sent abroad for training, both Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li will be sent.\nB: If neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nC: As long as one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nD: If Xiao Wang is not sent abroad for training, both Zhang and Li will be sent.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAccording to the work performance of the employees Xiao Zhang, Xiao Li and Xiao Wang, the leaders of a company put forward two compatible options for sending them abroad for training: [1] neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training; (2) Xiao Wang abroad for training.\n\nQuestion:\nTaking the two options together, which of the following is the meaning?\n\nOptions:\nA: If Xiao Wang is sent abroad for training, both Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li will be sent.\nB: If neither Xiao Zhang nor Xiao Li has been sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nC: As long as one of Xiao Zhang and Xiao Li is sent abroad for training, Xiao Wang will be sent.\nD: If Xiao Wang is not sent abroad for training, both Zhang and Li will be sent.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGratuitous contract is a contract in which one party only enjoys contractual rights without paying any price. In other words, one party to the contract gives a certain benefit to the other party, and the other party does not have to pay any price to obtain the benefit.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not part of a gratuitous contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Wang has no children under his knees. He gifted a set of real estate under his own name to his nephew who has been taking care of him, and signed a gift contract with the other party.\nB: A invited B to work in his company and signed a contract with B, promising that if B has worked in the company for 5 years, he will get 10% of the company's shares\nC: A wants to go abroad to study for half a year, and is unwilling to rent out the newly renovated house, so he negotiates with his friend B to hand over his house to B to take care of it on his behalf\nD: A lent his car to his colleague B for use, and signed an agreement with B, agreeing to lend it to him for one year, without paying the use fee, but it must be returned as scheduled\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGratuitous contract is a contract in which one party only enjoys contractual rights without paying any price. In other words, one party to the contract gives a certain benefit to the other party, and the other party does not have to pay any price to obtain the benefit.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not part of a gratuitous contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Wang has no children under his knees. He gifted a set of real estate under his own name to his nephew who has been taking care of him, and signed a gift contract with the other party.\nB: A invited B to work in his company and signed a contract with B, promising that if B has worked in the company for 5 years, he will get 10% of the company's shares\nC: A wants to go abroad to study for half a year, and is unwilling to rent out the newly renovated house, so he negotiates with his friend B to hand over his house to B to take care of it on his behalf\nD: A lent his car to his colleague B for use, and signed an agreement with B, agreeing to lend it to him for one year, without paying the use fee, but it must be returned as scheduled\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGratuitous contract is a contract in which one party only enjoys contractual rights without paying any price. In other words, one party to the contract gives a certain benefit to the other party, and the other party does not have to pay any price to obtain the benefit.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not part of a gratuitous contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Wang has no children under his knees. He gifted a set of real estate under his own name to his nephew who has been taking care of him, and signed a gift contract with the other party.\nB: A invited B to work in his company and signed a contract with B, promising that if B has worked in the company for 5 years, he will get 10% of the company's shares\nC: A wants to go abroad to study for half a year, and is unwilling to rent out the newly renovated house, so he negotiates with his friend B to hand over his house to B to take care of it on his behalf\nD: A lent his car to his colleague B for use, and signed an agreement with B, agreeing to lend it to him for one year, without paying the use fee, but it must be returned as scheduled\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGratuitous contract is a contract in which one party only enjoys contractual rights without paying any price. In other words, one party to the contract gives a certain benefit to the other party, and the other party does not have to pay any price to obtain the benefit.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not part of a gratuitous contract?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lao Wang has no children under his knees. He gifted a set of real estate under his own name to his nephew who has been taking care of him, and signed a gift contract with the other party.\nB: A invited B to work in his company and signed a contract with B, promising that if B has worked in the company for 5 years, he will get 10% of the company's shares\nC: A wants to go abroad to study for half a year, and is unwilling to rent out the newly renovated house, so he negotiates with his friend B to hand over his house to B to take care of it on his behalf\nD: A lent his car to his colleague B for use, and signed an agreement with B, agreeing to lend it to him for one year, without paying the use fee, but it must be returned as scheduled\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe decline of rural areas and the disappearance of hometown, which is the issue of the media and the human body in recent years, scholars' observation of video people's attention, so that the rural areas which are undergoing great changes have been moved into the focus of the platform of public opinion. Rural topic market and entertainment topics have become hot search words on social media together.However, for those who were absent from doing housework during this decade-long discussion on the rural topic, although there is a view that the best way for a writer to speak to society is through his works, there are also many people who think that writers cannot bear social responsibility only by writing fictional works.Foreign writers such as Balzac, Hugo Hugo and Tolstoy tend to act and speak in public.Express opinions on public affairs and social issues.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is suitable for text titles according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Why rural themes are no longer popular today\nB: Marginalization of writers in the topic of modern public opinion\nC: Writers' aphasia in the issue of rural decline\nD: Differences between Chinese and foreign writers in dealing with social affairs\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe decline of rural areas and the disappearance of hometown, which is the issue of the media and the human body in recent years, scholars' observation of video people's attention, so that the rural areas which are undergoing great changes have been moved into the focus of the platform of public opinion. Rural topic market and entertainment topics have become hot search words on social media together.However, for those who were absent from doing housework during this decade-long discussion on the rural topic, although there is a view that the best way for a writer to speak to society is through his works, there are also many people who think that writers cannot bear social responsibility only by writing fictional works.Foreign writers such as Balzac, Hugo Hugo and Tolstoy tend to act and speak in public.Express opinions on public affairs and social issues.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is suitable for text titles according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Why rural themes are no longer popular today\nB: Marginalization of writers in the topic of modern public opinion\nC: Writers' aphasia in the issue of rural decline\nD: Differences between Chinese and foreign writers in dealing with social affairs\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRadial keratotomy (RK), a surgery that is designed to reshape the cornea so that light focuses correctly on the retina, is supposed to make eyeglasses or contact lenses that correct for nearsightedness unnecessary. Yet a study of patients who have undergone RK shows that some of them still need to wear glasses or contact lenses.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, would help to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The more severe a patient's nearsightedness, the less effective the corneal reshaping of RK will be in correcting the problem.\nB: RK patients who originally suffered from only mild nearsightedness may, if the cornea does not heal evenly, develop an astigmatism that requires corrective lenses.\nC: As the eye heals from an operation to correct nearsightedness, it may in fact overcorrect, causing the person to be farsighted.\nD: Those who choose to undergo RK tend to be as nearsighted before this operation as those who choose not to undergo RK.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRadial keratotomy (RK), a surgery that is designed to reshape the cornea so that light focuses correctly on the retina, is supposed to make eyeglasses or contact lenses that correct for nearsightedness unnecessary. Yet a study of patients who have undergone RK shows that some of them still need to wear glasses or contact lenses.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, would help to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The more severe a patient's nearsightedness, the less effective the corneal reshaping of RK will be in correcting the problem.\nB: RK patients who originally suffered from only mild nearsightedness may, if the cornea does not heal evenly, develop an astigmatism that requires corrective lenses.\nC: As the eye heals from an operation to correct nearsightedness, it may in fact overcorrect, causing the person to be farsighted.\nD: Those who choose to undergo RK tend to be as nearsighted before this operation as those who choose not to undergo RK.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRadial keratotomy (RK), a surgery that is designed to reshape the cornea so that light focuses correctly on the retina, is supposed to make eyeglasses or contact lenses that correct for nearsightedness unnecessary. Yet a study of patients who have undergone RK shows that some of them still need to wear glasses or contact lenses.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, would help to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The more severe a patient's nearsightedness, the less effective the corneal reshaping of RK will be in correcting the problem.\nB: RK patients who originally suffered from only mild nearsightedness may, if the cornea does not heal evenly, develop an astigmatism that requires corrective lenses.\nC: As the eye heals from an operation to correct nearsightedness, it may in fact overcorrect, causing the person to be farsighted.\nD: Those who choose to undergo RK tend to be as nearsighted before this operation as those who choose not to undergo RK.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBritish scientists claim that they have found an alternative to the Global Positioning System (GPS) without resorting to any space technology. Studies have found that lasers can confine and cool atoms placed in vacuum, reducing the temperature to above absolute zero. One millionth of a degree. At this temperature, atoms are extremely sensitive to changes in the Earth's magnetic and gravity fields. Researchers can use these results to confine atoms on a small device, study their fluctuations, and locate them Movement, and accurately find out where they are. At this time, the tracking and positioning work will be completed by a device that is only 1 meter long. The key is how to make it a miniature device so that it can be installed on a smartphone. middle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does this text mainly introduce?\n\nOptions:\nA: Innovation of smartphone apps.\nB: New uses of lasers in technological innovation.\nC: Application of the new positioning system in the frontier field.\nD: The principle of using atoms for positioning.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBritish scientists claim that they have found an alternative to the Global Positioning System (GPS) without resorting to any space technology. Studies have found that lasers can confine and cool atoms placed in vacuum, reducing the temperature to above absolute zero. One millionth of a degree. At this temperature, atoms are extremely sensitive to changes in the Earth's magnetic and gravity fields. Researchers can use these results to confine atoms on a small device, study their fluctuations, and locate them Movement, and accurately find out where they are. At this time, the tracking and positioning work will be completed by a device that is only 1 meter long. The key is how to make it a miniature device so that it can be installed on a smartphone. middle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does this text mainly introduce?\n\nOptions:\nA: Innovation of smartphone apps.\nB: New uses of lasers in technological innovation.\nC: Application of the new positioning system in the frontier field.\nD: The principle of using atoms for positioning.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBritish scientists claim that they have found an alternative to the Global Positioning System (GPS) without resorting to any space technology. Studies have found that lasers can confine and cool atoms placed in vacuum, reducing the temperature to above absolute zero. One millionth of a degree. At this temperature, atoms are extremely sensitive to changes in the Earth's magnetic and gravity fields. Researchers can use these results to confine atoms on a small device, study their fluctuations, and locate them Movement, and accurately find out where they are. At this time, the tracking and positioning work will be completed by a device that is only 1 meter long. The key is how to make it a miniature device so that it can be installed on a smartphone. middle.\n\nQuestion:\nWhat does this text mainly introduce?\n\nOptions:\nA: Innovation of smartphone apps.\nB: New uses of lasers in technological innovation.\nC: Application of the new positioning system in the frontier field.\nD: The principle of using atoms for positioning.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome airlines allegedly reduce fares on certain routes to a level at which they lose money, in order to drive competitors off those routes. However, this method of eliminating competition cannot be profitable in the long run. Once an airline successfully implements this method, any attempt to recoup the earlier losses by charging high fares on that route for an extended period would only provide competitors with a better opportunity to undercut the airline' s fares.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Airline executives generally believe that a company that once underpriced its fares to drive away competitors is very likely to do so again if new competitors emerge.\nB: On deciding to stop serving particular routes, most airlines shift resources to other routes rather than reduce the size of their operations.\nC: In some countries it is not illegal for a company to drive away competitors by selling a product below cost.\nD: When airlines dramatically reduce their fares on a particular route, the total number of air passengers on that route increases greatly.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome airlines allegedly reduce fares on certain routes to a level at which they lose money, in order to drive competitors off those routes. However, this method of eliminating competition cannot be profitable in the long run. Once an airline successfully implements this method, any attempt to recoup the earlier losses by charging high fares on that route for an extended period would only provide competitors with a better opportunity to undercut the airline' s fares.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Airline executives generally believe that a company that once underpriced its fares to drive away competitors is very likely to do so again if new competitors emerge.\nB: On deciding to stop serving particular routes, most airlines shift resources to other routes rather than reduce the size of their operations.\nC: In some countries it is not illegal for a company to drive away competitors by selling a product below cost.\nD: When airlines dramatically reduce their fares on a particular route, the total number of air passengers on that route increases greatly.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome airlines allegedly reduce fares on certain routes to a level at which they lose money, in order to drive competitors off those routes. However, this method of eliminating competition cannot be profitable in the long run. Once an airline successfully implements this method, any attempt to recoup the earlier losses by charging high fares on that route for an extended period would only provide competitors with a better opportunity to undercut the airline' s fares.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Airline executives generally believe that a company that once underpriced its fares to drive away competitors is very likely to do so again if new competitors emerge.\nB: On deciding to stop serving particular routes, most airlines shift resources to other routes rather than reduce the size of their operations.\nC: In some countries it is not illegal for a company to drive away competitors by selling a product below cost.\nD: When airlines dramatically reduce their fares on a particular route, the total number of air passengers on that route increases greatly.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome airlines allegedly reduce fares on certain routes to a level at which they lose money, in order to drive competitors off those routes. However, this method of eliminating competition cannot be profitable in the long run. Once an airline successfully implements this method, any attempt to recoup the earlier losses by charging high fares on that route for an extended period would only provide competitors with a better opportunity to undercut the airline' s fares.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Airline executives generally believe that a company that once underpriced its fares to drive away competitors is very likely to do so again if new competitors emerge.\nB: On deciding to stop serving particular routes, most airlines shift resources to other routes rather than reduce the size of their operations.\nC: In some countries it is not illegal for a company to drive away competitors by selling a product below cost.\nD: When airlines dramatically reduce their fares on a particular route, the total number of air passengers on that route increases greatly.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe immersed tunnel of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is the first deep-water immersed tunnel in the world in the history of the World Island Tunnel Project, which is of epoch-making significance. The design life of the bridge's main structure is as long as 120 years, which means that for more than a century, the core structure of the bridge body, especially the 6.7-kilometer-long immersed tunnel, cannot have the slightest quality problem. The tunnels of the bridge are connected by 33 sections of immersed tubes, each of which is equivalent to a fully loaded Liaoning aircraft carrier. Such a huge immersed tube also has to ensure the strict error limit of less than 0.5 mm, which makes it impossible to have the slightest error in the transportation process. Therefore, engineers specially built a prefabrication factory for immersed pipe sections in Niutou Island, Guishan, not far from the bridge, and used the most advanced assembly line for production.\n\nQuestion:\nRegarding the Zhuhai-Hong Kong-Macao Bridge, which of the followings is the main statement of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: Design criteria for the main structure\nB: Strict control of quality during construction\nC: Measures to ensure the quality of the core structure\nD: Significance in the history of bridges in the world\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe immersed tunnel of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is the first deep-water immersed tunnel in the world in the history of the World Island Tunnel Project, which is of epoch-making significance. The design life of the bridge's main structure is as long as 120 years, which means that for more than a century, the core structure of the bridge body, especially the 6.7-kilometer-long immersed tunnel, cannot have the slightest quality problem. The tunnels of the bridge are connected by 33 sections of immersed tubes, each of which is equivalent to a fully loaded Liaoning aircraft carrier. Such a huge immersed tube also has to ensure the strict error limit of less than 0.5 mm, which makes it impossible to have the slightest error in the transportation process. Therefore, engineers specially built a prefabrication factory for immersed pipe sections in Niutou Island, Guishan, not far from the bridge, and used the most advanced assembly line for production.\n\nQuestion:\nRegarding the Zhuhai-Hong Kong-Macao Bridge, which of the followings is the main statement of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: Design criteria for the main structure\nB: Strict control of quality during construction\nC: Measures to ensure the quality of the core structure\nD: Significance in the history of bridges in the world\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe immersed tunnel of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is the first deep-water immersed tunnel in the world in the history of the World Island Tunnel Project, which is of epoch-making significance. The design life of the bridge's main structure is as long as 120 years, which means that for more than a century, the core structure of the bridge body, especially the 6.7-kilometer-long immersed tunnel, cannot have the slightest quality problem. The tunnels of the bridge are connected by 33 sections of immersed tubes, each of which is equivalent to a fully loaded Liaoning aircraft carrier. Such a huge immersed tube also has to ensure the strict error limit of less than 0.5 mm, which makes it impossible to have the slightest error in the transportation process. Therefore, engineers specially built a prefabrication factory for immersed pipe sections in Niutou Island, Guishan, not far from the bridge, and used the most advanced assembly line for production.\n\nQuestion:\nRegarding the Zhuhai-Hong Kong-Macao Bridge, which of the followings is the main statement of this article?\n\nOptions:\nA: Design criteria for the main structure\nB: Strict control of quality during construction\nC: Measures to ensure the quality of the core structure\nD: Significance in the history of bridges in the world\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIrritability refers to the response of organisms to external stimuli. It is not only a measure of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, but also one of the fundamental characteristics of organisms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the irritability?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the firecrackers were lit, they exploded and went up in smoke.\nB: The water rippled after stones were thrown into the lake.\nC: Retract your hand when it touches a burning candle.\nD: Nails will rust when they are placed in a moist environment.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIrritability refers to the response of organisms to external stimuli. It is not only a measure of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, but also one of the fundamental characteristics of organisms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the irritability?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the firecrackers were lit, they exploded and went up in smoke.\nB: The water rippled after stones were thrown into the lake.\nC: Retract your hand when it touches a burning candle.\nD: Nails will rust when they are placed in a moist environment.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the beginning of winter, haze, which contains a large number of toxic particles, has frequently attacked some areas of our country. Surveys show that continuous exposure to high concentrations of pollutants can cause 10% to 15% of people to suffer from chronic eye inflammation and xerophthalmia. Some experts believe that if urgent measures are not taken to improve air quality, the incidence of these diseases and related complications will increase.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Toxic particles can irritate and damage people's eyes, and long-term contact will affect lacrimal gland cells\nB: The improvement of air quality cannot be achieved in a short period of time, and many people have to work in a polluted environment\nC: Cases of chronic eye inflammation and xerophthalmia are usually concentrated in the pollen season\nD: 65% of the above surveyed patients with eye diseases are men between the ages of 20 and 40\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the nation of Partoria, large trucks currently account for 6 percent of miles driven on Partoria' s roads but are involved in 12 percent of all highway fatalities. The very largest trucks-those with three trailers-had less than a third of the accident rate of single-and double-trailer trucks. Clearly, ttherefore, one way for Partoria to reduce highway deaths would be to require shippers to increase their use of triple-trailer trucks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Very few fatal collisions involving trucks in Partoria are collisions between two trucks.\nB: No matter what changes Partoria makes in the regulation of trucking, it will have to keep some smaller roads off-limits to all large trucks.\nC: Partorian trucking companies have so far used triple-trailer trucks on lightly traveled sections of major highways only.\nD: In Partoria, the safety record of the trucking industry as a whole has improved slightly over the past ten years.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of patients who enrolled at a sleep clinic because of insomnia, those who inhaled the scent of peppermint before going to bed were more likely to have difficulty falling asleep than were patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange. Since it is known that inhaling bitter orange does not help people fall asleep more easily, this study shows that inhaling the scent of peppermint makes insomnia worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the patients who enrolled in the sleep clinic also had difficulty staying asleep once they fell asleep.\nB: Several studies have revealed that in many cases inhaling certain pleasant scents can dramatically affect the degree to which a patient suffers from insomnia.\nC: Because the scents of peppermint and bitter orange are each very distinctive, it was not possible to prevent the patients from knowing that they were undergoing some sort of study of the effects of inhaling various scents.\nD: The patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange were, on average, suffering from milder cases of insomnia than were the patients who inhaled the scent of peppermint.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of patients who enrolled at a sleep clinic because of insomnia, those who inhaled the scent of peppermint before going to bed were more likely to have difficulty falling asleep than were patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange. Since it is known that inhaling bitter orange does not help people fall asleep more easily, this study shows that inhaling the scent of peppermint makes insomnia worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the patients who enrolled in the sleep clinic also had difficulty staying asleep once they fell asleep.\nB: Several studies have revealed that in many cases inhaling certain pleasant scents can dramatically affect the degree to which a patient suffers from insomnia.\nC: Because the scents of peppermint and bitter orange are each very distinctive, it was not possible to prevent the patients from knowing that they were undergoing some sort of study of the effects of inhaling various scents.\nD: The patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange were, on average, suffering from milder cases of insomnia than were the patients who inhaled the scent of peppermint.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of patients who enrolled at a sleep clinic because of insomnia, those who inhaled the scent of peppermint before going to bed were more likely to have difficulty falling asleep than were patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange. Since it is known that inhaling bitter orange does not help people fall asleep more easily, this study shows that inhaling the scent of peppermint makes insomnia worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the patients who enrolled in the sleep clinic also had difficulty staying asleep once they fell asleep.\nB: Several studies have revealed that in many cases inhaling certain pleasant scents can dramatically affect the degree to which a patient suffers from insomnia.\nC: Because the scents of peppermint and bitter orange are each very distinctive, it was not possible to prevent the patients from knowing that they were undergoing some sort of study of the effects of inhaling various scents.\nD: The patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange were, on average, suffering from milder cases of insomnia than were the patients who inhaled the scent of peppermint.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of patients who enrolled at a sleep clinic because of insomnia, those who inhaled the scent of peppermint before going to bed were more likely to have difficulty falling asleep than were patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange. Since it is known that inhaling bitter orange does not help people fall asleep more easily, this study shows that inhaling the scent of peppermint makes insomnia worse.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the patients who enrolled in the sleep clinic also had difficulty staying asleep once they fell asleep.\nB: Several studies have revealed that in many cases inhaling certain pleasant scents can dramatically affect the degree to which a patient suffers from insomnia.\nC: Because the scents of peppermint and bitter orange are each very distinctive, it was not possible to prevent the patients from knowing that they were undergoing some sort of study of the effects of inhaling various scents.\nD: The patients who inhaled the scent of bitter orange were, on average, suffering from milder cases of insomnia than were the patients who inhaled the scent of peppermint.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnce people habitually engaged in conversation; now the television competes for their attention. When the television is on, communication between family members stops. Where there is no communication, family ties become frayed and eventually snap. Ttherefore, the only solution is to get rid of the television.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most closely parallel in its reasoning to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once sports enthusiasts regularly engaged in sports, but now they watch spectator sports when they could be getting physical exercise. Without physical exercise, health deteriorates. Ttherefore, the only remedy is to eliminate spectator sports.\nB: Once people listened to the radio while pursuing other activities. Now they passively watch television. Ttherefore, radio was less distracting for most people than television is.\nC: Once people were willing to tailor their day to the constraints of a bus or train schedule; now they are spoiled by the private car. The only solution is for government to offer financial incentives to encourage the use of public transportation.\nD: Once friendships thrived on shared leisure time. But contemporary economic pressures minimize the amount of free time people have and thus jeopardize many friendships.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnce people habitually engaged in conversation; now the television competes for their attention. When the television is on, communication between family members stops. Where there is no communication, family ties become frayed and eventually snap. Ttherefore, the only solution is to get rid of the television.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most closely parallel in its reasoning to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once sports enthusiasts regularly engaged in sports, but now they watch spectator sports when they could be getting physical exercise. Without physical exercise, health deteriorates. Ttherefore, the only remedy is to eliminate spectator sports.\nB: Once people listened to the radio while pursuing other activities. Now they passively watch television. Ttherefore, radio was less distracting for most people than television is.\nC: Once people were willing to tailor their day to the constraints of a bus or train schedule; now they are spoiled by the private car. The only solution is for government to offer financial incentives to encourage the use of public transportation.\nD: Once friendships thrived on shared leisure time. But contemporary economic pressures minimize the amount of free time people have and thus jeopardize many friendships.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnce people habitually engaged in conversation; now the television competes for their attention. When the television is on, communication between family members stops. Where there is no communication, family ties become frayed and eventually snap. Ttherefore, the only solution is to get rid of the television.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most closely parallel in its reasoning to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Once sports enthusiasts regularly engaged in sports, but now they watch spectator sports when they could be getting physical exercise. Without physical exercise, health deteriorates. Ttherefore, the only remedy is to eliminate spectator sports.\nB: Once people listened to the radio while pursuing other activities. Now they passively watch television. Ttherefore, radio was less distracting for most people than television is.\nC: Once people were willing to tailor their day to the constraints of a bus or train schedule; now they are spoiled by the private car. The only solution is for government to offer financial incentives to encourage the use of public transportation.\nD: Once friendships thrived on shared leisure time. But contemporary economic pressures minimize the amount of free time people have and thus jeopardize many friendships.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Emily Dickinson' s poetry demonstrates that meaning cannot reside entirely within a poem itself, but is always the unique result of an interaction between a reader' s system of beliefs and the poem; and, of course, any two readers from different cultures or eras have radically different systems of beliefs.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the critic's statements are true, each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A reader's interpretation of a poem by Dickinson is affected by someone else's interpretation of it.\nB: A reader's enjoyment of a poem is enhanced by knowing the poet's interpretation of it.\nC: A modern reader and a nineteenth-century reader interpret one of Shakespeare's sonnets in the same way.\nD: A reader's interpretation of a poem evolves over time.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Emily Dickinson' s poetry demonstrates that meaning cannot reside entirely within a poem itself, but is always the unique result of an interaction between a reader' s system of beliefs and the poem; and, of course, any two readers from different cultures or eras have radically different systems of beliefs.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the critic's statements are true, each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A reader's interpretation of a poem by Dickinson is affected by someone else's interpretation of it.\nB: A reader's enjoyment of a poem is enhanced by knowing the poet's interpretation of it.\nC: A modern reader and a nineteenth-century reader interpret one of Shakespeare's sonnets in the same way.\nD: A reader's interpretation of a poem evolves over time.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCritic: Emily Dickinson' s poetry demonstrates that meaning cannot reside entirely within a poem itself, but is always the unique result of an interaction between a reader' s system of beliefs and the poem; and, of course, any two readers from different cultures or eras have radically different systems of beliefs.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the critic's statements are true, each of the following could be true EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: A reader's interpretation of a poem by Dickinson is affected by someone else's interpretation of it.\nB: A reader's enjoyment of a poem is enhanced by knowing the poet's interpretation of it.\nC: A modern reader and a nineteenth-century reader interpret one of Shakespeare's sonnets in the same way.\nD: A reader's interpretation of a poem evolves over time.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, young children's body temperature rises less as a result of sun exposure than adults'. However, it has been found that heat stroke is more likely to occur in young children if the temperature is high in a car compartment, and almost infrequently in adults. You won't get sunstroke even if you stay in a car for an hour at 45 degree. Which of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among children 0 to 3 years old, the younger the child, the less resistance\nB: As people age, the proportion of water in their body fluids decreases, and their temperature changes less dramatically\nC: The car belongs to a confined space, when the outdoor temperature reaches, the car temperature can be reached, and adults in the car is likely to open the window when they feel uncomfortable\nD: Heat stroke usually occurs when you lose your body weight in water. Young children have a larger body surface area to absorb heat more quickly, and because they have the same number of sweat glands as adults, they lose water more quickly\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, young children's body temperature rises less as a result of sun exposure than adults'. However, it has been found that heat stroke is more likely to occur in young children if the temperature is high in a car compartment, and almost infrequently in adults. You won't get sunstroke even if you stay in a car for an hour at 45 degree. Which of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among children 0 to 3 years old, the younger the child, the less resistance\nB: As people age, the proportion of water in their body fluids decreases, and their temperature changes less dramatically\nC: The car belongs to a confined space, when the outdoor temperature reaches, the car temperature can be reached, and adults in the car is likely to open the window when they feel uncomfortable\nD: Heat stroke usually occurs when you lose your body weight in water. Young children have a larger body surface area to absorb heat more quickly, and because they have the same number of sweat glands as adults, they lose water more quickly\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn general, young children's body temperature rises less as a result of sun exposure than adults'. However, it has been found that heat stroke is more likely to occur in young children if the temperature is high in a car compartment, and almost infrequently in adults. You won't get sunstroke even if you stay in a car for an hour at 45 degree. Which of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains these findings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among children 0 to 3 years old, the younger the child, the less resistance\nB: As people age, the proportion of water in their body fluids decreases, and their temperature changes less dramatically\nC: The car belongs to a confined space, when the outdoor temperature reaches, the car temperature can be reached, and adults in the car is likely to open the window when they feel uncomfortable\nD: Heat stroke usually occurs when you lose your body weight in water. Young children have a larger body surface area to absorb heat more quickly, and because they have the same number of sweat glands as adults, they lose water more quickly\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven among the knowledgeable scholars, there are some people who study hard and read a lot, but their ability is not very high, lack of independent opinions, and have no creative ability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the argument supported above?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many knowledgeable scholars who have no creative ability.\nB: Only with creative ability can profound knowledge be realized.\nC: People who are creative may not have profound knowledge.\nD: People with profound knowledge may not have the ability to create.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEven among the knowledgeable scholars, there are some people who study hard and read a lot, but their ability is not very high, lack of independent opinions, and have no creative ability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the argument supported above?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are many knowledgeable scholars who have no creative ability.\nB: Only with creative ability can profound knowledge be realized.\nC: People who are creative may not have profound knowledge.\nD: People with profound knowledge may not have the ability to create.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical advocate: Campaigns for elective office should be subsidized with public funds. One reason is that this would allow politicians to devote less time to fund-raising, thus giving campaigning incumbents more time to serve the public. A second reason is that such subsidies would make it possible to set caps on individual campaign contributions, thereby reducing the likelihood that elected officials will be working for the benefit not of the public but of individual large contributors. Critic: This argument is problematic: the more the caps constrain contributions, the more time candidates have to spend finding more small contributors.\n\nQuestion:\nThe critic objects that the advocate's argument is flawed because\n\nOptions:\nA: one of the projected results cited in support of the proposal made is entailed by the other and ttherefore does not constitute independent support of the proposal\nB: of the two projected results cited in support of the proposal made, one works against the other\nC: any resourceful large contributor can circumvent caps on individual contributions by sending in smaller amounts under various names\nD: it overlooks the possibility that large contributors will stop contributing if they cannot contribute at will\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical advocate: Campaigns for elective office should be subsidized with public funds. One reason is that this would allow politicians to devote less time to fund-raising, thus giving campaigning incumbents more time to serve the public. A second reason is that such subsidies would make it possible to set caps on individual campaign contributions, thereby reducing the likelihood that elected officials will be working for the benefit not of the public but of individual large contributors. Critic: This argument is problematic: the more the caps constrain contributions, the more time candidates have to spend finding more small contributors.\n\nQuestion:\nThe critic objects that the advocate's argument is flawed because\n\nOptions:\nA: one of the projected results cited in support of the proposal made is entailed by the other and ttherefore does not constitute independent support of the proposal\nB: of the two projected results cited in support of the proposal made, one works against the other\nC: any resourceful large contributor can circumvent caps on individual contributions by sending in smaller amounts under various names\nD: it overlooks the possibility that large contributors will stop contributing if they cannot contribute at will\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical advocate: Campaigns for elective office should be subsidized with public funds. One reason is that this would allow politicians to devote less time to fund-raising, thus giving campaigning incumbents more time to serve the public. A second reason is that such subsidies would make it possible to set caps on individual campaign contributions, thereby reducing the likelihood that elected officials will be working for the benefit not of the public but of individual large contributors. Critic: This argument is problematic: the more the caps constrain contributions, the more time candidates have to spend finding more small contributors.\n\nQuestion:\nThe critic objects that the advocate's argument is flawed because\n\nOptions:\nA: one of the projected results cited in support of the proposal made is entailed by the other and ttherefore does not constitute independent support of the proposal\nB: of the two projected results cited in support of the proposal made, one works against the other\nC: any resourceful large contributor can circumvent caps on individual contributions by sending in smaller amounts under various names\nD: it overlooks the possibility that large contributors will stop contributing if they cannot contribute at will\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe popular germicidal soap is not suitable for use in winter. It will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist. In cold weather, the air humidity will be greatly reduced and the moisture will be more easily lost.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of this passage is\n\nOptions:\nA: Germicidal soap will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist\nB: Water is easily lost in cold weather\nC: Germicidal soap is popular\nD: Germicidal soap is not suitable for winter use\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe popular germicidal soap is not suitable for use in winter. It will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist. In cold weather, the air humidity will be greatly reduced and the moisture will be more easily lost.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of this passage is\n\nOptions:\nA: Germicidal soap will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist\nB: Water is easily lost in cold weather\nC: Germicidal soap is popular\nD: Germicidal soap is not suitable for winter use\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe popular germicidal soap is not suitable for use in winter. It will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist. In cold weather, the air humidity will be greatly reduced and the moisture will be more easily lost.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of this passage is\n\nOptions:\nA: Germicidal soap will destroy the protective fat film on the skin surface to keep the skin moist\nB: Water is easily lost in cold weather\nC: Germicidal soap is popular\nD: Germicidal soap is not suitable for winter use\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring 2003, the number of people in the city of M who received unemployment compensation from the government doubled, even though the number of people in M who did not have jobs and qualified for unemployment remained unchanged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: During 2003, the number of applicants for unemployment assistance in M who were rejected on the basis that they had not been unemployed for a long enough period of time was approximately the same as it had been in 2002.\nB: During 2003, many residents of a nearby city lost their jobs and moved to M in search of work.\nC: During 2003, M's program of rent assistance for low-income tenants advertised widely, and then informed all applicants about other assistance programs for which they would be qualified.\nD: In 2002, the M social service department estimated the number of people in M who might be eligible for the unemployment program, and then informed the M City Council of the total amount of assistance likely to be needed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring 2003, the number of people in the city of M who received unemployment compensation from the government doubled, even though the number of people in M who did not have jobs and qualified for unemployment remained unchanged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: During 2003, the number of applicants for unemployment assistance in M who were rejected on the basis that they had not been unemployed for a long enough period of time was approximately the same as it had been in 2002.\nB: During 2003, many residents of a nearby city lost their jobs and moved to M in search of work.\nC: During 2003, M's program of rent assistance for low-income tenants advertised widely, and then informed all applicants about other assistance programs for which they would be qualified.\nD: In 2002, the M social service department estimated the number of people in M who might be eligible for the unemployment program, and then informed the M City Council of the total amount of assistance likely to be needed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring 2003, the number of people in the city of M who received unemployment compensation from the government doubled, even though the number of people in M who did not have jobs and qualified for unemployment remained unchanged.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to resolve the apparent discrepancy in the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: During 2003, the number of applicants for unemployment assistance in M who were rejected on the basis that they had not been unemployed for a long enough period of time was approximately the same as it had been in 2002.\nB: During 2003, many residents of a nearby city lost their jobs and moved to M in search of work.\nC: During 2003, M's program of rent assistance for low-income tenants advertised widely, and then informed all applicants about other assistance programs for which they would be qualified.\nD: In 2002, the M social service department estimated the number of people in M who might be eligible for the unemployment program, and then informed the M City Council of the total amount of assistance likely to be needed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe members of a mountaineering tour group helped each other and established a profound friendship. Li Jia, who joined later, has been rescued many times by other members, but she has not yet rescued anyone, and those who have rescued Li Jia have been rescued by Wang Yue. Zhao Xin has rescued all the members of the team, and the people Wang Yue has rescued have also been rescued by Chen Fan.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Fan rescued Zhao Xin.\nB: Wang Yue rescued Li Jia.\nC: Wang Yue rescued Chen Fan.\nD: Chen Fan rescued Li Jia.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe members of a mountaineering tour group helped each other and established a profound friendship. Li Jia, who joined later, has been rescued many times by other members, but she has not yet rescued anyone, and those who have rescued Li Jia have been rescued by Wang Yue. Zhao Xin has rescued all the members of the team, and the people Wang Yue has rescued have also been rescued by Chen Fan.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Fan rescued Zhao Xin.\nB: Wang Yue rescued Li Jia.\nC: Wang Yue rescued Chen Fan.\nD: Chen Fan rescued Li Jia.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe members of a mountaineering tour group helped each other and established a profound friendship. Li Jia, who joined later, has been rescued many times by other members, but she has not yet rescued anyone, and those who have rescued Li Jia have been rescued by Wang Yue. Zhao Xin has rescued all the members of the team, and the people Wang Yue has rescued have also been rescued by Chen Fan.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Fan rescued Zhao Xin.\nB: Wang Yue rescued Li Jia.\nC: Wang Yue rescued Chen Fan.\nD: Chen Fan rescued Li Jia.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lag of express packaging standards, the difficulty of recycling and the lack of environmental awareness are the three bottlenecks hindering the greening of express packaging. To break these bottlenecks, there is still a lot of work to be done. For example, we must solve the problems that most of the current standards are recommended indicators, the binding force is not strong and the implementation is difficult, and introduce national mandatory standards. In order to solve the problem of excessive packaging, we must first solve the problems of rough loading and unloading and sorting. To improve the recycling rate of packaging materials, a very important link is that for consumers, reusable packaging materials such as cartons, plastics and other garbage should be disposed of in a place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most suitable for the above text title?\n\nOptions:\nA: Green Express packaging has a long way to go.\nB: Play a good combination of boxing to help express green packaging.\nC: There are three bottlenecks in realizing green express packaging.\nD: Green Express packaging needs comprehensive social treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lag of express packaging standards, the difficulty of recycling and the lack of environmental awareness are the three bottlenecks hindering the greening of express packaging. To break these bottlenecks, there is still a lot of work to be done. For example, we must solve the problems that most of the current standards are recommended indicators, the binding force is not strong and the implementation is difficult, and introduce national mandatory standards. In order to solve the problem of excessive packaging, we must first solve the problems of rough loading and unloading and sorting. To improve the recycling rate of packaging materials, a very important link is that for consumers, reusable packaging materials such as cartons, plastics and other garbage should be disposed of in a place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most suitable for the above text title?\n\nOptions:\nA: Green Express packaging has a long way to go.\nB: Play a good combination of boxing to help express green packaging.\nC: There are three bottlenecks in realizing green express packaging.\nD: Green Express packaging needs comprehensive social treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe lag of express packaging standards, the difficulty of recycling and the lack of environmental awareness are the three bottlenecks hindering the greening of express packaging. To break these bottlenecks, there is still a lot of work to be done. For example, we must solve the problems that most of the current standards are recommended indicators, the binding force is not strong and the implementation is difficult, and introduce national mandatory standards. In order to solve the problem of excessive packaging, we must first solve the problems of rough loading and unloading and sorting. To improve the recycling rate of packaging materials, a very important link is that for consumers, reusable packaging materials such as cartons, plastics and other garbage should be disposed of in a place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most suitable for the above text title?\n\nOptions:\nA: Green Express packaging has a long way to go.\nB: Play a good combination of boxing to help express green packaging.\nC: There are three bottlenecks in realizing green express packaging.\nD: Green Express packaging needs comprehensive social treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA physically active lifestyle has been shown to help increase longevity. In the Wistar region of Bellaria, the average age at death is considerably higher than in any other part of the country. Wistar is the only mountainous part of Bellaria. A mountainous terrain makes even such basic activities as walking relatively strenuous; it essentially imposes a physically active lifestyle on people. Clearly, this circumstance explains the long lives of people in Wistar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many people who live in the Wistar region have moved there in middle age or upon retirement.\nB: Per capita spending on recreational activities is no higher in Wistar than it is in other regions of Bellaria.\nC: In Bellaria all medical expenses are paid by the government, so that personal income does not affect the quality of health care a person receives.\nD: The Wistar region is one of Bellaria, s least populated regions.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA physically active lifestyle has been shown to help increase longevity. In the Wistar region of Bellaria, the average age at death is considerably higher than in any other part of the country. Wistar is the only mountainous part of Bellaria. A mountainous terrain makes even such basic activities as walking relatively strenuous; it essentially imposes a physically active lifestyle on people. Clearly, this circumstance explains the long lives of people in Wistar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many people who live in the Wistar region have moved there in middle age or upon retirement.\nB: Per capita spending on recreational activities is no higher in Wistar than it is in other regions of Bellaria.\nC: In Bellaria all medical expenses are paid by the government, so that personal income does not affect the quality of health care a person receives.\nD: The Wistar region is one of Bellaria, s least populated regions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA physically active lifestyle has been shown to help increase longevity. In the Wistar region of Bellaria, the average age at death is considerably higher than in any other part of the country. Wistar is the only mountainous part of Bellaria. A mountainous terrain makes even such basic activities as walking relatively strenuous; it essentially imposes a physically active lifestyle on people. Clearly, this circumstance explains the long lives of people in Wistar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many people who live in the Wistar region have moved there in middle age or upon retirement.\nB: Per capita spending on recreational activities is no higher in Wistar than it is in other regions of Bellaria.\nC: In Bellaria all medical expenses are paid by the government, so that personal income does not affect the quality of health care a person receives.\nD: The Wistar region is one of Bellaria, s least populated regions.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA physically active lifestyle has been shown to help increase longevity. In the Wistar region of Bellaria, the average age at death is considerably higher than in any other part of the country. Wistar is the only mountainous part of Bellaria. A mountainous terrain makes even such basic activities as walking relatively strenuous; it essentially imposes a physically active lifestyle on people. Clearly, this circumstance explains the long lives of people in Wistar.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many people who live in the Wistar region have moved there in middle age or upon retirement.\nB: Per capita spending on recreational activities is no higher in Wistar than it is in other regions of Bellaria.\nC: In Bellaria all medical expenses are paid by the government, so that personal income does not affect the quality of health care a person receives.\nD: The Wistar region is one of Bellaria, s least populated regions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the weather forecast of the Central Meteorological Station, the computer is used to solve the equations describing the evolution of the weather and calculate the future weather. Weather forecasters analyze weather charts, meteorological satellites and other data, and then make specific weather forecasts for the next 3-5 days according to the accumulation of experience. At 8 o'clock every morning, the Central Meteorological Observatory connects local meteorological stations for weather consultation. After summarizing everyone's forecast opinions, the chief forecaster makes a forecast conclusion on the development and changes of the weather in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to make the Future Weather forecast in China\nB: The Central Meteorological Station uses high-tech means to observe the weather\nC: Artificial analysis and forecast is irreplaceable in weather forecast\nD: Weather forecast is the crystallization of the collective wisdom of scientists\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the weather forecast of the Central Meteorological Station, the computer is used to solve the equations describing the evolution of the weather and calculate the future weather. Weather forecasters analyze weather charts, meteorological satellites and other data, and then make specific weather forecasts for the next 3-5 days according to the accumulation of experience. At 8 o'clock every morning, the Central Meteorological Observatory connects local meteorological stations for weather consultation. After summarizing everyone's forecast opinions, the chief forecaster makes a forecast conclusion on the development and changes of the weather in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to make the Future Weather forecast in China\nB: The Central Meteorological Station uses high-tech means to observe the weather\nC: Artificial analysis and forecast is irreplaceable in weather forecast\nD: Weather forecast is the crystallization of the collective wisdom of scientists\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the weather forecast of the Central Meteorological Station, the computer is used to solve the equations describing the evolution of the weather and calculate the future weather. Weather forecasters analyze weather charts, meteorological satellites and other data, and then make specific weather forecasts for the next 3-5 days according to the accumulation of experience. At 8 o'clock every morning, the Central Meteorological Observatory connects local meteorological stations for weather consultation. After summarizing everyone's forecast opinions, the chief forecaster makes a forecast conclusion on the development and changes of the weather in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: How to make the Future Weather forecast in China\nB: The Central Meteorological Station uses high-tech means to observe the weather\nC: Artificial analysis and forecast is irreplaceable in weather forecast\nD: Weather forecast is the crystallization of the collective wisdom of scientists\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term sex and gender are often used interchangeably. But sex more properly refers to biological differences of male and female, while gender refers to society' s construction of a system that identifies what is masculine and feminine. Unlike the set of characteristics defining biological sex, the set of traits that are associated with gender does not sort people into two nonoverlapping groups. The traits characterize people in a complex way, so that a person may have both masculine and feminine traits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements best expresses a main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distinctions based on gender are frequently arbitrary.\nB: Society rather than the individual decides what is considered proper behavior.\nC: The terms sex and gender are not properly interchangeable.\nD: Gender traits are not determined at birth.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term sex and gender are often used interchangeably. But sex more properly refers to biological differences of male and female, while gender refers to society' s construction of a system that identifies what is masculine and feminine. Unlike the set of characteristics defining biological sex, the set of traits that are associated with gender does not sort people into two nonoverlapping groups. The traits characterize people in a complex way, so that a person may have both masculine and feminine traits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements best expresses a main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distinctions based on gender are frequently arbitrary.\nB: Society rather than the individual decides what is considered proper behavior.\nC: The terms sex and gender are not properly interchangeable.\nD: Gender traits are not determined at birth.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term sex and gender are often used interchangeably. But sex more properly refers to biological differences of male and female, while gender refers to society' s construction of a system that identifies what is masculine and feminine. Unlike the set of characteristics defining biological sex, the set of traits that are associated with gender does not sort people into two nonoverlapping groups. The traits characterize people in a complex way, so that a person may have both masculine and feminine traits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements best expresses a main point of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Distinctions based on gender are frequently arbitrary.\nB: Society rather than the individual decides what is considered proper behavior.\nC: The terms sex and gender are not properly interchangeable.\nD: Gender traits are not determined at birth.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of the lucrative but illegal trade in rhinoceros horns, a certain rhinoceros species has been hunted nearly to extinction. Ttherefore an effective way to ensure the survival of that species would be to periodically trim off the horns of all rhinoceroses, thereby eliminating the motivation for poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Poachers hunt at least some immature rhinoceroses whose horns have not yet started to develop.\nB: The demand for rhinoceros horns will remain constant even if the supply decreases after the periodic trimming-off of the rhinoceros horns has begun.\nC: Rhinoceroses whose horns have been trimmed off are unable to defend themselves against predators .\nD: At least some rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of the lucrative but illegal trade in rhinoceros horns, a certain rhinoceros species has been hunted nearly to extinction. Ttherefore an effective way to ensure the survival of that species would be to periodically trim off the horns of all rhinoceroses, thereby eliminating the motivation for poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Poachers hunt at least some immature rhinoceroses whose horns have not yet started to develop.\nB: The demand for rhinoceros horns will remain constant even if the supply decreases after the periodic trimming-off of the rhinoceros horns has begun.\nC: Rhinoceroses whose horns have been trimmed off are unable to defend themselves against predators .\nD: At least some rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause of the lucrative but illegal trade in rhinoceros horns, a certain rhinoceros species has been hunted nearly to extinction. Ttherefore an effective way to ensure the survival of that species would be to periodically trim off the horns of all rhinoceroses, thereby eliminating the motivation for poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Poachers hunt at least some immature rhinoceroses whose horns have not yet started to develop.\nB: The demand for rhinoceros horns will remain constant even if the supply decreases after the periodic trimming-off of the rhinoceros horns has begun.\nC: Rhinoceroses whose horns have been trimmed off are unable to defend themselves against predators .\nD: At least some rhinoceroses whose horns are periodically trimmed off will be able to attract mates.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe subtext is originally a dramatic word, which refers to an opinion that is actually contained in the line but not clearly stated. Rich subtext can often make the performance more intriguing.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which statement contains a typical subtext?\n\nOptions:\nA: When giving a lecture, the history teacher said: China is a land of etiquette and etiquette because of its vast territory and abundant resources\nB: The offending driver said to the traffic police, I have something urgent. I didn't see the traffic sign line clearly.\nC: The judge sentenced the defendant to ten years' imprisonment\nD: The weatherman on TV said: the highest temperature today is 24 degrees celsius and it is cloudy\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe subtext is originally a dramatic word, which refers to an opinion that is actually contained in the line but not clearly stated. Rich subtext can often make the performance more intriguing.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which statement contains a typical subtext?\n\nOptions:\nA: When giving a lecture, the history teacher said: China is a land of etiquette and etiquette because of its vast territory and abundant resources\nB: The offending driver said to the traffic police, I have something urgent. I didn't see the traffic sign line clearly.\nC: The judge sentenced the defendant to ten years' imprisonment\nD: The weatherman on TV said: the highest temperature today is 24 degrees celsius and it is cloudy\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe shortage of water resources has always been a long-term and trending problem facing my country in the process of population growth, urbanization and industrialization, and has become a major bottleneck restricting my country's economic development. Experts believe that seawater desalination is the most economical and the most practical and flexible water crisis solution in coastal and coastal areas. With the advancement of technology, the cost of seawater desalination will gradually decrease, and will eventually reach the level of competition with urban tap water, which is gradually increasing in cost, so that it can be promoted on a large scale.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is stressed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The necessity and feasibility of seawater desalination.\nB: The economical and practical benefits of seawater desalination.\nC: The water crisis restricts China's economic development.\nD: Effective measures to solve the water crisis in coastal areas.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n Several of a certain bank's top executives have recently been purchasing shares in their own bank. This activity has occasioned some surprise, since it is widely believed that the bank, carrying a large number of bad loans, is on the brink of collapse. Since the executives are well placed to know the bank's true condition, it might seem that their share purchases show that the danger of collapse is exaggerated. However, the available information about the bank's condition is from reliable and informed sources, and corporate executives do sometimes buy shares in their own company in a calculated attempt to calm worries about their company's condition. On balance, ttherefore, it is likely that the executives of the bank are following this example. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides evidence to support the position that the argument seeks to establish.\nB: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first provides evidence to defend the position that the argument seeks to establish against opposing positions; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states a conclusion that is drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n Several of a certain bank's top executives have recently been purchasing shares in their own bank. This activity has occasioned some surprise, since it is widely believed that the bank, carrying a large number of bad loans, is on the brink of collapse. Since the executives are well placed to know the bank's true condition, it might seem that their share purchases show that the danger of collapse is exaggerated. However, the available information about the bank's condition is from reliable and informed sources, and corporate executives do sometimes buy shares in their own company in a calculated attempt to calm worries about their company's condition. On balance, ttherefore, it is likely that the executives of the bank are following this example. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides evidence to support the position that the argument seeks to establish.\nB: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first provides evidence to defend the position that the argument seeks to establish against opposing positions; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states a conclusion that is drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n Several of a certain bank's top executives have recently been purchasing shares in their own bank. This activity has occasioned some surprise, since it is widely believed that the bank, carrying a large number of bad loans, is on the brink of collapse. Since the executives are well placed to know the bank's true condition, it might seem that their share purchases show that the danger of collapse is exaggerated. However, the available information about the bank's condition is from reliable and informed sources, and corporate executives do sometimes buy shares in their own company in a calculated attempt to calm worries about their company's condition. On balance, ttherefore, it is likely that the executives of the bank are following this example. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides evidence to support the position that the argument seeks to establish.\nB: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first provides evidence to defend the position that the argument seeks to establish against opposing positions; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states a conclusion that is drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n Several of a certain bank's top executives have recently been purchasing shares in their own bank. This activity has occasioned some surprise, since it is widely believed that the bank, carrying a large number of bad loans, is on the brink of collapse. Since the executives are well placed to know the bank's true condition, it might seem that their share purchases show that the danger of collapse is exaggerated. However, the available information about the bank's condition is from reliable and informed sources, and corporate executives do sometimes buy shares in their own company in a calculated attempt to calm worries about their company's condition. On balance, ttherefore, it is likely that the executives of the bank are following this example. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides evidence to support the position that the argument seeks to establish.\nB: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nC: The first provides evidence to defend the position that the argument seeks to establish against opposing positions; the second states the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first describes the circumstance the explanation of which is the issue that the argument addresses; the second states a conclusion that is drawn in order to support the main conclusion of the argument.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrying to make others view oneself positively is acquired impression management; and the defensive measure to minimize one's own deficiencies or avoid making others view oneself negatively is protective impression management.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, whic of hthe followings belongs to protective impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Xiaofan goes to work, he always goes to the office half an hour early to do cleaning, and his colleagues think he is a hardworking person.\nB: Xiao Chen doesn't like to talk because he sometimes stutters\nC: Xiao Wang is serious about studying and won the title of Good Students\nD: Xiao Zhang has his own cleverness and likes to rush to answer in class\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrying to make others view oneself positively is acquired impression management; and the defensive measure to minimize one's own deficiencies or avoid making others view oneself negatively is protective impression management.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, whic of hthe followings belongs to protective impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Xiaofan goes to work, he always goes to the office half an hour early to do cleaning, and his colleagues think he is a hardworking person.\nB: Xiao Chen doesn't like to talk because he sometimes stutters\nC: Xiao Wang is serious about studying and won the title of Good Students\nD: Xiao Zhang has his own cleverness and likes to rush to answer in class\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTrying to make others view oneself positively is acquired impression management; and the defensive measure to minimize one's own deficiencies or avoid making others view oneself negatively is protective impression management.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, whic of hthe followings belongs to protective impression management?\n\nOptions:\nA: When Xiaofan goes to work, he always goes to the office half an hour early to do cleaning, and his colleagues think he is a hardworking person.\nB: Xiao Chen doesn't like to talk because he sometimes stutters\nC: Xiao Wang is serious about studying and won the title of Good Students\nD: Xiao Zhang has his own cleverness and likes to rush to answer in class\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe only asset of intermediary agencies is reputation. If the intermediary structure does not speak credibility, they will not be able to provide true information. In order to make the intermediary structure credible, the intermediary cannot become a statutory monopoly organization, nor should it be affiliated to the government. The current world The more authoritative third-party certification agencies, such as Jiadi and Fitch, are private in nature and do not belong to the government. The reason is that third-party certification agencies are far stronger than the government in terms of the authenticity and effectiveness of information disclosure.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text tells us:\n\nOptions:\nA: The credit problem in informatization has become increasingly prominent and has become an important topic of people's attention at present.\nB: The authenticity and effectiveness of information represent a new value orientation in the information field.\nC: To win a place in the competition, intermediary agencies must grasp the magic weapon of reputation.\nD: To ensure the accuracy of the information provided, intermediaries should stay away from monopolies and government intervention.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe only asset of intermediary agencies is reputation. If the intermediary structure does not speak credibility, they will not be able to provide true information. In order to make the intermediary structure credible, the intermediary cannot become a statutory monopoly organization, nor should it be affiliated to the government. The current world The more authoritative third-party certification agencies, such as Jiadi and Fitch, are private in nature and do not belong to the government. The reason is that third-party certification agencies are far stronger than the government in terms of the authenticity and effectiveness of information disclosure.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text tells us:\n\nOptions:\nA: The credit problem in informatization has become increasingly prominent and has become an important topic of people's attention at present.\nB: The authenticity and effectiveness of information represent a new value orientation in the information field.\nC: To win a place in the competition, intermediary agencies must grasp the magic weapon of reputation.\nD: To ensure the accuracy of the information provided, intermediaries should stay away from monopolies and government intervention.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe only asset of intermediary agencies is reputation. If the intermediary structure does not speak credibility, they will not be able to provide true information. In order to make the intermediary structure credible, the intermediary cannot become a statutory monopoly organization, nor should it be affiliated to the government. The current world The more authoritative third-party certification agencies, such as Jiadi and Fitch, are private in nature and do not belong to the government. The reason is that third-party certification agencies are far stronger than the government in terms of the authenticity and effectiveness of information disclosure.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text tells us:\n\nOptions:\nA: The credit problem in informatization has become increasingly prominent and has become an important topic of people's attention at present.\nB: The authenticity and effectiveness of information represent a new value orientation in the information field.\nC: To win a place in the competition, intermediary agencies must grasp the magic weapon of reputation.\nD: To ensure the accuracy of the information provided, intermediaries should stay away from monopolies and government intervention.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe only asset of intermediary agencies is reputation. If the intermediary structure does not speak credibility, they will not be able to provide true information. In order to make the intermediary structure credible, the intermediary cannot become a statutory monopoly organization, nor should it be affiliated to the government. The current world The more authoritative third-party certification agencies, such as Jiadi and Fitch, are private in nature and do not belong to the government. The reason is that third-party certification agencies are far stronger than the government in terms of the authenticity and effectiveness of information disclosure.\n\nQuestion:\nThis text tells us:\n\nOptions:\nA: The credit problem in informatization has become increasingly prominent and has become an important topic of people's attention at present.\nB: The authenticity and effectiveness of information represent a new value orientation in the information field.\nC: To win a place in the competition, intermediary agencies must grasp the magic weapon of reputation.\nD: To ensure the accuracy of the information provided, intermediaries should stay away from monopolies and government intervention.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman skin gives off an array of gaseous substances, including carbon dioxide and lactic acid, both of which attract mosquitoes. However, neither of these two substances, whether alone or combined with one another, will attract mosquitoes as much as a bare human arm will, even in complete darkness, where a mosquito has no visual cues. Ttherefore, some other gaseous substance given off by human skin also attracts mosquitoes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument requires which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mosquitoes are no more successful in finding a bare human arm in darkness than in light.\nB: Human skin gives off gaseous substances in greater amounts during the day than during the night.\nC: Mosquitoes are not attracted to humans by body heat.\nD: Human skin never gives off any gaseous substances that repel mosquitoes.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman skin gives off an array of gaseous substances, including carbon dioxide and lactic acid, both of which attract mosquitoes. However, neither of these two substances, whether alone or combined with one another, will attract mosquitoes as much as a bare human arm will, even in complete darkness, where a mosquito has no visual cues. Ttherefore, some other gaseous substance given off by human skin also attracts mosquitoes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument requires which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mosquitoes are no more successful in finding a bare human arm in darkness than in light.\nB: Human skin gives off gaseous substances in greater amounts during the day than during the night.\nC: Mosquitoes are not attracted to humans by body heat.\nD: Human skin never gives off any gaseous substances that repel mosquitoes.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman skin gives off an array of gaseous substances, including carbon dioxide and lactic acid, both of which attract mosquitoes. However, neither of these two substances, whether alone or combined with one another, will attract mosquitoes as much as a bare human arm will, even in complete darkness, where a mosquito has no visual cues. Ttherefore, some other gaseous substance given off by human skin also attracts mosquitoes.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument requires which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mosquitoes are no more successful in finding a bare human arm in darkness than in light.\nB: Human skin gives off gaseous substances in greater amounts during the day than during the night.\nC: Mosquitoes are not attracted to humans by body heat.\nD: Human skin never gives off any gaseous substances that repel mosquitoes.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRichard: Because it fails to meet the fundamental requirement of art -- that it represent -- abstract art will eventually be seen as an aberration. Jung-Su: Although artists, like musicians, may reject literal representation, makers of abstract art choose to represent the purely formal features of objects, which are discovered only when everyday perspectives are rejected. Thus, whatever others might come to say, abstract art is part of the artistic mainstream.\n\nQuestion:\nRichard and Jung-Su disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: musicians may reject literal representation\nB: abstract art is representational\nC: makers of abstract art reject literal representation\nD: abstract art will be seen as an aberration\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRichard: Because it fails to meet the fundamental requirement of art -- that it represent -- abstract art will eventually be seen as an aberration. Jung-Su: Although artists, like musicians, may reject literal representation, makers of abstract art choose to represent the purely formal features of objects, which are discovered only when everyday perspectives are rejected. Thus, whatever others might come to say, abstract art is part of the artistic mainstream.\n\nQuestion:\nRichard and Jung-Su disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: musicians may reject literal representation\nB: abstract art is representational\nC: makers of abstract art reject literal representation\nD: abstract art will be seen as an aberration\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRichard: Because it fails to meet the fundamental requirement of art -- that it represent -- abstract art will eventually be seen as an aberration. Jung-Su: Although artists, like musicians, may reject literal representation, makers of abstract art choose to represent the purely formal features of objects, which are discovered only when everyday perspectives are rejected. Thus, whatever others might come to say, abstract art is part of the artistic mainstream.\n\nQuestion:\nRichard and Jung-Su disagree over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: musicians may reject literal representation\nB: abstract art is representational\nC: makers of abstract art reject literal representation\nD: abstract art will be seen as an aberration\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile it might be expected that those neighborhoods most heavily patrolled by police have the least crime, the statistical evidence overwhelmingly supports the claim that such neighborhoods have the most crime. This shows that the presence of police does not decrease crime in a neighborhood.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider the possibility that police presence in a particular area is often a response to the relatively high crime rate in that area\nB: draws a general conclusion from too small a sample of data\nC: attempts to support its conclusion by making an appeal to emotions\nD: fails to consider the possibility that criminals may commit crimes in more than one neighborhood\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile it might be expected that those neighborhoods most heavily patrolled by police have the least crime, the statistical evidence overwhelmingly supports the claim that such neighborhoods have the most crime. This shows that the presence of police does not decrease crime in a neighborhood.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider the possibility that police presence in a particular area is often a response to the relatively high crime rate in that area\nB: draws a general conclusion from too small a sample of data\nC: attempts to support its conclusion by making an appeal to emotions\nD: fails to consider the possibility that criminals may commit crimes in more than one neighborhood\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhile it might be expected that those neighborhoods most heavily patrolled by police have the least crime, the statistical evidence overwhelmingly supports the claim that such neighborhoods have the most crime. This shows that the presence of police does not decrease crime in a neighborhood.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider the possibility that police presence in a particular area is often a response to the relatively high crime rate in that area\nB: draws a general conclusion from too small a sample of data\nC: attempts to support its conclusion by making an appeal to emotions\nD: fails to consider the possibility that criminals may commit crimes in more than one neighborhood\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn organization has investigated the average housing prices of three types of housing (villas, ordinary commercial rooms and comfortable housing) in cities A, B and C in eastern China, and the information released is as follows: according to the price of villa housing, from high to low is A, B, C; According to the price of ordinary commercial housing, from high to low is A, C, B; According to the price of comfortable housing, from high to low is B, A, C.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is wrong about the overall average housing price of residents in the above three cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the highest\nB: The overall average price of housing in City B is in the middle\nC: The overall average price of housing in City C is the lowest\nD: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the lowest\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn organization has investigated the average housing prices of three types of housing (villas, ordinary commercial rooms and comfortable housing) in cities A, B and C in eastern China, and the information released is as follows: according to the price of villa housing, from high to low is A, B, C; According to the price of ordinary commercial housing, from high to low is A, C, B; According to the price of comfortable housing, from high to low is B, A, C.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is wrong about the overall average housing price of residents in the above three cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the highest\nB: The overall average price of housing in City B is in the middle\nC: The overall average price of housing in City C is the lowest\nD: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the lowest\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn organization has investigated the average housing prices of three types of housing (villas, ordinary commercial rooms and comfortable housing) in cities A, B and C in eastern China, and the information released is as follows: according to the price of villa housing, from high to low is A, B, C; According to the price of ordinary commercial housing, from high to low is A, C, B; According to the price of comfortable housing, from high to low is B, A, C.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following judgments is wrong about the overall average housing price of residents in the above three cities?\n\nOptions:\nA: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the highest\nB: The overall average price of housing in City B is in the middle\nC: The overall average price of housing in City C is the lowest\nD: The overall average price of residential housing in City A is the lowest\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all microbe species live together in dense, interdependent communities, supporting the environment for each other, and regulating the population balances for their different species through a complex system of chemical signals. For this reason, it is currently impossible to cultivate any one such species in isolation. Thus, microbiologists lack complete knowledge of most microbe species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is currently impossible to reproduce the environmental supports and chemical signals in dense, interdependent communities of microbe species, then it is also impossible to cultivate any microbe species from such a community in isolation.\nB: At least some microbiologists lack complete knowledge of any microbe species that live together in dense, interdependent communities.\nC: No microbe species that normally lives together with other microbe species in dense, interdependent communities can survive outside such a community.\nD: No microbiologist can have complete knowledge of any species of organism unless that microbiologist can cultivate that species in isolation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlmost all microbe species live together in dense, interdependent communities, supporting the environment for each other, and regulating the population balances for their different species through a complex system of chemical signals. For this reason, it is currently impossible to cultivate any one such species in isolation. Thus, microbiologists lack complete knowledge of most microbe species.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, enables the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is currently impossible to reproduce the environmental supports and chemical signals in dense, interdependent communities of microbe species, then it is also impossible to cultivate any microbe species from such a community in isolation.\nB: At least some microbiologists lack complete knowledge of any microbe species that live together in dense, interdependent communities.\nC: No microbe species that normally lives together with other microbe species in dense, interdependent communities can survive outside such a community.\nD: No microbiologist can have complete knowledge of any species of organism unless that microbiologist can cultivate that species in isolation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an exam, there are three questions about tourist attractions in Beijing, requiring candidates to choose the name of a scenic spot as the only answer to each question. The answers of six candidates to the above three questions are as follows: the first candidate: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the second candidate: Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square; the third candidate: the Forbidden City, the Forbidden City; the fourth candidate: the Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the fifth candidate: Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City; the sixth candidate: the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City. The examination results show that each examinee has answered at least one of the questions correctly.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options is the order of answers to these three questions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace, Temple of Heaven\nB: The Imperial Palace, Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square\nC: Tiananmen Square, the Imperial Palace, the Temple of Heaven\nD: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an exam, there are three questions about tourist attractions in Beijing, requiring candidates to choose the name of a scenic spot as the only answer to each question. The answers of six candidates to the above three questions are as follows: the first candidate: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the second candidate: Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square; the third candidate: the Forbidden City, the Forbidden City; the fourth candidate: the Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the fifth candidate: Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City; the sixth candidate: the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City. The examination results show that each examinee has answered at least one of the questions correctly.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options is the order of answers to these three questions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace, Temple of Heaven\nB: The Imperial Palace, Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square\nC: Tiananmen Square, the Imperial Palace, the Temple of Heaven\nD: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn an exam, there are three questions about tourist attractions in Beijing, requiring candidates to choose the name of a scenic spot as the only answer to each question. The answers of six candidates to the above three questions are as follows: the first candidate: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the second candidate: Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square; the third candidate: the Forbidden City, the Forbidden City; the fourth candidate: the Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square; the fifth candidate: Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City; the sixth candidate: the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City. The examination results show that each examinee has answered at least one of the questions correctly.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above statement, which of the following options is the order of answers to these three questions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace, Temple of Heaven\nB: The Imperial Palace, Tiananmen Square, Tiananmen Square\nC: Tiananmen Square, the Imperial Palace, the Temple of Heaven\nD: Temple of Heaven, Temple of Heaven, Imperial Palace\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne should never sacrifice one' s health in order to acquire money, for without health, happiness is not obtainable.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Money should be acquired only if its acquisition will not make happiness unobtainable.\nB: In order to be happy one must have either money or health.\nC: Being wealthy is, under certain conditions, conducive to unhappiness.\nD: Health is more conducive to happiness than wealth is.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOne should never sacrifice one' s health in order to acquire money, for without health, happiness is not obtainable.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: Money should be acquired only if its acquisition will not make happiness unobtainable.\nB: In order to be happy one must have either money or health.\nC: Being wealthy is, under certain conditions, conducive to unhappiness.\nD: Health is more conducive to happiness than wealth is.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaleontologist: About 2. 8 million years ago, many species that lived near the ocean floor suffered substantial population declines. These declines coincided with the onset of an ice age. The notion that cold killed those bottom-dwelling creatures outright is misguided, however; temperatures near the ocean floor would have changed very little. Nevertheless, the cold probably did cause the population declines, though indirectly. Many bottom-dwellers depended for food on plankton, small organisms that lived close to the surface and sank to the bottom when they died. Most probably, the plankton suffered a severe population decline as a result of sharply lower temperatures at the surface, depriving many bottom-dwellers of food. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the paleontologist's reasoning, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a generalization put forward by the paleontologist; the second presents certain exceptional cases in which that generalization does not hold.\nB: The first is an explanation challenged by the paleontologist; the second is an explanation proposed by the paleontologist.\nC: The first is a judgment advanced in support of a conclusion reached by the paleontologist; the second is that conclusion.\nD: The first introduces the hypothesis proposed by the paleontologist; the second is a judgment offered in spelling out that hypothesis.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaleontologist: About 2. 8 million years ago, many species that lived near the ocean floor suffered substantial population declines. These declines coincided with the onset of an ice age. The notion that cold killed those bottom-dwelling creatures outright is misguided, however; temperatures near the ocean floor would have changed very little. Nevertheless, the cold probably did cause the population declines, though indirectly. Many bottom-dwellers depended for food on plankton, small organisms that lived close to the surface and sank to the bottom when they died. Most probably, the plankton suffered a severe population decline as a result of sharply lower temperatures at the surface, depriving many bottom-dwellers of food. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the paleontologist's reasoning, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a generalization put forward by the paleontologist; the second presents certain exceptional cases in which that generalization does not hold.\nB: The first is an explanation challenged by the paleontologist; the second is an explanation proposed by the paleontologist.\nC: The first is a judgment advanced in support of a conclusion reached by the paleontologist; the second is that conclusion.\nD: The first introduces the hypothesis proposed by the paleontologist; the second is a judgment offered in spelling out that hypothesis.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPaleontologist: About 2. 8 million years ago, many species that lived near the ocean floor suffered substantial population declines. These declines coincided with the onset of an ice age. The notion that cold killed those bottom-dwelling creatures outright is misguided, however; temperatures near the ocean floor would have changed very little. Nevertheless, the cold probably did cause the population declines, though indirectly. Many bottom-dwellers depended for food on plankton, small organisms that lived close to the surface and sank to the bottom when they died. Most probably, the plankton suffered a severe population decline as a result of sharply lower temperatures at the surface, depriving many bottom-dwellers of food. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the paleontologist's reasoning, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a generalization put forward by the paleontologist; the second presents certain exceptional cases in which that generalization does not hold.\nB: The first is an explanation challenged by the paleontologist; the second is an explanation proposed by the paleontologist.\nC: The first is a judgment advanced in support of a conclusion reached by the paleontologist; the second is that conclusion.\nD: The first introduces the hypothesis proposed by the paleontologist; the second is a judgment offered in spelling out that hypothesis.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is probably within the reach of human technology to make the climate of Mars inhabitable. It might be several centuries before people could live there, even with breathing apparatuses, but some of the world' s great temples and cathedrals took centuries to build. Research efforts now are justified if there is even a chance of making another planet inhabitable. Besides, the intellectual exercise of understanding how the Martian atmosphere might be changed could help in understanding atmospheric changes inadvertently triggered by human activity on Earth.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument is that\n\nOptions:\nA: research efforts aimed at discovering how to change the climate of Mars are justified\nB: it is probably technologically possible for humankind to alter the climate of Mars\nC: efforts to change the climate of Mars could facilitate understanding of the Earth's climate\nD: it would take several centuries to make Mars even marginally inhabitable\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is probably within the reach of human technology to make the climate of Mars inhabitable. It might be several centuries before people could live there, even with breathing apparatuses, but some of the world' s great temples and cathedrals took centuries to build. Research efforts now are justified if there is even a chance of making another planet inhabitable. Besides, the intellectual exercise of understanding how the Martian atmosphere might be changed could help in understanding atmospheric changes inadvertently triggered by human activity on Earth.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument is that\n\nOptions:\nA: research efforts aimed at discovering how to change the climate of Mars are justified\nB: it is probably technologically possible for humankind to alter the climate of Mars\nC: efforts to change the climate of Mars could facilitate understanding of the Earth's climate\nD: it would take several centuries to make Mars even marginally inhabitable\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is probably within the reach of human technology to make the climate of Mars inhabitable. It might be several centuries before people could live there, even with breathing apparatuses, but some of the world' s great temples and cathedrals took centuries to build. Research efforts now are justified if there is even a chance of making another planet inhabitable. Besides, the intellectual exercise of understanding how the Martian atmosphere might be changed could help in understanding atmospheric changes inadvertently triggered by human activity on Earth.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument is that\n\nOptions:\nA: research efforts aimed at discovering how to change the climate of Mars are justified\nB: it is probably technologically possible for humankind to alter the climate of Mars\nC: efforts to change the climate of Mars could facilitate understanding of the Earth's climate\nD: it would take several centuries to make Mars even marginally inhabitable\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe phenomenon that ordinary civil disputes evolved into violent crimes, and finally had to introduce national coercive force to finally resolve disputes, became the funnel effect of disputes.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to the funnel effect of disputes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao has always suspected that his wife has an affair after marriage. Recently, his wife joined a new company. Xiao Zhao began to suspect that his wife had an affair with his boss. After an argument with his wife, he rushed to his wife's company and injured his boss\nB: Zhang has had many conflicts with his neighbor Li because of farmland problems. After many mediations, Zhang was sentenced to intentional injury and was sentenced to prison for assaulting Li's mother during the last conflict\nC: Xiao Wang borrowed 30,000 yuan to Xiao Zhang and signed a loan agreement, but after the expiration, Xiao Zhang did not repay the loan and defaulted maliciously. Xiao Wang tried to communicate many times but Xiao Zhang always denied it, and Xiao Wang severely injured Xiao Zhang , Was sentenced to jail\nD: Tian's family was dissatisfied with the long-term occupation of the road at the door of the Liu family. The two families used to go to the village committee to argue, and there were many physical conflicts, but the contradiction was still not resolved. In the end, Tian's son drove into Liu's house and was sentenced\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe phenomenon that ordinary civil disputes evolved into violent crimes, and finally had to introduce national coercive force to finally resolve disputes, became the funnel effect of disputes.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to the funnel effect of disputes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao has always suspected that his wife has an affair after marriage. Recently, his wife joined a new company. Xiao Zhao began to suspect that his wife had an affair with his boss. After an argument with his wife, he rushed to his wife's company and injured his boss\nB: Zhang has had many conflicts with his neighbor Li because of farmland problems. After many mediations, Zhang was sentenced to intentional injury and was sentenced to prison for assaulting Li's mother during the last conflict\nC: Xiao Wang borrowed 30,000 yuan to Xiao Zhang and signed a loan agreement, but after the expiration, Xiao Zhang did not repay the loan and defaulted maliciously. Xiao Wang tried to communicate many times but Xiao Zhang always denied it, and Xiao Wang severely injured Xiao Zhang , Was sentenced to jail\nD: Tian's family was dissatisfied with the long-term occupation of the road at the door of the Liu family. The two families used to go to the village committee to argue, and there were many physical conflicts, but the contradiction was still not resolved. In the end, Tian's son drove into Liu's house and was sentenced\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe phenomenon that ordinary civil disputes evolved into violent crimes, and finally had to introduce national coercive force to finally resolve disputes, became the funnel effect of disputes.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to the funnel effect of disputes?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Zhao has always suspected that his wife has an affair after marriage. Recently, his wife joined a new company. Xiao Zhao began to suspect that his wife had an affair with his boss. After an argument with his wife, he rushed to his wife's company and injured his boss\nB: Zhang has had many conflicts with his neighbor Li because of farmland problems. After many mediations, Zhang was sentenced to intentional injury and was sentenced to prison for assaulting Li's mother during the last conflict\nC: Xiao Wang borrowed 30,000 yuan to Xiao Zhang and signed a loan agreement, but after the expiration, Xiao Zhang did not repay the loan and defaulted maliciously. Xiao Wang tried to communicate many times but Xiao Zhang always denied it, and Xiao Wang severely injured Xiao Zhang , Was sentenced to jail\nD: Tian's family was dissatisfied with the long-term occupation of the road at the door of the Liu family. The two families used to go to the village committee to argue, and there were many physical conflicts, but the contradiction was still not resolved. In the end, Tian's son drove into Liu's house and was sentenced\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA hotel announced that although the newly developed oil fume emission system has not completed the test and inspection for six months, it has not failed so far, so the company decided to install it in the hotel back kitchen. After all, this system can solve the oil fume problem more effectively. the chef of the hotel said: we can't use the oil fume emission system that hasn't completed the test. Let's talk about it in six months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best supports the chef's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: New systems that can deal with oil fume more effectively may also have new problems\nB: Although the new fume emission system is more difficult to operate than the previous one, it has some new capabilities\nC: The new fume exhaust system has longer warranty period and convenient maintenance\nD: Many safety accidents are caused by oil fume emission system\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA hotel announced that although the newly developed oil fume emission system has not completed the test and inspection for six months, it has not failed so far, so the company decided to install it in the hotel back kitchen. After all, this system can solve the oil fume problem more effectively. the chef of the hotel said: we can't use the oil fume emission system that hasn't completed the test. Let's talk about it in six months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best supports the chef's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: New systems that can deal with oil fume more effectively may also have new problems\nB: Although the new fume emission system is more difficult to operate than the previous one, it has some new capabilities\nC: The new fume exhaust system has longer warranty period and convenient maintenance\nD: Many safety accidents are caused by oil fume emission system\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA hotel announced that although the newly developed oil fume emission system has not completed the test and inspection for six months, it has not failed so far, so the company decided to install it in the hotel back kitchen. After all, this system can solve the oil fume problem more effectively. the chef of the hotel said: we can't use the oil fume emission system that hasn't completed the test. Let's talk about it in six months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best supports the chef's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: New systems that can deal with oil fume more effectively may also have new problems\nB: Although the new fume emission system is more difficult to operate than the previous one, it has some new capabilities\nC: The new fume exhaust system has longer warranty period and convenient maintenance\nD: Many safety accidents are caused by oil fume emission system\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA hotel announced that although the newly developed oil fume emission system has not completed the test and inspection for six months, it has not failed so far, so the company decided to install it in the hotel back kitchen. After all, this system can solve the oil fume problem more effectively. the chef of the hotel said: we can't use the oil fume emission system that hasn't completed the test. Let's talk about it in six months.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings best supports the chef's objection?\n\nOptions:\nA: New systems that can deal with oil fume more effectively may also have new problems\nB: Although the new fume emission system is more difficult to operate than the previous one, it has some new capabilities\nC: The new fume exhaust system has longer warranty period and convenient maintenance\nD: Many safety accidents are caused by oil fume emission system\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers asked children of different ages to use words to form semantic correspondence. For example, when children see the words eagle, bear and robin, they combine them best according to their meaning. The results showed that older participants were more likely to develop different types of false memory than younger participants. Because there are many forms of classification in their minds. For example, young children classify eagles and robins as birds, while older children classify eagles and bears as predators. Compared with children, they have a concept of predators in their minds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: Older children are more likely to have false memories than younger ones\nB: Older and younger children make different mistakes when remembering\nC: Children testify more reliably than teenagers or adults\nD: Depending on the nature of different events and the evidence and testimony, young children may sometimes remember more accurately\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers asked children of different ages to use words to form semantic correspondence. For example, when children see the words eagle, bear and robin, they combine them best according to their meaning. The results showed that older participants were more likely to develop different types of false memory than younger participants. Because there are many forms of classification in their minds. For example, young children classify eagles and robins as birds, while older children classify eagles and bears as predators. Compared with children, they have a concept of predators in their minds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: Older children are more likely to have false memories than younger ones\nB: Older and younger children make different mistakes when remembering\nC: Children testify more reliably than teenagers or adults\nD: Depending on the nature of different events and the evidence and testimony, young children may sometimes remember more accurately\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers asked children of different ages to use words to form semantic correspondence. For example, when children see the words eagle, bear and robin, they combine them best according to their meaning. The results showed that older participants were more likely to develop different types of false memory than younger participants. Because there are many forms of classification in their minds. For example, young children classify eagles and robins as birds, while older children classify eagles and bears as predators. Compared with children, they have a concept of predators in their minds.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: Older children are more likely to have false memories than younger ones\nB: Older and younger children make different mistakes when remembering\nC: Children testify more reliably than teenagers or adults\nD: Depending on the nature of different events and the evidence and testimony, young children may sometimes remember more accurately\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have proved that the free calcium content in bone soup cooked by traditional methods is very low, and the calcium content in every 100 ml of bone soup is only about 2 mg. Therefore, the traditional concept of drinking bone soup to supplement calcium is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only free calcium ions can be digested and absorbed by the body\nB: Bone soup contains more fat, often drinking bone soup may cause hyperlipidemia\nC: Bone soup contains collagen, which can enhance the body's hematopoietic function\nD: The calcium intake of Chinese residents is generally insufficient, and food supplements are the most convenient\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have proved that the free calcium content in bone soup cooked by traditional methods is very low, and the calcium content in every 100 ml of bone soup is only about 2 mg. Therefore, the traditional concept of drinking bone soup to supplement calcium is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only free calcium ions can be digested and absorbed by the body\nB: Bone soup contains more fat, often drinking bone soup may cause hyperlipidemia\nC: Bone soup contains collagen, which can enhance the body's hematopoietic function\nD: The calcium intake of Chinese residents is generally insufficient, and food supplements are the most convenient\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have proved that the free calcium content in bone soup cooked by traditional methods is very low, and the calcium content in every 100 ml of bone soup is only about 2 mg. Therefore, the traditional concept of drinking bone soup to supplement calcium is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only free calcium ions can be digested and absorbed by the body\nB: Bone soup contains more fat, often drinking bone soup may cause hyperlipidemia\nC: Bone soup contains collagen, which can enhance the body's hematopoietic function\nD: The calcium intake of Chinese residents is generally insufficient, and food supplements are the most convenient\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have proved that the free calcium content in bone soup cooked by traditional methods is very low, and the calcium content in every 100 ml of bone soup is only about 2 mg. Therefore, the traditional concept of drinking bone soup to supplement calcium is wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only free calcium ions can be digested and absorbed by the body\nB: Bone soup contains more fat, often drinking bone soup may cause hyperlipidemia\nC: Bone soup contains collagen, which can enhance the body's hematopoietic function\nD: The calcium intake of Chinese residents is generally insufficient, and food supplements are the most convenient\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegration of resources: A series of measures are taken to optimize the allocation and comprehensive utilization of all kinds of resources for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the integration of resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Aunt Li renovated the houses along the street, neighbor Wang invested and jointly opened a convenience supermarket.\nB: A textile factory negotiated with a real estate company to demolish the urban factory buildings, build a new residential area, set up a property company, and relocate employees of the factory to transfer jobs.\nC: A coal company, with the help of local villagers, transformed the collapsed area into a water park.\nD: A company sells idle equipment and inventory materials, and the proceeds are used to buy stocks, which is very profitable.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegration of resources: A series of measures are taken to optimize the allocation and comprehensive utilization of all kinds of resources for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the integration of resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Aunt Li renovated the houses along the street, neighbor Wang invested and jointly opened a convenience supermarket.\nB: A textile factory negotiated with a real estate company to demolish the urban factory buildings, build a new residential area, set up a property company, and relocate employees of the factory to transfer jobs.\nC: A coal company, with the help of local villagers, transformed the collapsed area into a water park.\nD: A company sells idle equipment and inventory materials, and the proceeds are used to buy stocks, which is very profitable.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegration of resources: A series of measures are taken to optimize the allocation and comprehensive utilization of all kinds of resources for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the integration of resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Aunt Li renovated the houses along the street, neighbor Wang invested and jointly opened a convenience supermarket.\nB: A textile factory negotiated with a real estate company to demolish the urban factory buildings, build a new residential area, set up a property company, and relocate employees of the factory to transfer jobs.\nC: A coal company, with the help of local villagers, transformed the collapsed area into a water park.\nD: A company sells idle equipment and inventory materials, and the proceeds are used to buy stocks, which is very profitable.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegration of resources: A series of measures are taken to optimize the allocation and comprehensive utilization of all kinds of resources for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the integration of resources?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Aunt Li renovated the houses along the street, neighbor Wang invested and jointly opened a convenience supermarket.\nB: A textile factory negotiated with a real estate company to demolish the urban factory buildings, build a new residential area, set up a property company, and relocate employees of the factory to transfer jobs.\nC: A coal company, with the help of local villagers, transformed the collapsed area into a water park.\nD: A company sells idle equipment and inventory materials, and the proceeds are used to buy stocks, which is very profitable.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people apply the general rule to the special cases to which it does not apply, it will produce the fallacy of accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not produce the fallacy of accident?\n\nOptions:\nA: Citizens enjoy freedom of speech according to law. Therefore, Lao Zhao should not be prosecuted for his remarks against the government last week\nB: You should return the items borrowed from others in time. You borrowed a kitchen knife from Lao Qian's house yesterday. The troublemaker in front is Lao Qian. Now that you meet him, you should return the kitchen knife to him quickly\nC: Life lies in exercise. When Xiao Sun is growing up, he can't always stay at home to study. He should go out for running and exercise\nD: You grew up in the town of etiquette and know that honesty and frankness are virtues. Now tell me the secrets of your company\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people apply the general rule to the special cases to which it does not apply, it will produce the fallacy of accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not produce the fallacy of accident?\n\nOptions:\nA: Citizens enjoy freedom of speech according to law. Therefore, Lao Zhao should not be prosecuted for his remarks against the government last week\nB: You should return the items borrowed from others in time. You borrowed a kitchen knife from Lao Qian's house yesterday. The troublemaker in front is Lao Qian. Now that you meet him, you should return the kitchen knife to him quickly\nC: Life lies in exercise. When Xiao Sun is growing up, he can't always stay at home to study. He should go out for running and exercise\nD: You grew up in the town of etiquette and know that honesty and frankness are virtues. Now tell me the secrets of your company\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people apply the general rule to the special cases to which it does not apply, it will produce the fallacy of accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not produce the fallacy of accident?\n\nOptions:\nA: Citizens enjoy freedom of speech according to law. Therefore, Lao Zhao should not be prosecuted for his remarks against the government last week\nB: You should return the items borrowed from others in time. You borrowed a kitchen knife from Lao Qian's house yesterday. The troublemaker in front is Lao Qian. Now that you meet him, you should return the kitchen knife to him quickly\nC: Life lies in exercise. When Xiao Sun is growing up, he can't always stay at home to study. He should go out for running and exercise\nD: You grew up in the town of etiquette and know that honesty and frankness are virtues. Now tell me the secrets of your company\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people apply the general rule to the special cases to which it does not apply, it will produce the fallacy of accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not produce the fallacy of accident?\n\nOptions:\nA: Citizens enjoy freedom of speech according to law. Therefore, Lao Zhao should not be prosecuted for his remarks against the government last week\nB: You should return the items borrowed from others in time. You borrowed a kitchen knife from Lao Qian's house yesterday. The troublemaker in front is Lao Qian. Now that you meet him, you should return the kitchen knife to him quickly\nC: Life lies in exercise. When Xiao Sun is growing up, he can't always stay at home to study. He should go out for running and exercise\nD: You grew up in the town of etiquette and know that honesty and frankness are virtues. Now tell me the secrets of your company\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInformation system outsourcing refers to the information system construction mode of information system development and construction with the help of external forces, that is, on the basis of the specified service level, an enterprise entrusts all or part of the information system operations supporting production and operation to a professional company in the form of contract, which will stably manage and provide the information technology services required by the enterprise within a certain period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to information system outsourcing?\n\nOptions:\nA: An information technology service company cooperated with an airline to develop a network booking system for it.\nB: An information system operator continuously improves the application software system in order to provide better services for customers.\nC: An information technology service provider provides an intelligent office platform for an enterprise and is responsible for maintaining and improving it.\nD: A software company has developed a set of financial management system software for an enterprise, and improved the work efficiency of the enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInformation system outsourcing refers to the information system construction mode of information system development and construction with the help of external forces, that is, on the basis of the specified service level, an enterprise entrusts all or part of the information system operations supporting production and operation to a professional company in the form of contract, which will stably manage and provide the information technology services required by the enterprise within a certain period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to information system outsourcing?\n\nOptions:\nA: An information technology service company cooperated with an airline to develop a network booking system for it.\nB: An information system operator continuously improves the application software system in order to provide better services for customers.\nC: An information technology service provider provides an intelligent office platform for an enterprise and is responsible for maintaining and improving it.\nD: A software company has developed a set of financial management system software for an enterprise, and improved the work efficiency of the enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInformation system outsourcing refers to the information system construction mode of information system development and construction with the help of external forces, that is, on the basis of the specified service level, an enterprise entrusts all or part of the information system operations supporting production and operation to a professional company in the form of contract, which will stably manage and provide the information technology services required by the enterprise within a certain period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to information system outsourcing?\n\nOptions:\nA: An information technology service company cooperated with an airline to develop a network booking system for it.\nB: An information system operator continuously improves the application software system in order to provide better services for customers.\nC: An information technology service provider provides an intelligent office platform for an enterprise and is responsible for maintaining and improving it.\nD: A software company has developed a set of financial management system software for an enterprise, and improved the work efficiency of the enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInformation system outsourcing refers to the information system construction mode of information system development and construction with the help of external forces, that is, on the basis of the specified service level, an enterprise entrusts all or part of the information system operations supporting production and operation to a professional company in the form of contract, which will stably manage and provide the information technology services required by the enterprise within a certain period of time.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following does not belong to information system outsourcing?\n\nOptions:\nA: An information technology service company cooperated with an airline to develop a network booking system for it.\nB: An information system operator continuously improves the application software system in order to provide better services for customers.\nC: An information technology service provider provides an intelligent office platform for an enterprise and is responsible for maintaining and improving it.\nD: A software company has developed a set of financial management system software for an enterprise, and improved the work efficiency of the enterprise.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVaccination is one of the most economical and effective ways to prevent and control infectious diseases. Everyone will be vaccinated with a variety of vaccines after birth. Vaccination can enhance the body's resistance, improve its own immunity and resist the invasion of bacteria. Vaccine is a kind of pathogen with low toxicity, and people will produce corresponding antibodies against it after vaccination. When the immune response of the vaccine subsides, the corresponding antibody of the vaccine stays in the body for a long time, while another type of immune cells with memory function will record information about the pathogen. When the human body encounters the same pathogen again, memory immune cells will quickly mobilize the corresponding antibodies that already exist to form an effective defense response.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is uncontextual about vaccines?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's essentially pathogen with low toxicity.\nB: It is a widely used biomedical product.\nC: It has the function of memory and can replicate immune cells.\nD: Prevention of infectious diseases by improving body resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVaccination is one of the most economical and effective ways to prevent and control infectious diseases. Everyone will be vaccinated with a variety of vaccines after birth. Vaccination can enhance the body's resistance, improve its own immunity and resist the invasion of bacteria. Vaccine is a kind of pathogen with low toxicity, and people will produce corresponding antibodies against it after vaccination. When the immune response of the vaccine subsides, the corresponding antibody of the vaccine stays in the body for a long time, while another type of immune cells with memory function will record information about the pathogen. When the human body encounters the same pathogen again, memory immune cells will quickly mobilize the corresponding antibodies that already exist to form an effective defense response.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is uncontextual about vaccines?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's essentially pathogen with low toxicity.\nB: It is a widely used biomedical product.\nC: It has the function of memory and can replicate immune cells.\nD: Prevention of infectious diseases by improving body resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVaccination is one of the most economical and effective ways to prevent and control infectious diseases. Everyone will be vaccinated with a variety of vaccines after birth. Vaccination can enhance the body's resistance, improve its own immunity and resist the invasion of bacteria. Vaccine is a kind of pathogen with low toxicity, and people will produce corresponding antibodies against it after vaccination. When the immune response of the vaccine subsides, the corresponding antibody of the vaccine stays in the body for a long time, while another type of immune cells with memory function will record information about the pathogen. When the human body encounters the same pathogen again, memory immune cells will quickly mobilize the corresponding antibodies that already exist to form an effective defense response.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is uncontextual about vaccines?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's essentially pathogen with low toxicity.\nB: It is a widely used biomedical product.\nC: It has the function of memory and can replicate immune cells.\nD: Prevention of infectious diseases by improving body resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nVaccination is one of the most economical and effective ways to prevent and control infectious diseases. Everyone will be vaccinated with a variety of vaccines after birth. Vaccination can enhance the body's resistance, improve its own immunity and resist the invasion of bacteria. Vaccine is a kind of pathogen with low toxicity, and people will produce corresponding antibodies against it after vaccination. When the immune response of the vaccine subsides, the corresponding antibody of the vaccine stays in the body for a long time, while another type of immune cells with memory function will record information about the pathogen. When the human body encounters the same pathogen again, memory immune cells will quickly mobilize the corresponding antibodies that already exist to form an effective defense response.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is uncontextual about vaccines?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's essentially pathogen with low toxicity.\nB: It is a widely used biomedical product.\nC: It has the function of memory and can replicate immune cells.\nD: Prevention of infectious diseases by improving body resistance.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA lot of consumers complained about a brand of poor air-conditioning quality and poor refrigeration effect. In response, the brand's chief engineer said the air-conditioning is not working properly because the local air quality is too bad.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most effectively refute the engineer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In areas with good air quality, the brand's air conditioners work very well.\nB: The brand has not had a number of quality complaints in other regions.\nC: Not all air conditioners are affected by air quality.\nD: All air conditioners should be guaranteed to work properly in the area before they can be sold.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA lot of consumers complained about a brand of poor air-conditioning quality and poor refrigeration effect. In response, the brand's chief engineer said the air-conditioning is not working properly because the local air quality is too bad.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most effectively refute the engineer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In areas with good air quality, the brand's air conditioners work very well.\nB: The brand has not had a number of quality complaints in other regions.\nC: Not all air conditioners are affected by air quality.\nD: All air conditioners should be guaranteed to work properly in the area before they can be sold.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA lot of consumers complained about a brand of poor air-conditioning quality and poor refrigeration effect. In response, the brand's chief engineer said the air-conditioning is not working properly because the local air quality is too bad.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most effectively refute the engineer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In areas with good air quality, the brand's air conditioners work very well.\nB: The brand has not had a number of quality complaints in other regions.\nC: Not all air conditioners are affected by air quality.\nD: All air conditioners should be guaranteed to work properly in the area before they can be sold.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA lot of consumers complained about a brand of poor air-conditioning quality and poor refrigeration effect. In response, the brand's chief engineer said the air-conditioning is not working properly because the local air quality is too bad.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most effectively refute the engineer's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: In areas with good air quality, the brand's air conditioners work very well.\nB: The brand has not had a number of quality complaints in other regions.\nC: Not all air conditioners are affected by air quality.\nD: All air conditioners should be guaranteed to work properly in the area before they can be sold.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school has seven outstanding students G, H, L, M, U, W and Z. During the summer vacation, the school will send them to England and the United States to study. Only these seven students from the school took part in the activity, and each of them happened to go to one of the two countries. Considering the specialty of each student, the following conditions must be met in this activity: (1) if G goes to the England, then H goes to the United States. (2) if L goes to England, then both M and U go to the United States. (3) the country where W goes is different from that of Z. (4) the country where U goes is different from that of G. (5) if Z goes to the England, H also goes to the England.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is true about how many students can go to the England together?\n\nOptions:\nA: 2\nB: 3\nC: 4\nD: 5\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn old man said to a young man, criticism and insult are just like mud. You see, the mud spots on my coat were splashed just across the road. It would have been very bad to wipe it at that time, so we had to wait until the mud was dry before dealing with it. However, any metaphor is lame. If the mud spot becomes paint and the coat becomes glass, according to the logic of the above analogy, it will be counterproductive. Life provides us with all kinds of logic, they are different from each other, and maybe they will fight. And what kind of logic we pursue depends on ourselves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heterozygous logic.\nB: Criticism and insult.\nC: Things are dialectical.\nD: The logic in life is not single.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn old man said to a young man, criticism and insult are just like mud. You see, the mud spots on my coat were splashed just across the road. It would have been very bad to wipe it at that time, so we had to wait until the mud was dry before dealing with it. However, any metaphor is lame. If the mud spot becomes paint and the coat becomes glass, according to the logic of the above analogy, it will be counterproductive. Life provides us with all kinds of logic, they are different from each other, and maybe they will fight. And what kind of logic we pursue depends on ourselves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heterozygous logic.\nB: Criticism and insult.\nC: Things are dialectical.\nD: The logic in life is not single.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn old man said to a young man, criticism and insult are just like mud. You see, the mud spots on my coat were splashed just across the road. It would have been very bad to wipe it at that time, so we had to wait until the mud was dry before dealing with it. However, any metaphor is lame. If the mud spot becomes paint and the coat becomes glass, according to the logic of the above analogy, it will be counterproductive. Life provides us with all kinds of logic, they are different from each other, and maybe they will fight. And what kind of logic we pursue depends on ourselves.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most suitable title for this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Heterozygous logic.\nB: Criticism and insult.\nC: Things are dialectical.\nD: The logic in life is not single.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blues is a modern musical form whose lyrics usually address such topics as frustration, anger, oppression, and restlessness. Yet blues musicians claim to find joy in performing, and the musicians and fans alike say that the blues' overall effect is an affirmation of life, love, and hope.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the passage EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Blues musicians who do not draw on their personal tragedies are no more successful than blues musicians who do.\nB: The irony and wit found in the blues provide a sense of perspective on life's troubles.\nC: The conversion of personal sorrow into an artistic work can have a cathartic effect on artists and their audiences.\nD: The sharing of blues music serves to create a cohesive, sympathetic social network.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blues is a modern musical form whose lyrics usually address such topics as frustration, anger, oppression, and restlessness. Yet blues musicians claim to find joy in performing, and the musicians and fans alike say that the blues' overall effect is an affirmation of life, love, and hope.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the passage EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Blues musicians who do not draw on their personal tragedies are no more successful than blues musicians who do.\nB: The irony and wit found in the blues provide a sense of perspective on life's troubles.\nC: The conversion of personal sorrow into an artistic work can have a cathartic effect on artists and their audiences.\nD: The sharing of blues music serves to create a cohesive, sympathetic social network.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe blues is a modern musical form whose lyrics usually address such topics as frustration, anger, oppression, and restlessness. Yet blues musicians claim to find joy in performing, and the musicians and fans alike say that the blues' overall effect is an affirmation of life, love, and hope.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, helps to resolve the apparent conflict in the passage EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Blues musicians who do not draw on their personal tragedies are no more successful than blues musicians who do.\nB: The irony and wit found in the blues provide a sense of perspective on life's troubles.\nC: The conversion of personal sorrow into an artistic work can have a cathartic effect on artists and their audiences.\nD: The sharing of blues music serves to create a cohesive, sympathetic social network.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLance: If experience teaches us nothing else, it teaches us that every general rule has at least one exception. Frank: What you conclude is itself a general rule. If we assume that it is true, then there is at least one general rule that has no exceptions. Ttherefore, you must withdraw your conclusion.\n\nQuestion:\nFrank's argument is an attempt to counter Lance's conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: demonstrating that Lance assumes the very thing he sets out to prove\nB: establishing that experience teaches us the opposite of what Lance concludes\nC: showing that Lance's conclusion involves him in a contradiction\nD: showing that it has no implications for any real cases\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLance: If experience teaches us nothing else, it teaches us that every general rule has at least one exception. Frank: What you conclude is itself a general rule. If we assume that it is true, then there is at least one general rule that has no exceptions. Ttherefore, you must withdraw your conclusion.\n\nQuestion:\nFrank's argument is an attempt to counter Lance's conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: demonstrating that Lance assumes the very thing he sets out to prove\nB: establishing that experience teaches us the opposite of what Lance concludes\nC: showing that Lance's conclusion involves him in a contradiction\nD: showing that it has no implications for any real cases\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLance: If experience teaches us nothing else, it teaches us that every general rule has at least one exception. Frank: What you conclude is itself a general rule. If we assume that it is true, then there is at least one general rule that has no exceptions. Ttherefore, you must withdraw your conclusion.\n\nQuestion:\nFrank's argument is an attempt to counter Lance's conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: demonstrating that Lance assumes the very thing he sets out to prove\nB: establishing that experience teaches us the opposite of what Lance concludes\nC: showing that Lance's conclusion involves him in a contradiction\nD: showing that it has no implications for any real cases\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough Damon had ample time earlier in the month to complete the paper he is scheduled to present at a professional conference tomorrow morning, he repeatedly put off doing it. Damon could still get the paper ready in time, but only if he works on it all evening without interruption. However, his seven-year-old daughter' s tap-dance recital takes place this evening, and Damon had promised both to attend and to take his daughter and her friends out for ice cream afterward. Thus, because of his procrastination, Damon will be forced to choose between his professional and his family responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that two situations are similar in order to justify the claim that someone with certain responsibilities in the first situation has similar responsibilities in the second situation\nB: invoking sympathy for someone who finds himself in a dilemma in order to excuse that person's failure to meet all of his responsibilities\nC: making clear the extent to which someone's actions resulted in harm to others in order to support the claim that those actions were irresponsible\nD: demonstrating that two situations cannot both occur by showing that something necessary for one of those situations is incompatible with something necessary for the other situation\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough Damon had ample time earlier in the month to complete the paper he is scheduled to present at a professional conference tomorrow morning, he repeatedly put off doing it. Damon could still get the paper ready in time, but only if he works on it all evening without interruption. However, his seven-year-old daughter' s tap-dance recital takes place this evening, and Damon had promised both to attend and to take his daughter and her friends out for ice cream afterward. Thus, because of his procrastination, Damon will be forced to choose between his professional and his family responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that two situations are similar in order to justify the claim that someone with certain responsibilities in the first situation has similar responsibilities in the second situation\nB: invoking sympathy for someone who finds himself in a dilemma in order to excuse that person's failure to meet all of his responsibilities\nC: making clear the extent to which someone's actions resulted in harm to others in order to support the claim that those actions were irresponsible\nD: demonstrating that two situations cannot both occur by showing that something necessary for one of those situations is incompatible with something necessary for the other situation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough Damon had ample time earlier in the month to complete the paper he is scheduled to present at a professional conference tomorrow morning, he repeatedly put off doing it. Damon could still get the paper ready in time, but only if he works on it all evening without interruption. However, his seven-year-old daughter' s tap-dance recital takes place this evening, and Damon had promised both to attend and to take his daughter and her friends out for ice cream afterward. Thus, because of his procrastination, Damon will be forced to choose between his professional and his family responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that two situations are similar in order to justify the claim that someone with certain responsibilities in the first situation has similar responsibilities in the second situation\nB: invoking sympathy for someone who finds himself in a dilemma in order to excuse that person's failure to meet all of his responsibilities\nC: making clear the extent to which someone's actions resulted in harm to others in order to support the claim that those actions were irresponsible\nD: demonstrating that two situations cannot both occur by showing that something necessary for one of those situations is incompatible with something necessary for the other situation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough Damon had ample time earlier in the month to complete the paper he is scheduled to present at a professional conference tomorrow morning, he repeatedly put off doing it. Damon could still get the paper ready in time, but only if he works on it all evening without interruption. However, his seven-year-old daughter' s tap-dance recital takes place this evening, and Damon had promised both to attend and to take his daughter and her friends out for ice cream afterward. Thus, because of his procrastination, Damon will be forced to choose between his professional and his family responsibilities.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: showing that two situations are similar in order to justify the claim that someone with certain responsibilities in the first situation has similar responsibilities in the second situation\nB: invoking sympathy for someone who finds himself in a dilemma in order to excuse that person's failure to meet all of his responsibilities\nC: making clear the extent to which someone's actions resulted in harm to others in order to support the claim that those actions were irresponsible\nD: demonstrating that two situations cannot both occur by showing that something necessary for one of those situations is incompatible with something necessary for the other situation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A research team found that the development of ALS is closely related to the number of AM bacteria in the gut. The researchers observed and compared gut microbiota and blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples from 37 ALS patients and 29 healthy relatives. They found differences in gut bacterial strains, one of which was linked to nicotinamide production. In addition, nicotinamide levels decreased in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid of these ALS patients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a prerequisite for the above research findings to hold?\n\nOptions:\nA: Microbes in the human gut are very complex\nB: Nicotinamide is a metabolite of gut microbial AM bacteria\nC: ALS symptoms reduced after mice supplemented with nicotinamide\nD: Changes in human gut bacteria linked to disease progression in ALS\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A research team found that the development of ALS is closely related to the number of AM bacteria in the gut. The researchers observed and compared gut microbiota and blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples from 37 ALS patients and 29 healthy relatives. They found differences in gut bacterial strains, one of which was linked to nicotinamide production. In addition, nicotinamide levels decreased in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid of these ALS patients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a prerequisite for the above research findings to hold?\n\nOptions:\nA: Microbes in the human gut are very complex\nB: Nicotinamide is a metabolite of gut microbial AM bacteria\nC: ALS symptoms reduced after mice supplemented with nicotinamide\nD: Changes in human gut bacteria linked to disease progression in ALS\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. A research team found that the development of ALS is closely related to the number of AM bacteria in the gut. The researchers observed and compared gut microbiota and blood and cerebrospinal fluid samples from 37 ALS patients and 29 healthy relatives. They found differences in gut bacterial strains, one of which was linked to nicotinamide production. In addition, nicotinamide levels decreased in the blood and cerebrospinal fluid of these ALS patients.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a prerequisite for the above research findings to hold?\n\nOptions:\nA: Microbes in the human gut are very complex\nB: Nicotinamide is a metabolite of gut microbial AM bacteria\nC: ALS symptoms reduced after mice supplemented with nicotinamide\nD: Changes in human gut bacteria linked to disease progression in ALS\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecreational sports is a kind of highly recreational physical activity that people do in their spare time. It is not only a means of entertainment, but also a means of physical exercise.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not the recreational sport?\n\nOptions:\nA: For several years, a certain place held an international kite festival every year and held a kite-flying competition every time.\nB: In order to attract more tourists, a new park held a large-scale fishing competition.\nC: On the eve of the Beijing Olympic Games, many units organized tug-of-war competitions among their staff.\nD: In order to promote the development of Chinese basketball, the Chinese Basketball Association holds CBA competitions every year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecreational sports is a kind of highly recreational physical activity that people do in their spare time. It is not only a means of entertainment, but also a means of physical exercise.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not the recreational sport?\n\nOptions:\nA: For several years, a certain place held an international kite festival every year and held a kite-flying competition every time.\nB: In order to attract more tourists, a new park held a large-scale fishing competition.\nC: On the eve of the Beijing Olympic Games, many units organized tug-of-war competitions among their staff.\nD: In order to promote the development of Chinese basketball, the Chinese Basketball Association holds CBA competitions every year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecreational sports is a kind of highly recreational physical activity that people do in their spare time. It is not only a means of entertainment, but also a means of physical exercise.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not the recreational sport?\n\nOptions:\nA: For several years, a certain place held an international kite festival every year and held a kite-flying competition every time.\nB: In order to attract more tourists, a new park held a large-scale fishing competition.\nC: On the eve of the Beijing Olympic Games, many units organized tug-of-war competitions among their staff.\nD: In order to promote the development of Chinese basketball, the Chinese Basketball Association holds CBA competitions every year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBunty: The primary job of police officers is keeping the peace. Since their subsidiary jobs, such as controlling traffic, hinder their performance of the primary one, people other than police officers should be hired to perform the subsidiary jobs. Naina: To perform their primary job well, police officers must have the trust of citizens. They gain that trust by performing their subsidiary jobs, which are the only functions most citizens see them fulfill.\n\nQuestion:\nBunty and Naina disagree with each other about\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the subsidiary jobs police officers perform enable them to perform their primary job effectively\nB: whether the primary job of police officers is keeping the peace\nC: whether police officers can effectively gain the trust of citizens\nD: whether police officers need to win the trust of law-abiding citizens in order to keep the peace effectively\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBunty: The primary job of police officers is keeping the peace. Since their subsidiary jobs, such as controlling traffic, hinder their performance of the primary one, people other than police officers should be hired to perform the subsidiary jobs. Naina: To perform their primary job well, police officers must have the trust of citizens. They gain that trust by performing their subsidiary jobs, which are the only functions most citizens see them fulfill.\n\nQuestion:\nBunty and Naina disagree with each other about\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the subsidiary jobs police officers perform enable them to perform their primary job effectively\nB: whether the primary job of police officers is keeping the peace\nC: whether police officers can effectively gain the trust of citizens\nD: whether police officers need to win the trust of law-abiding citizens in order to keep the peace effectively\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBunty: The primary job of police officers is keeping the peace. Since their subsidiary jobs, such as controlling traffic, hinder their performance of the primary one, people other than police officers should be hired to perform the subsidiary jobs. Naina: To perform their primary job well, police officers must have the trust of citizens. They gain that trust by performing their subsidiary jobs, which are the only functions most citizens see them fulfill.\n\nQuestion:\nBunty and Naina disagree with each other about\n\nOptions:\nA: whether the subsidiary jobs police officers perform enable them to perform their primary job effectively\nB: whether the primary job of police officers is keeping the peace\nC: whether police officers can effectively gain the trust of citizens\nD: whether police officers need to win the trust of law-abiding citizens in order to keep the peace effectively\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: the process of processing orders quickly and accurately is helpful to our transaction. In order to increase profits, we should use electronic procedures instead of manual operation. With electronic procedures, customer orders will directly enter all relevant queues. Li Ming: if we use the electronic order process, our income will be reduced. Many people prefer to call when placing an order. If we switch to an electronic order process, our transactions will look cold and impersonal, and we will attract fewer passers-by.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the difference of opinion between Zhang Qiang and Li Ming:\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the electronic order process is faster and more accurate than the manual order process\nB: Whether a faster and more accurate ordering process will benefit their financial benefits\nC: Whether switching to an electronic order process will benefit their financial benefits\nD: For most customers, whether the electronic order process really seems indifferent and inhumane\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: the process of processing orders quickly and accurately is helpful to our transaction. In order to increase profits, we should use electronic procedures instead of manual operation. With electronic procedures, customer orders will directly enter all relevant queues. Li Ming: if we use the electronic order process, our income will be reduced. Many people prefer to call when placing an order. If we switch to an electronic order process, our transactions will look cold and impersonal, and we will attract fewer passers-by.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the difference of opinion between Zhang Qiang and Li Ming:\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the electronic order process is faster and more accurate than the manual order process\nB: Whether a faster and more accurate ordering process will benefit their financial benefits\nC: Whether switching to an electronic order process will benefit their financial benefits\nD: For most customers, whether the electronic order process really seems indifferent and inhumane\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang Qiang: the process of processing orders quickly and accurately is helpful to our transaction. In order to increase profits, we should use electronic procedures instead of manual operation. With electronic procedures, customer orders will directly enter all relevant queues. Li Ming: if we use the electronic order process, our income will be reduced. Many people prefer to call when placing an order. If we switch to an electronic order process, our transactions will look cold and impersonal, and we will attract fewer passers-by.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the difference of opinion between Zhang Qiang and Li Ming:\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether the electronic order process is faster and more accurate than the manual order process\nB: Whether a faster and more accurate ordering process will benefit their financial benefits\nC: Whether switching to an electronic order process will benefit their financial benefits\nD: For most customers, whether the electronic order process really seems indifferent and inhumane\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommodities refer to labor products that meet the needs of others through exchange.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items is a commodity?\n\nOptions:\nA: A homemade birthday card from Xiao Li to Xiao Zhang.\nB: In the resort, tourists eat the fruit sent by the villagers.\nC: When traveling, tourists scoop up clean water in mountain streams.\nD: Grain used by farmers to exchange meat with butchers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommodities refer to labor products that meet the needs of others through exchange.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items is a commodity?\n\nOptions:\nA: A homemade birthday card from Xiao Li to Xiao Zhang.\nB: In the resort, tourists eat the fruit sent by the villagers.\nC: When traveling, tourists scoop up clean water in mountain streams.\nD: Grain used by farmers to exchange meat with butchers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommodities refer to labor products that meet the needs of others through exchange.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items is a commodity?\n\nOptions:\nA: A homemade birthday card from Xiao Li to Xiao Zhang.\nB: In the resort, tourists eat the fruit sent by the villagers.\nC: When traveling, tourists scoop up clean water in mountain streams.\nD: Grain used by farmers to exchange meat with butchers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory norms require people to do or not to do certain acts in some way. Authorized norms show that people have the right to do or not to do certain acts. The relationship between the two is: when an act is established as an obligation, it is also established as a right; denying that an act is an obligation does not mean denying that it is a right; when an act is established as a right, it does not mean that this kind of behavior is an obligation; denying a certain act is a right, that is, denying that a certain act is an obligation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is stipulated that citizens have the right to vote, it means that citizens have the duty to elect\nB: If it is stipulated that citizens have no obligation to have children, it does not mean that citizens have no right to have children\nC: If it is stipulated that undergraduates must take a foreign language course, it means that undergraduates have the right to take a foreign language course\nD: If it is stipulated that citizens do not have the right to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage, it means that citizens have no obligation to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory norms require people to do or not to do certain acts in some way. Authorized norms show that people have the right to do or not to do certain acts. The relationship between the two is: when an act is established as an obligation, it is also established as a right; denying that an act is an obligation does not mean denying that it is a right; when an act is established as a right, it does not mean that this kind of behavior is an obligation; denying a certain act is a right, that is, denying that a certain act is an obligation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is stipulated that citizens have the right to vote, it means that citizens have the duty to elect\nB: If it is stipulated that citizens have no obligation to have children, it does not mean that citizens have no right to have children\nC: If it is stipulated that undergraduates must take a foreign language course, it means that undergraduates have the right to take a foreign language course\nD: If it is stipulated that citizens do not have the right to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage, it means that citizens have no obligation to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory norms require people to do or not to do certain acts in some way. Authorized norms show that people have the right to do or not to do certain acts. The relationship between the two is: when an act is established as an obligation, it is also established as a right; denying that an act is an obligation does not mean denying that it is a right; when an act is established as a right, it does not mean that this kind of behavior is an obligation; denying a certain act is a right, that is, denying that a certain act is an obligation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is stipulated that citizens have the right to vote, it means that citizens have the duty to elect\nB: If it is stipulated that citizens have no obligation to have children, it does not mean that citizens have no right to have children\nC: If it is stipulated that undergraduates must take a foreign language course, it means that undergraduates have the right to take a foreign language course\nD: If it is stipulated that citizens do not have the right to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage, it means that citizens have no obligation to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory norms require people to do or not to do certain acts in some way. Authorized norms show that people have the right to do or not to do certain acts. The relationship between the two is: when an act is established as an obligation, it is also established as a right; denying that an act is an obligation does not mean denying that it is a right; when an act is established as a right, it does not mean that this kind of behavior is an obligation; denying a certain act is a right, that is, denying that a certain act is an obligation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements is wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: If it is stipulated that citizens have the right to vote, it means that citizens have the duty to elect\nB: If it is stipulated that citizens have no obligation to have children, it does not mean that citizens have no right to have children\nC: If it is stipulated that undergraduates must take a foreign language course, it means that undergraduates have the right to take a foreign language course\nD: If it is stipulated that citizens do not have the right to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage, it means that citizens have no obligation to interfere with other people's freedom of marriage\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen scientists cloned a housefly, they changed a single gene of the housefly. The cloned houseflies did not have ultraviolet vision because they lacked the eye cells that make the houseflies have ultraviolet vision. At the same time, the flies cloned in the conventional way (without changing the gene) had normal vision. The scientists thus showed that the housefly, which does not have ultraviolet vision, must have some kind of defect or damage in this gene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is an assumption required by this argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists have a good understanding of the relationship between the housefly's genes and its vision.\nB: The housefly doesn't need other genes to make UV vision cells.\nC: All species of housefly have ultraviolet vision.\nD: Aside from the lack of UV vision cells, altering this gene had no other effect on the flies.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen scientists cloned a housefly, they changed a single gene of the housefly. The cloned houseflies did not have ultraviolet vision because they lacked the eye cells that make the houseflies have ultraviolet vision. At the same time, the flies cloned in the conventional way (without changing the gene) had normal vision. The scientists thus showed that the housefly, which does not have ultraviolet vision, must have some kind of defect or damage in this gene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is an assumption required by this argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists have a good understanding of the relationship between the housefly's genes and its vision.\nB: The housefly doesn't need other genes to make UV vision cells.\nC: All species of housefly have ultraviolet vision.\nD: Aside from the lack of UV vision cells, altering this gene had no other effect on the flies.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen scientists cloned a housefly, they changed a single gene of the housefly. The cloned houseflies did not have ultraviolet vision because they lacked the eye cells that make the houseflies have ultraviolet vision. At the same time, the flies cloned in the conventional way (without changing the gene) had normal vision. The scientists thus showed that the housefly, which does not have ultraviolet vision, must have some kind of defect or damage in this gene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is an assumption required by this argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists have a good understanding of the relationship between the housefly's genes and its vision.\nB: The housefly doesn't need other genes to make UV vision cells.\nC: All species of housefly have ultraviolet vision.\nD: Aside from the lack of UV vision cells, altering this gene had no other effect on the flies.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen scientists cloned a housefly, they changed a single gene of the housefly. The cloned houseflies did not have ultraviolet vision because they lacked the eye cells that make the houseflies have ultraviolet vision. At the same time, the flies cloned in the conventional way (without changing the gene) had normal vision. The scientists thus showed that the housefly, which does not have ultraviolet vision, must have some kind of defect or damage in this gene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is an assumption required by this argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists have a good understanding of the relationship between the housefly's genes and its vision.\nB: The housefly doesn't need other genes to make UV vision cells.\nC: All species of housefly have ultraviolet vision.\nD: Aside from the lack of UV vision cells, altering this gene had no other effect on the flies.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMammals cannot digest cellulose and ttherefore cannot directly obtain glucose from wood. Mushrooms can, however; and some mushrooms use cellulose to make highly branched polymers, the branches of which are a form of glucose called beta-glucans. Beta-glucan extracts from various types of mushrooms slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, and the antitumor activity of beta-glucans increases as the degree of branching increases. These extracts prevent tumor growth not by killing cancer cells directly but by increasing immune-cell activity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If extracts from a type of mushroom slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, then the mushroom is capable of using cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nB: Any organism capable of obtaining glucose from wood can use cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nC: The greater the degree of branching of beta-glucans, the greater the degree of immune-cell activity it triggers in mammals.\nD: Mammals obtain no beneficial health effects from eating cellulose.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMammals cannot digest cellulose and ttherefore cannot directly obtain glucose from wood. Mushrooms can, however; and some mushrooms use cellulose to make highly branched polymers, the branches of which are a form of glucose called beta-glucans. Beta-glucan extracts from various types of mushrooms slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, and the antitumor activity of beta-glucans increases as the degree of branching increases. These extracts prevent tumor growth not by killing cancer cells directly but by increasing immune-cell activity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If extracts from a type of mushroom slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, then the mushroom is capable of using cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nB: Any organism capable of obtaining glucose from wood can use cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nC: The greater the degree of branching of beta-glucans, the greater the degree of immune-cell activity it triggers in mammals.\nD: Mammals obtain no beneficial health effects from eating cellulose.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMammals cannot digest cellulose and ttherefore cannot directly obtain glucose from wood. Mushrooms can, however; and some mushrooms use cellulose to make highly branched polymers, the branches of which are a form of glucose called beta-glucans. Beta-glucan extracts from various types of mushrooms slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, and the antitumor activity of beta-glucans increases as the degree of branching increases. These extracts prevent tumor growth not by killing cancer cells directly but by increasing immune-cell activity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If extracts from a type of mushroom slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, then the mushroom is capable of using cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nB: Any organism capable of obtaining glucose from wood can use cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nC: The greater the degree of branching of beta-glucans, the greater the degree of immune-cell activity it triggers in mammals.\nD: Mammals obtain no beneficial health effects from eating cellulose.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMammals cannot digest cellulose and ttherefore cannot directly obtain glucose from wood. Mushrooms can, however; and some mushrooms use cellulose to make highly branched polymers, the branches of which are a form of glucose called beta-glucans. Beta-glucan extracts from various types of mushrooms slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, and the antitumor activity of beta-glucans increases as the degree of branching increases. These extracts prevent tumor growth not by killing cancer cells directly but by increasing immune-cell activity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: If extracts from a type of mushroom slow, reverse, or prevent the growth of cancerous tumors in mammals, then the mushroom is capable of using cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nB: Any organism capable of obtaining glucose from wood can use cellulose to make beta-glucans.\nC: The greater the degree of branching of beta-glucans, the greater the degree of immune-cell activity it triggers in mammals.\nD: Mammals obtain no beneficial health effects from eating cellulose.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-operating income refers to a variety of income confirmed by an enterprise that has no direct relationship with the enterprise's production and operation activities. This income is actually a net income, which is not generated by the enterprise's operating capital expenditure, and does not need to be paid by the enterprise or matched with relevant expenses. In other words, all income other than the main business and other ancillary businesses specified in the business license of the enterprise is considered non-operating income.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements about non-operating income is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ticket revenue obtained by the service company of a tourist spot belongs to non-operating income\nB: The policy subsidy of a high-paying technology enterprise obtained by a polymer material company from the local government belongs to non-operating income\nC: Company A and Company B are cooperative enterprises, and company B violates the relevant national administrative regulations and pays a certain amount of fines to Company A in accordance with the provisions, which fines belongs to company A non-operating income\nD: Company A purchases a batch of environmental protection equipment, disposes of these equipment after 5 years, and obtains the corresponding scrap payment. The net income after deducting the asset's book value, cleaning expenses, and disposal of related taxes and fees is non-operating income.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-operating income refers to a variety of income confirmed by an enterprise that has no direct relationship with the enterprise's production and operation activities. This income is actually a net income, which is not generated by the enterprise's operating capital expenditure, and does not need to be paid by the enterprise or matched with relevant expenses. In other words, all income other than the main business and other ancillary businesses specified in the business license of the enterprise is considered non-operating income.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements about non-operating income is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ticket revenue obtained by the service company of a tourist spot belongs to non-operating income\nB: The policy subsidy of a high-paying technology enterprise obtained by a polymer material company from the local government belongs to non-operating income\nC: Company A and Company B are cooperative enterprises, and company B violates the relevant national administrative regulations and pays a certain amount of fines to Company A in accordance with the provisions, which fines belongs to company A non-operating income\nD: Company A purchases a batch of environmental protection equipment, disposes of these equipment after 5 years, and obtains the corresponding scrap payment. The net income after deducting the asset's book value, cleaning expenses, and disposal of related taxes and fees is non-operating income.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-operating income refers to a variety of income confirmed by an enterprise that has no direct relationship with the enterprise's production and operation activities. This income is actually a net income, which is not generated by the enterprise's operating capital expenditure, and does not need to be paid by the enterprise or matched with relevant expenses. In other words, all income other than the main business and other ancillary businesses specified in the business license of the enterprise is considered non-operating income.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements about non-operating income is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ticket revenue obtained by the service company of a tourist spot belongs to non-operating income\nB: The policy subsidy of a high-paying technology enterprise obtained by a polymer material company from the local government belongs to non-operating income\nC: Company A and Company B are cooperative enterprises, and company B violates the relevant national administrative regulations and pays a certain amount of fines to Company A in accordance with the provisions, which fines belongs to company A non-operating income\nD: Company A purchases a batch of environmental protection equipment, disposes of these equipment after 5 years, and obtains the corresponding scrap payment. The net income after deducting the asset's book value, cleaning expenses, and disposal of related taxes and fees is non-operating income.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNon-operating income refers to a variety of income confirmed by an enterprise that has no direct relationship with the enterprise's production and operation activities. This income is actually a net income, which is not generated by the enterprise's operating capital expenditure, and does not need to be paid by the enterprise or matched with relevant expenses. In other words, all income other than the main business and other ancillary businesses specified in the business license of the enterprise is considered non-operating income.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following statements about non-operating income is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: The ticket revenue obtained by the service company of a tourist spot belongs to non-operating income\nB: The policy subsidy of a high-paying technology enterprise obtained by a polymer material company from the local government belongs to non-operating income\nC: Company A and Company B are cooperative enterprises, and company B violates the relevant national administrative regulations and pays a certain amount of fines to Company A in accordance with the provisions, which fines belongs to company A non-operating income\nD: Company A purchases a batch of environmental protection equipment, disposes of these equipment after 5 years, and obtains the corresponding scrap payment. The net income after deducting the asset's book value, cleaning expenses, and disposal of related taxes and fees is non-operating income.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter receiving numerous complaints from residents about loud, highly amplified music played at local clubs, Middletown is considering a law that would prohibit clubs located in residential areas from employing musical groups that consist of more than three people.\n\nQuestion:\nThe likelihood that the law would be effective in reducing noise would be most seriously diminished if which of the following were true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Groups that consist of more than three musicians are usually more expensive for clubs to hire than are groups that consist of fewer than three musicians.\nB: In towns that have passed similar laws, many clubs in residential areas have relocated to nonresidential areas.\nC: Much of the music popular at the local clubs can be played only by groups of at least four musicians.\nD: Amplified music played by fewer than three musicians generally is as loud as amplified music played by more than three musicians.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter receiving numerous complaints from residents about loud, highly amplified music played at local clubs, Middletown is considering a law that would prohibit clubs located in residential areas from employing musical groups that consist of more than three people.\n\nQuestion:\nThe likelihood that the law would be effective in reducing noise would be most seriously diminished if which of the following were true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Groups that consist of more than three musicians are usually more expensive for clubs to hire than are groups that consist of fewer than three musicians.\nB: In towns that have passed similar laws, many clubs in residential areas have relocated to nonresidential areas.\nC: Much of the music popular at the local clubs can be played only by groups of at least four musicians.\nD: Amplified music played by fewer than three musicians generally is as loud as amplified music played by more than three musicians.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter receiving numerous complaints from residents about loud, highly amplified music played at local clubs, Middletown is considering a law that would prohibit clubs located in residential areas from employing musical groups that consist of more than three people.\n\nQuestion:\nThe likelihood that the law would be effective in reducing noise would be most seriously diminished if which of the following were true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Groups that consist of more than three musicians are usually more expensive for clubs to hire than are groups that consist of fewer than three musicians.\nB: In towns that have passed similar laws, many clubs in residential areas have relocated to nonresidential areas.\nC: Much of the music popular at the local clubs can be played only by groups of at least four musicians.\nD: Amplified music played by fewer than three musicians generally is as loud as amplified music played by more than three musicians.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA public service advertisement suggest that drinkers should wait until they are safe to drive. However, a hospital survey found that people questioned immediately after drinking underestimated how long it would take them to regain their driving ability. The results show that many people who drink before driving have difficulty following the advice of the advertisement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most strongly supports the above argument if the following statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If some people have to go home after drinking, they will refrain from drinking\nB: Many people who plan to drink will arrange for a non-drinker to drive them home in advance\nC: Respondents in the hospital were also asked how long it would take to restore abilities that had little impact on safe driving\nD: Compared with the respondents outside the hospital, the respondents in the hospital had a more conservative estimate of their abilities\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA public service advertisement suggest that drinkers should wait until they are safe to drive. However, a hospital survey found that people questioned immediately after drinking underestimated how long it would take them to regain their driving ability. The results show that many people who drink before driving have difficulty following the advice of the advertisement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most strongly supports the above argument if the following statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If some people have to go home after drinking, they will refrain from drinking\nB: Many people who plan to drink will arrange for a non-drinker to drive them home in advance\nC: Respondents in the hospital were also asked how long it would take to restore abilities that had little impact on safe driving\nD: Compared with the respondents outside the hospital, the respondents in the hospital had a more conservative estimate of their abilities\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA public service advertisement suggest that drinkers should wait until they are safe to drive. However, a hospital survey found that people questioned immediately after drinking underestimated how long it would take them to regain their driving ability. The results show that many people who drink before driving have difficulty following the advice of the advertisement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements most strongly supports the above argument if the following statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: If some people have to go home after drinking, they will refrain from drinking\nB: Many people who plan to drink will arrange for a non-drinker to drive them home in advance\nC: Respondents in the hospital were also asked how long it would take to restore abilities that had little impact on safe driving\nD: Compared with the respondents outside the hospital, the respondents in the hospital had a more conservative estimate of their abilities\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe epidemic raged in 2020, but e-commerce live streaming rose against the trend. There were more than 4 million live e-commerce broadcasts nationwide in the first quarter. everything can be broadcast and all people can broadcast has become a resounding slogan. A survey of consumers and businesses shows that in live streaming of e-commerce, many consumers can buy the goods they want at favorable prices, and merchants can also increase their sales. According to this, some experts infer that the commercial model of e-commerce live broadcast will still be sought after by merchants and consumers after the epidemic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not undermine the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, low-price promotion has become the norm for live streaming, and this kind of price competition makes merchants no profit.\nB: Live streaming often leads to inconsistent prices online and offline, which is not conducive to businesses maintaining the image of corporate brands.\nC: Many consumers encounter problems such as inferior quality and difficulties in protecting their rights after buying goods sold on live broadcasts.\nD: Individual broadcasters often exaggerate their sales data for the sake of profit, but consumers do not know about it.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe epidemic raged in 2020, but e-commerce live streaming rose against the trend. There were more than 4 million live e-commerce broadcasts nationwide in the first quarter. everything can be broadcast and all people can broadcast has become a resounding slogan. A survey of consumers and businesses shows that in live streaming of e-commerce, many consumers can buy the goods they want at favorable prices, and merchants can also increase their sales. According to this, some experts infer that the commercial model of e-commerce live broadcast will still be sought after by merchants and consumers after the epidemic.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not undermine the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, low-price promotion has become the norm for live streaming, and this kind of price competition makes merchants no profit.\nB: Live streaming often leads to inconsistent prices online and offline, which is not conducive to businesses maintaining the image of corporate brands.\nC: Many consumers encounter problems such as inferior quality and difficulties in protecting their rights after buying goods sold on live broadcasts.\nD: Individual broadcasters often exaggerate their sales data for the sake of profit, but consumers do not know about it.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the next year, the Chefs' Union has requested a 10 percent salary increase for each of its members, whereas the Hotel Managers' Union has requested only an 8 percent salary increase for each of its members. These facts demonstrate that the average dollar amount of the raises that the Chefs' Union has requested for next year is greater than that of the raises requested by the Hotel Managers' Union.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average dollar amount of the raises that the members of the Chefs' Union received last year was equal to the average dollar amount of the raises that the members of the Hotel Managers' Union received.\nB: The Chefs' Union has many more members than does the Hotel Managers' Union.\nC: The Chefs' Union is a more powerful union than is the Hotel Managers' Union and is ttherefore more likely to obtain the salary increases it requests.\nD: The current salaries of the members of the Chefs' Union are, on average, higher than the current salaries of the members of the Hotel Managers' Union.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologists have found that, in general, students' attention varies with the time the teacher gives.At the beginning of the lecture, the student's attention will be greatly enhanced, and for a period of time in the middle to maintain a more ideal state. Then, the students' attention will begin to be distracted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best weakens the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher is well-arranged to get enough attention\nB: There will always be a few students who can stay focused throughout\nC: Interest is a key factor in the ability to concentrate\nD: The time a person can fully concentrate is only 7 seconds\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe survey shows that the biggest difficulty in the process of youth entrepreneurship is funding. 64.2% of people believe that lack of sufficient funds is the main difficulty. Many people are unwilling to borrow or raise funds despite the lack of funds. This reflects that many entrepreneurs are starting their own businesses. There is a conservative mentality in the process. Another prominent difficulty is excessive competition among peers, accounting for 26.9%. During the survey process, it was found that the field of youth entrepreneurship is relatively concentrated, such as college students who are more inclined to entrepreneurship in e-commerce, computer technology support, etc. Young farmers are more willing to engage in planting and breeding industries that they are more familiar with.This kind of homogenized entrepreneurship will inevitably bring excessive competition while forming a scale effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insufficient funds are the main factor in the failure of youth entrepreneurship.\nB: Financial services are insufficient to support young entrepreneurs.\nC: Homogeneous entrepreneurship reflects the conservative mentality of entrepreneurs.\nD: The field of youth entrepreneurship is concentrated in certain fixed industries.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe survey shows that the biggest difficulty in the process of youth entrepreneurship is funding. 64.2% of people believe that lack of sufficient funds is the main difficulty. Many people are unwilling to borrow or raise funds despite the lack of funds. This reflects that many entrepreneurs are starting their own businesses. There is a conservative mentality in the process. Another prominent difficulty is excessive competition among peers, accounting for 26.9%. During the survey process, it was found that the field of youth entrepreneurship is relatively concentrated, such as college students who are more inclined to entrepreneurship in e-commerce, computer technology support, etc. Young farmers are more willing to engage in planting and breeding industries that they are more familiar with.This kind of homogenized entrepreneurship will inevitably bring excessive competition while forming a scale effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insufficient funds are the main factor in the failure of youth entrepreneurship.\nB: Financial services are insufficient to support young entrepreneurs.\nC: Homogeneous entrepreneurship reflects the conservative mentality of entrepreneurs.\nD: The field of youth entrepreneurship is concentrated in certain fixed industries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe survey shows that the biggest difficulty in the process of youth entrepreneurship is funding. 64.2% of people believe that lack of sufficient funds is the main difficulty. Many people are unwilling to borrow or raise funds despite the lack of funds. This reflects that many entrepreneurs are starting their own businesses. There is a conservative mentality in the process. Another prominent difficulty is excessive competition among peers, accounting for 26.9%. During the survey process, it was found that the field of youth entrepreneurship is relatively concentrated, such as college students who are more inclined to entrepreneurship in e-commerce, computer technology support, etc. Young farmers are more willing to engage in planting and breeding industries that they are more familiar with.This kind of homogenized entrepreneurship will inevitably bring excessive competition while forming a scale effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insufficient funds are the main factor in the failure of youth entrepreneurship.\nB: Financial services are insufficient to support young entrepreneurs.\nC: Homogeneous entrepreneurship reflects the conservative mentality of entrepreneurs.\nD: The field of youth entrepreneurship is concentrated in certain fixed industries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe survey shows that the biggest difficulty in the process of youth entrepreneurship is funding. 64.2% of people believe that lack of sufficient funds is the main difficulty. Many people are unwilling to borrow or raise funds despite the lack of funds. This reflects that many entrepreneurs are starting their own businesses. There is a conservative mentality in the process. Another prominent difficulty is excessive competition among peers, accounting for 26.9%. During the survey process, it was found that the field of youth entrepreneurship is relatively concentrated, such as college students who are more inclined to entrepreneurship in e-commerce, computer technology support, etc. Young farmers are more willing to engage in planting and breeding industries that they are more familiar with.This kind of homogenized entrepreneurship will inevitably bring excessive competition while forming a scale effect.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Insufficient funds are the main factor in the failure of youth entrepreneurship.\nB: Financial services are insufficient to support young entrepreneurs.\nC: Homogeneous entrepreneurship reflects the conservative mentality of entrepreneurs.\nD: The field of youth entrepreneurship is concentrated in certain fixed industries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter all, most doctors do eat meat, and who knows more about health than doctors do? Which one of the following is a flaw in Smith' s reasoning?\n\nQuestion:\nSmith: Meat in the diet is healthy, despite what some people say.\n\nOptions:\nA: attacking the opponents' motives instead of their argument\nB: taking for granted that experts do not act counter to what, according to their expertise, is in their best interest\nC: generalizing on the basis of a sample consisting of atypical cases\nD: assuming at the outset what the argument claims to establish through reasoning\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegrity is the foundation of a person. However, when plagiarism, college entrance examination fraud, national fraud, official corruption and bribery are repeatedly exposed, once the moral system collapses, the society will not continue to operate normally. By querying the credit status in the credit record, the problem of social information asymmetry can be alleviated to a great extent and the dishonest can be psychologically deterred.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Credit ID card has the authority of proof and credibility.\nB: Proof of integrity is not the key to ensuring integrity.\nC: Lack of integrity, the social moral system is on the verge of collapse.\nD: Credit ID card is a beneficial attempt to maintain and rebuild social integrity.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIntegrity is the foundation of a person. However, when plagiarism, college entrance examination fraud, national fraud, official corruption and bribery are repeatedly exposed, once the moral system collapses, the society will not continue to operate normally. By querying the credit status in the credit record, the problem of social information asymmetry can be alleviated to a great extent and the dishonest can be psychologically deterred.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Credit ID card has the authority of proof and credibility.\nB: Proof of integrity is not the key to ensuring integrity.\nC: Lack of integrity, the social moral system is on the verge of collapse.\nD: Credit ID card is a beneficial attempt to maintain and rebuild social integrity.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll living organisms need metabolism, otherwise life will stop. The same is true of civilization, if it is closed to itself for a long time, it is bound to decline. Exchange and mutual learning is the essential requirement of the development of civilization. Only by communicating with other civilizations and learning from each other's strong points to make up for their weaknesses can we maintain exuberant vitality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a civilization does not have exchanges and mutual learning with other civilizations, it cannot maintain its exuberant vitality.\nB: If a civilization does not close itself off for a long time, it will not decline.\nC: If a civilization communicates with other civilizations and learns from each other's strong points to make up for its weaknesses, it can maintain its exuberant vitality.\nD: If a civilization does not maintain its exuberant vitality, it will not learn from other civilizations.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll living organisms need metabolism, otherwise life will stop. The same is true of civilization, if it is closed to itself for a long time, it is bound to decline. Exchange and mutual learning is the essential requirement of the development of civilization. Only by communicating with other civilizations and learning from each other's strong points to make up for their weaknesses can we maintain exuberant vitality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a civilization does not have exchanges and mutual learning with other civilizations, it cannot maintain its exuberant vitality.\nB: If a civilization does not close itself off for a long time, it will not decline.\nC: If a civilization communicates with other civilizations and learns from each other's strong points to make up for its weaknesses, it can maintain its exuberant vitality.\nD: If a civilization does not maintain its exuberant vitality, it will not learn from other civilizations.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHusband and wife's personal property refers to the personal property within a certain range retained by husband and wife after marriage according to law or as agreed by the parties. It generally includes legal personal property and agreed personal property. Specifically, it includes pre marital property and post marital property.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following property belongs to husband and wife's personal property?\n\nOptions:\nA: After marriage, one party accepts gifts from relatives and friends\nB: Property actually acquired by one party after marriage after accepting inheritance before marriage\nC: Property acquired after marriage shall be managed and used separately by the husband and wife living in two separate places\nD: Bonus received by one party after marriage\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLabor touches porcelain means that individual workers take advantage of the management loopholes of the enterprise to urge the enterprise to commit illegal acts, and then demand economic benefits such as double wages or economic compensation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to labor touches porcelain?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Lin applied to a company, he did not sign a labor contract with the company under various excuses. Three months later, Lin applied to the labor arbitration department on the grounds that the company refused to conclude a labor contract with him, asking the company to compensate for double wages during the period when the contract was not signed\nB: After working for a year, Ms. Ding found that the company did not pay for her pension insurance. After many negotiations, she did not get a satisfactory result. She applied to the labor arbitration department and asked the company to pay her pension insurance\nC: After Ms. Hong gave birth to her second child, the factory deducted half of her salary during her pregnancy and persuaded her to resign. Ms. Hong finally decided to sue the court, demanding that the factory make up her salary bonus and compensate her\nD: More than 10 workers recruited by a company did not sign a written labor contract. They were collectively dismissed because of continuous demands for increased wages. A few days later, they applied for labor arbitration on the grounds of the company's refusal to sign the labor contract and the first fault, requesting permission for them to return to the company to continue working\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLabor touches porcelain means that individual workers take advantage of the management loopholes of the enterprise to urge the enterprise to commit illegal acts, and then demand economic benefits such as double wages or economic compensation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to labor touches porcelain?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Lin applied to a company, he did not sign a labor contract with the company under various excuses. Three months later, Lin applied to the labor arbitration department on the grounds that the company refused to conclude a labor contract with him, asking the company to compensate for double wages during the period when the contract was not signed\nB: After working for a year, Ms. Ding found that the company did not pay for her pension insurance. After many negotiations, she did not get a satisfactory result. She applied to the labor arbitration department and asked the company to pay her pension insurance\nC: After Ms. Hong gave birth to her second child, the factory deducted half of her salary during her pregnancy and persuaded her to resign. Ms. Hong finally decided to sue the court, demanding that the factory make up her salary bonus and compensate her\nD: More than 10 workers recruited by a company did not sign a written labor contract. They were collectively dismissed because of continuous demands for increased wages. A few days later, they applied for labor arbitration on the grounds of the company's refusal to sign the labor contract and the first fault, requesting permission for them to return to the company to continue working\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLabor touches porcelain means that individual workers take advantage of the management loopholes of the enterprise to urge the enterprise to commit illegal acts, and then demand economic benefits such as double wages or economic compensation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following belongs to labor touches porcelain?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Lin applied to a company, he did not sign a labor contract with the company under various excuses. Three months later, Lin applied to the labor arbitration department on the grounds that the company refused to conclude a labor contract with him, asking the company to compensate for double wages during the period when the contract was not signed\nB: After working for a year, Ms. Ding found that the company did not pay for her pension insurance. After many negotiations, she did not get a satisfactory result. She applied to the labor arbitration department and asked the company to pay her pension insurance\nC: After Ms. Hong gave birth to her second child, the factory deducted half of her salary during her pregnancy and persuaded her to resign. Ms. Hong finally decided to sue the court, demanding that the factory make up her salary bonus and compensate her\nD: More than 10 workers recruited by a company did not sign a written labor contract. They were collectively dismissed because of continuous demands for increased wages. A few days later, they applied for labor arbitration on the grounds of the company's refusal to sign the labor contract and the first fault, requesting permission for them to return to the company to continue working\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA contract between two parties is valid only if one party accepts a legitimate offer from the other; an offer is not legitimate if someone in the position of the party to whom it was made would reasonably believe the offer to be made in jest.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle stated above, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Kenta accepted Gus's offer to buy a shipment of goods, but Gus, unknown to Kenta, made the offer in jest. Thus, the contract was not valid.\nB: Frank's offer to buy Mindy's business from her was legitimate. Thus, if Mindy is a reasonable person, she will accept the offer.\nC: The only offer that Sal made to Veronica was not a legitimate one. Thus, regardless of whether Sal made the offer in jest, there is no valid contract between them.\nD: Joe made a legitimate offer to buy Sandy's car and Sandy has not rejected the offer. Thus, there was a valid contract.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA contract between two parties is valid only if one party accepts a legitimate offer from the other; an offer is not legitimate if someone in the position of the party to whom it was made would reasonably believe the offer to be made in jest.\n\nQuestion:\nThe principle stated above, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: Kenta accepted Gus's offer to buy a shipment of goods, but Gus, unknown to Kenta, made the offer in jest. Thus, the contract was not valid.\nB: Frank's offer to buy Mindy's business from her was legitimate. Thus, if Mindy is a reasonable person, she will accept the offer.\nC: The only offer that Sal made to Veronica was not a legitimate one. Thus, regardless of whether Sal made the offer in jest, there is no valid contract between them.\nD: Joe made a legitimate offer to buy Sandy's car and Sandy has not rejected the offer. Thus, there was a valid contract.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public is well aware that high blood cholesterol levels raise the risk of stroke caused by blood clots. But a recent report concludes that people with low blood cholesterol levels are at increased risk of the other lethal type of stroke -- cerebral hemorrhage, caused when a brain artery bursts. The report suggests that because blood cholesterol plays a vital role in maintaining cell membranes, low blood cholesterol weakens artery walls, making them prone to rupture. The conclusion thus supports a long-standing contention by Japanese researchers that Western diets better protect against cerebral hemorrhage than do non-Western diets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: High blood cholesterol levels preclude the weakening of artery walls.\nB: Cerebral hemorrhages are more dangerous than strokes caused by blood clots.\nC: Western diets result in higher blood cholesterol levels than do non-Western diets.\nD: People who have low blood pressure are at increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public is well aware that high blood cholesterol levels raise the risk of stroke caused by blood clots. But a recent report concludes that people with low blood cholesterol levels are at increased risk of the other lethal type of stroke -- cerebral hemorrhage, caused when a brain artery bursts. The report suggests that because blood cholesterol plays a vital role in maintaining cell membranes, low blood cholesterol weakens artery walls, making them prone to rupture. The conclusion thus supports a long-standing contention by Japanese researchers that Western diets better protect against cerebral hemorrhage than do non-Western diets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: High blood cholesterol levels preclude the weakening of artery walls.\nB: Cerebral hemorrhages are more dangerous than strokes caused by blood clots.\nC: Western diets result in higher blood cholesterol levels than do non-Western diets.\nD: People who have low blood pressure are at increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public is well aware that high blood cholesterol levels raise the risk of stroke caused by blood clots. But a recent report concludes that people with low blood cholesterol levels are at increased risk of the other lethal type of stroke -- cerebral hemorrhage, caused when a brain artery bursts. The report suggests that because blood cholesterol plays a vital role in maintaining cell membranes, low blood cholesterol weakens artery walls, making them prone to rupture. The conclusion thus supports a long-standing contention by Japanese researchers that Western diets better protect against cerebral hemorrhage than do non-Western diets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: High blood cholesterol levels preclude the weakening of artery walls.\nB: Cerebral hemorrhages are more dangerous than strokes caused by blood clots.\nC: Western diets result in higher blood cholesterol levels than do non-Western diets.\nD: People who have low blood pressure are at increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe public is well aware that high blood cholesterol levels raise the risk of stroke caused by blood clots. But a recent report concludes that people with low blood cholesterol levels are at increased risk of the other lethal type of stroke -- cerebral hemorrhage, caused when a brain artery bursts. The report suggests that because blood cholesterol plays a vital role in maintaining cell membranes, low blood cholesterol weakens artery walls, making them prone to rupture. The conclusion thus supports a long-standing contention by Japanese researchers that Western diets better protect against cerebral hemorrhage than do non-Western diets.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is based on which one of the following assumptions?\n\nOptions:\nA: High blood cholesterol levels preclude the weakening of artery walls.\nB: Cerebral hemorrhages are more dangerous than strokes caused by blood clots.\nC: Western diets result in higher blood cholesterol levels than do non-Western diets.\nD: People who have low blood pressure are at increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to the profitable but unlawful practice of selling elephant tusks, elephants have been hunted to near extinction by unlicensed poachers. Ttherefore, an efficient way to prevent the hunting of elephants would be to file down the tusks from time to time, thus removing any incentive for hunting elephants.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Elephants are only valued by poachers for their tusks.\nB: Poachers often steal baby elephants to raise in captivity and later sell them for a profit.\nC: Elephants whose tusks have been trimmed will be unable to defend themselves against poachers.\nD: The demand for elephant tusks will decrease as supply dwindles.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to the profitable but unlawful practice of selling elephant tusks, elephants have been hunted to near extinction by unlicensed poachers. Ttherefore, an efficient way to prevent the hunting of elephants would be to file down the tusks from time to time, thus removing any incentive for hunting elephants.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Elephants are only valued by poachers for their tusks.\nB: Poachers often steal baby elephants to raise in captivity and later sell them for a profit.\nC: Elephants whose tusks have been trimmed will be unable to defend themselves against poachers.\nD: The demand for elephant tusks will decrease as supply dwindles.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to the profitable but unlawful practice of selling elephant tusks, elephants have been hunted to near extinction by unlicensed poachers. Ttherefore, an efficient way to prevent the hunting of elephants would be to file down the tusks from time to time, thus removing any incentive for hunting elephants.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Elephants are only valued by poachers for their tusks.\nB: Poachers often steal baby elephants to raise in captivity and later sell them for a profit.\nC: Elephants whose tusks have been trimmed will be unable to defend themselves against poachers.\nD: The demand for elephant tusks will decrease as supply dwindles.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen we promote car free day with great fanfare, we do not realize that its birthplace, European car free day, is already at a dead end. It is reported that European cities hosting car-free days and the scale of their activities have been greatly reduced. Across France, 98 cities participated in car-free days in 2003, down to 72 in 2004 and 56 in 2005. Berlin, the capital of Germany, and Rome, the capital of Italy, both withdrew from car free day in 2003. So much so that the French Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development had to regret that car free day is a meaningful activity, but it is not in line with reality and is not enough to change people's driving habits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: No matter how much we expect from car free day, its meaning is still very limited\nB: car free day will flourish in China, which has just entered the automobile era\nC: car free day plays a certain role in alleviating traffic congestion in France\nD: car free day has played a great role in raising the awareness of environmental protection among people in Europe\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen we promote car free day with great fanfare, we do not realize that its birthplace, European car free day, is already at a dead end. It is reported that European cities hosting car-free days and the scale of their activities have been greatly reduced. Across France, 98 cities participated in car-free days in 2003, down to 72 in 2004 and 56 in 2005. Berlin, the capital of Germany, and Rome, the capital of Italy, both withdrew from car free day in 2003. So much so that the French Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development had to regret that car free day is a meaningful activity, but it is not in line with reality and is not enough to change people's driving habits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: No matter how much we expect from car free day, its meaning is still very limited\nB: car free day will flourish in China, which has just entered the automobile era\nC: car free day plays a certain role in alleviating traffic congestion in France\nD: car free day has played a great role in raising the awareness of environmental protection among people in Europe\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen we promote car free day with great fanfare, we do not realize that its birthplace, European car free day, is already at a dead end. It is reported that European cities hosting car-free days and the scale of their activities have been greatly reduced. Across France, 98 cities participated in car-free days in 2003, down to 72 in 2004 and 56 in 2005. Berlin, the capital of Germany, and Rome, the capital of Italy, both withdrew from car free day in 2003. So much so that the French Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development had to regret that car free day is a meaningful activity, but it is not in line with reality and is not enough to change people's driving habits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: No matter how much we expect from car free day, its meaning is still very limited\nB: car free day will flourish in China, which has just entered the automobile era\nC: car free day plays a certain role in alleviating traffic congestion in France\nD: car free day has played a great role in raising the awareness of environmental protection among people in Europe\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen we promote car free day with great fanfare, we do not realize that its birthplace, European car free day, is already at a dead end. It is reported that European cities hosting car-free days and the scale of their activities have been greatly reduced. Across France, 98 cities participated in car-free days in 2003, down to 72 in 2004 and 56 in 2005. Berlin, the capital of Germany, and Rome, the capital of Italy, both withdrew from car free day in 2003. So much so that the French Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development had to regret that car free day is a meaningful activity, but it is not in line with reality and is not enough to change people's driving habits.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conforms to the context?\n\nOptions:\nA: No matter how much we expect from car free day, its meaning is still very limited\nB: car free day will flourish in China, which has just entered the automobile era\nC: car free day plays a certain role in alleviating traffic congestion in France\nD: car free day has played a great role in raising the awareness of environmental protection among people in Europe\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe amount of time it takes for most of a worker's occupational knowledge and skills to become obsolete has been declining because of the introduction of advanced manufacturing technology (AMT). Given the rate at which AMT is currently being introduced in manufacturing, the average worker's old skills become obsolete and new skills are required within as little as five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following plans, if feasible, would allow a company to prepare most effectively for the rapid obsolescence of skills described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company will ensure that it can offer its employees any training necessary for meeting their job requirements.\nB: The company will develop a program to offer selected employees the opportunity to receive training six years after they were originally hired.\nC: The company will increase its investment in AMT every year for a period of at least five years.\nD: The company will periodically survey its employees to determine how the introduction of AMT has affected them.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe amount of time it takes for most of a worker's occupational knowledge and skills to become obsolete has been declining because of the introduction of advanced manufacturing technology (AMT). Given the rate at which AMT is currently being introduced in manufacturing, the average worker's old skills become obsolete and new skills are required within as little as five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following plans, if feasible, would allow a company to prepare most effectively for the rapid obsolescence of skills described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company will ensure that it can offer its employees any training necessary for meeting their job requirements.\nB: The company will develop a program to offer selected employees the opportunity to receive training six years after they were originally hired.\nC: The company will increase its investment in AMT every year for a period of at least five years.\nD: The company will periodically survey its employees to determine how the introduction of AMT has affected them.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe amount of time it takes for most of a worker's occupational knowledge and skills to become obsolete has been declining because of the introduction of advanced manufacturing technology (AMT). Given the rate at which AMT is currently being introduced in manufacturing, the average worker's old skills become obsolete and new skills are required within as little as five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following plans, if feasible, would allow a company to prepare most effectively for the rapid obsolescence of skills described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The company will ensure that it can offer its employees any training necessary for meeting their job requirements.\nB: The company will develop a program to offer selected employees the opportunity to receive training six years after they were originally hired.\nC: The company will increase its investment in AMT every year for a period of at least five years.\nD: The company will periodically survey its employees to determine how the introduction of AMT has affected them.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe reverse flow of talents refers to the phenomenon that professionals who used to work in well-known big cities actively choose to work in small and medium-sized cities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the reverse flow of talents?\n\nOptions:\nA: The county town of Xiaozhao's hometown has developed rapidly in recent years, and is recruiting professionals with working background in big cities everywhere. After repeated consideration, Xiaozhao resigned from a research department in Beijing and went back to his hometown to apply for a job successfully\nB: Xiao Han, who graduated from high school, has worked hard in Shenzhen for many years. He feels deeply that although there are many job opportunities here and the annual income is considerable, there is too much competitive pressure and sometimes he can't follow his heart. After the Spring Festival, he decided to stay in his hometown to start a business\nC: After Xiaohuang got his master's degree in bridge design from a university in Tianjin, he came to the small city where his girlfriend lived and found a good job. He and his girlfriend were very happy\nD: The post-80s white-collar Xiao Li worked in the headquarters of a financial institution in Shanghai. A few days ago, he decided to change jobs to a nearby insurance company. Unexpectedly, he found that his decision coincided with the choice of many colleagues\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe reverse flow of talents refers to the phenomenon that professionals who used to work in well-known big cities actively choose to work in small and medium-sized cities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the reverse flow of talents?\n\nOptions:\nA: The county town of Xiaozhao's hometown has developed rapidly in recent years, and is recruiting professionals with working background in big cities everywhere. After repeated consideration, Xiaozhao resigned from a research department in Beijing and went back to his hometown to apply for a job successfully\nB: Xiao Han, who graduated from high school, has worked hard in Shenzhen for many years. He feels deeply that although there are many job opportunities here and the annual income is considerable, there is too much competitive pressure and sometimes he can't follow his heart. After the Spring Festival, he decided to stay in his hometown to start a business\nC: After Xiaohuang got his master's degree in bridge design from a university in Tianjin, he came to the small city where his girlfriend lived and found a good job. He and his girlfriend were very happy\nD: The post-80s white-collar Xiao Li worked in the headquarters of a financial institution in Shanghai. A few days ago, he decided to change jobs to a nearby insurance company. Unexpectedly, he found that his decision coincided with the choice of many colleagues\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car factory claims that its new car has passed various crash tests. When a car accident occurs, the safety of the passengers can be fully protected. But there are also questions about whether crash tests alone will not prove the car is safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support this challenge?\n\nOptions:\nA: The test can not simulate the driver's emergency response at the moment of accident\nB: The vehicles used in the test may not be exactly the same as the vehicles sold\nC: Tests are usually conducted in the laboratory rather than on crash prone roads\nD: The size and quality of the doll used in the test can not fully simulate the real human body\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car factory claims that its new car has passed various crash tests. When a car accident occurs, the safety of the passengers can be fully protected. But there are also questions about whether crash tests alone will not prove the car is safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support this challenge?\n\nOptions:\nA: The test can not simulate the driver's emergency response at the moment of accident\nB: The vehicles used in the test may not be exactly the same as the vehicles sold\nC: Tests are usually conducted in the laboratory rather than on crash prone roads\nD: The size and quality of the doll used in the test can not fully simulate the real human body\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA car factory claims that its new car has passed various crash tests. When a car accident occurs, the safety of the passengers can be fully protected. But there are also questions about whether crash tests alone will not prove the car is safe.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, cannot support this challenge?\n\nOptions:\nA: The test can not simulate the driver's emergency response at the moment of accident\nB: The vehicles used in the test may not be exactly the same as the vehicles sold\nC: Tests are usually conducted in the laboratory rather than on crash prone roads\nD: The size and quality of the doll used in the test can not fully simulate the real human body\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWittgenstein was a student of Moore, a famous philosopher at Cambridge University. One day, philosopher Russell asked Moore, who is your best student? Moore said without hesitation: Wittgenstein. why? because among all the students, only he always showed a blank look when listening to the class, and there were always endless questions. later, Wittgenstein is more famous than Russell. Someone asked, why did Russell fall behind? Wittgenstein said: he has no problem.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Doubting and questioning are always the secret of success\nB: Curiosity is the internal driving force of research\nC: Appreciation is an important factor in success\nD: Finding problems is the premise of continuous progress\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWittgenstein was a student of Moore, a famous philosopher at Cambridge University. One day, philosopher Russell asked Moore, who is your best student? Moore said without hesitation: Wittgenstein. why? because among all the students, only he always showed a blank look when listening to the class, and there were always endless questions. later, Wittgenstein is more famous than Russell. Someone asked, why did Russell fall behind? Wittgenstein said: he has no problem.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Doubting and questioning are always the secret of success\nB: Curiosity is the internal driving force of research\nC: Appreciation is an important factor in success\nD: Finding problems is the premise of continuous progress\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWittgenstein was a student of Moore, a famous philosopher at Cambridge University. One day, philosopher Russell asked Moore, who is your best student? Moore said without hesitation: Wittgenstein. why? because among all the students, only he always showed a blank look when listening to the class, and there were always endless questions. later, Wittgenstein is more famous than Russell. Someone asked, why did Russell fall behind? Wittgenstein said: he has no problem.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Doubting and questioning are always the secret of success\nB: Curiosity is the internal driving force of research\nC: Appreciation is an important factor in success\nD: Finding problems is the premise of continuous progress\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf squirrels eat from a bird feeder, it will not attract many birds. However, squirrels eat from a bird feeder only if it lacks a protective cover. So a bird feeder will not attract many birds if it does not have a protective cover.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low only if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. So a tire will wear out prematurely if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly.\nB: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. Ttherefore, if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly, a tire will wear out prematurely.\nC: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely, and if a tire wears out prematurely, a likely cause is that the pressure was too low. So if a car owner checks the tire pressure regularly, the tires will not wear out prematurely.\nD: Tires wear out prematurely if car owners neglect to check the tire pressure regularly. Unless car owners are unaware of this fact, they check the tire pressure regularly. So car owners need to be made aware of the consequences of neglecting to check the tire pressure.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf squirrels eat from a bird feeder, it will not attract many birds. However, squirrels eat from a bird feeder only if it lacks a protective cover. So a bird feeder will not attract many birds if it does not have a protective cover.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low only if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. So a tire will wear out prematurely if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly.\nB: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. Ttherefore, if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly, a tire will wear out prematurely.\nC: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely, and if a tire wears out prematurely, a likely cause is that the pressure was too low. So if a car owner checks the tire pressure regularly, the tires will not wear out prematurely.\nD: Tires wear out prematurely if car owners neglect to check the tire pressure regularly. Unless car owners are unaware of this fact, they check the tire pressure regularly. So car owners need to be made aware of the consequences of neglecting to check the tire pressure.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf squirrels eat from a bird feeder, it will not attract many birds. However, squirrels eat from a bird feeder only if it lacks a protective cover. So a bird feeder will not attract many birds if it does not have a protective cover.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low only if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. So a tire will wear out prematurely if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly.\nB: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. Ttherefore, if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly, a tire will wear out prematurely.\nC: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely, and if a tire wears out prematurely, a likely cause is that the pressure was too low. So if a car owner checks the tire pressure regularly, the tires will not wear out prematurely.\nD: Tires wear out prematurely if car owners neglect to check the tire pressure regularly. Unless car owners are unaware of this fact, they check the tire pressure regularly. So car owners need to be made aware of the consequences of neglecting to check the tire pressure.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf squirrels eat from a bird feeder, it will not attract many birds. However, squirrels eat from a bird feeder only if it lacks a protective cover. So a bird feeder will not attract many birds if it does not have a protective cover.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above is most similar to that in which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low only if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. So a tire will wear out prematurely if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly.\nB: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely. But tire pressure will become too low if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly. Ttherefore, if the car owner neglects to check the pressure regularly, a tire will wear out prematurely.\nC: If a tire's pressure is too low, the tire will wear out prematurely, and if a tire wears out prematurely, a likely cause is that the pressure was too low. So if a car owner checks the tire pressure regularly, the tires will not wear out prematurely.\nD: Tires wear out prematurely if car owners neglect to check the tire pressure regularly. Unless car owners are unaware of this fact, they check the tire pressure regularly. So car owners need to be made aware of the consequences of neglecting to check the tire pressure.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause some university teachers have overseas doctorates, some overseas doctorates have a very high level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options ensures that the above statement is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the teachers in colleges and universities have a very high level\nB: Not all college teachers have a high level\nC: Some university teachers have a very high level\nD: All high-level teachers have overseas doctorates\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause some university teachers have overseas doctorates, some overseas doctorates have a very high level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options ensures that the above statement is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the teachers in colleges and universities have a very high level\nB: Not all college teachers have a high level\nC: Some university teachers have a very high level\nD: All high-level teachers have overseas doctorates\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause some university teachers have overseas doctorates, some overseas doctorates have a very high level.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options ensures that the above statement is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the teachers in colleges and universities have a very high level\nB: Not all college teachers have a high level\nC: Some university teachers have a very high level\nD: All high-level teachers have overseas doctorates\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first bicycle in the world was invented in 1847. Bicycles disappeared only a short time after the emergence of bicycles and did not reappear until 1860. why did this happen? A new technology will be accepted only when it is consistent with the concept of social values. So there must have been some change in social values between 1817 and 1860.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the cause of the defect in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignoring the possibility that bicycles will be accepted again.\nB: This paper puts forward a question which has little to do with the conclusion of the argument.\nC: The mistaken belief that the bicycle reappeared in 1860 shows that it has been re-accepted.\nD: It is assumed that it has been truly accepted without giving a reasonable explanation.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first bicycle in the world was invented in 1847. Bicycles disappeared only a short time after the emergence of bicycles and did not reappear until 1860. why did this happen? A new technology will be accepted only when it is consistent with the concept of social values. So there must have been some change in social values between 1817 and 1860.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the cause of the defect in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignoring the possibility that bicycles will be accepted again.\nB: This paper puts forward a question which has little to do with the conclusion of the argument.\nC: The mistaken belief that the bicycle reappeared in 1860 shows that it has been re-accepted.\nD: It is assumed that it has been truly accepted without giving a reasonable explanation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first bicycle in the world was invented in 1847. Bicycles disappeared only a short time after the emergence of bicycles and did not reappear until 1860. why did this happen? A new technology will be accepted only when it is consistent with the concept of social values. So there must have been some change in social values between 1817 and 1860.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the cause of the defect in the above reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ignoring the possibility that bicycles will be accepted again.\nB: This paper puts forward a question which has little to do with the conclusion of the argument.\nC: The mistaken belief that the bicycle reappeared in 1860 shows that it has been re-accepted.\nD: It is assumed that it has been truly accepted without giving a reasonable explanation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term boundary problem refers to various short-sighted behaviors of employees due to the short employment relationship in modern enterprises, and the harm caused by such behaviors to the enterprise\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the term boundary problem\n\nOptions:\nA: Because he will retire in one year, Lao Zhao feels unable and his work efficiency is getting worse and worse\nB: Because he was not familiar with the business, Xiao Li, who had just come a month, lost a big customer and the company lost a lot\nC: Because he felt that it was impossible to become a regular worker,Xiao Wang worked hard every day to show himself \nD: Because he only signed a contract for half a year, Xiao Sun ignored the use of working machinery and equipment\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term boundary problem refers to various short-sighted behaviors of employees due to the short employment relationship in modern enterprises, and the harm caused by such behaviors to the enterprise\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the term boundary problem\n\nOptions:\nA: Because he will retire in one year, Lao Zhao feels unable and his work efficiency is getting worse and worse\nB: Because he was not familiar with the business, Xiao Li, who had just come a month, lost a big customer and the company lost a lot\nC: Because he felt that it was impossible to become a regular worker,Xiao Wang worked hard every day to show himself \nD: Because he only signed a contract for half a year, Xiao Sun ignored the use of working machinery and equipment\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term boundary problem refers to various short-sighted behaviors of employees due to the short employment relationship in modern enterprises, and the harm caused by such behaviors to the enterprise\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the term boundary problem\n\nOptions:\nA: Because he will retire in one year, Lao Zhao feels unable and his work efficiency is getting worse and worse\nB: Because he was not familiar with the business, Xiao Li, who had just come a month, lost a big customer and the company lost a lot\nC: Because he felt that it was impossible to become a regular worker,Xiao Wang worked hard every day to show himself \nD: Because he only signed a contract for half a year, Xiao Sun ignored the use of working machinery and equipment\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe term boundary problem refers to various short-sighted behaviors of employees due to the short employment relationship in modern enterprises, and the harm caused by such behaviors to the enterprise\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings belongs to the term boundary problem\n\nOptions:\nA: Because he will retire in one year, Lao Zhao feels unable and his work efficiency is getting worse and worse\nB: Because he was not familiar with the business, Xiao Li, who had just come a month, lost a big customer and the company lost a lot\nC: Because he felt that it was impossible to become a regular worker,Xiao Wang worked hard every day to show himself \nD: Because he only signed a contract for half a year, Xiao Sun ignored the use of working machinery and equipment\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFresh fish tastes delicious and nutritious, but the fish has less fat and more water, which is not easy to preserve and easy to decay. Once dehydrated and dead, it is very easy to be affected by bacteria and decompose rapidly to produce trimethylamine and piperidine. Trimethylamine is a gas and is easily soluble in water; Piperidine is liquid and stinks of ammonia. So many people think of fishy smell when they mention fish. There is a kind of oily fish in Italian food, which has a strong smell after fermentation, but many people like it. It is used to mix salad sauce and make pasta sauce. It is often seen that it should be a distant relative of fish sauce, the seasoning of ancient Greece and Rome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italians like oily fish with a strong smell\nB: How does fish smell\nC: Different people have different cultural identities to the smell of fish\nD: Many people are sensitive to the smell of fish\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFresh fish tastes delicious and nutritious, but the fish has less fat and more water, which is not easy to preserve and easy to decay. Once dehydrated and dead, it is very easy to be affected by bacteria and decompose rapidly to produce trimethylamine and piperidine. Trimethylamine is a gas and is easily soluble in water; Piperidine is liquid and stinks of ammonia. So many people think of fishy smell when they mention fish. There is a kind of oily fish in Italian food, which has a strong smell after fermentation, but many people like it. It is used to mix salad sauce and make pasta sauce. It is often seen that it should be a distant relative of fish sauce, the seasoning of ancient Greece and Rome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italians like oily fish with a strong smell\nB: How does fish smell\nC: Different people have different cultural identities to the smell of fish\nD: Many people are sensitive to the smell of fish\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFresh fish tastes delicious and nutritious, but the fish has less fat and more water, which is not easy to preserve and easy to decay. Once dehydrated and dead, it is very easy to be affected by bacteria and decompose rapidly to produce trimethylamine and piperidine. Trimethylamine is a gas and is easily soluble in water; Piperidine is liquid and stinks of ammonia. So many people think of fishy smell when they mention fish. There is a kind of oily fish in Italian food, which has a strong smell after fermentation, but many people like it. It is used to mix salad sauce and make pasta sauce. It is often seen that it should be a distant relative of fish sauce, the seasoning of ancient Greece and Rome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italians like oily fish with a strong smell\nB: How does fish smell\nC: Different people have different cultural identities to the smell of fish\nD: Many people are sensitive to the smell of fish\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFresh fish tastes delicious and nutritious, but the fish has less fat and more water, which is not easy to preserve and easy to decay. Once dehydrated and dead, it is very easy to be affected by bacteria and decompose rapidly to produce trimethylamine and piperidine. Trimethylamine is a gas and is easily soluble in water; Piperidine is liquid and stinks of ammonia. So many people think of fishy smell when they mention fish. There is a kind of oily fish in Italian food, which has a strong smell after fermentation, but many people like it. It is used to mix salad sauce and make pasta sauce. It is often seen that it should be a distant relative of fish sauce, the seasoning of ancient Greece and Rome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Italians like oily fish with a strong smell\nB: How does fish smell\nC: Different people have different cultural identities to the smell of fish\nD: Many people are sensitive to the smell of fish\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, people who are educated today spend significantly less time reading than those who were educated 50 years ago, yet the number of books sold per day is much higher today than it was 50 years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following statements helps to explain the above phenomenon, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of educated people today is vastly higher than there were 50 years ago.\nB: People 50 years ago preferred to borrow books from libraries than they do now.\nC: Compared to now, people 50 years ago preferred to show their good education and taste through a large collection of books.\nD: Books today tend to be thinner and easier to read than they were 50 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, people who are educated today spend significantly less time reading than those who were educated 50 years ago, yet the number of books sold per day is much higher today than it was 50 years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following statements helps to explain the above phenomenon, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of educated people today is vastly higher than there were 50 years ago.\nB: People 50 years ago preferred to borrow books from libraries than they do now.\nC: Compared to now, people 50 years ago preferred to show their good education and taste through a large collection of books.\nD: Books today tend to be thinner and easier to read than they were 50 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn average, people who are educated today spend significantly less time reading than those who were educated 50 years ago, yet the number of books sold per day is much higher today than it was 50 years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following statements helps to explain the above phenomenon, except?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of educated people today is vastly higher than there were 50 years ago.\nB: People 50 years ago preferred to borrow books from libraries than they do now.\nC: Compared to now, people 50 years ago preferred to show their good education and taste through a large collection of books.\nD: Books today tend to be thinner and easier to read than they were 50 years ago.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough wood-burning stoves are more efficient than open fireplaces, they are also more dangerous. The smoke that wood-burning stoves release up the chimney is cooler than the smoke from an open flame. Thus it travels more slowly and deposits more creosote, a flammable substance that can clog a chimney -- or worse ignite inside it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Open fireplaces pose more risk of severe accidents inside the home than do woodburning stoves.\nB: Open fireplaces also produce a large amount of creosote residue.\nC: The amount of creosote produced depends not only on the type of flame but on how often the stove or fireplace is used.\nD: The most efficient wood-burning stoves produce less creosote than do many open fireplaces.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough wood-burning stoves are more efficient than open fireplaces, they are also more dangerous. The smoke that wood-burning stoves release up the chimney is cooler than the smoke from an open flame. Thus it travels more slowly and deposits more creosote, a flammable substance that can clog a chimney -- or worse ignite inside it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Open fireplaces pose more risk of severe accidents inside the home than do woodburning stoves.\nB: Open fireplaces also produce a large amount of creosote residue.\nC: The amount of creosote produced depends not only on the type of flame but on how often the stove or fireplace is used.\nD: The most efficient wood-burning stoves produce less creosote than do many open fireplaces.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough wood-burning stoves are more efficient than open fireplaces, they are also more dangerous. The smoke that wood-burning stoves release up the chimney is cooler than the smoke from an open flame. Thus it travels more slowly and deposits more creosote, a flammable substance that can clog a chimney -- or worse ignite inside it.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Open fireplaces pose more risk of severe accidents inside the home than do woodburning stoves.\nB: Open fireplaces also produce a large amount of creosote residue.\nC: The amount of creosote produced depends not only on the type of flame but on how often the stove or fireplace is used.\nD: The most efficient wood-burning stoves produce less creosote than do many open fireplaces.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemical deposition refers to the process of precipitation and accumulation of substances transported in the form of colloid solution and true solution in water medium after they reach the appropriate place when chemical conditions change. Among them, colloid solution refers to the solution containing a certain size of solid particles or polymer compounds, real solution refers to a higher transparency of aqueous solution.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not chemical deposition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dry early climate area, the lake water rarely leakage, evaporation effect makes the lake sodium chloride increase, accumulation, become salt water lake\nB: As the green clay minerals in seawater flow with water, they combine with colloids containing aluminum and iron to form glauconite\nC: When the seawater rich in phosphorus rises to the shallow sea area, due to the decrease of pressure and the increase of temperature, the phosphorous is precipitated and deposited and the ore collision is formed\nD: The bones of creatures in the lake, they absorb carbon dioxide from the air to form calcium carbonate, and when the concentration of calcium carbonate reaches a certain level, it accumulates on the sea floor, forming limestone\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemical deposition refers to the process of precipitation and accumulation of substances transported in the form of colloid solution and true solution in water medium after they reach the appropriate place when chemical conditions change. Among them, colloid solution refers to the solution containing a certain size of solid particles or polymer compounds, real solution refers to a higher transparency of aqueous solution.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is not chemical deposition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dry early climate area, the lake water rarely leakage, evaporation effect makes the lake sodium chloride increase, accumulation, become salt water lake\nB: As the green clay minerals in seawater flow with water, they combine with colloids containing aluminum and iron to form glauconite\nC: When the seawater rich in phosphorus rises to the shallow sea area, due to the decrease of pressure and the increase of temperature, the phosphorous is precipitated and deposited and the ore collision is formed\nD: The bones of creatures in the lake, they absorb carbon dioxide from the air to form calcium carbonate, and when the concentration of calcium carbonate reaches a certain level, it accumulates on the sea floor, forming limestone\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, Mayor Stephens established a special law-enforcement task force with the avowed mission of eradicating corruption in city government. The mayor' s handpicked task force has now begun prosecuting a dozen city officials. Since all of these officials were appointed by Mayor Bixby, Mayor Stephens' predecessor and longtime political foe, it is clear that those being prosecuted have been targeted because of their political affiliations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Complaints of official corruption in city government have decreased since the anticorruption task force began operating.\nB: Almost all of the officials who have served in city government for any length of time are appointees of Mayor Bixby.\nC: Former mayor Bixby did not publicly oppose Mayor Stephens' establishment of the anticorruption task force.\nD: All of the members of the anticorruption task force had other jobs in city government before the task force was formed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, Mayor Stephens established a special law-enforcement task force with the avowed mission of eradicating corruption in city government. The mayor' s handpicked task force has now begun prosecuting a dozen city officials. Since all of these officials were appointed by Mayor Bixby, Mayor Stephens' predecessor and longtime political foe, it is clear that those being prosecuted have been targeted because of their political affiliations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Complaints of official corruption in city government have decreased since the anticorruption task force began operating.\nB: Almost all of the officials who have served in city government for any length of time are appointees of Mayor Bixby.\nC: Former mayor Bixby did not publicly oppose Mayor Stephens' establishment of the anticorruption task force.\nD: All of the members of the anticorruption task force had other jobs in city government before the task force was formed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, Mayor Stephens established a special law-enforcement task force with the avowed mission of eradicating corruption in city government. The mayor' s handpicked task force has now begun prosecuting a dozen city officials. Since all of these officials were appointed by Mayor Bixby, Mayor Stephens' predecessor and longtime political foe, it is clear that those being prosecuted have been targeted because of their political affiliations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the editorial's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Complaints of official corruption in city government have decreased since the anticorruption task force began operating.\nB: Almost all of the officials who have served in city government for any length of time are appointees of Mayor Bixby.\nC: Former mayor Bixby did not publicly oppose Mayor Stephens' establishment of the anticorruption task force.\nD: All of the members of the anticorruption task force had other jobs in city government before the task force was formed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn May 4, 2015, the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation issued a document that the tobacco consumption tax was increased from 5% to 11% and the specific tax was increased. Some experts believe that the linkage between tax and price will increase the price of cigarettes with the increase of tax rate and reduce the number of people buying cigarettes. From the perspective of tobacco control, this is undoubtedly a good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the output is not affected by the selling price\nB: The increase of income level makes people less sensitive to the price of cigarettes\nC: The tobacco consumption tax rate in most countries in the world is less than 11%\nD: Some developed countries have seen the proliferation of private cigarettes after increasing tobacco consumption tax\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn May 4, 2015, the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation issued a document that the tobacco consumption tax was increased from 5% to 11% and the specific tax was increased. Some experts believe that the linkage between tax and price will increase the price of cigarettes with the increase of tax rate and reduce the number of people buying cigarettes. From the perspective of tobacco control, this is undoubtedly a good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the output is not affected by the selling price\nB: The increase of income level makes people less sensitive to the price of cigarettes\nC: The tobacco consumption tax rate in most countries in the world is less than 11%\nD: Some developed countries have seen the proliferation of private cigarettes after increasing tobacco consumption tax\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn May 4, 2015, the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation issued a document that the tobacco consumption tax was increased from 5% to 11% and the specific tax was increased. Some experts believe that the linkage between tax and price will increase the price of cigarettes with the increase of tax rate and reduce the number of people buying cigarettes. From the perspective of tobacco control, this is undoubtedly a good thing.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, weakens the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the output is not affected by the selling price\nB: The increase of income level makes people less sensitive to the price of cigarettes\nC: The tobacco consumption tax rate in most countries in the world is less than 11%\nD: Some developed countries have seen the proliferation of private cigarettes after increasing tobacco consumption tax\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFishing columnist: When an independent research firm compared the five best-selling baits, it found that Benton baits work best for catching trout. It asked a dozen top anglers to try out the five best-selling baits as they fished for speckled trout in a pristine northern stream, and every angler had the most success with a Benton bait. These results show that Benton is the best bait for anyone who is fishing for trout.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the reasoning in the fishing columnist's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument overlooks the possibility that two best-selling brands of bait may be equally effective.\nB: The argument overlooks the possibility that what works best for expert anglers will not work best for ordinary anglers.\nC: The argument overlooks the possibility that the relative effectiveness of different baits changes when used in different locations.\nD: The argument overlooks the possibility that some other bait is more successful than any of the five best-selling baits.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFishing columnist: When an independent research firm compared the five best-selling baits, it found that Benton baits work best for catching trout. It asked a dozen top anglers to try out the five best-selling baits as they fished for speckled trout in a pristine northern stream, and every angler had the most success with a Benton bait. These results show that Benton is the best bait for anyone who is fishing for trout.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the reasoning in the fishing columnist's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument overlooks the possibility that two best-selling brands of bait may be equally effective.\nB: The argument overlooks the possibility that what works best for expert anglers will not work best for ordinary anglers.\nC: The argument overlooks the possibility that the relative effectiveness of different baits changes when used in different locations.\nD: The argument overlooks the possibility that some other bait is more successful than any of the five best-selling baits.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFishing columnist: When an independent research firm compared the five best-selling baits, it found that Benton baits work best for catching trout. It asked a dozen top anglers to try out the five best-selling baits as they fished for speckled trout in a pristine northern stream, and every angler had the most success with a Benton bait. These results show that Benton is the best bait for anyone who is fishing for trout.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the reasoning in the fishing columnist's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument overlooks the possibility that two best-selling brands of bait may be equally effective.\nB: The argument overlooks the possibility that what works best for expert anglers will not work best for ordinary anglers.\nC: The argument overlooks the possibility that the relative effectiveness of different baits changes when used in different locations.\nD: The argument overlooks the possibility that some other bait is more successful than any of the five best-selling baits.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFishing columnist: When an independent research firm compared the five best-selling baits, it found that Benton baits work best for catching trout. It asked a dozen top anglers to try out the five best-selling baits as they fished for speckled trout in a pristine northern stream, and every angler had the most success with a Benton bait. These results show that Benton is the best bait for anyone who is fishing for trout.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following describes a flaw in the reasoning in the fishing columnist's argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: The argument overlooks the possibility that two best-selling brands of bait may be equally effective.\nB: The argument overlooks the possibility that what works best for expert anglers will not work best for ordinary anglers.\nC: The argument overlooks the possibility that the relative effectiveness of different baits changes when used in different locations.\nD: The argument overlooks the possibility that some other bait is more successful than any of the five best-selling baits.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt's impossible for all the witnesses to tell the truth.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above proposition is true, which of the following propositions must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: All the witnesses must not tell the truth.\nB: Some witnesses tell the truth.\nC: Some witnesses don't tell the truth.\nD: Witnesses in criminal cases tell the truth.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are about 75 brands of microwave popcorn on the market; altogether, they account for a little over half of the money from sales of microwave food products. It takes three minutes to pop corn in the microwave, compared to seven minutes to pop corn conventionally. Yet by weight, microwave popcorn typically costs over five times as much as conventional popcorn. Judging by the popularity of microwave popcorn, many people are willing to pay a high price for just a little additional convenience.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements in the passage are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: More money is spent on microwave food products that take three minutes or less to cook than on microwave food products that take longer to cook.\nB: No single brand of microwave popcorn accounts for a large share of microwave food product sales.\nC: There are more brands of microwave popcorn on the market than there are of any other microwave food product.\nD: Of the total number of microwave food products on the market, most are microwave popcorn products.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are about 75 brands of microwave popcorn on the market; altogether, they account for a little over half of the money from sales of microwave food products. It takes three minutes to pop corn in the microwave, compared to seven minutes to pop corn conventionally. Yet by weight, microwave popcorn typically costs over five times as much as conventional popcorn. Judging by the popularity of microwave popcorn, many people are willing to pay a high price for just a little additional convenience.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements in the passage are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: More money is spent on microwave food products that take three minutes or less to cook than on microwave food products that take longer to cook.\nB: No single brand of microwave popcorn accounts for a large share of microwave food product sales.\nC: There are more brands of microwave popcorn on the market than there are of any other microwave food product.\nD: Of the total number of microwave food products on the market, most are microwave popcorn products.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are about 75 brands of microwave popcorn on the market; altogether, they account for a little over half of the money from sales of microwave food products. It takes three minutes to pop corn in the microwave, compared to seven minutes to pop corn conventionally. Yet by weight, microwave popcorn typically costs over five times as much as conventional popcorn. Judging by the popularity of microwave popcorn, many people are willing to pay a high price for just a little additional convenience.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements in the passage are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: More money is spent on microwave food products that take three minutes or less to cook than on microwave food products that take longer to cook.\nB: No single brand of microwave popcorn accounts for a large share of microwave food product sales.\nC: There are more brands of microwave popcorn on the market than there are of any other microwave food product.\nD: Of the total number of microwave food products on the market, most are microwave popcorn products.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are about 75 brands of microwave popcorn on the market; altogether, they account for a little over half of the money from sales of microwave food products. It takes three minutes to pop corn in the microwave, compared to seven minutes to pop corn conventionally. Yet by weight, microwave popcorn typically costs over five times as much as conventional popcorn. Judging by the popularity of microwave popcorn, many people are willing to pay a high price for just a little additional convenience.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements in the passage are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: More money is spent on microwave food products that take three minutes or less to cook than on microwave food products that take longer to cook.\nB: No single brand of microwave popcorn accounts for a large share of microwave food product sales.\nC: There are more brands of microwave popcorn on the market than there are of any other microwave food product.\nD: Of the total number of microwave food products on the market, most are microwave popcorn products.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: We will be forced to reduce spending next year if we do not increase our enrollment. So, if we are to maintain the quality of the education we provide, we must market our programs more aggressively. Without such marketing we will be unable to increase our enrollment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the university president's argument can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it reduces spending next year.\nB: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it increases its enrollment.\nC: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it markets its programs more aggressively.\nD: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it increases its enrollment.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: We will be forced to reduce spending next year if we do not increase our enrollment. So, if we are to maintain the quality of the education we provide, we must market our programs more aggressively. Without such marketing we will be unable to increase our enrollment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the university president's argument can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it reduces spending next year.\nB: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it increases its enrollment.\nC: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it markets its programs more aggressively.\nD: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it increases its enrollment.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: We will be forced to reduce spending next year if we do not increase our enrollment. So, if we are to maintain the quality of the education we provide, we must market our programs more aggressively. Without such marketing we will be unable to increase our enrollment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion of the university president's argument can be properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it reduces spending next year.\nB: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it increases its enrollment.\nC: The university will not need to reduce spending next year if it markets its programs more aggressively.\nD: The university will not maintain the quality of the education it provides if it increases its enrollment.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe frequently expressed view that written constitutions are inherently more liberal than unwritten ones is false. No written constitution is more than a paper with words on it until those words are both interpreted and applied. Properly understood, then, a constitution is the sum of those procedures through which the power of the state is legitimately exercised and limited. Ttherefore, even a written constitution becomes a liberal constitution only when it is interpreted and applied in a liberal way.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument above is that\n\nOptions:\nA: the idea of a written constitution, properly understood, is inherently self-contradictory\nB: there are criteria for evaluating the interpretation and application of a constitution\nC: written constitutions are no more inherently liberal than are unwritten constitutions\nD: liberal constitutions are extremely difficult to preserve\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe frequently expressed view that written constitutions are inherently more liberal than unwritten ones is false. No written constitution is more than a paper with words on it until those words are both interpreted and applied. Properly understood, then, a constitution is the sum of those procedures through which the power of the state is legitimately exercised and limited. Ttherefore, even a written constitution becomes a liberal constitution only when it is interpreted and applied in a liberal way.\n\nQuestion:\nThe main point of the argument above is that\n\nOptions:\nA: the idea of a written constitution, properly understood, is inherently self-contradictory\nB: there are criteria for evaluating the interpretation and application of a constitution\nC: written constitutions are no more inherently liberal than are unwritten constitutions\nD: liberal constitutions are extremely difficult to preserve\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer magazine: Because front-loading washers use less water than top-loading washers, ordinary powder detergent does not dissolve readily in front-loading washers. So, to get clothes really clean in a front-loading machine you need to use a detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers, instead of ordinary powder detergent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument in the consumer magazine?\n\nOptions:\nA: A laundry detergent does not get clothes really clean in a washer unless it dissolves readily in it.\nB: A washing machine gets clothes really clean only with a laundry detergent specially formulated for that machine.\nC: A laundry detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers dissolves more readily in them than it does in top-loading washers.\nD: Washers that use more water get clothes cleaner than those that use less.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer magazine: Because front-loading washers use less water than top-loading washers, ordinary powder detergent does not dissolve readily in front-loading washers. So, to get clothes really clean in a front-loading machine you need to use a detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers, instead of ordinary powder detergent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument in the consumer magazine?\n\nOptions:\nA: A laundry detergent does not get clothes really clean in a washer unless it dissolves readily in it.\nB: A washing machine gets clothes really clean only with a laundry detergent specially formulated for that machine.\nC: A laundry detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers dissolves more readily in them than it does in top-loading washers.\nD: Washers that use more water get clothes cleaner than those that use less.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConsumer magazine: Because front-loading washers use less water than top-loading washers, ordinary powder detergent does not dissolve readily in front-loading washers. So, to get clothes really clean in a front-loading machine you need to use a detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers, instead of ordinary powder detergent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument in the consumer magazine?\n\nOptions:\nA: A laundry detergent does not get clothes really clean in a washer unless it dissolves readily in it.\nB: A washing machine gets clothes really clean only with a laundry detergent specially formulated for that machine.\nC: A laundry detergent formulated especially for front-loading washers dissolves more readily in them than it does in top-loading washers.\nD: Washers that use more water get clothes cleaner than those that use less.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReason is the most reliable tool when people need to make reliable judgments to decide how to act in complex situations. Irrational tools, such as hunches and habits, are often used, but resorting to reason is undoubtedly the easiest way to succeed when it matters a lot, or when success or failure depends on the judgment you make. We already have some reasonable methods that have been tested for a long time, which can be used to determine what is appropriate and which is true, and we have a series of established principles that guide us to draw inferences from what we know.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning expressed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reason is the most reliable tool for people to make judgments\nB: Now there is a set of methods that can help people make reliable judgments\nC: Irrational tools cannot be trusted when people need to make reliable judgments\nD: A rational judgment of a complex situation will not be wrong\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReason is the most reliable tool when people need to make reliable judgments to decide how to act in complex situations. Irrational tools, such as hunches and habits, are often used, but resorting to reason is undoubtedly the easiest way to succeed when it matters a lot, or when success or failure depends on the judgment you make. We already have some reasonable methods that have been tested for a long time, which can be used to determine what is appropriate and which is true, and we have a series of established principles that guide us to draw inferences from what we know.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning expressed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reason is the most reliable tool for people to make judgments\nB: Now there is a set of methods that can help people make reliable judgments\nC: Irrational tools cannot be trusted when people need to make reliable judgments\nD: A rational judgment of a complex situation will not be wrong\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReason is the most reliable tool when people need to make reliable judgments to decide how to act in complex situations. Irrational tools, such as hunches and habits, are often used, but resorting to reason is undoubtedly the easiest way to succeed when it matters a lot, or when success or failure depends on the judgment you make. We already have some reasonable methods that have been tested for a long time, which can be used to determine what is appropriate and which is true, and we have a series of established principles that guide us to draw inferences from what we know.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main meaning expressed in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reason is the most reliable tool for people to make judgments\nB: Now there is a set of methods that can help people make reliable judgments\nC: Irrational tools cannot be trusted when people need to make reliable judgments\nD: A rational judgment of a complex situation will not be wrong\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecent medical and anthropological data show that prohibitions on the use of certain foods served important social, economic, and medical functions in ancient cultures. But these data cannot explain the origin of the prohibitions involved, since those who originally adopted and enforced them did not have access to the same data as modern researchers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The social, economic, and medical problems of a society may lead to the adoption of contradictory food prohibitions.\nB: The original purpose of a food prohibition is often forgotten a few generations after the prohibition is introduced.\nC: The origin of a food prohibition must be explained with reference to the understanding that the people who adopted and enforced the prohibition had.\nD: The social importance of the origin of a food prohibition is independent of the nutritional value of the food prohibited.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecent medical and anthropological data show that prohibitions on the use of certain foods served important social, economic, and medical functions in ancient cultures. But these data cannot explain the origin of the prohibitions involved, since those who originally adopted and enforced them did not have access to the same data as modern researchers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The social, economic, and medical problems of a society may lead to the adoption of contradictory food prohibitions.\nB: The original purpose of a food prohibition is often forgotten a few generations after the prohibition is introduced.\nC: The origin of a food prohibition must be explained with reference to the understanding that the people who adopted and enforced the prohibition had.\nD: The social importance of the origin of a food prohibition is independent of the nutritional value of the food prohibited.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecent medical and anthropological data show that prohibitions on the use of certain foods served important social, economic, and medical functions in ancient cultures. But these data cannot explain the origin of the prohibitions involved, since those who originally adopted and enforced them did not have access to the same data as modern researchers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The social, economic, and medical problems of a society may lead to the adoption of contradictory food prohibitions.\nB: The original purpose of a food prohibition is often forgotten a few generations after the prohibition is introduced.\nC: The origin of a food prohibition must be explained with reference to the understanding that the people who adopted and enforced the prohibition had.\nD: The social importance of the origin of a food prohibition is independent of the nutritional value of the food prohibited.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective behavior in the form of institutional arrangements and policy guidance. It is just a comprehensive expression of many personal wishes and personal choices. Unless each and every one of us cares about the environment and takes concrete actions, no government will have the incentive (or pressure) to implement environmental policies. Even if the government has formulated sound environmental laws and regulations, if every citizen does not take the initiative to abide by them, then no matter how good the environmental laws and regulations are, they will not achieve the desired results.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point supported by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government has the responsibility to raise the environmental awareness of the whole people\nB: Complete environmental protection regulations are the key to the success or failure of environmental protection policies\nC: Environmental protection regulations formulated by the government should reflect the wishes of citizens\nD: Every citizen should raise his own environmental awareness\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective behavior in the form of institutional arrangements and policy guidance. It is just a comprehensive expression of many personal wishes and personal choices. Unless each and every one of us cares about the environment and takes concrete actions, no government will have the incentive (or pressure) to implement environmental policies. Even if the government has formulated sound environmental laws and regulations, if every citizen does not take the initiative to abide by them, then no matter how good the environmental laws and regulations are, they will not achieve the desired results.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point supported by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government has the responsibility to raise the environmental awareness of the whole people\nB: Complete environmental protection regulations are the key to the success or failure of environmental protection policies\nC: Environmental protection regulations formulated by the government should reflect the wishes of citizens\nD: Every citizen should raise his own environmental awareness\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollective behavior in the form of institutional arrangements and policy guidance. It is just a comprehensive expression of many personal wishes and personal choices. Unless each and every one of us cares about the environment and takes concrete actions, no government will have the incentive (or pressure) to implement environmental policies. Even if the government has formulated sound environmental laws and regulations, if every citizen does not take the initiative to abide by them, then no matter how good the environmental laws and regulations are, they will not achieve the desired results.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main point supported by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The government has the responsibility to raise the environmental awareness of the whole people\nB: Complete environmental protection regulations are the key to the success or failure of environmental protection policies\nC: Environmental protection regulations formulated by the government should reflect the wishes of citizens\nD: Every citizen should raise his own environmental awareness\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSafeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior. Therefore, safeguarding personal interests is the main factor affecting personal behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the argument of the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether safeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior is worth discussing.\nB: Sometimes motivation cannot be the main factor affecting individual behavior.\nC: There are both conflicts and consistency between personal interests.\nD: The act of safeguarding personal interests can also be beneficial to the public interest.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSafeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior. Therefore, safeguarding personal interests is the main factor affecting personal behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the argument of the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether safeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior is worth discussing.\nB: Sometimes motivation cannot be the main factor affecting individual behavior.\nC: There are both conflicts and consistency between personal interests.\nD: The act of safeguarding personal interests can also be beneficial to the public interest.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSafeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior. Therefore, safeguarding personal interests is the main factor affecting personal behavior.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the argument of the stem?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether safeguarding personal interests is the only motivation for personal behavior is worth discussing.\nB: Sometimes motivation cannot be the main factor affecting individual behavior.\nC: There are both conflicts and consistency between personal interests.\nD: The act of safeguarding personal interests can also be beneficial to the public interest.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTent caterpillars' routes between their nests and potential food sources are marked with chemical traces called pheromones that the caterpillars leave behind. Moreover, routes from food sources back to the nest are marked more heavily than are merely exploratory routes that have failed to turn up a food source. Thus, tent caterpillars are apparently among the insect species that engage in communal foraging, which consists in the conveying of information concerning the location of food to other members of the colony, nest, or hive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, adds the most support to the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sometimes individual tent caterpillars will not return to the nest until a food source is located.\nB: The pheromones that tent caterpillars leave behind are detectable by certain other species of caterpillars.\nC: A hungry tent caterpillar is more likely to follow heavily marked routes than lightly marked routes.\nD: Tent caterpillars can detect the presence but not the concentration of pheromones.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTent caterpillars' routes between their nests and potential food sources are marked with chemical traces called pheromones that the caterpillars leave behind. Moreover, routes from food sources back to the nest are marked more heavily than are merely exploratory routes that have failed to turn up a food source. Thus, tent caterpillars are apparently among the insect species that engage in communal foraging, which consists in the conveying of information concerning the location of food to other members of the colony, nest, or hive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, adds the most support to the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sometimes individual tent caterpillars will not return to the nest until a food source is located.\nB: The pheromones that tent caterpillars leave behind are detectable by certain other species of caterpillars.\nC: A hungry tent caterpillar is more likely to follow heavily marked routes than lightly marked routes.\nD: Tent caterpillars can detect the presence but not the concentration of pheromones.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTent caterpillars' routes between their nests and potential food sources are marked with chemical traces called pheromones that the caterpillars leave behind. Moreover, routes from food sources back to the nest are marked more heavily than are merely exploratory routes that have failed to turn up a food source. Thus, tent caterpillars are apparently among the insect species that engage in communal foraging, which consists in the conveying of information concerning the location of food to other members of the colony, nest, or hive.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, adds the most support to the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Sometimes individual tent caterpillars will not return to the nest until a food source is located.\nB: The pheromones that tent caterpillars leave behind are detectable by certain other species of caterpillars.\nC: A hungry tent caterpillar is more likely to follow heavily marked routes than lightly marked routes.\nD: Tent caterpillars can detect the presence but not the concentration of pheromones.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all three companies recruit several graduates from three majors, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fengyun Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits physics majors\nC: Hongyu company recruits chemistry major\nD: Fengyun Company recruits a major in chemistry\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all three companies recruit several graduates from three majors, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fengyun Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits physics majors\nC: Hongyu company recruits chemistry major\nD: Fengyun Company recruits a major in chemistry\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a university, graduates majoring in mathematics, physics, chemistry, management, secretarial science and law need to be employed. At present, Fengyun, Jardine and Hongyu come to the school for recruitment. It is known that each company only recruits graduates from the above two or three majors, and the following conditions need to be met: (1) companies that recruit chemistry majors also recruit mathematics majors; (2) Jardines recruit majors. Fengyun company also recruits; (3) only one company recruits secretarial majors, and the company does not recruit physics majors. (4) if Jardine recruits a management major, then it also recruits a secretarial major; (5) if Hongyu does not recruit a secretarial major, then Jardine recruits a secretarial major.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all three companies recruit several graduates from three majors, which of the following can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: Fengyun Company recruits maths major\nB: Jardine recruits physics majors\nC: Hongyu company recruits chemistry major\nD: Fengyun Company recruits a major in chemistry\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the past several years, a certain technology has been widely used to transmit data among networked computers. Recently two data transmission companies, Aptron and Gammatech, have each developed separate systems that allow network data transmission at rates ten times faster than the current technology allows. Although the systems are similarly priced and are equally easy to use, Aptron' s product is likely to dominate the market, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: unlike many data transmission companies, Aptron and Gammatech develop computers in addition to data transmission systems\nB: it is easier for users of the current data transmission technology to switch to Aptron's product than to Gammatech's\nC: Gammatech has been in the business of designing data transmission systems for several years more than Aptron has\nD: it is much more likely that Gammatech's system will be expandable to meet future needs\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor the past several years, a certain technology has been widely used to transmit data among networked computers. Recently two data transmission companies, Aptron and Gammatech, have each developed separate systems that allow network data transmission at rates ten times faster than the current technology allows. Although the systems are similarly priced and are equally easy to use, Aptron' s product is likely to dominate the market, because __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: unlike many data transmission companies, Aptron and Gammatech develop computers in addition to data transmission systems\nB: it is easier for users of the current data transmission technology to switch to Aptron's product than to Gammatech's\nC: Gammatech has been in the business of designing data transmission systems for several years more than Aptron has\nD: it is much more likely that Gammatech's system will be expandable to meet future needs\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNano is a unit of measurement of geometric dimensions. 1 nanometer is one millionth of a millimeter, that is, 1 nanometer, which is one billionth of a meter. Nanostructure usually refers to a microstructure with a size below 100 nanometers.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the correct statement about nano?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nano is a unit of length\nB: One hundred thousand nanometers equals 1 decimeter\nC: Nano is a very advanced technology and has been widely used in many fields of production and life\nD: Nano usually refers to structures with very tiny dimensions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRye sown in the fall and plowed into the soil in early spring leaves a residue that is highly effective at controlling broad-leaved weeds, but unfortunately for only about 45 days. No major agricultural crop matures from seed in as little as 45 days. Synthetic herbicides, on the other hand, although not any longer-lasting, can be reapplied as the crop grows. Clearly, ttherefore, for major agricultural crops, plowing rye into the soil can play no part in effective weed control.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the objection that it fails to\n\nOptions:\nA: consider that there might be minor, quick-growing crops that do mature in 45 days or less\nB: identify any alternative method of weed control that could be used instead of the method it rejects\nC: allow for the possibility of combining the two weed-control methods it mentions\nD: allow for the possibility that plants other than rye, handled the same way, might have the same effect\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRye sown in the fall and plowed into the soil in early spring leaves a residue that is highly effective at controlling broad-leaved weeds, but unfortunately for only about 45 days. No major agricultural crop matures from seed in as little as 45 days. Synthetic herbicides, on the other hand, although not any longer-lasting, can be reapplied as the crop grows. Clearly, ttherefore, for major agricultural crops, plowing rye into the soil can play no part in effective weed control.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the objection that it fails to\n\nOptions:\nA: consider that there might be minor, quick-growing crops that do mature in 45 days or less\nB: identify any alternative method of weed control that could be used instead of the method it rejects\nC: allow for the possibility of combining the two weed-control methods it mentions\nD: allow for the possibility that plants other than rye, handled the same way, might have the same effect\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRye sown in the fall and plowed into the soil in early spring leaves a residue that is highly effective at controlling broad-leaved weeds, but unfortunately for only about 45 days. No major agricultural crop matures from seed in as little as 45 days. Synthetic herbicides, on the other hand, although not any longer-lasting, can be reapplied as the crop grows. Clearly, ttherefore, for major agricultural crops, plowing rye into the soil can play no part in effective weed control.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to the objection that it fails to\n\nOptions:\nA: consider that there might be minor, quick-growing crops that do mature in 45 days or less\nB: identify any alternative method of weed control that could be used instead of the method it rejects\nC: allow for the possibility of combining the two weed-control methods it mentions\nD: allow for the possibility that plants other than rye, handled the same way, might have the same effect\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe BRICs' economic vitality and development prospects have impressed the international community. But at this stage, these countries still face some difficulties in their own economic development, such as unreasonable economic structure, relatively backward infrastructure, imperfect financial market functions, obvious regional development differences, etc. To solve these problems, we should give full play to the core role of finance and strengthen financial cooperation, explore cooperation mechanisms, enrich cooperation contents, improve cooperation methods, and effectively improve the efficiency of resource allocation.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following information about BRICs is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is an urgent need to deepen financial cooperation for BRICs.\nB: Their own economic development is facing difficulties.\nC: BRICs have the potential to drive global economic development.\nD: At present, BRICs focus on the financial industry.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMimicry refers to the adaptation phenomenon that some animals imitate other biological or abiotic environments in terms of appearance, shape, color, markings or behavior, so as to confuse the enemy's vision and avoid enemy predation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomenas belongs to mimicry:\n\nOptions:\nA: Striking black and yellow stripes on the abdomen of the wasp are a warning color. Birds stung by the wasp can remember for several months. From then on, as long as they see this striking stripe again, they will immediately hide far away\nB: When the heat comes, the squirrel will curl up and sleep soundly in the nest. Its body temperature will become cold with the decrease of metabolism. It will not wake up until the heat subsides\nC: Inchworm is the larva of the foot moth. It perches on the branch and doesn't move. It's like nailing there. It's just a small branch growing on the trunk. The insectivorous bird doesn't even look at it\nD: Rabbits are domesticated from wild cave rabbits. Rabbits have the habit of digging caves to avoid enemies. Although rabbits have artificially built living places, they still have the behavior of digging holes\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMimicry refers to the adaptation phenomenon that some animals imitate other biological or abiotic environments in terms of appearance, shape, color, markings or behavior, so as to confuse the enemy's vision and avoid enemy predation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomenas belongs to mimicry:\n\nOptions:\nA: Striking black and yellow stripes on the abdomen of the wasp are a warning color. Birds stung by the wasp can remember for several months. From then on, as long as they see this striking stripe again, they will immediately hide far away\nB: When the heat comes, the squirrel will curl up and sleep soundly in the nest. Its body temperature will become cold with the decrease of metabolism. It will not wake up until the heat subsides\nC: Inchworm is the larva of the foot moth. It perches on the branch and doesn't move. It's like nailing there. It's just a small branch growing on the trunk. The insectivorous bird doesn't even look at it\nD: Rabbits are domesticated from wild cave rabbits. Rabbits have the habit of digging caves to avoid enemies. Although rabbits have artificially built living places, they still have the behavior of digging holes\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMimicry refers to the adaptation phenomenon that some animals imitate other biological or abiotic environments in terms of appearance, shape, color, markings or behavior, so as to confuse the enemy's vision and avoid enemy predation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomenas belongs to mimicry:\n\nOptions:\nA: Striking black and yellow stripes on the abdomen of the wasp are a warning color. Birds stung by the wasp can remember for several months. From then on, as long as they see this striking stripe again, they will immediately hide far away\nB: When the heat comes, the squirrel will curl up and sleep soundly in the nest. Its body temperature will become cold with the decrease of metabolism. It will not wake up until the heat subsides\nC: Inchworm is the larva of the foot moth. It perches on the branch and doesn't move. It's like nailing there. It's just a small branch growing on the trunk. The insectivorous bird doesn't even look at it\nD: Rabbits are domesticated from wild cave rabbits. Rabbits have the habit of digging caves to avoid enemies. Although rabbits have artificially built living places, they still have the behavior of digging holes\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople without cognitive impairments tend to read with ease. People with cognitive impairments tend to have great difficulty reading. Ttherefore, if people with cognitive impairments are taught to read with ease, the proportion of people with cognitive impairments will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nA reasoning error in the argument is that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: confuses the relationship between the cause of something and the resulting effect\nB: takes the lack of evidence for the existence of a causative relationship to prove that a causative relationship does not exist\nC: presupposes that which is to be proved\nD: refutes a generalization by means of an exceptional case\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople without cognitive impairments tend to read with ease. People with cognitive impairments tend to have great difficulty reading. Ttherefore, if people with cognitive impairments are taught to read with ease, the proportion of people with cognitive impairments will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nA reasoning error in the argument is that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: confuses the relationship between the cause of something and the resulting effect\nB: takes the lack of evidence for the existence of a causative relationship to prove that a causative relationship does not exist\nC: presupposes that which is to be proved\nD: refutes a generalization by means of an exceptional case\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe words we follow today to talk about ancient Chinese painting are all written by Chinese literati, and because of this, Chinese literati have dominated the discussion space of painting for a long time, and they have become accustomed to starting from their own point of view. choose a point of view that is good for literati and artists, and now-- or should have been-- it's time for us to compete with them. And we should also question what they call a good painter or good work. Many excellent non-literati artists do not get due recognition because of the prejudice of literati. Here, we should give them objective evaluation and due status one by one.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The appreciation level of literati artists lags behind their creative level\nB: In ancient times, many talented literati and artists were buried because of prejudice\nC: The literati have been in a strong position in the field of Chinese painting theory for a long time\nD: The difference of interest between ancient literati painting and non-literati painting has a long history\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe words we follow today to talk about ancient Chinese painting are all written by Chinese literati, and because of this, Chinese literati have dominated the discussion space of painting for a long time, and they have become accustomed to starting from their own point of view. choose a point of view that is good for literati and artists, and now-- or should have been-- it's time for us to compete with them. And we should also question what they call a good painter or good work. Many excellent non-literati artists do not get due recognition because of the prejudice of literati. Here, we should give them objective evaluation and due status one by one.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The appreciation level of literati artists lags behind their creative level\nB: In ancient times, many talented literati and artists were buried because of prejudice\nC: The literati have been in a strong position in the field of Chinese painting theory for a long time\nD: The difference of interest between ancient literati painting and non-literati painting has a long history\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPathological nostalgia refers to always indulging in the recollection of the past, tirelessly repeating the narrative of the past and the past environment and conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to pathological nostalgia?\n\nOptions:\nA: After Xiao Zhang changed to a new unit, he always complained about the status quo, always saying how good the original unit is\nB: Attachment to the past experience, over-valuing the past achievements, keep the awards, medals, and prizes obtained in perfect condition, and often recall the glorious experience of the year\nC: Attachment to past friends, difficult to make new friends, difficult to expand personal circle\nD: I am a stranger in a foreign land, and I miss my relatives every festival\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deposit is a certain amount paid in advance by one party to the contract to the other party in accordance with legal provisions or agreements in order to prove the establishment of the contract and guarantee the performance of the contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a deposit?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li is engaged in the steel business. During this period, the steel is very tight. The material company also requires cash to pick up the goods, and the payment cannot be received at that time. This time, he wants to buy 5 tons of deformed steel bar. According to the pricing, he paid 14,000 yuan. He didn't get the required steel until a month later.\nB: Fenghua company in Qiqihar ordered 38 tons of beef from Shenda company in Inner Mongolia. Due to the large sales, Shenda is a small company, and its working capital is not enough, so it is difficult to acquire the required amount of beef. Considering the actual situation of Shenda company, Fenghua company paid 50,000 yuan in advance to Shenda company in order to make the intention as soon as possible.\nC: Changhai company signed a contract with Zhiming oil factory for the production and marketing of salad oil. The contract stipulates that Zhiming oil factory should supply 80 tons of high-quality salad oil to Changhai company within 5 months after the signing of the contract. During this period, Zhiming oil factory had a mechanical accident, resulting in the shutdown of the factory for 3 months. Due to the failure to deliver on time, Zhiming oil factory paid 30,000 yuan to Changhai company according to the contract.\nD: At an order meeting, the deputy general manager of Aetna Trading Company signed a contract for the purchase and sale of flax silk with a printing and dyeing factory, with a total contract amount of 7.8 million yuan. According to the agreement between the two sides, the printing and dyeing factory should pay Aetna Trading Company 1.56 million yuan according to 20% of the contract amount as a good faith to perform the contract, but the printing and dyeing factory was very short of funds, so it couldn't get so much money at the moment, so it pieced together to pay 1 million yuan.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deposit is a certain amount paid in advance by one party to the contract to the other party in accordance with legal provisions or agreements in order to prove the establishment of the contract and guarantee the performance of the contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a deposit?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li is engaged in the steel business. During this period, the steel is very tight. The material company also requires cash to pick up the goods, and the payment cannot be received at that time. This time, he wants to buy 5 tons of deformed steel bar. According to the pricing, he paid 14,000 yuan. He didn't get the required steel until a month later.\nB: Fenghua company in Qiqihar ordered 38 tons of beef from Shenda company in Inner Mongolia. Due to the large sales, Shenda is a small company, and its working capital is not enough, so it is difficult to acquire the required amount of beef. Considering the actual situation of Shenda company, Fenghua company paid 50,000 yuan in advance to Shenda company in order to make the intention as soon as possible.\nC: Changhai company signed a contract with Zhiming oil factory for the production and marketing of salad oil. The contract stipulates that Zhiming oil factory should supply 80 tons of high-quality salad oil to Changhai company within 5 months after the signing of the contract. During this period, Zhiming oil factory had a mechanical accident, resulting in the shutdown of the factory for 3 months. Due to the failure to deliver on time, Zhiming oil factory paid 30,000 yuan to Changhai company according to the contract.\nD: At an order meeting, the deputy general manager of Aetna Trading Company signed a contract for the purchase and sale of flax silk with a printing and dyeing factory, with a total contract amount of 7.8 million yuan. According to the agreement between the two sides, the printing and dyeing factory should pay Aetna Trading Company 1.56 million yuan according to 20% of the contract amount as a good faith to perform the contract, but the printing and dyeing factory was very short of funds, so it couldn't get so much money at the moment, so it pieced together to pay 1 million yuan.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA deposit is a certain amount paid in advance by one party to the contract to the other party in accordance with legal provisions or agreements in order to prove the establishment of the contract and guarantee the performance of the contract.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a deposit?\n\nOptions:\nA: Li is engaged in the steel business. During this period, the steel is very tight. The material company also requires cash to pick up the goods, and the payment cannot be received at that time. This time, he wants to buy 5 tons of deformed steel bar. According to the pricing, he paid 14,000 yuan. He didn't get the required steel until a month later.\nB: Fenghua company in Qiqihar ordered 38 tons of beef from Shenda company in Inner Mongolia. Due to the large sales, Shenda is a small company, and its working capital is not enough, so it is difficult to acquire the required amount of beef. Considering the actual situation of Shenda company, Fenghua company paid 50,000 yuan in advance to Shenda company in order to make the intention as soon as possible.\nC: Changhai company signed a contract with Zhiming oil factory for the production and marketing of salad oil. The contract stipulates that Zhiming oil factory should supply 80 tons of high-quality salad oil to Changhai company within 5 months after the signing of the contract. During this period, Zhiming oil factory had a mechanical accident, resulting in the shutdown of the factory for 3 months. Due to the failure to deliver on time, Zhiming oil factory paid 30,000 yuan to Changhai company according to the contract.\nD: At an order meeting, the deputy general manager of Aetna Trading Company signed a contract for the purchase and sale of flax silk with a printing and dyeing factory, with a total contract amount of 7.8 million yuan. According to the agreement between the two sides, the printing and dyeing factory should pay Aetna Trading Company 1.56 million yuan according to 20% of the contract amount as a good faith to perform the contract, but the printing and dyeing factory was very short of funds, so it couldn't get so much money at the moment, so it pieced together to pay 1 million yuan.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe dramatic rise in the number of homeless people in the 1980' s cannot be attributed to the discharge of mentally ill persons from hospitals into community care, even though it is true that provisions for such community care are for the most part nonexistent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the claim above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The policy of discharging mentally ill persons from hospitals was based on the supposition that their illnesses could be controlled by newly developed drugs.\nB: The policy of discharging significant numbers of mentally ill persons from hospitals took effect in the 1960's.\nC: Some community-care programs for mentally ill persons did exist in the 1980's, but those programs consisted primarily of outpatient clinics.\nD: Without supervision in a hospital setting those people whose mental illness can be controlled by medication might not actually take prescribed medication.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe dramatic rise in the number of homeless people in the 1980' s cannot be attributed to the discharge of mentally ill persons from hospitals into community care, even though it is true that provisions for such community care are for the most part nonexistent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the claim above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The policy of discharging mentally ill persons from hospitals was based on the supposition that their illnesses could be controlled by newly developed drugs.\nB: The policy of discharging significant numbers of mentally ill persons from hospitals took effect in the 1960's.\nC: Some community-care programs for mentally ill persons did exist in the 1980's, but those programs consisted primarily of outpatient clinics.\nD: Without supervision in a hospital setting those people whose mental illness can be controlled by medication might not actually take prescribed medication.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe dramatic rise in the number of homeless people in the 1980' s cannot be attributed to the discharge of mentally ill persons from hospitals into community care, even though it is true that provisions for such community care are for the most part nonexistent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the claim above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The policy of discharging mentally ill persons from hospitals was based on the supposition that their illnesses could be controlled by newly developed drugs.\nB: The policy of discharging significant numbers of mentally ill persons from hospitals took effect in the 1960's.\nC: Some community-care programs for mentally ill persons did exist in the 1980's, but those programs consisted primarily of outpatient clinics.\nD: Without supervision in a hospital setting those people whose mental illness can be controlled by medication might not actually take prescribed medication.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a child's weight to height ratio exceeds the level of 80% of children in the region, it is called an obese child. According to the survey results over the years, the number of obese children in Linjiang has been steadily increasing for 15 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of non-obese children in Linjiang City has been increasing for 15 years\nB: In the past 15 years, the physical exercise of children in Linjiang City has become increasingly insufficient\nC: The weight of every obese child in Linjiang City exceeds the average weight of the city's children\nD: In the past 15 years, the number of children underweight in Linjiang City has been declining\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a child's weight to height ratio exceeds the level of 80% of children in the region, it is called an obese child. According to the survey results over the years, the number of obese children in Linjiang has been steadily increasing for 15 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of non-obese children in Linjiang City has been increasing for 15 years\nB: In the past 15 years, the physical exercise of children in Linjiang City has become increasingly insufficient\nC: The weight of every obese child in Linjiang City exceeds the average weight of the city's children\nD: In the past 15 years, the number of children underweight in Linjiang City has been declining\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf a child's weight to height ratio exceeds the level of 80% of children in the region, it is called an obese child. According to the survey results over the years, the number of obese children in Linjiang has been steadily increasing for 15 years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above definition?\n\nOptions:\nA: The number of non-obese children in Linjiang City has been increasing for 15 years\nB: In the past 15 years, the physical exercise of children in Linjiang City has become increasingly insufficient\nC: The weight of every obese child in Linjiang City exceeds the average weight of the city's children\nD: In the past 15 years, the number of children underweight in Linjiang City has been declining\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are six switches S, T, W, X, Y, and Z in a circuit. The following conditions must be met to use these switches: (1) If W is turned on, then X should also be turned on; (2) Only when S is turned off , thenT can also be turned off; (3) T and X cannot be turned on at the same time, nor can they be turned off at the same time; (4) If Y and Z are turned on at the same time, W must also be turned on.\n\nQuestion:\nIf both S and Z are now turned on, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: T is turned on and Y is turned off.\nB: Both T and Y are turned off.\nC: Both W and T are turned on.\nD: X is turned on and Y is turned off.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are six switches S, T, W, X, Y, and Z in a circuit. The following conditions must be met to use these switches: (1) If W is turned on, then X should also be turned on; (2) Only when S is turned off , thenT can also be turned off; (3) T and X cannot be turned on at the same time, nor can they be turned off at the same time; (4) If Y and Z are turned on at the same time, W must also be turned on.\n\nQuestion:\nIf both S and Z are now turned on, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: T is turned on and Y is turned off.\nB: Both T and Y are turned off.\nC: Both W and T are turned on.\nD: X is turned on and Y is turned off.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are six switches S, T, W, X, Y, and Z in a circuit. The following conditions must be met to use these switches: (1) If W is turned on, then X should also be turned on; (2) Only when S is turned off , thenT can also be turned off; (3) T and X cannot be turned on at the same time, nor can they be turned off at the same time; (4) If Y and Z are turned on at the same time, W must also be turned on.\n\nQuestion:\nIf both S and Z are now turned on, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: T is turned on and Y is turned off.\nB: Both T and Y are turned off.\nC: Both W and T are turned on.\nD: X is turned on and Y is turned off.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are six switches S, T, W, X, Y, and Z in a circuit. The following conditions must be met to use these switches: (1) If W is turned on, then X should also be turned on; (2) Only when S is turned off , thenT can also be turned off; (3) T and X cannot be turned on at the same time, nor can they be turned off at the same time; (4) If Y and Z are turned on at the same time, W must also be turned on.\n\nQuestion:\nIf both S and Z are now turned on, which of the followings must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: T is turned on and Y is turned off.\nB: Both T and Y are turned off.\nC: Both W and T are turned on.\nD: X is turned on and Y is turned off.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of commercial advertising, participants were divided into two groups and given the same snack. One group watched 10 minutes of a popular comedy video followed by five minutes of a commercial about food; the other group served as a control group, they have been watching 15 minutes of popular comedy shorts. The study found that the subjects who watched commercial food consumed significantly more snacks than the other group. Research suggests that food commercials can effectively increase people's consumption of snacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weaken the conclusions of the study?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no significant difference between snack consumption and food advertisement when the subjects watched non-food advertisement.\nB: When the researchers changed the popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, the snack consumption of the group watching the food ads was still higher than that of the control group.\nC: The longer the food ads played, the more snacks the group consumed.\nD: When the researchers switched from a popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, snack consumption decreased in both groups.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of commercial advertising, participants were divided into two groups and given the same snack. One group watched 10 minutes of a popular comedy video followed by five minutes of a commercial about food; the other group served as a control group, they have been watching 15 minutes of popular comedy shorts. The study found that the subjects who watched commercial food consumed significantly more snacks than the other group. Research suggests that food commercials can effectively increase people's consumption of snacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weaken the conclusions of the study?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no significant difference between snack consumption and food advertisement when the subjects watched non-food advertisement.\nB: When the researchers changed the popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, the snack consumption of the group watching the food ads was still higher than that of the control group.\nC: The longer the food ads played, the more snacks the group consumed.\nD: When the researchers switched from a popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, snack consumption decreased in both groups.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a study of commercial advertising, participants were divided into two groups and given the same snack. One group watched 10 minutes of a popular comedy video followed by five minutes of a commercial about food; the other group served as a control group, they have been watching 15 minutes of popular comedy shorts. The study found that the subjects who watched commercial food consumed significantly more snacks than the other group. Research suggests that food commercials can effectively increase people's consumption of snacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weaken the conclusions of the study?\n\nOptions:\nA: There was no significant difference between snack consumption and food advertisement when the subjects watched non-food advertisement.\nB: When the researchers changed the popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, the snack consumption of the group watching the food ads was still higher than that of the control group.\nC: The longer the food ads played, the more snacks the group consumed.\nD: When the researchers switched from a popular comedy clip to a tragic clip, snack consumption decreased in both groups.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSimple substance are pure substances composed of the same element. A compound is a pure substance composed of atoms of two or more elements (atom species of different elements). A mixture refers to a substance that is mechanically mixed by two or more different simple substance or compounds. There is no fixed chemical formula. There is no chemical reaction between the various components of the mixture. The mixture can be separated by physical methods.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options has all three of the above substances?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, air\nB: Salt water, hydrochloric acid, ammonia water, distilled water\nC: Hydrogen, neon, water vaapor, mercury vapor\nD: Carbon dioxide, water vapor, mineral water, natural gas\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSimple substance are pure substances composed of the same element. A compound is a pure substance composed of atoms of two or more elements (atom species of different elements). A mixture refers to a substance that is mechanically mixed by two or more different simple substance or compounds. There is no fixed chemical formula. There is no chemical reaction between the various components of the mixture. The mixture can be separated by physical methods.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options has all three of the above substances?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, air\nB: Salt water, hydrochloric acid, ammonia water, distilled water\nC: Hydrogen, neon, water vaapor, mercury vapor\nD: Carbon dioxide, water vapor, mineral water, natural gas\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSimple substance are pure substances composed of the same element. A compound is a pure substance composed of atoms of two or more elements (atom species of different elements). A mixture refers to a substance that is mechanically mixed by two or more different simple substance or compounds. There is no fixed chemical formula. There is no chemical reaction between the various components of the mixture. The mixture can be separated by physical methods.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options has all three of the above substances?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, air\nB: Salt water, hydrochloric acid, ammonia water, distilled water\nC: Hydrogen, neon, water vaapor, mercury vapor\nD: Carbon dioxide, water vapor, mineral water, natural gas\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn expert made statistics on the life expectancy of the late Nobel laureates in economics and found that their average life expectancy was 85 years old, of which most were over 90 years old, many were over 100 years old, and the youngest died at the age of 74 years. As a result, the expert believes that winning the Nobel Prize in economics can make people live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Nobel Prize in Economics is only awarded to living scholars. This awarding rule is extremely beneficial to scholars who have lived a long life\nB: Winning the Nobel Prize can bring great physical and mental pleasure to fame, and a happy physical and mental state can prolong life\nC: Keynes, the father of macroeconomics, passed away at the age of 63. It is a pity that he did not win the Nobel Prize in Economics\nD: Scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics have a long life span, but none of them have won the Nobel Prize in Economics\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn expert made statistics on the life expectancy of the late Nobel laureates in economics and found that their average life expectancy was 85 years old, of which most were over 90 years old, many were over 100 years old, and the youngest died at the age of 74 years. As a result, the expert believes that winning the Nobel Prize in economics can make people live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Nobel Prize in Economics is only awarded to living scholars. This awarding rule is extremely beneficial to scholars who have lived a long life\nB: Winning the Nobel Prize can bring great physical and mental pleasure to fame, and a happy physical and mental state can prolong life\nC: Keynes, the father of macroeconomics, passed away at the age of 63. It is a pity that he did not win the Nobel Prize in Economics\nD: Scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics have a long life span, but none of them have won the Nobel Prize in Economics\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn expert made statistics on the life expectancy of the late Nobel laureates in economics and found that their average life expectancy was 85 years old, of which most were over 90 years old, many were over 100 years old, and the youngest died at the age of 74 years. As a result, the expert believes that winning the Nobel Prize in economics can make people live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Nobel Prize in Economics is only awarded to living scholars. This awarding rule is extremely beneficial to scholars who have lived a long life\nB: Winning the Nobel Prize can bring great physical and mental pleasure to fame, and a happy physical and mental state can prolong life\nC: Keynes, the father of macroeconomics, passed away at the age of 63. It is a pity that he did not win the Nobel Prize in Economics\nD: Scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics have a long life span, but none of them have won the Nobel Prize in Economics\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn expert made statistics on the life expectancy of the late Nobel laureates in economics and found that their average life expectancy was 85 years old, of which most were over 90 years old, many were over 100 years old, and the youngest died at the age of 74 years. As a result, the expert believes that winning the Nobel Prize in economics can make people live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Nobel Prize in Economics is only awarded to living scholars. This awarding rule is extremely beneficial to scholars who have lived a long life\nB: Winning the Nobel Prize can bring great physical and mental pleasure to fame, and a happy physical and mental state can prolong life\nC: Keynes, the father of macroeconomics, passed away at the age of 63. It is a pity that he did not win the Nobel Prize in Economics\nD: Scholars who have won the Nobel Prize in Physics have a long life span, but none of them have won the Nobel Prize in Economics\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlia: Hawthorne admits that he has influence with high government officials. He further admits that he sold that influence to an environmental interest group. There can be no justification for this kind of unethical behavior. Martha: I disagree that he was unethical. The group that retained Hawthorne' s services is dedicated to the cause of preventing water pollution. So, in using his influence to benefit this group, Hawthorne also benefited the public.\n\nQuestion:\nAlia and Martha disagree on whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the meaning of ethical behavior is the same in a public situation as in a private one\nB: the consequences of Hawthorne's behavior can ethically justify that behavior\nC: the standards for judging ethical behavior can be imposed on Hawthorne by another\nD: the meaning of ethical behavior has changed over time\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlia: Hawthorne admits that he has influence with high government officials. He further admits that he sold that influence to an environmental interest group. There can be no justification for this kind of unethical behavior. Martha: I disagree that he was unethical. The group that retained Hawthorne' s services is dedicated to the cause of preventing water pollution. So, in using his influence to benefit this group, Hawthorne also benefited the public.\n\nQuestion:\nAlia and Martha disagree on whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the meaning of ethical behavior is the same in a public situation as in a private one\nB: the consequences of Hawthorne's behavior can ethically justify that behavior\nC: the standards for judging ethical behavior can be imposed on Hawthorne by another\nD: the meaning of ethical behavior has changed over time\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlia: Hawthorne admits that he has influence with high government officials. He further admits that he sold that influence to an environmental interest group. There can be no justification for this kind of unethical behavior. Martha: I disagree that he was unethical. The group that retained Hawthorne' s services is dedicated to the cause of preventing water pollution. So, in using his influence to benefit this group, Hawthorne also benefited the public.\n\nQuestion:\nAlia and Martha disagree on whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the meaning of ethical behavior is the same in a public situation as in a private one\nB: the consequences of Hawthorne's behavior can ethically justify that behavior\nC: the standards for judging ethical behavior can be imposed on Hawthorne by another\nD: the meaning of ethical behavior has changed over time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlia: Hawthorne admits that he has influence with high government officials. He further admits that he sold that influence to an environmental interest group. There can be no justification for this kind of unethical behavior. Martha: I disagree that he was unethical. The group that retained Hawthorne' s services is dedicated to the cause of preventing water pollution. So, in using his influence to benefit this group, Hawthorne also benefited the public.\n\nQuestion:\nAlia and Martha disagree on whether\n\nOptions:\nA: the meaning of ethical behavior is the same in a public situation as in a private one\nB: the consequences of Hawthorne's behavior can ethically justify that behavior\nC: the standards for judging ethical behavior can be imposed on Hawthorne by another\nD: the meaning of ethical behavior has changed over time\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe similarity between modern chemistry and alchemy is to create new things from the molecular level. As for the creation of new elements, it is actually the task of nuclear physicists. They use some cyclotrons to blast the new elements out and fill them in the periodic table as chemistry. The fruits of home victory. Classical alchemy actually has the idea of elements and atoms, but it does not possess rational thinking. For example, Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that light, heavy, dry, and wet are the basic physical properties. Dry and light are fire, dry and heavy are soil, wet and light are air, and wet and heavy are water. Any matter is the result of the synthesis of the four basic elements of water, fire, earth, and air in different proportions, which is obviously different from the current concept of the known world. At the same time, the understanding of material nature in other civilizations was also between mystery and rationality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to talk about next?\n\nOptions:\nA: The starting point of modern chemical rational thinking\nB: How physicists create new elements\nC: The influence of classical alchemy on European civilization\nD: Various ideas about elements in the knowable world\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe similarity between modern chemistry and alchemy is to create new things from the molecular level. As for the creation of new elements, it is actually the task of nuclear physicists. They use some cyclotrons to blast the new elements out and fill them in the periodic table as chemistry. The fruits of home victory. Classical alchemy actually has the idea of elements and atoms, but it does not possess rational thinking. For example, Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that light, heavy, dry, and wet are the basic physical properties. Dry and light are fire, dry and heavy are soil, wet and light are air, and wet and heavy are water. Any matter is the result of the synthesis of the four basic elements of water, fire, earth, and air in different proportions, which is obviously different from the current concept of the known world. At the same time, the understanding of material nature in other civilizations was also between mystery and rationality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to talk about next?\n\nOptions:\nA: The starting point of modern chemical rational thinking\nB: How physicists create new elements\nC: The influence of classical alchemy on European civilization\nD: Various ideas about elements in the knowable world\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe similarity between modern chemistry and alchemy is to create new things from the molecular level. As for the creation of new elements, it is actually the task of nuclear physicists. They use some cyclotrons to blast the new elements out and fill them in the periodic table as chemistry. The fruits of home victory. Classical alchemy actually has the idea of elements and atoms, but it does not possess rational thinking. For example, Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that light, heavy, dry, and wet are the basic physical properties. Dry and light are fire, dry and heavy are soil, wet and light are air, and wet and heavy are water. Any matter is the result of the synthesis of the four basic elements of water, fire, earth, and air in different proportions, which is obviously different from the current concept of the known world. At the same time, the understanding of material nature in other civilizations was also between mystery and rationality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to talk about next?\n\nOptions:\nA: The starting point of modern chemical rational thinking\nB: How physicists create new elements\nC: The influence of classical alchemy on European civilization\nD: Various ideas about elements in the knowable world\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe similarity between modern chemistry and alchemy is to create new things from the molecular level. As for the creation of new elements, it is actually the task of nuclear physicists. They use some cyclotrons to blast the new elements out and fill them in the periodic table as chemistry. The fruits of home victory. Classical alchemy actually has the idea of elements and atoms, but it does not possess rational thinking. For example, Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that light, heavy, dry, and wet are the basic physical properties. Dry and light are fire, dry and heavy are soil, wet and light are air, and wet and heavy are water. Any matter is the result of the synthesis of the four basic elements of water, fire, earth, and air in different proportions, which is obviously different from the current concept of the known world. At the same time, the understanding of material nature in other civilizations was also between mystery and rationality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is most likely to talk about next?\n\nOptions:\nA: The starting point of modern chemical rational thinking\nB: How physicists create new elements\nC: The influence of classical alchemy on European civilization\nD: Various ideas about elements in the knowable world\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEngineers are investigating the suitability of Wantastiquet Pass as the site of a new bridge. Because one concern is whether erosion could eventually weaken the bridge' s foundations, they contracted for two reports on erosion in the region. Although both reports are accurate, one claims that the region suffers relatively little erosion, while the other claims that regional erosion is heavy and a cause for concern.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both reports could be accurate?\n\nOptions:\nA: One report cost nearly twice as much to prepare as did the other report.\nB: One report focuses on regional topsoil erosion, while the other report focuses on riverbank erosion resulting from seasonal floods.\nC: One report was prepared by scientists from a university, while the other report was prepared by scientists from a private consulting firm.\nD: Both reports include computer-enhanced satellite photographs.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEngineers are investigating the suitability of Wantastiquet Pass as the site of a new bridge. Because one concern is whether erosion could eventually weaken the bridge' s foundations, they contracted for two reports on erosion in the region. Although both reports are accurate, one claims that the region suffers relatively little erosion, while the other claims that regional erosion is heavy and a cause for concern.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both reports could be accurate?\n\nOptions:\nA: One report cost nearly twice as much to prepare as did the other report.\nB: One report focuses on regional topsoil erosion, while the other report focuses on riverbank erosion resulting from seasonal floods.\nC: One report was prepared by scientists from a university, while the other report was prepared by scientists from a private consulting firm.\nD: Both reports include computer-enhanced satellite photographs.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEngineers are investigating the suitability of Wantastiquet Pass as the site of a new bridge. Because one concern is whether erosion could eventually weaken the bridge' s foundations, they contracted for two reports on erosion in the region. Although both reports are accurate, one claims that the region suffers relatively little erosion, while the other claims that regional erosion is heavy and a cause for concern.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both reports could be accurate?\n\nOptions:\nA: One report cost nearly twice as much to prepare as did the other report.\nB: One report focuses on regional topsoil erosion, while the other report focuses on riverbank erosion resulting from seasonal floods.\nC: One report was prepared by scientists from a university, while the other report was prepared by scientists from a private consulting firm.\nD: Both reports include computer-enhanced satellite photographs.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRight to equality refers to the right of citizens to enjoy their rights equally without any unreasonable differential treatment and require equal protection from the state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above rights, which of the followings is the violation of right to equality?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a divorce case, a woman asked for an equal division of the joint property of the husband and wife\nB: Women demand equal pay with men for equal work\nC: A primary school refused to accept students with physical disabilities\nD: A married daughter asked to inherit her father's inheritance with her brother\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRight to equality refers to the right of citizens to enjoy their rights equally without any unreasonable differential treatment and require equal protection from the state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above rights, which of the followings is the violation of right to equality?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a divorce case, a woman asked for an equal division of the joint property of the husband and wife\nB: Women demand equal pay with men for equal work\nC: A primary school refused to accept students with physical disabilities\nD: A married daughter asked to inherit her father's inheritance with her brother\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRight to equality refers to the right of citizens to enjoy their rights equally without any unreasonable differential treatment and require equal protection from the state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above rights, which of the followings is the violation of right to equality?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a divorce case, a woman asked for an equal division of the joint property of the husband and wife\nB: Women demand equal pay with men for equal work\nC: A primary school refused to accept students with physical disabilities\nD: A married daughter asked to inherit her father's inheritance with her brother\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRight to equality refers to the right of citizens to enjoy their rights equally without any unreasonable differential treatment and require equal protection from the state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above rights, which of the followings is the violation of right to equality?\n\nOptions:\nA: In a divorce case, a woman asked for an equal division of the joint property of the husband and wife\nB: Women demand equal pay with men for equal work\nC: A primary school refused to accept students with physical disabilities\nD: A married daughter asked to inherit her father's inheritance with her brother\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe airport' s runways are too close to each other to allow simultaneous use of adjacent runways when visibility is poor, so the airport allows only 30 planes an hour to land in poor weather; in good weather 60 planes an hour are allowed to land. Because airline schedules assume good weather, bad weather creates serious delays.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In good weather, there are few if any seriously delayed flights at the airport.\nB: If any two of the airport's runways are used simultaneously, serious delays result.\nC: In poor weather, only half as many planes are allowed to land each hour on any one runway at the airport as are allowed to land on it in good weather.\nD: Airlines using the airport base their schedules on the assumption that more than 30 planes an hour will be allowed to land at the airport.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe airport' s runways are too close to each other to allow simultaneous use of adjacent runways when visibility is poor, so the airport allows only 30 planes an hour to land in poor weather; in good weather 60 planes an hour are allowed to land. Because airline schedules assume good weather, bad weather creates serious delays.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In good weather, there are few if any seriously delayed flights at the airport.\nB: If any two of the airport's runways are used simultaneously, serious delays result.\nC: In poor weather, only half as many planes are allowed to land each hour on any one runway at the airport as are allowed to land on it in good weather.\nD: Airlines using the airport base their schedules on the assumption that more than 30 planes an hour will be allowed to land at the airport.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe airport' s runways are too close to each other to allow simultaneous use of adjacent runways when visibility is poor, so the airport allows only 30 planes an hour to land in poor weather; in good weather 60 planes an hour are allowed to land. Because airline schedules assume good weather, bad weather creates serious delays.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In good weather, there are few if any seriously delayed flights at the airport.\nB: If any two of the airport's runways are used simultaneously, serious delays result.\nC: In poor weather, only half as many planes are allowed to land each hour on any one runway at the airport as are allowed to land on it in good weather.\nD: Airlines using the airport base their schedules on the assumption that more than 30 planes an hour will be allowed to land at the airport.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe airport' s runways are too close to each other to allow simultaneous use of adjacent runways when visibility is poor, so the airport allows only 30 planes an hour to land in poor weather; in good weather 60 planes an hour are allowed to land. Because airline schedules assume good weather, bad weather creates serious delays.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the information above?\n\nOptions:\nA: In good weather, there are few if any seriously delayed flights at the airport.\nB: If any two of the airport's runways are used simultaneously, serious delays result.\nC: In poor weather, only half as many planes are allowed to land each hour on any one runway at the airport as are allowed to land on it in good weather.\nD: Airlines using the airport base their schedules on the assumption that more than 30 planes an hour will be allowed to land at the airport.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: if both parents have type O blood, their children's blood type can only be type O. this is the law of heredity. Student: that's not true. My father has type B blood, and I have type O blood.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be the student's understanding of the professor's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only those with type O blood have children with type O blood.\nB: People with type O blood can't have children with type B blood.\nC: People with type B blood will always have children with type O blood.\nD: If both parents have type B blood, their children will also have type B blood.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: if both parents have type O blood, their children's blood type can only be type O. this is the law of heredity. Student: that's not true. My father has type B blood, and I have type O blood.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be the student's understanding of the professor's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only those with type O blood have children with type O blood.\nB: People with type O blood can't have children with type B blood.\nC: People with type B blood will always have children with type O blood.\nD: If both parents have type B blood, their children will also have type B blood.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: if both parents have type O blood, their children's blood type can only be type O. this is the law of heredity. Student: that's not true. My father has type B blood, and I have type O blood.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be the student's understanding of the professor's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only those with type O blood have children with type O blood.\nB: People with type O blood can't have children with type B blood.\nC: People with type B blood will always have children with type O blood.\nD: If both parents have type B blood, their children will also have type B blood.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessor: if both parents have type O blood, their children's blood type can only be type O. this is the law of heredity. Student: that's not true. My father has type B blood, and I have type O blood.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be the student's understanding of the professor's statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only those with type O blood have children with type O blood.\nB: People with type O blood can't have children with type B blood.\nC: People with type B blood will always have children with type O blood.\nD: If both parents have type B blood, their children will also have type B blood.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the whole year of last year, the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving in a certain area was twice the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving. Therefore, the publicity work on the prohibition of fatigue driving has been done better than that of drunk driving.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings' answers best evaluates the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is the number of traffic accidents directly related to the publicity work on traffic safety?\nB: Will the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving increase in the next year?\nC: Are all drivers who drive fatigued will have traffic accidents?\nD: If the publicity of banning drunk driving is increased, to what extent can the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving be reduced?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the whole year of last year, the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving in a certain area was twice the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving. Therefore, the publicity work on the prohibition of fatigue driving has been done better than that of drunk driving.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings' answers best evaluates the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is the number of traffic accidents directly related to the publicity work on traffic safety?\nB: Will the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving increase in the next year?\nC: Are all drivers who drive fatigued will have traffic accidents?\nD: If the publicity of banning drunk driving is increased, to what extent can the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving be reduced?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the whole year of last year, the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving in a certain area was twice the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving. Therefore, the publicity work on the prohibition of fatigue driving has been done better than that of drunk driving.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings' answers best evaluates the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is the number of traffic accidents directly related to the publicity work on traffic safety?\nB: Will the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving increase in the next year?\nC: Are all drivers who drive fatigued will have traffic accidents?\nD: If the publicity of banning drunk driving is increased, to what extent can the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving be reduced?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the whole year of last year, the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving in a certain area was twice the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving. Therefore, the publicity work on the prohibition of fatigue driving has been done better than that of drunk driving.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings' answers best evaluates the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is the number of traffic accidents directly related to the publicity work on traffic safety?\nB: Will the number of traffic accidents caused by fatigue driving increase in the next year?\nC: Are all drivers who drive fatigued will have traffic accidents?\nD: If the publicity of banning drunk driving is increased, to what extent can the number of traffic accidents caused by drunk driving be reduced?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by intensifying investigation and punishment, and not tolerating corrupt officials, can officials not dare to corrupt; only by establishing and improving relevant systems in every aspect of the operation of power can officials cannot be corrupted. However, if Officials lack the necessary shame and rely solely on the system, then they will definitely find loopholes in the system; on the contrary, if officials have a certain sense of shame, then even if there are some system loopholes, they will not use it intentionally, but Will restrain themselves, even repair these loopholes, truly do not want to be corrupt.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: If officials have a certain sense of shame, they will generally not find loopholes in the system; even if they are found, they will not use them, but will only repair them.\nB: If officials have a certain sense of integrity, they will strengthen self-discipline and will not deliberately use loopholes in the system to eliminate corruption from their hearts.\nC: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they will dare not to be corrupt as long as they step up investigations and punishments, and never tolerate softness.\nD: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they can not be corrupt as long as they establish and improve the relevant systems for all aspects of power operation.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by intensifying investigation and punishment, and not tolerating corrupt officials, can officials not dare to corrupt; only by establishing and improving relevant systems in every aspect of the operation of power can officials cannot be corrupted. However, if Officials lack the necessary shame and rely solely on the system, then they will definitely find loopholes in the system; on the contrary, if officials have a certain sense of shame, then even if there are some system loopholes, they will not use it intentionally, but Will restrain themselves, even repair these loopholes, truly do not want to be corrupt.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: If officials have a certain sense of shame, they will generally not find loopholes in the system; even if they are found, they will not use them, but will only repair them.\nB: If officials have a certain sense of integrity, they will strengthen self-discipline and will not deliberately use loopholes in the system to eliminate corruption from their hearts.\nC: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they will dare not to be corrupt as long as they step up investigations and punishments, and never tolerate softness.\nD: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they can not be corrupt as long as they establish and improve the relevant systems for all aspects of power operation.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by intensifying investigation and punishment, and not tolerating corrupt officials, can officials not dare to corrupt; only by establishing and improving relevant systems in every aspect of the operation of power can officials cannot be corrupted. However, if Officials lack the necessary shame and rely solely on the system, then they will definitely find loopholes in the system; on the contrary, if officials have a certain sense of shame, then even if there are some system loopholes, they will not use it intentionally, but Will restrain themselves, even repair these loopholes, truly do not want to be corrupt.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: If officials have a certain sense of shame, they will generally not find loopholes in the system; even if they are found, they will not use them, but will only repair them.\nB: If officials have a certain sense of integrity, they will strengthen self-discipline and will not deliberately use loopholes in the system to eliminate corruption from their hearts.\nC: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they will dare not to be corrupt as long as they step up investigations and punishments, and never tolerate softness.\nD: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they can not be corrupt as long as they establish and improve the relevant systems for all aspects of power operation.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly by intensifying investigation and punishment, and not tolerating corrupt officials, can officials not dare to corrupt; only by establishing and improving relevant systems in every aspect of the operation of power can officials cannot be corrupted. However, if Officials lack the necessary shame and rely solely on the system, then they will definitely find loopholes in the system; on the contrary, if officials have a certain sense of shame, then even if there are some system loopholes, they will not use it intentionally, but Will restrain themselves, even repair these loopholes, truly do not want to be corrupt.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above statement, which of the followings can be introduced?\n\nOptions:\nA: If officials have a certain sense of shame, they will generally not find loopholes in the system; even if they are found, they will not use them, but will only repair them.\nB: If officials have a certain sense of integrity, they will strengthen self-discipline and will not deliberately use loopholes in the system to eliminate corruption from their hearts.\nC: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they will dare not to be corrupt as long as they step up investigations and punishments, and never tolerate softness.\nD: If officials lack the necessary sense of integrity, they can not be corrupt as long as they establish and improve the relevant systems for all aspects of power operation.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA concurrent sentence is a sentence in which a facultative phrase acts as a predicate or an independent sentence. The concurrent sentence has the following characteristics: first, the predicate of the concurrent sentence is composed of verb-object phrases and subject-predicate phrases, and the object of verb-object phrases is also the subject of subject-predicate phrases. Second, most of the concurrent sentences have the meaning of causative, so the former predicate in the sentence is mostly served by the causative verb. Third, the predicate in the sentence is the purpose or result of the previous action, that is, there is a certain semantic connection between the two verbs before and after the sentence. I asked him to give a report is a concurrent sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to a concurrent sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher asked me to tell you about it.\nB: I went to the library to borrow a book to read.\nC: The school calls on graduates to teach.\nD: The students chose Xiaoming as their monitor.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA concurrent sentence is a sentence in which a facultative phrase acts as a predicate or an independent sentence. The concurrent sentence has the following characteristics: first, the predicate of the concurrent sentence is composed of verb-object phrases and subject-predicate phrases, and the object of verb-object phrases is also the subject of subject-predicate phrases. Second, most of the concurrent sentences have the meaning of causative, so the former predicate in the sentence is mostly served by the causative verb. Third, the predicate in the sentence is the purpose or result of the previous action, that is, there is a certain semantic connection between the two verbs before and after the sentence. I asked him to give a report is a concurrent sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to a concurrent sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher asked me to tell you about it.\nB: I went to the library to borrow a book to read.\nC: The school calls on graduates to teach.\nD: The students chose Xiaoming as their monitor.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA concurrent sentence is a sentence in which a facultative phrase acts as a predicate or an independent sentence. The concurrent sentence has the following characteristics: first, the predicate of the concurrent sentence is composed of verb-object phrases and subject-predicate phrases, and the object of verb-object phrases is also the subject of subject-predicate phrases. Second, most of the concurrent sentences have the meaning of causative, so the former predicate in the sentence is mostly served by the causative verb. Third, the predicate in the sentence is the purpose or result of the previous action, that is, there is a certain semantic connection between the two verbs before and after the sentence. I asked him to give a report is a concurrent sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to a concurrent sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher asked me to tell you about it.\nB: I went to the library to borrow a book to read.\nC: The school calls on graduates to teach.\nD: The students chose Xiaoming as their monitor.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA concurrent sentence is a sentence in which a facultative phrase acts as a predicate or an independent sentence. The concurrent sentence has the following characteristics: first, the predicate of the concurrent sentence is composed of verb-object phrases and subject-predicate phrases, and the object of verb-object phrases is also the subject of subject-predicate phrases. Second, most of the concurrent sentences have the meaning of causative, so the former predicate in the sentence is mostly served by the causative verb. Third, the predicate in the sentence is the purpose or result of the previous action, that is, there is a certain semantic connection between the two verbs before and after the sentence. I asked him to give a report is a concurrent sentence.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to a concurrent sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: The teacher asked me to tell you about it.\nB: I went to the library to borrow a book to read.\nC: The school calls on graduates to teach.\nD: The students chose Xiaoming as their monitor.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCar accidents that happen at excessive speeds are more likely than other car accidents to result in fatalities. However, the majority of accidents that happen at excessive speeds do not result in fatalities. Ttherefore, there is no need to enact laws that address car accidents at excessive speeds as being distinct from other kinds of car accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of flawed reasoning displayed in the argument above most closely resembles that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Foods rich in cholesterol and fat pose a serious health threat to most people. However, many people are reluctant to give up eating foods that they greatly enjoy. Ttherefore, people who refuse to give up rich foods need to spend more time exercising than do other people.\nB: Most physicians recommend a balanced diet for those who want to remain in good health. Yet many people find that nontraditional dietary regimens such as fad diets do their health no serious harm. Ttherefore, there is no need for everyone to avoid nontraditional dietary regimens.\nC: Many serious health problems are the result of dietary disorders. Yet these disorders are often brought about by psychological factors. Hence people suffering from serious health problems should undergo psychological evaluation.\nD: Overweight people are at a higher risk of developing heart disease than other people. However, more than half of all overweight people never develop heart disease. Hence it is unnecessary for physicians to be more careful to emphasize the danger of heart disease to their overweight patients than to their other patients.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCar accidents that happen at excessive speeds are more likely than other car accidents to result in fatalities. However, the majority of accidents that happen at excessive speeds do not result in fatalities. Ttherefore, there is no need to enact laws that address car accidents at excessive speeds as being distinct from other kinds of car accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of flawed reasoning displayed in the argument above most closely resembles that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Foods rich in cholesterol and fat pose a serious health threat to most people. However, many people are reluctant to give up eating foods that they greatly enjoy. Ttherefore, people who refuse to give up rich foods need to spend more time exercising than do other people.\nB: Most physicians recommend a balanced diet for those who want to remain in good health. Yet many people find that nontraditional dietary regimens such as fad diets do their health no serious harm. Ttherefore, there is no need for everyone to avoid nontraditional dietary regimens.\nC: Many serious health problems are the result of dietary disorders. Yet these disorders are often brought about by psychological factors. Hence people suffering from serious health problems should undergo psychological evaluation.\nD: Overweight people are at a higher risk of developing heart disease than other people. However, more than half of all overweight people never develop heart disease. Hence it is unnecessary for physicians to be more careful to emphasize the danger of heart disease to their overweight patients than to their other patients.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCar accidents that happen at excessive speeds are more likely than other car accidents to result in fatalities. However, the majority of accidents that happen at excessive speeds do not result in fatalities. Ttherefore, there is no need to enact laws that address car accidents at excessive speeds as being distinct from other kinds of car accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of flawed reasoning displayed in the argument above most closely resembles that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Foods rich in cholesterol and fat pose a serious health threat to most people. However, many people are reluctant to give up eating foods that they greatly enjoy. Ttherefore, people who refuse to give up rich foods need to spend more time exercising than do other people.\nB: Most physicians recommend a balanced diet for those who want to remain in good health. Yet many people find that nontraditional dietary regimens such as fad diets do their health no serious harm. Ttherefore, there is no need for everyone to avoid nontraditional dietary regimens.\nC: Many serious health problems are the result of dietary disorders. Yet these disorders are often brought about by psychological factors. Hence people suffering from serious health problems should undergo psychological evaluation.\nD: Overweight people are at a higher risk of developing heart disease than other people. However, more than half of all overweight people never develop heart disease. Hence it is unnecessary for physicians to be more careful to emphasize the danger of heart disease to their overweight patients than to their other patients.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCar accidents that happen at excessive speeds are more likely than other car accidents to result in fatalities. However, the majority of accidents that happen at excessive speeds do not result in fatalities. Ttherefore, there is no need to enact laws that address car accidents at excessive speeds as being distinct from other kinds of car accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nThe pattern of flawed reasoning displayed in the argument above most closely resembles that in which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Foods rich in cholesterol and fat pose a serious health threat to most people. However, many people are reluctant to give up eating foods that they greatly enjoy. Ttherefore, people who refuse to give up rich foods need to spend more time exercising than do other people.\nB: Most physicians recommend a balanced diet for those who want to remain in good health. Yet many people find that nontraditional dietary regimens such as fad diets do their health no serious harm. Ttherefore, there is no need for everyone to avoid nontraditional dietary regimens.\nC: Many serious health problems are the result of dietary disorders. Yet these disorders are often brought about by psychological factors. Hence people suffering from serious health problems should undergo psychological evaluation.\nD: Overweight people are at a higher risk of developing heart disease than other people. However, more than half of all overweight people never develop heart disease. Hence it is unnecessary for physicians to be more careful to emphasize the danger of heart disease to their overweight patients than to their other patients.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: People who participate in opinion surveys often give answers they believe the opinion surveyor expects to hear, and it is for this reason that some opinion surveys do not reflect the actual views of those being surveyed. However, in well-constructed surveys, the questions are worded so as to provide respondents with no indication of which answers the surveyor might expect. So if a survey is well constructed, survey respondents' desire to meet surveyors' expectations has no effect on the survey' s results.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the researcher's argument is questionable in that the argument overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: an opinion survey that disguises the surveyor's expectations may be flawed in a number of ways, some of which have nothing to do with the surveyor's expectations\nB: some people who know what answers an opinion surveyor expects to hear will purposefully try to thwart the surveyor's expectations\nC: many opinion surveyors have no expectations whatsoever regarding the answers of people who respond to surveys\nD: the answers of opinion-survey respondents can be influenced by beliefs about the surveyor's expectations even if those beliefs are unfounded\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: People who participate in opinion surveys often give answers they believe the opinion surveyor expects to hear, and it is for this reason that some opinion surveys do not reflect the actual views of those being surveyed. However, in well-constructed surveys, the questions are worded so as to provide respondents with no indication of which answers the surveyor might expect. So if a survey is well constructed, survey respondents' desire to meet surveyors' expectations has no effect on the survey' s results.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the researcher's argument is questionable in that the argument overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: an opinion survey that disguises the surveyor's expectations may be flawed in a number of ways, some of which have nothing to do with the surveyor's expectations\nB: some people who know what answers an opinion surveyor expects to hear will purposefully try to thwart the surveyor's expectations\nC: many opinion surveyors have no expectations whatsoever regarding the answers of people who respond to surveys\nD: the answers of opinion-survey respondents can be influenced by beliefs about the surveyor's expectations even if those beliefs are unfounded\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: People who participate in opinion surveys often give answers they believe the opinion surveyor expects to hear, and it is for this reason that some opinion surveys do not reflect the actual views of those being surveyed. However, in well-constructed surveys, the questions are worded so as to provide respondents with no indication of which answers the surveyor might expect. So if a survey is well constructed, survey respondents' desire to meet surveyors' expectations has no effect on the survey' s results.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the researcher's argument is questionable in that the argument overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: an opinion survey that disguises the surveyor's expectations may be flawed in a number of ways, some of which have nothing to do with the surveyor's expectations\nB: some people who know what answers an opinion surveyor expects to hear will purposefully try to thwart the surveyor's expectations\nC: many opinion surveyors have no expectations whatsoever regarding the answers of people who respond to surveys\nD: the answers of opinion-survey respondents can be influenced by beliefs about the surveyor's expectations even if those beliefs are unfounded\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nResearcher: People who participate in opinion surveys often give answers they believe the opinion surveyor expects to hear, and it is for this reason that some opinion surveys do not reflect the actual views of those being surveyed. However, in well-constructed surveys, the questions are worded so as to provide respondents with no indication of which answers the surveyor might expect. So if a survey is well constructed, survey respondents' desire to meet surveyors' expectations has no effect on the survey' s results.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the researcher's argument is questionable in that the argument overlooks the possibility that\n\nOptions:\nA: an opinion survey that disguises the surveyor's expectations may be flawed in a number of ways, some of which have nothing to do with the surveyor's expectations\nB: some people who know what answers an opinion surveyor expects to hear will purposefully try to thwart the surveyor's expectations\nC: many opinion surveyors have no expectations whatsoever regarding the answers of people who respond to surveys\nD: the answers of opinion-survey respondents can be influenced by beliefs about the surveyor's expectations even if those beliefs are unfounded\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of 86 patients, all of whom suffered from disease T and received the same standard medical treatment, divided the patients into 2 equal groups. One group' s members all attended weekly support group meetings, but no one from the other group attended support group meetings. After 10 years, 41 patients from each group had died. Clearly, support group meetings do not help patients with disease T live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The members of the group that attended weekly support group meetings lived 2 years longer, on average, than the members of the other group.\nB: Some physicians have argued that attending weekly support group meetings gives patients less faith in the standard treatment for disease T.\nC: Everyone in the group whose members attended weekly support group meetings reported after 1 year that those meetings had helped them to cope with the disease.\nD: For many diseases, attending weekly support group meetings is part of the standard medical treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of 86 patients, all of whom suffered from disease T and received the same standard medical treatment, divided the patients into 2 equal groups. One group' s members all attended weekly support group meetings, but no one from the other group attended support group meetings. After 10 years, 41 patients from each group had died. Clearly, support group meetings do not help patients with disease T live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The members of the group that attended weekly support group meetings lived 2 years longer, on average, than the members of the other group.\nB: Some physicians have argued that attending weekly support group meetings gives patients less faith in the standard treatment for disease T.\nC: Everyone in the group whose members attended weekly support group meetings reported after 1 year that those meetings had helped them to cope with the disease.\nD: For many diseases, attending weekly support group meetings is part of the standard medical treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of 86 patients, all of whom suffered from disease T and received the same standard medical treatment, divided the patients into 2 equal groups. One group' s members all attended weekly support group meetings, but no one from the other group attended support group meetings. After 10 years, 41 patients from each group had died. Clearly, support group meetings do not help patients with disease T live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The members of the group that attended weekly support group meetings lived 2 years longer, on average, than the members of the other group.\nB: Some physicians have argued that attending weekly support group meetings gives patients less faith in the standard treatment for disease T.\nC: Everyone in the group whose members attended weekly support group meetings reported after 1 year that those meetings had helped them to cope with the disease.\nD: For many diseases, attending weekly support group meetings is part of the standard medical treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA study of 86 patients, all of whom suffered from disease T and received the same standard medical treatment, divided the patients into 2 equal groups. One group' s members all attended weekly support group meetings, but no one from the other group attended support group meetings. After 10 years, 41 patients from each group had died. Clearly, support group meetings do not help patients with disease T live longer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The members of the group that attended weekly support group meetings lived 2 years longer, on average, than the members of the other group.\nB: Some physicians have argued that attending weekly support group meetings gives patients less faith in the standard treatment for disease T.\nC: Everyone in the group whose members attended weekly support group meetings reported after 1 year that those meetings had helped them to cope with the disease.\nD: For many diseases, attending weekly support group meetings is part of the standard medical treatment.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the cohesion of group members is high, group members tend to keep their views consistent with the group, while other controversial, creative or even more objective and reasonable views will be ignored or suppressed. This may lead to unreasonable or even bad decisions made by the group. A similar phenomenon may appear in the process of expressing public opinion on the Internet. People are more likely to be attracted to their own consensus forums and deepen their original views. In this way, it is possible to give rise to group myths, incorrect but dominant opinions supported by the majority and dissidents are represented and controlled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the inspiration for government management from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online public opinion may not be able to represent the true thoughts of netizens, which should be discriminated by the government when soliciting public opinion.\nB: The expression of public opinion on the Internet is false and it is not suitable to be used as a channel for the government to solicit public opinion.\nC: The anonymity of cyberspace makes online public opinion easy to be manipulated, so the government should strengthen the control of cyberspace.\nD: When soliciting public opinion through the Internet, the government should speak less and listen more, and allow dissenting opinions and even skeptical voices to exist.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the cohesion of group members is high, group members tend to keep their views consistent with the group, while other controversial, creative or even more objective and reasonable views will be ignored or suppressed. This may lead to unreasonable or even bad decisions made by the group. A similar phenomenon may appear in the process of expressing public opinion on the Internet. People are more likely to be attracted to their own consensus forums and deepen their original views. In this way, it is possible to give rise to group myths, incorrect but dominant opinions supported by the majority and dissidents are represented and controlled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the inspiration for government management from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online public opinion may not be able to represent the true thoughts of netizens, which should be discriminated by the government when soliciting public opinion.\nB: The expression of public opinion on the Internet is false and it is not suitable to be used as a channel for the government to solicit public opinion.\nC: The anonymity of cyberspace makes online public opinion easy to be manipulated, so the government should strengthen the control of cyberspace.\nD: When soliciting public opinion through the Internet, the government should speak less and listen more, and allow dissenting opinions and even skeptical voices to exist.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the cohesion of group members is high, group members tend to keep their views consistent with the group, while other controversial, creative or even more objective and reasonable views will be ignored or suppressed. This may lead to unreasonable or even bad decisions made by the group. A similar phenomenon may appear in the process of expressing public opinion on the Internet. People are more likely to be attracted to their own consensus forums and deepen their original views. In this way, it is possible to give rise to group myths, incorrect but dominant opinions supported by the majority and dissidents are represented and controlled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the inspiration for government management from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online public opinion may not be able to represent the true thoughts of netizens, which should be discriminated by the government when soliciting public opinion.\nB: The expression of public opinion on the Internet is false and it is not suitable to be used as a channel for the government to solicit public opinion.\nC: The anonymity of cyberspace makes online public opinion easy to be manipulated, so the government should strengthen the control of cyberspace.\nD: When soliciting public opinion through the Internet, the government should speak less and listen more, and allow dissenting opinions and even skeptical voices to exist.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the cohesion of group members is high, group members tend to keep their views consistent with the group, while other controversial, creative or even more objective and reasonable views will be ignored or suppressed. This may lead to unreasonable or even bad decisions made by the group. A similar phenomenon may appear in the process of expressing public opinion on the Internet. People are more likely to be attracted to their own consensus forums and deepen their original views. In this way, it is possible to give rise to group myths, incorrect but dominant opinions supported by the majority and dissidents are represented and controlled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the inspiration for government management from this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Online public opinion may not be able to represent the true thoughts of netizens, which should be discriminated by the government when soliciting public opinion.\nB: The expression of public opinion on the Internet is false and it is not suitable to be used as a channel for the government to solicit public opinion.\nC: The anonymity of cyberspace makes online public opinion easy to be manipulated, so the government should strengthen the control of cyberspace.\nD: When soliciting public opinion through the Internet, the government should speak less and listen more, and allow dissenting opinions and even skeptical voices to exist.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe formal language used in scientific research is very different from the natural language used in daily life. Formal language looks like a book of heaven, far away from the public, and only some professionals can understand and use it. But in fact, this is a misunderstanding. The relationship between natural language and formal language is like the relationship between the naked eye and the microscope. The naked eye has a wide field of vision and can grasp the information of things as a whole: a microscope can help people see the details and subtleties of things, even though they can be seen in a small range. Therefore, both formal language and natural language are important tools for people to communicate and understand information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The content seen through the microscope may become a new landscape, indicating that formal language can enrich the expression of natural language, and we should pay attention to formal language\nB: Just as the information displayed under the microscope will eventually be observed by the naked eye, the content expressed by the formal language will eventually be realized through the natural language, indicating that the natural language is more basic\nC: If scientific theory is expressed only in formal language, it is difficult to be understood by ordinary people; similarly, if expressed only in natural language, it may become lengthy and difficult to express accurately\nD: The development of science has improved the daily life of ordinary people to a great extent, but people do not realize the importance of formal language, which is the basis of scientific expression\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe formal language used in scientific research is very different from the natural language used in daily life. Formal language looks like a book of heaven, far away from the public, and only some professionals can understand and use it. But in fact, this is a misunderstanding. The relationship between natural language and formal language is like the relationship between the naked eye and the microscope. The naked eye has a wide field of vision and can grasp the information of things as a whole: a microscope can help people see the details and subtleties of things, even though they can be seen in a small range. Therefore, both formal language and natural language are important tools for people to communicate and understand information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The content seen through the microscope may become a new landscape, indicating that formal language can enrich the expression of natural language, and we should pay attention to formal language\nB: Just as the information displayed under the microscope will eventually be observed by the naked eye, the content expressed by the formal language will eventually be realized through the natural language, indicating that the natural language is more basic\nC: If scientific theory is expressed only in formal language, it is difficult to be understood by ordinary people; similarly, if expressed only in natural language, it may become lengthy and difficult to express accurately\nD: The development of science has improved the daily life of ordinary people to a great extent, but people do not realize the importance of formal language, which is the basis of scientific expression\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe formal language used in scientific research is very different from the natural language used in daily life. Formal language looks like a book of heaven, far away from the public, and only some professionals can understand and use it. But in fact, this is a misunderstanding. The relationship between natural language and formal language is like the relationship between the naked eye and the microscope. The naked eye has a wide field of vision and can grasp the information of things as a whole: a microscope can help people see the details and subtleties of things, even though they can be seen in a small range. Therefore, both formal language and natural language are important tools for people to communicate and understand information.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The content seen through the microscope may become a new landscape, indicating that formal language can enrich the expression of natural language, and we should pay attention to formal language\nB: Just as the information displayed under the microscope will eventually be observed by the naked eye, the content expressed by the formal language will eventually be realized through the natural language, indicating that the natural language is more basic\nC: If scientific theory is expressed only in formal language, it is difficult to be understood by ordinary people; similarly, if expressed only in natural language, it may become lengthy and difficult to express accurately\nD: The development of science has improved the daily life of ordinary people to a great extent, but people do not realize the importance of formal language, which is the basis of scientific expression\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKim: In northern Europe during the eighteenth century a change of attitude occurred that found expression both in the adoption of less solemn and elaborate death rites by the population at large and in a more optimistic view of the human condition as articulated by philosophers. This change can be explained as the result of a dramatic increase in life expectancy that occurred in northern Europe early in the eighteenth century. Lee: Your explanation seems unlikely, because it could not be correct unless the people of the time were aware that their life expectancy had increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the strongest defense of Kim's explanation against Lee's criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concept of life expectancy is based on statistical theories that had not been developed in the eighteenth century.\nB: An increase in life expectancy in a population often gives rise to economic changes that, in turn, directly influence people's attitudes.\nC: Philosophers in northern Europe during the eighteenth century made many conjectures that did not affect the ideas of the population at large.\nD: Present-day psychologists have noted that people's attitudes toward life can change in response to information about their life expectancy.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKim: In northern Europe during the eighteenth century a change of attitude occurred that found expression both in the adoption of less solemn and elaborate death rites by the population at large and in a more optimistic view of the human condition as articulated by philosophers. This change can be explained as the result of a dramatic increase in life expectancy that occurred in northern Europe early in the eighteenth century. Lee: Your explanation seems unlikely, because it could not be correct unless the people of the time were aware that their life expectancy had increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the strongest defense of Kim's explanation against Lee's criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concept of life expectancy is based on statistical theories that had not been developed in the eighteenth century.\nB: An increase in life expectancy in a population often gives rise to economic changes that, in turn, directly influence people's attitudes.\nC: Philosophers in northern Europe during the eighteenth century made many conjectures that did not affect the ideas of the population at large.\nD: Present-day psychologists have noted that people's attitudes toward life can change in response to information about their life expectancy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nKim: In northern Europe during the eighteenth century a change of attitude occurred that found expression both in the adoption of less solemn and elaborate death rites by the population at large and in a more optimistic view of the human condition as articulated by philosophers. This change can be explained as the result of a dramatic increase in life expectancy that occurred in northern Europe early in the eighteenth century. Lee: Your explanation seems unlikely, because it could not be correct unless the people of the time were aware that their life expectancy had increased.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, provides the strongest defense of Kim's explanation against Lee's criticism?\n\nOptions:\nA: The concept of life expectancy is based on statistical theories that had not been developed in the eighteenth century.\nB: An increase in life expectancy in a population often gives rise to economic changes that, in turn, directly influence people's attitudes.\nC: Philosophers in northern Europe during the eighteenth century made many conjectures that did not affect the ideas of the population at large.\nD: Present-day psychologists have noted that people's attitudes toward life can change in response to information about their life expectancy.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution took 9 years to track 63 thousand healthy people's eating habits, including meat consumption, meat cooking and meat cooking. The research group was divided into 5 groups according to the amount of meat consumed. By the end of the study, a total of 208 people had pancreatic cancer, most of which were concentrated in two groups with the highest usage of barbecue meat. Therefore, researchers have found that eating lots of roast meat is more susceptible to pancreatic cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above conclusion most\n\nOptions:\nA: Study shows that if one of the parents has pancreatic cancer, the chance of children suffering from the disease will increase by 30%.\nB: Study shows that the proportion of people who eat meat cooked for a long time and those who eat barbecue for a long time are quite similar.\nC: Survey data shows that 98% of people who eat a lot of barbecue like to eat barbecue while drinking beer and often stay up late\nD: The proportion of people who preferred half cooked barbecue meat to pancreatic cancer was about 60% higher than those who preferred cooked meat.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution took 9 years to track 63 thousand healthy people's eating habits, including meat consumption, meat cooking and meat cooking. The research group was divided into 5 groups according to the amount of meat consumed. By the end of the study, a total of 208 people had pancreatic cancer, most of which were concentrated in two groups with the highest usage of barbecue meat. Therefore, researchers have found that eating lots of roast meat is more susceptible to pancreatic cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above conclusion most\n\nOptions:\nA: Study shows that if one of the parents has pancreatic cancer, the chance of children suffering from the disease will increase by 30%.\nB: Study shows that the proportion of people who eat meat cooked for a long time and those who eat barbecue for a long time are quite similar.\nC: Survey data shows that 98% of people who eat a lot of barbecue like to eat barbecue while drinking beer and often stay up late\nD: The proportion of people who preferred half cooked barbecue meat to pancreatic cancer was about 60% higher than those who preferred cooked meat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA research institution took 9 years to track 63 thousand healthy people's eating habits, including meat consumption, meat cooking and meat cooking. The research group was divided into 5 groups according to the amount of meat consumed. By the end of the study, a total of 208 people had pancreatic cancer, most of which were concentrated in two groups with the highest usage of barbecue meat. Therefore, researchers have found that eating lots of roast meat is more susceptible to pancreatic cancer.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above conclusion most\n\nOptions:\nA: Study shows that if one of the parents has pancreatic cancer, the chance of children suffering from the disease will increase by 30%.\nB: Study shows that the proportion of people who eat meat cooked for a long time and those who eat barbecue for a long time are quite similar.\nC: Survey data shows that 98% of people who eat a lot of barbecue like to eat barbecue while drinking beer and often stay up late\nD: The proportion of people who preferred half cooked barbecue meat to pancreatic cancer was about 60% higher than those who preferred cooked meat.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current pattern of human consumption of resources, in which we rely on nonrenewable resources, for example metal ore, must eventually change. Since there is only so much metal ore available, ultimately we must either do without or turn to renewable resources to take its place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: We cannot indefinitely replace exhausted nonrenewable resources with other nonrenewable resources.\nB: Consumption of nonrenewable resources will not continue to increase in the near future.\nC: There are renewable resource replacements for all of the nonrenewable resources currently being consumed.\nD: Ultimately we cannot do without nonrenewable resources.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current pattern of human consumption of resources, in which we rely on nonrenewable resources, for example metal ore, must eventually change. Since there is only so much metal ore available, ultimately we must either do without or turn to renewable resources to take its place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: We cannot indefinitely replace exhausted nonrenewable resources with other nonrenewable resources.\nB: Consumption of nonrenewable resources will not continue to increase in the near future.\nC: There are renewable resource replacements for all of the nonrenewable resources currently being consumed.\nD: Ultimately we cannot do without nonrenewable resources.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe current pattern of human consumption of resources, in which we rely on nonrenewable resources, for example metal ore, must eventually change. Since there is only so much metal ore available, ultimately we must either do without or turn to renewable resources to take its place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: We cannot indefinitely replace exhausted nonrenewable resources with other nonrenewable resources.\nB: Consumption of nonrenewable resources will not continue to increase in the near future.\nC: There are renewable resource replacements for all of the nonrenewable resources currently being consumed.\nD: Ultimately we cannot do without nonrenewable resources.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe cannot simply think that the editors of the lexicon are wrong. They will not make changes to the usage of the vocabulary randomly, and must have been carefully researched. However, the lexicographers cannot ignore a basic fact and the basic requirements derived from it : Spoken and written languages are commonly used by the broad masses of the people and have a very broad social nature. Therefore, the standardization of spoken and written languages cannot be carried out in the ivory tower, but must follow the mass line.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the basic requirements in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lexicographer cannot change the usage of the vocabulary at will\nB: The lexicographer should be familiar with the specific process of lexicography\nC: Standardization of spoken and written languages must serve the broad masses of people\nD: The standardization of spoken and written language should be decided by the broad masses of people\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe cannot simply think that the editors of the lexicon are wrong. They will not make changes to the usage of the vocabulary randomly, and must have been carefully researched. However, the lexicographers cannot ignore a basic fact and the basic requirements derived from it : Spoken and written languages are commonly used by the broad masses of the people and have a very broad social nature. Therefore, the standardization of spoken and written languages cannot be carried out in the ivory tower, but must follow the mass line.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the basic requirements in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lexicographer cannot change the usage of the vocabulary at will\nB: The lexicographer should be familiar with the specific process of lexicography\nC: Standardization of spoken and written languages must serve the broad masses of people\nD: The standardization of spoken and written language should be decided by the broad masses of people\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe cannot simply think that the editors of the lexicon are wrong. They will not make changes to the usage of the vocabulary randomly, and must have been carefully researched. However, the lexicographers cannot ignore a basic fact and the basic requirements derived from it : Spoken and written languages are commonly used by the broad masses of the people and have a very broad social nature. Therefore, the standardization of spoken and written languages cannot be carried out in the ivory tower, but must follow the mass line.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the basic requirements in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The lexicographer cannot change the usage of the vocabulary at will\nB: The lexicographer should be familiar with the specific process of lexicography\nC: Standardization of spoken and written languages must serve the broad masses of people\nD: The standardization of spoken and written language should be decided by the broad masses of people\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang, Wang and Zhao work in the same department. One of them is the director, one is the secretary and one is an engineer. It is known that Wang, Zhao is taller than the engineer, Secretary is shorter than Wang, Zhang and secretary are not the same height.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang is the director, Wang is the engineer and Zhao is the secretary.\nB: Zhang is the engineer, Wang is the director and Zhao is the secretary.\nC: Zhang is the director, Wang is the secretary and Zhao is the engineer.\nD: Zhang is the secretary, Wang is the director and Zhao is the engineer.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nZhang, Wang and Zhao work in the same department. One of them is the director, one is the secretary and one is an engineer. It is known that Wang, Zhao is taller than the engineer, Secretary is shorter than Wang, Zhang and secretary are not the same height.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang is the director, Wang is the engineer and Zhao is the secretary.\nB: Zhang is the engineer, Wang is the director and Zhao is the secretary.\nC: Zhang is the director, Wang is the secretary and Zhao is the engineer.\nD: Zhang is the secretary, Wang is the director and Zhao is the engineer.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLifelong education is an important part of community work. A community has set up some spare-time classes for the elderly. there are two types of spare-time classes, technical and interesting. Some elderly people have signed up for all the technical amateur classes, while others have signed up for all the interesting amateur classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly should take part in spare-time classes.\nB: Some old people have signed up for all the spare-time classes.\nC: People sign up for every part-time class.\nD: When the class begins, there are people in every part-time class.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLifelong education is an important part of community work. A community has set up some spare-time classes for the elderly. there are two types of spare-time classes, technical and interesting. Some elderly people have signed up for all the technical amateur classes, while others have signed up for all the interesting amateur classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly should take part in spare-time classes.\nB: Some old people have signed up for all the spare-time classes.\nC: People sign up for every part-time class.\nD: When the class begins, there are people in every part-time class.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLifelong education is an important part of community work. A community has set up some spare-time classes for the elderly. there are two types of spare-time classes, technical and interesting. Some elderly people have signed up for all the technical amateur classes, while others have signed up for all the interesting amateur classes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly should take part in spare-time classes.\nB: Some old people have signed up for all the spare-time classes.\nC: People sign up for every part-time class.\nD: When the class begins, there are people in every part-time class.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 2013, a group has launched the industry's first high-end talents tailored specifically for PhDs? Day-Future Leaders Program, which aims to cultivate industry leaders. According to the survey, some of the group's new employees have overseas study experience All employees of the group with overseas study experience have been individually received by the chairman of the group, and all employees of the group in Province A have not been individually received by the chairman.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some new hires have not been individually received by the chairman\nB: Some employees with overseas study experience are from Province A\nC: All newly hired employees are from Province A\nD: Some newly hired employees are not from Province A\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 2013, a group has launched the industry's first high-end talents tailored specifically for PhDs? Day-Future Leaders Program, which aims to cultivate industry leaders. According to the survey, some of the group's new employees have overseas study experience All employees of the group with overseas study experience have been individually received by the chairman of the group, and all employees of the group in Province A have not been individually received by the chairman.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some new hires have not been individually received by the chairman\nB: Some employees with overseas study experience are from Province A\nC: All newly hired employees are from Province A\nD: Some newly hired employees are not from Province A\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince 2013, a group has launched the industry's first high-end talents tailored specifically for PhDs? Day-Future Leaders Program, which aims to cultivate industry leaders. According to the survey, some of the group's new employees have overseas study experience All employees of the group with overseas study experience have been individually received by the chairman of the group, and all employees of the group in Province A have not been individually received by the chairman.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some new hires have not been individually received by the chairman\nB: Some employees with overseas study experience are from Province A\nC: All newly hired employees are from Province A\nD: Some newly hired employees are not from Province A\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPresident of Central Supply Company: Profits are at an all-time low this fiscal year because of decreased demand for our products. If this situation continues, the company may have to declare bankruptcy. So it is important to prevent any further decrease in profits. Consequently, the only options are to reduce planned expansion or to eliminate some less profitable existing operations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw, in the company president's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presumes without giving justification that survival of the company has been a good thing.\nB: It does not allow for the possibility that profits will decrease only slightly during the next fiscal year.\nC: It does not take into account that there are alternatives to declaring bankruptcy.\nD: It does not take into account that there may be other ways to stop the decrease in profits.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPresident of Central Supply Company: Profits are at an all-time low this fiscal year because of decreased demand for our products. If this situation continues, the company may have to declare bankruptcy. So it is important to prevent any further decrease in profits. Consequently, the only options are to reduce planned expansion or to eliminate some less profitable existing operations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw, in the company president's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presumes without giving justification that survival of the company has been a good thing.\nB: It does not allow for the possibility that profits will decrease only slightly during the next fiscal year.\nC: It does not take into account that there are alternatives to declaring bankruptcy.\nD: It does not take into account that there may be other ways to stop the decrease in profits.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPresident of Central Supply Company: Profits are at an all-time low this fiscal year because of decreased demand for our products. If this situation continues, the company may have to declare bankruptcy. So it is important to prevent any further decrease in profits. Consequently, the only options are to reduce planned expansion or to eliminate some less profitable existing operations.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately describes a flaw, in the company president's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: It presumes without giving justification that survival of the company has been a good thing.\nB: It does not allow for the possibility that profits will decrease only slightly during the next fiscal year.\nC: It does not take into account that there are alternatives to declaring bankruptcy.\nD: It does not take into account that there may be other ways to stop the decrease in profits.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must vigorously develop socialist productivity. Only by further reforming the production relations that restrict the development of productivity can we vigorously develop socialist productivity. Without establishing a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform, it is impossible to reform the production relations that restrict the development of productivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be deduced from the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: To strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must establish a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform\nB: Those who advocate strengthening the construction of socialist material civilization cannot agree not to take the road of reform\nC: Once the firm consciousness of taking the road of reform is established, the construction of socialist material civilization can be strengthened.\nD: To develop the productivity of socialism, it is not necessary to take the road of reform\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must vigorously develop socialist productivity. Only by further reforming the production relations that restrict the development of productivity can we vigorously develop socialist productivity. Without establishing a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform, it is impossible to reform the production relations that restrict the development of productivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be deduced from the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: To strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must establish a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform\nB: Those who advocate strengthening the construction of socialist material civilization cannot agree not to take the road of reform\nC: Once the firm consciousness of taking the road of reform is established, the construction of socialist material civilization can be strengthened.\nD: To develop the productivity of socialism, it is not necessary to take the road of reform\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTo strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must vigorously develop socialist productivity. Only by further reforming the production relations that restrict the development of productivity can we vigorously develop socialist productivity. Without establishing a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform, it is impossible to reform the production relations that restrict the development of productivity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be deduced from the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: To strengthen the construction of socialist material civilization, we must establish a firm consciousness of taking the road of reform\nB: Those who advocate strengthening the construction of socialist material civilization cannot agree not to take the road of reform\nC: Once the firm consciousness of taking the road of reform is established, the construction of socialist material civilization can be strengthened.\nD: To develop the productivity of socialism, it is not necessary to take the road of reform\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrench President Nicolas Sarkozy officially announced his re-election campaign, launched the campaign slogan of strong France and promised to lead France out of the economic crisis.Sarkozy's campaign advertisement on the streets of Paris reads: only a strong France can protect your family.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the reasoning of this campaign slogan, whicn of the following options is true:\n\nOptions:\nA: A weak France can't protect your family\nB: A strong France can protect your family\nC: France is weak because it does not protect the family\nD: If the family is protected, France will be strong\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrganizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) is a self-determined behavior, which is not included in the formal job requirements of employees, but it will undoubtedly promote the effectiveness of the organization.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an organizational citizenship behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang goes to and from work on time.\nB: Xiao Wang often helps his colleague Xiao Li to take care of his sick father.\nC: Xiao Wang likes collecting stamps and has made many friends.\nD: Xiao Wang is often asked to work overtime by his boss.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOrganizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB) is a self-determined behavior, which is not included in the formal job requirements of employees, but it will undoubtedly promote the effectiveness of the organization.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an organizational citizenship behavior?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang goes to and from work on time.\nB: Xiao Wang often helps his colleague Xiao Li to take care of his sick father.\nC: Xiao Wang likes collecting stamps and has made many friends.\nD: Xiao Wang is often asked to work overtime by his boss.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf an official from the government environmental protection department wants to speak at this non-governmental environmental protection seminar, he must be a member of a non-governmental environmental protection organization. However, the meeting stipulated that as a member of a non-governmental environmental protection organization, he is not allowed to be both an official of the government environmental protection department and a speaker at this non-governmental environmental protection seminar.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above assertion is true, which of the followings is also true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the speakers at this seminar, there are no officials from the government's environmental protection department.\nB: Only members of non-governmental environmental organizations can speak at this seminar\nC: Except for officials from the government's environmental protection department, no one spoke at this seminar\nD: Among the speakers at this seminar, there are no members of non-governmental environmental protection organizations.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf an official from the government environmental protection department wants to speak at this non-governmental environmental protection seminar, he must be a member of a non-governmental environmental protection organization. However, the meeting stipulated that as a member of a non-governmental environmental protection organization, he is not allowed to be both an official of the government environmental protection department and a speaker at this non-governmental environmental protection seminar.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above assertion is true, which of the followings is also true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the speakers at this seminar, there are no officials from the government's environmental protection department.\nB: Only members of non-governmental environmental organizations can speak at this seminar\nC: Except for officials from the government's environmental protection department, no one spoke at this seminar\nD: Among the speakers at this seminar, there are no members of non-governmental environmental protection organizations.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers divided the subjects into two groups: group A did its own thing for ten minutes, but did not do anything that would lead to lying; group B was asked to steal the test paper and lie during the test. The researchers then asked the subjects to wear special electrodes to record the frequency of blinking when asked. The results showed that the blinking frequency of group A increased slightly, but the blinking frequency of group B decreased at first, and then increased significantly to 8 times of the general frequency. Thus it can be seen that by observing the blinking frequency of a person, we can judge whether he is lying or not.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions hardly questions the conclusions of this study?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is there a big difference in psychological quality between group A and group B?\nB: The subjects in group B were instructed to tell lies rather than to tell lies themselves, so is the correlation between lying and blinking reliable?\nC: Are there any abnormalities in the instruments and equipment used in group A and group B?\nD: Will telling lies lead to a faster heartbeat and higher blood pressure?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers divided the subjects into two groups: group A did its own thing for ten minutes, but did not do anything that would lead to lying; group B was asked to steal the test paper and lie during the test. The researchers then asked the subjects to wear special electrodes to record the frequency of blinking when asked. The results showed that the blinking frequency of group A increased slightly, but the blinking frequency of group B decreased at first, and then increased significantly to 8 times of the general frequency. Thus it can be seen that by observing the blinking frequency of a person, we can judge whether he is lying or not.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions hardly questions the conclusions of this study?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is there a big difference in psychological quality between group A and group B?\nB: The subjects in group B were instructed to tell lies rather than to tell lies themselves, so is the correlation between lying and blinking reliable?\nC: Are there any abnormalities in the instruments and equipment used in group A and group B?\nD: Will telling lies lead to a faster heartbeat and higher blood pressure?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers divided the subjects into two groups: group A did its own thing for ten minutes, but did not do anything that would lead to lying; group B was asked to steal the test paper and lie during the test. The researchers then asked the subjects to wear special electrodes to record the frequency of blinking when asked. The results showed that the blinking frequency of group A increased slightly, but the blinking frequency of group B decreased at first, and then increased significantly to 8 times of the general frequency. Thus it can be seen that by observing the blinking frequency of a person, we can judge whether he is lying or not.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions hardly questions the conclusions of this study?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is there a big difference in psychological quality between group A and group B?\nB: The subjects in group B were instructed to tell lies rather than to tell lies themselves, so is the correlation between lying and blinking reliable?\nC: Are there any abnormalities in the instruments and equipment used in group A and group B?\nD: Will telling lies lead to a faster heartbeat and higher blood pressure?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers divided the subjects into two groups: group A did its own thing for ten minutes, but did not do anything that would lead to lying; group B was asked to steal the test paper and lie during the test. The researchers then asked the subjects to wear special electrodes to record the frequency of blinking when asked. The results showed that the blinking frequency of group A increased slightly, but the blinking frequency of group B decreased at first, and then increased significantly to 8 times of the general frequency. Thus it can be seen that by observing the blinking frequency of a person, we can judge whether he is lying or not.\n\nQuestion:\nThe answer to which of the following questions hardly questions the conclusions of this study?\n\nOptions:\nA: Is there a big difference in psychological quality between group A and group B?\nB: The subjects in group B were instructed to tell lies rather than to tell lies themselves, so is the correlation between lying and blinking reliable?\nC: Are there any abnormalities in the instruments and equipment used in group A and group B?\nD: Will telling lies lead to a faster heartbeat and higher blood pressure?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPersonal company refers to a company based on the personal credit of its shareholders; joint-investment company refers to a company whose assets are formed by the respective capital contributions of the company's shareholders as the basis for its credit; a joint-personal joint venture is a company with both of the above properties,credit basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following companies is Personal company?\n\nOptions:\nA: The registered capital of a company is the sum of the share capital paid by all shareholders.\nB: All the shares of a company are 100% held by the independent founder of the company, and the company employs a number of experienced professional managers in charge of different businesses.\nC: A company's capital chain was broken due to poor management. When filing for bankruptcy, the entire registered capital was counted, and the shareholders' personal property was not affected\nD: The assets of a company are mortgaged with all the personal property of the shareholders\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPersonal company refers to a company based on the personal credit of its shareholders; joint-investment company refers to a company whose assets are formed by the respective capital contributions of the company's shareholders as the basis for its credit; a joint-personal joint venture is a company with both of the above properties,credit basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following companies is Personal company?\n\nOptions:\nA: The registered capital of a company is the sum of the share capital paid by all shareholders.\nB: All the shares of a company are 100% held by the independent founder of the company, and the company employs a number of experienced professional managers in charge of different businesses.\nC: A company's capital chain was broken due to poor management. When filing for bankruptcy, the entire registered capital was counted, and the shareholders' personal property was not affected\nD: The assets of a company are mortgaged with all the personal property of the shareholders\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPersonal company refers to a company based on the personal credit of its shareholders; joint-investment company refers to a company whose assets are formed by the respective capital contributions of the company's shareholders as the basis for its credit; a joint-personal joint venture is a company with both of the above properties,credit basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following companies is Personal company?\n\nOptions:\nA: The registered capital of a company is the sum of the share capital paid by all shareholders.\nB: All the shares of a company are 100% held by the independent founder of the company, and the company employs a number of experienced professional managers in charge of different businesses.\nC: A company's capital chain was broken due to poor management. When filing for bankruptcy, the entire registered capital was counted, and the shareholders' personal property was not affected\nD: The assets of a company are mortgaged with all the personal property of the shareholders\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPersonal company refers to a company based on the personal credit of its shareholders; joint-investment company refers to a company whose assets are formed by the respective capital contributions of the company's shareholders as the basis for its credit; a joint-personal joint venture is a company with both of the above properties,credit basis.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following companies is Personal company?\n\nOptions:\nA: The registered capital of a company is the sum of the share capital paid by all shareholders.\nB: All the shares of a company are 100% held by the independent founder of the company, and the company employs a number of experienced professional managers in charge of different businesses.\nC: A company's capital chain was broken due to poor management. When filing for bankruptcy, the entire registered capital was counted, and the shareholders' personal property was not affected\nD: The assets of a company are mortgaged with all the personal property of the shareholders\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who listen to certain recordings of music are in danger of being unduly influenced by spoken messages that have been recorded backwards on the records or tapes.\n\nQuestion:\nA consequence of the view above is that\n\nOptions:\nA: backwards messages can be added to a recording while still preserving all the musical qualities of the recorded performance\nB: the recordings on which such messages appear are chosen for this purpose either because they are especially popular or because they induce a trancelike state\nC: when people listen to recorded music, they pay full attention to the music as it plays\nD: if such messages must be comprehended to exert influence, then people must be able to comprehend spoken messages recorded backwards\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who listen to certain recordings of music are in danger of being unduly influenced by spoken messages that have been recorded backwards on the records or tapes.\n\nQuestion:\nA consequence of the view above is that\n\nOptions:\nA: backwards messages can be added to a recording while still preserving all the musical qualities of the recorded performance\nB: the recordings on which such messages appear are chosen for this purpose either because they are especially popular or because they induce a trancelike state\nC: when people listen to recorded music, they pay full attention to the music as it plays\nD: if such messages must be comprehended to exert influence, then people must be able to comprehend spoken messages recorded backwards\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople who listen to certain recordings of music are in danger of being unduly influenced by spoken messages that have been recorded backwards on the records or tapes.\n\nQuestion:\nA consequence of the view above is that\n\nOptions:\nA: backwards messages can be added to a recording while still preserving all the musical qualities of the recorded performance\nB: the recordings on which such messages appear are chosen for this purpose either because they are especially popular or because they induce a trancelike state\nC: when people listen to recorded music, they pay full attention to the music as it plays\nD: if such messages must be comprehended to exert influence, then people must be able to comprehend spoken messages recorded backwards\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some ill-considered popularizations of interesting current research, it is argued that higher apes have the capacity for language but have never put it to use -- a remarkable biological miracle, given the enormous selectional advantage of even minimal linguistic skills. It is rather like claiming that some animal has wings adequate for flight but has never thought to fly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Arguing that the human brain has telekinetic powers that no humans have ever exercised is rather like arguing that some insect has legs but never uses them to walk.\nB: Arguing that Earth has been visited by aliens from outer space is rather like claiming that early explorers had visited North America but never founded cities.\nC: Claiming that some people raised tobacco but did not smoke it is rather like claiming that a society that knew how to brew alcohol never drank it.\nD: Arguing that there are some humans who never sleep is rather like discovering a species of lion that does not eat meat.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some ill-considered popularizations of interesting current research, it is argued that higher apes have the capacity for language but have never put it to use -- a remarkable biological miracle, given the enormous selectional advantage of even minimal linguistic skills. It is rather like claiming that some animal has wings adequate for flight but has never thought to fly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Arguing that the human brain has telekinetic powers that no humans have ever exercised is rather like arguing that some insect has legs but never uses them to walk.\nB: Arguing that Earth has been visited by aliens from outer space is rather like claiming that early explorers had visited North America but never founded cities.\nC: Claiming that some people raised tobacco but did not smoke it is rather like claiming that a society that knew how to brew alcohol never drank it.\nD: Arguing that there are some humans who never sleep is rather like discovering a species of lion that does not eat meat.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn some ill-considered popularizations of interesting current research, it is argued that higher apes have the capacity for language but have never put it to use -- a remarkable biological miracle, given the enormous selectional advantage of even minimal linguistic skills. It is rather like claiming that some animal has wings adequate for flight but has never thought to fly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Arguing that the human brain has telekinetic powers that no humans have ever exercised is rather like arguing that some insect has legs but never uses them to walk.\nB: Arguing that Earth has been visited by aliens from outer space is rather like claiming that early explorers had visited North America but never founded cities.\nC: Claiming that some people raised tobacco but did not smoke it is rather like claiming that a society that knew how to brew alcohol never drank it.\nD: Arguing that there are some humans who never sleep is rather like discovering a species of lion that does not eat meat.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough nondairy coffee lighteners made with coconut oil contain 2 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon, or 7 times more than does whole milk, those lighteners usually contain no cholesterol. Yet one tablespoon of such lighteners causes the consumer' s blood cholesterol to rise to a higher level than does an identical amount of whole milk, which contains 2 milligrams of cholesterol per tablespoon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One gram of saturated fat in food has roughly the same effect on blood cholesterol as 25 milligrams of cholesterol in food.\nB: Light cream, a dairy product that contains 5 times more cholesterol than does whole milk, is often chosen as a lightener by consumers who normally prefer whole milk.\nC: Certain nondairy coffee lighteners made without coconut oil contain less saturated fat and less cholesterol than does whole milk.\nD: Nutritionists recommend that adults consume as little saturated fat as possible and no more than 250 milligrams of cholesterol a day.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough nondairy coffee lighteners made with coconut oil contain 2 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon, or 7 times more than does whole milk, those lighteners usually contain no cholesterol. Yet one tablespoon of such lighteners causes the consumer' s blood cholesterol to rise to a higher level than does an identical amount of whole milk, which contains 2 milligrams of cholesterol per tablespoon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One gram of saturated fat in food has roughly the same effect on blood cholesterol as 25 milligrams of cholesterol in food.\nB: Light cream, a dairy product that contains 5 times more cholesterol than does whole milk, is often chosen as a lightener by consumers who normally prefer whole milk.\nC: Certain nondairy coffee lighteners made without coconut oil contain less saturated fat and less cholesterol than does whole milk.\nD: Nutritionists recommend that adults consume as little saturated fat as possible and no more than 250 milligrams of cholesterol a day.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough nondairy coffee lighteners made with coconut oil contain 2 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon, or 7 times more than does whole milk, those lighteners usually contain no cholesterol. Yet one tablespoon of such lighteners causes the consumer' s blood cholesterol to rise to a higher level than does an identical amount of whole milk, which contains 2 milligrams of cholesterol per tablespoon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One gram of saturated fat in food has roughly the same effect on blood cholesterol as 25 milligrams of cholesterol in food.\nB: Light cream, a dairy product that contains 5 times more cholesterol than does whole milk, is often chosen as a lightener by consumers who normally prefer whole milk.\nC: Certain nondairy coffee lighteners made without coconut oil contain less saturated fat and less cholesterol than does whole milk.\nD: Nutritionists recommend that adults consume as little saturated fat as possible and no more than 250 milligrams of cholesterol a day.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough nondairy coffee lighteners made with coconut oil contain 2 grams of saturated fat per tablespoon, or 7 times more than does whole milk, those lighteners usually contain no cholesterol. Yet one tablespoon of such lighteners causes the consumer' s blood cholesterol to rise to a higher level than does an identical amount of whole milk, which contains 2 milligrams of cholesterol per tablespoon.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: One gram of saturated fat in food has roughly the same effect on blood cholesterol as 25 milligrams of cholesterol in food.\nB: Light cream, a dairy product that contains 5 times more cholesterol than does whole milk, is often chosen as a lightener by consumers who normally prefer whole milk.\nC: Certain nondairy coffee lighteners made without coconut oil contain less saturated fat and less cholesterol than does whole milk.\nD: Nutritionists recommend that adults consume as little saturated fat as possible and no more than 250 milligrams of cholesterol a day.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cafeteria of a certain elementary school provides a free lunch every day to the entire student body - a significant expense in the school' s annual budget. A vice principal was exploring cost-reducing measures that would not compromise nourishment. A local Italian restaurant offered the school a large number of pizzas at a vastly reduced bulk rate. The pizzas were served one day, and afterward, the vice principal calculated that the cost of the pizza and delivery was slightly more than the average cost of typical cafeteria lunch day. Ttherefore, he concluded that the school could not save money by replacing a day of cafeteria lunch with a day of pizza from this restaurant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be most useful for evaluating the conclusion drawn by the vice principal?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether other, more expensive dishes from that Italian restaurant, would provide a more balanced and varied set of nutrients.\nB: Whether another Italian restaurant in this town would provide a similar deal and offer free delivery.\nC: Whether pizza provides the same level of nutrition as a typical cafeteria lunch.\nD: How many pizzas were uneaten at the end of that day's lunch.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cafeteria of a certain elementary school provides a free lunch every day to the entire student body - a significant expense in the school' s annual budget. A vice principal was exploring cost-reducing measures that would not compromise nourishment. A local Italian restaurant offered the school a large number of pizzas at a vastly reduced bulk rate. The pizzas were served one day, and afterward, the vice principal calculated that the cost of the pizza and delivery was slightly more than the average cost of typical cafeteria lunch day. Ttherefore, he concluded that the school could not save money by replacing a day of cafeteria lunch with a day of pizza from this restaurant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be most useful for evaluating the conclusion drawn by the vice principal?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether other, more expensive dishes from that Italian restaurant, would provide a more balanced and varied set of nutrients.\nB: Whether another Italian restaurant in this town would provide a similar deal and offer free delivery.\nC: Whether pizza provides the same level of nutrition as a typical cafeteria lunch.\nD: How many pizzas were uneaten at the end of that day's lunch.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe cafeteria of a certain elementary school provides a free lunch every day to the entire student body - a significant expense in the school' s annual budget. A vice principal was exploring cost-reducing measures that would not compromise nourishment. A local Italian restaurant offered the school a large number of pizzas at a vastly reduced bulk rate. The pizzas were served one day, and afterward, the vice principal calculated that the cost of the pizza and delivery was slightly more than the average cost of typical cafeteria lunch day. Ttherefore, he concluded that the school could not save money by replacing a day of cafeteria lunch with a day of pizza from this restaurant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be most useful for evaluating the conclusion drawn by the vice principal?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether other, more expensive dishes from that Italian restaurant, would provide a more balanced and varied set of nutrients.\nB: Whether another Italian restaurant in this town would provide a similar deal and offer free delivery.\nC: Whether pizza provides the same level of nutrition as a typical cafeteria lunch.\nD: How many pizzas were uneaten at the end of that day's lunch.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome engineers have doctorates, so some people who have doctorates are highly skilled.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the above reasoning to be true, which of the following must be added as a premise?\n\nOptions:\nA: All highly skilled people are engineers\nB: Some highly skilled people do not receive doctorates\nC: Some engineers are highly skilled\nD: All the engineers are highly skilled\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome engineers have doctorates, so some people who have doctorates are highly skilled.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the above reasoning to be true, which of the following must be added as a premise?\n\nOptions:\nA: All highly skilled people are engineers\nB: Some highly skilled people do not receive doctorates\nC: Some engineers are highly skilled\nD: All the engineers are highly skilled\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome engineers have doctorates, so some people who have doctorates are highly skilled.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order for the above reasoning to be true, which of the following must be added as a premise?\n\nOptions:\nA: All highly skilled people are engineers\nB: Some highly skilled people do not receive doctorates\nC: Some engineers are highly skilled\nD: All the engineers are highly skilled\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen encountering high temperatures, the building materials will make unique sounds. The sound sensor alarm will detect these sounds and provide an early warning of a house fire, so that the occupants can escape before being fainted by the smoke. Because the smoke is The most common factor causing casualties, so the installation of sound sensor alarm will effectively reduce the casualties of house fires.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses, if correct, can best refute the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the sound sensor alarm is widely used, its high cost will be reduced\nB: When completely burned, the sound of many building materials can be heard from hundreds of meters away\nC: Many fires start in indoor sofa cushions or mattresses, which produce a lot of smoke but no sound\nD: In some larger houses, multiple sound sensor alarms are required for adequate protection\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen encountering high temperatures, the building materials will make unique sounds. The sound sensor alarm will detect these sounds and provide an early warning of a house fire, so that the occupants can escape before being fainted by the smoke. Because the smoke is The most common factor causing casualties, so the installation of sound sensor alarm will effectively reduce the casualties of house fires.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses, if correct, can best refute the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the sound sensor alarm is widely used, its high cost will be reduced\nB: When completely burned, the sound of many building materials can be heard from hundreds of meters away\nC: Many fires start in indoor sofa cushions or mattresses, which produce a lot of smoke but no sound\nD: In some larger houses, multiple sound sensor alarms are required for adequate protection\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen encountering high temperatures, the building materials will make unique sounds. The sound sensor alarm will detect these sounds and provide an early warning of a house fire, so that the occupants can escape before being fainted by the smoke. Because the smoke is The most common factor causing casualties, so the installation of sound sensor alarm will effectively reduce the casualties of house fires.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following hypotheses, if correct, can best refute the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: If the sound sensor alarm is widely used, its high cost will be reduced\nB: When completely burned, the sound of many building materials can be heard from hundreds of meters away\nC: Many fires start in indoor sofa cushions or mattresses, which produce a lot of smoke but no sound\nD: In some larger houses, multiple sound sensor alarms are required for adequate protection\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge and small planets are suspended at the edge of the solar system and are easily affected by the gravity of nearby stars. Researchers calculate that these forces sometimes pull comets out of the Oort Nebula. In this way, they are more likely to be close to the sun. Based on this, the two researchers made two different conclusions: first, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits or expelled them from the solar system; second, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits. or drive them out of the solar system.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above two assertions is true, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jupiter's gravity pushes them into smaller orbits and drives them out of the solar system.\nB: Jupiter's gravity did not push them into smaller orbits, but drove them out of the solar system.\nC: Jupiter's gravity pushed them into smaller orbits, but did not drive them out of the solar system.\nD: Jupiter's gravitational pull neither pushed them into smaller orbits nor drove them out of the solar system.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge and small planets are suspended at the edge of the solar system and are easily affected by the gravity of nearby stars. Researchers calculate that these forces sometimes pull comets out of the Oort Nebula. In this way, they are more likely to be close to the sun. Based on this, the two researchers made two different conclusions: first, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits or expelled them from the solar system; second, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits. or drive them out of the solar system.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above two assertions is true, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jupiter's gravity pushes them into smaller orbits and drives them out of the solar system.\nB: Jupiter's gravity did not push them into smaller orbits, but drove them out of the solar system.\nC: Jupiter's gravity pushed them into smaller orbits, but did not drive them out of the solar system.\nD: Jupiter's gravitational pull neither pushed them into smaller orbits nor drove them out of the solar system.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLarge and small planets are suspended at the edge of the solar system and are easily affected by the gravity of nearby stars. Researchers calculate that these forces sometimes pull comets out of the Oort Nebula. In this way, they are more likely to be close to the sun. Based on this, the two researchers made two different conclusions: first, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits or expelled them from the solar system; second, Jupiter's gravity either pushed them into smaller orbits. or drive them out of the solar system.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the above two assertions is true, which of the following conclusions can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jupiter's gravity pushes them into smaller orbits and drives them out of the solar system.\nB: Jupiter's gravity did not push them into smaller orbits, but drove them out of the solar system.\nC: Jupiter's gravity pushed them into smaller orbits, but did not drive them out of the solar system.\nD: Jupiter's gravitational pull neither pushed them into smaller orbits nor drove them out of the solar system.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, many scientists believe that the main reason for global sea level rise is global warming and the melting increase of glaciers and ice caps. Recently, some researchers have found through statistics that the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has increased significantly in the past 100 years, thereby increasing the amount of frozen water stored in the Antarctic and other frozen areas. Based on this, some experts optimistically estitate that the trend of global sea level rise will be reversed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most weaken the expert's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to relevant statistics, the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has slightly decreased in recent years.\nB: The increase in ice caused by snowfall is only one-third of the ice loss caused by melting glaciers.\nC: Researchers may have some omissions in the analysis of the causes of global warming.\nD: According to prediction of relevant meteorological departments, this year's global average temperature will be slightly lower than last year.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, many scientists believe that the main reason for global sea level rise is global warming and the melting increase of glaciers and ice caps. Recently, some researchers have found through statistics that the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has increased significantly in the past 100 years, thereby increasing the amount of frozen water stored in the Antarctic and other frozen areas. Based on this, some experts optimistically estitate that the trend of global sea level rise will be reversed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most weaken the expert's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to relevant statistics, the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has slightly decreased in recent years.\nB: The increase in ice caused by snowfall is only one-third of the ice loss caused by melting glaciers.\nC: Researchers may have some omissions in the analysis of the causes of global warming.\nD: According to prediction of relevant meteorological departments, this year's global average temperature will be slightly lower than last year.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, many scientists believe that the main reason for global sea level rise is global warming and the melting increase of glaciers and ice caps. Recently, some researchers have found through statistics that the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has increased significantly in the past 100 years, thereby increasing the amount of frozen water stored in the Antarctic and other frozen areas. Based on this, some experts optimistically estitate that the trend of global sea level rise will be reversed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most weaken the expert's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to relevant statistics, the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has slightly decreased in recent years.\nB: The increase in ice caused by snowfall is only one-third of the ice loss caused by melting glaciers.\nC: Researchers may have some omissions in the analysis of the causes of global warming.\nD: According to prediction of relevant meteorological departments, this year's global average temperature will be slightly lower than last year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor a long time, many scientists believe that the main reason for global sea level rise is global warming and the melting increase of glaciers and ice caps. Recently, some researchers have found through statistics that the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has increased significantly in the past 100 years, thereby increasing the amount of frozen water stored in the Antarctic and other frozen areas. Based on this, some experts optimistically estitate that the trend of global sea level rise will be reversed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, would most weaken the expert's opinion?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to relevant statistics, the amount of snowfall in Antarctica has slightly decreased in recent years.\nB: The increase in ice caused by snowfall is only one-third of the ice loss caused by melting glaciers.\nC: Researchers may have some omissions in the analysis of the causes of global warming.\nD: According to prediction of relevant meteorological departments, this year's global average temperature will be slightly lower than last year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLantian jade is a kind of jade sought after by people recently, but its resources are very limited. We should cherish economical use a hundred times, not excessive digging and rough processing because of the petty profits in front of us. After thousands of years of adoption, Hetian jade is nearly extinct, and the Chinese people's cultural complex of valuing jade and loving jade from generation to generation has to be passed on from generation to generation. The mission of Lantian jade is self-evident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should develop and utilize Lantian jade resources rationally\nB: The position of Hetian jade will be replaced by Lantian jade\nC: At present, Lantian jade has the problem of overdevelopment\nD: Lantian jade bears the important task of inheriting Chinese jade culture\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLantian jade is a kind of jade sought after by people recently, but its resources are very limited. We should cherish economical use a hundred times, not excessive digging and rough processing because of the petty profits in front of us. After thousands of years of adoption, Hetian jade is nearly extinct, and the Chinese people's cultural complex of valuing jade and loving jade from generation to generation has to be passed on from generation to generation. The mission of Lantian jade is self-evident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should develop and utilize Lantian jade resources rationally\nB: The position of Hetian jade will be replaced by Lantian jade\nC: At present, Lantian jade has the problem of overdevelopment\nD: Lantian jade bears the important task of inheriting Chinese jade culture\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLantian jade is a kind of jade sought after by people recently, but its resources are very limited. We should cherish economical use a hundred times, not excessive digging and rough processing because of the petty profits in front of us. After thousands of years of adoption, Hetian jade is nearly extinct, and the Chinese people's cultural complex of valuing jade and loving jade from generation to generation has to be passed on from generation to generation. The mission of Lantian jade is self-evident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should develop and utilize Lantian jade resources rationally\nB: The position of Hetian jade will be replaced by Lantian jade\nC: At present, Lantian jade has the problem of overdevelopment\nD: Lantian jade bears the important task of inheriting Chinese jade culture\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLantian jade is a kind of jade sought after by people recently, but its resources are very limited. We should cherish economical use a hundred times, not excessive digging and rough processing because of the petty profits in front of us. After thousands of years of adoption, Hetian jade is nearly extinct, and the Chinese people's cultural complex of valuing jade and loving jade from generation to generation has to be passed on from generation to generation. The mission of Lantian jade is self-evident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options describes the main content of this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: We should develop and utilize Lantian jade resources rationally\nB: The position of Hetian jade will be replaced by Lantian jade\nC: At present, Lantian jade has the problem of overdevelopment\nD: Lantian jade bears the important task of inheriting Chinese jade culture\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible curriculum refers to the informal and unconscious learning experience that is not clearly specified in the school's planned curriculum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not an invisible curriculum?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleges and universities organize students to participate in two-day military training to cultivate and exercise students' willpower.\nB: When children learn teaching courses, they cultivate their interest in learning and teaching.\nC: A university set up a university culture festival to let students know the school motto and style of study.\nD: Teachers and students participate in extracurricular activities together to establish an equal and harmonious relationship between teachers and students.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible curriculum refers to the informal and unconscious learning experience that is not clearly specified in the school's planned curriculum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not an invisible curriculum?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleges and universities organize students to participate in two-day military training to cultivate and exercise students' willpower.\nB: When children learn teaching courses, they cultivate their interest in learning and teaching.\nC: A university set up a university culture festival to let students know the school motto and style of study.\nD: Teachers and students participate in extracurricular activities together to establish an equal and harmonious relationship between teachers and students.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvisible curriculum refers to the informal and unconscious learning experience that is not clearly specified in the school's planned curriculum.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not an invisible curriculum?\n\nOptions:\nA: Colleges and universities organize students to participate in two-day military training to cultivate and exercise students' willpower.\nB: When children learn teaching courses, they cultivate their interest in learning and teaching.\nC: A university set up a university culture festival to let students know the school motto and style of study.\nD: Teachers and students participate in extracurricular activities together to establish an equal and harmonious relationship between teachers and students.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween 1980 and 2000 the sea otter population of the Aleutian Islands declined precipitously. There were no signs of disease or malnutrition, so there was probably an increase in the number of otters being eaten by predators. Orcas will eat otters when seals, their normal prey, are unavailable, and the Aleutian Islands seal population declined dramatically in the 1980s. Ttherefore, orcas were most likely the immediate cause of the otter population decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The population of orcas in the Aleutian Islands has declined since the 1980s.\nB: Seals do not eat sea otters, nor do they compete with sea otters for food.\nC: Most of the surviving sea otters live in a bay that is inaccessible to orcas.\nD: The population of sea urchins, the main food of sea otters, has increased since the sea otter population declined.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween 1980 and 2000 the sea otter population of the Aleutian Islands declined precipitously. There were no signs of disease or malnutrition, so there was probably an increase in the number of otters being eaten by predators. Orcas will eat otters when seals, their normal prey, are unavailable, and the Aleutian Islands seal population declined dramatically in the 1980s. Ttherefore, orcas were most likely the immediate cause of the otter population decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The population of orcas in the Aleutian Islands has declined since the 1980s.\nB: Seals do not eat sea otters, nor do they compete with sea otters for food.\nC: Most of the surviving sea otters live in a bay that is inaccessible to orcas.\nD: The population of sea urchins, the main food of sea otters, has increased since the sea otter population declined.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBetween 1980 and 2000 the sea otter population of the Aleutian Islands declined precipitously. There were no signs of disease or malnutrition, so there was probably an increase in the number of otters being eaten by predators. Orcas will eat otters when seals, their normal prey, are unavailable, and the Aleutian Islands seal population declined dramatically in the 1980s. Ttherefore, orcas were most likely the immediate cause of the otter population decline.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The population of orcas in the Aleutian Islands has declined since the 1980s.\nB: Seals do not eat sea otters, nor do they compete with sea otters for food.\nC: Most of the surviving sea otters live in a bay that is inaccessible to orcas.\nD: The population of sea urchins, the main food of sea otters, has increased since the sea otter population declined.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGovernment statistics show that the real (adjusted for inflation) average income for families has risen over the last five years. Ttherefore, since this year the Andersen family' s income is average for families, the family' s real income must have increased over the last five years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that most families' incomes are below average\nB: fails to take into account inflation with respect to the Andersen family's income\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that the government makes no errors in gathering accurate estimates of family income\nD: fails to consider the possibility that the Andersen family's real income was above average in the recent past\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGovernment statistics show that the real (adjusted for inflation) average income for families has risen over the last five years. Ttherefore, since this year the Andersen family' s income is average for families, the family' s real income must have increased over the last five years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that most families' incomes are below average\nB: fails to take into account inflation with respect to the Andersen family's income\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that the government makes no errors in gathering accurate estimates of family income\nD: fails to consider the possibility that the Andersen family's real income was above average in the recent past\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGovernment statistics show that the real (adjusted for inflation) average income for families has risen over the last five years. Ttherefore, since this year the Andersen family' s income is average for families, the family' s real income must have increased over the last five years.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that most families' incomes are below average\nB: fails to take into account inflation with respect to the Andersen family's income\nC: presumes, without providing justification, that the government makes no errors in gathering accurate estimates of family income\nD: fails to consider the possibility that the Andersen family's real income was above average in the recent past\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFace recognition technology has gradually penetrated into the trend of social life, and many people even make face recognition omnipotent. In fact, there may still be risks and loopholes behind high-tech applications, although according to the usual view, the higher the content of science and technology, the higher the safety factor, but as shown in the March 15 party, with the development of science and technology, simulation headsets, holographic projection, face tracking and other high-tech means continue to appear, a single face recognition technology has great limitations. There is no absolute concept of security. Therefore, when using high-level security scenarios such as privacy and payment, we should pay attention to the fusion of face with voiceprint, fingerprint, iris and other biometric signals, rather than using single face recognition technology, so that the security coefficient will be greatly improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Face recognition technology is becoming a social fashion\nB: Face recognition technology has great limitations\nC: There will also be problems behind high-tech products\nD: Multiple authentication methods help to improve the safety factor\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFace recognition technology has gradually penetrated into the trend of social life, and many people even make face recognition omnipotent. In fact, there may still be risks and loopholes behind high-tech applications, although according to the usual view, the higher the content of science and technology, the higher the safety factor, but as shown in the March 15 party, with the development of science and technology, simulation headsets, holographic projection, face tracking and other high-tech means continue to appear, a single face recognition technology has great limitations. There is no absolute concept of security. Therefore, when using high-level security scenarios such as privacy and payment, we should pay attention to the fusion of face with voiceprint, fingerprint, iris and other biometric signals, rather than using single face recognition technology, so that the security coefficient will be greatly improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Face recognition technology is becoming a social fashion\nB: Face recognition technology has great limitations\nC: There will also be problems behind high-tech products\nD: Multiple authentication methods help to improve the safety factor\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFace recognition technology has gradually penetrated into the trend of social life, and many people even make face recognition omnipotent. In fact, there may still be risks and loopholes behind high-tech applications, although according to the usual view, the higher the content of science and technology, the higher the safety factor, but as shown in the March 15 party, with the development of science and technology, simulation headsets, holographic projection, face tracking and other high-tech means continue to appear, a single face recognition technology has great limitations. There is no absolute concept of security. Therefore, when using high-level security scenarios such as privacy and payment, we should pay attention to the fusion of face with voiceprint, fingerprint, iris and other biometric signals, rather than using single face recognition technology, so that the security coefficient will be greatly improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Face recognition technology is becoming a social fashion\nB: Face recognition technology has great limitations\nC: There will also be problems behind high-tech products\nD: Multiple authentication methods help to improve the safety factor\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFace recognition technology has gradually penetrated into the trend of social life, and many people even make face recognition omnipotent. In fact, there may still be risks and loopholes behind high-tech applications, although according to the usual view, the higher the content of science and technology, the higher the safety factor, but as shown in the March 15 party, with the development of science and technology, simulation headsets, holographic projection, face tracking and other high-tech means continue to appear, a single face recognition technology has great limitations. There is no absolute concept of security. Therefore, when using high-level security scenarios such as privacy and payment, we should pay attention to the fusion of face with voiceprint, fingerprint, iris and other biometric signals, rather than using single face recognition technology, so that the security coefficient will be greatly improved.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Face recognition technology is becoming a social fashion\nB: Face recognition technology has great limitations\nC: There will also be problems behind high-tech products\nD: Multiple authentication methods help to improve the safety factor\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeslie: I' ll show you that your quest for the treasure is irrational. Suppose you found a tablet inscribed, Whoever touches this tablet will lose a hand, yet will possess the world. Would you touch it? Erich: Certainly not. Leslie: Just as I expected! It is clear from your answer that your hands are more important to you than possessing the world. But your entire body is necessarily more important to you than your hands. Yet you are ruining your health and harming your body in your quest for a treasure that is much less valuable than the whole world. I rest my case.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in Leslie's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Erich would not sacrifice one of his hands in order to possess the world.\nB: Erich is irrationally risking something that is precious to him for something that is of no value.\nC: Erich is engaging in irrational behavior by pursuing his quest for the treasure.\nD: Erich should not risk his physical well-being regardless of the possible gains that such risks might bring.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeslie: I' ll show you that your quest for the treasure is irrational. Suppose you found a tablet inscribed, Whoever touches this tablet will lose a hand, yet will possess the world. Would you touch it? Erich: Certainly not. Leslie: Just as I expected! It is clear from your answer that your hands are more important to you than possessing the world. But your entire body is necessarily more important to you than your hands. Yet you are ruining your health and harming your body in your quest for a treasure that is much less valuable than the whole world. I rest my case.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in Leslie's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Erich would not sacrifice one of his hands in order to possess the world.\nB: Erich is irrationally risking something that is precious to him for something that is of no value.\nC: Erich is engaging in irrational behavior by pursuing his quest for the treasure.\nD: Erich should not risk his physical well-being regardless of the possible gains that such risks might bring.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeslie: I' ll show you that your quest for the treasure is irrational. Suppose you found a tablet inscribed, Whoever touches this tablet will lose a hand, yet will possess the world. Would you touch it? Erich: Certainly not. Leslie: Just as I expected! It is clear from your answer that your hands are more important to you than possessing the world. But your entire body is necessarily more important to you than your hands. Yet you are ruining your health and harming your body in your quest for a treasure that is much less valuable than the whole world. I rest my case.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in Leslie's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Erich would not sacrifice one of his hands in order to possess the world.\nB: Erich is irrationally risking something that is precious to him for something that is of no value.\nC: Erich is engaging in irrational behavior by pursuing his quest for the treasure.\nD: Erich should not risk his physical well-being regardless of the possible gains that such risks might bring.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeslie: I' ll show you that your quest for the treasure is irrational. Suppose you found a tablet inscribed, Whoever touches this tablet will lose a hand, yet will possess the world. Would you touch it? Erich: Certainly not. Leslie: Just as I expected! It is clear from your answer that your hands are more important to you than possessing the world. But your entire body is necessarily more important to you than your hands. Yet you are ruining your health and harming your body in your quest for a treasure that is much less valuable than the whole world. I rest my case.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion drawn in Leslie's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Erich would not sacrifice one of his hands in order to possess the world.\nB: Erich is irrationally risking something that is precious to him for something that is of no value.\nC: Erich is engaging in irrational behavior by pursuing his quest for the treasure.\nD: Erich should not risk his physical well-being regardless of the possible gains that such risks might bring.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf the Malaysia Airlines plane did not break down and was not hijacked by a terrorist group, it must have been shot down by a missile. If the passenger plane is shot down by a missile, it will certainly be detected by the satellite; if the satellite finds that the passenger plane has been shot down by a missile, it will certainly be announced to the media.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings needs to be added if we are to come to the conclusion that the plane was hijacked by a terrorist organization?\n\nOptions:\nA: The airliner was not shot down by missiles\nB: There were no reports of missiles shooting down the airliner, nor did it break down\nC: The airliner did not break down\nD: The airliner broke down and no missile shot down the airliner\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaphaela: Forcing people to help others is morally wrong. Ttherefore, no government has the right to redistribute resources via taxation. Anyone who wants can help others voluntarily. Edward: Governments do have that right, insofar as they give people the freedom to leave and hence not to live under their authority.\n\nQuestion:\nRaphaela and Edward disagree about the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any government that forces people to help others should permit emigration.\nB: Any government that permits emigration has the right to redistribute resources via taxation.\nC: Any government that redistributes resources via taxation forces people to help others.\nD: Every government should allow people to help others voluntarily.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaphaela: Forcing people to help others is morally wrong. Ttherefore, no government has the right to redistribute resources via taxation. Anyone who wants can help others voluntarily. Edward: Governments do have that right, insofar as they give people the freedom to leave and hence not to live under their authority.\n\nQuestion:\nRaphaela and Edward disagree about the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any government that forces people to help others should permit emigration.\nB: Any government that permits emigration has the right to redistribute resources via taxation.\nC: Any government that redistributes resources via taxation forces people to help others.\nD: Every government should allow people to help others voluntarily.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRaphaela: Forcing people to help others is morally wrong. Ttherefore, no government has the right to redistribute resources via taxation. Anyone who wants can help others voluntarily. Edward: Governments do have that right, insofar as they give people the freedom to leave and hence not to live under their authority.\n\nQuestion:\nRaphaela and Edward disagree about the truth of which one of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Any government that forces people to help others should permit emigration.\nB: Any government that permits emigration has the right to redistribute resources via taxation.\nC: Any government that redistributes resources via taxation forces people to help others.\nD: Every government should allow people to help others voluntarily.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDespite increasing international efforts to protect the natural habitats of endangered species of animals, the rate at which these species are becoming extinct continues to rise. It is clear that these efforts are wasted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many countries do not recognize the increased economic benefit of tourism associated with preserved natural habitats.\nB: Species that would have become extinct have been saved due to the establishment of animal refuges.\nC: Scientists are better able to preserve the habitats of endangered species now than ever before.\nD: Scientists estimate that at least 2000 species become extinct every year.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDespite increasing international efforts to protect the natural habitats of endangered species of animals, the rate at which these species are becoming extinct continues to rise. It is clear that these efforts are wasted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many countries do not recognize the increased economic benefit of tourism associated with preserved natural habitats.\nB: Species that would have become extinct have been saved due to the establishment of animal refuges.\nC: Scientists are better able to preserve the habitats of endangered species now than ever before.\nD: Scientists estimate that at least 2000 species become extinct every year.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first electric car was on the road as early as 1990. Although some well-known automakers have launched their own pure electric concept cars in recent years, this has not narrowed the gap between electric vehicles and real life. The reason is that the research and development of electric vehicles is not as simple as replacing traditional engines with motors, but a huge research topic. Only vehicle batteries have many problems, such as battery capacity, storage capacity, stability and so on. In addition, the body design, traditional system and electrical system will have subversive changes after using motor instead of traditional engine. To solve this series of problems, automobile manufacturers need to have strong R & D capability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The bottleneck of electric vehicle research and development is the problem of storage battery\nB: It will take time for electric vehicles to be widely used in real life.\nC: Electric vehicle has become a new direction of research and development in automobile industry\nD: The research and development process of electric vehicles depends on the R & D strength of manufacturers\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first electric car was on the road as early as 1990. Although some well-known automakers have launched their own pure electric concept cars in recent years, this has not narrowed the gap between electric vehicles and real life. The reason is that the research and development of electric vehicles is not as simple as replacing traditional engines with motors, but a huge research topic. Only vehicle batteries have many problems, such as battery capacity, storage capacity, stability and so on. In addition, the body design, traditional system and electrical system will have subversive changes after using motor instead of traditional engine. To solve this series of problems, automobile manufacturers need to have strong R & D capability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The bottleneck of electric vehicle research and development is the problem of storage battery\nB: It will take time for electric vehicles to be widely used in real life.\nC: Electric vehicle has become a new direction of research and development in automobile industry\nD: The research and development process of electric vehicles depends on the R & D strength of manufacturers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe first electric car was on the road as early as 1990. Although some well-known automakers have launched their own pure electric concept cars in recent years, this has not narrowed the gap between electric vehicles and real life. The reason is that the research and development of electric vehicles is not as simple as replacing traditional engines with motors, but a huge research topic. Only vehicle batteries have many problems, such as battery capacity, storage capacity, stability and so on. In addition, the body design, traditional system and electrical system will have subversive changes after using motor instead of traditional engine. To solve this series of problems, automobile manufacturers need to have strong R & D capability.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The bottleneck of electric vehicle research and development is the problem of storage battery\nB: It will take time for electric vehicles to be widely used in real life.\nC: Electric vehicle has become a new direction of research and development in automobile industry\nD: The research and development process of electric vehicles depends on the R & D strength of manufacturers\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommunity correction refers to placing qualified criminals in the community. Special state agencies, with the assistance of relevant social groups, non-governmental organizations and social volunteers, correct their criminal psychology and behavioral vices within the time limit determined by the ruling. , And promote its smooth return to society in non-custodial penalty enforcement activities. Simply put, it is to allow criminals who meet the legal conditions to execute their sentences in the community.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the role of community correction?\n\nOptions:\nA: It will help to increase the punishment of criminals\nB: It is helpful for criminals to master life skills and related social knowledge\nC: It is helpful for people to change their labelled view of prisoners\nD: Conducive to shaping the conviction that criminals conform to the normal life of society\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommunity correction refers to placing qualified criminals in the community. Special state agencies, with the assistance of relevant social groups, non-governmental organizations and social volunteers, correct their criminal psychology and behavioral vices within the time limit determined by the ruling. , And promote its smooth return to society in non-custodial penalty enforcement activities. Simply put, it is to allow criminals who meet the legal conditions to execute their sentences in the community.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the role of community correction?\n\nOptions:\nA: It will help to increase the punishment of criminals\nB: It is helpful for criminals to master life skills and related social knowledge\nC: It is helpful for people to change their labelled view of prisoners\nD: Conducive to shaping the conviction that criminals conform to the normal life of society\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommunity correction refers to placing qualified criminals in the community. Special state agencies, with the assistance of relevant social groups, non-governmental organizations and social volunteers, correct their criminal psychology and behavioral vices within the time limit determined by the ruling. , And promote its smooth return to society in non-custodial penalty enforcement activities. Simply put, it is to allow criminals who meet the legal conditions to execute their sentences in the community.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings does not belong to the role of community correction?\n\nOptions:\nA: It will help to increase the punishment of criminals\nB: It is helpful for criminals to master life skills and related social knowledge\nC: It is helpful for people to change their labelled view of prisoners\nD: Conducive to shaping the conviction that criminals conform to the normal life of society\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertising means that for commercial purposes, the commodity operator or service provider bears the cost, through a certain medium or certain form, such as newspapers, television, street signs, shop windows, etc., directly or indirectly promotes the goods or services provided by oneself,Public promotion activities carried out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is advertising campaigns?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to better sell steel, the owner of the steel plant gave a gift of one million to the contractor in the neighboring county\nB: In order to become president, Obama did not hesitate to make a speech on TV and newspapers.\nC: The company stipulates that office computers must use a unified brand\nD: Li Ning brand clothing sponsored the French sports delegation to go to the Olympic Games, and obtained good social and economic benefits\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertising means that for commercial purposes, the commodity operator or service provider bears the cost, through a certain medium or certain form, such as newspapers, television, street signs, shop windows, etc., directly or indirectly promotes the goods or services provided by oneself,Public promotion activities carried out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is advertising campaigns?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to better sell steel, the owner of the steel plant gave a gift of one million to the contractor in the neighboring county\nB: In order to become president, Obama did not hesitate to make a speech on TV and newspapers.\nC: The company stipulates that office computers must use a unified brand\nD: Li Ning brand clothing sponsored the French sports delegation to go to the Olympic Games, and obtained good social and economic benefits\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertising means that for commercial purposes, the commodity operator or service provider bears the cost, through a certain medium or certain form, such as newspapers, television, street signs, shop windows, etc., directly or indirectly promotes the goods or services provided by oneself,Public promotion activities carried out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is advertising campaigns?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to better sell steel, the owner of the steel plant gave a gift of one million to the contractor in the neighboring county\nB: In order to become president, Obama did not hesitate to make a speech on TV and newspapers.\nC: The company stipulates that office computers must use a unified brand\nD: Li Ning brand clothing sponsored the French sports delegation to go to the Olympic Games, and obtained good social and economic benefits\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern hot pot was first introduced into the Central Plains with the northern nomads and gave birth to different shapes. Beijing instant-boiled meat hot pot, mutton is as thin as paper, eat hot pot tender. Yunnan fungus hot pot, mushroom sweet and delicious, eat hot pot fragrance. Chaoshan beef hot pot, beef balls succulent, eat is tough. Hot pot is the most concentrated embodiment of the Chinese people's yearning for reunion. However, no one can compare with Chongqing people's love of hot pot. In the mountain city, there are more than 20,000 hot pot restaurants and one out of every 30 people in Chongqing is engaged in a hot pot-related career. The meeting of pepper and chilli is not only the flint collision between taste buds and nerves, but also the transoceanic gathering between Asia and America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the meaning of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shape of hot pot varies from region to region.\nB: Hot pot originated from the nomads in the north.\nC: The main reason why people like to eat hot pot is the yearning for reunion.\nD: Human migration promotes the development and integration of food.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern hot pot was first introduced into the Central Plains with the northern nomads and gave birth to different shapes. Beijing instant-boiled meat hot pot, mutton is as thin as paper, eat hot pot tender. Yunnan fungus hot pot, mushroom sweet and delicious, eat hot pot fragrance. Chaoshan beef hot pot, beef balls succulent, eat is tough. Hot pot is the most concentrated embodiment of the Chinese people's yearning for reunion. However, no one can compare with Chongqing people's love of hot pot. In the mountain city, there are more than 20,000 hot pot restaurants and one out of every 30 people in Chongqing is engaged in a hot pot-related career. The meeting of pepper and chilli is not only the flint collision between taste buds and nerves, but also the transoceanic gathering between Asia and America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the meaning of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shape of hot pot varies from region to region.\nB: Hot pot originated from the nomads in the north.\nC: The main reason why people like to eat hot pot is the yearning for reunion.\nD: Human migration promotes the development and integration of food.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern hot pot was first introduced into the Central Plains with the northern nomads and gave birth to different shapes. Beijing instant-boiled meat hot pot, mutton is as thin as paper, eat hot pot tender. Yunnan fungus hot pot, mushroom sweet and delicious, eat hot pot fragrance. Chaoshan beef hot pot, beef balls succulent, eat is tough. Hot pot is the most concentrated embodiment of the Chinese people's yearning for reunion. However, no one can compare with Chongqing people's love of hot pot. In the mountain city, there are more than 20,000 hot pot restaurants and one out of every 30 people in Chongqing is engaged in a hot pot-related career. The meeting of pepper and chilli is not only the flint collision between taste buds and nerves, but also the transoceanic gathering between Asia and America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the meaning of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shape of hot pot varies from region to region.\nB: Hot pot originated from the nomads in the north.\nC: The main reason why people like to eat hot pot is the yearning for reunion.\nD: Human migration promotes the development and integration of food.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nModern hot pot was first introduced into the Central Plains with the northern nomads and gave birth to different shapes. Beijing instant-boiled meat hot pot, mutton is as thin as paper, eat hot pot tender. Yunnan fungus hot pot, mushroom sweet and delicious, eat hot pot fragrance. Chaoshan beef hot pot, beef balls succulent, eat is tough. Hot pot is the most concentrated embodiment of the Chinese people's yearning for reunion. However, no one can compare with Chongqing people's love of hot pot. In the mountain city, there are more than 20,000 hot pot restaurants and one out of every 30 people in Chongqing is engaged in a hot pot-related career. The meeting of pepper and chilli is not only the flint collision between taste buds and nerves, but also the transoceanic gathering between Asia and America.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the meaning of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The shape of hot pot varies from region to region.\nB: Hot pot originated from the nomads in the north.\nC: The main reason why people like to eat hot pot is the yearning for reunion.\nD: Human migration promotes the development and integration of food.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNumerous paintings and engravings representing warfare can be found in remains of all civilizations going back to and including the Neolithic period, when agriculture was first developed. However, no paintings or engravings of warfare are found dating from before the Neolithic period. Ttherefore, warfare must have first developed as a result of the transition to an agricultural society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Warfare in the Neolithic period was always motivated by territorial disputes over agricultural land.\nB: Paintings and engravings of agricultural life began to be made at the same time as paintings and engravings of warfare.\nC: Warfare is the inevitable result of the development of a civilization.\nD: There was no warfare prior to the period in which paintings and engravings of warfare were first created.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNumerous paintings and engravings representing warfare can be found in remains of all civilizations going back to and including the Neolithic period, when agriculture was first developed. However, no paintings or engravings of warfare are found dating from before the Neolithic period. Ttherefore, warfare must have first developed as a result of the transition to an agricultural society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Warfare in the Neolithic period was always motivated by territorial disputes over agricultural land.\nB: Paintings and engravings of agricultural life began to be made at the same time as paintings and engravings of warfare.\nC: Warfare is the inevitable result of the development of a civilization.\nD: There was no warfare prior to the period in which paintings and engravings of warfare were first created.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNumerous paintings and engravings representing warfare can be found in remains of all civilizations going back to and including the Neolithic period, when agriculture was first developed. However, no paintings or engravings of warfare are found dating from before the Neolithic period. Ttherefore, warfare must have first developed as a result of the transition to an agricultural society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Warfare in the Neolithic period was always motivated by territorial disputes over agricultural land.\nB: Paintings and engravings of agricultural life began to be made at the same time as paintings and engravings of warfare.\nC: Warfare is the inevitable result of the development of a civilization.\nD: There was no warfare prior to the period in which paintings and engravings of warfare were first created.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNumerous paintings and engravings representing warfare can be found in remains of all civilizations going back to and including the Neolithic period, when agriculture was first developed. However, no paintings or engravings of warfare are found dating from before the Neolithic period. Ttherefore, warfare must have first developed as a result of the transition to an agricultural society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption required by the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Warfare in the Neolithic period was always motivated by territorial disputes over agricultural land.\nB: Paintings and engravings of agricultural life began to be made at the same time as paintings and engravings of warfare.\nC: Warfare is the inevitable result of the development of a civilization.\nD: There was no warfare prior to the period in which paintings and engravings of warfare were first created.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeripheral products refer to goods made by authorizing the use of characters or animals in animation, comics, games and other works.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the peripheral product?\n\nOptions:\nA: A cultural company asked a master of art to draw a set of postcards of the twelve women of Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions, which were printed and sold.\nB: Xiaotao made a set of clay sculptures changed by Sun WuKong in 72 to participate in the competition of handmade works of art organized by the district cultural center.\nC: An entertainment company has developed a very popular animated film, which simultaneously launches toys and costumes of the protagonist's image.\nD: Xiaoying collects photos of all the roles her idol star has played into a book and sells them among fans.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeripheral products refer to goods made by authorizing the use of characters or animals in animation, comics, games and other works.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the peripheral product?\n\nOptions:\nA: A cultural company asked a master of art to draw a set of postcards of the twelve women of Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions, which were printed and sold.\nB: Xiaotao made a set of clay sculptures changed by Sun WuKong in 72 to participate in the competition of handmade works of art organized by the district cultural center.\nC: An entertainment company has developed a very popular animated film, which simultaneously launches toys and costumes of the protagonist's image.\nD: Xiaoying collects photos of all the roles her idol star has played into a book and sells them among fans.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeripheral products refer to goods made by authorizing the use of characters or animals in animation, comics, games and other works.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options belongs to the peripheral product?\n\nOptions:\nA: A cultural company asked a master of art to draw a set of postcards of the twelve women of Jinling in A Dream of Red Mansions, which were printed and sold.\nB: Xiaotao made a set of clay sculptures changed by Sun WuKong in 72 to participate in the competition of handmade works of art organized by the district cultural center.\nC: An entertainment company has developed a very popular animated film, which simultaneously launches toys and costumes of the protagonist's image.\nD: Xiaoying collects photos of all the roles her idol star has played into a book and sells them among fans.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough personnel incentives are important to the company, a study shows that the personnel department is not so important because the personnel department does not participate in strategic decision-making meetings, and hiring senior managers has CEO decisions, and the personnel department often only plays a supporting and supporting role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, weakens the above argument most strongly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although the personnel department does not have the decision to hire senior managers, it does have the decision-making power to hire middle managers\nB: Although the compensation system designed by the personnel department can not create wealth, it can retain talented people for the company\nC: Personnel incentives also include managers of the personnel department, although the performance of the personnel department is difficult to measure\nD: The personnel headquarters of Coca-Cola Company is one of the decision-making teams of the company, which controls the decision-making power of personnel\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough personnel incentives are important to the company, a study shows that the personnel department is not so important because the personnel department does not participate in strategic decision-making meetings, and hiring senior managers has CEO decisions, and the personnel department often only plays a supporting and supporting role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, weakens the above argument most strongly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although the personnel department does not have the decision to hire senior managers, it does have the decision-making power to hire middle managers\nB: Although the compensation system designed by the personnel department can not create wealth, it can retain talented people for the company\nC: Personnel incentives also include managers of the personnel department, although the performance of the personnel department is difficult to measure\nD: The personnel headquarters of Coca-Cola Company is one of the decision-making teams of the company, which controls the decision-making power of personnel\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough personnel incentives are important to the company, a study shows that the personnel department is not so important because the personnel department does not participate in strategic decision-making meetings, and hiring senior managers has CEO decisions, and the personnel department often only plays a supporting and supporting role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, weakens the above argument most strongly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Although the personnel department does not have the decision to hire senior managers, it does have the decision-making power to hire middle managers\nB: Although the compensation system designed by the personnel department can not create wealth, it can retain talented people for the company\nC: Personnel incentives also include managers of the personnel department, although the performance of the personnel department is difficult to measure\nD: The personnel headquarters of Coca-Cola Company is one of the decision-making teams of the company, which controls the decision-making power of personnel\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJia, Yi, Bing, Ding and Wu travel by high-speed rail, and they happen to be sitting in the same row of seats A, B, C, D and F. It is known that: (1) if one of Jia or Yi sits in Block C, Bing sits in block B; (2) if Wu sits in block C, Ding sits in block F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Ding is sitting in block B, which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jia is sitting in seat A\nB: Yi sits in seat D\nC: Bing sits in seat C\nD: Wu is sitting in seat F\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJia, Yi, Bing, Ding and Wu travel by high-speed rail, and they happen to be sitting in the same row of seats A, B, C, D and F. It is known that: (1) if one of Jia or Yi sits in Block C, Bing sits in block B; (2) if Wu sits in block C, Ding sits in block F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Ding is sitting in block B, which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jia is sitting in seat A\nB: Yi sits in seat D\nC: Bing sits in seat C\nD: Wu is sitting in seat F\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJia, Yi, Bing, Ding and Wu travel by high-speed rail, and they happen to be sitting in the same row of seats A, B, C, D and F. It is known that: (1) if one of Jia or Yi sits in Block C, Bing sits in block B; (2) if Wu sits in block C, Ding sits in block F.\n\nQuestion:\nIf Ding is sitting in block B, which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Jia is sitting in seat A\nB: Yi sits in seat D\nC: Bing sits in seat C\nD: Wu is sitting in seat F\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proposal to ban the sale of cigarettes to teenagers is quite reasonable because teenagers should not smoke. But banning cigarette vending machines is like blocking 100 drivers on a thoroughfare in order to arrest one unlicensed driver. The roadblock discourages not just those who break the law, but everyone.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following questions helps us to evaluate the above correctly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Are cigarette vending machines more error-prone than other vending machines\nB: Are there any laws that prohibit the sale of things intended for adults to teenagers\nC: Will raising the cigarette sales tax deter teenagers from buying cigarettes\nD: Does the ban on cigarette vending machines inconvenience many adult cigarette buyers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOral registration system means that when going through the formalities of registration of individual industrial and commercial households, the applicant does not need to fill in the form in person, he only needs to dictate all kinds of information, check and confirm, and then get the business license on the spot.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to the oral registration system?\n\nOptions:\nA: Mr. Zhao went to the market supervision and administration department to go through the formalities of self-employed registration. Under the guidance of the window staff, follow the steps of Application-acceptance-approval, and the formalities will be completed in half an hour. I got my business license the next day.\nB: Mr. Wang is going to apply for a business license for a sports equipment store. He found out the application procedure from the Internet, came to the registration office of the district market supervision and administration department the next day, briefly answered several questions, and soon the business license was ready.\nC: Mr. Cheng went to the market supervision and administration department to apply for the business license of the florist. Fill in the form according to the instructions of the on-site personnel, enter the system to print out the information registration form, and Mr. Cheng got the business license after signing and confirming it.\nD: Mr. Cai went to the market supervision and administration department to go through the formalities for the cancellation of the business license. After completing the automatic identification in the designated window, I answered the staff's inquiry and quickly completed all the formalities.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation can bring about changes in the way of reading. The invention of printing makes reading more popular and convenient, while the development of electronic technology creates a new form of books and periodicals and gives birth to the free reading mode of anytime, anywhere. Due to the pressure of work and life, people have less and less time to concentrate on reading. Micro-reading with fragmented time solves this problem to some extent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of technology promotes the evolution of reading style.\nB: The reduction of reading time has promoted the popularity of micro-reading.\nC: The publishing house should adjust according to the change of reading style.\nD: Micro-reading caters to people's way of life at present.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation can bring about changes in the way of reading. The invention of printing makes reading more popular and convenient, while the development of electronic technology creates a new form of books and periodicals and gives birth to the free reading mode of anytime, anywhere. Due to the pressure of work and life, people have less and less time to concentrate on reading. Micro-reading with fragmented time solves this problem to some extent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of technology promotes the evolution of reading style.\nB: The reduction of reading time has promoted the popularity of micro-reading.\nC: The publishing house should adjust according to the change of reading style.\nD: Micro-reading caters to people's way of life at present.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation can bring about changes in the way of reading. The invention of printing makes reading more popular and convenient, while the development of electronic technology creates a new form of books and periodicals and gives birth to the free reading mode of anytime, anywhere. Due to the pressure of work and life, people have less and less time to concentrate on reading. Micro-reading with fragmented time solves this problem to some extent.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to be emphasized in this paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: The development of technology promotes the evolution of reading style.\nB: The reduction of reading time has promoted the popularity of micro-reading.\nC: The publishing house should adjust according to the change of reading style.\nD: Micro-reading caters to people's way of life at present.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n In countries where automobile insurance includes compensation for whiplash injuries sustained in automobile accidents, reports of having suffered such injuries are twice as frequent as they are in countries where whiplash is not covered. Presently, no objective test for whiplash exists, so it is true that spurious reports of whiplash injuries cannot be readily identified. Nevertheless, these facts do not warrant the conclusion drawn by some commentators, that in the countries with the higher rates of reported whiplash injuries, half of the reported cases are spurious. Clearly, in countries where automobile insurance does not include compensation for whiplash, people often have little incentive to report whiplash injuries that they actually have suffered .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a claim that the argument disputes; the second is a conclusion that has been based on that claim.\nB: The first is a claim that has been used to support a conclusion that the argument accepts; the second is that conclusion.\nC: The first is evidence that has been used to support a conclusion for which the argument provides further evidence; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a finding whose implications are at issue in the argument; the second is a claim presented in order to argue against deriving certain implications from that finding.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n In countries where automobile insurance includes compensation for whiplash injuries sustained in automobile accidents, reports of having suffered such injuries are twice as frequent as they are in countries where whiplash is not covered. Presently, no objective test for whiplash exists, so it is true that spurious reports of whiplash injuries cannot be readily identified. Nevertheless, these facts do not warrant the conclusion drawn by some commentators, that in the countries with the higher rates of reported whiplash injuries, half of the reported cases are spurious. Clearly, in countries where automobile insurance does not include compensation for whiplash, people often have little incentive to report whiplash injuries that they actually have suffered .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a claim that the argument disputes; the second is a conclusion that has been based on that claim.\nB: The first is a claim that has been used to support a conclusion that the argument accepts; the second is that conclusion.\nC: The first is evidence that has been used to support a conclusion for which the argument provides further evidence; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a finding whose implications are at issue in the argument; the second is a claim presented in order to argue against deriving certain implications from that finding.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\n In countries where automobile insurance includes compensation for whiplash injuries sustained in automobile accidents, reports of having suffered such injuries are twice as frequent as they are in countries where whiplash is not covered. Presently, no objective test for whiplash exists, so it is true that spurious reports of whiplash injuries cannot be readily identified. Nevertheless, these facts do not warrant the conclusion drawn by some commentators, that in the countries with the higher rates of reported whiplash injuries, half of the reported cases are spurious. Clearly, in countries where automobile insurance does not include compensation for whiplash, people often have little incentive to report whiplash injuries that they actually have suffered .\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldfaced portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is a claim that the argument disputes; the second is a conclusion that has been based on that claim.\nB: The first is a claim that has been used to support a conclusion that the argument accepts; the second is that conclusion.\nC: The first is evidence that has been used to support a conclusion for which the argument provides further evidence; the second is the main conclusion of the argument.\nD: The first is a finding whose implications are at issue in the argument; the second is a claim presented in order to argue against deriving certain implications from that finding.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe interstitial nucleus, a subregion of the brain' s hypothalamus, is typically smaller for male cats than for female cats. A neurobiologist performed autopsies on male cats who died from disease X, a disease affecting no more than . 05 percent of male cats, and found that these male cats had interstitial nuclei that were as large as those generally found in female cats. Thus, the size of the interstitial nucleus determines whether or not male cats can contract disease X.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The hypothalamus is known not to be causally linked to disease Y, and disease X is a subtype of disease Y.\nB: The interstitial nuclei of female cats who contract disease X are larger than those of female cats who do not contract disease X.\nC: Of 1, 000 autopsies on male cats who did not contract disease X, 5 revealed interstitial nuclei larger than those of the average male cat.\nD: No female cats have been known to contract disease X, which is a subtype of disease Y.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe interstitial nucleus, a subregion of the brain' s hypothalamus, is typically smaller for male cats than for female cats. A neurobiologist performed autopsies on male cats who died from disease X, a disease affecting no more than . 05 percent of male cats, and found that these male cats had interstitial nuclei that were as large as those generally found in female cats. Thus, the size of the interstitial nucleus determines whether or not male cats can contract disease X.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The hypothalamus is known not to be causally linked to disease Y, and disease X is a subtype of disease Y.\nB: The interstitial nuclei of female cats who contract disease X are larger than those of female cats who do not contract disease X.\nC: Of 1, 000 autopsies on male cats who did not contract disease X, 5 revealed interstitial nuclei larger than those of the average male cat.\nD: No female cats have been known to contract disease X, which is a subtype of disease Y.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe interstitial nucleus, a subregion of the brain' s hypothalamus, is typically smaller for male cats than for female cats. A neurobiologist performed autopsies on male cats who died from disease X, a disease affecting no more than . 05 percent of male cats, and found that these male cats had interstitial nuclei that were as large as those generally found in female cats. Thus, the size of the interstitial nucleus determines whether or not male cats can contract disease X.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The hypothalamus is known not to be causally linked to disease Y, and disease X is a subtype of disease Y.\nB: The interstitial nuclei of female cats who contract disease X are larger than those of female cats who do not contract disease X.\nC: Of 1, 000 autopsies on male cats who did not contract disease X, 5 revealed interstitial nuclei larger than those of the average male cat.\nD: No female cats have been known to contract disease X, which is a subtype of disease Y.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrench linguist Mayer said: what kind of culture, there is what kind of language. Therefore, the instrumentality of language itself is cultural. If we only pay attention to the training of listening, speaking, reading and writing or the teaching of language, vocabulary and grammar, thinking that we can understand English and communicate in English, we will often have word ambiguity because we do not understand the cultural background of the language. Pragmatic failures and other embarrassing phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main description of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Language is both instrumental and cultural\nB: The characteristics of culture teaching in language official teaching\nC: Culture teaching should be paid attention to in language teaching\nD: Causes of various pragmatic errors in communication\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFrench linguist Mayer said: what kind of culture, there is what kind of language. Therefore, the instrumentality of language itself is cultural. If we only pay attention to the training of listening, speaking, reading and writing or the teaching of language, vocabulary and grammar, thinking that we can understand English and communicate in English, we will often have word ambiguity because we do not understand the cultural background of the language. Pragmatic failures and other embarrassing phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main description of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Language is both instrumental and cultural\nB: The characteristics of culture teaching in language official teaching\nC: Culture teaching should be paid attention to in language teaching\nD: Causes of various pragmatic errors in communication\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn addition to corporate purchases, the average price of buying a new car that has just left the factory has increased by 30% in the past five years. In the same period, the proportion of the average family budget for the purchase of cars has not changed. Therefore, the average family budget must have increased by 30% in the past five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions can deduce the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past 5 years, the average number of new cars purchased by each household has not changed.\nB: In the past 5 years, the average household expenditure on car-related expenses has not changed.\nC: In the past five years, the average household expenditure on food and housing has not changed.\nD: In the past five years, the cost of new cars that have just left the factory has increased by 30% across the country.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn addition to corporate purchases, the average price of buying a new car that has just left the factory has increased by 30% in the past five years. In the same period, the proportion of the average family budget for the purchase of cars has not changed. Therefore, the average family budget must have increased by 30% in the past five years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions can deduce the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the past 5 years, the average number of new cars purchased by each household has not changed.\nB: In the past 5 years, the average household expenditure on car-related expenses has not changed.\nC: In the past five years, the average household expenditure on food and housing has not changed.\nD: In the past five years, the cost of new cars that have just left the factory has increased by 30% across the country.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany corporations have begun decorating their halls with motivational posters in hopes of boosting their employees' motivation to work productively. However, almost all employees at these corporations are already motivated to work productively. So these corporations' use of motivational posters is unlikely to achieve its intended purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider that even if motivational posters do not have one particular beneficial effect for corporations, they may have similar effects that are equally beneficial\nB: does not adequately address the possibility that employee productivity is strongly affected by factors other than employees' motivation to work productively\nC: fails to consider whether corporations that do not currently use motivational posters would increase their employees' motivation to work productively if they began using the posters\nD: fails to consider that even if employees are already motivated to work productively, motivational posters may increase that motivation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany corporations have begun decorating their halls with motivational posters in hopes of boosting their employees' motivation to work productively. However, almost all employees at these corporations are already motivated to work productively. So these corporations' use of motivational posters is unlikely to achieve its intended purpose.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to consider that even if motivational posters do not have one particular beneficial effect for corporations, they may have similar effects that are equally beneficial\nB: does not adequately address the possibility that employee productivity is strongly affected by factors other than employees' motivation to work productively\nC: fails to consider whether corporations that do not currently use motivational posters would increase their employees' motivation to work productively if they began using the posters\nD: fails to consider that even if employees are already motivated to work productively, motivational posters may increase that motivation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic properties of a work of art. Its other, extrinsic properties are irrelevant to our aesthetic interactions with it. For example, when we look at a painting we should consider only what is directly presented in our experience of it. What is really aesthetically relevant, ttherefore, is not what a painting symbolizes, but what it directly presents to experience.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is added to the premises?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are certain properties of our experiences of artworks that can be distinguished as symbolic properties.\nB: Only an artwork's intrinsic properties are relevant to our aesthetic interactions with it.\nC: It is possible in theory for an artwork to symbolize nothing.\nD: What an artwork symbolizes involves only extrinsic properties of that work.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic properties of a work of art. Its other, extrinsic properties are irrelevant to our aesthetic interactions with it. For example, when we look at a painting we should consider only what is directly presented in our experience of it. What is really aesthetically relevant, ttherefore, is not what a painting symbolizes, but what it directly presents to experience.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is added to the premises?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are certain properties of our experiences of artworks that can be distinguished as symbolic properties.\nB: Only an artwork's intrinsic properties are relevant to our aesthetic interactions with it.\nC: It is possible in theory for an artwork to symbolize nothing.\nD: What an artwork symbolizes involves only extrinsic properties of that work.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic properties of a work of art. Its other, extrinsic properties are irrelevant to our aesthetic interactions with it. For example, when we look at a painting we should consider only what is directly presented in our experience of it. What is really aesthetically relevant, ttherefore, is not what a painting symbolizes, but what it directly presents to experience.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is added to the premises?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are certain properties of our experiences of artworks that can be distinguished as symbolic properties.\nB: Only an artwork's intrinsic properties are relevant to our aesthetic interactions with it.\nC: It is possible in theory for an artwork to symbolize nothing.\nD: What an artwork symbolizes involves only extrinsic properties of that work.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe ought to pay attention only to the intrinsic properties of a work of art. Its other, extrinsic properties are irrelevant to our aesthetic interactions with it. For example, when we look at a painting we should consider only what is directly presented in our experience of it. What is really aesthetically relevant, ttherefore, is not what a painting symbolizes, but what it directly presents to experience.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is added to the premises?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are certain properties of our experiences of artworks that can be distinguished as symbolic properties.\nB: Only an artwork's intrinsic properties are relevant to our aesthetic interactions with it.\nC: It is possible in theory for an artwork to symbolize nothing.\nD: What an artwork symbolizes involves only extrinsic properties of that work.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people experience throbbing in their teeth or gums, they have serious dental problems, and if a dental problem is serious, it will be a problem either of tooth decay or of gum disease. Ttherefore, since throbbing in the teeth or gums is a sign of serious dental problems, and neither Sabina' s teeth nor her gums are throbbing, Sabina can be suffering from neither tooth decay nor gum disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following contains an error of reasoning most similar to that made in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone who is neither an ophthalmologist nor an optometrist lacks specialized training for diagnosing defects of the eye. Ttherefore, Kim must have been trained in ophthalmology or optometry, given that she accurately diagnosed John's eye defect.\nB: A legally practicing psychiatrist must have both a medical degree and psychiatric training. Thus, since Emmett has not undergone psychiatric training, if he is practicing as a psychiatrist, he is not doing so legally.\nC: People who drink a lot of coffee are said to have jittery nerves. Ttherefore, medical students who drink a lot of coffee should not become neonatologists or surgeons since neither neonatology nor surgery should be practiced by people with jittery nerves.\nD: If a person is interested in either physics or chemistry, then that person would be wise to consider a career in medicine. Yolanda, however, is interested in neither physics nor chemistry, so it would not be wise for her to consider a career in medicine.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people experience throbbing in their teeth or gums, they have serious dental problems, and if a dental problem is serious, it will be a problem either of tooth decay or of gum disease. Ttherefore, since throbbing in the teeth or gums is a sign of serious dental problems, and neither Sabina' s teeth nor her gums are throbbing, Sabina can be suffering from neither tooth decay nor gum disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following contains an error of reasoning most similar to that made in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone who is neither an ophthalmologist nor an optometrist lacks specialized training for diagnosing defects of the eye. Ttherefore, Kim must have been trained in ophthalmology or optometry, given that she accurately diagnosed John's eye defect.\nB: A legally practicing psychiatrist must have both a medical degree and psychiatric training. Thus, since Emmett has not undergone psychiatric training, if he is practicing as a psychiatrist, he is not doing so legally.\nC: People who drink a lot of coffee are said to have jittery nerves. Ttherefore, medical students who drink a lot of coffee should not become neonatologists or surgeons since neither neonatology nor surgery should be practiced by people with jittery nerves.\nD: If a person is interested in either physics or chemistry, then that person would be wise to consider a career in medicine. Yolanda, however, is interested in neither physics nor chemistry, so it would not be wise for her to consider a career in medicine.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people experience throbbing in their teeth or gums, they have serious dental problems, and if a dental problem is serious, it will be a problem either of tooth decay or of gum disease. Ttherefore, since throbbing in the teeth or gums is a sign of serious dental problems, and neither Sabina' s teeth nor her gums are throbbing, Sabina can be suffering from neither tooth decay nor gum disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following contains an error of reasoning most similar to that made in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone who is neither an ophthalmologist nor an optometrist lacks specialized training for diagnosing defects of the eye. Ttherefore, Kim must have been trained in ophthalmology or optometry, given that she accurately diagnosed John's eye defect.\nB: A legally practicing psychiatrist must have both a medical degree and psychiatric training. Thus, since Emmett has not undergone psychiatric training, if he is practicing as a psychiatrist, he is not doing so legally.\nC: People who drink a lot of coffee are said to have jittery nerves. Ttherefore, medical students who drink a lot of coffee should not become neonatologists or surgeons since neither neonatology nor surgery should be practiced by people with jittery nerves.\nD: If a person is interested in either physics or chemistry, then that person would be wise to consider a career in medicine. Yolanda, however, is interested in neither physics nor chemistry, so it would not be wise for her to consider a career in medicine.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen people experience throbbing in their teeth or gums, they have serious dental problems, and if a dental problem is serious, it will be a problem either of tooth decay or of gum disease. Ttherefore, since throbbing in the teeth or gums is a sign of serious dental problems, and neither Sabina' s teeth nor her gums are throbbing, Sabina can be suffering from neither tooth decay nor gum disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following contains an error of reasoning most similar to that made in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone who is neither an ophthalmologist nor an optometrist lacks specialized training for diagnosing defects of the eye. Ttherefore, Kim must have been trained in ophthalmology or optometry, given that she accurately diagnosed John's eye defect.\nB: A legally practicing psychiatrist must have both a medical degree and psychiatric training. Thus, since Emmett has not undergone psychiatric training, if he is practicing as a psychiatrist, he is not doing so legally.\nC: People who drink a lot of coffee are said to have jittery nerves. Ttherefore, medical students who drink a lot of coffee should not become neonatologists or surgeons since neither neonatology nor surgery should be practiced by people with jittery nerves.\nD: If a person is interested in either physics or chemistry, then that person would be wise to consider a career in medicine. Yolanda, however, is interested in neither physics nor chemistry, so it would not be wise for her to consider a career in medicine.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHydrological rhythm refers to the periodic and rhythmic changes of lake water regime. The generalized hydrological rhythm includes diurnal, monthly, seasonal and interannual rhythms. Under normal circumstances, due to the stable climate and underlying surface of the basin, the multi-year average water level of the lake tends to be stable, that is, the normal annual average water level of the lake. Therefore, the interannual rhythm of the lake is characterized by the abrupt change driven by interference factors and the stage stability after adapting to the disturbance, and there is no gradual trend, while the circadian rhythm has a weak effect on the ecosystem. Therefore, narrow hydrologic rhythm especially refers to monthly rhythm and seasonal rhythm.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options involves the narrow hydrological rhythm?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under the dual influence of continuous decrease of rainfall and decrease of incoming water, the surface area of Poyang Lake continues to shrink\nB: The average annual water temperature of Hongze Lake is 16.3 degree. The highest water temperature is in September and the lowest water temperature is in January\nC: The annual precipitation of Dongting Lake was 1560 mm last year, of which the precipitation from April to June accounted for about half of the whole year\nD: The annual average temperature in Chaohu Lake basin is stable at 15 ~ 16 degree. In between, there is a frost-free period of more than 200 days\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHydrological rhythm refers to the periodic and rhythmic changes of lake water regime. The generalized hydrological rhythm includes diurnal, monthly, seasonal and interannual rhythms. Under normal circumstances, due to the stable climate and underlying surface of the basin, the multi-year average water level of the lake tends to be stable, that is, the normal annual average water level of the lake. Therefore, the interannual rhythm of the lake is characterized by the abrupt change driven by interference factors and the stage stability after adapting to the disturbance, and there is no gradual trend, while the circadian rhythm has a weak effect on the ecosystem. Therefore, narrow hydrologic rhythm especially refers to monthly rhythm and seasonal rhythm.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options involves the narrow hydrological rhythm?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under the dual influence of continuous decrease of rainfall and decrease of incoming water, the surface area of Poyang Lake continues to shrink\nB: The average annual water temperature of Hongze Lake is 16.3 degree. The highest water temperature is in September and the lowest water temperature is in January\nC: The annual precipitation of Dongting Lake was 1560 mm last year, of which the precipitation from April to June accounted for about half of the whole year\nD: The annual average temperature in Chaohu Lake basin is stable at 15 ~ 16 degree. In between, there is a frost-free period of more than 200 days\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHydrological rhythm refers to the periodic and rhythmic changes of lake water regime. The generalized hydrological rhythm includes diurnal, monthly, seasonal and interannual rhythms. Under normal circumstances, due to the stable climate and underlying surface of the basin, the multi-year average water level of the lake tends to be stable, that is, the normal annual average water level of the lake. Therefore, the interannual rhythm of the lake is characterized by the abrupt change driven by interference factors and the stage stability after adapting to the disturbance, and there is no gradual trend, while the circadian rhythm has a weak effect on the ecosystem. Therefore, narrow hydrologic rhythm especially refers to monthly rhythm and seasonal rhythm.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options involves the narrow hydrological rhythm?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under the dual influence of continuous decrease of rainfall and decrease of incoming water, the surface area of Poyang Lake continues to shrink\nB: The average annual water temperature of Hongze Lake is 16.3 degree. The highest water temperature is in September and the lowest water temperature is in January\nC: The annual precipitation of Dongting Lake was 1560 mm last year, of which the precipitation from April to June accounted for about half of the whole year\nD: The annual average temperature in Chaohu Lake basin is stable at 15 ~ 16 degree. In between, there is a frost-free period of more than 200 days\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHydrological rhythm refers to the periodic and rhythmic changes of lake water regime. The generalized hydrological rhythm includes diurnal, monthly, seasonal and interannual rhythms. Under normal circumstances, due to the stable climate and underlying surface of the basin, the multi-year average water level of the lake tends to be stable, that is, the normal annual average water level of the lake. Therefore, the interannual rhythm of the lake is characterized by the abrupt change driven by interference factors and the stage stability after adapting to the disturbance, and there is no gradual trend, while the circadian rhythm has a weak effect on the ecosystem. Therefore, narrow hydrologic rhythm especially refers to monthly rhythm and seasonal rhythm.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options involves the narrow hydrological rhythm?\n\nOptions:\nA: Under the dual influence of continuous decrease of rainfall and decrease of incoming water, the surface area of Poyang Lake continues to shrink\nB: The average annual water temperature of Hongze Lake is 16.3 degree. The highest water temperature is in September and the lowest water temperature is in January\nC: The annual precipitation of Dongting Lake was 1560 mm last year, of which the precipitation from April to June accounted for about half of the whole year\nD: The annual average temperature in Chaohu Lake basin is stable at 15 ~ 16 degree. In between, there is a frost-free period of more than 200 days\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editor: Law enforcement experts, as well as most citizens, have finally come to recognize that legal prohibitions against gambling all share a common flaw: no matter how diligent the effort, the laws are impossible to enforce. Ethical qualms notwithstanding, when a law fails to be effective, it should not be a law. That is why there should be no legal prohibition against gambling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be enforceable.\nB: No effective law is unenforceable.\nC: No legal prohibitions against gambling are enforceable.\nD: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be effective.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editor: Law enforcement experts, as well as most citizens, have finally come to recognize that legal prohibitions against gambling all share a common flaw: no matter how diligent the effort, the laws are impossible to enforce. Ethical qualms notwithstanding, when a law fails to be effective, it should not be a law. That is why there should be no legal prohibition against gambling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be enforceable.\nB: No effective law is unenforceable.\nC: No legal prohibitions against gambling are enforceable.\nD: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be effective.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNewspaper editor: Law enforcement experts, as well as most citizens, have finally come to recognize that legal prohibitions against gambling all share a common flaw: no matter how diligent the effort, the laws are impossible to enforce. Ethical qualms notwithstanding, when a law fails to be effective, it should not be a law. That is why there should be no legal prohibition against gambling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the argument's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be enforceable.\nB: No effective law is unenforceable.\nC: No legal prohibitions against gambling are enforceable.\nD: Most citizens must agree with a law for the law to be effective.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome experts suggest that in order to revitalize land resources and effectively protect arable land, it is a good choice for farmers to live in buildings like urban residents, so that the farmers' existing houses can be stacked up, thereby saving a lot of land resources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the living habits of farmers, most of them expressed their reluctance to live in buildings\nB: The resources consumed by building houses are about the same as the resources consumed by existing farmers'houses\nC: Some farmers said that even if they move into a building, they will not demolish their existing house\nD: After the farmers live in the building, they are far away from the fields, which affects agricultural production and reduces the use of land resources from the benefit\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome experts suggest that in order to revitalize land resources and effectively protect arable land, it is a good choice for farmers to live in buildings like urban residents, so that the farmers' existing houses can be stacked up, thereby saving a lot of land resources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the living habits of farmers, most of them expressed their reluctance to live in buildings\nB: The resources consumed by building houses are about the same as the resources consumed by existing farmers'houses\nC: Some farmers said that even if they move into a building, they will not demolish their existing house\nD: After the farmers live in the building, they are far away from the fields, which affects agricultural production and reduces the use of land resources from the benefit\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome experts suggest that in order to revitalize land resources and effectively protect arable land, it is a good choice for farmers to live in buildings like urban residents, so that the farmers' existing houses can be stacked up, thereby saving a lot of land resources.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most weaken the opinions of the above-mentioned experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the living habits of farmers, most of them expressed their reluctance to live in buildings\nB: The resources consumed by building houses are about the same as the resources consumed by existing farmers'houses\nC: Some farmers said that even if they move into a building, they will not demolish their existing house\nD: After the farmers live in the building, they are far away from the fields, which affects agricultural production and reduces the use of land resources from the benefit\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the years before hosting the Olympic Games, the host country of the Olympic Games has to make a lot of infrastructure construction and investment, so as to promote economic growth. In the year of the Olympic Games, residents' consumption and tourism increased significantly, which will also boost economic growth. But these factors disappeared after the Olympic Games, causing the host country's economy to decline. South Korea, Spain, Greece and other countries all experienced economic downturn after the Olympic Games. As a result, China will also experience an economic recession after the 2008 Olympic Games.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, cannot challenge the conclusion of the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The role of the Olympic Games in promoting China's economic growth is about 0.2% 0.4%.\nB: Neither the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games nor the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games caused a downturn in the US economy.\nC: The process of urbanization in China is in an accelerated stage, and urban construction will effectively promote China's economic development in the next few decades.\nD: The stadiums built for the Olympic Games will become places for fitness and entertainment for ordinary citizens after the Olympic Games.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome jurists are graduates of the economics department of some universities. Therefore, some graduates of the economics department of some universities are people who have a good study of the law business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can guarantee the correctness of the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some jurists who have a good knowledge of the law business did not graduate from the economics department of a university.\nB: All people who have a good knowledge of the law business are jurists.\nC: Some jurists are not graduates of the economics department of a university, but students majoring in law.\nD: All jurists are people who have a good knowledge of lawyers' business.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome jurists are graduates of the economics department of some universities. Therefore, some graduates of the economics department of some universities are people who have a good study of the law business.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can guarantee the correctness of the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some jurists who have a good knowledge of the law business did not graduate from the economics department of a university.\nB: All people who have a good knowledge of the law business are jurists.\nC: Some jurists are not graduates of the economics department of a university, but students majoring in law.\nD: All jurists are people who have a good knowledge of lawyers' business.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwo hundred mice of the same kind and none of them had leukemia were exposed to some kind of radiation of the same dose and intensity, and then half of the mice were not restricted to eat the food they normally eat. and the other half gave them the same food, but in a limited amount. It was found that 55 mice in the former group had leukemia, while only 3 mice in the latter group had leukemia.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether exposed to some kind of radiation or not, letting mice eat the food they normally eat increases the likelihood of leukemia\nB: For any kind of mouse, leukemia has nothing to do with exposure to some kind of radiation\nC: By controlling the amount of food these mice eat, they are less likely to develop leukemia from certain radiation exposure\nD: Mice exposed to some kind of radiation are bound to develop leukemia in the end\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwo hundred mice of the same kind and none of them had leukemia were exposed to some kind of radiation of the same dose and intensity, and then half of the mice were not restricted to eat the food they normally eat. and the other half gave them the same food, but in a limited amount. It was found that 55 mice in the former group had leukemia, while only 3 mice in the latter group had leukemia.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether exposed to some kind of radiation or not, letting mice eat the food they normally eat increases the likelihood of leukemia\nB: For any kind of mouse, leukemia has nothing to do with exposure to some kind of radiation\nC: By controlling the amount of food these mice eat, they are less likely to develop leukemia from certain radiation exposure\nD: Mice exposed to some kind of radiation are bound to develop leukemia in the end\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTwo hundred mice of the same kind and none of them had leukemia were exposed to some kind of radiation of the same dose and intensity, and then half of the mice were not restricted to eat the food they normally eat. and the other half gave them the same food, but in a limited amount. It was found that 55 mice in the former group had leukemia, while only 3 mice in the latter group had leukemia.\n\nQuestion:\nIt can be seen that which of the following is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether exposed to some kind of radiation or not, letting mice eat the food they normally eat increases the likelihood of leukemia\nB: For any kind of mouse, leukemia has nothing to do with exposure to some kind of radiation\nC: By controlling the amount of food these mice eat, they are less likely to develop leukemia from certain radiation exposure\nD: Mice exposed to some kind of radiation are bound to develop leukemia in the end\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeadership depends as much on making one' s followers aware of their own importance as it does on conveying a vivid image of a collective goal. Only if they are convinced both that their efforts are necessary for the accomplishment of this goal, and that these efforts, if expended, will actually achieve it, will people follow a leader.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, then which one of the following CANNOT be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some leaders who convince their followers of the necessity of their efforts in achieving a goal fail, nevertheless, to lead them to the attainment of that goal.\nB: Sometimes people who remain unsure of whether their efforts are needed for the attainment of a collective goal nevertheless follow a leader.\nC: Only if one is a leader must one convince people of the necessity of their efforts for the attainment of a collective goal.\nD: One who succeeds in conveying to one's followers the relationship between their efforts and the attainment of a collective goal succeeds in leading these people to this goal.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeadership depends as much on making one' s followers aware of their own importance as it does on conveying a vivid image of a collective goal. Only if they are convinced both that their efforts are necessary for the accomplishment of this goal, and that these efforts, if expended, will actually achieve it, will people follow a leader.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, then which one of the following CANNOT be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some leaders who convince their followers of the necessity of their efforts in achieving a goal fail, nevertheless, to lead them to the attainment of that goal.\nB: Sometimes people who remain unsure of whether their efforts are needed for the attainment of a collective goal nevertheless follow a leader.\nC: Only if one is a leader must one convince people of the necessity of their efforts for the attainment of a collective goal.\nD: One who succeeds in conveying to one's followers the relationship between their efforts and the attainment of a collective goal succeeds in leading these people to this goal.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeadership depends as much on making one' s followers aware of their own importance as it does on conveying a vivid image of a collective goal. Only if they are convinced both that their efforts are necessary for the accomplishment of this goal, and that these efforts, if expended, will actually achieve it, will people follow a leader.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, then which one of the following CANNOT be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some leaders who convince their followers of the necessity of their efforts in achieving a goal fail, nevertheless, to lead them to the attainment of that goal.\nB: Sometimes people who remain unsure of whether their efforts are needed for the attainment of a collective goal nevertheless follow a leader.\nC: Only if one is a leader must one convince people of the necessity of their efforts for the attainment of a collective goal.\nD: One who succeeds in conveying to one's followers the relationship between their efforts and the attainment of a collective goal succeeds in leading these people to this goal.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLeadership depends as much on making one' s followers aware of their own importance as it does on conveying a vivid image of a collective goal. Only if they are convinced both that their efforts are necessary for the accomplishment of this goal, and that these efforts, if expended, will actually achieve it, will people follow a leader.\n\nQuestion:\nIf all of the statements above are true, then which one of the following CANNOT be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some leaders who convince their followers of the necessity of their efforts in achieving a goal fail, nevertheless, to lead them to the attainment of that goal.\nB: Sometimes people who remain unsure of whether their efforts are needed for the attainment of a collective goal nevertheless follow a leader.\nC: Only if one is a leader must one convince people of the necessity of their efforts for the attainment of a collective goal.\nD: One who succeeds in conveying to one's followers the relationship between their efforts and the attainment of a collective goal succeeds in leading these people to this goal.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, researchers have discovered that fever can promote the transfer of lymphocytes to the site of infection. They explained that this is because fever increases the expression of heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) in T lymphocytes, this protein binds to integrins , T lymphocytes adhere to blood vessels and eventually accelerate their migration to the site of infection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Integrin is a cell adhesion molecule that can control the transport of T lymphocytes during fever\nB: Fever can induce Hsp90 to bind to the tail of integrin and activate integrin\nC: Not only fever, other pressure can also induce the expression of Hsp90 in T lymphocytes\nD: After Hsp90 binds to integrin, it can activate the signaling pathway that promotes the migration of T lymphocytes\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, researchers have discovered that fever can promote the transfer of lymphocytes to the site of infection. They explained that this is because fever increases the expression of heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) in T lymphocytes, this protein binds to integrins , T lymphocytes adhere to blood vessels and eventually accelerate their migration to the site of infection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Integrin is a cell adhesion molecule that can control the transport of T lymphocytes during fever\nB: Fever can induce Hsp90 to bind to the tail of integrin and activate integrin\nC: Not only fever, other pressure can also induce the expression of Hsp90 in T lymphocytes\nD: After Hsp90 binds to integrin, it can activate the signaling pathway that promotes the migration of T lymphocytes\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, researchers have discovered that fever can promote the transfer of lymphocytes to the site of infection. They explained that this is because fever increases the expression of heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) in T lymphocytes, this protein binds to integrins , T lymphocytes adhere to blood vessels and eventually accelerate their migration to the site of infection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Integrin is a cell adhesion molecule that can control the transport of T lymphocytes during fever\nB: Fever can induce Hsp90 to bind to the tail of integrin and activate integrin\nC: Not only fever, other pressure can also induce the expression of Hsp90 in T lymphocytes\nD: After Hsp90 binds to integrin, it can activate the signaling pathway that promotes the migration of T lymphocytes\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, researchers have discovered that fever can promote the transfer of lymphocytes to the site of infection. They explained that this is because fever increases the expression of heat shock protein 90 (Hsp90) in T lymphocytes, this protein binds to integrins , T lymphocytes adhere to blood vessels and eventually accelerate their migration to the site of infection.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, can best support the above discussion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Integrin is a cell adhesion molecule that can control the transport of T lymphocytes during fever\nB: Fever can induce Hsp90 to bind to the tail of integrin and activate integrin\nC: Not only fever, other pressure can also induce the expression of Hsp90 in T lymphocytes\nD: After Hsp90 binds to integrin, it can activate the signaling pathway that promotes the migration of T lymphocytes\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhoebe: There have been many reported sightings of strange glowing lights, but a number of these sightings have a straightforward, natural explanation. They occurred clustered in time and location around the epicenters of three earthquakes, and so were almost certainly earthquake lights, a form of ball lightning caused by stresses in the ground. Quincy: I am skeptical that the association between the lights and the earthquakes is anything more than a coincidence. The theory that ground stresses related to earthquakes can cause any kind of lightning is extremely speculative.\n\nQuestion:\nIn responding to Phoebe, Quincy\n\nOptions:\nA: offers an explanation of the glowing lights different from Phoebe's\nB: criticizes Phoebe's explanation as unsubstantiated\nC: accuses Phoebe of introducing irrelevant information\nD: challenges the accuracy of the data about sightings that Phoebe takes for granted\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhoebe: There have been many reported sightings of strange glowing lights, but a number of these sightings have a straightforward, natural explanation. They occurred clustered in time and location around the epicenters of three earthquakes, and so were almost certainly earthquake lights, a form of ball lightning caused by stresses in the ground. Quincy: I am skeptical that the association between the lights and the earthquakes is anything more than a coincidence. The theory that ground stresses related to earthquakes can cause any kind of lightning is extremely speculative.\n\nQuestion:\nIn responding to Phoebe, Quincy\n\nOptions:\nA: offers an explanation of the glowing lights different from Phoebe's\nB: criticizes Phoebe's explanation as unsubstantiated\nC: accuses Phoebe of introducing irrelevant information\nD: challenges the accuracy of the data about sightings that Phoebe takes for granted\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhoebe: There have been many reported sightings of strange glowing lights, but a number of these sightings have a straightforward, natural explanation. They occurred clustered in time and location around the epicenters of three earthquakes, and so were almost certainly earthquake lights, a form of ball lightning caused by stresses in the ground. Quincy: I am skeptical that the association between the lights and the earthquakes is anything more than a coincidence. The theory that ground stresses related to earthquakes can cause any kind of lightning is extremely speculative.\n\nQuestion:\nIn responding to Phoebe, Quincy\n\nOptions:\nA: offers an explanation of the glowing lights different from Phoebe's\nB: criticizes Phoebe's explanation as unsubstantiated\nC: accuses Phoebe of introducing irrelevant information\nD: challenges the accuracy of the data about sightings that Phoebe takes for granted\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhoebe: There have been many reported sightings of strange glowing lights, but a number of these sightings have a straightforward, natural explanation. They occurred clustered in time and location around the epicenters of three earthquakes, and so were almost certainly earthquake lights, a form of ball lightning caused by stresses in the ground. Quincy: I am skeptical that the association between the lights and the earthquakes is anything more than a coincidence. The theory that ground stresses related to earthquakes can cause any kind of lightning is extremely speculative.\n\nQuestion:\nIn responding to Phoebe, Quincy\n\nOptions:\nA: offers an explanation of the glowing lights different from Phoebe's\nB: criticizes Phoebe's explanation as unsubstantiated\nC: accuses Phoebe of introducing irrelevant information\nD: challenges the accuracy of the data about sightings that Phoebe takes for granted\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome new employees become government cadres as soon as they enter the factory. In the re-election of the factory, all Hunan workers supported Li Yang's election as factory director, and all government cadres opposed Li Yang's election as factory director.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that all the above judgments are correct, which of the following options must be wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some Hunan workers are new employees\nB: Not all government cadres are new employees\nC: Some new employees are not from Hunan\nD: All the new employees are against the election of Li Yang\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome new employees become government cadres as soon as they enter the factory. In the re-election of the factory, all Hunan workers supported Li Yang's election as factory director, and all government cadres opposed Li Yang's election as factory director.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that all the above judgments are correct, which of the following options must be wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some Hunan workers are new employees\nB: Not all government cadres are new employees\nC: Some new employees are not from Hunan\nD: All the new employees are against the election of Li Yang\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome new employees become government cadres as soon as they enter the factory. In the re-election of the factory, all Hunan workers supported Li Yang's election as factory director, and all government cadres opposed Li Yang's election as factory director.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that all the above judgments are correct, which of the following options must be wrong?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some Hunan workers are new employees\nB: Not all government cadres are new employees\nC: Some new employees are not from Hunan\nD: All the new employees are against the election of Li Yang\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is speculation that the mayor will hire a new staff member this week. But before every prior hiring of a new staff member, the mayor has met with the city' s budget director and finance advisor. No meetings between the mayor and the city' s budget director and finance advisor have occurred or are planned. Ttherefore, the speculation is more than likely baseless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses a principle of reasoning employed by the argument in the paragraph above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A hypothesis can be true even when it is not supported by available data.\nB: If two assertions are known to be incompatible with each other and if one assertion is known to be false, it cannot be deduced from known facts that the other assertion is true.\nC: Even if history suggests that an event was caused by a certain set of circumstances, it would be a mistake to assume that the event will only reoccur under the same set of circumstance as it occurred under before.\nD: A conjecture is undermined when certain events do not occur that would be expected to occur if the conjecture were true.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is speculation that the mayor will hire a new staff member this week. But before every prior hiring of a new staff member, the mayor has met with the city' s budget director and finance advisor. No meetings between the mayor and the city' s budget director and finance advisor have occurred or are planned. Ttherefore, the speculation is more than likely baseless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses a principle of reasoning employed by the argument in the paragraph above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A hypothesis can be true even when it is not supported by available data.\nB: If two assertions are known to be incompatible with each other and if one assertion is known to be false, it cannot be deduced from known facts that the other assertion is true.\nC: Even if history suggests that an event was caused by a certain set of circumstances, it would be a mistake to assume that the event will only reoccur under the same set of circumstance as it occurred under before.\nD: A conjecture is undermined when certain events do not occur that would be expected to occur if the conjecture were true.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is speculation that the mayor will hire a new staff member this week. But before every prior hiring of a new staff member, the mayor has met with the city' s budget director and finance advisor. No meetings between the mayor and the city' s budget director and finance advisor have occurred or are planned. Ttherefore, the speculation is more than likely baseless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses a principle of reasoning employed by the argument in the paragraph above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A hypothesis can be true even when it is not supported by available data.\nB: If two assertions are known to be incompatible with each other and if one assertion is known to be false, it cannot be deduced from known facts that the other assertion is true.\nC: Even if history suggests that an event was caused by a certain set of circumstances, it would be a mistake to assume that the event will only reoccur under the same set of circumstance as it occurred under before.\nD: A conjecture is undermined when certain events do not occur that would be expected to occur if the conjecture were true.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is speculation that the mayor will hire a new staff member this week. But before every prior hiring of a new staff member, the mayor has met with the city' s budget director and finance advisor. No meetings between the mayor and the city' s budget director and finance advisor have occurred or are planned. Ttherefore, the speculation is more than likely baseless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses a principle of reasoning employed by the argument in the paragraph above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A hypothesis can be true even when it is not supported by available data.\nB: If two assertions are known to be incompatible with each other and if one assertion is known to be false, it cannot be deduced from known facts that the other assertion is true.\nC: Even if history suggests that an event was caused by a certain set of circumstances, it would be a mistake to assume that the event will only reoccur under the same set of circumstance as it occurred under before.\nD: A conjecture is undermined when certain events do not occur that would be expected to occur if the conjecture were true.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a learning experiment a researcher ran rats through a maze. Some of the rats were blind, others deaf, others lacked a sense of smell, and others had no sensory deficiencies; yet all the rats learned the task in much the same amount of time. Of the senses other than sight, hearing, and smell, only kinesthesia had not previously been shown to be irrelevant to maze-learning. The researcher concluded on the basis of these facts that kinesthesia, the sensation of bodily movement, is sufficient for maze-learning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe researcher's reasoning is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: The possibility that the interaction of kinesthesia with at least one other sense is required for maze-learning cannot be ruled out on the basis of the data above.\nB: It can be determined from the data that maze-learning in rats depends on at least two sources of sensory stimulation, one of which is kinesthesia, but which of the remaining sources must also be employed is not determinable.\nC: The small differences in proficiency found by the researcher did not appear to fall into a systematic pattern by group.\nD: It can be determined from the data that rats can learn to run mazes by depending on kinesthesia alone, but the possibility that rats respond to nonkinesthetic stimulation is not ruled out.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a learning experiment a researcher ran rats through a maze. Some of the rats were blind, others deaf, others lacked a sense of smell, and others had no sensory deficiencies; yet all the rats learned the task in much the same amount of time. Of the senses other than sight, hearing, and smell, only kinesthesia had not previously been shown to be irrelevant to maze-learning. The researcher concluded on the basis of these facts that kinesthesia, the sensation of bodily movement, is sufficient for maze-learning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe researcher's reasoning is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: The possibility that the interaction of kinesthesia with at least one other sense is required for maze-learning cannot be ruled out on the basis of the data above.\nB: It can be determined from the data that maze-learning in rats depends on at least two sources of sensory stimulation, one of which is kinesthesia, but which of the remaining sources must also be employed is not determinable.\nC: The small differences in proficiency found by the researcher did not appear to fall into a systematic pattern by group.\nD: It can be determined from the data that rats can learn to run mazes by depending on kinesthesia alone, but the possibility that rats respond to nonkinesthetic stimulation is not ruled out.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a learning experiment a researcher ran rats through a maze. Some of the rats were blind, others deaf, others lacked a sense of smell, and others had no sensory deficiencies; yet all the rats learned the task in much the same amount of time. Of the senses other than sight, hearing, and smell, only kinesthesia had not previously been shown to be irrelevant to maze-learning. The researcher concluded on the basis of these facts that kinesthesia, the sensation of bodily movement, is sufficient for maze-learning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe researcher's reasoning is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: The possibility that the interaction of kinesthesia with at least one other sense is required for maze-learning cannot be ruled out on the basis of the data above.\nB: It can be determined from the data that maze-learning in rats depends on at least two sources of sensory stimulation, one of which is kinesthesia, but which of the remaining sources must also be employed is not determinable.\nC: The small differences in proficiency found by the researcher did not appear to fall into a systematic pattern by group.\nD: It can be determined from the data that rats can learn to run mazes by depending on kinesthesia alone, but the possibility that rats respond to nonkinesthetic stimulation is not ruled out.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a learning experiment a researcher ran rats through a maze. Some of the rats were blind, others deaf, others lacked a sense of smell, and others had no sensory deficiencies; yet all the rats learned the task in much the same amount of time. Of the senses other than sight, hearing, and smell, only kinesthesia had not previously been shown to be irrelevant to maze-learning. The researcher concluded on the basis of these facts that kinesthesia, the sensation of bodily movement, is sufficient for maze-learning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe researcher's reasoning is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: The possibility that the interaction of kinesthesia with at least one other sense is required for maze-learning cannot be ruled out on the basis of the data above.\nB: It can be determined from the data that maze-learning in rats depends on at least two sources of sensory stimulation, one of which is kinesthesia, but which of the remaining sources must also be employed is not determinable.\nC: The small differences in proficiency found by the researcher did not appear to fall into a systematic pattern by group.\nD: It can be determined from the data that rats can learn to run mazes by depending on kinesthesia alone, but the possibility that rats respond to nonkinesthetic stimulation is not ruled out.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: Newton developed mathematical concepts and techniques that are fundamental to modern calculus. Leibniz developed closely analogous concepts and techniques. It has traditionally been thought that these discoveries were independent. Researchers have, however, recently discovered notes of Leibniz' s that discuss one of Newton' s books on mathematics. Several scholars have argued that since the book includes a presentation of Newton' s calculus concepts and techniques, and since the notes were written before Leibniz' s own development of calculus concepts and techniques, it is virtually certain that the traditional view is false. A more cautious conclusion than this is called for, however. Leibniz' s notes are limited to early sections of Newton' s book, sections that precede the ones in which Newton' s calculus concepts and techniques are presented.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the historian's reasoning, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first has been used in support of a position that the historian rejects; the second is a conclusion that the historian draws from that position.\nB: The first provides evidence in support of a position that the historian defends; the second is that position.\nC: The first is evidence that has been used to support a conclusion about which the historian expresses reservations; the second is that conclusion.\nD: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of a position that the historian defends.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: Newton developed mathematical concepts and techniques that are fundamental to modern calculus. Leibniz developed closely analogous concepts and techniques. It has traditionally been thought that these discoveries were independent. Researchers have, however, recently discovered notes of Leibniz' s that discuss one of Newton' s books on mathematics. Several scholars have argued that since the book includes a presentation of Newton' s calculus concepts and techniques, and since the notes were written before Leibniz' s own development of calculus concepts and techniques, it is virtually certain that the traditional view is false. A more cautious conclusion than this is called for, however. Leibniz' s notes are limited to early sections of Newton' s book, sections that precede the ones in which Newton' s calculus concepts and techniques are presented.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the historian's reasoning, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first has been used in support of a position that the historian rejects; the second is a conclusion that the historian draws from that position.\nB: The first provides evidence in support of a position that the historian defends; the second is that position.\nC: The first is evidence that has been used to support a conclusion about which the historian expresses reservations; the second is that conclusion.\nD: The first and the second each provide evidence in support of a position that the historian defends.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSince the 1950s, humans have discarded up to 1 billion tons of plastic, which may exist for hundreds or even thousands of years. Recently, a scientific research team found a fungus called endophyte in the Amazon rainforest, which can degrade ordinary polyurethane plastics. Researchers believe that using the characteristics of this fungus will hopefully help humans eliminate the threat posed by plastic waste.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following preconditions should be the judgment of researchers based on?\n\nOptions:\nA: Plastic waste is the main kind of waste produced by human activities\nB: Endophytic bacteria can decompose plastic products well under any conditions\nC: At present, the vast majority of plastic waste belongs to ordinary polyurethane plastics\nD: This fungus can also survive and grow normally in other parts of the earth\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt home, the concept of privatization seems to be the division of state-owned assets. In essence, it is a matter of protecting the ownership of private property. If there is no legal basis for the protection of this right, the state-owned assets can be divided and the divided property can be confiscated at any time.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above is true, which of the followings is most strongly supported?\n\nOptions:\nA: If there is no private property to protect, the law to protect private property is meaningless.\nB: Even if there are laws to protect private property, it will not help if they cannot be effectively enforced.\nC: The system of privatization is based on the legal right to own private property.\nD: Privatization and market liberalization are issues that should be paid attention to in the socialist market economy.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Li Jia passes the exam, Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Lin must also pass.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: If Li Jia fails, at least one of Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Linzhong fails\nB: If Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Lin all pass, Li Jia's grades must also pass\nC: If Zhao Lin fails, Li Hua and Sun Tao are not both pass the exam\nD: If Sun Tao fails, Li Jia and Zhao Lin are not both pass the exam\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf Li Jia passes the exam, Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Lin must also pass.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can be infered\n\nOptions:\nA: If Li Jia fails, at least one of Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Linzhong fails\nB: If Li Hua, Sun Tao and Zhao Lin all pass, Li Jia's grades must also pass\nC: If Zhao Lin fails, Li Hua and Sun Tao are not both pass the exam\nD: If Sun Tao fails, Li Jia and Zhao Lin are not both pass the exam\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNylon industry spokesperson: Even though cotton and nylon are used for similar purposes, some people have the mistaken notion that cotton is natural but nylon is not. However, nylon' s main components come from petroleum and from the nitrogen in the atmosphere. Clearly the atmosphere is natural. And petroleum comes from oil, which in turn comes from ancient plants -- a natural source.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the nylon industry spokesperson's reasoning?\n\nOptions:\nA: A substance is natural if the origins of its main components are natural.\nB: A substance is unnatural only if the function it serves is unnatural.\nC: A substance is no more natural than its least natural component.\nD: A substance is no less natural than the processes used in its production.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProminent business executives often play active roles in United States presidential campaigns as fund-raisers or backroom strategists, but few actually seek to become president themselves. Throughout history the great majority of those who have sought to become president have been lawyers, military leaders, or full-time politicians. This is understandable, for the personality and skills that make for success in business do not make for success in politics. Business is largely hierarchical, whereas politics is coordinative. As a result, business executives tend to be uncomfortable with compromises and power-sharing, which are inherent in politics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the proposed explanation of why business executives do not run for president?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many of the most active presidential fund-raisers and backroom strategists are themselves politicians.\nB: Some of the skills needed to become a successful lawyer are different from some of those needed to become a successful military leader.\nC: Some hierarchically structured companies have been major financial supporters of candidates for president.\nD: Military leaders are generally no more comfortable with compromises and power-sharing than are business executives.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProminent business executives often play active roles in United States presidential campaigns as fund-raisers or backroom strategists, but few actually seek to become president themselves. Throughout history the great majority of those who have sought to become president have been lawyers, military leaders, or full-time politicians. This is understandable, for the personality and skills that make for success in business do not make for success in politics. Business is largely hierarchical, whereas politics is coordinative. As a result, business executives tend to be uncomfortable with compromises and power-sharing, which are inherent in politics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the proposed explanation of why business executives do not run for president?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many of the most active presidential fund-raisers and backroom strategists are themselves politicians.\nB: Some of the skills needed to become a successful lawyer are different from some of those needed to become a successful military leader.\nC: Some hierarchically structured companies have been major financial supporters of candidates for president.\nD: Military leaders are generally no more comfortable with compromises and power-sharing than are business executives.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProminent business executives often play active roles in United States presidential campaigns as fund-raisers or backroom strategists, but few actually seek to become president themselves. Throughout history the great majority of those who have sought to become president have been lawyers, military leaders, or full-time politicians. This is understandable, for the personality and skills that make for success in business do not make for success in politics. Business is largely hierarchical, whereas politics is coordinative. As a result, business executives tend to be uncomfortable with compromises and power-sharing, which are inherent in politics.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the proposed explanation of why business executives do not run for president?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many of the most active presidential fund-raisers and backroom strategists are themselves politicians.\nB: Some of the skills needed to become a successful lawyer are different from some of those needed to become a successful military leader.\nC: Some hierarchically structured companies have been major financial supporters of candidates for president.\nD: Military leaders are generally no more comfortable with compromises and power-sharing than are business executives.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemist: The molecules of a certain weed-killer are always present in two forms, one the mirror image of the other. One form of the molecule kills weeds, while the other has no effect on them. As a result, the effectiveness of the weed-killer in a given situation is heavily influenced by which of the two forms is more concentrated in the soil, which in turn varies widely because local soil conditions will usually favor the breakdown of one form or the other. Thus, much of the data on the effects of this weed-killer are probably misleading.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the chemist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Almost all of the data on the effects of the weed-killer are drawn from laboratory studies in which both forms of the weed-killer's molecules are equally concentrated in the soil and equally likely to break down in that soil.\nB: In general, if the molecules of a weed-killer are always present in two forms, then it is likely that weeds are killed by one of those two forms but unaffected by the other.\nC: Data on the weed-killer's effects that rely solely on the examination of the effects of only one of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules will almost certainly be misleading.\nD: Of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules, the one that kills weeds is found in most local soil conditions to be the more concentrated form.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemist: The molecules of a certain weed-killer are always present in two forms, one the mirror image of the other. One form of the molecule kills weeds, while the other has no effect on them. As a result, the effectiveness of the weed-killer in a given situation is heavily influenced by which of the two forms is more concentrated in the soil, which in turn varies widely because local soil conditions will usually favor the breakdown of one form or the other. Thus, much of the data on the effects of this weed-killer are probably misleading.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the chemist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Almost all of the data on the effects of the weed-killer are drawn from laboratory studies in which both forms of the weed-killer's molecules are equally concentrated in the soil and equally likely to break down in that soil.\nB: In general, if the molecules of a weed-killer are always present in two forms, then it is likely that weeds are killed by one of those two forms but unaffected by the other.\nC: Data on the weed-killer's effects that rely solely on the examination of the effects of only one of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules will almost certainly be misleading.\nD: Of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules, the one that kills weeds is found in most local soil conditions to be the more concentrated form.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChemist: The molecules of a certain weed-killer are always present in two forms, one the mirror image of the other. One form of the molecule kills weeds, while the other has no effect on them. As a result, the effectiveness of the weed-killer in a given situation is heavily influenced by which of the two forms is more concentrated in the soil, which in turn varies widely because local soil conditions will usually favor the breakdown of one form or the other. Thus, much of the data on the effects of this weed-killer are probably misleading.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strengthens the chemist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Almost all of the data on the effects of the weed-killer are drawn from laboratory studies in which both forms of the weed-killer's molecules are equally concentrated in the soil and equally likely to break down in that soil.\nB: In general, if the molecules of a weed-killer are always present in two forms, then it is likely that weeds are killed by one of those two forms but unaffected by the other.\nC: Data on the weed-killer's effects that rely solely on the examination of the effects of only one of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules will almost certainly be misleading.\nD: Of the two forms of the weed-killer's molecules, the one that kills weeds is found in most local soil conditions to be the more concentrated form.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the management process of modern enterprises, it is found that although the Human Resource Management department is very important for the development of the company, because the Department does not participate in the decision-making of the company's development strategy in the whole process, and the senior managers hired by the company are determined by the CEO. So the Human Resource Management department often plays a supporting and auxiliary role\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most:\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the world's top 500 enterprises, employees in the human Human Resource Management generally have rich experience\nB: The Human Resource Management department can design a humanized compensation system for the company, so as to retain talents\nC: The Human Resource Manager of the world's largest logistics company has the right to participate in the company's top decision-making meeting\nD: Although the Human Resource Management does not have the right to decide to hire senior managers, it has the right to hire middle managers\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the management process of modern enterprises, it is found that although the Human Resource Management department is very important for the development of the company, because the Department does not participate in the decision-making of the company's development strategy in the whole process, and the senior managers hired by the company are determined by the CEO. So the Human Resource Management department often plays a supporting and auxiliary role\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most:\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the world's top 500 enterprises, employees in the human Human Resource Management generally have rich experience\nB: The Human Resource Management department can design a humanized compensation system for the company, so as to retain talents\nC: The Human Resource Manager of the world's largest logistics company has the right to participate in the company's top decision-making meeting\nD: Although the Human Resource Management does not have the right to decide to hire senior managers, it has the right to hire middle managers\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the management process of modern enterprises, it is found that although the Human Resource Management department is very important for the development of the company, because the Department does not participate in the decision-making of the company's development strategy in the whole process, and the senior managers hired by the company are determined by the CEO. So the Human Resource Management department often plays a supporting and auxiliary role\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most:\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the world's top 500 enterprises, employees in the human Human Resource Management generally have rich experience\nB: The Human Resource Management department can design a humanized compensation system for the company, so as to retain talents\nC: The Human Resource Manager of the world's largest logistics company has the right to participate in the company's top decision-making meeting\nD: Although the Human Resource Management does not have the right to decide to hire senior managers, it has the right to hire middle managers\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the management process of modern enterprises, it is found that although the Human Resource Management department is very important for the development of the company, because the Department does not participate in the decision-making of the company's development strategy in the whole process, and the senior managers hired by the company are determined by the CEO. So the Human Resource Management department often plays a supporting and auxiliary role\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, weakens the above argument most:\n\nOptions:\nA: Among the world's top 500 enterprises, employees in the human Human Resource Management generally have rich experience\nB: The Human Resource Management department can design a humanized compensation system for the company, so as to retain talents\nC: The Human Resource Manager of the world's largest logistics company has the right to participate in the company's top decision-making meeting\nD: Although the Human Resource Management does not have the right to decide to hire senior managers, it has the right to hire middle managers\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA teacher conducted a test on American high school students and Chinese high school students. He asked the subjects the same question, if a piece of A4 paper is folded in half, it can be folded several times at most. The results showed that after hearing the question, most American high school students immediately began to fold paper, and then answered the number of times they can fold according to the actual situation, Most Chinese high school students immediately answered: infinite times. The teacher concluded that American high school students pay attention to practice while Chinese high school students pay attention to theory\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be assumed by the teacher to reach a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Theory and practice are opposite to each other\nB: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you pay attention to practice\nC: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you don't pay attention to theory\nD: As long as you immediately answer infinite times, you don't pay attention to practice\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA teacher conducted a test on American high school students and Chinese high school students. He asked the subjects the same question, if a piece of A4 paper is folded in half, it can be folded several times at most. The results showed that after hearing the question, most American high school students immediately began to fold paper, and then answered the number of times they can fold according to the actual situation, Most Chinese high school students immediately answered: infinite times. The teacher concluded that American high school students pay attention to practice while Chinese high school students pay attention to theory\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be assumed by the teacher to reach a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Theory and practice are opposite to each other\nB: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you pay attention to practice\nC: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you don't pay attention to theory\nD: As long as you immediately answer infinite times, you don't pay attention to practice\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA teacher conducted a test on American high school students and Chinese high school students. He asked the subjects the same question, if a piece of A4 paper is folded in half, it can be folded several times at most. The results showed that after hearing the question, most American high school students immediately began to fold paper, and then answered the number of times they can fold according to the actual situation, Most Chinese high school students immediately answered: infinite times. The teacher concluded that American high school students pay attention to practice while Chinese high school students pay attention to theory\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be assumed by the teacher to reach a conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Theory and practice are opposite to each other\nB: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you pay attention to practice\nC: As long as you start origami and answer questions according to the actual situation, you don't pay attention to theory\nD: As long as you immediately answer infinite times, you don't pay attention to practice\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeneticist: Genes, like viruses, have a strong tendency to self-replicate; this has led some biologists to call genes selfish. This term is, in this instance, intended to be defined behaviorally: it describes what genes do without ascribing intentions to them. But even given that genes are ascribed no intentions, the label selfish as applied to genes is a misnomer. Selfishness only concerns bringing about the best conditions for oneself; creating replicas of oneself is not selfish.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the geneticist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Creating replicas of oneself does not help bring about the best conditions for oneself.\nB: Bringing about the best conditions for oneself is less important than doing this for others.\nC: The behavioral definition of selfish is incompatible with its everyday definition.\nD: Biologists have insufficient evidence about genetic behavior to determine whether it is best described as selfish.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeneticist: Genes, like viruses, have a strong tendency to self-replicate; this has led some biologists to call genes selfish. This term is, in this instance, intended to be defined behaviorally: it describes what genes do without ascribing intentions to them. But even given that genes are ascribed no intentions, the label selfish as applied to genes is a misnomer. Selfishness only concerns bringing about the best conditions for oneself; creating replicas of oneself is not selfish.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the geneticist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Creating replicas of oneself does not help bring about the best conditions for oneself.\nB: Bringing about the best conditions for oneself is less important than doing this for others.\nC: The behavioral definition of selfish is incompatible with its everyday definition.\nD: Biologists have insufficient evidence about genetic behavior to determine whether it is best described as selfish.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGeneticist: Genes, like viruses, have a strong tendency to self-replicate; this has led some biologists to call genes selfish. This term is, in this instance, intended to be defined behaviorally: it describes what genes do without ascribing intentions to them. But even given that genes are ascribed no intentions, the label selfish as applied to genes is a misnomer. Selfishness only concerns bringing about the best conditions for oneself; creating replicas of oneself is not selfish.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed, allows the geneticist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Creating replicas of oneself does not help bring about the best conditions for oneself.\nB: Bringing about the best conditions for oneself is less important than doing this for others.\nC: The behavioral definition of selfish is incompatible with its everyday definition.\nD: Biologists have insufficient evidence about genetic behavior to determine whether it is best described as selfish.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, China is facing not only serious water pollution, but also a serious shortage of water resources. China is still in the stage of industrialization, and there is great pressure to reduce the demand for water resources and the discharge of pollutants, and it is obviously very difficult to control. But no matter how difficult it is, there is no turning back, because letting the people drink clean water is the government's commitment to the people. In fact, the goal of water control is not only to make people drink clean water, but also to make the whole ecosystem drink clean water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reality of Water pollution and Water Resources shortage in China\nB: The reason for the difficulty of governance\nC: The necessity of flood control\nD: The vision of water control\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, China is facing not only serious water pollution, but also a serious shortage of water resources. China is still in the stage of industrialization, and there is great pressure to reduce the demand for water resources and the discharge of pollutants, and it is obviously very difficult to control. But no matter how difficult it is, there is no turning back, because letting the people drink clean water is the government's commitment to the people. In fact, the goal of water control is not only to make people drink clean water, but also to make the whole ecosystem drink clean water.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is intended to explain by this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reality of Water pollution and Water Resources shortage in China\nB: The reason for the difficulty of governance\nC: The necessity of flood control\nD: The vision of water control\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative sanctions refer to the authority granted by state agencies, enterprises and institutions in accordance with laws or regulations, in accordance with laws or relevant rules and regulations, and in accordance with administrative affiliation, to impose sanctions on those who violate the rules and regulations or commit minor dereliction of duty that are not enough for criminal sanctions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an administrative sanction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Expelled from public office for corruption\nB: Was given a party warning for dereliction of duty\nC: Was fined by the public security agency for hooliganism\nD: Forced dismissal due to incompetence at work\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdministrative sanctions refer to the authority granted by state agencies, enterprises and institutions in accordance with laws or regulations, in accordance with laws or relevant rules and regulations, and in accordance with administrative affiliation, to impose sanctions on those who violate the rules and regulations or commit minor dereliction of duty that are not enough for criminal sanctions.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an administrative sanction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Expelled from public office for corruption\nB: Was given a party warning for dereliction of duty\nC: Was fined by the public security agency for hooliganism\nD: Forced dismissal due to incompetence at work\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe judicial system needs the police to maintain. If the police do not do their duty, it is impossible to have a good judicial system. Therefore, if the police do their duty, there will be a good judicial system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically deduced from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many police in a bad judicial system do not do their duty.\nB: The police's lack of due diligence has nothing to do with the judicial system.\nC: Without a good judicial system, state personnel other than the police will not perform their duties.\nD: The due diligence of the police is a sufficient condition to ensure a good judicial system.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe judicial system needs the police to maintain. If the police do not do their duty, it is impossible to have a good judicial system. Therefore, if the police do their duty, there will be a good judicial system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically deduced from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many police in a bad judicial system do not do their duty.\nB: The police's lack of due diligence has nothing to do with the judicial system.\nC: Without a good judicial system, state personnel other than the police will not perform their duties.\nD: The due diligence of the police is a sufficient condition to ensure a good judicial system.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe judicial system needs the police to maintain. If the police do not do their duty, it is impossible to have a good judicial system. Therefore, if the police do their duty, there will be a good judicial system.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions can be logically deduced from the above statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many police in a bad judicial system do not do their duty.\nB: The police's lack of due diligence has nothing to do with the judicial system.\nC: Without a good judicial system, state personnel other than the police will not perform their duties.\nD: The due diligence of the police is a sufficient condition to ensure a good judicial system.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHendry: Most employee strikes should be legally permitted. But strikes by university faculty are an exception. Faculty strikes harm a university' s students, and I accept the principle that an employee strike shouldn' t be legally permitted if it would harm the employer' s customers. Menkin: If your principle is correct, then, contrary to what you claim, employee strikes should almost never be legally permitted.\n\nQuestion:\nOn the basis of their statements, Hendry and Menkin are committed to disagreeing over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: a university's students should be considered customers of the university\nB: faculty strikes harm a university's students\nC: most employee strikes would harm the employer's customers\nD: most employee strikes should be legally permitted\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHendry: Most employee strikes should be legally permitted. But strikes by university faculty are an exception. Faculty strikes harm a university' s students, and I accept the principle that an employee strike shouldn' t be legally permitted if it would harm the employer' s customers. Menkin: If your principle is correct, then, contrary to what you claim, employee strikes should almost never be legally permitted.\n\nQuestion:\nOn the basis of their statements, Hendry and Menkin are committed to disagreeing over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: a university's students should be considered customers of the university\nB: faculty strikes harm a university's students\nC: most employee strikes would harm the employer's customers\nD: most employee strikes should be legally permitted\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHendry: Most employee strikes should be legally permitted. But strikes by university faculty are an exception. Faculty strikes harm a university' s students, and I accept the principle that an employee strike shouldn' t be legally permitted if it would harm the employer' s customers. Menkin: If your principle is correct, then, contrary to what you claim, employee strikes should almost never be legally permitted.\n\nQuestion:\nOn the basis of their statements, Hendry and Menkin are committed to disagreeing over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: a university's students should be considered customers of the university\nB: faculty strikes harm a university's students\nC: most employee strikes would harm the employer's customers\nD: most employee strikes should be legally permitted\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHendry: Most employee strikes should be legally permitted. But strikes by university faculty are an exception. Faculty strikes harm a university' s students, and I accept the principle that an employee strike shouldn' t be legally permitted if it would harm the employer' s customers. Menkin: If your principle is correct, then, contrary to what you claim, employee strikes should almost never be legally permitted.\n\nQuestion:\nOn the basis of their statements, Hendry and Menkin are committed to disagreeing over whether\n\nOptions:\nA: a university's students should be considered customers of the university\nB: faculty strikes harm a university's students\nC: most employee strikes would harm the employer's customers\nD: most employee strikes should be legally permitted\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the past, in the countryside, only boys had the right to study. Zhang Fei came out of the countryside and successfully entered the university.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred from Zhang Fei?\n\nOptions:\nA: The relationship with the parents is very good\nB: Have a mind and accept new ideas\nC: Is a boy and is valued by the family\nD: Is a girl and is valued by the family\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prawn is a large extinct invertebrate marine animal and the largest known Cambrian animal. The fossils show that the mouthparts of this animal have more than a dozen rows of teeth, 25 cm in diameter, and the fecal fossil is 10 cm long. It is 5 cm thick. It is speculated that the body length of the odd shrimp may exceed 2 meters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best supports the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the Cambrian period, marine shrimp food was abundant.\nB: The 25 cm diameter giant shrimp can prey on any large creatures of the time.\nC: For large invertebrates, the more teeth they have, means they have longer body.\nD: Marine shrimps in the Cambrian period had a relatively fixed ratio of teeth and body length.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prawn is a large extinct invertebrate marine animal and the largest known Cambrian animal. The fossils show that the mouthparts of this animal have more than a dozen rows of teeth, 25 cm in diameter, and the fecal fossil is 10 cm long. It is 5 cm thick. It is speculated that the body length of the odd shrimp may exceed 2 meters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best supports the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the Cambrian period, marine shrimp food was abundant.\nB: The 25 cm diameter giant shrimp can prey on any large creatures of the time.\nC: For large invertebrates, the more teeth they have, means they have longer body.\nD: Marine shrimps in the Cambrian period had a relatively fixed ratio of teeth and body length.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe prawn is a large extinct invertebrate marine animal and the largest known Cambrian animal. The fossils show that the mouthparts of this animal have more than a dozen rows of teeth, 25 cm in diameter, and the fecal fossil is 10 cm long. It is 5 cm thick. It is speculated that the body length of the odd shrimp may exceed 2 meters.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, can best supports the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: During the Cambrian period, marine shrimp food was abundant.\nB: The 25 cm diameter giant shrimp can prey on any large creatures of the time.\nC: For large invertebrates, the more teeth they have, means they have longer body.\nD: Marine shrimps in the Cambrian period had a relatively fixed ratio of teeth and body length.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a medical study of all of the residents of Groverhill, 35 people reported consulting their physician last year seeking relief from severe headaches. Those same physicians' records, however, indicate that 105 consultations occurred last year with Groverhill patients seeking relief from severe headaches. Obviously, then, many residents who consulted physicians for this condition did not remember doing so.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that residents of Groverhill visited their physicians more than once during the year for the same condition\nB: fails to provide any evidence to support the claim that the residents of Groverhill have an unusually high occurrence of severe headaches\nC: takes for granted that every resident of Groverhill who suffers from severe headaches would consult a physician about this condition\nD: fails to consider whether any residents of Groverhill visit physicians who are not located in Groverhill\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a medical study of all of the residents of Groverhill, 35 people reported consulting their physician last year seeking relief from severe headaches. Those same physicians' records, however, indicate that 105 consultations occurred last year with Groverhill patients seeking relief from severe headaches. Obviously, then, many residents who consulted physicians for this condition did not remember doing so.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that residents of Groverhill visited their physicians more than once during the year for the same condition\nB: fails to provide any evidence to support the claim that the residents of Groverhill have an unusually high occurrence of severe headaches\nC: takes for granted that every resident of Groverhill who suffers from severe headaches would consult a physician about this condition\nD: fails to consider whether any residents of Groverhill visit physicians who are not located in Groverhill\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a medical study of all of the residents of Groverhill, 35 people reported consulting their physician last year seeking relief from severe headaches. Those same physicians' records, however, indicate that 105 consultations occurred last year with Groverhill patients seeking relief from severe headaches. Obviously, then, many residents who consulted physicians for this condition did not remember doing so.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that residents of Groverhill visited their physicians more than once during the year for the same condition\nB: fails to provide any evidence to support the claim that the residents of Groverhill have an unusually high occurrence of severe headaches\nC: takes for granted that every resident of Groverhill who suffers from severe headaches would consult a physician about this condition\nD: fails to consider whether any residents of Groverhill visit physicians who are not located in Groverhill\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a medical study of all of the residents of Groverhill, 35 people reported consulting their physician last year seeking relief from severe headaches. Those same physicians' records, however, indicate that 105 consultations occurred last year with Groverhill patients seeking relief from severe headaches. Obviously, then, many residents who consulted physicians for this condition did not remember doing so.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that residents of Groverhill visited their physicians more than once during the year for the same condition\nB: fails to provide any evidence to support the claim that the residents of Groverhill have an unusually high occurrence of severe headaches\nC: takes for granted that every resident of Groverhill who suffers from severe headaches would consult a physician about this condition\nD: fails to consider whether any residents of Groverhill visit physicians who are not located in Groverhill\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Because of a perceived social stigma against psychotherapy, and because of age discrimination on the part of some professionals, some elderly people feel discouraged about trying psychotherapy. They should not be, however, for many younger people have greatly benefited from it, and people in later life have certain advantages over the young -- such as breadth of knowledge, emotional maturity, and interpersonal skills -- that contribute to the likelihood of a positive outcome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the psychologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Characteristics associated with maturity are important factors in psychotherapy's success.\nB: Elderly people should not be reluctant to undergo psychotherapy.\nC: Elderly people are better able to benefit from psychotherapy than are younger people.\nD: Certain psychotherapists practice age discrimination.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Because of a perceived social stigma against psychotherapy, and because of age discrimination on the part of some professionals, some elderly people feel discouraged about trying psychotherapy. They should not be, however, for many younger people have greatly benefited from it, and people in later life have certain advantages over the young -- such as breadth of knowledge, emotional maturity, and interpersonal skills -- that contribute to the likelihood of a positive outcome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the psychologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Characteristics associated with maturity are important factors in psychotherapy's success.\nB: Elderly people should not be reluctant to undergo psychotherapy.\nC: Elderly people are better able to benefit from psychotherapy than are younger people.\nD: Certain psychotherapists practice age discrimination.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPsychologist: Because of a perceived social stigma against psychotherapy, and because of age discrimination on the part of some professionals, some elderly people feel discouraged about trying psychotherapy. They should not be, however, for many younger people have greatly benefited from it, and people in later life have certain advantages over the young -- such as breadth of knowledge, emotional maturity, and interpersonal skills -- that contribute to the likelihood of a positive outcome.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the psychologist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Characteristics associated with maturity are important factors in psychotherapy's success.\nB: Elderly people should not be reluctant to undergo psychotherapy.\nC: Elderly people are better able to benefit from psychotherapy than are younger people.\nD: Certain psychotherapists practice age discrimination.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFounder effect refers to that a few individuals in a biological population reproduce and live in isolation from the original population due to geographical isolation or other reasons. Although the offspring population continues to expand, the genetic information of the whole population comes from the first migrating few individuals. Founder effect causes low genetic diversity, poor adaptability to the environment and easy to be eliminated by nature.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations is caused by the founder effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Coffee trees on the island of Sri Lanka died due to lack of resistance to coffee rust\nB: The shells of an island are often picked by fishermen because of their bright color. Now they are on the verge of extinction\nC: Pandas are on the verge of extinction due to the reduction of population and need to rely on artificial reproduction\nD: In order to preserve their own culture, Amish people do not intermarry with outsiders, resulting in frequent genetic diseases\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFounder effect refers to that a few individuals in a biological population reproduce and live in isolation from the original population due to geographical isolation or other reasons. Although the offspring population continues to expand, the genetic information of the whole population comes from the first migrating few individuals. Founder effect causes low genetic diversity, poor adaptability to the environment and easy to be eliminated by nature.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations is caused by the founder effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Coffee trees on the island of Sri Lanka died due to lack of resistance to coffee rust\nB: The shells of an island are often picked by fishermen because of their bright color. Now they are on the verge of extinction\nC: Pandas are on the verge of extinction due to the reduction of population and need to rely on artificial reproduction\nD: In order to preserve their own culture, Amish people do not intermarry with outsiders, resulting in frequent genetic diseases\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFounder effect refers to that a few individuals in a biological population reproduce and live in isolation from the original population due to geographical isolation or other reasons. Although the offspring population continues to expand, the genetic information of the whole population comes from the first migrating few individuals. Founder effect causes low genetic diversity, poor adaptability to the environment and easy to be eliminated by nature.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations is caused by the founder effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Coffee trees on the island of Sri Lanka died due to lack of resistance to coffee rust\nB: The shells of an island are often picked by fishermen because of their bright color. Now they are on the verge of extinction\nC: Pandas are on the verge of extinction due to the reduction of population and need to rely on artificial reproduction\nD: In order to preserve their own culture, Amish people do not intermarry with outsiders, resulting in frequent genetic diseases\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFounder effect refers to that a few individuals in a biological population reproduce and live in isolation from the original population due to geographical isolation or other reasons. Although the offspring population continues to expand, the genetic information of the whole population comes from the first migrating few individuals. Founder effect causes low genetic diversity, poor adaptability to the environment and easy to be eliminated by nature.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following situations is caused by the founder effect:\n\nOptions:\nA: Coffee trees on the island of Sri Lanka died due to lack of resistance to coffee rust\nB: The shells of an island are often picked by fishermen because of their bright color. Now they are on the verge of extinction\nC: Pandas are on the verge of extinction due to the reduction of population and need to rely on artificial reproduction\nD: In order to preserve their own culture, Amish people do not intermarry with outsiders, resulting in frequent genetic diseases\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new study suggests that moderate drinking relaxes the brain's control instincts and stimulates creativity and inspiration. The researchers compared 70 people who were given real beer to those who were given non-alcoholic beer, and the two drinks were indistinguishable. In tests, the experimental group scored higher. The results showed that even after drinking just a small glass of beer or wine and having a blood alcohol concentration of just 0.03 per cent, creativity improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can most weaken the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The executive function of the brain was reduced to varying degrees after drinking alcohol\nB: No matter the amount of alcohol consumed, it was not good for the brain to learn new things\nC: The vast majority of great works of art are done by authors who have never had a drink\nD: When people are focused on trying to solve a problem, alcohol prevents them from thinking it through\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new study suggests that moderate drinking relaxes the brain's control instincts and stimulates creativity and inspiration. The researchers compared 70 people who were given real beer to those who were given non-alcoholic beer, and the two drinks were indistinguishable. In tests, the experimental group scored higher. The results showed that even after drinking just a small glass of beer or wine and having a blood alcohol concentration of just 0.03 per cent, creativity improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can most weaken the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The executive function of the brain was reduced to varying degrees after drinking alcohol\nB: No matter the amount of alcohol consumed, it was not good for the brain to learn new things\nC: The vast majority of great works of art are done by authors who have never had a drink\nD: When people are focused on trying to solve a problem, alcohol prevents them from thinking it through\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA new study suggests that moderate drinking relaxes the brain's control instincts and stimulates creativity and inspiration. The researchers compared 70 people who were given real beer to those who were given non-alcoholic beer, and the two drinks were indistinguishable. In tests, the experimental group scored higher. The results showed that even after drinking just a small glass of beer or wine and having a blood alcohol concentration of just 0.03 per cent, creativity improved significantly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can most weaken the above view?\n\nOptions:\nA: The executive function of the brain was reduced to varying degrees after drinking alcohol\nB: No matter the amount of alcohol consumed, it was not good for the brain to learn new things\nC: The vast majority of great works of art are done by authors who have never had a drink\nD: When people are focused on trying to solve a problem, alcohol prevents them from thinking it through\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is important to protect the historical relics themselves, but what is more indispensable is to be in awe of the history of our ancestors. Not paying attention to the cultural blood behind the historical relics, forced demolition and reconstruction are actually a way to show the cultural power of contemporary people. Technically, as long as there are drawings, maybe any building can be rebuilt. However, the history and culture it carries are difficult to reproduce. Cultural inheritance and historical accumulation have their own footprints, which are not formed overnight. If we think that by relying on a huge investment and a pile of building materials, we can connect history and continue the context, I'm afraid cultural relics will become the plaything of modern people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is mainly explained in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protecting cultural relics requires awe and respect for the history and culture behind them.\nB: All historical relics should not be torn down or rebuilt.\nC: Historical relics are the carrier of history and culture.\nD: Historical relics that have disappeared can be restored through reconstruction.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is important to protect the historical relics themselves, but what is more indispensable is to be in awe of the history of our ancestors. Not paying attention to the cultural blood behind the historical relics, forced demolition and reconstruction are actually a way to show the cultural power of contemporary people. Technically, as long as there are drawings, maybe any building can be rebuilt. However, the history and culture it carries are difficult to reproduce. Cultural inheritance and historical accumulation have their own footprints, which are not formed overnight. If we think that by relying on a huge investment and a pile of building materials, we can connect history and continue the context, I'm afraid cultural relics will become the plaything of modern people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is mainly explained in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protecting cultural relics requires awe and respect for the history and culture behind them.\nB: All historical relics should not be torn down or rebuilt.\nC: Historical relics are the carrier of history and culture.\nD: Historical relics that have disappeared can be restored through reconstruction.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is important to protect the historical relics themselves, but what is more indispensable is to be in awe of the history of our ancestors. Not paying attention to the cultural blood behind the historical relics, forced demolition and reconstruction are actually a way to show the cultural power of contemporary people. Technically, as long as there are drawings, maybe any building can be rebuilt. However, the history and culture it carries are difficult to reproduce. Cultural inheritance and historical accumulation have their own footprints, which are not formed overnight. If we think that by relying on a huge investment and a pile of building materials, we can connect history and continue the context, I'm afraid cultural relics will become the plaything of modern people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is mainly explained in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protecting cultural relics requires awe and respect for the history and culture behind them.\nB: All historical relics should not be torn down or rebuilt.\nC: Historical relics are the carrier of history and culture.\nD: Historical relics that have disappeared can be restored through reconstruction.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is important to protect the historical relics themselves, but what is more indispensable is to be in awe of the history of our ancestors. Not paying attention to the cultural blood behind the historical relics, forced demolition and reconstruction are actually a way to show the cultural power of contemporary people. Technically, as long as there are drawings, maybe any building can be rebuilt. However, the history and culture it carries are difficult to reproduce. Cultural inheritance and historical accumulation have their own footprints, which are not formed overnight. If we think that by relying on a huge investment and a pile of building materials, we can connect history and continue the context, I'm afraid cultural relics will become the plaything of modern people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is mainly explained in the above text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Protecting cultural relics requires awe and respect for the history and culture behind them.\nB: All historical relics should not be torn down or rebuilt.\nC: Historical relics are the carrier of history and culture.\nD: Historical relics that have disappeared can be restored through reconstruction.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past 12 months, the Shenzhen property market has experienced a thrilling decline, and the average price of the property market has plummeted by 36%. If you take into account the crazy rise of 18 months earlier, the Shenzhen property market has experienced a roller coaster-like dizziness for 30 months. No one knows where the express train ends, and of course no one knows how to get off.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: No one knows where the express ends, and no one knows how to get off.\nB: Some people know where the express train ends, but none of them know how to get off.\nC: Some people don't know where the express train ends, and some people don't know how to get off.\nD: No one knows where the express train ends, and some people don't know how to get off.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOver the past 12 months, the Shenzhen property market has experienced a thrilling decline, and the average price of the property market has plummeted by 36%. If you take into account the crazy rise of 18 months earlier, the Shenzhen property market has experienced a roller coaster-like dizziness for 30 months. No one knows where the express train ends, and of course no one knows how to get off.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: No one knows where the express ends, and no one knows how to get off.\nB: Some people know where the express train ends, but none of them know how to get off.\nC: Some people don't know where the express train ends, and some people don't know how to get off.\nD: No one knows where the express train ends, and some people don't know how to get off.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSensory marketing means that enterprises take products or services as carriers and use people's receptors (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, fingers, etc.) to directly respond to light, color, sound, smell and other basic stimuli to create a kind of psychological comfort and spiritual satisfaction for consumers, so as to achieve the purpose of marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to sensory marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A bakery took the newly baked bread to passers-by to try it for free, and many people thought it was delicious and bought it.\nB: A cinema opened a popcorn shop, and the smell of popcorn overflowed. Even customers who had just eaten found it very attractive and would buy a vat and bring it into the screening hall.\nC: Coffee shops usually have dark light and play soothing music, which will bring customers an independent sense of space and freedom and make more customers like it.\nD: People tend to fill the missing parts of the graphics, such as hidden text or graphics, and many companies use this to encourage people to participate in activities and promote their products.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSensory marketing means that enterprises take products or services as carriers and use people's receptors (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, fingers, etc.) to directly respond to light, color, sound, smell and other basic stimuli to create a kind of psychological comfort and spiritual satisfaction for consumers, so as to achieve the purpose of marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to sensory marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A bakery took the newly baked bread to passers-by to try it for free, and many people thought it was delicious and bought it.\nB: A cinema opened a popcorn shop, and the smell of popcorn overflowed. Even customers who had just eaten found it very attractive and would buy a vat and bring it into the screening hall.\nC: Coffee shops usually have dark light and play soothing music, which will bring customers an independent sense of space and freedom and make more customers like it.\nD: People tend to fill the missing parts of the graphics, such as hidden text or graphics, and many companies use this to encourage people to participate in activities and promote their products.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSensory marketing means that enterprises take products or services as carriers and use people's receptors (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, fingers, etc.) to directly respond to light, color, sound, smell and other basic stimuli to create a kind of psychological comfort and spiritual satisfaction for consumers, so as to achieve the purpose of marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to sensory marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A bakery took the newly baked bread to passers-by to try it for free, and many people thought it was delicious and bought it.\nB: A cinema opened a popcorn shop, and the smell of popcorn overflowed. Even customers who had just eaten found it very attractive and would buy a vat and bring it into the screening hall.\nC: Coffee shops usually have dark light and play soothing music, which will bring customers an independent sense of space and freedom and make more customers like it.\nD: People tend to fill the missing parts of the graphics, such as hidden text or graphics, and many companies use this to encourage people to participate in activities and promote their products.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSensory marketing means that enterprises take products or services as carriers and use people's receptors (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, fingers, etc.) to directly respond to light, color, sound, smell and other basic stimuli to create a kind of psychological comfort and spiritual satisfaction for consumers, so as to achieve the purpose of marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to sensory marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A bakery took the newly baked bread to passers-by to try it for free, and many people thought it was delicious and bought it.\nB: A cinema opened a popcorn shop, and the smell of popcorn overflowed. Even customers who had just eaten found it very attractive and would buy a vat and bring it into the screening hall.\nC: Coffee shops usually have dark light and play soothing music, which will bring customers an independent sense of space and freedom and make more customers like it.\nD: People tend to fill the missing parts of the graphics, such as hidden text or graphics, and many companies use this to encourage people to participate in activities and promote their products.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBuilding a space station, in which astronauts would live for a considerable time, is essential even if the space station project were to contribute no new knowledge about space or Earth that could not otherwise be obtained. For future missions to explore Mars, we will need the medical knowledge that the space station project will give us about the limits of human capacities to live in spacecraft for an extended time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument makes the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the capacities of astronauts are typical of those of ordinary human beings\nB: the exploration of Mars will be carried out by people traveling in spacecraft and not by robots alone\nC: living in a spaceship for an extended time presents insurmountable medical problems\nD: a mission to Mars will be the first of many missions that will explore the solar system\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBuilding a space station, in which astronauts would live for a considerable time, is essential even if the space station project were to contribute no new knowledge about space or Earth that could not otherwise be obtained. For future missions to explore Mars, we will need the medical knowledge that the space station project will give us about the limits of human capacities to live in spacecraft for an extended time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument makes the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the capacities of astronauts are typical of those of ordinary human beings\nB: the exploration of Mars will be carried out by people traveling in spacecraft and not by robots alone\nC: living in a spaceship for an extended time presents insurmountable medical problems\nD: a mission to Mars will be the first of many missions that will explore the solar system\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBuilding a space station, in which astronauts would live for a considerable time, is essential even if the space station project were to contribute no new knowledge about space or Earth that could not otherwise be obtained. For future missions to explore Mars, we will need the medical knowledge that the space station project will give us about the limits of human capacities to live in spacecraft for an extended time.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument makes the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the capacities of astronauts are typical of those of ordinary human beings\nB: the exploration of Mars will be carried out by people traveling in spacecraft and not by robots alone\nC: living in a spaceship for an extended time presents insurmountable medical problems\nD: a mission to Mars will be the first of many missions that will explore the solar system\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is highly likely that Claudette is a classical pianist. Like most classical pianists, Claudette recognizes many of Clara Schumann' s works. The vast majority of people who are not classical pianists do not. In fact, many people who are not classical pianists have not even heard of Clara Schumann.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that people who have not heard of Clara Schumann do not recognize her works\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that classical pianists cannot also play other musical instruments\nC: relies for its plausibility on the vagueness of the term classical\nD: ignores the possibility that the majority of people who recognize many of Clara Schumann's works are not classical pianists\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is highly likely that Claudette is a classical pianist. Like most classical pianists, Claudette recognizes many of Clara Schumann' s works. The vast majority of people who are not classical pianists do not. In fact, many people who are not classical pianists have not even heard of Clara Schumann.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that people who have not heard of Clara Schumann do not recognize her works\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that classical pianists cannot also play other musical instruments\nC: relies for its plausibility on the vagueness of the term classical\nD: ignores the possibility that the majority of people who recognize many of Clara Schumann's works are not classical pianists\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt is highly likely that Claudette is a classical pianist. Like most classical pianists, Claudette recognizes many of Clara Schumann' s works. The vast majority of people who are not classical pianists do not. In fact, many people who are not classical pianists have not even heard of Clara Schumann.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is flawed in that it\n\nOptions:\nA: presumes, without providing justification, that people who have not heard of Clara Schumann do not recognize her works\nB: presumes, without providing justification, that classical pianists cannot also play other musical instruments\nC: relies for its plausibility on the vagueness of the term classical\nD: ignores the possibility that the majority of people who recognize many of Clara Schumann's works are not classical pianists\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proposal to extend clinical trials, which are routinely used as systematic tests of pharmaceutical innovations, to new surgical procedures should not be implemented. The point is that surgical procedures differ in one important respect from medicinal drugs: a correctly prescribed drug depends for its effectiveness only on the drug' s composition, whereas the effectiveness of even the most appropriate surgical procedure is transparently related to the skills of the surgeon who uses it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: describes a dissimilarity without citing any scientific evidence for the existence of that dissimilarity\nB: ignores the possibility that the challenged proposal is deliberately crude in a way designed to elicit criticism to be used in refining the proposal\nC: does not consider that new surgical procedures might be found to be intrinsically more harmful than the best treatment previously available\nD: assumes that a surgeon's skills remain unchanged throughout the surgeon's professional life\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe proposal to extend clinical trials, which are routinely used as systematic tests of pharmaceutical innovations, to new surgical procedures should not be implemented. The point is that surgical procedures differ in one important respect from medicinal drugs: a correctly prescribed drug depends for its effectiveness only on the drug' s composition, whereas the effectiveness of even the most appropriate surgical procedure is transparently related to the skills of the surgeon who uses it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: describes a dissimilarity without citing any scientific evidence for the existence of that dissimilarity\nB: ignores the possibility that the challenged proposal is deliberately crude in a way designed to elicit criticism to be used in refining the proposal\nC: does not consider that new surgical procedures might be found to be intrinsically more harmful than the best treatment previously available\nD: assumes that a surgeon's skills remain unchanged throughout the surgeon's professional life\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA report by American scientists pointed out that the comprehensive value created by the coastal wetland ecosystem per hectare is 4025 dollars per year, which is equivalent to twice the tropical rain forest in the same area, or 13 times that of other forests, 17 times that of grassland, or 44 times that of farmland!\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not the correct understanding of value in the sentence?\n\nOptions:\nA: Coastal wetlands are rich in biodiversity.\nB: Special ecosystem coastal wetland plays an irreplaceable role in global ecological balance.\nC: Coastal wetlands have high biological productivity and important coastal protection functions.\nD: Coastal wetlands can create high national economic value for coastal areas.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen the old types of art, such as novels and dramas, gradually deviate from the focus of the world's attention and give way to the upstart artists such as film and television, a kind of cultural poverty is shrouded in all kinds of criticism. In the face of strong industrial culture, cultural criticism has almost become a promotional advertisement.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options means a kind of cultural poverty is shrouded in all kinds of criticism in this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Cultural poverty makes criticism impossible.\nB: The taste of all kinds of cultural criticism is declining.\nC: The phenomenon of cultural poverty has been criticized.\nD: Critics are threatened by poverty.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have found that men on a low-fat diet are more likely to suffer from testosterone deficiency than other men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The trial found that men on the low-fat diet of the Mediterranean diet had lower testosterone levels than other men.\nB: Lack of testosterone can lead to a variety of health problems, such as loss of energy, sleep disorders and hair loss.\nC: Men who control their diets in order to lose weight may increase their testosterone levels.\nD: Obesity makes men prone to testosterone deficiency, while men on a low-fat diet can lose weight\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have found that men on a low-fat diet are more likely to suffer from testosterone deficiency than other men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The trial found that men on the low-fat diet of the Mediterranean diet had lower testosterone levels than other men.\nB: Lack of testosterone can lead to a variety of health problems, such as loss of energy, sleep disorders and hair loss.\nC: Men who control their diets in order to lose weight may increase their testosterone levels.\nD: Obesity makes men prone to testosterone deficiency, while men on a low-fat diet can lose weight\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStudies have found that men on a low-fat diet are more likely to suffer from testosterone deficiency than other men.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The trial found that men on the low-fat diet of the Mediterranean diet had lower testosterone levels than other men.\nB: Lack of testosterone can lead to a variety of health problems, such as loss of energy, sleep disorders and hair loss.\nC: Men who control their diets in order to lose weight may increase their testosterone levels.\nD: Obesity makes men prone to testosterone deficiency, while men on a low-fat diet can lose weight\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstitutionalized procedures refer to a process in which people internalize and habituate certain behavior patterns and behavior norms. It is manifested in certain social life norms, customs and rituals. It is a phenomenon in which people consciously or unconsciously act according to this behavior pattern and behavior when they appear in a certain social role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an institutionalized procedure?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school raises the national flag on time every day.\nB: Xiao Li, the research secretary, takes notes even when he is not asked to do so.\nC: Lao Zhang often reminisces about all sorts of trifles at work after he retires.\nD: Every year in a certain village, a respected chief priest is selected from the village to preside over the event.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstitutionalized procedures refer to a process in which people internalize and habituate certain behavior patterns and behavior norms. It is manifested in certain social life norms, customs and rituals. It is a phenomenon in which people consciously or unconsciously act according to this behavior pattern and behavior when they appear in a certain social role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an institutionalized procedure?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school raises the national flag on time every day.\nB: Xiao Li, the research secretary, takes notes even when he is not asked to do so.\nC: Lao Zhang often reminisces about all sorts of trifles at work after he retires.\nD: Every year in a certain village, a respected chief priest is selected from the village to preside over the event.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstitutionalized procedures refer to a process in which people internalize and habituate certain behavior patterns and behavior norms. It is manifested in certain social life norms, customs and rituals. It is a phenomenon in which people consciously or unconsciously act according to this behavior pattern and behavior when they appear in a certain social role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an institutionalized procedure?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school raises the national flag on time every day.\nB: Xiao Li, the research secretary, takes notes even when he is not asked to do so.\nC: Lao Zhang often reminisces about all sorts of trifles at work after he retires.\nD: Every year in a certain village, a respected chief priest is selected from the village to preside over the event.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInstitutionalized procedures refer to a process in which people internalize and habituate certain behavior patterns and behavior norms. It is manifested in certain social life norms, customs and rituals. It is a phenomenon in which people consciously or unconsciously act according to this behavior pattern and behavior when they appear in a certain social role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an institutionalized procedure?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school raises the national flag on time every day.\nB: Xiao Li, the research secretary, takes notes even when he is not asked to do so.\nC: Lao Zhang often reminisces about all sorts of trifles at work after he retires.\nD: Every year in a certain village, a respected chief priest is selected from the village to preside over the event.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features that, according to focus group research, are of greater interest to potential readers. Such a move is ill-advised. Though meant to increase readership, it actually decreases readership by alienating loyal readers while catering to casual readers who are more likely to watch television than pick up a newspaper.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The move to replace book reviews with other features was meant to increase readership, but it actually decreases it.\nB: Many newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features.\nC: The move to replace book reviews with other features alienates loyal readers and caters to casual readers.\nD: The newspapers should not have cut back on book reviews.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features that, according to focus group research, are of greater interest to potential readers. Such a move is ill-advised. Though meant to increase readership, it actually decreases readership by alienating loyal readers while catering to casual readers who are more likely to watch television than pick up a newspaper.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The move to replace book reviews with other features was meant to increase readership, but it actually decreases it.\nB: Many newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features.\nC: The move to replace book reviews with other features alienates loyal readers and caters to casual readers.\nD: The newspapers should not have cut back on book reviews.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features that, according to focus group research, are of greater interest to potential readers. Such a move is ill-advised. Though meant to increase readership, it actually decreases readership by alienating loyal readers while catering to casual readers who are more likely to watch television than pick up a newspaper.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The move to replace book reviews with other features was meant to increase readership, but it actually decreases it.\nB: Many newspapers have cut back on book reviews, replacing them with other features.\nC: The move to replace book reviews with other features alienates loyal readers and caters to casual readers.\nD: The newspapers should not have cut back on book reviews.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen politicians describe their opponents' positions, they typically make those positions seem implausible and unattractive. In contrast, scholars try to make opposing positions seem as plausible and attractive as possible. Doing so makes their arguments against those positions more persuasive to their professional colleagues. Politicians should take note: they could persuade more voters with their arguments if they simply followed the scholars in charitably formulating their opponents' positions.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to address the possibility that an approach that works with one kind of audience will not work with another\nB: takes for granted that both scholars and politicians have persuasion as their aim\nC: fails to account for the difficulty of coming up with charitable formulations of positions to which one is opposed\nD: focuses on the differences between two styles of argumentation even though those styles might be suited to similar audiences\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen politicians describe their opponents' positions, they typically make those positions seem implausible and unattractive. In contrast, scholars try to make opposing positions seem as plausible and attractive as possible. Doing so makes their arguments against those positions more persuasive to their professional colleagues. Politicians should take note: they could persuade more voters with their arguments if they simply followed the scholars in charitably formulating their opponents' positions.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to address the possibility that an approach that works with one kind of audience will not work with another\nB: takes for granted that both scholars and politicians have persuasion as their aim\nC: fails to account for the difficulty of coming up with charitable formulations of positions to which one is opposed\nD: focuses on the differences between two styles of argumentation even though those styles might be suited to similar audiences\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen politicians describe their opponents' positions, they typically make those positions seem implausible and unattractive. In contrast, scholars try to make opposing positions seem as plausible and attractive as possible. Doing so makes their arguments against those positions more persuasive to their professional colleagues. Politicians should take note: they could persuade more voters with their arguments if they simply followed the scholars in charitably formulating their opponents' positions.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to address the possibility that an approach that works with one kind of audience will not work with another\nB: takes for granted that both scholars and politicians have persuasion as their aim\nC: fails to account for the difficulty of coming up with charitable formulations of positions to which one is opposed\nD: focuses on the differences between two styles of argumentation even though those styles might be suited to similar audiences\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen politicians describe their opponents' positions, they typically make those positions seem implausible and unattractive. In contrast, scholars try to make opposing positions seem as plausible and attractive as possible. Doing so makes their arguments against those positions more persuasive to their professional colleagues. Politicians should take note: they could persuade more voters with their arguments if they simply followed the scholars in charitably formulating their opponents' positions.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that it\n\nOptions:\nA: fails to address the possibility that an approach that works with one kind of audience will not work with another\nB: takes for granted that both scholars and politicians have persuasion as their aim\nC: fails to account for the difficulty of coming up with charitable formulations of positions to which one is opposed\nD: focuses on the differences between two styles of argumentation even though those styles might be suited to similar audiences\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the Wei gatherers were not the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and some of the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not the descendants of Guzhu.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the Wei gatherers are descendants of Guzhu\nB: Some Wei pickers are not descendants of Guzhu.\nC: All the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not Wei gatherers\nD: Some descendants of Guzhu. were not subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the Wei gatherers were not the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and some of the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not the descendants of Guzhu.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the Wei gatherers are descendants of Guzhu\nB: Some Wei pickers are not descendants of Guzhu.\nC: All the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not Wei gatherers\nD: Some descendants of Guzhu. were not subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the Wei gatherers were not the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and some of the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not the descendants of Guzhu.\n\nQuestion:\nSo\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the Wei gatherers are descendants of Guzhu\nB: Some Wei pickers are not descendants of Guzhu.\nC: All the subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty were not Wei gatherers\nD: Some descendants of Guzhu. were not subjects of the Western Zhou Dynasty\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA group of unusual meteorites was found in Shergotty, India. Their structure indicates that they originated on one of the geologically active planets, Mercury, Venus, or Mars. Because of Mercury' s proximity to the Sun, any material dislodged from that planet' s surface would have been captured by the Sun, rather than falling to Earth as meteorites. Nor could Venus be the source of the meteorites, because its gravity would have prevented dislodged material from escaping into space. The meteorites, ttherefore, probably fell to Earth after being dislodged from Mars, perhaps as the result of a collision with a large object.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument derives its conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: eliminating competing alternative explanations\nB: contrasting present circumstances with past circumstances\nC: abstracting a general principle from specific data\nD: offering a counterexample to a theory\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA group of unusual meteorites was found in Shergotty, India. Their structure indicates that they originated on one of the geologically active planets, Mercury, Venus, or Mars. Because of Mercury' s proximity to the Sun, any material dislodged from that planet' s surface would have been captured by the Sun, rather than falling to Earth as meteorites. Nor could Venus be the source of the meteorites, because its gravity would have prevented dislodged material from escaping into space. The meteorites, ttherefore, probably fell to Earth after being dislodged from Mars, perhaps as the result of a collision with a large object.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument derives its conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: eliminating competing alternative explanations\nB: contrasting present circumstances with past circumstances\nC: abstracting a general principle from specific data\nD: offering a counterexample to a theory\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA group of unusual meteorites was found in Shergotty, India. Their structure indicates that they originated on one of the geologically active planets, Mercury, Venus, or Mars. Because of Mercury' s proximity to the Sun, any material dislodged from that planet' s surface would have been captured by the Sun, rather than falling to Earth as meteorites. Nor could Venus be the source of the meteorites, because its gravity would have prevented dislodged material from escaping into space. The meteorites, ttherefore, probably fell to Earth after being dislodged from Mars, perhaps as the result of a collision with a large object.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument derives its conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: eliminating competing alternative explanations\nB: contrasting present circumstances with past circumstances\nC: abstracting a general principle from specific data\nD: offering a counterexample to a theory\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA group of unusual meteorites was found in Shergotty, India. Their structure indicates that they originated on one of the geologically active planets, Mercury, Venus, or Mars. Because of Mercury' s proximity to the Sun, any material dislodged from that planet' s surface would have been captured by the Sun, rather than falling to Earth as meteorites. Nor could Venus be the source of the meteorites, because its gravity would have prevented dislodged material from escaping into space. The meteorites, ttherefore, probably fell to Earth after being dislodged from Mars, perhaps as the result of a collision with a large object.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument derives its conclusion by\n\nOptions:\nA: eliminating competing alternative explanations\nB: contrasting present circumstances with past circumstances\nC: abstracting a general principle from specific data\nD: offering a counterexample to a theory\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNovice bird-watcher: I don' t know much about animal tracks, but I do know that birds typically have four toes, and most birds have three toes pointing forward and one toe pointing backward. Since this track was made by an animal with four toes, of which three point forward and one points backward, we can conclude it was made by some kind of bird.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: relies on the vagueness of the term track\nB: depends on evidence about an individual bird rather than about birds in general\nC: does not define birds as animals with four toes\nD: does not establish that only a bird could have made the track\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNovice bird-watcher: I don' t know much about animal tracks, but I do know that birds typically have four toes, and most birds have three toes pointing forward and one toe pointing backward. Since this track was made by an animal with four toes, of which three point forward and one points backward, we can conclude it was made by some kind of bird.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: relies on the vagueness of the term track\nB: depends on evidence about an individual bird rather than about birds in general\nC: does not define birds as animals with four toes\nD: does not establish that only a bird could have made the track\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNovice bird-watcher: I don' t know much about animal tracks, but I do know that birds typically have four toes, and most birds have three toes pointing forward and one toe pointing backward. Since this track was made by an animal with four toes, of which three point forward and one points backward, we can conclude it was made by some kind of bird.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is flawed because it\n\nOptions:\nA: relies on the vagueness of the term track\nB: depends on evidence about an individual bird rather than about birds in general\nC: does not define birds as animals with four toes\nD: does not establish that only a bird could have made the track\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school recruitment full-time teachers are Zhang Qiang, Li Ying, Wang Dan, Zhao Lei, Qian Ping 5 doctoral candidates. Three graduated from American universities, two from British universities, two published SSCI papers, three did not published SSCI papers. Zhang Qiang and Wang Dan are known to graduate from the same universities in the same countries, but Zhao Lei and Qian Ping are from different countries; Li Ying and Qian Ping publish the same papers, but Wang Dan and Zhao Lei publish different papers. In the end, British universities to train a published SSCI doctoral dissertation was admitted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang Qiang didn't publish an SSCI paper\nB: Li Ying published SSCI papers\nC: Wang Dan graduated from a British college\nD: Zhao Lei graduated from a British college\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school recruitment full-time teachers are Zhang Qiang, Li Ying, Wang Dan, Zhao Lei, Qian Ping 5 doctoral candidates. Three graduated from American universities, two from British universities, two published SSCI papers, three did not published SSCI papers. Zhang Qiang and Wang Dan are known to graduate from the same universities in the same countries, but Zhao Lei and Qian Ping are from different countries; Li Ying and Qian Ping publish the same papers, but Wang Dan and Zhao Lei publish different papers. In the end, British universities to train a published SSCI doctoral dissertation was admitted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang Qiang didn't publish an SSCI paper\nB: Li Ying published SSCI papers\nC: Wang Dan graduated from a British college\nD: Zhao Lei graduated from a British college\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA school recruitment full-time teachers are Zhang Qiang, Li Ying, Wang Dan, Zhao Lei, Qian Ping 5 doctoral candidates. Three graduated from American universities, two from British universities, two published SSCI papers, three did not published SSCI papers. Zhang Qiang and Wang Dan are known to graduate from the same universities in the same countries, but Zhao Lei and Qian Ping are from different countries; Li Ying and Qian Ping publish the same papers, but Wang Dan and Zhao Lei publish different papers. In the end, British universities to train a published SSCI doctoral dissertation was admitted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be derived from this?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang Qiang didn't publish an SSCI paper\nB: Li Ying published SSCI papers\nC: Wang Dan graduated from a British college\nD: Zhao Lei graduated from a British college\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that the use of multimedia courseware can improve the teaching effect. Even if the courseware is too simple, only the traditional blackboard writing move, can not really achieve the effect of multimedia, can also play a time-saving role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using multimedia courseware for teaching has obvious advantages over using traditional blackboard writing for teaching\nB: Transferring the content of blackboard writing to courseware will not reduce the effectiveness of traditional blackboard writing in teaching\nC: The courseware used by some teachers is too simple to give full play to the effect of multimedia\nD: Replacing the traditional blackboard writing with multimedia courseware can save the time of writing blackboard writing\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that the use of multimedia courseware can improve the teaching effect. Even if the courseware is too simple, only the traditional blackboard writing move, can not really achieve the effect of multimedia, can also play a time-saving role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using multimedia courseware for teaching has obvious advantages over using traditional blackboard writing for teaching\nB: Transferring the content of blackboard writing to courseware will not reduce the effectiveness of traditional blackboard writing in teaching\nC: The courseware used by some teachers is too simple to give full play to the effect of multimedia\nD: Replacing the traditional blackboard writing with multimedia courseware can save the time of writing blackboard writing\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that the use of multimedia courseware can improve the teaching effect. Even if the courseware is too simple, only the traditional blackboard writing move, can not really achieve the effect of multimedia, can also play a time-saving role.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is the hypothesis on which the above argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using multimedia courseware for teaching has obvious advantages over using traditional blackboard writing for teaching\nB: Transferring the content of blackboard writing to courseware will not reduce the effectiveness of traditional blackboard writing in teaching\nC: The courseware used by some teachers is too simple to give full play to the effect of multimedia\nD: Replacing the traditional blackboard writing with multimedia courseware can save the time of writing blackboard writing\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSolicitor: Loux named Zembaty executor of her will. Her only beneficiary was her grandson, of whom she was very fond. Prior to distributing the remainder to the beneficiary, Zembaty was legally required to choose which properties in the estate should be sold to clear the estate' s heavy debts. Loux never expressed any particular desire about the Stoke Farm, which includes the only farmland in her estate. Thus, it is unlikely that Loux would have had any objection to Zembaty' s having sold it rather than having transferred it to her grandson.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the solicitor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Stoke Farm was the main cause of the estate's debts.\nB: The estate's debts could not have been cleared without selling the Stoke Farm.\nC: Loux was well aware of the legal requirements the executor of her will would have to satisfy.\nD: Loux's grandson had repeatedly expressed his desire to own a farm.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSolicitor: Loux named Zembaty executor of her will. Her only beneficiary was her grandson, of whom she was very fond. Prior to distributing the remainder to the beneficiary, Zembaty was legally required to choose which properties in the estate should be sold to clear the estate' s heavy debts. Loux never expressed any particular desire about the Stoke Farm, which includes the only farmland in her estate. Thus, it is unlikely that Loux would have had any objection to Zembaty' s having sold it rather than having transferred it to her grandson.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the solicitor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Stoke Farm was the main cause of the estate's debts.\nB: The estate's debts could not have been cleared without selling the Stoke Farm.\nC: Loux was well aware of the legal requirements the executor of her will would have to satisfy.\nD: Loux's grandson had repeatedly expressed his desire to own a farm.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSolicitor: Loux named Zembaty executor of her will. Her only beneficiary was her grandson, of whom she was very fond. Prior to distributing the remainder to the beneficiary, Zembaty was legally required to choose which properties in the estate should be sold to clear the estate' s heavy debts. Loux never expressed any particular desire about the Stoke Farm, which includes the only farmland in her estate. Thus, it is unlikely that Loux would have had any objection to Zembaty' s having sold it rather than having transferred it to her grandson.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the solicitor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Stoke Farm was the main cause of the estate's debts.\nB: The estate's debts could not have been cleared without selling the Stoke Farm.\nC: Loux was well aware of the legal requirements the executor of her will would have to satisfy.\nD: Loux's grandson had repeatedly expressed his desire to own a farm.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSolicitor: Loux named Zembaty executor of her will. Her only beneficiary was her grandson, of whom she was very fond. Prior to distributing the remainder to the beneficiary, Zembaty was legally required to choose which properties in the estate should be sold to clear the estate' s heavy debts. Loux never expressed any particular desire about the Stoke Farm, which includes the only farmland in her estate. Thus, it is unlikely that Loux would have had any objection to Zembaty' s having sold it rather than having transferred it to her grandson.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most weakens the solicitor's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The Stoke Farm was the main cause of the estate's debts.\nB: The estate's debts could not have been cleared without selling the Stoke Farm.\nC: Loux was well aware of the legal requirements the executor of her will would have to satisfy.\nD: Loux's grandson had repeatedly expressed his desire to own a farm.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the increase in the price of a product will lead to a decrease in sales, unless the increase in price is accompanied by an improvement in the quality of the product. In China, foreign brands of wine are an exception. Seven increases in the price of wine from many foreign brands often lead to an increase in sales, although the quality of those brands has not changed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many consumers decide which wine to buy based on advertisements in the mass media.\nB: People who buy wine regularly have a fixed preference for the brand of wine.\nC: Consumers often judge the quality of wine according to the price of wine.\nD: Retailers and producers of wine can temporarily increase the sales of certain wines through discounts on the price.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the increase in the price of a product will lead to a decrease in sales, unless the increase in price is accompanied by an improvement in the quality of the product. In China, foreign brands of wine are an exception. Seven increases in the price of wine from many foreign brands often lead to an increase in sales, although the quality of those brands has not changed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many consumers decide which wine to buy based on advertisements in the mass media.\nB: People who buy wine regularly have a fixed preference for the brand of wine.\nC: Consumers often judge the quality of wine according to the price of wine.\nD: Retailers and producers of wine can temporarily increase the sales of certain wines through discounts on the price.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the increase in the price of a product will lead to a decrease in sales, unless the increase in price is accompanied by an improvement in the quality of the product. In China, foreign brands of wine are an exception. Seven increases in the price of wine from many foreign brands often lead to an increase in sales, although the quality of those brands has not changed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many consumers decide which wine to buy based on advertisements in the mass media.\nB: People who buy wine regularly have a fixed preference for the brand of wine.\nC: Consumers often judge the quality of wine according to the price of wine.\nD: Retailers and producers of wine can temporarily increase the sales of certain wines through discounts on the price.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGenerally speaking, the increase in the price of a product will lead to a decrease in sales, unless the increase in price is accompanied by an improvement in the quality of the product. In China, foreign brands of wine are an exception. Seven increases in the price of wine from many foreign brands often lead to an increase in sales, although the quality of those brands has not changed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, best explains the above anomaly?\n\nOptions:\nA: Many consumers decide which wine to buy based on advertisements in the mass media.\nB: People who buy wine regularly have a fixed preference for the brand of wine.\nC: Consumers often judge the quality of wine according to the price of wine.\nD: Retailers and producers of wine can temporarily increase the sales of certain wines through discounts on the price.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a party game, one person leaves the room with the understanding that someone else will relate a recent dream to the remaining group. The person then returns and tries to reconstruct the dream by asking only yes-or-no questions. In fact, no dream has been related: the group simply answers the questions according to some arbitrary rule. Surprisingly, the person usually constructs a dream narrative that is both coherent and ingenious.\n\nQuestion:\nThe example presented above most closely conforms to which one of the following propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dreams are often just collections of images and ideas without coherent structures.\nB: The presumption that something has order and coherence can lead one to imbue it with order and coherence.\nC: People often invent clever and coherent stories to explain their behavior to other people.\nD: Interpreting another person's dream requires that one understand the dream as a coherent narrative.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a party game, one person leaves the room with the understanding that someone else will relate a recent dream to the remaining group. The person then returns and tries to reconstruct the dream by asking only yes-or-no questions. In fact, no dream has been related: the group simply answers the questions according to some arbitrary rule. Surprisingly, the person usually constructs a dream narrative that is both coherent and ingenious.\n\nQuestion:\nThe example presented above most closely conforms to which one of the following propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dreams are often just collections of images and ideas without coherent structures.\nB: The presumption that something has order and coherence can lead one to imbue it with order and coherence.\nC: People often invent clever and coherent stories to explain their behavior to other people.\nD: Interpreting another person's dream requires that one understand the dream as a coherent narrative.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a party game, one person leaves the room with the understanding that someone else will relate a recent dream to the remaining group. The person then returns and tries to reconstruct the dream by asking only yes-or-no questions. In fact, no dream has been related: the group simply answers the questions according to some arbitrary rule. Surprisingly, the person usually constructs a dream narrative that is both coherent and ingenious.\n\nQuestion:\nThe example presented above most closely conforms to which one of the following propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dreams are often just collections of images and ideas without coherent structures.\nB: The presumption that something has order and coherence can lead one to imbue it with order and coherence.\nC: People often invent clever and coherent stories to explain their behavior to other people.\nD: Interpreting another person's dream requires that one understand the dream as a coherent narrative.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn a party game, one person leaves the room with the understanding that someone else will relate a recent dream to the remaining group. The person then returns and tries to reconstruct the dream by asking only yes-or-no questions. In fact, no dream has been related: the group simply answers the questions according to some arbitrary rule. Surprisingly, the person usually constructs a dream narrative that is both coherent and ingenious.\n\nQuestion:\nThe example presented above most closely conforms to which one of the following propositions?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dreams are often just collections of images and ideas without coherent structures.\nB: The presumption that something has order and coherence can lead one to imbue it with order and coherence.\nC: People often invent clever and coherent stories to explain their behavior to other people.\nD: Interpreting another person's dream requires that one understand the dream as a coherent narrative.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: The eighteenth-century thesis that motion is absolute asserts that the change in an object' s position over time could be measured without reference to the position of any other object. A well-respected physicist, however, claims that this thesis is incoherent. Since a thesis that is incoherent cannot be accepted as a description of reality, motion cannot be absolute.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument uses which one of the following argumentative techniques?\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to persuade by the mere use of technical terminology\nB: inferring from what has been observed to be the case under experimental conditions to what is in principle true\nC: generalizing from what is true in one region of space to what must be true in all regions of space\nD: relying on the authority of an expert to support a premise\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: The eighteenth-century thesis that motion is absolute asserts that the change in an object' s position over time could be measured without reference to the position of any other object. A well-respected physicist, however, claims that this thesis is incoherent. Since a thesis that is incoherent cannot be accepted as a description of reality, motion cannot be absolute.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument uses which one of the following argumentative techniques?\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to persuade by the mere use of technical terminology\nB: inferring from what has been observed to be the case under experimental conditions to what is in principle true\nC: generalizing from what is true in one region of space to what must be true in all regions of space\nD: relying on the authority of an expert to support a premise\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: The eighteenth-century thesis that motion is absolute asserts that the change in an object' s position over time could be measured without reference to the position of any other object. A well-respected physicist, however, claims that this thesis is incoherent. Since a thesis that is incoherent cannot be accepted as a description of reality, motion cannot be absolute.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument uses which one of the following argumentative techniques?\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to persuade by the mere use of technical terminology\nB: inferring from what has been observed to be the case under experimental conditions to what is in principle true\nC: generalizing from what is true in one region of space to what must be true in all regions of space\nD: relying on the authority of an expert to support a premise\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPhilosopher: The eighteenth-century thesis that motion is absolute asserts that the change in an object' s position over time could be measured without reference to the position of any other object. A well-respected physicist, however, claims that this thesis is incoherent. Since a thesis that is incoherent cannot be accepted as a description of reality, motion cannot be absolute.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument uses which one of the following argumentative techniques?\n\nOptions:\nA: attempting to persuade by the mere use of technical terminology\nB: inferring from what has been observed to be the case under experimental conditions to what is in principle true\nC: generalizing from what is true in one region of space to what must be true in all regions of space\nD: relying on the authority of an expert to support a premise\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain medication that is frequently prescribed to lower a patient' s cholesterol level is generally effective. A recent study of 1, 000 subjects ranging widely in age indicates, however, that the cholesterol level of someone taking the medication is typically 12 to 15 percent higher than the average for that person' s age group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both of the claims made above could be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The medication described above is usually prescribed only for people whose cholesterol level is at least 30 percent above the average for their age group.\nB: Another medication is prescribed to treat high cholesterol just as often as the medication described above is.\nC: Within the population as a whole, approximately the same number of people have relatively high cholesterol levels as have relatively low cholesterol levels.\nD: A recently developed cholesterol-lowering medication is more effective than the medication described above.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain medication that is frequently prescribed to lower a patient' s cholesterol level is generally effective. A recent study of 1, 000 subjects ranging widely in age indicates, however, that the cholesterol level of someone taking the medication is typically 12 to 15 percent higher than the average for that person' s age group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both of the claims made above could be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The medication described above is usually prescribed only for people whose cholesterol level is at least 30 percent above the average for their age group.\nB: Another medication is prescribed to treat high cholesterol just as often as the medication described above is.\nC: Within the population as a whole, approximately the same number of people have relatively high cholesterol levels as have relatively low cholesterol levels.\nD: A recently developed cholesterol-lowering medication is more effective than the medication described above.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain medication that is frequently prescribed to lower a patient' s cholesterol level is generally effective. A recent study of 1, 000 subjects ranging widely in age indicates, however, that the cholesterol level of someone taking the medication is typically 12 to 15 percent higher than the average for that person' s age group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both of the claims made above could be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The medication described above is usually prescribed only for people whose cholesterol level is at least 30 percent above the average for their age group.\nB: Another medication is prescribed to treat high cholesterol just as often as the medication described above is.\nC: Within the population as a whole, approximately the same number of people have relatively high cholesterol levels as have relatively low cholesterol levels.\nD: A recently developed cholesterol-lowering medication is more effective than the medication described above.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain medication that is frequently prescribed to lower a patient' s cholesterol level is generally effective. A recent study of 1, 000 subjects ranging widely in age indicates, however, that the cholesterol level of someone taking the medication is typically 12 to 15 percent higher than the average for that person' s age group.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain how both of the claims made above could be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: The medication described above is usually prescribed only for people whose cholesterol level is at least 30 percent above the average for their age group.\nB: Another medication is prescribed to treat high cholesterol just as often as the medication described above is.\nC: Within the population as a whole, approximately the same number of people have relatively high cholesterol levels as have relatively low cholesterol levels.\nD: A recently developed cholesterol-lowering medication is more effective than the medication described above.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe natural elimination breeding method refers to a breeding method that reduces the perceived intervention in the selection process of good seeds and tries to determine the required good breeds through the natural growth that is screened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a natural elimination breeding method?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to select disease-resistant seed fish, turtle farms did not use any drugs in the case of successive death. The last fish alive is a seed fish.\nB: Koi fish farmers began to sort the most economic value of fish fry. After three artificial selections, only about 10 percent of the small fish eventually became larvae.\nC: Dendrobium farmers climb the cliffs to collect wild dendrobium. A number of new varieties have been carefully cultivated by selecting some of them as seedlings.\nD: Some of the plants that grow on the hillside are very vigorous, others are small and yellow. There is a clear distinction between them, which is the image of the natural selection.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe natural elimination breeding method refers to a breeding method that reduces the perceived intervention in the selection process of good seeds and tries to determine the required good breeds through the natural growth that is screened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a natural elimination breeding method?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to select disease-resistant seed fish, turtle farms did not use any drugs in the case of successive death. The last fish alive is a seed fish.\nB: Koi fish farmers began to sort the most economic value of fish fry. After three artificial selections, only about 10 percent of the small fish eventually became larvae.\nC: Dendrobium farmers climb the cliffs to collect wild dendrobium. A number of new varieties have been carefully cultivated by selecting some of them as seedlings.\nD: Some of the plants that grow on the hillside are very vigorous, others are small and yellow. There is a clear distinction between them, which is the image of the natural selection.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe natural elimination breeding method refers to a breeding method that reduces the perceived intervention in the selection process of good seeds and tries to determine the required good breeds through the natural growth that is screened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a natural elimination breeding method?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to select disease-resistant seed fish, turtle farms did not use any drugs in the case of successive death. The last fish alive is a seed fish.\nB: Koi fish farmers began to sort the most economic value of fish fry. After three artificial selections, only about 10 percent of the small fish eventually became larvae.\nC: Dendrobium farmers climb the cliffs to collect wild dendrobium. A number of new varieties have been carefully cultivated by selecting some of them as seedlings.\nD: Some of the plants that grow on the hillside are very vigorous, others are small and yellow. There is a clear distinction between them, which is the image of the natural selection.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe natural elimination breeding method refers to a breeding method that reduces the perceived intervention in the selection process of good seeds and tries to determine the required good breeds through the natural growth that is screened.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is a natural elimination breeding method?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to select disease-resistant seed fish, turtle farms did not use any drugs in the case of successive death. The last fish alive is a seed fish.\nB: Koi fish farmers began to sort the most economic value of fish fry. After three artificial selections, only about 10 percent of the small fish eventually became larvae.\nC: Dendrobium farmers climb the cliffs to collect wild dendrobium. A number of new varieties have been carefully cultivated by selecting some of them as seedlings.\nD: Some of the plants that grow on the hillside are very vigorous, others are small and yellow. There is a clear distinction between them, which is the image of the natural selection.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLydia: Red squirrels are known to make holes in the bark of sugar maple trees and to consume the trees' sap. Since sugar maple sap is essentially water with a small concentration of sugar, the squirrels almost certainly are after either water or sugar. Water is easily available from other sources in places where maple trees grow, so the squirrels would not go to the trouble of chewing holes in trees just to get water. Ttherefore, they are probably after the sugar. Galina: It must be something other than sugar, because the concentration of sugar in the maple sap is so low that a squirrel would need to drink an enormous amount of sap to get any significant amount of sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nLydia's argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: rejecting a possible alternative explanation for an observed phenomenon\nB: dismissing potentially disconfirming data\nC: drawing an analogy between well-understood phenomena and an unexplained phenomenon\nD: presenting an observed action as part of a larger pattern of behavior\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLydia: Red squirrels are known to make holes in the bark of sugar maple trees and to consume the trees' sap. Since sugar maple sap is essentially water with a small concentration of sugar, the squirrels almost certainly are after either water or sugar. Water is easily available from other sources in places where maple trees grow, so the squirrels would not go to the trouble of chewing holes in trees just to get water. Ttherefore, they are probably after the sugar. Galina: It must be something other than sugar, because the concentration of sugar in the maple sap is so low that a squirrel would need to drink an enormous amount of sap to get any significant amount of sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nLydia's argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: rejecting a possible alternative explanation for an observed phenomenon\nB: dismissing potentially disconfirming data\nC: drawing an analogy between well-understood phenomena and an unexplained phenomenon\nD: presenting an observed action as part of a larger pattern of behavior\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLydia: Red squirrels are known to make holes in the bark of sugar maple trees and to consume the trees' sap. Since sugar maple sap is essentially water with a small concentration of sugar, the squirrels almost certainly are after either water or sugar. Water is easily available from other sources in places where maple trees grow, so the squirrels would not go to the trouble of chewing holes in trees just to get water. Ttherefore, they are probably after the sugar. Galina: It must be something other than sugar, because the concentration of sugar in the maple sap is so low that a squirrel would need to drink an enormous amount of sap to get any significant amount of sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nLydia's argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: rejecting a possible alternative explanation for an observed phenomenon\nB: dismissing potentially disconfirming data\nC: drawing an analogy between well-understood phenomena and an unexplained phenomenon\nD: presenting an observed action as part of a larger pattern of behavior\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLydia: Red squirrels are known to make holes in the bark of sugar maple trees and to consume the trees' sap. Since sugar maple sap is essentially water with a small concentration of sugar, the squirrels almost certainly are after either water or sugar. Water is easily available from other sources in places where maple trees grow, so the squirrels would not go to the trouble of chewing holes in trees just to get water. Ttherefore, they are probably after the sugar. Galina: It must be something other than sugar, because the concentration of sugar in the maple sap is so low that a squirrel would need to drink an enormous amount of sap to get any significant amount of sugar.\n\nQuestion:\nLydia's argument proceeds by\n\nOptions:\nA: rejecting a possible alternative explanation for an observed phenomenon\nB: dismissing potentially disconfirming data\nC: drawing an analogy between well-understood phenomena and an unexplained phenomenon\nD: presenting an observed action as part of a larger pattern of behavior\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: Our pool of applicants has been shrinking over the past few years. One possible explanation of this unwelcome phenomenon is that we charge too little for tuition and fees. Prospective students and their parents conclude that the quality of education they would receive at this institution is not as high as that offered by institutions with higher tuition. So, if we want to increase the size of our applicant pool, we need to raise our tuition and fees.\n\nQuestion:\nThe university president's argument requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proposed explanation for the decline in applications applies in this case\nB: there is no additional explanation for the university's shrinking applicant pool\nC: the quality of a university education is dependent on the amount of tuition charged by the university\nD: the amount charged by the university for tuition has not increased in recent years\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: Our pool of applicants has been shrinking over the past few years. One possible explanation of this unwelcome phenomenon is that we charge too little for tuition and fees. Prospective students and their parents conclude that the quality of education they would receive at this institution is not as high as that offered by institutions with higher tuition. So, if we want to increase the size of our applicant pool, we need to raise our tuition and fees.\n\nQuestion:\nThe university president's argument requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proposed explanation for the decline in applications applies in this case\nB: there is no additional explanation for the university's shrinking applicant pool\nC: the quality of a university education is dependent on the amount of tuition charged by the university\nD: the amount charged by the university for tuition has not increased in recent years\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUniversity president: Our pool of applicants has been shrinking over the past few years. One possible explanation of this unwelcome phenomenon is that we charge too little for tuition and fees. Prospective students and their parents conclude that the quality of education they would receive at this institution is not as high as that offered by institutions with higher tuition. So, if we want to increase the size of our applicant pool, we need to raise our tuition and fees.\n\nQuestion:\nThe university president's argument requires the assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: the proposed explanation for the decline in applications applies in this case\nB: there is no additional explanation for the university's shrinking applicant pool\nC: the quality of a university education is dependent on the amount of tuition charged by the university\nD: the amount charged by the university for tuition has not increased in recent years\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen hypnotized subjects are told that they are deaf and are then asked whether they can hear the hypnotist, they reply, No. Some theorists try to explain this result by arguing that the selves of hypnotized subjects are dissociated into separate parts, and that the part that is deaf is dissociated from the part that replies.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following challenges indicates the most serious weakness in the attempted explanation described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Why does the part that replies not answer, Yes?\nB: Why do the subjects appear to accept the hypnotist's suggestion that they are deaf?\nC: Why do hypnotized subjects all respond the same way in the situation described?\nD: Why are the observed facts in need of any special explanation?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse empathy bias, also known as false consistency deviation, means that people often overestimate or exaggerate the universality of their beliefs, judgments and behaviors. When knowing others, they always like to give their own characteristics to others, assuming that they are the same as themselves, and when they encounter conflicting information, they will firmly believe in the correctness of their beliefs and judgments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to false empathy bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming likes playing online games very much and often skips classes to play games. He thinks that those students who study all day long are unable to play because they want to play closely at home.\nB: Zhang and Li are both young teachers in the College of Humanities. They often discuss academic issues together. They often hold different opinions and think that the other is wrong.\nC: The mother sweated while taking care of the children while doing the housework, so she took off her coat. She was afraid that the child next to her would be hot, so she helped the child take off her clothes, causing the child to catch a cold.\nD: Some college students will hang billboards around the campus to get paid, they think that those who do not agree to hang up are arrogant cowards, while those who do not agree to hang billboards will think that those who agree to hang up are pretending to be crazy and foolish.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse empathy bias, also known as false consistency deviation, means that people often overestimate or exaggerate the universality of their beliefs, judgments and behaviors. When knowing others, they always like to give their own characteristics to others, assuming that they are the same as themselves, and when they encounter conflicting information, they will firmly believe in the correctness of their beliefs and judgments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to false empathy bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming likes playing online games very much and often skips classes to play games. He thinks that those students who study all day long are unable to play because they want to play closely at home.\nB: Zhang and Li are both young teachers in the College of Humanities. They often discuss academic issues together. They often hold different opinions and think that the other is wrong.\nC: The mother sweated while taking care of the children while doing the housework, so she took off her coat. She was afraid that the child next to her would be hot, so she helped the child take off her clothes, causing the child to catch a cold.\nD: Some college students will hang billboards around the campus to get paid, they think that those who do not agree to hang up are arrogant cowards, while those who do not agree to hang billboards will think that those who agree to hang up are pretending to be crazy and foolish.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFalse empathy bias, also known as false consistency deviation, means that people often overestimate or exaggerate the universality of their beliefs, judgments and behaviors. When knowing others, they always like to give their own characteristics to others, assuming that they are the same as themselves, and when they encounter conflicting information, they will firmly believe in the correctness of their beliefs and judgments.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options does not belong to false empathy bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoming likes playing online games very much and often skips classes to play games. He thinks that those students who study all day long are unable to play because they want to play closely at home.\nB: Zhang and Li are both young teachers in the College of Humanities. They often discuss academic issues together. They often hold different opinions and think that the other is wrong.\nC: The mother sweated while taking care of the children while doing the housework, so she took off her coat. She was afraid that the child next to her would be hot, so she helped the child take off her clothes, causing the child to catch a cold.\nD: Some college students will hang billboards around the campus to get paid, they think that those who do not agree to hang up are arrogant cowards, while those who do not agree to hang billboards will think that those who agree to hang up are pretending to be crazy and foolish.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConfirmation bias refers to the fact that once a belief is established, people try to find examples that are consistent with it and ignore those that are not.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following is the most likely the confirmation bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Despite being told that all kimchi ingredients in the pickle jar are made at the same time, chef Xiao Huang still thinks that using the kimchi in the yellow jar to cook fish-flavored pork will be more delicious.\nB: The stock manager told a client named Xiaoming that a stock would go up while telling other clients behind his back that the stock would go down. As a result, the stock went up, so Xiaoming trusted the manager very much.\nC: Xiaogang was obsessed with the lottery because he thought it would be a windfall one day. Though he never won the lottery, he idled around all day and even took out a loan to buy a lottery ticket.\nD: Xiaodong often worried when he heard some so called Prophet conclude that he was going to be in a car accident. Eventually, after a brush with another vehicle, Xiaodong trusted the prophet more.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nConfirmation bias refers to the fact that once a belief is established, people try to find examples that are consistent with it and ignore those that are not.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on the above definition, which of the following is the most likely the confirmation bias?\n\nOptions:\nA: Despite being told that all kimchi ingredients in the pickle jar are made at the same time, chef Xiao Huang still thinks that using the kimchi in the yellow jar to cook fish-flavored pork will be more delicious.\nB: The stock manager told a client named Xiaoming that a stock would go up while telling other clients behind his back that the stock would go down. As a result, the stock went up, so Xiaoming trusted the manager very much.\nC: Xiaogang was obsessed with the lottery because he thought it would be a windfall one day. Though he never won the lottery, he idled around all day and even took out a loan to buy a lottery ticket.\nD: Xiaodong often worried when he heard some so called Prophet conclude that he was going to be in a car accident. Eventually, after a brush with another vehicle, Xiaodong trusted the prophet more.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA special education program for 3-and 5-year-olds in the study increases their chances of success in school education in the future, according to a study. Therefore, similar educational programmes for all children will improve their chances of success in future school education.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the United States, parents of preschoolers are attracted by the popularity of education, and they do not know what kind of early education is beneficial for their children\nB: Children's cognitive ability is constantly changing at the age of 3 to 5 years old\nC: The investigators did not realize that they included a large number of children who had previously received another kind of education and training\nD: Many parents mistakenly believe that early formal education will take up time when children can better explore the world on their own\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA special education program for 3-and 5-year-olds in the study increases their chances of success in school education in the future, according to a study. Therefore, similar educational programmes for all children will improve their chances of success in future school education.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the United States, parents of preschoolers are attracted by the popularity of education, and they do not know what kind of early education is beneficial for their children\nB: Children's cognitive ability is constantly changing at the age of 3 to 5 years old\nC: The investigators did not realize that they included a large number of children who had previously received another kind of education and training\nD: Many parents mistakenly believe that early formal education will take up time when children can better explore the world on their own\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA special education program for 3-and 5-year-olds in the study increases their chances of success in school education in the future, according to a study. Therefore, similar educational programmes for all children will improve their chances of success in future school education.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most weakens the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the United States, parents of preschoolers are attracted by the popularity of education, and they do not know what kind of early education is beneficial for their children\nB: Children's cognitive ability is constantly changing at the age of 3 to 5 years old\nC: The investigators did not realize that they included a large number of children who had previously received another kind of education and training\nD: Many parents mistakenly believe that early formal education will take up time when children can better explore the world on their own\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvaporative cooling refers to that the liquid absorbs heat in the process of evaporating into gas, so as to reduce the surrounding temperature and play a cooling effect. Evaporative cooling effect refers to that in the social group composed of people with the same purpose or interest, the value of the group is similar to the overall temperature of the liquid. When the members with higher value leave the community, the average value of the community itself will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the evaporative cooling effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the head of a Hip-Hop club in a university graduated, the club never won a good ranking in the Hip-Hop competition.\nB: A singer in a well-known pop music singing group died unexpectedly, and a large number of fans believed that the departure of this singer caused the overall singing level of the group to be greatly reduced.\nC: Some teachers of an educational institution left the institution to start their own education company, making the institution's market competition more severe.\nD: At the beginning of the establishment of the film review team of a social networking site, the number of people was small and the quality of film review was high. Later, a large number of people joined the group to upload film reviews, which reduced the overall quality of film reviews here.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvaporative cooling refers to that the liquid absorbs heat in the process of evaporating into gas, so as to reduce the surrounding temperature and play a cooling effect. Evaporative cooling effect refers to that in the social group composed of people with the same purpose or interest, the value of the group is similar to the overall temperature of the liquid. When the members with higher value leave the community, the average value of the community itself will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the evaporative cooling effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the head of a Hip-Hop club in a university graduated, the club never won a good ranking in the Hip-Hop competition.\nB: A singer in a well-known pop music singing group died unexpectedly, and a large number of fans believed that the departure of this singer caused the overall singing level of the group to be greatly reduced.\nC: Some teachers of an educational institution left the institution to start their own education company, making the institution's market competition more severe.\nD: At the beginning of the establishment of the film review team of a social networking site, the number of people was small and the quality of film review was high. Later, a large number of people joined the group to upload film reviews, which reduced the overall quality of film reviews here.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvaporative cooling refers to that the liquid absorbs heat in the process of evaporating into gas, so as to reduce the surrounding temperature and play a cooling effect. Evaporative cooling effect refers to that in the social group composed of people with the same purpose or interest, the value of the group is similar to the overall temperature of the liquid. When the members with higher value leave the community, the average value of the community itself will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the evaporative cooling effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the head of a Hip-Hop club in a university graduated, the club never won a good ranking in the Hip-Hop competition.\nB: A singer in a well-known pop music singing group died unexpectedly, and a large number of fans believed that the departure of this singer caused the overall singing level of the group to be greatly reduced.\nC: Some teachers of an educational institution left the institution to start their own education company, making the institution's market competition more severe.\nD: At the beginning of the establishment of the film review team of a social networking site, the number of people was small and the quality of film review was high. Later, a large number of people joined the group to upload film reviews, which reduced the overall quality of film reviews here.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEvaporative cooling refers to that the liquid absorbs heat in the process of evaporating into gas, so as to reduce the surrounding temperature and play a cooling effect. Evaporative cooling effect refers to that in the social group composed of people with the same purpose or interest, the value of the group is similar to the overall temperature of the liquid. When the members with higher value leave the community, the average value of the community itself will decrease.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings is the evaporative cooling effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: After the head of a Hip-Hop club in a university graduated, the club never won a good ranking in the Hip-Hop competition.\nB: A singer in a well-known pop music singing group died unexpectedly, and a large number of fans believed that the departure of this singer caused the overall singing level of the group to be greatly reduced.\nC: Some teachers of an educational institution left the institution to start their own education company, making the institution's market competition more severe.\nD: At the beginning of the establishment of the film review team of a social networking site, the number of people was small and the quality of film review was high. Later, a large number of people joined the group to upload film reviews, which reduced the overall quality of film reviews here.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBabies learn by touching objects, playing around and observing the behavior of adults, but robots usually learn only according to programmed procedures. As a result, some scientists try to develop robots that learn more like babies. They think that since babies are the most efficient learners on earth, why not design robots that can learn as effortlessly as babies?\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most likely to be the hypothesis of the above-mentioned scientist's point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Babies are born with learning ability, and their brains are different from those of other animal cubs\nB: Learning by touching, playing and observing is the most efficient way of learning on earth\nC: Even the best robots can't learn better than the worst baby learners\nD: If robots can learn like babies, they may be smarter than humans\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStem cells are all over the human body, which fascinates scientists because they have the ability to become any type of cells. This ability means that they may repair or replace damaged tissue. While stimulating the growth of stem cells by laser is likely to achieve tissue growth, researchers believe that laser technology may become a tool for change in the field of medicine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The principle of the effect of different wave bands of laser on body tissue is not clear.\nB: Some cases have shown that laser can damage children's retina and affect their vision.\nC: At present, laser stimulated growth has not been tested on human body, and the risk remains to be evaluated.\nD: Laser treatment of molars with cavities can gradually restore the damaged tooth tissue.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nStem cells are all over the human body, which fascinates scientists because they have the ability to become any type of cells. This ability means that they may repair or replace damaged tissue. While stimulating the growth of stem cells by laser is likely to achieve tissue growth, researchers believe that laser technology may become a tool for change in the field of medicine.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The principle of the effect of different wave bands of laser on body tissue is not clear.\nB: Some cases have shown that laser can damage children's retina and affect their vision.\nC: At present, laser stimulated growth has not been tested on human body, and the risk remains to be evaluated.\nD: Laser treatment of molars with cavities can gradually restore the damaged tooth tissue.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlantings of cotton bioengineered to produce its own insecticide against bollworms, a major cause of crop failure, sustained little bollworm damage until this year. This year the plantings are being seriously damaged by bollworms. Bollworms, however, are not necessarily developing resistance to the cotton' s insecticide. Bollworms breed on corn, and last year more corn than usual was planted throughout cotton-growing regions. So it is likely that the cotton is simply being overwhelmed by corn-bred bollworms.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, which of the following would it be most useful to establish?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether plantings of cotton that does not produce the insecticide are suffering unusually extensive damage from bollworms this year\nB: Whether corn could be bioengineered to produce the insecticide\nC: Whether there are insecticides that can be used against bollworms that have developed resistance to the insecticide produced by the bioengineered cotton\nD: Whether plantings of bioengineered cotton are frequently damaged by insect pests other than bollworms\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlantings of cotton bioengineered to produce its own insecticide against bollworms, a major cause of crop failure, sustained little bollworm damage until this year. This year the plantings are being seriously damaged by bollworms. Bollworms, however, are not necessarily developing resistance to the cotton' s insecticide. Bollworms breed on corn, and last year more corn than usual was planted throughout cotton-growing regions. So it is likely that the cotton is simply being overwhelmed by corn-bred bollworms.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, which of the following would it be most useful to establish?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether plantings of cotton that does not produce the insecticide are suffering unusually extensive damage from bollworms this year\nB: Whether corn could be bioengineered to produce the insecticide\nC: Whether there are insecticides that can be used against bollworms that have developed resistance to the insecticide produced by the bioengineered cotton\nD: Whether plantings of bioengineered cotton are frequently damaged by insect pests other than bollworms\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlantings of cotton bioengineered to produce its own insecticide against bollworms, a major cause of crop failure, sustained little bollworm damage until this year. This year the plantings are being seriously damaged by bollworms. Bollworms, however, are not necessarily developing resistance to the cotton' s insecticide. Bollworms breed on corn, and last year more corn than usual was planted throughout cotton-growing regions. So it is likely that the cotton is simply being overwhelmed by corn-bred bollworms.\n\nQuestion:\nIn evaluating the argument, which of the following would it be most useful to establish?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether plantings of cotton that does not produce the insecticide are suffering unusually extensive damage from bollworms this year\nB: Whether corn could be bioengineered to produce the insecticide\nC: Whether there are insecticides that can be used against bollworms that have developed resistance to the insecticide produced by the bioengineered cotton\nD: Whether plantings of bioengineered cotton are frequently damaged by insect pests other than bollworms\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter long-term observation of a parking lot in a shopping mall, psychologists found that when a car is quietly waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 39 seconds to get out of the parking space; when the owner waiting to enter the parking space honks impatiently, the driver takes an average of 51 seconds to get out of the parking space; when there is no car waiting to enter the parking space, the driver takes an average of 32 seconds to get out of the parking space. This shows that the driver is still possessive of the parking space that is about to leave, and the possessiveness increases with the increase of other drivers' expectations of the parking space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, most powerfully weakens the above conjecture?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drivers driving out or in the mall parking lot are amateur drivers, many of whom are novice drivers with mileage of less than 5000 kilometers.\nB: When someone honks impatiently, almost all drivers who are driving out of the parking space will feel unhappy, which affects the time they drive out of the parking space.\nC: When someone is waiting for the driver to drive out of the car skillfully, most drivers will have psychological pressure. The greater the pressure, the slower the driver will drive out of the parking space.\nD: As far as there are vehicles waiting to enter parking spaces, compared with other parking lots in the vicinity, the cases of leaving and entering parking spaces in shopping malls may not be representative.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA telescopic adaptive control system can perform different control functions according to the model, quantity and sequence of system components. The control system can only be composed of several of the five components A, B, C, D and E in order from left to right, and the combination of components into the control system must comply with the following laws: (1) two or more components can form the control system, and the components of the system can be the same or different; (2) Component A cannot appear on the leftmost side of the control system; (3) If component B exists in the system, it appears more than once; (4) In the control system, C can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component B must appear; (6) If e is the last component, component B must appear.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the control system consists of three identical components, how many functions can it perform?\n\nOptions:\nA: 1\nB: 2\nC: 3\nD: 4\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA telescopic adaptive control system can perform different control functions according to the model, quantity and sequence of system components. The control system can only be composed of several of the five components A, B, C, D and E in order from left to right, and the combination of components into the control system must comply with the following laws: (1) two or more components can form the control system, and the components of the system can be the same or different; (2) Component A cannot appear on the leftmost side of the control system; (3) If component B exists in the system, it appears more than once; (4) In the control system, C can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component B must appear; (6) If e is the last component, component B must appear.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the control system consists of three identical components, how many functions can it perform?\n\nOptions:\nA: 1\nB: 2\nC: 3\nD: 4\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA telescopic adaptive control system can perform different control functions according to the model, quantity and sequence of system components. The control system can only be composed of several of the five components A, B, C, D and E in order from left to right, and the combination of components into the control system must comply with the following laws: (1) two or more components can form the control system, and the components of the system can be the same or different; (2) Component A cannot appear on the leftmost side of the control system; (3) If component B exists in the system, it appears more than once; (4) In the control system, C can neither be the last component nor the penultimate component; (5) As long as component a appears, component B must appear; (6) If e is the last component, component B must appear.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the control system consists of three identical components, how many functions can it perform?\n\nOptions:\nA: 1\nB: 2\nC: 3\nD: 4\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four assertions about a criminal case: (1) there is evidence that Chen Hu did not commit the crime; (2) the perpetrator is either Wang Guang, Chen Hu, or Zhu Tong; (3) there is also evidence that Wang Guang didn't commit to crime; (4) The TV screen showed that at the time of the crime, Zhu Tong was in the audience of a football game far away from the crime scene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a correct description of the four assertions in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: From the above assertion it can be deduced that there is only one crime.\nB: At least one of the above assertions is false.\nC: From these assertions, it can be deduced that the evidence that Wang Guang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Zhu Tong was definitely not in the audience at the football match.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four assertions about a criminal case: (1) there is evidence that Chen Hu did not commit the crime; (2) the perpetrator is either Wang Guang, Chen Hu, or Zhu Tong; (3) there is also evidence that Wang Guang didn't commit to crime; (4) The TV screen showed that at the time of the crime, Zhu Tong was in the audience of a football game far away from the crime scene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a correct description of the four assertions in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: From the above assertion it can be deduced that there is only one crime.\nB: At least one of the above assertions is false.\nC: From these assertions, it can be deduced that the evidence that Wang Guang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Zhu Tong was definitely not in the audience at the football match.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four assertions about a criminal case: (1) there is evidence that Chen Hu did not commit the crime; (2) the perpetrator is either Wang Guang, Chen Hu, or Zhu Tong; (3) there is also evidence that Wang Guang didn't commit to crime; (4) The TV screen showed that at the time of the crime, Zhu Tong was in the audience of a football game far away from the crime scene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a correct description of the four assertions in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: From the above assertion it can be deduced that there is only one crime.\nB: At least one of the above assertions is false.\nC: From these assertions, it can be deduced that the evidence that Wang Guang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Zhu Tong was definitely not in the audience at the football match.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are four assertions about a criminal case: (1) there is evidence that Chen Hu did not commit the crime; (2) the perpetrator is either Wang Guang, Chen Hu, or Zhu Tong; (3) there is also evidence that Wang Guang didn't commit to crime; (4) The TV screen showed that at the time of the crime, Zhu Tong was in the audience of a football game far away from the crime scene.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is a correct description of the four assertions in the above?\n\nOptions:\nA: From the above assertion it can be deduced that there is only one crime.\nB: At least one of the above assertions is false.\nC: From these assertions, it can be deduced that the evidence that Wang Guang did not commit the crime is false.\nD: Zhu Tong was definitely not in the audience at the football match.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn July 2018, the State Sports General Administration issued the Notice on Holding the 2018 National E-sports Open, listing some well-known online games as official competitions, and the champions and runners-up of the finals will be eligible for national training. The country is calling on students to boycott Internet addiction and issued the notice at the same time, and it seems to be contradictory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best explain this seemingly contradictory phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professional e-sports training is essentially different from entertaining online games.\nB: Actual combat is not a key factor to improve the level of online games.\nC: The improvement of online games is inseparable from a lot of practical training.\nD: For students, studies are far more important than online games.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn July 2018, the State Sports General Administration issued the Notice on Holding the 2018 National E-sports Open, listing some well-known online games as official competitions, and the champions and runners-up of the finals will be eligible for national training. The country is calling on students to boycott Internet addiction and issued the notice at the same time, and it seems to be contradictory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best explain this seemingly contradictory phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professional e-sports training is essentially different from entertaining online games.\nB: Actual combat is not a key factor to improve the level of online games.\nC: The improvement of online games is inseparable from a lot of practical training.\nD: For students, studies are far more important than online games.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn July 2018, the State Sports General Administration issued the Notice on Holding the 2018 National E-sports Open, listing some well-known online games as official competitions, and the champions and runners-up of the finals will be eligible for national training. The country is calling on students to boycott Internet addiction and issued the notice at the same time, and it seems to be contradictory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best explain this seemingly contradictory phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professional e-sports training is essentially different from entertaining online games.\nB: Actual combat is not a key factor to improve the level of online games.\nC: The improvement of online games is inseparable from a lot of practical training.\nD: For students, studies are far more important than online games.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn July 2018, the State Sports General Administration issued the Notice on Holding the 2018 National E-sports Open, listing some well-known online games as official competitions, and the champions and runners-up of the finals will be eligible for national training. The country is calling on students to boycott Internet addiction and issued the notice at the same time, and it seems to be contradictory.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings can best explain this seemingly contradictory phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Professional e-sports training is essentially different from entertaining online games.\nB: Actual combat is not a key factor to improve the level of online games.\nC: The improvement of online games is inseparable from a lot of practical training.\nD: For students, studies are far more important than online games.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law of tea production in the world is red in the south and green in the north, that is, only high quality black tea can be produced in lower latitudes (such as India and Kenya), while high quality green tea can be produced in relatively high latitudes (25 degree~ 30 degreenorth latitude). The international price of green tea has always been higher than that of black tea. The quality of green tea in India, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, the main tea producing countries, is not high. Since the 1970s, the above three countries began to change red to green in an attempt to occupy the international green tea market, all of which ended in failure. China's famous green tea is mainly distributed in mountainous areas. with rich rural labor resources and low labor costs, the development of green tea industry has obvious comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the supply of black tea exceeds the demand in the international market\nB: The price of Indian green tea is higher than the international average price of green tea\nC: Chinese green tea has competitive strength in the international market\nD: There is a trend of change red to green in the international tea market\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law of tea production in the world is red in the south and green in the north, that is, only high quality black tea can be produced in lower latitudes (such as India and Kenya), while high quality green tea can be produced in relatively high latitudes (25 degree~ 30 degreenorth latitude). The international price of green tea has always been higher than that of black tea. The quality of green tea in India, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, the main tea producing countries, is not high. Since the 1970s, the above three countries began to change red to green in an attempt to occupy the international green tea market, all of which ended in failure. China's famous green tea is mainly distributed in mountainous areas. with rich rural labor resources and low labor costs, the development of green tea industry has obvious comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the supply of black tea exceeds the demand in the international market\nB: The price of Indian green tea is higher than the international average price of green tea\nC: Chinese green tea has competitive strength in the international market\nD: There is a trend of change red to green in the international tea market\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law of tea production in the world is red in the south and green in the north, that is, only high quality black tea can be produced in lower latitudes (such as India and Kenya), while high quality green tea can be produced in relatively high latitudes (25 degree~ 30 degreenorth latitude). The international price of green tea has always been higher than that of black tea. The quality of green tea in India, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, the main tea producing countries, is not high. Since the 1970s, the above three countries began to change red to green in an attempt to occupy the international green tea market, all of which ended in failure. China's famous green tea is mainly distributed in mountainous areas. with rich rural labor resources and low labor costs, the development of green tea industry has obvious comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the supply of black tea exceeds the demand in the international market\nB: The price of Indian green tea is higher than the international average price of green tea\nC: Chinese green tea has competitive strength in the international market\nD: There is a trend of change red to green in the international tea market\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe law of tea production in the world is red in the south and green in the north, that is, only high quality black tea can be produced in lower latitudes (such as India and Kenya), while high quality green tea can be produced in relatively high latitudes (25 degree~ 30 degreenorth latitude). The international price of green tea has always been higher than that of black tea. The quality of green tea in India, Indonesia and Sri Lanka, the main tea producing countries, is not high. Since the 1970s, the above three countries began to change red to green in an attempt to occupy the international green tea market, all of which ended in failure. China's famous green tea is mainly distributed in mountainous areas. with rich rural labor resources and low labor costs, the development of green tea industry has obvious comparative advantages.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements is consistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, the supply of black tea exceeds the demand in the international market\nB: The price of Indian green tea is higher than the international average price of green tea\nC: Chinese green tea has competitive strength in the international market\nD: There is a trend of change red to green in the international tea market\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nReduction to Absurdity refers to a method not directly denying an absurdity, but first assuming its truth, and then deriving the absurd result based on the absurdity, and deducing the absurdity of the problem from the absurdity of the result, thus directly denying the argumentation.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings cannot be included in reduction to absurdity?\n\nOptions:\nA: A patient said to a nurse: Please put me in the third-class ward, I am very poor. No one can help you? No, I have a sister who is a nun and also very poor. The nurse said angrily: The nun is very rich, because she is married to God. Okay, you can put me in the first-class ward, and then you can send the bill to my brother-in-law. \nB: A explained to B: I'm playing elegant pop music. B asked: Is popular music elegant? A was surprised when he heard it: How can things that are not elegant be popular? B smiled and said: So, the flu is also elegant? \nC: Someone firmly opposed killing. He advised people: If you kill a pig while you are alive, you will become a pig in the next life; if you kill a cow while you are alive, you will become a cow in the next life. Someone said at this time : So it's better to kill someone.\nD: Once, a British female reporter read the works of Qian Zhongshu, a master of literature, and admired Qian Zhongshu very much. She insisted on meeting him. On the phone, Qian Zhongshu said to the lady: If you eat an egg, think It tastes good, that's enough, why bother to know the hen who laid the egg?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are a large number of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses on the Minjiang River and its tributaries, such as the Manchu Village of the Qinjiang River, the ancient town of Minan, the Taishan Palace of Linpu Village, the Nine Golden Belt of Dacheng Village, and so on. They have similarities in type and connotation. Although they have been protected to a certain extent, their development and utilization are generally not enough, which leads to the danger of annihilation of some historical memories. With the acceleration of urbanization and the continuous expansion of the scale of old city transformation, traditional villages and towns and ancient houses are bound to face the problem of how to be effectively protected.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be described by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attracting investment from traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nB: The protection of cultural relics in traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nC: Development and protection of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nD: The cultural connotation of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are a large number of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses on the Minjiang River and its tributaries, such as the Manchu Village of the Qinjiang River, the ancient town of Minan, the Taishan Palace of Linpu Village, the Nine Golden Belt of Dacheng Village, and so on. They have similarities in type and connotation. Although they have been protected to a certain extent, their development and utilization are generally not enough, which leads to the danger of annihilation of some historical memories. With the acceleration of urbanization and the continuous expansion of the scale of old city transformation, traditional villages and towns and ancient houses are bound to face the problem of how to be effectively protected.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be described by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attracting investment from traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nB: The protection of cultural relics in traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nC: Development and protection of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nD: The cultural connotation of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are a large number of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses on the Minjiang River and its tributaries, such as the Manchu Village of the Qinjiang River, the ancient town of Minan, the Taishan Palace of Linpu Village, the Nine Golden Belt of Dacheng Village, and so on. They have similarities in type and connotation. Although they have been protected to a certain extent, their development and utilization are generally not enough, which leads to the danger of annihilation of some historical memories. With the acceleration of urbanization and the continuous expansion of the scale of old city transformation, traditional villages and towns and ancient houses are bound to face the problem of how to be effectively protected.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is most likely to be described by the author next?\n\nOptions:\nA: Attracting investment from traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nB: The protection of cultural relics in traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nC: Development and protection of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\nD: The cultural connotation of traditional villages and towns and ancient houses.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNo matter how rich and wonderful the original works are, the adaptation of literary classics into TV dramas is a re-creation. TV dramas should not only present the complex and heavy themes of the original as much as possible, but also integrate the stories into the fate of characters through adaptation. The historical changes of the ancient land, the life reflection of national survival, the glory and decline of Confucian culture, the suppression and publicity of human desire. The motif of literary classics must be reinterpreted through adaptation. Moreover, no matter how to change, the advance of the plot, the shaping of the characters and the development of the plot should conform to the inherent behavior logic of the characters.\n\nQuestion:\nRegarding the principle of adapting literary classics into TV series, which of the following articles is not covered?\n\nOptions:\nA: To highlight the themes of literary classics\nB: There must be a clearer thread\nC: Should have reasonable internal logic\nD: Use necessary exaggeration\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNo matter how rich and wonderful the original works are, the adaptation of literary classics into TV dramas is a re-creation. TV dramas should not only present the complex and heavy themes of the original as much as possible, but also integrate the stories into the fate of characters through adaptation. The historical changes of the ancient land, the life reflection of national survival, the glory and decline of Confucian culture, the suppression and publicity of human desire. The motif of literary classics must be reinterpreted through adaptation. Moreover, no matter how to change, the advance of the plot, the shaping of the characters and the development of the plot should conform to the inherent behavior logic of the characters.\n\nQuestion:\nRegarding the principle of adapting literary classics into TV series, which of the following articles is not covered?\n\nOptions:\nA: To highlight the themes of literary classics\nB: There must be a clearer thread\nC: Should have reasonable internal logic\nD: Use necessary exaggeration\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Copenhagen naval battle between Britain and Denmark in 1801, the British naval hero Colonel Nelson was in danger during the fierce battle and received a signal to retreat. Captain Frey asked him what to do, and he raised the telescope to a blind eye. Said:'I didn't see the signal.' So he bravely continued to command the battle, and the result was a victory, and Denmark was forced to cease the war.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich is the theme of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emphasizing the importance of discipline in the army, Nelson won, but his disobedience and unauthorized actions were wrong.\nB: Affirmed that Nelson judges the situation and decides whether to execute the order according to his actual situation.\nC: Showing that Nelson's victory in the Copenhagen naval battle was a miracle, because at that time the superior had sent a retreat signal.\nD: Telling us how Colonel Nelson found a reason for not executing his superiors' orders during the Copenhagen naval battle.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Copenhagen naval battle between Britain and Denmark in 1801, the British naval hero Colonel Nelson was in danger during the fierce battle and received a signal to retreat. Captain Frey asked him what to do, and he raised the telescope to a blind eye. Said:'I didn't see the signal.' So he bravely continued to command the battle, and the result was a victory, and Denmark was forced to cease the war.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich is the theme of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emphasizing the importance of discipline in the army, Nelson won, but his disobedience and unauthorized actions were wrong.\nB: Affirmed that Nelson judges the situation and decides whether to execute the order according to his actual situation.\nC: Showing that Nelson's victory in the Copenhagen naval battle was a miracle, because at that time the superior had sent a retreat signal.\nD: Telling us how Colonel Nelson found a reason for not executing his superiors' orders during the Copenhagen naval battle.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Copenhagen naval battle between Britain and Denmark in 1801, the British naval hero Colonel Nelson was in danger during the fierce battle and received a signal to retreat. Captain Frey asked him what to do, and he raised the telescope to a blind eye. Said:'I didn't see the signal.' So he bravely continued to command the battle, and the result was a victory, and Denmark was forced to cease the war.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich is the theme of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Emphasizing the importance of discipline in the army, Nelson won, but his disobedience and unauthorized actions were wrong.\nB: Affirmed that Nelson judges the situation and decides whether to execute the order according to his actual situation.\nC: Showing that Nelson's victory in the Copenhagen naval battle was a miracle, because at that time the superior had sent a retreat signal.\nD: Telling us how Colonel Nelson found a reason for not executing his superiors' orders during the Copenhagen naval battle.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe new party and government leaders of a county had just been formed and wanted to do something practical for the masses. Faced with limited financial resources, the new leadership has made it clear that only two big things can be accomplished this year. They argue that if you build a country road, you can't build a sewage treatment plant; If a sewage treatment plant is to be built, sewage pipes should be built; If you build a sewer line, you can't build a waste treatment plant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following could not be built at the same time this year, according to the leadership's thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Country roads, sewage lines\nB: Country roads, waste treatment plants\nC: Sewage treatment plants, sewage pipes\nD: Sewage treatment plant, waste treatment plant\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe new party and government leaders of a county had just been formed and wanted to do something practical for the masses. Faced with limited financial resources, the new leadership has made it clear that only two big things can be accomplished this year. They argue that if you build a country road, you can't build a sewage treatment plant; If a sewage treatment plant is to be built, sewage pipes should be built; If you build a sewer line, you can't build a waste treatment plant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following could not be built at the same time this year, according to the leadership's thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Country roads, sewage lines\nB: Country roads, waste treatment plants\nC: Sewage treatment plants, sewage pipes\nD: Sewage treatment plant, waste treatment plant\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe new party and government leaders of a county had just been formed and wanted to do something practical for the masses. Faced with limited financial resources, the new leadership has made it clear that only two big things can be accomplished this year. They argue that if you build a country road, you can't build a sewage treatment plant; If a sewage treatment plant is to be built, sewage pipes should be built; If you build a sewer line, you can't build a waste treatment plant.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following could not be built at the same time this year, according to the leadership's thinking?\n\nOptions:\nA: Country roads, sewage lines\nB: Country roads, waste treatment plants\nC: Sewage treatment plants, sewage pipes\nD: Sewage treatment plant, waste treatment plant\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManifestation: It is the image of things that people appear in people's minds when they are not in front of them. It has the characteristics of intuitiveness, generalization, and maneuverability, and plays an important role in image thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomena is a manifestation? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who have never seen the winter in the North can form the scenery of the Northland in their minds by reading through Mao Zedong's poem SNOW-to the tune of Chin Yuan\nB: Monkey King is a character abstracted by Mr. Wu Chengen\nC: When a child stares at a painting for a few minutes and closes his eyes, he can still remember every detail of the painting clearly.\nD: When people read the vivid description of Wang Xifeng in A Dream of Red Mansions, they seem to see Wang Xifeng standing in front of them.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManifestation: It is the image of things that people appear in people's minds when they are not in front of them. It has the characteristics of intuitiveness, generalization, and maneuverability, and plays an important role in image thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomena is a manifestation? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who have never seen the winter in the North can form the scenery of the Northland in their minds by reading through Mao Zedong's poem SNOW-to the tune of Chin Yuan\nB: Monkey King is a character abstracted by Mr. Wu Chengen\nC: When a child stares at a painting for a few minutes and closes his eyes, he can still remember every detail of the painting clearly.\nD: When people read the vivid description of Wang Xifeng in A Dream of Red Mansions, they seem to see Wang Xifeng standing in front of them.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nManifestation: It is the image of things that people appear in people's minds when they are not in front of them. It has the characteristics of intuitiveness, generalization, and maneuverability, and plays an important role in image thinking.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following phenomena is a manifestation? ?\n\nOptions:\nA: People who have never seen the winter in the North can form the scenery of the Northland in their minds by reading through Mao Zedong's poem SNOW-to the tune of Chin Yuan\nB: Monkey King is a character abstracted by Mr. Wu Chengen\nC: When a child stares at a painting for a few minutes and closes his eyes, he can still remember every detail of the painting clearly.\nD: When people read the vivid description of Wang Xifeng in A Dream of Red Mansions, they seem to see Wang Xifeng standing in front of them.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLucy, the skeleton of a female hominin species, was discovered in 1974 in Africa. Scientists think the skeleton is about 3. 2 million years old. For six years, Lucy' s remains were part of an exhibition called Lucy' s Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia. However, there was much opposition to the exhibition for fear that Lucy' s fossils would be damaged. It' s a good thing that they started using casts instead; the preservation of these fossils should be the number one concern of excavators and scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be used in opposition to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lucy's fossils, if they are kept in exhibition for too long, are certainly at risk for damage. Even if you can't see it with the naked eye, the constant handling of fossils will cause wear and tear that time could never recover.\nB: Some scientists think that Lucy died from falling out of a tree, although they are not sure. There is also a tooth mark on top of a left pubic bone. What's even more curious is Lucy's age. Although she was considered fully mature, Lucy only lived for about twelve years.\nC: The exhibition of Lucy is an important step in raising an awareness of where humans originated and the studies thereof. Keeping the fossils isolated from the public will certainly preserve the remains; however, we might risk the deterrence of public knowledge.\nD: The controversy over the exhibition of Lucy's bones is irrelevant. Even if the bones are damaged, we have preserved the memory with scans, photographs, as well as accurate castings of the fossils. Scientists are making a huge deal over something that doesn't matter in the long run.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLucy, the skeleton of a female hominin species, was discovered in 1974 in Africa. Scientists think the skeleton is about 3. 2 million years old. For six years, Lucy' s remains were part of an exhibition called Lucy' s Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia. However, there was much opposition to the exhibition for fear that Lucy' s fossils would be damaged. It' s a good thing that they started using casts instead; the preservation of these fossils should be the number one concern of excavators and scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be used in opposition to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lucy's fossils, if they are kept in exhibition for too long, are certainly at risk for damage. Even if you can't see it with the naked eye, the constant handling of fossils will cause wear and tear that time could never recover.\nB: Some scientists think that Lucy died from falling out of a tree, although they are not sure. There is also a tooth mark on top of a left pubic bone. What's even more curious is Lucy's age. Although she was considered fully mature, Lucy only lived for about twelve years.\nC: The exhibition of Lucy is an important step in raising an awareness of where humans originated and the studies thereof. Keeping the fossils isolated from the public will certainly preserve the remains; however, we might risk the deterrence of public knowledge.\nD: The controversy over the exhibition of Lucy's bones is irrelevant. Even if the bones are damaged, we have preserved the memory with scans, photographs, as well as accurate castings of the fossils. Scientists are making a huge deal over something that doesn't matter in the long run.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLucy, the skeleton of a female hominin species, was discovered in 1974 in Africa. Scientists think the skeleton is about 3. 2 million years old. For six years, Lucy' s remains were part of an exhibition called Lucy' s Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia. However, there was much opposition to the exhibition for fear that Lucy' s fossils would be damaged. It' s a good thing that they started using casts instead; the preservation of these fossils should be the number one concern of excavators and scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be used in opposition to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lucy's fossils, if they are kept in exhibition for too long, are certainly at risk for damage. Even if you can't see it with the naked eye, the constant handling of fossils will cause wear and tear that time could never recover.\nB: Some scientists think that Lucy died from falling out of a tree, although they are not sure. There is also a tooth mark on top of a left pubic bone. What's even more curious is Lucy's age. Although she was considered fully mature, Lucy only lived for about twelve years.\nC: The exhibition of Lucy is an important step in raising an awareness of where humans originated and the studies thereof. Keeping the fossils isolated from the public will certainly preserve the remains; however, we might risk the deterrence of public knowledge.\nD: The controversy over the exhibition of Lucy's bones is irrelevant. Even if the bones are damaged, we have preserved the memory with scans, photographs, as well as accurate castings of the fossils. Scientists are making a huge deal over something that doesn't matter in the long run.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLucy, the skeleton of a female hominin species, was discovered in 1974 in Africa. Scientists think the skeleton is about 3. 2 million years old. For six years, Lucy' s remains were part of an exhibition called Lucy' s Legacy: The Hidden Treasures of Ethiopia. However, there was much opposition to the exhibition for fear that Lucy' s fossils would be damaged. It' s a good thing that they started using casts instead; the preservation of these fossils should be the number one concern of excavators and scientists.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following would be used in opposition to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lucy's fossils, if they are kept in exhibition for too long, are certainly at risk for damage. Even if you can't see it with the naked eye, the constant handling of fossils will cause wear and tear that time could never recover.\nB: Some scientists think that Lucy died from falling out of a tree, although they are not sure. There is also a tooth mark on top of a left pubic bone. What's even more curious is Lucy's age. Although she was considered fully mature, Lucy only lived for about twelve years.\nC: The exhibition of Lucy is an important step in raising an awareness of where humans originated and the studies thereof. Keeping the fossils isolated from the public will certainly preserve the remains; however, we might risk the deterrence of public knowledge.\nD: The controversy over the exhibition of Lucy's bones is irrelevant. Even if the bones are damaged, we have preserved the memory with scans, photographs, as well as accurate castings of the fossils. Scientists are making a huge deal over something that doesn't matter in the long run.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome researchers believe that there is no difference between women and men in terms of knowledge background and intelligence, but they have natural advantages in communication skills and affinity.In the information age, female managers are more likely to be recognized by team members and are more suitable for building the cohesion of enterprises and giving full play to the enthusiasm of employees.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not an accurate interpretation of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is no physiological difference in intelligence between women and men\nB: Women are good at handling all kinds of personnel relations\nC: Women are suitable for management\nD: The information age is more suitable for giving full play to women's advantages\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLoss of the Gocha mangrove forests has caused coastal erosion, reducing fish populations and requiring the Gocha Fishing Cooperative (GFC) to partially fund dredging and new shore facilities. However, as part of its subsidiary businesses, the GFC has now invested in a program to replant significant parts of the coast with mangrove trees. Given income from a controlled harvest of wood with continuing replanting, the mangrove regeneration effort makes it more likely that the cooperative will increase its net income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that mangrove replanting will increase the Gocha cooperative's net income?\n\nOptions:\nA: A controlled harvesting of mangrove wood by the GFC would have little effect on coastal erosion.\nB: The GFC derives 10 percent of its revenue from salt-production facilities in an area previously cleared of mangroves.\nC: Mangrove forests tend to increase the commercial fish populations in coastal fishing grounds.\nD: The GFC will be able to hire local workers to assist with the mangrove replanting.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLoss of the Gocha mangrove forests has caused coastal erosion, reducing fish populations and requiring the Gocha Fishing Cooperative (GFC) to partially fund dredging and new shore facilities. However, as part of its subsidiary businesses, the GFC has now invested in a program to replant significant parts of the coast with mangrove trees. Given income from a controlled harvest of wood with continuing replanting, the mangrove regeneration effort makes it more likely that the cooperative will increase its net income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that mangrove replanting will increase the Gocha cooperative's net income?\n\nOptions:\nA: A controlled harvesting of mangrove wood by the GFC would have little effect on coastal erosion.\nB: The GFC derives 10 percent of its revenue from salt-production facilities in an area previously cleared of mangroves.\nC: Mangrove forests tend to increase the commercial fish populations in coastal fishing grounds.\nD: The GFC will be able to hire local workers to assist with the mangrove replanting.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLoss of the Gocha mangrove forests has caused coastal erosion, reducing fish populations and requiring the Gocha Fishing Cooperative (GFC) to partially fund dredging and new shore facilities. However, as part of its subsidiary businesses, the GFC has now invested in a program to replant significant parts of the coast with mangrove trees. Given income from a controlled harvest of wood with continuing replanting, the mangrove regeneration effort makes it more likely that the cooperative will increase its net income.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, would most strengthen the argument that mangrove replanting will increase the Gocha cooperative's net income?\n\nOptions:\nA: A controlled harvesting of mangrove wood by the GFC would have little effect on coastal erosion.\nB: The GFC derives 10 percent of its revenue from salt-production facilities in an area previously cleared of mangroves.\nC: Mangrove forests tend to increase the commercial fish populations in coastal fishing grounds.\nD: The GFC will be able to hire local workers to assist with the mangrove replanting.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they do play a key role in breaking down dead branches and leaves. They can break down tree trunks and branches that absorb carbon dioxide and other nutrients and release them into the atmosphere. Without bacteria, the earth's carbon dioxide can only be used by plants for 40 years, because carbon will be locked in plants and will not be involved in the material cycle. Because of this effect of bacteria, it maintains the green color of the whole forest and even the whole earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is incorrect in interpreting key rolein the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of decomposing tree trunks and branches and leaves, bacteria release the carbon dioxide it absorbs into the atmosphere\nB: Bacteria release carbon dioxide in the process of decomposing dead branches and leaves, maintaining the circulation of matter on the earth\nC: Bacteria break down the carbon that may be locked in the plant and release it into the atmosphere\nD: If there were no bacteria to decompose dead branches and fallen leaves, the earth would not be able to maintain its green color\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they do play a key role in breaking down dead branches and leaves. They can break down tree trunks and branches that absorb carbon dioxide and other nutrients and release them into the atmosphere. Without bacteria, the earth's carbon dioxide can only be used by plants for 40 years, because carbon will be locked in plants and will not be involved in the material cycle. Because of this effect of bacteria, it maintains the green color of the whole forest and even the whole earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is incorrect in interpreting key rolein the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of decomposing tree trunks and branches and leaves, bacteria release the carbon dioxide it absorbs into the atmosphere\nB: Bacteria release carbon dioxide in the process of decomposing dead branches and leaves, maintaining the circulation of matter on the earth\nC: Bacteria break down the carbon that may be locked in the plant and release it into the atmosphere\nD: If there were no bacteria to decompose dead branches and fallen leaves, the earth would not be able to maintain its green color\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they do play a key role in breaking down dead branches and leaves. They can break down tree trunks and branches that absorb carbon dioxide and other nutrients and release them into the atmosphere. Without bacteria, the earth's carbon dioxide can only be used by plants for 40 years, because carbon will be locked in plants and will not be involved in the material cycle. Because of this effect of bacteria, it maintains the green color of the whole forest and even the whole earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is incorrect in interpreting key rolein the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of decomposing tree trunks and branches and leaves, bacteria release the carbon dioxide it absorbs into the atmosphere\nB: Bacteria release carbon dioxide in the process of decomposing dead branches and leaves, maintaining the circulation of matter on the earth\nC: Bacteria break down the carbon that may be locked in the plant and release it into the atmosphere\nD: If there were no bacteria to decompose dead branches and fallen leaves, the earth would not be able to maintain its green color\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye, they do play a key role in breaking down dead branches and leaves. They can break down tree trunks and branches that absorb carbon dioxide and other nutrients and release them into the atmosphere. Without bacteria, the earth's carbon dioxide can only be used by plants for 40 years, because carbon will be locked in plants and will not be involved in the material cycle. Because of this effect of bacteria, it maintains the green color of the whole forest and even the whole earth.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is incorrect in interpreting key rolein the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: In the process of decomposing tree trunks and branches and leaves, bacteria release the carbon dioxide it absorbs into the atmosphere\nB: Bacteria release carbon dioxide in the process of decomposing dead branches and leaves, maintaining the circulation of matter on the earth\nC: Bacteria break down the carbon that may be locked in the plant and release it into the atmosphere\nD: If there were no bacteria to decompose dead branches and fallen leaves, the earth would not be able to maintain its green color\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Proponents of the hypothesis that life evolved extraterrestrially and drifted here in spores point out that, 3. 8 billion years ago, Earth was bombarded by meteorites that would have destroyed any life already here. Yet 3. 5 billion years ago, Earth had life forms complex enough to leave fossil remains. Such life could not have evolved here in the 0. 3 billion years following the meteorite bombardments, they claim. There is good reason to regard their hypothesis as false, however, for they merely offer empirical arguments against the view that life evolved on Earth; neither they nor anyone else has provided positive support for the extraterrestrial-spore theory of the origin of terrestrial life.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the astronomer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attempts to derive a conclusion from premises that contradict it\nB: concludes, simply because there is no evidence in favor of a hypothesis, that there is evidence against that hypothesis\nC: grants the truth of claims that are made by the advocates of the hypothesis but that do nothing to strengthen the astronomer's own argument\nD: reasons that a hypothesis is false simply because there is another hypothesis that is equally likely to be true\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Proponents of the hypothesis that life evolved extraterrestrially and drifted here in spores point out that, 3. 8 billion years ago, Earth was bombarded by meteorites that would have destroyed any life already here. Yet 3. 5 billion years ago, Earth had life forms complex enough to leave fossil remains. Such life could not have evolved here in the 0. 3 billion years following the meteorite bombardments, they claim. There is good reason to regard their hypothesis as false, however, for they merely offer empirical arguments against the view that life evolved on Earth; neither they nor anyone else has provided positive support for the extraterrestrial-spore theory of the origin of terrestrial life.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the astronomer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attempts to derive a conclusion from premises that contradict it\nB: concludes, simply because there is no evidence in favor of a hypothesis, that there is evidence against that hypothesis\nC: grants the truth of claims that are made by the advocates of the hypothesis but that do nothing to strengthen the astronomer's own argument\nD: reasons that a hypothesis is false simply because there is another hypothesis that is equally likely to be true\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Proponents of the hypothesis that life evolved extraterrestrially and drifted here in spores point out that, 3. 8 billion years ago, Earth was bombarded by meteorites that would have destroyed any life already here. Yet 3. 5 billion years ago, Earth had life forms complex enough to leave fossil remains. Such life could not have evolved here in the 0. 3 billion years following the meteorite bombardments, they claim. There is good reason to regard their hypothesis as false, however, for they merely offer empirical arguments against the view that life evolved on Earth; neither they nor anyone else has provided positive support for the extraterrestrial-spore theory of the origin of terrestrial life.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the astronomer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attempts to derive a conclusion from premises that contradict it\nB: concludes, simply because there is no evidence in favor of a hypothesis, that there is evidence against that hypothesis\nC: grants the truth of claims that are made by the advocates of the hypothesis but that do nothing to strengthen the astronomer's own argument\nD: reasons that a hypothesis is false simply because there is another hypothesis that is equally likely to be true\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAstronomer: Proponents of the hypothesis that life evolved extraterrestrially and drifted here in spores point out that, 3. 8 billion years ago, Earth was bombarded by meteorites that would have destroyed any life already here. Yet 3. 5 billion years ago, Earth had life forms complex enough to leave fossil remains. Such life could not have evolved here in the 0. 3 billion years following the meteorite bombardments, they claim. There is good reason to regard their hypothesis as false, however, for they merely offer empirical arguments against the view that life evolved on Earth; neither they nor anyone else has provided positive support for the extraterrestrial-spore theory of the origin of terrestrial life.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the astronomer's argument is flawed because the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: attempts to derive a conclusion from premises that contradict it\nB: concludes, simply because there is no evidence in favor of a hypothesis, that there is evidence against that hypothesis\nC: grants the truth of claims that are made by the advocates of the hypothesis but that do nothing to strengthen the astronomer's own argument\nD: reasons that a hypothesis is false simply because there is another hypothesis that is equally likely to be true\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest two research results have attracted people's attention: one is to use certain bacteria to produce artificial meat protein, which grows by absorbing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, which takes about 2 kilograms of carbon dioxide for every kilogram of protein; second, to synthesize ethanol from carbon dioxide and water recovered from the atmosphere, it takes 1.5 kilograms of carbon dioxide to produce 1 kilogram of ethanol. Experts predict that these new technologies will help to achieve the goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions in the middle of the 21st century.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using carbon dioxide to produce food and alcohol will become a new industry\nB: In the future, man-made foods can reduce their emissions by eating carbon dioxide\nC: Only the resource utilization of carbon dioxide can achieve zero greenhouse gas emission\nD: Carbon dioxide resource utilization may achieve zero greenhouse gas emission target\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest two research results have attracted people's attention: one is to use certain bacteria to produce artificial meat protein, which grows by absorbing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, which takes about 2 kilograms of carbon dioxide for every kilogram of protein; second, to synthesize ethanol from carbon dioxide and water recovered from the atmosphere, it takes 1.5 kilograms of carbon dioxide to produce 1 kilogram of ethanol. Experts predict that these new technologies will help to achieve the goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions in the middle of the 21st century.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using carbon dioxide to produce food and alcohol will become a new industry\nB: In the future, man-made foods can reduce their emissions by eating carbon dioxide\nC: Only the resource utilization of carbon dioxide can achieve zero greenhouse gas emission\nD: Carbon dioxide resource utilization may achieve zero greenhouse gas emission target\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe latest two research results have attracted people's attention: one is to use certain bacteria to produce artificial meat protein, which grows by absorbing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, which takes about 2 kilograms of carbon dioxide for every kilogram of protein; second, to synthesize ethanol from carbon dioxide and water recovered from the atmosphere, it takes 1.5 kilograms of carbon dioxide to produce 1 kilogram of ethanol. Experts predict that these new technologies will help to achieve the goal of zero greenhouse gas emissions in the middle of the 21st century.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, it can be concluded that which of the followings is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Using carbon dioxide to produce food and alcohol will become a new industry\nB: In the future, man-made foods can reduce their emissions by eating carbon dioxide\nC: Only the resource utilization of carbon dioxide can achieve zero greenhouse gas emission\nD: Carbon dioxide resource utilization may achieve zero greenhouse gas emission target\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople with vigorous vitality are those who have the ability to laugh at themselves. Self-deprecating can fight cancer. How much rubbish must be thrown out of the room in one's life! However, people often cannot remove trash from their hearts. If people never throw trash out of their rooms, what would it be like?However, people often cannot be horrified by the blockage in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements does not conform to the above content?\n\nOptions:\nA: Self-deprecating can prevent, cure cancer, and make people vitality.\nB: If a nation can despise its own weaknesses, it can prosper.\nC: If people want to make progress, they must be aware that the old things in their minds are dirty.\nD: Desire is not terrible, but its harm cannot be ignored.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople with vigorous vitality are those who have the ability to laugh at themselves. Self-deprecating can fight cancer. How much rubbish must be thrown out of the room in one's life! However, people often cannot remove trash from their hearts. If people never throw trash out of their rooms, what would it be like?However, people often cannot be horrified by the blockage in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements does not conform to the above content?\n\nOptions:\nA: Self-deprecating can prevent, cure cancer, and make people vitality.\nB: If a nation can despise its own weaknesses, it can prosper.\nC: If people want to make progress, they must be aware that the old things in their minds are dirty.\nD: Desire is not terrible, but its harm cannot be ignored.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople with vigorous vitality are those who have the ability to laugh at themselves. Self-deprecating can fight cancer. How much rubbish must be thrown out of the room in one's life! However, people often cannot remove trash from their hearts. If people never throw trash out of their rooms, what would it be like?However, people often cannot be horrified by the blockage in their hearts.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following statements does not conform to the above content?\n\nOptions:\nA: Self-deprecating can prevent, cure cancer, and make people vitality.\nB: If a nation can despise its own weaknesses, it can prosper.\nC: If people want to make progress, they must be aware that the old things in their minds are dirty.\nD: Desire is not terrible, but its harm cannot be ignored.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical Advertisement: Mayor Delmont' s critics complain about the jobs that were lost in the city under Delmont' s leadership. Yet the fact is that not only were more jobs created than were eliminated, but each year since Delmont took office the average pay for the new jobs created has been higher than that year' s average pay for jobs citywide. So it stands to reason that throughout Delmont' s tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument in the advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average pay for jobs in the city was at a ten-year low when Mayor Delmont took office.\nB: Each year during Mayor Delmont's tenure, the average pay for jobs that were eliminated has been higher than the average pay for jobs citywide.\nC: The unemployment rate in the city is higher today than it was when Mayor Delmont took office.\nD: Most of the jobs eliminated during Mayor Delmont's tenure were in declining industries.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical Advertisement: Mayor Delmont' s critics complain about the jobs that were lost in the city under Delmont' s leadership. Yet the fact is that not only were more jobs created than were eliminated, but each year since Delmont took office the average pay for the new jobs created has been higher than that year' s average pay for jobs citywide. So it stands to reason that throughout Delmont' s tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument in the advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average pay for jobs in the city was at a ten-year low when Mayor Delmont took office.\nB: Each year during Mayor Delmont's tenure, the average pay for jobs that were eliminated has been higher than the average pay for jobs citywide.\nC: The unemployment rate in the city is higher today than it was when Mayor Delmont took office.\nD: Most of the jobs eliminated during Mayor Delmont's tenure were in declining industries.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPolitical Advertisement: Mayor Delmont' s critics complain about the jobs that were lost in the city under Delmont' s leadership. Yet the fact is that not only were more jobs created than were eliminated, but each year since Delmont took office the average pay for the new jobs created has been higher than that year' s average pay for jobs citywide. So it stands to reason that throughout Delmont' s tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument in the advertisement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The average pay for jobs in the city was at a ten-year low when Mayor Delmont took office.\nB: Each year during Mayor Delmont's tenure, the average pay for jobs that were eliminated has been higher than the average pay for jobs citywide.\nC: The unemployment rate in the city is higher today than it was when Mayor Delmont took office.\nD: Most of the jobs eliminated during Mayor Delmont's tenure were in declining industries.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs an ancient revived Oriental power, China is very mysterious to the west. It is just like Marco Polo's description after coming to China which shows that gold and silver are everywhere in China. Westerners read his travel notes and just think that China is very rich, but how rich it is only depends on imagination. The West's view of China now includes both real evaluation and imagination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is mainly explained in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is still a deviation between Westerners' understanding of the Chinese people and Chinese reality.\nB: The Western understanding of China still stagnates in the period of Marco Polo.\nC: Marco Polo's description constitutes Westerners' understanding of China.\nD: The Western understanding of China has seriously lagged behind the rapid development of China.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs an ancient revived Oriental power, China is very mysterious to the west. It is just like Marco Polo's description after coming to China which shows that gold and silver are everywhere in China. Westerners read his travel notes and just think that China is very rich, but how rich it is only depends on imagination. The West's view of China now includes both real evaluation and imagination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is mainly explained in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is still a deviation between Westerners' understanding of the Chinese people and Chinese reality.\nB: The Western understanding of China still stagnates in the period of Marco Polo.\nC: Marco Polo's description constitutes Westerners' understanding of China.\nD: The Western understanding of China has seriously lagged behind the rapid development of China.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAs an ancient revived Oriental power, China is very mysterious to the west. It is just like Marco Polo's description after coming to China which shows that gold and silver are everywhere in China. Westerners read his travel notes and just think that China is very rich, but how rich it is only depends on imagination. The West's view of China now includes both real evaluation and imagination.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings is mainly explained in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is still a deviation between Westerners' understanding of the Chinese people and Chinese reality.\nB: The Western understanding of China still stagnates in the period of Marco Polo.\nC: Marco Polo's description constitutes Westerners' understanding of China.\nD: The Western understanding of China has seriously lagged behind the rapid development of China.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeventeen copper coins have been unearthed in Xiji County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, north of China's Silk Road. They have been identified as Kushan Dynasty coins left over from the ancient Silk Road. With central Asia into the han Chinese contemporary your frost dynasty, is a rise in Asia of slavery in the country, the development from 105 to 250 to its peak, is considered to be at that time, Europe and Asia, one of the four great powers, and the han dynasty, Rome, rest in peace. your frost coin is the ancient silk road has important historical value of a coin, Greece on method is used to manufacture, the quality of a material with gold, silver and copper Such as material. On the front side of the coin, characters and patterns are often designed with equal emphasis, and the shape is almost round or oval. Previously in loulan site and Hetian area have unearthed dozens of expensive frost coins.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is consistent with the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first discovery of your frost coins in China\nB: The Kushan dynasty arose around the first century AD\nC: Kushan dynasty once participated in the ancient Silk Road trade\nD: The precious frost coin adopted the most popular coinage technology at that time\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeventeen copper coins have been unearthed in Xiji County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, north of China's Silk Road. They have been identified as Kushan Dynasty coins left over from the ancient Silk Road. With central Asia into the han Chinese contemporary your frost dynasty, is a rise in Asia of slavery in the country, the development from 105 to 250 to its peak, is considered to be at that time, Europe and Asia, one of the four great powers, and the han dynasty, Rome, rest in peace. your frost coin is the ancient silk road has important historical value of a coin, Greece on method is used to manufacture, the quality of a material with gold, silver and copper Such as material. On the front side of the coin, characters and patterns are often designed with equal emphasis, and the shape is almost round or oval. Previously in loulan site and Hetian area have unearthed dozens of expensive frost coins.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is consistent with the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first discovery of your frost coins in China\nB: The Kushan dynasty arose around the first century AD\nC: Kushan dynasty once participated in the ancient Silk Road trade\nD: The precious frost coin adopted the most popular coinage technology at that time\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeventeen copper coins have been unearthed in Xiji County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, north of China's Silk Road. They have been identified as Kushan Dynasty coins left over from the ancient Silk Road. With central Asia into the han Chinese contemporary your frost dynasty, is a rise in Asia of slavery in the country, the development from 105 to 250 to its peak, is considered to be at that time, Europe and Asia, one of the four great powers, and the han dynasty, Rome, rest in peace. your frost coin is the ancient silk road has important historical value of a coin, Greece on method is used to manufacture, the quality of a material with gold, silver and copper Such as material. On the front side of the coin, characters and patterns are often designed with equal emphasis, and the shape is almost round or oval. Previously in loulan site and Hetian area have unearthed dozens of expensive frost coins.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is consistent with the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first discovery of your frost coins in China\nB: The Kushan dynasty arose around the first century AD\nC: Kushan dynasty once participated in the ancient Silk Road trade\nD: The precious frost coin adopted the most popular coinage technology at that time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSeventeen copper coins have been unearthed in Xiji County, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, north of China's Silk Road. They have been identified as Kushan Dynasty coins left over from the ancient Silk Road. With central Asia into the han Chinese contemporary your frost dynasty, is a rise in Asia of slavery in the country, the development from 105 to 250 to its peak, is considered to be at that time, Europe and Asia, one of the four great powers, and the han dynasty, Rome, rest in peace. your frost coin is the ancient silk road has important historical value of a coin, Greece on method is used to manufacture, the quality of a material with gold, silver and copper Such as material. On the front side of the coin, characters and patterns are often designed with equal emphasis, and the shape is almost round or oval. Previously in loulan site and Hetian area have unearthed dozens of expensive frost coins.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is consistent with the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first discovery of your frost coins in China\nB: The Kushan dynasty arose around the first century AD\nC: Kushan dynasty once participated in the ancient Silk Road trade\nD: The precious frost coin adopted the most popular coinage technology at that time\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to help their children take care of the next generation. In a recent urban survey, young people interviewed admitted that their parents were drifters. I have just started my career with my lover and I am under great pressure at work. I have no time to take care of the children and do housework at all. According to this, some experts assert that the group of old drifters in China's cities will be further expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly can have better medical conditions for providing for the aged in cities than in rural areas.\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown because they are stuck in business.\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will promote the birth of more children.\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the birth rate of the second child in cities is lower than that in rural areas.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to help their children take care of the next generation. In a recent urban survey, young people interviewed admitted that their parents were drifters. I have just started my career with my lover and I am under great pressure at work. I have no time to take care of the children and do housework at all. According to this, some experts assert that the group of old drifters in China's cities will be further expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly can have better medical conditions for providing for the aged in cities than in rural areas.\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown because they are stuck in business.\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will promote the birth of more children.\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the birth rate of the second child in cities is lower than that in rural areas.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to help their children take care of the next generation. In a recent urban survey, young people interviewed admitted that their parents were drifters. I have just started my career with my lover and I am under great pressure at work. I have no time to take care of the children and do housework at all. According to this, some experts assert that the group of old drifters in China's cities will be further expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly can have better medical conditions for providing for the aged in cities than in rural areas.\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown because they are stuck in business.\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will promote the birth of more children.\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the birth rate of the second child in cities is lower than that in rural areas.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's society, many old people become old drifters in order to help their children take care of the next generation. In a recent urban survey, young people interviewed admitted that their parents were drifters. I have just started my career with my lover and I am under great pressure at work. I have no time to take care of the children and do housework at all. According to this, some experts assert that the group of old drifters in China's cities will be further expanded.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, can best support the views of the above experts?\n\nOptions:\nA: The elderly can have better medical conditions for providing for the aged in cities than in rural areas.\nB: Some old people prefer to live in their hometown because they are stuck in business.\nC: The implementation of the national two-child policy will promote the birth of more children.\nD: After the implementation of the two-child policy, the birth rate of the second child in cities is lower than that in rural areas.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPopulation density is the number of people living per unit area of land. It is an indicator of the density of people around the world. However, population density only reflects the general quantitative relationship between population and land area, but it can not reflect the relationship between population composition and population per unit area of land and the land area that actually supports it. In order to make up for these defects, some new complementary density indexes have appeared, such as physiological density, agricultural density and so on. The population density calculated by area is called the mathematical density of population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this paragraph is intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reasons for the evolution of the meaning of population density.\nB: The production process of complementary density index.\nC: The concrete manifestation of population density.\nD: The relationship between land area and population composition.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPopulation density is the number of people living per unit area of land. It is an indicator of the density of people around the world. However, population density only reflects the general quantitative relationship between population and land area, but it can not reflect the relationship between population composition and population per unit area of land and the land area that actually supports it. In order to make up for these defects, some new complementary density indexes have appeared, such as physiological density, agricultural density and so on. The population density calculated by area is called the mathematical density of population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this paragraph is intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reasons for the evolution of the meaning of population density.\nB: The production process of complementary density index.\nC: The concrete manifestation of population density.\nD: The relationship between land area and population composition.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPopulation density is the number of people living per unit area of land. It is an indicator of the density of people around the world. However, population density only reflects the general quantitative relationship between population and land area, but it can not reflect the relationship between population composition and population per unit area of land and the land area that actually supports it. In order to make up for these defects, some new complementary density indexes have appeared, such as physiological density, agricultural density and so on. The population density calculated by area is called the mathematical density of population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this paragraph is intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reasons for the evolution of the meaning of population density.\nB: The production process of complementary density index.\nC: The concrete manifestation of population density.\nD: The relationship between land area and population composition.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPopulation density is the number of people living per unit area of land. It is an indicator of the density of people around the world. However, population density only reflects the general quantitative relationship between population and land area, but it can not reflect the relationship between population composition and population per unit area of land and the land area that actually supports it. In order to make up for these defects, some new complementary density indexes have appeared, such as physiological density, agricultural density and so on. The population density calculated by area is called the mathematical density of population.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this paragraph is intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reasons for the evolution of the meaning of population density.\nB: The production process of complementary density index.\nC: The concrete manifestation of population density.\nD: The relationship between land area and population composition.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the state has made efforts to reduce drug prices from the production, circulation and sales of drugs. However, many patients feel puzzled that, on the one hand, the national policy to reduce drug prices is constantly introduced, on the other hand, the prices of many common drugs are rising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drugs have fallen in price, and a few have risen in price, so overall, the price of drugs is still falling\nB: There is an increase in demand for commonly used imported drugs, and relevant policies are unable to control price increases for such drugs\nC: Although the government has introduced a policy to reduce drug prices, its impact will take some time to show\nD: The policy of reducing drug price can effectively control the drug price increase caused by the price increase of pharmaceutical raw materials in the drug market\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the state has made efforts to reduce drug prices from the production, circulation and sales of drugs. However, many patients feel puzzled that, on the one hand, the national policy to reduce drug prices is constantly introduced, on the other hand, the prices of many common drugs are rising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drugs have fallen in price, and a few have risen in price, so overall, the price of drugs is still falling\nB: There is an increase in demand for commonly used imported drugs, and relevant policies are unable to control price increases for such drugs\nC: Although the government has introduced a policy to reduce drug prices, its impact will take some time to show\nD: The policy of reducing drug price can effectively control the drug price increase caused by the price increase of pharmaceutical raw materials in the drug market\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the state has made efforts to reduce drug prices from the production, circulation and sales of drugs. However, many patients feel puzzled that, on the one hand, the national policy to reduce drug prices is constantly introduced, on the other hand, the prices of many common drugs are rising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drugs have fallen in price, and a few have risen in price, so overall, the price of drugs is still falling\nB: There is an increase in demand for commonly used imported drugs, and relevant policies are unable to control price increases for such drugs\nC: Although the government has introduced a policy to reduce drug prices, its impact will take some time to show\nD: The policy of reducing drug price can effectively control the drug price increase caused by the price increase of pharmaceutical raw materials in the drug market\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, the state has made efforts to reduce drug prices from the production, circulation and sales of drugs. However, many patients feel puzzled that, on the one hand, the national policy to reduce drug prices is constantly introduced, on the other hand, the prices of many common drugs are rising.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best explains this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most of the drugs have fallen in price, and a few have risen in price, so overall, the price of drugs is still falling\nB: There is an increase in demand for commonly used imported drugs, and relevant policies are unable to control price increases for such drugs\nC: Although the government has introduced a policy to reduce drug prices, its impact will take some time to show\nD: The policy of reducing drug price can effectively control the drug price increase caused by the price increase of pharmaceutical raw materials in the drug market\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the final of the men's team division of the World Table Tennis Championships, the coach of country S was lining up. If the No. 4 player is in good competitive condition and the injury has healed, then let the No. 4 player play; only when the No. 4 player cannot play, will the No. 6 player play.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true if player No. 6 is present in the final?\n\nOptions:\nA: The No. 4 player was seriously injured.\nB: The No. 4 player's competitive state is not good.\nC: The No. 6 player was not injured.\nD: If the No. 4 player has recovered from his injury, then his competitive form is not good.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the final of the men's team division of the World Table Tennis Championships, the coach of country S was lining up. If the No. 4 player is in good competitive condition and the injury has healed, then let the No. 4 player play; only when the No. 4 player cannot play, will the No. 6 player play.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true if player No. 6 is present in the final?\n\nOptions:\nA: The No. 4 player was seriously injured.\nB: The No. 4 player's competitive state is not good.\nC: The No. 6 player was not injured.\nD: If the No. 4 player has recovered from his injury, then his competitive form is not good.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the final of the men's team division of the World Table Tennis Championships, the coach of country S was lining up. If the No. 4 player is in good competitive condition and the injury has healed, then let the No. 4 player play; only when the No. 4 player cannot play, will the No. 6 player play.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be true if player No. 6 is present in the final?\n\nOptions:\nA: The No. 4 player was seriously injured.\nB: The No. 4 player's competitive state is not good.\nC: The No. 6 player was not injured.\nD: If the No. 4 player has recovered from his injury, then his competitive form is not good.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the warming of the climate, the grain production in the middle and high latitudes increased, but only in the tropics and sub-tropics,and the grain production declined, especially in Africa and Latin America. Hunger and malnutrition will increase in the world's poorest regions and cause a decline in immunity, increasing people's susceptibility to disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The middle and high latitudes are not the poorest parts of the world.\nB: Africa and Latin America have some of the world's poorest regions.\nC: The impact of global warming on the climate of the middle and high latitudes is less than that of the tropics and subtropics.\nD: The impact of global warming on food production in Africa and Latin America is higher than the world average.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the warming of the climate, the grain production in the middle and high latitudes increased, but only in the tropics and sub-tropics,and the grain production declined, especially in Africa and Latin America. Hunger and malnutrition will increase in the world's poorest regions and cause a decline in immunity, increasing people's susceptibility to disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The middle and high latitudes are not the poorest parts of the world.\nB: Africa and Latin America have some of the world's poorest regions.\nC: The impact of global warming on the climate of the middle and high latitudes is less than that of the tropics and subtropics.\nD: The impact of global warming on food production in Africa and Latin America is higher than the world average.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the warming of the climate, the grain production in the middle and high latitudes increased, but only in the tropics and sub-tropics,and the grain production declined, especially in Africa and Latin America. Hunger and malnutrition will increase in the world's poorest regions and cause a decline in immunity, increasing people's susceptibility to disease.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: The middle and high latitudes are not the poorest parts of the world.\nB: Africa and Latin America have some of the world's poorest regions.\nC: The impact of global warming on the climate of the middle and high latitudes is less than that of the tropics and subtropics.\nD: The impact of global warming on food production in Africa and Latin America is higher than the world average.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe ancient Romans understood the principles of water power very well, and in some outlying parts of their empire they made extensive and excellent use of water as an energy source. This makes it all the more striking that the Romans made do without water power in regions dominated by large cities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference described above in the Romans' use of water power?\n\nOptions:\nA: In heavily populated areas the introduction of water power would have been certain to cause social unrest by depriving large numbers of people of their livelihood.\nB: In the areas in which water power was not used, water flow in rivers and streams was substantial throughout the year but nevertheless exhibited some seasonal variation.\nC: In most areas to which the use of water power was not extended, other, more traditional sources of energy continued to be used.\nD: The ancient Romans were adept at constructing and maintaining aqueducts that could carry quantities of water sufficient to supply large cities over considerable distances.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe ancient Romans understood the principles of water power very well, and in some outlying parts of their empire they made extensive and excellent use of water as an energy source. This makes it all the more striking that the Romans made do without water power in regions dominated by large cities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, contributes most to an explanation of the difference described above in the Romans' use of water power?\n\nOptions:\nA: In heavily populated areas the introduction of water power would have been certain to cause social unrest by depriving large numbers of people of their livelihood.\nB: In the areas in which water power was not used, water flow in rivers and streams was substantial throughout the year but nevertheless exhibited some seasonal variation.\nC: In most areas to which the use of water power was not extended, other, more traditional sources of energy continued to be used.\nD: The ancient Romans were adept at constructing and maintaining aqueducts that could carry quantities of water sufficient to supply large cities over considerable distances.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParents who consistently laud their children for every attempt to accomplish something, whether successful or not, actually erode the youngsters' sense of self-esteem. Children require commendation for their achievements, but if uniformly praised for both what they have accomplished and what they have merely attempted, they will eventually discount all words of commendation. In effect, such children never hear any praise at all.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the overall conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children will develop low self-esteem if their parents do not praise them when they succeed.\nB: Children's self-esteem will suffer if their parents uniformly praise their attempts to accomplish things regardless of their success or failure.\nC: Parents should praise their children for their achievements.\nD: Children whose actions are praised undeservedly eventually learn to discount all words of praise.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nParents who consistently laud their children for every attempt to accomplish something, whether successful or not, actually erode the youngsters' sense of self-esteem. Children require commendation for their achievements, but if uniformly praised for both what they have accomplished and what they have merely attempted, they will eventually discount all words of commendation. In effect, such children never hear any praise at all.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most accurately expresses the overall conclusion of the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Children will develop low self-esteem if their parents do not praise them when they succeed.\nB: Children's self-esteem will suffer if their parents uniformly praise their attempts to accomplish things regardless of their success or failure.\nC: Parents should praise their children for their achievements.\nD: Children whose actions are praised undeservedly eventually learn to discount all words of praise.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDobson: Some historians claim that the people who built a ring of stones thousands of years ago in Britain were knowledgeable about celestial events. The ground for this claim is that two of the stones determine a line pointing directly to the position of the sun at sunrise at the spring equinox. There are many stones in the ring, however, so the chance that one pair will point in a celestially significant direction is large. Ttherefore, the people who built the ring were not knowledgeable about celestial events .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning in Dobson's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Statements that absolutely establish Dobson's conclusion are treated as if they merely give some support to that conclusion.\nB: The failure of cited evidence to establish a statement is taken as evidence that statement is false.\nC: Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if it were subject to verification as a matter of fact.\nD: Dobson's conclusion logically contradicts some of the evidence presented in support of it.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDobson: Some historians claim that the people who built a ring of stones thousands of years ago in Britain were knowledgeable about celestial events. The ground for this claim is that two of the stones determine a line pointing directly to the position of the sun at sunrise at the spring equinox. There are many stones in the ring, however, so the chance that one pair will point in a celestially significant direction is large. Ttherefore, the people who built the ring were not knowledgeable about celestial events .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning in Dobson's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Statements that absolutely establish Dobson's conclusion are treated as if they merely give some support to that conclusion.\nB: The failure of cited evidence to establish a statement is taken as evidence that statement is false.\nC: Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if it were subject to verification as a matter of fact.\nD: Dobson's conclusion logically contradicts some of the evidence presented in support of it.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDobson: Some historians claim that the people who built a ring of stones thousands of years ago in Britain were knowledgeable about celestial events. The ground for this claim is that two of the stones determine a line pointing directly to the position of the sun at sunrise at the spring equinox. There are many stones in the ring, however, so the chance that one pair will point in a celestially significant direction is large. Ttherefore, the people who built the ring were not knowledgeable about celestial events .\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an error of reasoning in Dobson's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: Statements that absolutely establish Dobson's conclusion are treated as if they merely give some support to that conclusion.\nB: The failure of cited evidence to establish a statement is taken as evidence that statement is false.\nC: Something that is merely a matter of opinion is treated as if it were subject to verification as a matter of fact.\nD: Dobson's conclusion logically contradicts some of the evidence presented in support of it.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmotional incentive effect is a management incentive method to stimulate the enthusiasm of the managed through good emotional relationship, so as to improve work efficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an emotional incentive effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: An employee was suspected of collecting customer benefits without permission and was ordered to wait for post for reflection. He was very sad.\nB: The thought and behavior of the employees were praised by the leaders, resulting in the emotion of continuing to adhere to it.\nC: An employee felt helpless because he was satirized, attacked and retaliated against the manager at the meeting.\nD: The manager's office decided not to allow employees to talk about family affairs in the company in the future.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmotional incentive effect is a management incentive method to stimulate the enthusiasm of the managed through good emotional relationship, so as to improve work efficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an emotional incentive effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: An employee was suspected of collecting customer benefits without permission and was ordered to wait for post for reflection. He was very sad.\nB: The thought and behavior of the employees were praised by the leaders, resulting in the emotion of continuing to adhere to it.\nC: An employee felt helpless because he was satirized, attacked and retaliated against the manager at the meeting.\nD: The manager's office decided not to allow employees to talk about family affairs in the company in the future.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmotional incentive effect is a management incentive method to stimulate the enthusiasm of the managed through good emotional relationship, so as to improve work efficiency.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an emotional incentive effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: An employee was suspected of collecting customer benefits without permission and was ordered to wait for post for reflection. He was very sad.\nB: The thought and behavior of the employees were praised by the leaders, resulting in the emotion of continuing to adhere to it.\nC: An employee felt helpless because he was satirized, attacked and retaliated against the manager at the meeting.\nD: The manager's office decided not to allow employees to talk about family affairs in the company in the future.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMillions of homes are now using low-energy lighting, but millions more have still to make the switch, a fact that the government and the home lighting industry are eager to change. Although low-wattage bulbs cost more per bulb than normal bulbs, their advantages to the homeowner are enormous, and ttherefore everyone should use low-wattage bulbs.\n\nQuestion:\nInformation about which one of the following would be LEAST useful in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the opinion of current users of low-wattage bulbs as to their effectiveness\nB: the profits the home lighting industry expects to make from sales of low-wattage bulbs\nC: the specific cost of a low-wattage bulb compared with that of a normal bulb\nD: the actual cost of burning low-wattage bulbs compared to that of burning normal bulbs\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMillions of homes are now using low-energy lighting, but millions more have still to make the switch, a fact that the government and the home lighting industry are eager to change. Although low-wattage bulbs cost more per bulb than normal bulbs, their advantages to the homeowner are enormous, and ttherefore everyone should use low-wattage bulbs.\n\nQuestion:\nInformation about which one of the following would be LEAST useful in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the opinion of current users of low-wattage bulbs as to their effectiveness\nB: the profits the home lighting industry expects to make from sales of low-wattage bulbs\nC: the specific cost of a low-wattage bulb compared with that of a normal bulb\nD: the actual cost of burning low-wattage bulbs compared to that of burning normal bulbs\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMillions of homes are now using low-energy lighting, but millions more have still to make the switch, a fact that the government and the home lighting industry are eager to change. Although low-wattage bulbs cost more per bulb than normal bulbs, their advantages to the homeowner are enormous, and ttherefore everyone should use low-wattage bulbs.\n\nQuestion:\nInformation about which one of the following would be LEAST useful in evaluating the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: the opinion of current users of low-wattage bulbs as to their effectiveness\nB: the profits the home lighting industry expects to make from sales of low-wattage bulbs\nC: the specific cost of a low-wattage bulb compared with that of a normal bulb\nD: the actual cost of burning low-wattage bulbs compared to that of burning normal bulbs\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJust as Darwin discovered the law of the development of the organic world, Marx discovered the law of the development of human history, that is a simple fact always hidden by numerous and complicated ideologies: people must first eat, drink, live, and clothe. Then they can engage in politics, science, art, religion, etc., so that the direct production of material means of livelihood, thus a nation or an era of a certain stage of economic development. It forms the foundation on which people's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas are developed. Therefore, it must be explained on this basis, not the opposite as in the past.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Darwin discovered the law of development of the organic world and its significance.\nB: The law of the development of human history discovered by Marx and its significance.\nC: The production of direct material means of livelihood is the foundation.\nD: People's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas must be explained on this basis.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJust as Darwin discovered the law of the development of the organic world, Marx discovered the law of the development of human history, that is a simple fact always hidden by numerous and complicated ideologies: people must first eat, drink, live, and clothe. Then they can engage in politics, science, art, religion, etc., so that the direct production of material means of livelihood, thus a nation or an era of a certain stage of economic development. It forms the foundation on which people's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas are developed. Therefore, it must be explained on this basis, not the opposite as in the past.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Darwin discovered the law of development of the organic world and its significance.\nB: The law of the development of human history discovered by Marx and its significance.\nC: The production of direct material means of livelihood is the foundation.\nD: People's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas must be explained on this basis.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJust as Darwin discovered the law of the development of the organic world, Marx discovered the law of the development of human history, that is a simple fact always hidden by numerous and complicated ideologies: people must first eat, drink, live, and clothe. Then they can engage in politics, science, art, religion, etc., so that the direct production of material means of livelihood, thus a nation or an era of a certain stage of economic development. It forms the foundation on which people's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas are developed. Therefore, it must be explained on this basis, not the opposite as in the past.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Darwin discovered the law of development of the organic world and its significance.\nB: The law of the development of human history discovered by Marx and its significance.\nC: The production of direct material means of livelihood is the foundation.\nD: People's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas must be explained on this basis.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJust as Darwin discovered the law of the development of the organic world, Marx discovered the law of the development of human history, that is a simple fact always hidden by numerous and complicated ideologies: people must first eat, drink, live, and clothe. Then they can engage in politics, science, art, religion, etc., so that the direct production of material means of livelihood, thus a nation or an era of a certain stage of economic development. It forms the foundation on which people's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas are developed. Therefore, it must be explained on this basis, not the opposite as in the past.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the gist of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Darwin discovered the law of development of the organic world and its significance.\nB: The law of the development of human history discovered by Marx and its significance.\nC: The production of direct material means of livelihood is the foundation.\nD: People's national system, legal point of view, art and even religious ideas must be explained on this basis.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketization and informationization have become an irresistible trend in the globalization of the world economy. today's struggle for cultural positions, especially among young people, is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation and the ruling position of the Communist Party of China.At present, we must deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture from the perspective of comprehensively building a well-off society and realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.Firmly grasp the direction of advanced culture and the characteristics of the times to keep pace with the times, and adhere to Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of three represents to lead the construction of youth culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture\nB: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the ruling position of the Communist Party of China\nC: The construction of youth culture grasps the direction of advanced culture\nD: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketization and informationization have become an irresistible trend in the globalization of the world economy. today's struggle for cultural positions, especially among young people, is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation and the ruling position of the Communist Party of China.At present, we must deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture from the perspective of comprehensively building a well-off society and realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.Firmly grasp the direction of advanced culture and the characteristics of the times to keep pace with the times, and adhere to Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of three represents to lead the construction of youth culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture\nB: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the ruling position of the Communist Party of China\nC: The construction of youth culture grasps the direction of advanced culture\nD: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketization and informationization have become an irresistible trend in the globalization of the world economy. today's struggle for cultural positions, especially among young people, is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation and the ruling position of the Communist Party of China.At present, we must deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture from the perspective of comprehensively building a well-off society and realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.Firmly grasp the direction of advanced culture and the characteristics of the times to keep pace with the times, and adhere to Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory and the important thought of three represents to lead the construction of youth culture.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is correct according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: Deeply understand the strategic significance of strengthening the construction of youth culture\nB: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the ruling position of the Communist Party of China\nC: The construction of youth culture grasps the direction of advanced culture\nD: The contention for the position of youth culture is related to the rise and fall of the Chinese nation\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation refers to the first application of a new technology or invention in production and the establishment of a new production or supply function in the production system in the theory of economic development, introduce a new combination of production factors and production conditions. Economics emphasizes that technological innovation has the characteristics of non-exclusiveness, uncertainty, marketability and systemicity.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following behaviors belongs to technological innovation in the field of economics?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Europe, the Concorde flew successfully. Airfares are extremely expensive because of the high cost of flying.\nB: The space technology of the United States is extremely advanced and the space shuttle flies freely in space.\nC: After a long period of formula testing, Wuliangye launched a low alcohol wine on the market and achieved excellent market returns.\nD: Iridium's technology allows people to send and receive messages from anywhere on Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation refers to the first application of a new technology or invention in production and the establishment of a new production or supply function in the production system in the theory of economic development, introduce a new combination of production factors and production conditions. Economics emphasizes that technological innovation has the characteristics of non-exclusiveness, uncertainty, marketability and systemicity.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following behaviors belongs to technological innovation in the field of economics?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Europe, the Concorde flew successfully. Airfares are extremely expensive because of the high cost of flying.\nB: The space technology of the United States is extremely advanced and the space shuttle flies freely in space.\nC: After a long period of formula testing, Wuliangye launched a low alcohol wine on the market and achieved excellent market returns.\nD: Iridium's technology allows people to send and receive messages from anywhere on Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTechnological innovation refers to the first application of a new technology or invention in production and the establishment of a new production or supply function in the production system in the theory of economic development, introduce a new combination of production factors and production conditions. Economics emphasizes that technological innovation has the characteristics of non-exclusiveness, uncertainty, marketability and systemicity.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following behaviors belongs to technological innovation in the field of economics?\n\nOptions:\nA: In Europe, the Concorde flew successfully. Airfares are extremely expensive because of the high cost of flying.\nB: The space technology of the United States is extremely advanced and the space shuttle flies freely in space.\nC: After a long period of formula testing, Wuliangye launched a low alcohol wine on the market and achieved excellent market returns.\nD: Iridium's technology allows people to send and receive messages from anywhere on Earth.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the eve of the Minsk meeting of the Coordination Group of the Ukrainian authorities, the issuers of the Donetsk people's Republic and Luhansk people's Republic announced their negotiating position: if the Ukrainian authorities do not recognize their territory and the special status of the Russian language, and without halting its military operations in the south-east, the conflict cannot be resolved. In addition, the two republics have insisted on amnesty for all armed militia participants and political prisoners. Some Ukrainian observers commented: can we resolve the conflict by recognizing the special status of these two so-called republics and pardoning the militia?\n\nQuestion:\nThe comments of Ukrainian observers are best used to refute which of the followings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all militia participants and political prisoners, the conflict may not be resolved\nB: Even if the conflict is resolved, it is not necessarily because the Ukrainian authorities recognize the territory of the Republic and the special status of the Russian language\nC: If the conflict is to be resolved, the Ukrainian authorities must recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and Russian, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\nD: The conflict can be resolved as long as the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the eve of the Minsk meeting of the Coordination Group of the Ukrainian authorities, the issuers of the Donetsk people's Republic and Luhansk people's Republic announced their negotiating position: if the Ukrainian authorities do not recognize their territory and the special status of the Russian language, and without halting its military operations in the south-east, the conflict cannot be resolved. In addition, the two republics have insisted on amnesty for all armed militia participants and political prisoners. Some Ukrainian observers commented: can we resolve the conflict by recognizing the special status of these two so-called republics and pardoning the militia?\n\nQuestion:\nThe comments of Ukrainian observers are best used to refute which of the followings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all militia participants and political prisoners, the conflict may not be resolved\nB: Even if the conflict is resolved, it is not necessarily because the Ukrainian authorities recognize the territory of the Republic and the special status of the Russian language\nC: If the conflict is to be resolved, the Ukrainian authorities must recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and Russian, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\nD: The conflict can be resolved as long as the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the eve of the Minsk meeting of the Coordination Group of the Ukrainian authorities, the issuers of the Donetsk people's Republic and Luhansk people's Republic announced their negotiating position: if the Ukrainian authorities do not recognize their territory and the special status of the Russian language, and without halting its military operations in the south-east, the conflict cannot be resolved. In addition, the two republics have insisted on amnesty for all armed militia participants and political prisoners. Some Ukrainian observers commented: can we resolve the conflict by recognizing the special status of these two so-called republics and pardoning the militia?\n\nQuestion:\nThe comments of Ukrainian observers are best used to refute which of the followings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all militia participants and political prisoners, the conflict may not be resolved\nB: Even if the conflict is resolved, it is not necessarily because the Ukrainian authorities recognize the territory of the Republic and the special status of the Russian language\nC: If the conflict is to be resolved, the Ukrainian authorities must recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and Russian, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\nD: The conflict can be resolved as long as the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOn the eve of the Minsk meeting of the Coordination Group of the Ukrainian authorities, the issuers of the Donetsk people's Republic and Luhansk people's Republic announced their negotiating position: if the Ukrainian authorities do not recognize their territory and the special status of the Russian language, and without halting its military operations in the south-east, the conflict cannot be resolved. In addition, the two republics have insisted on amnesty for all armed militia participants and political prisoners. Some Ukrainian observers commented: can we resolve the conflict by recognizing the special status of these two so-called republics and pardoning the militia?\n\nQuestion:\nThe comments of Ukrainian observers are best used to refute which of the followings?\n\nOptions:\nA: Even if the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all militia participants and political prisoners, the conflict may not be resolved\nB: Even if the conflict is resolved, it is not necessarily because the Ukrainian authorities recognize the territory of the Republic and the special status of the Russian language\nC: If the conflict is to be resolved, the Ukrainian authorities must recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and Russian, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\nD: The conflict can be resolved as long as the Ukrainian authorities recognize the special status of the territories of the two republics and the Russian language, and pardon all armed militia participants and political prisoners\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnited Lumber will use trees from its forests for two products. The tree trunks will be used for lumber and the branches converted into wood chips to make fiberboard. The cost of this conversion would be the same whether done at the logging site, where the trees are debranched, or at United' s factory. However, wood chips occupy less than half the volume of the branches from which they are made.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information given, if accurate, most strongly supports which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Converting the branches into wood chips at the logging site would require transporting a fully assembled wood-chipping machine to and from the site.\nB: The debranching of trees and the conversion of the branches into chips are the only stages in the processing of branches that it would be in United's economic advantage to perform at the logging site.\nC: It would be more economical to debranch the trees at the factory where the fiberboard is manufactured.\nD: Transportation costs from the logging site to the factory that are determined by volume of cargo would be lower if the conversion into chips is done at the logging site rather than at the factory.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnited Lumber will use trees from its forests for two products. The tree trunks will be used for lumber and the branches converted into wood chips to make fiberboard. The cost of this conversion would be the same whether done at the logging site, where the trees are debranched, or at United' s factory. However, wood chips occupy less than half the volume of the branches from which they are made.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information given, if accurate, most strongly supports which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Converting the branches into wood chips at the logging site would require transporting a fully assembled wood-chipping machine to and from the site.\nB: The debranching of trees and the conversion of the branches into chips are the only stages in the processing of branches that it would be in United's economic advantage to perform at the logging site.\nC: It would be more economical to debranch the trees at the factory where the fiberboard is manufactured.\nD: Transportation costs from the logging site to the factory that are determined by volume of cargo would be lower if the conversion into chips is done at the logging site rather than at the factory.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnited Lumber will use trees from its forests for two products. The tree trunks will be used for lumber and the branches converted into wood chips to make fiberboard. The cost of this conversion would be the same whether done at the logging site, where the trees are debranched, or at United' s factory. However, wood chips occupy less than half the volume of the branches from which they are made.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information given, if accurate, most strongly supports which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Converting the branches into wood chips at the logging site would require transporting a fully assembled wood-chipping machine to and from the site.\nB: The debranching of trees and the conversion of the branches into chips are the only stages in the processing of branches that it would be in United's economic advantage to perform at the logging site.\nC: It would be more economical to debranch the trees at the factory where the fiberboard is manufactured.\nD: Transportation costs from the logging site to the factory that are determined by volume of cargo would be lower if the conversion into chips is done at the logging site rather than at the factory.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnited Lumber will use trees from its forests for two products. The tree trunks will be used for lumber and the branches converted into wood chips to make fiberboard. The cost of this conversion would be the same whether done at the logging site, where the trees are debranched, or at United' s factory. However, wood chips occupy less than half the volume of the branches from which they are made.\n\nQuestion:\nThe information given, if accurate, most strongly supports which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Converting the branches into wood chips at the logging site would require transporting a fully assembled wood-chipping machine to and from the site.\nB: The debranching of trees and the conversion of the branches into chips are the only stages in the processing of branches that it would be in United's economic advantage to perform at the logging site.\nC: It would be more economical to debranch the trees at the factory where the fiberboard is manufactured.\nD: Transportation costs from the logging site to the factory that are determined by volume of cargo would be lower if the conversion into chips is done at the logging site rather than at the factory.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree major laundry detergent manufacturers have concentrated their powdered detergents by reducing the proportion of inactive ingredients in the detergent formulas. The concentrated detergents will be sold in smaller packages. In explaining the change, the manufacturers cited the desire to reduce cardboard packaging and other production costs. Market analysts predict that the decision of these three manufacturers, who control 80 percent of the laundry detergent market, will eventually bring about the virtual disappearance of old-style bulky detergents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the prediction made by the market analysts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most smaller manufacturers of laundry detergents will consider it too expensive to retool factories for the production of the smaller detergent packages.\nB: Some analysts believe that consumers will have to pay a greater cost per load of laundry to use the new concentrated detergent than they did to use the old-style detergent.\nC: Consumers are increasingly being persuaded by environmental concerns to buy concentrated detergents when available in order to reduce cardboard waste.\nD: Major supermarkets have announced that they will not charge the detergent manufacturers less to display their detergents, even though the detergents will take up less shelf space.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree major laundry detergent manufacturers have concentrated their powdered detergents by reducing the proportion of inactive ingredients in the detergent formulas. The concentrated detergents will be sold in smaller packages. In explaining the change, the manufacturers cited the desire to reduce cardboard packaging and other production costs. Market analysts predict that the decision of these three manufacturers, who control 80 percent of the laundry detergent market, will eventually bring about the virtual disappearance of old-style bulky detergents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the prediction made by the market analysts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most smaller manufacturers of laundry detergents will consider it too expensive to retool factories for the production of the smaller detergent packages.\nB: Some analysts believe that consumers will have to pay a greater cost per load of laundry to use the new concentrated detergent than they did to use the old-style detergent.\nC: Consumers are increasingly being persuaded by environmental concerns to buy concentrated detergents when available in order to reduce cardboard waste.\nD: Major supermarkets have announced that they will not charge the detergent manufacturers less to display their detergents, even though the detergents will take up less shelf space.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree major laundry detergent manufacturers have concentrated their powdered detergents by reducing the proportion of inactive ingredients in the detergent formulas. The concentrated detergents will be sold in smaller packages. In explaining the change, the manufacturers cited the desire to reduce cardboard packaging and other production costs. Market analysts predict that the decision of these three manufacturers, who control 80 percent of the laundry detergent market, will eventually bring about the virtual disappearance of old-style bulky detergents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the prediction made by the market analysts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most smaller manufacturers of laundry detergents will consider it too expensive to retool factories for the production of the smaller detergent packages.\nB: Some analysts believe that consumers will have to pay a greater cost per load of laundry to use the new concentrated detergent than they did to use the old-style detergent.\nC: Consumers are increasingly being persuaded by environmental concerns to buy concentrated detergents when available in order to reduce cardboard waste.\nD: Major supermarkets have announced that they will not charge the detergent manufacturers less to display their detergents, even though the detergents will take up less shelf space.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThree major laundry detergent manufacturers have concentrated their powdered detergents by reducing the proportion of inactive ingredients in the detergent formulas. The concentrated detergents will be sold in smaller packages. In explaining the change, the manufacturers cited the desire to reduce cardboard packaging and other production costs. Market analysts predict that the decision of these three manufacturers, who control 80 percent of the laundry detergent market, will eventually bring about the virtual disappearance of old-style bulky detergents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most strongly supports the prediction made by the market analysts?\n\nOptions:\nA: Most smaller manufacturers of laundry detergents will consider it too expensive to retool factories for the production of the smaller detergent packages.\nB: Some analysts believe that consumers will have to pay a greater cost per load of laundry to use the new concentrated detergent than they did to use the old-style detergent.\nC: Consumers are increasingly being persuaded by environmental concerns to buy concentrated detergents when available in order to reduce cardboard waste.\nD: Major supermarkets have announced that they will not charge the detergent manufacturers less to display their detergents, even though the detergents will take up less shelf space.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called homogeneous competition refers to the phenomenon that products of different brands in the same product category imitate each other in performance, appearance and even marketing methods, and even gradually converge. Homogeneous competition is not good for consumers to identify the characteristics of products, if it is a well-known brand, it s still competitive, if it is a general brand, it is inevitable to have a cruel price war, then the market prospects are not optimistic.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to homogeneous competition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Publishers follow the trend to publish traversing novels\nB: The rise of green organic farming in rural areas\nC: The use of the Internet for publicity is all the rage\nD: False advertising becomes common in the health care industry\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called homogeneous competition refers to the phenomenon that products of different brands in the same product category imitate each other in performance, appearance and even marketing methods, and even gradually converge. Homogeneous competition is not good for consumers to identify the characteristics of products, if it is a well-known brand, it s still competitive, if it is a general brand, it is inevitable to have a cruel price war, then the market prospects are not optimistic.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to homogeneous competition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Publishers follow the trend to publish traversing novels\nB: The rise of green organic farming in rural areas\nC: The use of the Internet for publicity is all the rage\nD: False advertising becomes common in the health care industry\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe so-called homogeneous competition refers to the phenomenon that products of different brands in the same product category imitate each other in performance, appearance and even marketing methods, and even gradually converge. Homogeneous competition is not good for consumers to identify the characteristics of products, if it is a well-known brand, it s still competitive, if it is a general brand, it is inevitable to have a cruel price war, then the market prospects are not optimistic.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to homogeneous competition?\n\nOptions:\nA: Publishers follow the trend to publish traversing novels\nB: The rise of green organic farming in rural areas\nC: The use of the Internet for publicity is all the rage\nD: False advertising becomes common in the health care industry\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of the scientist's mentioning astrology in the argument is to present\n\nOptions:\nA: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously because it does not affect our perception of the world\nB: an example of a theory that affects our perception of the world, and thus should be taken seriously\nC: an example of a theory that should be taken seriously, even though it does not affect our perception of the world\nD: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously despite its affecting our perception of the world\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of the scientist's mentioning astrology in the argument is to present\n\nOptions:\nA: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously because it does not affect our perception of the world\nB: an example of a theory that affects our perception of the world, and thus should be taken seriously\nC: an example of a theory that should be taken seriously, even though it does not affect our perception of the world\nD: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously despite its affecting our perception of the world\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of the scientist's mentioning astrology in the argument is to present\n\nOptions:\nA: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously because it does not affect our perception of the world\nB: an example of a theory that affects our perception of the world, and thus should be taken seriously\nC: an example of a theory that should be taken seriously, even though it does not affect our perception of the world\nD: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously despite its affecting our perception of the world\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientist: Any theory that is to be taken seriously must affect our perception of the world. Of course, this is not, in itself, enough for a theory to be taken seriously. To see this, one need only consider astrology.\n\nQuestion:\nThe point of the scientist's mentioning astrology in the argument is to present\n\nOptions:\nA: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously because it does not affect our perception of the world\nB: an example of a theory that affects our perception of the world, and thus should be taken seriously\nC: an example of a theory that should be taken seriously, even though it does not affect our perception of the world\nD: an example of a theory that should not be taken seriously despite its affecting our perception of the world\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSiphon refers to filling an inverted U-shaped tubular structure with liquid by using the force phenomenon of liquid level height difference, placing the high end of the opening in the container filled with liquid, and the liquid in the container will continue to flow out of the opening at a lower position through the siphon.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a siphon phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car driver uses a rubber tube to suck gasoline or diesel out of the oil barrel.\nB: Most of the water surface in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in China is higher than the ground outside the embankment. In Henan and Shandong, farmers use the Yellow River to irrigate their farmland.\nC: When Xiao Wang changed the water for his fish tank at home, he squeezed out the air in the pipe, then inserted the pipe into the water, and the water source kept flowing out.\nD: Xiao Liu lives on the 30th floor of a community. The tap water comes from the secondary water supply.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSiphon refers to filling an inverted U-shaped tubular structure with liquid by using the force phenomenon of liquid level height difference, placing the high end of the opening in the container filled with liquid, and the liquid in the container will continue to flow out of the opening at a lower position through the siphon.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a siphon phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car driver uses a rubber tube to suck gasoline or diesel out of the oil barrel.\nB: Most of the water surface in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in China is higher than the ground outside the embankment. In Henan and Shandong, farmers use the Yellow River to irrigate their farmland.\nC: When Xiao Wang changed the water for his fish tank at home, he squeezed out the air in the pipe, then inserted the pipe into the water, and the water source kept flowing out.\nD: Xiao Liu lives on the 30th floor of a community. The tap water comes from the secondary water supply.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSiphon refers to filling an inverted U-shaped tubular structure with liquid by using the force phenomenon of liquid level height difference, placing the high end of the opening in the container filled with liquid, and the liquid in the container will continue to flow out of the opening at a lower position through the siphon.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a siphon phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car driver uses a rubber tube to suck gasoline or diesel out of the oil barrel.\nB: Most of the water surface in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in China is higher than the ground outside the embankment. In Henan and Shandong, farmers use the Yellow River to irrigate their farmland.\nC: When Xiao Wang changed the water for his fish tank at home, he squeezed out the air in the pipe, then inserted the pipe into the water, and the water source kept flowing out.\nD: Xiao Liu lives on the 30th floor of a community. The tap water comes from the secondary water supply.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSiphon refers to filling an inverted U-shaped tubular structure with liquid by using the force phenomenon of liquid level height difference, placing the high end of the opening in the container filled with liquid, and the liquid in the container will continue to flow out of the opening at a lower position through the siphon.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not a siphon phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The car driver uses a rubber tube to suck gasoline or diesel out of the oil barrel.\nB: Most of the water surface in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in China is higher than the ground outside the embankment. In Henan and Shandong, farmers use the Yellow River to irrigate their farmland.\nC: When Xiao Wang changed the water for his fish tank at home, he squeezed out the air in the pipe, then inserted the pipe into the water, and the water source kept flowing out.\nD: Xiao Liu lives on the 30th floor of a community. The tap water comes from the secondary water supply.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West' s work is mentioned only once in Stuart' s diaries. But Stuart' s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart' s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart' s work often uses West' s terminology which, though now commonplace, none of Stuart' s contemporaries used.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian's statements, if those statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stuart's work was not entirely free from West's influence\nB: Stuart's contemporaries were not influenced by West.\nC: It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.\nD: Stuart's discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West' s work is mentioned only once in Stuart' s diaries. But Stuart' s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart' s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart' s work often uses West' s terminology which, though now commonplace, none of Stuart' s contemporaries used.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian's statements, if those statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stuart's work was not entirely free from West's influence\nB: Stuart's contemporaries were not influenced by West.\nC: It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.\nD: Stuart's discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West' s work is mentioned only once in Stuart' s diaries. But Stuart' s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart' s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart' s work often uses West' s terminology which, though now commonplace, none of Stuart' s contemporaries used.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian's statements, if those statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stuart's work was not entirely free from West's influence\nB: Stuart's contemporaries were not influenced by West.\nC: It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.\nD: Stuart's discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHistorian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West' s work is mentioned only once in Stuart' s diaries. But Stuart' s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart' s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart' s work often uses West' s terminology which, though now commonplace, none of Stuart' s contemporaries used.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian's statements, if those statements are true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Stuart's work was not entirely free from West's influence\nB: Stuart's contemporaries were not influenced by West.\nC: It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.\nD: Stuart's discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1964, the famous Genovese case occurred in New York, the United States. A girl named Genovese was killed by a ruffian with a knife on her way home. Within 30 minutes of the crime, 38 neighbors heard the victim's call for help. Many people even walked to the window and watched for a long time, but no one went to help her. And no one called the police in time. As a result, a tragedy that shouldn't have happened became a reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings gives the most appropriate explanation for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public just stood by and saw others in danger, which showed the loss of public humanity.\nB: The public often witnessed violence, so they became apathy.\nC: The reason why people witnessed the incident but didn't give a hand may be due to the presence of others, which inhibited the motivation of them to help others and also led to the dispersion of social responsibility.\nD: In the face of danger, everyone tended to protect themselves.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1964, the famous Genovese case occurred in New York, the United States. A girl named Genovese was killed by a ruffian with a knife on her way home. Within 30 minutes of the crime, 38 neighbors heard the victim's call for help. Many people even walked to the window and watched for a long time, but no one went to help her. And no one called the police in time. As a result, a tragedy that shouldn't have happened became a reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings gives the most appropriate explanation for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public just stood by and saw others in danger, which showed the loss of public humanity.\nB: The public often witnessed violence, so they became apathy.\nC: The reason why people witnessed the incident but didn't give a hand may be due to the presence of others, which inhibited the motivation of them to help others and also led to the dispersion of social responsibility.\nD: In the face of danger, everyone tended to protect themselves.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1964, the famous Genovese case occurred in New York, the United States. A girl named Genovese was killed by a ruffian with a knife on her way home. Within 30 minutes of the crime, 38 neighbors heard the victim's call for help. Many people even walked to the window and watched for a long time, but no one went to help her. And no one called the police in time. As a result, a tragedy that shouldn't have happened became a reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings gives the most appropriate explanation for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public just stood by and saw others in danger, which showed the loss of public humanity.\nB: The public often witnessed violence, so they became apathy.\nC: The reason why people witnessed the incident but didn't give a hand may be due to the presence of others, which inhibited the motivation of them to help others and also led to the dispersion of social responsibility.\nD: In the face of danger, everyone tended to protect themselves.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn 1964, the famous Genovese case occurred in New York, the United States. A girl named Genovese was killed by a ruffian with a knife on her way home. Within 30 minutes of the crime, 38 neighbors heard the victim's call for help. Many people even walked to the window and watched for a long time, but no one went to help her. And no one called the police in time. As a result, a tragedy that shouldn't have happened became a reality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings gives the most appropriate explanation for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The public just stood by and saw others in danger, which showed the loss of public humanity.\nB: The public often witnessed violence, so they became apathy.\nC: The reason why people witnessed the incident but didn't give a hand may be due to the presence of others, which inhibited the motivation of them to help others and also led to the dispersion of social responsibility.\nD: In the face of danger, everyone tended to protect themselves.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlsophila spinulosa, a plant of the same age as dinosaurs, was found in the primeval forest at the bottom of Dashiwei, the largest Tiankeng in Leye Tiankeng. Some people speculated that Dashiwei should have been formed in the dinosaur era, that is, 65 million years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, which one can best refute the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alsophila spinulosa still exists today.\nB: Alsophila spinulosa was not found in other Leye Tiankeng.\nC: Dinosaurs couldn't get into this very deep tiankeng.\nD: No dinosaur fossils were found in Dashiwei.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlsophila spinulosa, a plant of the same age as dinosaurs, was found in the primeval forest at the bottom of Dashiwei, the largest Tiankeng in Leye Tiankeng. Some people speculated that Dashiwei should have been formed in the dinosaur era, that is, 65 million years ago.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the followings are true, which one can best refute the above speculation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Alsophila spinulosa still exists today.\nB: Alsophila spinulosa was not found in other Leye Tiankeng.\nC: Dinosaurs couldn't get into this very deep tiankeng.\nD: No dinosaur fossils were found in Dashiwei.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAI assistant has obvious advantages in medical application: radiologists read and analyze a large number of images every day, doctors will be inefficient due to fatigue, AI assistant will not, it can even faster than the human eye to find suspicious lesions in the image to help doctors make a preliminary diagnosis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Doctors in A Hospital classify and file difficult images with the help of AI technology\nB: The respiratory department of B Hospital completed a remote consultation with the help of AI assistant\nC: The radiology department of C Hospital can use AI technology to complete the imaging diagnosis of more than 200 patients in half a day\nD: With the help of AI assistant, Ding Hospital detected the abnormal signs of chest cavity of patients with remote consultation, and determined the treatment plan for them\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAI assistant has obvious advantages in medical application: radiologists read and analyze a large number of images every day, doctors will be inefficient due to fatigue, AI assistant will not, it can even faster than the human eye to find suspicious lesions in the image to help doctors make a preliminary diagnosis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Doctors in A Hospital classify and file difficult images with the help of AI technology\nB: The respiratory department of B Hospital completed a remote consultation with the help of AI assistant\nC: The radiology department of C Hospital can use AI technology to complete the imaging diagnosis of more than 200 patients in half a day\nD: With the help of AI assistant, Ding Hospital detected the abnormal signs of chest cavity of patients with remote consultation, and determined the treatment plan for them\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAI assistant has obvious advantages in medical application: radiologists read and analyze a large number of images every day, doctors will be inefficient due to fatigue, AI assistant will not, it can even faster than the human eye to find suspicious lesions in the image to help doctors make a preliminary diagnosis.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can best support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Doctors in A Hospital classify and file difficult images with the help of AI technology\nB: The respiratory department of B Hospital completed a remote consultation with the help of AI assistant\nC: The radiology department of C Hospital can use AI technology to complete the imaging diagnosis of more than 200 patients in half a day\nD: With the help of AI assistant, Ding Hospital detected the abnormal signs of chest cavity of patients with remote consultation, and determined the treatment plan for them\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, there are only three kinds of experimental robots in an intelligence research institute, A.B. and C. A cannot recognize colors, B cannot recognize shapes, and C can recognize neither colors nor shapes. Most laboratories of the intelligence research institute do experiments to identify colors and shapes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are all three kinds of robots in some laboratories.\nB: There are only robots A and B in half of the laboratories.\nC: The intelligence research institute is developing new experimental robots.\nD: There are only robots A and C in half of the laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, there are only three kinds of experimental robots in an intelligence research institute, A.B. and C. A cannot recognize colors, B cannot recognize shapes, and C can recognize neither colors nor shapes. Most laboratories of the intelligence research institute do experiments to identify colors and shapes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are all three kinds of robots in some laboratories.\nB: There are only robots A and B in half of the laboratories.\nC: The intelligence research institute is developing new experimental robots.\nD: There are only robots A and C in half of the laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt present, there are only three kinds of experimental robots in an intelligence research institute, A.B. and C. A cannot recognize colors, B cannot recognize shapes, and C can recognize neither colors nor shapes. Most laboratories of the intelligence research institute do experiments to identify colors and shapes.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: There are all three kinds of robots in some laboratories.\nB: There are only robots A and B in half of the laboratories.\nC: The intelligence research institute is developing new experimental robots.\nD: There are only robots A and C in half of the laboratories.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTargeted sales refers to a marketing method in which merchants sell products to specific customers at prices lower than similar products in the market for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is targeted sales?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to gain popularity and attract car buyers, a certain auto city decided to give doctors and teachers a discount of 20,000 yuan on the day of opening, which is much cheaper than many 4S stores\nB: To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the company's founding, the board of directors of a company decided to issue souvenirs to employees. After consulting with a leather goods manufacturer, they bought a batch of fashionable and high-end leather bags at a preferential price\nC: In order to avoid waste, a fresh food store stipulates that after 8 o'clock every night, all non-frozen fresh fish and fresh meat products are sold at 50%\nD: In order to achieve sales performance in the first quarter, a food production company carried out online and offline promotion activities at the same time at the industry's low price, and sales volume increased sharply\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTargeted sales refers to a marketing method in which merchants sell products to specific customers at prices lower than similar products in the market for specific purposes.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is targeted sales?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to gain popularity and attract car buyers, a certain auto city decided to give doctors and teachers a discount of 20,000 yuan on the day of opening, which is much cheaper than many 4S stores\nB: To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the company's founding, the board of directors of a company decided to issue souvenirs to employees. After consulting with a leather goods manufacturer, they bought a batch of fashionable and high-end leather bags at a preferential price\nC: In order to avoid waste, a fresh food store stipulates that after 8 o'clock every night, all non-frozen fresh fish and fresh meat products are sold at 50%\nD: In order to achieve sales performance in the first quarter, a food production company carried out online and offline promotion activities at the same time at the industry's low price, and sales volume increased sharply\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChiu: The belief that a person is always morally blameworthy for feeling certain emotions, such as unjustifiable anger, jealousy, or resentment, is misguided. Individuals are responsible for only what is under their control, and whether one feels such an emotion is not always under one' s control.\n\nQuestion:\nChiu's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The emotions for which a person is most commonly blamed are those that are under that person's control.\nB: Although a person may sometimes be unjustifiably angry, jealous, or resentful, there are occasions when these emotions are appropriate.\nC: Individuals do not have control over their actions when they feel certain emotions.\nD: If a person is morally blameworthy for something, then that person is responsible for it.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChiu: The belief that a person is always morally blameworthy for feeling certain emotions, such as unjustifiable anger, jealousy, or resentment, is misguided. Individuals are responsible for only what is under their control, and whether one feels such an emotion is not always under one' s control.\n\nQuestion:\nChiu's conclusion follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The emotions for which a person is most commonly blamed are those that are under that person's control.\nB: Although a person may sometimes be unjustifiably angry, jealous, or resentful, there are occasions when these emotions are appropriate.\nC: Individuals do not have control over their actions when they feel certain emotions.\nD: If a person is morally blameworthy for something, then that person is responsible for it.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFeedforward control is future-oriented and its goal is to prevent deviations before they occur.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is feedforward control?\n\nOptions:\nA: Managers can update budgets based on a continuous stream of business data\nB: Actual expenses incurred are compared with the quarterly budget\nC: Banks are required to sign a series of documents, memos, and to be approved by their supervisors before making loans\nD: The monitoring system can track the running index of each machine in real time, so that the manager can correct the error in time\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of irises to identify airline passengers is actually not new. Why is iris scanning better than other biologically-based ways of identifying fakes, such as fingerprints and face recognition? To put it this way, iris scanning, like all recognition technology, must strike a balance between allowing the wrong person through and stopping the right one. Therefore, the system needs to find as much as possible point of comparison in order to reduce the probability of the first kind of circumstance happening - will imposter wrong considered legitimate users and made him pass smoothly, but also ensure these comparisons are as unique as possible, in order to reduce the chances of getting the latter - misinterpreted as a legitimate user imposter.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Iris recognition technology is already being used to identify airline passengers\nB: Iris recognition technology is superior to fingerprint recognition technology\nC: The uniqueness of individual iris makes the iris recognition intelligent card function of passenger identification\nD: Iris recognition technology is convenient and accurate, which can be widely used in other fields\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe use of irises to identify airline passengers is actually not new. Why is iris scanning better than other biologically-based ways of identifying fakes, such as fingerprints and face recognition? To put it this way, iris scanning, like all recognition technology, must strike a balance between allowing the wrong person through and stopping the right one. Therefore, the system needs to find as much as possible point of comparison in order to reduce the probability of the first kind of circumstance happening - will imposter wrong considered legitimate users and made him pass smoothly, but also ensure these comparisons are as unique as possible, in order to reduce the chances of getting the latter - misinterpreted as a legitimate user imposter.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following does not belong to the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Iris recognition technology is already being used to identify airline passengers\nB: Iris recognition technology is superior to fingerprint recognition technology\nC: The uniqueness of individual iris makes the iris recognition intelligent card function of passenger identification\nD: Iris recognition technology is convenient and accurate, which can be widely used in other fields\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEveryone has his own fun. A master once said: the only thing I can do outside my work and basic life is reading.\n\nQuestion:\nSo:\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why masters become masters is that they are different from ordinary people. They spend all their time on learning, so they have made achievements different from ordinary people\nB: In fact, masters have their own fun. The reason for this is to call on young people to develop the habit of reading through their own influence\nC: Master wants to establish an image of learning and studying in front of the public, and hide his personal hobbies\nD: For a master, reading is his pleasure\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGerman discount supermarket chains such as Ardi, Riedel and others have taken advantage of the global food price boom. The German model of discount chain stores is different from ordinary supermarkets, family-owned stores or French farmers' markets. Its stores are usually just 200-300 square meters, narrow aisles, simple packaging, more than 80 percent of the goods are food and beverages, and the price are typically 30 to 50 percent lower than the average supermarket.Analysts say there are several reasons for the German discount chain's dominance in rising food prices. In addition to its Low price advantage. The discount store variety is few, the large-scale purchase pattern causes the new store cost to be very low.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above-mentioned analyst's explanation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market share of German discount chains in the French retail industry has risen from 10.5% a year ago to 11.2%, while the market's share of large supermarkets such as Carrefour is declining.\nB: Low-cost strategy and low-price strategy are all supermarkets in the use of the business strategy as far as possible, that is,strive to overwhelm competitors in price advantage.\nC: The Riedel discount chain was acquired by a local supermarket chain in Norway. This local Norwegian chain is exactly a replica of the German discount chain model.\nD: Over the years, Carrefour and other large supermarkets have their own business model, business philosophy and formed its unique corporate culture.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGerman discount supermarket chains such as Ardi, Riedel and others have taken advantage of the global food price boom. The German model of discount chain stores is different from ordinary supermarkets, family-owned stores or French farmers' markets. Its stores are usually just 200-300 square meters, narrow aisles, simple packaging, more than 80 percent of the goods are food and beverages, and the price are typically 30 to 50 percent lower than the average supermarket.Analysts say there are several reasons for the German discount chain's dominance in rising food prices. In addition to its Low price advantage. The discount store variety is few, the large-scale purchase pattern causes the new store cost to be very low.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above-mentioned analyst's explanation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market share of German discount chains in the French retail industry has risen from 10.5% a year ago to 11.2%, while the market's share of large supermarkets such as Carrefour is declining.\nB: Low-cost strategy and low-price strategy are all supermarkets in the use of the business strategy as far as possible, that is,strive to overwhelm competitors in price advantage.\nC: The Riedel discount chain was acquired by a local supermarket chain in Norway. This local Norwegian chain is exactly a replica of the German discount chain model.\nD: Over the years, Carrefour and other large supermarkets have their own business model, business philosophy and formed its unique corporate culture.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nGerman discount supermarket chains such as Ardi, Riedel and others have taken advantage of the global food price boom. The German model of discount chain stores is different from ordinary supermarkets, family-owned stores or French farmers' markets. Its stores are usually just 200-300 square meters, narrow aisles, simple packaging, more than 80 percent of the goods are food and beverages, and the price are typically 30 to 50 percent lower than the average supermarket.Analysts say there are several reasons for the German discount chain's dominance in rising food prices. In addition to its Low price advantage. The discount store variety is few, the large-scale purchase pattern causes the new store cost to be very low.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following weakens the above-mentioned analyst's explanation?\n\nOptions:\nA: The market share of German discount chains in the French retail industry has risen from 10.5% a year ago to 11.2%, while the market's share of large supermarkets such as Carrefour is declining.\nB: Low-cost strategy and low-price strategy are all supermarkets in the use of the business strategy as far as possible, that is,strive to overwhelm competitors in price advantage.\nC: The Riedel discount chain was acquired by a local supermarket chain in Norway. This local Norwegian chain is exactly a replica of the German discount chain model.\nD: Over the years, Carrefour and other large supermarkets have their own business model, business philosophy and formed its unique corporate culture.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCrisis public relation refers to a series of self-rescue actions taken by an enterprise in response to a crisis caused by mismanagement, peer competition or even malicious sabotage or the influence of special external events, including eliminating the influence and restoring the image.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a crisis public relation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the typhoon, the outdoor billboard of a certain company was blown down by the wind, and the company sent employees to repair it\nB: Due to the theft of important production equipment in an enterprise, which seriously affected production, senior leaders held an emergency meeting to study countermeasures\nC: A company has lost its leading position in the industry competition, and its profits have fallen sharply. The senior leaders of the company decided to move to a new field\nD: After a chain store of a large catering group was exposed due to poor sanitation, the leader of the group apologized to the public through the media and took this opportunity to issue new corporate sanitation management standards\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCrisis public relation refers to a series of self-rescue actions taken by an enterprise in response to a crisis caused by mismanagement, peer competition or even malicious sabotage or the influence of special external events, including eliminating the influence and restoring the image.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a crisis public relation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the typhoon, the outdoor billboard of a certain company was blown down by the wind, and the company sent employees to repair it\nB: Due to the theft of important production equipment in an enterprise, which seriously affected production, senior leaders held an emergency meeting to study countermeasures\nC: A company has lost its leading position in the industry competition, and its profits have fallen sharply. The senior leaders of the company decided to move to a new field\nD: After a chain store of a large catering group was exposed due to poor sanitation, the leader of the group apologized to the public through the media and took this opportunity to issue new corporate sanitation management standards\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCrisis public relation refers to a series of self-rescue actions taken by an enterprise in response to a crisis caused by mismanagement, peer competition or even malicious sabotage or the influence of special external events, including eliminating the influence and restoring the image.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is a crisis public relation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the typhoon, the outdoor billboard of a certain company was blown down by the wind, and the company sent employees to repair it\nB: Due to the theft of important production equipment in an enterprise, which seriously affected production, senior leaders held an emergency meeting to study countermeasures\nC: A company has lost its leading position in the industry competition, and its profits have fallen sharply. The senior leaders of the company decided to move to a new field\nD: After a chain store of a large catering group was exposed due to poor sanitation, the leader of the group apologized to the public through the media and took this opportunity to issue new corporate sanitation management standards\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFor many centuries it was believed that only classical Euclidean geometry could provide a correct way of mathematically representing the universe. Nevertheless, scientists have come to believe that a representation of the universe employing non-Euclidean geometry is much more useful in developing certain areas of scientific theory. In fact, such a representation underlies the cosmological theory that is now most widely accepted by scientists as accurate.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Scientists generally do not now believe that classical Euclidean geometry is uniquely capable of giving a correct mathematical representation of the universe.\nB: Non-Euclidean geometry is a more complete way of representing the universe than is Euclidean geometry.\nC: Scientists who use Euclidean geometry are likely to believe that progress in mathematical theory results in progress in natural science.\nD: The usefulness of a mathematical theory is now considered by scientists to be more important than its mathematical correctness.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollege student Xiao Wang took the Postgraduate Admission Test exam in four subjects: politics, English, major one, major two. The sum of the scores of political and professional subject one is equal to the sum of the scores of the other two subjects.The sum of the scores of the political and professional subjects two is greater than the sum of the scores of the other two subjects. The scores of the professional subject one are higher than the sum of the scores of the political and English subjects.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the following is the correct ranking of Xiao Wang's four subjects from high to low?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major subject one, major subject two, English, politics.\nB: Major subject two, major subject one, politics, English.\nC: Major subject one, major subject two, politics, English.\nD: Major subject two, major subject one, English, politics.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollege student Xiao Wang took the Postgraduate Admission Test exam in four subjects: politics, English, major one, major two. The sum of the scores of political and professional subject one is equal to the sum of the scores of the other two subjects.The sum of the scores of the political and professional subjects two is greater than the sum of the scores of the other two subjects. The scores of the professional subject one are higher than the sum of the scores of the political and English subjects.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the following is the correct ranking of Xiao Wang's four subjects from high to low?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major subject one, major subject two, English, politics.\nB: Major subject two, major subject one, politics, English.\nC: Major subject one, major subject two, politics, English.\nD: Major subject two, major subject one, English, politics.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCollege student Xiao Wang took the Postgraduate Admission Test exam in four subjects: politics, English, major one, major two. The sum of the scores of political and professional subject one is equal to the sum of the scores of the other two subjects.The sum of the scores of the political and professional subjects two is greater than the sum of the scores of the other two subjects. The scores of the professional subject one are higher than the sum of the scores of the political and English subjects.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above conditions, which of the following is the correct ranking of Xiao Wang's four subjects from high to low?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major subject one, major subject two, English, politics.\nB: Major subject two, major subject one, politics, English.\nC: Major subject one, major subject two, politics, English.\nD: Major subject two, major subject one, English, politics.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive graduate students majoring in linguistics in the liberal arts college of a university in 2014, Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao and Liu, were hired by one of the three employers Tianshu, Tianji and Tianxuan, and each unit hired at least one of them. It is known that: (1) Li was hired by Tianshu; (2) Li and Zhao were not employed by the same unit; (3) Liu and Zhao were hired by the same unit; (4) if Zhang was hired by Tianxuan, Wang was also hired by Tianxuan.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be wrong if Liu is hired by Tianxuan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tianxuan hired three people\nB: The unit that hired Li only hired him\nC: Wang was hired by Tianxuan\nD: Zhang was hired by Tianxuan\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive graduate students majoring in linguistics in the liberal arts college of a university in 2014, Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao and Liu, were hired by one of the three employers Tianshu, Tianji and Tianxuan, and each unit hired at least one of them. It is known that: (1) Li was hired by Tianshu; (2) Li and Zhao were not employed by the same unit; (3) Liu and Zhao were hired by the same unit; (4) if Zhang was hired by Tianxuan, Wang was also hired by Tianxuan.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be wrong if Liu is hired by Tianxuan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tianxuan hired three people\nB: The unit that hired Li only hired him\nC: Wang was hired by Tianxuan\nD: Zhang was hired by Tianxuan\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nFive graduate students majoring in linguistics in the liberal arts college of a university in 2014, Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao and Liu, were hired by one of the three employers Tianshu, Tianji and Tianxuan, and each unit hired at least one of them. It is known that: (1) Li was hired by Tianshu; (2) Li and Zhao were not employed by the same unit; (3) Liu and Zhao were hired by the same unit; (4) if Zhang was hired by Tianxuan, Wang was also hired by Tianxuan.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings must be wrong if Liu is hired by Tianxuan?\n\nOptions:\nA: Tianxuan hired three people\nB: The unit that hired Li only hired him\nC: Wang was hired by Tianxuan\nD: Zhang was hired by Tianxuan\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe water of Lake Laberge, in Canada, currently contains high levels of the pesticide toxaphene. Authorities are puzzled because toxaphene was banned in North America in the early 1980s and now is used only in a few other parts of the world.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, does most to explain why the water of Lake Laberge currently contains high levels of toxaphene?\n\nOptions:\nA: North American manufacturers opposed banning toxaphene.\nB: Levels of pesticides in the environment often continue to be high for decades after their use ends.\nC: Toxic chemicals usually do not travel large distances in the atmosphere.\nD: Toxic chemicals become more readily detectable once they enter organisms the size of fish.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain automaker aims to increase its market share by deeply discounting its vehicles' prices for the next several months. The discounts will cut into profits, but because they will be heavily advertised the manufacturer hopes that they will attract buyers away from rival manufacturers' cars. In the longer term, the automaker envisions that customers initially attracted by the discounts may become loyal customers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn assessing the plan's chances of achieving its aim, it would be most useful to know which of the following?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether some of the automaker's models will be more deeply discounted than others\nB: Whether an alternative strategy might enable the automaker to enhance its profitability while holding a constant or diminishing share of the market\nC: Whether the automaker's competitors are likely to respond by offering deep discounts on their own products\nD: Whether the automaker will be able to cut costs sufficiently to maintain profit margins even when the discounts are in effect\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChronic fatigue syndrome, a condition that afflicts thousands of people, is invariably associated with lower-than-normal concentrations of magnesium in the blood. Further, malabsorption of magnesium from the digestive tract to the blood is also often associated with some types of fatigue. These facts in themselves demonstrate that treatments that raise the concentration of magnesium in the blood would provide an effective cure for the fatigue involved in the syndrome.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to establish that lower-than-normal concentrations of magnesium in the blood are invariably due to malabsorption of magnesium.\nB: It offers no evidence that fatigue itself does not induce lowered concentrations of magnesium in the blood.\nC: It neglects to state the exact concentration of magnesium in the blood which is considered the normal concentration.\nD: It ignores the possibility that, even in people who are not afflicted with chronic fatigue syndrome, concentration of magnesium in the blood fluctuates.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nChronic fatigue syndrome, a condition that afflicts thousands of people, is invariably associated with lower-than-normal concentrations of magnesium in the blood. Further, malabsorption of magnesium from the digestive tract to the blood is also often associated with some types of fatigue. These facts in themselves demonstrate that treatments that raise the concentration of magnesium in the blood would provide an effective cure for the fatigue involved in the syndrome.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument is most vulnerable to which one of the following criticisms?\n\nOptions:\nA: It fails to establish that lower-than-normal concentrations of magnesium in the blood are invariably due to malabsorption of magnesium.\nB: It offers no evidence that fatigue itself does not induce lowered concentrations of magnesium in the blood.\nC: It neglects to state the exact concentration of magnesium in the blood which is considered the normal concentration.\nD: It ignores the possibility that, even in people who are not afflicted with chronic fatigue syndrome, concentration of magnesium in the blood fluctuates.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternet addiction refers to a mental behavior disorder caused by an individual's repeated excessive use of the Internet, which is manifested as a strong desire to use the Internet again, and withdrawal reactions when stopping or reducing Internet use, and may be accompanied by mental and physical symptoms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is Internet addiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoli processes text materials online every day, and now she hardly uses paper and pens\nB: Xiao Wang likes online games. He spends all day and night in Internet cafes. If he doesn't use the Internet for a day, he feels like he's lost his soul\nC: After the Internet company went bankrupt, the engineer Xiao Li was desperate and didn't know what he could do\nD: Mr. Li is keen on stock speculation. He watches the stock market on the Internet every day, and he feels uneasy all day without looking at it\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInternet addiction refers to a mental behavior disorder caused by an individual's repeated excessive use of the Internet, which is manifested as a strong desire to use the Internet again, and withdrawal reactions when stopping or reducing Internet use, and may be accompanied by mental and physical symptoms.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is Internet addiction?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiaoli processes text materials online every day, and now she hardly uses paper and pens\nB: Xiao Wang likes online games. He spends all day and night in Internet cafes. If he doesn't use the Internet for a day, he feels like he's lost his soul\nC: After the Internet company went bankrupt, the engineer Xiao Li was desperate and didn't know what he could do\nD: Mr. Li is keen on stock speculation. He watches the stock market on the Internet every day, and he feels uneasy all day without looking at it\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, stressed urban residents have been looking for safe havens in green spaces. Because it turns out that green space has a positive effect on physical and mental health, which is often used as an argument for building more urban parks and opening up more woodland. The benefits of blue space-oceans, rivers, lakes, waterfalls and even fountains-are less well known. For at least 10 years, however, scientists have always believed that proximity to water is good for both body and mind.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, does not support the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The study found that people who went to the seaside at least twice a week had better mental health.\nB: Studies have shown that staying in an urban environment makes people more likely to feel tired and depressed.\nC: The aquatic environment has unique and favorable environmental factors, such as less air pollution and more sunshine. People living near the water tend to participate more actively in physical exercise, such as water sports and walking, and it also has the role of psychological rehabilitation.\nD: Studies have shown that staying in or near an aquatic environment can stimulate positive emotions and reduce negative emotions and stress compared with green spaces.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Although obviously cuts in personal income tax rates for the upper income brackets disproportionately benefit the wealthy, across-the-board cuts for all brackets tend to have a similar effect. Personal income tax rates are progressive (i. e. , graduated), and if total revenue remains constant, then across-the-board cuts in these taxes require increasing the amount of revenue generated through nonprogressive taxes, thereby favoring the wealthy. Yet if nonprogressive taxes are not increased to compensate for the cuts, then the budget deficit will increase, requiring more government borrowing and driving up interest rates. This favors those who have money to lend, once again benefiting primarily the wealthy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the economist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is the wealthy who are favored by generating a high amount of revenue through nonprogressive taxes.\nB: Across-the-board personal income tax rate cuts generally benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\nC: Across-the-board cuts in personal income tax rates do not generate enough additional economic activity to prevent a net loss of revenue.\nD: Cuts in personal income tax rates for upper income brackets benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Although obviously cuts in personal income tax rates for the upper income brackets disproportionately benefit the wealthy, across-the-board cuts for all brackets tend to have a similar effect. Personal income tax rates are progressive (i. e. , graduated), and if total revenue remains constant, then across-the-board cuts in these taxes require increasing the amount of revenue generated through nonprogressive taxes, thereby favoring the wealthy. Yet if nonprogressive taxes are not increased to compensate for the cuts, then the budget deficit will increase, requiring more government borrowing and driving up interest rates. This favors those who have money to lend, once again benefiting primarily the wealthy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the economist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is the wealthy who are favored by generating a high amount of revenue through nonprogressive taxes.\nB: Across-the-board personal income tax rate cuts generally benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\nC: Across-the-board cuts in personal income tax rates do not generate enough additional economic activity to prevent a net loss of revenue.\nD: Cuts in personal income tax rates for upper income brackets benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Although obviously cuts in personal income tax rates for the upper income brackets disproportionately benefit the wealthy, across-the-board cuts for all brackets tend to have a similar effect. Personal income tax rates are progressive (i. e. , graduated), and if total revenue remains constant, then across-the-board cuts in these taxes require increasing the amount of revenue generated through nonprogressive taxes, thereby favoring the wealthy. Yet if nonprogressive taxes are not increased to compensate for the cuts, then the budget deficit will increase, requiring more government borrowing and driving up interest rates. This favors those who have money to lend, once again benefiting primarily the wealthy.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following statements most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the economist's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is the wealthy who are favored by generating a high amount of revenue through nonprogressive taxes.\nB: Across-the-board personal income tax rate cuts generally benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\nC: Across-the-board cuts in personal income tax rates do not generate enough additional economic activity to prevent a net loss of revenue.\nD: Cuts in personal income tax rates for upper income brackets benefit the wealthy more than they benefit others.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, 5% of a city's total scientific research funding budget was used for social sciences. This year, a city's economy has developed better than last year, but the research funding used for social sciences has decreased. The reason for this is not for economic pressure, but the backwardness of social ideas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the assumptions based on the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total budget for research funding this year is slightly higher than last year.\nB: Social sciences have the same value as physics and biology.\nC: The current reduction in funding will interrupt research in the social sciences.\nD: The research funds allocated to the social sciences are not enough to complete the necessary work.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, 5% of a city's total scientific research funding budget was used for social sciences. This year, a city's economy has developed better than last year, but the research funding used for social sciences has decreased. The reason for this is not for economic pressure, but the backwardness of social ideas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the assumptions based on the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total budget for research funding this year is slightly higher than last year.\nB: Social sciences have the same value as physics and biology.\nC: The current reduction in funding will interrupt research in the social sciences.\nD: The research funds allocated to the social sciences are not enough to complete the necessary work.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, 5% of a city's total scientific research funding budget was used for social sciences. This year, a city's economy has developed better than last year, but the research funding used for social sciences has decreased. The reason for this is not for economic pressure, but the backwardness of social ideas.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the assumptions based on the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The total budget for research funding this year is slightly higher than last year.\nB: Social sciences have the same value as physics and biology.\nC: The current reduction in funding will interrupt research in the social sciences.\nD: The research funds allocated to the social sciences are not enough to complete the necessary work.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Titanic sank in a sea of ice. As many as 1503 people were killed and only 704 were rescued. Survivors agreed to hold a rally in Lausanne, Switzerland, every 10 years to commemorate the event. At the party, Reed Paine recalled her husband affectionately when he sent her to a lifeboat. She didn't want to live alone and clung to her husband so helplessly that he knocked her unconscious with a fist. When she woke up, she was sitting in the boat. In return for her late husband's affection, she never remarried. Mrs. Smith recalled: at that time, my two children had been carried into the lifeboat, because of overload, I could not go on board. Out of maternal love, I shouted, Let me on board, the child can't do without a mother! Hearing this, a lady who had been on the boat left her seat, returned to the Titanic and pushed me into the boat. In an instant, the ship sank and the lady didn't even leave her name.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lobsang rally.\nB: Lay down one's life for others.\nC: The most magnificent brilliance of human nature.\nD: It is awe-inspiring to give one's life to a stranger.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Titanic sank in a sea of ice. As many as 1503 people were killed and only 704 were rescued. Survivors agreed to hold a rally in Lausanne, Switzerland, every 10 years to commemorate the event. At the party, Reed Paine recalled her husband affectionately when he sent her to a lifeboat. She didn't want to live alone and clung to her husband so helplessly that he knocked her unconscious with a fist. When she woke up, she was sitting in the boat. In return for her late husband's affection, she never remarried. Mrs. Smith recalled: at that time, my two children had been carried into the lifeboat, because of overload, I could not go on board. Out of maternal love, I shouted, Let me on board, the child can't do without a mother! Hearing this, a lady who had been on the boat left her seat, returned to the Titanic and pushed me into the boat. In an instant, the ship sank and the lady didn't even leave her name.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lobsang rally.\nB: Lay down one's life for others.\nC: The most magnificent brilliance of human nature.\nD: It is awe-inspiring to give one's life to a stranger.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Titanic sank in a sea of ice. As many as 1503 people were killed and only 704 were rescued. Survivors agreed to hold a rally in Lausanne, Switzerland, every 10 years to commemorate the event. At the party, Reed Paine recalled her husband affectionately when he sent her to a lifeboat. She didn't want to live alone and clung to her husband so helplessly that he knocked her unconscious with a fist. When she woke up, she was sitting in the boat. In return for her late husband's affection, she never remarried. Mrs. Smith recalled: at that time, my two children had been carried into the lifeboat, because of overload, I could not go on board. Out of maternal love, I shouted, Let me on board, the child can't do without a mother! Hearing this, a lady who had been on the boat left her seat, returned to the Titanic and pushed me into the boat. In an instant, the ship sank and the lady didn't even leave her name.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Lobsang rally.\nB: Lay down one's life for others.\nC: The most magnificent brilliance of human nature.\nD: It is awe-inspiring to give one's life to a stranger.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers gave the same food to a group of experimental mice, some of which had irreversible damage to the hypothalamus, while others did not. After a while, the researchers found that mice with damage to the hypothalamus showed signs of obesity. The researchers believe that damage to specific parts of the hypothalamus is the cause of obesity in mice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the researchers' conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mice with no hypothalamus damage showed no symptoms of obesity\nB: Quite a number of researchers have devoted themselves to studying the relationship between brain damage and obesity in mice\nC: The researchers found that mice with hypothalamic injury had a higher percentage of diabetes than normal\nD: Mice with hypothalamic injury are obese to the same extent as those obese mice fed a high-fat diet\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers gave the same food to a group of experimental mice, some of which had irreversible damage to the hypothalamus, while others did not. After a while, the researchers found that mice with damage to the hypothalamus showed signs of obesity. The researchers believe that damage to specific parts of the hypothalamus is the cause of obesity in mice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the researchers' conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mice with no hypothalamus damage showed no symptoms of obesity\nB: Quite a number of researchers have devoted themselves to studying the relationship between brain damage and obesity in mice\nC: The researchers found that mice with hypothalamic injury had a higher percentage of diabetes than normal\nD: Mice with hypothalamic injury are obese to the same extent as those obese mice fed a high-fat diet\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe researchers gave the same food to a group of experimental mice, some of which had irreversible damage to the hypothalamus, while others did not. After a while, the researchers found that mice with damage to the hypothalamus showed signs of obesity. The researchers believe that damage to specific parts of the hypothalamus is the cause of obesity in mice.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, best supports the researchers' conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mice with no hypothalamus damage showed no symptoms of obesity\nB: Quite a number of researchers have devoted themselves to studying the relationship between brain damage and obesity in mice\nC: The researchers found that mice with hypothalamic injury had a higher percentage of diabetes than normal\nD: Mice with hypothalamic injury are obese to the same extent as those obese mice fed a high-fat diet\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefects guarantee liability means that according to the law, when one party transfers property (or rights) to the other party in a transaction, it should guarantee that the property (or rights) is not flawless. If the transferred property (or rights) is flaw, it should be Take corresponding responsibilities to the opposing party.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, in which of the following, company B does not need to bear the defects guarantee liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Company A purchased four stainless steel water tanks from Company B. One of the water tanks burst. It was identified that the steel plate thickness of the water tank was thin and the welding quality was poor, which did not meet the requirements of national standards\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement, and A paid 500,000 yuan to obtain 6 patented products under Company B. Later, Company A discovered that the copyright of one of the products belonged to Company C during the use process\nC: Company A and Company B signed the Equity Transfer Agreement, stipulating that Company A would transfer all the equity under its name to Company B. Soon after the agreement was signed, Company B had a capital problem and filed for bankruptcy.\nD: Company A leased the plant of Company B to open a chemical plant. After the house leaked rain, Company A arranged for worker Yang to replace the asbestos tiles on the roof. As a result, Yang fell from a height due to the sudden break of the house beam during the replacement process.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefects guarantee liability means that according to the law, when one party transfers property (or rights) to the other party in a transaction, it should guarantee that the property (or rights) is not flawless. If the transferred property (or rights) is flaw, it should be Take corresponding responsibilities to the opposing party.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, in which of the following, company B does not need to bear the defects guarantee liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Company A purchased four stainless steel water tanks from Company B. One of the water tanks burst. It was identified that the steel plate thickness of the water tank was thin and the welding quality was poor, which did not meet the requirements of national standards\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement, and A paid 500,000 yuan to obtain 6 patented products under Company B. Later, Company A discovered that the copyright of one of the products belonged to Company C during the use process\nC: Company A and Company B signed the Equity Transfer Agreement, stipulating that Company A would transfer all the equity under its name to Company B. Soon after the agreement was signed, Company B had a capital problem and filed for bankruptcy.\nD: Company A leased the plant of Company B to open a chemical plant. After the house leaked rain, Company A arranged for worker Yang to replace the asbestos tiles on the roof. As a result, Yang fell from a height due to the sudden break of the house beam during the replacement process.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefects guarantee liability means that according to the law, when one party transfers property (or rights) to the other party in a transaction, it should guarantee that the property (or rights) is not flawless. If the transferred property (or rights) is flaw, it should be Take corresponding responsibilities to the opposing party.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, in which of the following, company B does not need to bear the defects guarantee liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Company A purchased four stainless steel water tanks from Company B. One of the water tanks burst. It was identified that the steel plate thickness of the water tank was thin and the welding quality was poor, which did not meet the requirements of national standards\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement, and A paid 500,000 yuan to obtain 6 patented products under Company B. Later, Company A discovered that the copyright of one of the products belonged to Company C during the use process\nC: Company A and Company B signed the Equity Transfer Agreement, stipulating that Company A would transfer all the equity under its name to Company B. Soon after the agreement was signed, Company B had a capital problem and filed for bankruptcy.\nD: Company A leased the plant of Company B to open a chemical plant. After the house leaked rain, Company A arranged for worker Yang to replace the asbestos tiles on the roof. As a result, Yang fell from a height due to the sudden break of the house beam during the replacement process.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDefects guarantee liability means that according to the law, when one party transfers property (or rights) to the other party in a transaction, it should guarantee that the property (or rights) is not flawless. If the transferred property (or rights) is flaw, it should be Take corresponding responsibilities to the opposing party.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, in which of the following, company B does not need to bear the defects guarantee liability?\n\nOptions:\nA: Company A purchased four stainless steel water tanks from Company B. One of the water tanks burst. It was identified that the steel plate thickness of the water tank was thin and the welding quality was poor, which did not meet the requirements of national standards\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement, and A paid 500,000 yuan to obtain 6 patented products under Company B. Later, Company A discovered that the copyright of one of the products belonged to Company C during the use process\nC: Company A and Company B signed the Equity Transfer Agreement, stipulating that Company A would transfer all the equity under its name to Company B. Soon after the agreement was signed, Company B had a capital problem and filed for bankruptcy.\nD: Company A leased the plant of Company B to open a chemical plant. After the house leaked rain, Company A arranged for worker Yang to replace the asbestos tiles on the roof. As a result, Yang fell from a height due to the sudden break of the house beam during the replacement process.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators have not proved that the forest fire was started by campers. Nor have they proved that lightning triggered the fire. So the investigators have not proved that the blaze was caused by campers or lightning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments most closely resembles the flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: We have no proof either for the theory that the thief escaped through the vent in the ceiling or for the theory that the thief escaped through the window. Ttherefore, one theory is as plausible as the other.\nB: Kim has no reason to believe that Sada will win the election. Kim also has no reason to believe that Brown will win the election. So Kim has no reason to believe that either Sada or Brown will win the election.\nC: In some parts of the forest camping is permitted. Also, hunting is permitted in some parts of the forest. So there are some parts of the forest in which both hunting and camping are permitted.\nD: The evidence shows that the car could have been driven by Jones at the time of the accident; however, it also shows that it could have been driven by Katsarakis at the time of the accident. Ttherefore, the evidence shows that the car could have been driven by both Jones and Katsarakis at the time of the accident.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators have not proved that the forest fire was started by campers. Nor have they proved that lightning triggered the fire. So the investigators have not proved that the blaze was caused by campers or lightning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments most closely resembles the flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: We have no proof either for the theory that the thief escaped through the vent in the ceiling or for the theory that the thief escaped through the window. Ttherefore, one theory is as plausible as the other.\nB: Kim has no reason to believe that Sada will win the election. Kim also has no reason to believe that Brown will win the election. So Kim has no reason to believe that either Sada or Brown will win the election.\nC: In some parts of the forest camping is permitted. Also, hunting is permitted in some parts of the forest. So there are some parts of the forest in which both hunting and camping are permitted.\nD: The evidence shows that the car could have been driven by Jones at the time of the accident; however, it also shows that it could have been driven by Katsarakis at the time of the accident. Ttherefore, the evidence shows that the car could have been driven by both Jones and Katsarakis at the time of the accident.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInvestigators have not proved that the forest fire was started by campers. Nor have they proved that lightning triggered the fire. So the investigators have not proved that the blaze was caused by campers or lightning.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed pattern of reasoning in which one of the following arguments most closely resembles the flawed pattern of reasoning in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: We have no proof either for the theory that the thief escaped through the vent in the ceiling or for the theory that the thief escaped through the window. Ttherefore, one theory is as plausible as the other.\nB: Kim has no reason to believe that Sada will win the election. Kim also has no reason to believe that Brown will win the election. So Kim has no reason to believe that either Sada or Brown will win the election.\nC: In some parts of the forest camping is permitted. Also, hunting is permitted in some parts of the forest. So there are some parts of the forest in which both hunting and camping are permitted.\nD: The evidence shows that the car could have been driven by Jones at the time of the accident; however, it also shows that it could have been driven by Katsarakis at the time of the accident. Ttherefore, the evidence shows that the car could have been driven by both Jones and Katsarakis at the time of the accident.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe restoration of ancient books is a very practical work, if you can not get in touch with ancient books, even if you have learned the relevant knowledge, it is difficult to improve the practical ability. Although the restoration of ancient books can be regarded as a skill, it requires literature, bibliography, and even background knowledge of science and engineering such as materials and chemistry to work better and requires a higher level of education. Libraries, museums and other recruitment units usually have high academic requirements for candidates for the restoration of ancient books, requiring bachelor's degree or above, but at present, the academic education of ancient books restoration major in our country is mainly higher vocational college education. This makes the talent needs of cultural and cultural institutions can not be met, and people with some practical skills are useless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Talents for the restoration of ancient books should have professional knowledge in many aspects\nB: When recruiting ancient book restoration talents, we should pay less attention to education and more ability\nC: Cultural institutions should provide practical opportunities for ancient book restoration personnel\nD: The cultivation of talents for the restoration of ancient books is seriously out of touch with the actual needs\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe restoration of ancient books is a very practical work, if you can not get in touch with ancient books, even if you have learned the relevant knowledge, it is difficult to improve the practical ability. Although the restoration of ancient books can be regarded as a skill, it requires literature, bibliography, and even background knowledge of science and engineering such as materials and chemistry to work better and requires a higher level of education. Libraries, museums and other recruitment units usually have high academic requirements for candidates for the restoration of ancient books, requiring bachelor's degree or above, but at present, the academic education of ancient books restoration major in our country is mainly higher vocational college education. This makes the talent needs of cultural and cultural institutions can not be met, and people with some practical skills are useless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Talents for the restoration of ancient books should have professional knowledge in many aspects\nB: When recruiting ancient book restoration talents, we should pay less attention to education and more ability\nC: Cultural institutions should provide practical opportunities for ancient book restoration personnel\nD: The cultivation of talents for the restoration of ancient books is seriously out of touch with the actual needs\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe restoration of ancient books is a very practical work, if you can not get in touch with ancient books, even if you have learned the relevant knowledge, it is difficult to improve the practical ability. Although the restoration of ancient books can be regarded as a skill, it requires literature, bibliography, and even background knowledge of science and engineering such as materials and chemistry to work better and requires a higher level of education. Libraries, museums and other recruitment units usually have high academic requirements for candidates for the restoration of ancient books, requiring bachelor's degree or above, but at present, the academic education of ancient books restoration major in our country is mainly higher vocational college education. This makes the talent needs of cultural and cultural institutions can not be met, and people with some practical skills are useless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Talents for the restoration of ancient books should have professional knowledge in many aspects\nB: When recruiting ancient book restoration talents, we should pay less attention to education and more ability\nC: Cultural institutions should provide practical opportunities for ancient book restoration personnel\nD: The cultivation of talents for the restoration of ancient books is seriously out of touch with the actual needs\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe restoration of ancient books is a very practical work, if you can not get in touch with ancient books, even if you have learned the relevant knowledge, it is difficult to improve the practical ability. Although the restoration of ancient books can be regarded as a skill, it requires literature, bibliography, and even background knowledge of science and engineering such as materials and chemistry to work better and requires a higher level of education. Libraries, museums and other recruitment units usually have high academic requirements for candidates for the restoration of ancient books, requiring bachelor's degree or above, but at present, the academic education of ancient books restoration major in our country is mainly higher vocational college education. This makes the talent needs of cultural and cultural institutions can not be met, and people with some practical skills are useless.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Talents for the restoration of ancient books should have professional knowledge in many aspects\nB: When recruiting ancient book restoration talents, we should pay less attention to education and more ability\nC: Cultural institutions should provide practical opportunities for ancient book restoration personnel\nD: The cultivation of talents for the restoration of ancient books is seriously out of touch with the actual needs\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe higher the level of certain vitamins and minerals in the bloodstream, the better a person' s lung function, as measured by the amount of air the person can expel in one second. The lung function of smokers is significantly worse, on average, than that of nonsmokers. Clearly, ttherefore, one way for smokers to improve their lung function is for them to increase their intake of foods that are rich in these helpful vitamins and minerals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which this argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Smokers are less likely than nonsmokers to have diets that are rich in vitamins and minerals.\nB: Smoking does not introduce into the body chemicals that prevent the helpful vitamins and minerals from entering the bloodstream.\nC: People whose diets are deficient in those vitamins and minerals do not typically have other health problems in addition to diminished lung function.\nD: Stopping smoking will not typically improve lung function more than any diet changes can.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe higher the level of certain vitamins and minerals in the bloodstream, the better a person' s lung function, as measured by the amount of air the person can expel in one second. The lung function of smokers is significantly worse, on average, than that of nonsmokers. Clearly, ttherefore, one way for smokers to improve their lung function is for them to increase their intake of foods that are rich in these helpful vitamins and minerals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which this argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Smokers are less likely than nonsmokers to have diets that are rich in vitamins and minerals.\nB: Smoking does not introduce into the body chemicals that prevent the helpful vitamins and minerals from entering the bloodstream.\nC: People whose diets are deficient in those vitamins and minerals do not typically have other health problems in addition to diminished lung function.\nD: Stopping smoking will not typically improve lung function more than any diet changes can.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe higher the level of certain vitamins and minerals in the bloodstream, the better a person' s lung function, as measured by the amount of air the person can expel in one second. The lung function of smokers is significantly worse, on average, than that of nonsmokers. Clearly, ttherefore, one way for smokers to improve their lung function is for them to increase their intake of foods that are rich in these helpful vitamins and minerals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is an assumption on which this argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Smokers are less likely than nonsmokers to have diets that are rich in vitamins and minerals.\nB: Smoking does not introduce into the body chemicals that prevent the helpful vitamins and minerals from entering the bloodstream.\nC: People whose diets are deficient in those vitamins and minerals do not typically have other health problems in addition to diminished lung function.\nD: Stopping smoking will not typically improve lung function more than any diet changes can.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county held a comparison of civilized townships. Four judges predicted the possibility of Qinglian Township, Xiahe Township and Furong Town winning the title of civilized Township. Judge A said: if Qinglian Township can win the title of 'civilized Township', then Xiahe Township and Furong Town can also get this title. Judge B said: if Qinglian Township and Xiahe Township can get the title of 'civilized Township'. Then Furong Town will definitely not get this title. Judge C said, No matter whether Qinglian Township gets the title of 'civilized Township' or not, it is impossible for both Xiahe Township and Furong Town to get this title. Judge Ding said: I think Qinglian Township can get the title of 'civilized Township', but if Xiahe Township can get this title. Furong Town can't get this title. After the announcement of the results, it was found that only one of the four judges' prediction was valid.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All three towns can be awarded the title of civilized townships\nB: None of the three towns can get the title of civilized townships\nC: Qinglian Township can be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town cannot\nD: Qinglian Township can not be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town can get this title\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county held a comparison of civilized townships. Four judges predicted the possibility of Qinglian Township, Xiahe Township and Furong Town winning the title of civilized Township. Judge A said: if Qinglian Township can win the title of 'civilized Township', then Xiahe Township and Furong Town can also get this title. Judge B said: if Qinglian Township and Xiahe Township can get the title of 'civilized Township'. Then Furong Town will definitely not get this title. Judge C said, No matter whether Qinglian Township gets the title of 'civilized Township' or not, it is impossible for both Xiahe Township and Furong Town to get this title. Judge Ding said: I think Qinglian Township can get the title of 'civilized Township', but if Xiahe Township can get this title. Furong Town can't get this title. After the announcement of the results, it was found that only one of the four judges' prediction was valid.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All three towns can be awarded the title of civilized townships\nB: None of the three towns can get the title of civilized townships\nC: Qinglian Township can be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town cannot\nD: Qinglian Township can not be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town can get this title\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county held a comparison of civilized townships. Four judges predicted the possibility of Qinglian Township, Xiahe Township and Furong Town winning the title of civilized Township. Judge A said: if Qinglian Township can win the title of 'civilized Township', then Xiahe Township and Furong Town can also get this title. Judge B said: if Qinglian Township and Xiahe Township can get the title of 'civilized Township'. Then Furong Town will definitely not get this title. Judge C said, No matter whether Qinglian Township gets the title of 'civilized Township' or not, it is impossible for both Xiahe Township and Furong Town to get this title. Judge Ding said: I think Qinglian Township can get the title of 'civilized Township', but if Xiahe Township can get this title. Furong Town can't get this title. After the announcement of the results, it was found that only one of the four judges' prediction was valid.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All three towns can be awarded the title of civilized townships\nB: None of the three towns can get the title of civilized townships\nC: Qinglian Township can be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town cannot\nD: Qinglian Township can not be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town can get this title\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA county held a comparison of civilized townships. Four judges predicted the possibility of Qinglian Township, Xiahe Township and Furong Town winning the title of civilized Township. Judge A said: if Qinglian Township can win the title of 'civilized Township', then Xiahe Township and Furong Town can also get this title. Judge B said: if Qinglian Township and Xiahe Township can get the title of 'civilized Township'. Then Furong Town will definitely not get this title. Judge C said, No matter whether Qinglian Township gets the title of 'civilized Township' or not, it is impossible for both Xiahe Township and Furong Town to get this title. Judge Ding said: I think Qinglian Township can get the title of 'civilized Township', but if Xiahe Township can get this title. Furong Town can't get this title. After the announcement of the results, it was found that only one of the four judges' prediction was valid.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: All three towns can be awarded the title of civilized townships\nB: None of the three towns can get the title of civilized townships\nC: Qinglian Township can be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town cannot\nD: Qinglian Township can not be awarded the title of civilized Township, while Xiahe Township and Furong Town can get this title\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCharlene: Environmental cleanup increasingly relies on microorganisms to metabolize pollutants. This has its limitations, though, since microbes become less active when a region' s temperature drops below normal. Olaf: I don' t think that' s right. Researchers studying oil spills in the Arctic and subtropical regions measured the carbon dioxide output of organisms that digest petroleum pollutants and found that Arctic and subtropical microbes ate oil at nearly the same rate.\n\nQuestion:\nOlaf's reply suggests that he misinterprets Charlene's use of the term\n\nOptions:\nA: cleanup\nB: active\nC: limitations\nD: normal\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCharlene: Environmental cleanup increasingly relies on microorganisms to metabolize pollutants. This has its limitations, though, since microbes become less active when a region' s temperature drops below normal. Olaf: I don' t think that' s right. Researchers studying oil spills in the Arctic and subtropical regions measured the carbon dioxide output of organisms that digest petroleum pollutants and found that Arctic and subtropical microbes ate oil at nearly the same rate.\n\nQuestion:\nOlaf's reply suggests that he misinterprets Charlene's use of the term\n\nOptions:\nA: cleanup\nB: active\nC: limitations\nD: normal\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCharlene: Environmental cleanup increasingly relies on microorganisms to metabolize pollutants. This has its limitations, though, since microbes become less active when a region' s temperature drops below normal. Olaf: I don' t think that' s right. Researchers studying oil spills in the Arctic and subtropical regions measured the carbon dioxide output of organisms that digest petroleum pollutants and found that Arctic and subtropical microbes ate oil at nearly the same rate.\n\nQuestion:\nOlaf's reply suggests that he misinterprets Charlene's use of the term\n\nOptions:\nA: cleanup\nB: active\nC: limitations\nD: normal\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNational pricing: refers to the commodity prices and charging standards set by the government price department and the competent business department in accordance with the authority of the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not subject to national pricing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A well-known shopping mall has newly imported a batch of high-end cashmere sweaters. For the credibility of the shopping mall, the boss decided to sell the new products at a 30% discount in the first three days of the market.\nB: On the eve of the start of school in the spring of 2005, the Education Bureau of a certain city issued a notice about the tuition and miscellaneous fees of various schools in the new semester, and asked the school to announce it.\nC: On the eve of the Spring Festival, in order to safeguard the interests of the general public and stabilize the order of the holiday market, the Municipal Price Bureau approved and announced the maximum prices of some commodities such as poultry eggs, vegetables, and aquatic products.\nD: The charging standards for buses in Nanjing are clearly: 1 yuan per ride for ordinary unmanned ticket vending vehicles, 2 yuan per ride for air-conditioned unmanned ticket vending vehicles, and 20% off for passengers with bus cards.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNational pricing: refers to the commodity prices and charging standards set by the government price department and the competent business department in accordance with the authority of the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not subject to national pricing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A well-known shopping mall has newly imported a batch of high-end cashmere sweaters. For the credibility of the shopping mall, the boss decided to sell the new products at a 30% discount in the first three days of the market.\nB: On the eve of the start of school in the spring of 2005, the Education Bureau of a certain city issued a notice about the tuition and miscellaneous fees of various schools in the new semester, and asked the school to announce it.\nC: On the eve of the Spring Festival, in order to safeguard the interests of the general public and stabilize the order of the holiday market, the Municipal Price Bureau approved and announced the maximum prices of some commodities such as poultry eggs, vegetables, and aquatic products.\nD: The charging standards for buses in Nanjing are clearly: 1 yuan per ride for ordinary unmanned ticket vending vehicles, 2 yuan per ride for air-conditioned unmanned ticket vending vehicles, and 20% off for passengers with bus cards.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNational pricing: refers to the commodity prices and charging standards set by the government price department and the competent business department in accordance with the authority of the state.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not subject to national pricing?\n\nOptions:\nA: A well-known shopping mall has newly imported a batch of high-end cashmere sweaters. For the credibility of the shopping mall, the boss decided to sell the new products at a 30% discount in the first three days of the market.\nB: On the eve of the start of school in the spring of 2005, the Education Bureau of a certain city issued a notice about the tuition and miscellaneous fees of various schools in the new semester, and asked the school to announce it.\nC: On the eve of the Spring Festival, in order to safeguard the interests of the general public and stabilize the order of the holiday market, the Municipal Price Bureau approved and announced the maximum prices of some commodities such as poultry eggs, vegetables, and aquatic products.\nD: The charging standards for buses in Nanjing are clearly: 1 yuan per ride for ordinary unmanned ticket vending vehicles, 2 yuan per ride for air-conditioned unmanned ticket vending vehicles, and 20% off for passengers with bus cards.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCan any research be found to validate the contention that those who spend time plucking out their gray hairs have more negative attitudes toward the elderly than those who shrug their shoulders about their gray hairs? Unless a person' s psychopathology leads him or her to overgeneralize, there is no necessary connection. Certainly it is reasonable to like the elderly yet dislike the idea of impaired eyesight and hearing. Furthermore, holding negative attitudes toward older people merely because they are old is immoral, according to nearly universally accepted ethical standards. But there is nothing immoral about disliking some concomitants of the aging process.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best expresses the main point of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being elderly is fine, but the process of becoming elderly is not; and people need to understand the distinction between the two.\nB: To dislike the elderly is immoral, and to do so just because one dislikes some of the physical concomitants of growing old is unreasonable.\nC: It cannot be assumed that people who dislike some of the physical concomitants of growing old necessarily have negative feelings toward the elderly.\nD: Since no one likes the physical concomitants of growing old, it is wrong to dislike the elderly merely because of their physical characteristics.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCan any research be found to validate the contention that those who spend time plucking out their gray hairs have more negative attitudes toward the elderly than those who shrug their shoulders about their gray hairs? Unless a person' s psychopathology leads him or her to overgeneralize, there is no necessary connection. Certainly it is reasonable to like the elderly yet dislike the idea of impaired eyesight and hearing. Furthermore, holding negative attitudes toward older people merely because they are old is immoral, according to nearly universally accepted ethical standards. But there is nothing immoral about disliking some concomitants of the aging process.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best expresses the main point of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being elderly is fine, but the process of becoming elderly is not; and people need to understand the distinction between the two.\nB: To dislike the elderly is immoral, and to do so just because one dislikes some of the physical concomitants of growing old is unreasonable.\nC: It cannot be assumed that people who dislike some of the physical concomitants of growing old necessarily have negative feelings toward the elderly.\nD: Since no one likes the physical concomitants of growing old, it is wrong to dislike the elderly merely because of their physical characteristics.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCan any research be found to validate the contention that those who spend time plucking out their gray hairs have more negative attitudes toward the elderly than those who shrug their shoulders about their gray hairs? Unless a person' s psychopathology leads him or her to overgeneralize, there is no necessary connection. Certainly it is reasonable to like the elderly yet dislike the idea of impaired eyesight and hearing. Furthermore, holding negative attitudes toward older people merely because they are old is immoral, according to nearly universally accepted ethical standards. But there is nothing immoral about disliking some concomitants of the aging process.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best expresses the main point of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being elderly is fine, but the process of becoming elderly is not; and people need to understand the distinction between the two.\nB: To dislike the elderly is immoral, and to do so just because one dislikes some of the physical concomitants of growing old is unreasonable.\nC: It cannot be assumed that people who dislike some of the physical concomitants of growing old necessarily have negative feelings toward the elderly.\nD: Since no one likes the physical concomitants of growing old, it is wrong to dislike the elderly merely because of their physical characteristics.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCan any research be found to validate the contention that those who spend time plucking out their gray hairs have more negative attitudes toward the elderly than those who shrug their shoulders about their gray hairs? Unless a person' s psychopathology leads him or her to overgeneralize, there is no necessary connection. Certainly it is reasonable to like the elderly yet dislike the idea of impaired eyesight and hearing. Furthermore, holding negative attitudes toward older people merely because they are old is immoral, according to nearly universally accepted ethical standards. But there is nothing immoral about disliking some concomitants of the aging process.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following best expresses the main point of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being elderly is fine, but the process of becoming elderly is not; and people need to understand the distinction between the two.\nB: To dislike the elderly is immoral, and to do so just because one dislikes some of the physical concomitants of growing old is unreasonable.\nC: It cannot be assumed that people who dislike some of the physical concomitants of growing old necessarily have negative feelings toward the elderly.\nD: Since no one likes the physical concomitants of growing old, it is wrong to dislike the elderly merely because of their physical characteristics.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: In today' s world, you make a statement about the person you are by the car you own. The message of the SKX Mach-5 is unambiguous: Its owner is Dynamic, Aggressive, and Successful.\n\nQuestion:\nShouldn't you own an SKX Mach-5? If the claims made in the advertisement are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Anyone who is not both dynamic and successful would misrepresent himself or herself by being the owner of an SKX Mach-5.\nB: People who buy the SKX Mach-5 are usually more aggressive than people who buy other cars.\nC: Almost no one would fail to recognize the kind of person who would choose to own an SKX Mach-5.\nD: Anyone who is dynamic and aggressive is also successful.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: In today' s world, you make a statement about the person you are by the car you own. The message of the SKX Mach-5 is unambiguous: Its owner is Dynamic, Aggressive, and Successful.\n\nQuestion:\nShouldn't you own an SKX Mach-5? If the claims made in the advertisement are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Anyone who is not both dynamic and successful would misrepresent himself or herself by being the owner of an SKX Mach-5.\nB: People who buy the SKX Mach-5 are usually more aggressive than people who buy other cars.\nC: Almost no one would fail to recognize the kind of person who would choose to own an SKX Mach-5.\nD: Anyone who is dynamic and aggressive is also successful.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAdvertisement: In today' s world, you make a statement about the person you are by the car you own. The message of the SKX Mach-5 is unambiguous: Its owner is Dynamic, Aggressive, and Successful.\n\nQuestion:\nShouldn't you own an SKX Mach-5? If the claims made in the advertisement are true, which one of the following must also be true on the basis of them?\n\nOptions:\nA: Anyone who is not both dynamic and successful would misrepresent himself or herself by being the owner of an SKX Mach-5.\nB: People who buy the SKX Mach-5 are usually more aggressive than people who buy other cars.\nC: Almost no one would fail to recognize the kind of person who would choose to own an SKX Mach-5.\nD: Anyone who is dynamic and aggressive is also successful.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhich is the important role of congenital genetic factors or acquired environmental effects on human development? The study of twins plays an important role in answering this question. Only environmental impact determinists predict that when a pair of twins are raised completely separately and a pair of unrelated babies are raised together, then, when they grow up, in terms of personality and other characteristics, there will never be more similarities between the first two than between the latter two. The actual statistics do not support this extreme view, but nor does it support the other extreme view, that is, genetic determinism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can be extrapolated from the above point of view?\n\nOptions:\nA: In order to determine which of the above two extreme views is correct, further research work is needed\nB: Although it cannot be said that environmental impact plays a decisive role in human development, it actually plays the most important role\nC: Environmental impact and genetic factors play an important role in human development\nD: The twin study is not satisfactory because it draws contradictory conclusions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Zululan, South Africa, a rhino is poached every 17 hours. The Operation of the Flying Rhino carefully selected 114 white rhinos and 10 black rhinos from the Umm Floch Reserve and airlifted them to a secret area in South Africa to protect the rhinos in the hope that the rhinos can reproduce and grow here naturally in order to avoid the extinction of rhinos caused by poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the assumption of the flying rhino ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The secrecy of the new home of the rhino is tight, because poachers don't know where there are rhinos.\nB: It is believed that the new home chosen by the rhino is suitable for the reproduction and growth of white rhinoceros and black rhinos.\nC: Residents living near the new home of the rhino will not poach for the feet of expensive rhinos.\nD: A protective transfer operation to avoid the extinction of black rhinos 60 years ago was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Zululan, South Africa, a rhino is poached every 17 hours. The Operation of the Flying Rhino carefully selected 114 white rhinos and 10 black rhinos from the Umm Floch Reserve and airlifted them to a secret area in South Africa to protect the rhinos in the hope that the rhinos can reproduce and grow here naturally in order to avoid the extinction of rhinos caused by poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the assumption of the flying rhino ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The secrecy of the new home of the rhino is tight, because poachers don't know where there are rhinos.\nB: It is believed that the new home chosen by the rhino is suitable for the reproduction and growth of white rhinoceros and black rhinos.\nC: Residents living near the new home of the rhino will not poach for the feet of expensive rhinos.\nD: A protective transfer operation to avoid the extinction of black rhinos 60 years ago was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn Zululan, South Africa, a rhino is poached every 17 hours. The Operation of the Flying Rhino carefully selected 114 white rhinos and 10 black rhinos from the Umm Floch Reserve and airlifted them to a secret area in South Africa to protect the rhinos in the hope that the rhinos can reproduce and grow here naturally in order to avoid the extinction of rhinos caused by poaching.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not the assumption of the flying rhino ?\n\nOptions:\nA: The secrecy of the new home of the rhino is tight, because poachers don't know where there are rhinos.\nB: It is believed that the new home chosen by the rhino is suitable for the reproduction and growth of white rhinoceros and black rhinos.\nC: Residents living near the new home of the rhino will not poach for the feet of expensive rhinos.\nD: A protective transfer operation to avoid the extinction of black rhinos 60 years ago was successful.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA Beijing newspaper, entitled 15% of fathers raise children for others, released statistics from a judicial material evidence appraisal center in Beijing: of the nearly 600 people who conducted paternity tests in Beijing within a year, 15% of the test results excluded paternity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not question the reliability of statistical inference?\n\nOptions:\nA: The title of the article should be limited: 15% of the fathers who carry out paternity tests raise children for others.\nB: When the paternity test is conducted, there are already doubts about the paternity relationship.\nC: Can modern science and technology really accurately identify paternity?\nD: The cost of paternity testing is too high.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA Beijing newspaper, entitled 15% of fathers raise children for others, released statistics from a judicial material evidence appraisal center in Beijing: of the nearly 600 people who conducted paternity tests in Beijing within a year, 15% of the test results excluded paternity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not question the reliability of statistical inference?\n\nOptions:\nA: The title of the article should be limited: 15% of the fathers who carry out paternity tests raise children for others.\nB: When the paternity test is conducted, there are already doubts about the paternity relationship.\nC: Can modern science and technology really accurately identify paternity?\nD: The cost of paternity testing is too high.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA Beijing newspaper, entitled 15% of fathers raise children for others, released statistics from a judicial material evidence appraisal center in Beijing: of the nearly 600 people who conducted paternity tests in Beijing within a year, 15% of the test results excluded paternity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings does not question the reliability of statistical inference?\n\nOptions:\nA: The title of the article should be limited: 15% of the fathers who carry out paternity tests raise children for others.\nB: When the paternity test is conducted, there are already doubts about the paternity relationship.\nC: Can modern science and technology really accurately identify paternity?\nD: The cost of paternity testing is too high.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe peaceful coexistence of mankind is an unattainable ideal.Statistics show that since 1945, there have been 12 battles going on every day, including large and small international wars and armed battles in civil wars.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since 1945 to this century, countries have shown great restraint in diplomacy, and border conflicts have rarely occurred.\nB: Modern warfare emphasizes deterrence rather than attack, such as the intensifying nuclear arms race and the resulting Cold War between the East and the West.\nC: Since the existence of mankind, the conflict between mankind for resources and territory has never stopped.\nD: A total of 30 wars broke out in the world in the 1960s, and there were fewer than 10 wars in the 1980s.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe peaceful coexistence of mankind is an unattainable ideal.Statistics show that since 1945, there have been 12 battles going on every day, including large and small international wars and armed battles in civil wars.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most challenge the above conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Since 1945 to this century, countries have shown great restraint in diplomacy, and border conflicts have rarely occurred.\nB: Modern warfare emphasizes deterrence rather than attack, such as the intensifying nuclear arms race and the resulting Cold War between the East and the West.\nC: Since the existence of mankind, the conflict between mankind for resources and territory has never stopped.\nD: A total of 30 wars broke out in the world in the 1960s, and there were fewer than 10 wars in the 1980s.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists hypothesized that the end of a certain geological period came about when a cataclysmic meteor impact near the equator caused debris to fly up into the atmosphere, where it was scattered by winds, blocking out the sunlight and abruptly killing off many species. In European rock layers, the fossil record of the boundary layer that marks the end of the period supports this picture of rapid, mass extinction of life. But the boundary layer in the Antarctic is much thicker, so that it appears that the extinction process there lasted a much longer time, contrary to what the hypothesis would have predicted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, resolves the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It was recently discovered that Europe accumulated sediment at a slower rate than did the Antarctic region, so that a layer of sediment of a given thickness represents a longer period of time in Europe than it does in the Antarctic.\nB: Although scientists have traditionally used the last appearance of creatures called ammonites to define the boundary layer, they recently found ammonites 20 meters above the previously identified boundary layer in the Antarctic.\nC: The findings in Europe agree with data about the boundary layer from all other mid-latitude sites.\nD: The rock layers in the Antarctic were examined many years after the rock layers in Europe.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists hypothesized that the end of a certain geological period came about when a cataclysmic meteor impact near the equator caused debris to fly up into the atmosphere, where it was scattered by winds, blocking out the sunlight and abruptly killing off many species. In European rock layers, the fossil record of the boundary layer that marks the end of the period supports this picture of rapid, mass extinction of life. But the boundary layer in the Antarctic is much thicker, so that it appears that the extinction process there lasted a much longer time, contrary to what the hypothesis would have predicted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, resolves the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It was recently discovered that Europe accumulated sediment at a slower rate than did the Antarctic region, so that a layer of sediment of a given thickness represents a longer period of time in Europe than it does in the Antarctic.\nB: Although scientists have traditionally used the last appearance of creatures called ammonites to define the boundary layer, they recently found ammonites 20 meters above the previously identified boundary layer in the Antarctic.\nC: The findings in Europe agree with data about the boundary layer from all other mid-latitude sites.\nD: The rock layers in the Antarctic were examined many years after the rock layers in Europe.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists hypothesized that the end of a certain geological period came about when a cataclysmic meteor impact near the equator caused debris to fly up into the atmosphere, where it was scattered by winds, blocking out the sunlight and abruptly killing off many species. In European rock layers, the fossil record of the boundary layer that marks the end of the period supports this picture of rapid, mass extinction of life. But the boundary layer in the Antarctic is much thicker, so that it appears that the extinction process there lasted a much longer time, contrary to what the hypothesis would have predicted.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, resolves the apparent discrepancy noted above?\n\nOptions:\nA: It was recently discovered that Europe accumulated sediment at a slower rate than did the Antarctic region, so that a layer of sediment of a given thickness represents a longer period of time in Europe than it does in the Antarctic.\nB: Although scientists have traditionally used the last appearance of creatures called ammonites to define the boundary layer, they recently found ammonites 20 meters above the previously identified boundary layer in the Antarctic.\nC: The findings in Europe agree with data about the boundary layer from all other mid-latitude sites.\nD: The rock layers in the Antarctic were examined many years after the rock layers in Europe.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to history, culture and understanding of the nature of the disease, the public tends to be repulsive to depression. Patients are afraid that people around them will discriminate against themselves when they know their illness. Some patients secretly take medicine and even discontinue treatment without authorization. In fact, depression is as common as high blood pressure and other physical diseases. A large part of the causes of these diseases come from the dysfunction of neurotransmitters in the brain, and external (mainly psychological stress) influence is often the inducing factor. But depression is not entirely caused by stress, it may also be a change in the activity of some nervous systems in the brain. Experts say taking antidepressants can help the body increase the concentration or activity of these substances. At the same time, people with depression also need the support of their families and society, and their families are responsible for guardianship to help them tide over the difficulties.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statement is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, many patients with depression in China have not received adequate treatment.\nB: In China, public discrimination against patients with depression has a lot of negative effects on the timely diagnosis and treatment of patients with depression.\nC: Depression is a common physical disease, and psychological stress is the main cause.\nD: With the combination of drug treatment and psychological adjustment, the therapeutic effect of depression will be better.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDue to history, culture and understanding of the nature of the disease, the public tends to be repulsive to depression. Patients are afraid that people around them will discriminate against themselves when they know their illness. Some patients secretly take medicine and even discontinue treatment without authorization. In fact, depression is as common as high blood pressure and other physical diseases. A large part of the causes of these diseases come from the dysfunction of neurotransmitters in the brain, and external (mainly psychological stress) influence is often the inducing factor. But depression is not entirely caused by stress, it may also be a change in the activity of some nervous systems in the brain. Experts say taking antidepressants can help the body increase the concentration or activity of these substances. At the same time, people with depression also need the support of their families and society, and their families are responsible for guardianship to help them tide over the difficulties.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statement is incorrect?\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, many patients with depression in China have not received adequate treatment.\nB: In China, public discrimination against patients with depression has a lot of negative effects on the timely diagnosis and treatment of patients with depression.\nC: Depression is a common physical disease, and psychological stress is the main cause.\nD: With the combination of drug treatment and psychological adjustment, the therapeutic effect of depression will be better.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe should accept the proposal to demolish the old train station, because the local historical society, which vehemently opposes this, is dominated by people who have no commitment to long-term economic well-being. Preserving old buildings creates an impediment to new development, which is critical to economic health.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed reasoning exhibited by the argument above is most similar to that exhibited by which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should have your hair cut no more than once a month. After all, beauticians suggest that their customers have their hair cut twice a month, and they do this as a way of generating more business for themselves.\nB: One should not borrow even small amounts of money unless it is absolutely necessary. Once one borrows a few dollars, the interest starts to accumulate. The longer one takes to repay, the more one ends up owing, and eventually a small debt has become a large one.\nC: The committee should endorse the plan to postpone construction of the new expressway. Many residents of the neighborhoods that would be affected are fervently opposed to that construction, and the committee is obligated to avoid alienating those residents.\nD: Documents of importance to local heritage should be properly preserved and archived for the sake of future generations. For, if even one of these documents is damaged or lost, the integrity of the historical record as a whole will be damaged.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe should accept the proposal to demolish the old train station, because the local historical society, which vehemently opposes this, is dominated by people who have no commitment to long-term economic well-being. Preserving old buildings creates an impediment to new development, which is critical to economic health.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed reasoning exhibited by the argument above is most similar to that exhibited by which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should have your hair cut no more than once a month. After all, beauticians suggest that their customers have their hair cut twice a month, and they do this as a way of generating more business for themselves.\nB: One should not borrow even small amounts of money unless it is absolutely necessary. Once one borrows a few dollars, the interest starts to accumulate. The longer one takes to repay, the more one ends up owing, and eventually a small debt has become a large one.\nC: The committee should endorse the plan to postpone construction of the new expressway. Many residents of the neighborhoods that would be affected are fervently opposed to that construction, and the committee is obligated to avoid alienating those residents.\nD: Documents of importance to local heritage should be properly preserved and archived for the sake of future generations. For, if even one of these documents is damaged or lost, the integrity of the historical record as a whole will be damaged.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWe should accept the proposal to demolish the old train station, because the local historical society, which vehemently opposes this, is dominated by people who have no commitment to long-term economic well-being. Preserving old buildings creates an impediment to new development, which is critical to economic health.\n\nQuestion:\nThe flawed reasoning exhibited by the argument above is most similar to that exhibited by which one of the following arguments?\n\nOptions:\nA: You should have your hair cut no more than once a month. After all, beauticians suggest that their customers have their hair cut twice a month, and they do this as a way of generating more business for themselves.\nB: One should not borrow even small amounts of money unless it is absolutely necessary. Once one borrows a few dollars, the interest starts to accumulate. The longer one takes to repay, the more one ends up owing, and eventually a small debt has become a large one.\nC: The committee should endorse the plan to postpone construction of the new expressway. Many residents of the neighborhoods that would be affected are fervently opposed to that construction, and the committee is obligated to avoid alienating those residents.\nD: Documents of importance to local heritage should be properly preserved and archived for the sake of future generations. For, if even one of these documents is damaged or lost, the integrity of the historical record as a whole will be damaged.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faculty of Grey County Public Schools will shortly go on strike unless the school board increases their salary. As the school board president is well aware, however, in order to increase the faculty' s salary, Grey County Public Schools would have to cut some of its after-school programs. So, some of Grey County Public Schools' after-school programs will be cut.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school board will refuse to increase the faculty's salary.\nB: The school board president has the authority to offer the faculty their desired salary increase.\nC: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not be going on strike.\nD: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not accept a package of improved benefits in place of their desired wage increase.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faculty of Grey County Public Schools will shortly go on strike unless the school board increases their salary. As the school board president is well aware, however, in order to increase the faculty' s salary, Grey County Public Schools would have to cut some of its after-school programs. So, some of Grey County Public Schools' after-school programs will be cut.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school board will refuse to increase the faculty's salary.\nB: The school board president has the authority to offer the faculty their desired salary increase.\nC: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not be going on strike.\nD: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not accept a package of improved benefits in place of their desired wage increase.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe faculty of Grey County Public Schools will shortly go on strike unless the school board increases their salary. As the school board president is well aware, however, in order to increase the faculty' s salary, Grey County Public Schools would have to cut some of its after-school programs. So, some of Grey County Public Schools' after-school programs will be cut.\n\nQuestion:\nThe conclusion above is properly drawn if which one of the following is assumed?\n\nOptions:\nA: The school board will refuse to increase the faculty's salary.\nB: The school board president has the authority to offer the faculty their desired salary increase.\nC: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not be going on strike.\nD: The faculty of Grey County Public Schools will not accept a package of improved benefits in place of their desired wage increase.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter analyzing the microorganisms in the intestinal tract of giant pandas, the researchers found that although the original carnivorous pandas, in order to adapt to the environment of food scarcity, they were transformed into eating bamboo in the past 2.4 million years.And have strong jaws, but they do not evolve a longer digestive tract or the ability to secrete special digestive enzymes, thus unable to effectively break down the vitamin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is suitable for text titles according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: What you say in your mouth is inconsistent with what you think in your heart\nB: Bamboo and panda\nC: Unfinished evolution\nD: Adapt to the environment or change yourself\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter analyzing the microorganisms in the intestinal tract of giant pandas, the researchers found that although the original carnivorous pandas, in order to adapt to the environment of food scarcity, they were transformed into eating bamboo in the past 2.4 million years.And have strong jaws, but they do not evolve a longer digestive tract or the ability to secrete special digestive enzymes, thus unable to effectively break down the vitamin.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is suitable for text titles according to the above materials?\n\nOptions:\nA: What you say in your mouth is inconsistent with what you think in your heart\nB: Bamboo and panda\nC: Unfinished evolution\nD: Adapt to the environment or change yourself\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the employees of a software company, three Cantonese, one Beijinger, three northerners, four are only responsible for software development, and two are only responsible for product sales.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above introduction involves all the employees of the company, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: It could be at least 7 people, and it could be 12 people at most\nB: It could be at least 7 people, and it could be 13 people at most\nC: It could be at least 6 people, and it could be 12 people at most\nD: It could be at least 6 people, and it could be 13 people at most\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the employees of a software company, three Cantonese, one Beijinger, three northerners, four are only responsible for software development, and two are only responsible for product sales.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above introduction involves all the employees of the company, which of the following options is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: It could be at least 7 people, and it could be 12 people at most\nB: It could be at least 7 people, and it could be 13 people at most\nC: It could be at least 6 people, and it could be 12 people at most\nD: It could be at least 6 people, and it could be 13 people at most\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, C and D predict the items in the four drawers. A: there are no books in some drawers. B: there are books in all drawers. C: there is no pen in the second drawer. D: there are letters in the third drawer.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four people's conclusions is true, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a pen in the second drawer.\nB: There are letters in the third drawer.\nC: There are books in all four drawers.\nD: There are no books in the four drawers.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, C and D predict the items in the four drawers. A: there are no books in some drawers. B: there are books in all drawers. C: there is no pen in the second drawer. D: there are letters in the third drawer.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four people's conclusions is true, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a pen in the second drawer.\nB: There are letters in the third drawer.\nC: There are books in all four drawers.\nD: There are no books in the four drawers.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA, B, C and D predict the items in the four drawers. A: there are no books in some drawers. B: there are books in all drawers. C: there is no pen in the second drawer. D: there are letters in the third drawer.\n\nQuestion:\nIf only one of the four people's conclusions is true, which of the following must be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: There is a pen in the second drawer.\nB: There are letters in the third drawer.\nC: There are books in all four drawers.\nD: There are no books in the four drawers.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt's impossible for the Lakers to make it to the finals. If the Lakers reach the finals, then the sun will come out from the west.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's not cold today. If it's cold, why is the lake frozen?\nB: Language cannot create wealth. If language can create wealth, then the boastful person is the richest in the world.\nC: Plants are soft and fragile when they grow and become dry and haggard when they die. So strong things belong to the kind of death, weak things belong to the kind of growth.\nD: There is no pie in the sky. If you don't believe this, you will be deceived sooner or later.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt's impossible for the Lakers to make it to the finals. If the Lakers reach the finals, then the sun will come out from the west.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's not cold today. If it's cold, why is the lake frozen?\nB: Language cannot create wealth. If language can create wealth, then the boastful person is the richest in the world.\nC: Plants are soft and fragile when they grow and become dry and haggard when they die. So strong things belong to the kind of death, weak things belong to the kind of growth.\nD: There is no pie in the sky. If you don't believe this, you will be deceived sooner or later.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt's impossible for the Lakers to make it to the finals. If the Lakers reach the finals, then the sun will come out from the west.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It's not cold today. If it's cold, why is the lake frozen?\nB: Language cannot create wealth. If language can create wealth, then the boastful person is the richest in the world.\nC: Plants are soft and fragile when they grow and become dry and haggard when they die. So strong things belong to the kind of death, weak things belong to the kind of growth.\nD: There is no pie in the sky. If you don't believe this, you will be deceived sooner or later.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA certain meeting invited six people from a certain workplace: Zhang, Wang, Li, Zhao, Sun, and Zhou to attend. However, due to work arrangements, all six people cannot go to the meeting at the same time. Among them: Only one person between Zhang and Zhao can attend the meeting; Also Only one person between Li and Zhao can attend the meeting; At least one person between Zhang and Wang can attend the meeting; Two of the three among Zhang, Sun, and Zhou can attend the meeting; Wang and Li either both attend the meeting or neither of them attend the meeting; if Zhao will not attend the meeting, then Sun will not attend the meeting either.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this arrangement, Which one probably will not attend the meeting in the end?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang and Wang\nB: Wang and Li\nC: Li and Zhao\nD: Zhao and Sun\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are circumstances in which it is not immoral to make certain threats, and there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or some other favor. Ttherefore, there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or a favor while making a threat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a flawed pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mountain roads are treacherous after it rains, and the mountain streams are full after a rain. So, if the roads in the mountains are treacherous, and the mountain streams are full, it surely has rained recently.\nB: Heavy trucks are generally operated in a safe manner, but the ability to drive a truck safely can be impaired by certain prescription drugs. Ttherefore, heavy trucks cannot be operated safely while the driver is under the effect of a prescription drug.\nC: It is healthful to take drug A for a headache, and it is healthful to take drug B for a headache; ttherefore, it is healthful to take drug A together with drug B for a headache.\nD: It is usually easy to move a piano after you have convinced five people to help you, provided that you do not need to take it up or down stairs. Ttherefore, it is usually easy to move a piano.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are circumstances in which it is not immoral to make certain threats, and there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or some other favor. Ttherefore, there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or a favor while making a threat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a flawed pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mountain roads are treacherous after it rains, and the mountain streams are full after a rain. So, if the roads in the mountains are treacherous, and the mountain streams are full, it surely has rained recently.\nB: Heavy trucks are generally operated in a safe manner, but the ability to drive a truck safely can be impaired by certain prescription drugs. Ttherefore, heavy trucks cannot be operated safely while the driver is under the effect of a prescription drug.\nC: It is healthful to take drug A for a headache, and it is healthful to take drug B for a headache; ttherefore, it is healthful to take drug A together with drug B for a headache.\nD: It is usually easy to move a piano after you have convinced five people to help you, provided that you do not need to take it up or down stairs. Ttherefore, it is usually easy to move a piano.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are circumstances in which it is not immoral to make certain threats, and there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or some other favor. Ttherefore, there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or a favor while making a threat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a flawed pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mountain roads are treacherous after it rains, and the mountain streams are full after a rain. So, if the roads in the mountains are treacherous, and the mountain streams are full, it surely has rained recently.\nB: Heavy trucks are generally operated in a safe manner, but the ability to drive a truck safely can be impaired by certain prescription drugs. Ttherefore, heavy trucks cannot be operated safely while the driver is under the effect of a prescription drug.\nC: It is healthful to take drug A for a headache, and it is healthful to take drug B for a headache; ttherefore, it is healthful to take drug A together with drug B for a headache.\nD: It is usually easy to move a piano after you have convinced five people to help you, provided that you do not need to take it up or down stairs. Ttherefore, it is usually easy to move a piano.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are circumstances in which it is not immoral to make certain threats, and there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or some other favor. Ttherefore, there are circumstances in which it is not immoral to ask for money or a favor while making a threat.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following exhibits a flawed pattern of reasoning most similar to that in the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The mountain roads are treacherous after it rains, and the mountain streams are full after a rain. So, if the roads in the mountains are treacherous, and the mountain streams are full, it surely has rained recently.\nB: Heavy trucks are generally operated in a safe manner, but the ability to drive a truck safely can be impaired by certain prescription drugs. Ttherefore, heavy trucks cannot be operated safely while the driver is under the effect of a prescription drug.\nC: It is healthful to take drug A for a headache, and it is healthful to take drug B for a headache; ttherefore, it is healthful to take drug A together with drug B for a headache.\nD: It is usually easy to move a piano after you have convinced five people to help you, provided that you do not need to take it up or down stairs. Ttherefore, it is usually easy to move a piano.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSemantic generalization refers to a word that originally refers to a specific thing or phenomenon, and later can generally refer to a number of related things or phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to semantic generalization?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ancient words about appellation, such as fu, are now generally expressed as fuqin.\nB: In ancient times, river specifically refers to the Yellow River, but now it can also refer to other rivers.\nC: In ancient times, jia can express either hatred or regret, but now it usually means hate.\nD: The snot before the Han Dynasty originally refers to tears, but later it generally refers to snot, and sometimes it can also refer to tears.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSemantic generalization refers to a word that originally refers to a specific thing or phenomenon, and later can generally refer to a number of related things or phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to semantic generalization?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ancient words about appellation, such as fu, are now generally expressed as fuqin.\nB: In ancient times, river specifically refers to the Yellow River, but now it can also refer to other rivers.\nC: In ancient times, jia can express either hatred or regret, but now it usually means hate.\nD: The snot before the Han Dynasty originally refers to tears, but later it generally refers to snot, and sometimes it can also refer to tears.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSemantic generalization refers to a word that originally refers to a specific thing or phenomenon, and later can generally refer to a number of related things or phenomena.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options belongs to semantic generalization?\n\nOptions:\nA: Ancient words about appellation, such as fu, are now generally expressed as fuqin.\nB: In ancient times, river specifically refers to the Yellow River, but now it can also refer to other rivers.\nC: In ancient times, jia can express either hatred or regret, but now it usually means hate.\nD: The snot before the Han Dynasty originally refers to tears, but later it generally refers to snot, and sometimes it can also refer to tears.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many e-commerce companies have been working on the digital reading market for a long time, creating a reading boom for all people. Government support, the rapid economic development of the digital publishing industry, the increase in the utilization rate of online literature services for mobile Internet users, and the advancement of technology for multimedia information. It provides good environmental support for mobile reading. According to the results of the twelfth national national reading survey, the contact rate of adult citizens in my country's digital reading method has increased year by year in the past three years, and the digital reading rate has exceeded the reading rate of traditional books for the first time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading boom is in the ascendant\nB: The large-scale rise of the digital publishing industry\nC: E-commerce has created a digital reading boom\nD: National digital reading has surpassed traditional reading\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many e-commerce companies have been working on the digital reading market for a long time, creating a reading boom for all people. Government support, the rapid economic development of the digital publishing industry, the increase in the utilization rate of online literature services for mobile Internet users, and the advancement of technology for multimedia information. It provides good environmental support for mobile reading. According to the results of the twelfth national national reading survey, the contact rate of adult citizens in my country's digital reading method has increased year by year in the past three years, and the digital reading rate has exceeded the reading rate of traditional books for the first time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading boom is in the ascendant\nB: The large-scale rise of the digital publishing industry\nC: E-commerce has created a digital reading boom\nD: National digital reading has surpassed traditional reading\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many e-commerce companies have been working on the digital reading market for a long time, creating a reading boom for all people. Government support, the rapid economic development of the digital publishing industry, the increase in the utilization rate of online literature services for mobile Internet users, and the advancement of technology for multimedia information. It provides good environmental support for mobile reading. According to the results of the twelfth national national reading survey, the contact rate of adult citizens in my country's digital reading method has increased year by year in the past three years, and the digital reading rate has exceeded the reading rate of traditional books for the first time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading boom is in the ascendant\nB: The large-scale rise of the digital publishing industry\nC: E-commerce has created a digital reading boom\nD: National digital reading has surpassed traditional reading\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, many e-commerce companies have been working on the digital reading market for a long time, creating a reading boom for all people. Government support, the rapid economic development of the digital publishing industry, the increase in the utilization rate of online literature services for mobile Internet users, and the advancement of technology for multimedia information. It provides good environmental support for mobile reading. According to the results of the twelfth national national reading survey, the contact rate of adult citizens in my country's digital reading method has increased year by year in the past three years, and the digital reading rate has exceeded the reading rate of traditional books for the first time.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the emphasis of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading boom is in the ascendant\nB: The large-scale rise of the digital publishing industry\nC: E-commerce has created a digital reading boom\nD: National digital reading has surpassed traditional reading\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAchievement motivation is an individual's motivation to pursue important and valuable work, to set high standards for themselves, to achieve success as the goal, and try to make the work to achieve the perfect state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not show achievement motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu is a chef who cooks every dish carefully, hoping to get unanimous praise from diners\nB: Xiao Li is a basketball player. He practices shooting repeatedly in the hope of leading his team to victory\nC: Xiao Zhang is an enterprise leader. He often tells his employees to finish their work consciously and with high quality\nD: Xiao Wang, a high school student, kept reviewing the questions he had made wrong in the past, hoping he would not make any more mistakes in the college entrance exam\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAchievement motivation is an individual's motivation to pursue important and valuable work, to set high standards for themselves, to achieve success as the goal, and try to make the work to achieve the perfect state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not show achievement motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu is a chef who cooks every dish carefully, hoping to get unanimous praise from diners\nB: Xiao Li is a basketball player. He practices shooting repeatedly in the hope of leading his team to victory\nC: Xiao Zhang is an enterprise leader. He often tells his employees to finish their work consciously and with high quality\nD: Xiao Wang, a high school student, kept reviewing the questions he had made wrong in the past, hoping he would not make any more mistakes in the college entrance exam\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAchievement motivation is an individual's motivation to pursue important and valuable work, to set high standards for themselves, to achieve success as the goal, and try to make the work to achieve the perfect state.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is not show achievement motivation?\n\nOptions:\nA: Liu is a chef who cooks every dish carefully, hoping to get unanimous praise from diners\nB: Xiao Li is a basketball player. He practices shooting repeatedly in the hope of leading his team to victory\nC: Xiao Zhang is an enterprise leader. He often tells his employees to finish their work consciously and with high quality\nD: Xiao Wang, a high school student, kept reviewing the questions he had made wrong in the past, hoping he would not make any more mistakes in the college entrance exam\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance means that the policy-holder pays the insurance premium to the insurer according to the contract agreement, and the insurer bears the liability of indemnity for the property loss caused by the accident agreed upon in the contract, or when the insured dies or becomes disabled or reaches the age agreed upon in the contract, the commercial insurance act that bears the responsibility of paying the insurance money within the time limit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not covered by insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: A food factory signed a corporate property insurance contract with an insurance company. The food factory pays insurance premiums on a daily basis, and the insurance company is responsible for the factory's fire insurance\nB: Mr. Li and the insurance company insured his house\nC: The village chief assured the villagers that using the wheat seed provided by the village committee will definitely yield a good harvest, otherwise everyone can dismiss him and demand compensation for the loss\nD: Students purchase injury insurance at school\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance means that the policy-holder pays the insurance premium to the insurer according to the contract agreement, and the insurer bears the liability of indemnity for the property loss caused by the accident agreed upon in the contract, or when the insured dies or becomes disabled or reaches the age agreed upon in the contract, the commercial insurance act that bears the responsibility of paying the insurance money within the time limit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not covered by insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: A food factory signed a corporate property insurance contract with an insurance company. The food factory pays insurance premiums on a daily basis, and the insurance company is responsible for the factory's fire insurance\nB: Mr. Li and the insurance company insured his house\nC: The village chief assured the villagers that using the wheat seed provided by the village committee will definitely yield a good harvest, otherwise everyone can dismiss him and demand compensation for the loss\nD: Students purchase injury insurance at school\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance means that the policy-holder pays the insurance premium to the insurer according to the contract agreement, and the insurer bears the liability of indemnity for the property loss caused by the accident agreed upon in the contract, or when the insured dies or becomes disabled or reaches the age agreed upon in the contract, the commercial insurance act that bears the responsibility of paying the insurance money within the time limit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not covered by insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: A food factory signed a corporate property insurance contract with an insurance company. The food factory pays insurance premiums on a daily basis, and the insurance company is responsible for the factory's fire insurance\nB: Mr. Li and the insurance company insured his house\nC: The village chief assured the villagers that using the wheat seed provided by the village committee will definitely yield a good harvest, otherwise everyone can dismiss him and demand compensation for the loss\nD: Students purchase injury insurance at school\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nInsurance means that the policy-holder pays the insurance premium to the insurer according to the contract agreement, and the insurer bears the liability of indemnity for the property loss caused by the accident agreed upon in the contract, or when the insured dies or becomes disabled or reaches the age agreed upon in the contract, the commercial insurance act that bears the responsibility of paying the insurance money within the time limit.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not covered by insurance?\n\nOptions:\nA: A food factory signed a corporate property insurance contract with an insurance company. The food factory pays insurance premiums on a daily basis, and the insurance company is responsible for the factory's fire insurance\nB: Mr. Li and the insurance company insured his house\nC: The village chief assured the villagers that using the wheat seed provided by the village committee will definitely yield a good harvest, otherwise everyone can dismiss him and demand compensation for the loss\nD: Students purchase injury insurance at school\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey was recently conducted among ferry passengers on the North Sea. Among the results was this: more of those who had taken anti-seasickness medication before their trip reported symptoms of seasickness than those who had not taken such medication. It is clear, then, that despite claims by drug companies that clinical tests show the contrary, people would be better off not taking anti-seasickness medications.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the conclusion above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Given rough enough weather, most ferry passengers will have some symptoms of seasickness.\nB: The seasickness symptoms of the people who took anti-seasickness medication would have been more severe had they not taken the medication.\nC: The clinical tests reported by the drug companies were conducted by the drug companies' staffs.\nD: People who do not take anti-seasickness medication are just as likely to respond to a survey on seasickness as people who do.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey was recently conducted among ferry passengers on the North Sea. Among the results was this: more of those who had taken anti-seasickness medication before their trip reported symptoms of seasickness than those who had not taken such medication. It is clear, then, that despite claims by drug companies that clinical tests show the contrary, people would be better off not taking anti-seasickness medications.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the conclusion above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Given rough enough weather, most ferry passengers will have some symptoms of seasickness.\nB: The seasickness symptoms of the people who took anti-seasickness medication would have been more severe had they not taken the medication.\nC: The clinical tests reported by the drug companies were conducted by the drug companies' staffs.\nD: People who do not take anti-seasickness medication are just as likely to respond to a survey on seasickness as people who do.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey was recently conducted among ferry passengers on the North Sea. Among the results was this: more of those who had taken anti-seasickness medication before their trip reported symptoms of seasickness than those who had not taken such medication. It is clear, then, that despite claims by drug companies that clinical tests show the contrary, people would be better off not taking anti-seasickness medications.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the conclusion above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Given rough enough weather, most ferry passengers will have some symptoms of seasickness.\nB: The seasickness symptoms of the people who took anti-seasickness medication would have been more severe had they not taken the medication.\nC: The clinical tests reported by the drug companies were conducted by the drug companies' staffs.\nD: People who do not take anti-seasickness medication are just as likely to respond to a survey on seasickness as people who do.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA survey was recently conducted among ferry passengers on the North Sea. Among the results was this: more of those who had taken anti-seasickness medication before their trip reported symptoms of seasickness than those who had not taken such medication. It is clear, then, that despite claims by drug companies that clinical tests show the contrary, people would be better off not taking anti-seasickness medications.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would most weaken the conclusion above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Given rough enough weather, most ferry passengers will have some symptoms of seasickness.\nB: The seasickness symptoms of the people who took anti-seasickness medication would have been more severe had they not taken the medication.\nC: The clinical tests reported by the drug companies were conducted by the drug companies' staffs.\nD: People who do not take anti-seasickness medication are just as likely to respond to a survey on seasickness as people who do.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in the United States have studied the causes of animal hibernation by injecting blood from hibernating ground squirrels into the leg veins of two ground squirrels that had already left hibernation and placing them in a 7 degree cold room. For several days, the two ground squirrels, out of hibernation, went back into hibernation. In June of the same year, blood was taken from the two animals and injected into the leg veins of three active ground squirrels. Although it was summer, the three active ground squirrels went into hibernation again. In July of the same year, five active leg veins were injected from the three animals. When they took blood from hibernating marmots and injected it into active leg veins of ground squirrels, the ground squirrels went into hibernation.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is inhumane for American scientists to break the rules of animal hibernation.\nB: Ground squirrels have a long hibernation period.\nC: If active animals are injected with hibernating animal blood, they can go into a hibernation state.\nD: The blood of marmots and ground squirrels does not cause rejection.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in the United States have studied the causes of animal hibernation by injecting blood from hibernating ground squirrels into the leg veins of two ground squirrels that had already left hibernation and placing them in a 7 degree cold room. For several days, the two ground squirrels, out of hibernation, went back into hibernation. In June of the same year, blood was taken from the two animals and injected into the leg veins of three active ground squirrels. Although it was summer, the three active ground squirrels went into hibernation again. In July of the same year, five active leg veins were injected from the three animals. When they took blood from hibernating marmots and injected it into active leg veins of ground squirrels, the ground squirrels went into hibernation.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is inhumane for American scientists to break the rules of animal hibernation.\nB: Ground squirrels have a long hibernation period.\nC: If active animals are injected with hibernating animal blood, they can go into a hibernation state.\nD: The blood of marmots and ground squirrels does not cause rejection.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in the United States have studied the causes of animal hibernation by injecting blood from hibernating ground squirrels into the leg veins of two ground squirrels that had already left hibernation and placing them in a 7 degree cold room. For several days, the two ground squirrels, out of hibernation, went back into hibernation. In June of the same year, blood was taken from the two animals and injected into the leg veins of three active ground squirrels. Although it was summer, the three active ground squirrels went into hibernation again. In July of the same year, five active leg veins were injected from the three animals. When they took blood from hibernating marmots and injected it into active leg veins of ground squirrels, the ground squirrels went into hibernation.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is inhumane for American scientists to break the rules of animal hibernation.\nB: Ground squirrels have a long hibernation period.\nC: If active animals are injected with hibernating animal blood, they can go into a hibernation state.\nD: The blood of marmots and ground squirrels does not cause rejection.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists in the United States have studied the causes of animal hibernation by injecting blood from hibernating ground squirrels into the leg veins of two ground squirrels that had already left hibernation and placing them in a 7 degree cold room. For several days, the two ground squirrels, out of hibernation, went back into hibernation. In June of the same year, blood was taken from the two animals and injected into the leg veins of three active ground squirrels. Although it was summer, the three active ground squirrels went into hibernation again. In July of the same year, five active leg veins were injected from the three animals. When they took blood from hibernating marmots and injected it into active leg veins of ground squirrels, the ground squirrels went into hibernation.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above, which of the following can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: It is inhumane for American scientists to break the rules of animal hibernation.\nB: Ground squirrels have a long hibernation period.\nC: If active animals are injected with hibernating animal blood, they can go into a hibernation state.\nD: The blood of marmots and ground squirrels does not cause rejection.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, some cities have launched taking random photos of traffic violations on Mini Program, where citizens can upload and report photos or videos of illegal parking and other illegal activities of motor vehicles running a red light through the Mini Program.Once the reported traffic violations are verified, the relevant departments will reward the whistleblowers. Some experts conclude from this that taking pictures of traffic violations can effectively expand the scope of traffic supervision and create a situation of co-governance between the police and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best support the above expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law enforcement force of the traffic police department is relatively limited, which is not enough to deal with a large number of traffic violations in real life\nB: Relevant national laws explicitly prohibit traffic violations such as running red lights and illegally stopping, and there are corresponding punishment provisions\nC: In some places, there have been cases in which the informant's information has been leaked, so it is urgent to protect the informant's personal privacy\nD: Since the launch of Mini Program, shooting Traffic violations, relevant departments have received a large number of reports of traffic violations\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, some cities have launched taking random photos of traffic violations on Mini Program, where citizens can upload and report photos or videos of illegal parking and other illegal activities of motor vehicles running a red light through the Mini Program.Once the reported traffic violations are verified, the relevant departments will reward the whistleblowers. Some experts conclude from this that taking pictures of traffic violations can effectively expand the scope of traffic supervision and create a situation of co-governance between the police and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best support the above expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law enforcement force of the traffic police department is relatively limited, which is not enough to deal with a large number of traffic violations in real life\nB: Relevant national laws explicitly prohibit traffic violations such as running red lights and illegally stopping, and there are corresponding punishment provisions\nC: In some places, there have been cases in which the informant's information has been leaked, so it is urgent to protect the informant's personal privacy\nD: Since the launch of Mini Program, shooting Traffic violations, relevant departments have received a large number of reports of traffic violations\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, some cities have launched taking random photos of traffic violations on Mini Program, where citizens can upload and report photos or videos of illegal parking and other illegal activities of motor vehicles running a red light through the Mini Program.Once the reported traffic violations are verified, the relevant departments will reward the whistleblowers. Some experts conclude from this that taking pictures of traffic violations can effectively expand the scope of traffic supervision and create a situation of co-governance between the police and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best support the above expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law enforcement force of the traffic police department is relatively limited, which is not enough to deal with a large number of traffic violations in real life\nB: Relevant national laws explicitly prohibit traffic violations such as running red lights and illegally stopping, and there are corresponding punishment provisions\nC: In some places, there have been cases in which the informant's information has been leaked, so it is urgent to protect the informant's personal privacy\nD: Since the launch of Mini Program, shooting Traffic violations, relevant departments have received a large number of reports of traffic violations\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nRecently, some cities have launched taking random photos of traffic violations on Mini Program, where citizens can upload and report photos or videos of illegal parking and other illegal activities of motor vehicles running a red light through the Mini Program.Once the reported traffic violations are verified, the relevant departments will reward the whistleblowers. Some experts conclude from this that taking pictures of traffic violations can effectively expand the scope of traffic supervision and create a situation of co-governance between the police and the people.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, can best support the above expert's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: The law enforcement force of the traffic police department is relatively limited, which is not enough to deal with a large number of traffic violations in real life\nB: Relevant national laws explicitly prohibit traffic violations such as running red lights and illegally stopping, and there are corresponding punishment provisions\nC: In some places, there have been cases in which the informant's information has been leaked, so it is urgent to protect the informant's personal privacy\nD: Since the launch of Mini Program, shooting Traffic violations, relevant departments have received a large number of reports of traffic violations\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of eternal change, some things should be persisted forever. That is learning methodology and savvy as well as being a human being.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of view supported in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Something that is changing forever needs to be persisted forever.\nB: Only by persevering forever can some things change forever.\nC: Some things should not be discarded with eternal change.\nD: Eternal change is absolute. Stillness is relative.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of eternal change, some things should be persisted forever. That is learning methodology and savvy as well as being a human being.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of view supported in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Something that is changing forever needs to be persisted forever.\nB: Only by persevering forever can some things change forever.\nC: Some things should not be discarded with eternal change.\nD: Eternal change is absolute. Stillness is relative.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of eternal change, some things should be persisted forever. That is learning methodology and savvy as well as being a human being.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of view supported in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Something that is changing forever needs to be persisted forever.\nB: Only by persevering forever can some things change forever.\nC: Some things should not be discarded with eternal change.\nD: Eternal change is absolute. Stillness is relative.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of eternal change, some things should be persisted forever. That is learning methodology and savvy as well as being a human being.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main point of view supported in the above paragraph?\n\nOptions:\nA: Something that is changing forever needs to be persisted forever.\nB: Only by persevering forever can some things change forever.\nC: Some things should not be discarded with eternal change.\nD: Eternal change is absolute. Stillness is relative.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertainly, pesticides can adversely affect the environment in localities distant from where the pesticide has actually been used. Nevertheless, regulation of pesticide use should not take place at the national level but at the local level. It is in the areas where pesticides are actually applied that they have their most serious effects. Just how serious these effects are depends on local conditions such as climate, soil type, and water supply. And local officials are much more likely than national legislators to be truly knowledgeable about such local conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldface portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides support for the conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second provides support for that conclusion.\nC: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\nD: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertainly, pesticides can adversely affect the environment in localities distant from where the pesticide has actually been used. Nevertheless, regulation of pesticide use should not take place at the national level but at the local level. It is in the areas where pesticides are actually applied that they have their most serious effects. Just how serious these effects are depends on local conditions such as climate, soil type, and water supply. And local officials are much more likely than national legislators to be truly knowledgeable about such local conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldface portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides support for the conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second provides support for that conclusion.\nC: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\nD: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertainly, pesticides can adversely affect the environment in localities distant from where the pesticide has actually been used. Nevertheless, regulation of pesticide use should not take place at the national level but at the local level. It is in the areas where pesticides are actually applied that they have their most serious effects. Just how serious these effects are depends on local conditions such as climate, soil type, and water supply. And local officials are much more likely than national legislators to be truly knowledgeable about such local conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldface portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides support for the conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second provides support for that conclusion.\nC: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\nD: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCertainly, pesticides can adversely affect the environment in localities distant from where the pesticide has actually been used. Nevertheless, regulation of pesticide use should not take place at the national level but at the local level. It is in the areas where pesticides are actually applied that they have their most serious effects. Just how serious these effects are depends on local conditions such as climate, soil type, and water supply. And local officials are much more likely than national legislators to be truly knowledgeable about such local conditions.\n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument given, the two boldface portions play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: Each provides support for the conclusion of the argument.\nB: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second provides support for that conclusion.\nC: The first provides support for the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\nD: The first identifies grounds for a potential objection to the conclusion of the argument; the second states that conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman intelligence is not possible without human emotions. A computer is something that can never have emotions, so for that reason alone a computer will never be able to display intelligence.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone or something is intelligent only if it can identify its emotions.\nB: Computer technology will not greatly advance beyond its current state.\nC: A computer could have emotions only if it could display intelligence.\nD: Being intelligent requires the capacity to have emotions.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman intelligence is not possible without human emotions. A computer is something that can never have emotions, so for that reason alone a computer will never be able to display intelligence.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone or something is intelligent only if it can identify its emotions.\nB: Computer technology will not greatly advance beyond its current state.\nC: A computer could have emotions only if it could display intelligence.\nD: Being intelligent requires the capacity to have emotions.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman intelligence is not possible without human emotions. A computer is something that can never have emotions, so for that reason alone a computer will never be able to display intelligence.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone or something is intelligent only if it can identify its emotions.\nB: Computer technology will not greatly advance beyond its current state.\nC: A computer could have emotions only if it could display intelligence.\nD: Being intelligent requires the capacity to have emotions.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHuman intelligence is not possible without human emotions. A computer is something that can never have emotions, so for that reason alone a computer will never be able to display intelligence.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Someone or something is intelligent only if it can identify its emotions.\nB: Computer technology will not greatly advance beyond its current state.\nC: A computer could have emotions only if it could display intelligence.\nD: Being intelligent requires the capacity to have emotions.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to implement the cultural strategy of strengthening the city, a city built two libraries in 2008 and 2010. At the end of 2008, a total of 70,000 citizens' library cards were issued, and a total of 130,000 citizens' library cards were issued by the end of 2010. In 2011, the city established a third library in the new district, which was completed and opened in early 2012. As of the end of 2012, the city had handled more than 200,000 library cards for citizens. The city government therefore believed that this measure was effective, because in just four years, the number of citizens coming into the libraries has nearly tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The library need to constantly purchase new books, and the maintenance cost is also high, which will affect the construction of other cultural facilities in the city.\nB: There are two universities in the city, and many students have also applied for library cards for these three libraries.\nC: Many citizens who applied for the library card for the first library also applied for the library card for the other two libraries.\nD: The construction of the new district of the city was developing rapidly, and a large number of migrants have poured into the new district in 4 years.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to implement the cultural strategy of strengthening the city, a city built two libraries in 2008 and 2010. At the end of 2008, a total of 70,000 citizens' library cards were issued, and a total of 130,000 citizens' library cards were issued by the end of 2010. In 2011, the city established a third library in the new district, which was completed and opened in early 2012. As of the end of 2012, the city had handled more than 200,000 library cards for citizens. The city government therefore believed that this measure was effective, because in just four years, the number of citizens coming into the libraries has nearly tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The library need to constantly purchase new books, and the maintenance cost is also high, which will affect the construction of other cultural facilities in the city.\nB: There are two universities in the city, and many students have also applied for library cards for these three libraries.\nC: Many citizens who applied for the library card for the first library also applied for the library card for the other two libraries.\nD: The construction of the new district of the city was developing rapidly, and a large number of migrants have poured into the new district in 4 years.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to implement the cultural strategy of strengthening the city, a city built two libraries in 2008 and 2010. At the end of 2008, a total of 70,000 citizens' library cards were issued, and a total of 130,000 citizens' library cards were issued by the end of 2010. In 2011, the city established a third library in the new district, which was completed and opened in early 2012. As of the end of 2012, the city had handled more than 200,000 library cards for citizens. The city government therefore believed that this measure was effective, because in just four years, the number of citizens coming into the libraries has nearly tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The library need to constantly purchase new books, and the maintenance cost is also high, which will affect the construction of other cultural facilities in the city.\nB: There are two universities in the city, and many students have also applied for library cards for these three libraries.\nC: Many citizens who applied for the library card for the first library also applied for the library card for the other two libraries.\nD: The construction of the new district of the city was developing rapidly, and a large number of migrants have poured into the new district in 4 years.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn order to implement the cultural strategy of strengthening the city, a city built two libraries in 2008 and 2010. At the end of 2008, a total of 70,000 citizens' library cards were issued, and a total of 130,000 citizens' library cards were issued by the end of 2010. In 2011, the city established a third library in the new district, which was completed and opened in early 2012. As of the end of 2012, the city had handled more than 200,000 library cards for citizens. The city government therefore believed that this measure was effective, because in just four years, the number of citizens coming into the libraries has nearly tripled.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the followings, if true, can weaken the above conclusion the most?\n\nOptions:\nA: The library need to constantly purchase new books, and the maintenance cost is also high, which will affect the construction of other cultural facilities in the city.\nB: There are two universities in the city, and many students have also applied for library cards for these three libraries.\nC: Many citizens who applied for the library card for the first library also applied for the library card for the other two libraries.\nD: The construction of the new district of the city was developing rapidly, and a large number of migrants have poured into the new district in 4 years.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe etiquette system, which was formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, first adopted the way of standardizing people's daily code of conduct and carried out this tradition to the upper society and household life. Although the etiquette was not inferior to the common people in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the original purpose of establishing the etiquette system was to safeguard the interests of the slave owners and aristocrats and strengthen the hierarchical system of the slave society so as to coordinate the internal relations among the slave owners. However, after entering the Spring and Autumn period, with the emergence of slavery, such as the collapse of etiquette and music, the downward movement of knowledge, and the lack of distinction between people, this tradition and etiquette system has thus penetrated into a wider range of social life, which has become a code of conduct and norms widely observed by the society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of the etiquette system?\n\nOptions:\nA: It runs through the social life in ancient China.\nB: It is beneficial to the ruling class.\nC: It is to protect the interests of slave owners and aristocrats.\nD: It is a tradition of social life.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe etiquette system, which was formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, first adopted the way of standardizing people's daily code of conduct and carried out this tradition to the upper society and household life. Although the etiquette was not inferior to the common people in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the original purpose of establishing the etiquette system was to safeguard the interests of the slave owners and aristocrats and strengthen the hierarchical system of the slave society so as to coordinate the internal relations among the slave owners. However, after entering the Spring and Autumn period, with the emergence of slavery, such as the collapse of etiquette and music, the downward movement of knowledge, and the lack of distinction between people, this tradition and etiquette system has thus penetrated into a wider range of social life, which has become a code of conduct and norms widely observed by the society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of the etiquette system?\n\nOptions:\nA: It runs through the social life in ancient China.\nB: It is beneficial to the ruling class.\nC: It is to protect the interests of slave owners and aristocrats.\nD: It is a tradition of social life.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe etiquette system, which was formed in the Western Zhou Dynasty, first adopted the way of standardizing people's daily code of conduct and carried out this tradition to the upper society and household life. Although the etiquette was not inferior to the common people in the Western Zhou Dynasty, the original purpose of establishing the etiquette system was to safeguard the interests of the slave owners and aristocrats and strengthen the hierarchical system of the slave society so as to coordinate the internal relations among the slave owners. However, after entering the Spring and Autumn period, with the emergence of slavery, such as the collapse of etiquette and music, the downward movement of knowledge, and the lack of distinction between people, this tradition and etiquette system has thus penetrated into a wider range of social life, which has become a code of conduct and norms widely observed by the society.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the main description of the etiquette system?\n\nOptions:\nA: It runs through the social life in ancient China.\nB: It is beneficial to the ruling class.\nC: It is to protect the interests of slave owners and aristocrats.\nD: It is a tradition of social life.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some young people from other cities who work and live in these cities have set off a Flight from Beishangguang craze, go back to his hometown of small and medium-sized cities for development. However, the latest survey data shows that a large proportion of those who originally chose to Flee from Beishangguang chose to Return to Beishangguang and other big cities to seek work and life opportunities again.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does not account for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the national Purchase restriction order, housing prices in some major cities have started to loosen.\nB: Most of the people who return from big cities to small and medium-sized cities are not fit for work and life.\nC: It is often more difficult to overcome difficulties in big cities than in small and medium-sized cities.\nD: The infrastructure of big cities is better and more convenient than small and medium-sized cities.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some young people from other cities who work and live in these cities have set off a Flight from Beishangguang craze, go back to his hometown of small and medium-sized cities for development. However, the latest survey data shows that a large proportion of those who originally chose to Flee from Beishangguang chose to Return to Beishangguang and other big cities to seek work and life opportunities again.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does not account for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the national Purchase restriction order, housing prices in some major cities have started to loosen.\nB: Most of the people who return from big cities to small and medium-sized cities are not fit for work and life.\nC: It is often more difficult to overcome difficulties in big cities than in small and medium-sized cities.\nD: The infrastructure of big cities is better and more convenient than small and medium-sized cities.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, some young people from other cities who work and live in these cities have set off a Flight from Beishangguang craze, go back to his hometown of small and medium-sized cities for development. However, the latest survey data shows that a large proportion of those who originally chose to Flee from Beishangguang chose to Return to Beishangguang and other big cities to seek work and life opportunities again.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, does not account for the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Due to the impact of the national Purchase restriction order, housing prices in some major cities have started to loosen.\nB: Most of the people who return from big cities to small and medium-sized cities are not fit for work and life.\nC: It is often more difficult to overcome difficulties in big cities than in small and medium-sized cities.\nD: The infrastructure of big cities is better and more convenient than small and medium-sized cities.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, in order to avoid the occurrence of traffic accidents, traffic authorities have stepped up traffic safety publicity efforts. Statistics show that before 2008, the city's traffic deaths per year more than a thousand people. Since 2008, the annual number of traffic fatalities has been kept below 1000, with 921 deaths in 2008. 738 people died in 2009. 569 people died in 2010. From this, we can draw that as long as we strengthen the publicity of traffic management, we can effectively reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best weakens the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: In recent years, the traffic authorities have conducted a week-long traffic safety education in all primary and secondary schools, and introduced traffic safety knowledge to primary and secondary school students by means of picture display and distribution of brochures\nB: In recent years, the existence of hidden dangers of traffic safety has attracted the attention of relevant departments. The state has invested a lot of funds to renovate or re plan the construction of road traffic facilities in dangerous areas\nC: In recent years, due to the serious traffic congestion during rush hours, the city has improved citizens' safety awareness\nD: Since drunk driving is the leading cause of traffic accidents and deaths, the city has introduced the Drink Driving Penalty Regulations since 2008 to increase penalties for drunk driving\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, in order to avoid the occurrence of traffic accidents, traffic authorities have stepped up traffic safety publicity efforts. Statistics show that before 2008, the city's traffic deaths per year more than a thousand people. Since 2008, the annual number of traffic fatalities has been kept below 1000, with 921 deaths in 2008. 738 people died in 2009. 569 people died in 2010. From this, we can draw that as long as we strengthen the publicity of traffic management, we can effectively reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best weakens the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: In recent years, the traffic authorities have conducted a week-long traffic safety education in all primary and secondary schools, and introduced traffic safety knowledge to primary and secondary school students by means of picture display and distribution of brochures\nB: In recent years, the existence of hidden dangers of traffic safety has attracted the attention of relevant departments. The state has invested a lot of funds to renovate or re plan the construction of road traffic facilities in dangerous areas\nC: In recent years, due to the serious traffic congestion during rush hours, the city has improved citizens' safety awareness\nD: Since drunk driving is the leading cause of traffic accidents and deaths, the city has introduced the Drink Driving Penalty Regulations since 2008 to increase penalties for drunk driving\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, in order to avoid the occurrence of traffic accidents, traffic authorities have stepped up traffic safety publicity efforts. Statistics show that before 2008, the city's traffic deaths per year more than a thousand people. Since 2008, the annual number of traffic fatalities has been kept below 1000, with 921 deaths in 2008. 738 people died in 2009. 569 people died in 2010. From this, we can draw that as long as we strengthen the publicity of traffic management, we can effectively reduce the occurrence of traffic accidents.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best weakens the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: In recent years, the traffic authorities have conducted a week-long traffic safety education in all primary and secondary schools, and introduced traffic safety knowledge to primary and secondary school students by means of picture display and distribution of brochures\nB: In recent years, the existence of hidden dangers of traffic safety has attracted the attention of relevant departments. The state has invested a lot of funds to renovate or re plan the construction of road traffic facilities in dangerous areas\nC: In recent years, due to the serious traffic congestion during rush hours, the city has improved citizens' safety awareness\nD: Since drunk driving is the leading cause of traffic accidents and deaths, the city has introduced the Drink Driving Penalty Regulations since 2008 to increase penalties for drunk driving\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause quitting smoking is very stressful and leads to weight gain, it is difficult to do. The key to quitting, however, may be as simple as replacing an unhealthy activity with a healthy one. In one study, half of those attempting to quit were assigned to a smoking-cessation program alone, and the other half were assigned to the same program plus fifteen weeks of aerobic exercise. At the one-month mark, none in the first group had quit, but 40 percent of those in the second group had not smoked.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, provides some support for the argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Regular exercise prevents weight gain.\nB: Each group in the study included four hundred randomly selected participants.\nC: Nonsmokers accustomed to regular exercise do not gain weight when they stop exercising.\nD: Aerobic exercise can stimulate the brain's production of endorphins, which reduce tension.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause quitting smoking is very stressful and leads to weight gain, it is difficult to do. The key to quitting, however, may be as simple as replacing an unhealthy activity with a healthy one. In one study, half of those attempting to quit were assigned to a smoking-cessation program alone, and the other half were assigned to the same program plus fifteen weeks of aerobic exercise. At the one-month mark, none in the first group had quit, but 40 percent of those in the second group had not smoked.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, provides some support for the argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Regular exercise prevents weight gain.\nB: Each group in the study included four hundred randomly selected participants.\nC: Nonsmokers accustomed to regular exercise do not gain weight when they stop exercising.\nD: Aerobic exercise can stimulate the brain's production of endorphins, which reduce tension.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBecause quitting smoking is very stressful and leads to weight gain, it is difficult to do. The key to quitting, however, may be as simple as replacing an unhealthy activity with a healthy one. In one study, half of those attempting to quit were assigned to a smoking-cessation program alone, and the other half were assigned to the same program plus fifteen weeks of aerobic exercise. At the one-month mark, none in the first group had quit, but 40 percent of those in the second group had not smoked.\n\nQuestion:\nEach of the following, if true, provides some support for the argument EXCEPT:\n\nOptions:\nA: Regular exercise prevents weight gain.\nB: Each group in the study included four hundred randomly selected participants.\nC: Nonsmokers accustomed to regular exercise do not gain weight when they stop exercising.\nD: Aerobic exercise can stimulate the brain's production of endorphins, which reduce tension.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the rise of large wildlife parks, it has been proposed that traditional urban zoos are no longer necessary. However, the traditional urban zoo has the advantages of low ticket price and convenient transportation, so it is very convenient for primary and secondary schools to organize visits, so it has a very strong educational function, so traditional urban mobilization is indispensable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the possibility of the coexistence of wildlife parks and traditional urban zoos\nB: Traditional urban zoos with strong educational functions should be preserved by default\nC: Ignoring the low fare and convenient transportation is not the same as making it convenient for primary and secondary schools students to organize visits\nD: By default, zoos that are convenient for primary and secondary schools to visit have strong educational functions\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the rise of large wildlife parks, it has been proposed that traditional urban zoos are no longer necessary. However, the traditional urban zoo has the advantages of low ticket price and convenient transportation, so it is very convenient for primary and secondary schools to organize visits, so it has a very strong educational function, so traditional urban mobilization is indispensable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the possibility of the coexistence of wildlife parks and traditional urban zoos\nB: Traditional urban zoos with strong educational functions should be preserved by default\nC: Ignoring the low fare and convenient transportation is not the same as making it convenient for primary and secondary schools students to organize visits\nD: By default, zoos that are convenient for primary and secondary schools to visit have strong educational functions\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the rise of large wildlife parks, it has been proposed that traditional urban zoos are no longer necessary. However, the traditional urban zoo has the advantages of low ticket price and convenient transportation, so it is very convenient for primary and secondary schools to organize visits, so it has a very strong educational function, so traditional urban mobilization is indispensable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the possibility of the coexistence of wildlife parks and traditional urban zoos\nB: Traditional urban zoos with strong educational functions should be preserved by default\nC: Ignoring the low fare and convenient transportation is not the same as making it convenient for primary and secondary schools students to organize visits\nD: By default, zoos that are convenient for primary and secondary schools to visit have strong educational functions\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the rise of large wildlife parks, it has been proposed that traditional urban zoos are no longer necessary. However, the traditional urban zoo has the advantages of low ticket price and convenient transportation, so it is very convenient for primary and secondary schools to organize visits, so it has a very strong educational function, so traditional urban mobilization is indispensable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is not a flaw in the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: It ignores the possibility of the coexistence of wildlife parks and traditional urban zoos\nB: Traditional urban zoos with strong educational functions should be preserved by default\nC: Ignoring the low fare and convenient transportation is not the same as making it convenient for primary and secondary schools students to organize visits\nD: By default, zoos that are convenient for primary and secondary schools to visit have strong educational functions\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNetwork synergy effect refers to the effect of two or more substances, such as the mutual cooperation of individual enterprises, individual Internet users, or a certain technology, etc., after the interaction between them on the Internet platform.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the following is not a network synergy effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang updates his daily blog about his life through the Internet\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement for a project through online video\nC: Members of a network research team share their research results through the Internet\nD: An e-commerce website launched a limited-edition product that attracted a large number of customers to snap up\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNetwork synergy effect refers to the effect of two or more substances, such as the mutual cooperation of individual enterprises, individual Internet users, or a certain technology, etc., after the interaction between them on the Internet platform.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which one of the following is not a network synergy effect?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang updates his daily blog about his life through the Internet\nB: Company A and Company B signed an agreement for a project through online video\nC: Members of a network research team share their research results through the Internet\nD: An e-commerce website launched a limited-edition product that attracted a large number of customers to snap up\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe study found that if the meal time is a few minutes late, human babies will cry loudly, but for 3 or 4-month-old Penguin cubs, they are extremely calm. When their parents go out to look for food, they even have to adapt to the dilemma of having no food for several days\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can explain this phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: The digestive system of penguins aged 3 and 4 months is not well developed, so their food intake is relatively small\nB: When female penguins go foraging, male penguins feed their cubs with secretions from their stomachs\nC: When the big penguins go out, the little penguins often get together at night to keep warm with each other\nD: When the popular geese are away, the cry of the little penguins will attract natural enemies\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA famous entrepreneur summed up the ice cream philosophy from his indomitable struggle experience, that is, selling ice cream must start in winter, because there are few customers in winter, which will force you to reduce costs and improve services. If you can survive in winter, you will no longer be afraid of competition in summer.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, ice cream philosophy mainly emphasizes which of the followings:\n\nOptions:\nA: Adversity is very important to cultivate the competitiveness of enterprises\nB: Choose a good time, the enterprise will be half successful\nC: Enterprises will inevitably encounter many difficulties in the entrepreneurial stage\nD: Enterprises should pay attention to reducing costs and improving service quality\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA famous entrepreneur summed up the ice cream philosophy from his indomitable struggle experience, that is, selling ice cream must start in winter, because there are few customers in winter, which will force you to reduce costs and improve services. If you can survive in winter, you will no longer be afraid of competition in summer.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, ice cream philosophy mainly emphasizes which of the followings:\n\nOptions:\nA: Adversity is very important to cultivate the competitiveness of enterprises\nB: Choose a good time, the enterprise will be half successful\nC: Enterprises will inevitably encounter many difficulties in the entrepreneurial stage\nD: Enterprises should pay attention to reducing costs and improving service quality\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA famous entrepreneur summed up the ice cream philosophy from his indomitable struggle experience, that is, selling ice cream must start in winter, because there are few customers in winter, which will force you to reduce costs and improve services. If you can survive in winter, you will no longer be afraid of competition in summer.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this paragraph, ice cream philosophy mainly emphasizes which of the followings:\n\nOptions:\nA: Adversity is very important to cultivate the competitiveness of enterprises\nB: Choose a good time, the enterprise will be half successful\nC: Enterprises will inevitably encounter many difficulties in the entrepreneurial stage\nD: Enterprises should pay attention to reducing costs and improving service quality\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring an investment promotion activity in a certain county, the investor made it difficult for the inviting party to say: I have three projects: environmental projects, tourism projects and chemical projects. If you are correct, I will invest one of these projects in your county. But if what you say is wrong, I will not invest in a project.\n\nQuestion:\nOf course, the inviting party wants to get the environmental project. Which of the following is the saying of the inviting party?\n\nOptions:\nA: You will not invest in environmental projects or tourism projects in our county.\nB: You will not invest in environmental projects or chemical projects in our county.\nC: You will not invest in tourism or chemical projects in our county.\nD: You will not invest in tourism and chemical projects in our county.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring an investment promotion activity in a certain county, the investor made it difficult for the inviting party to say: I have three projects: environmental projects, tourism projects and chemical projects. If you are correct, I will invest one of these projects in your county. But if what you say is wrong, I will not invest in a project.\n\nQuestion:\nOf course, the inviting party wants to get the environmental project. Which of the following is the saying of the inviting party?\n\nOptions:\nA: You will not invest in environmental projects or tourism projects in our county.\nB: You will not invest in environmental projects or chemical projects in our county.\nC: You will not invest in tourism or chemical projects in our county.\nD: You will not invest in tourism and chemical projects in our county.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDuring an investment promotion activity in a certain county, the investor made it difficult for the inviting party to say: I have three projects: environmental projects, tourism projects and chemical projects. If you are correct, I will invest one of these projects in your county. But if what you say is wrong, I will not invest in a project.\n\nQuestion:\nOf course, the inviting party wants to get the environmental project. Which of the following is the saying of the inviting party?\n\nOptions:\nA: You will not invest in environmental projects or tourism projects in our county.\nB: You will not invest in environmental projects or chemical projects in our county.\nC: You will not invest in tourism or chemical projects in our county.\nD: You will not invest in tourism and chemical projects in our county.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Real wages in this country will increase significantly only if productivity increases notably. Thus, it is unlikely that real wages will increase significantly in the near future, since this country' s businesses are currently investing very little in new technology and this pattern is likely to continue for at least several more years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed about the economist's country, allows the economist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Productivity will not increase if businesses do not make a substantial investment in new technology.\nB: The new technology in which businesses are currently investing is not contributing to an increase in productivity.\nC: Neither real wages nor productivity have increased in the last several years.\nD: Sooner or later real wages will increase significantly.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Real wages in this country will increase significantly only if productivity increases notably. Thus, it is unlikely that real wages will increase significantly in the near future, since this country' s businesses are currently investing very little in new technology and this pattern is likely to continue for at least several more years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed about the economist's country, allows the economist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Productivity will not increase if businesses do not make a substantial investment in new technology.\nB: The new technology in which businesses are currently investing is not contributing to an increase in productivity.\nC: Neither real wages nor productivity have increased in the last several years.\nD: Sooner or later real wages will increase significantly.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEconomist: Real wages in this country will increase significantly only if productivity increases notably. Thus, it is unlikely that real wages will increase significantly in the near future, since this country' s businesses are currently investing very little in new technology and this pattern is likely to continue for at least several more years.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if assumed about the economist's country, allows the economist's conclusion to be properly drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: Productivity will not increase if businesses do not make a substantial investment in new technology.\nB: The new technology in which businesses are currently investing is not contributing to an increase in productivity.\nC: Neither real wages nor productivity have increased in the last several years.\nD: Sooner or later real wages will increase significantly.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf logic comes from a priori, that is, logic transcends experience and exists before experience, then whether there is abstract logic that transcends concrete things if there is, how can we infer that many logicians often prove the transcendental nature of logic with propositions such as the sum of interior angles of triangles equal to 180 degrees-nature, especially as a symbolic system of mathematical logic.It seems that logical forms can have the self-consistency and eternal correctness of reasoning without relying on people's experience, and things in the objective world must be arranged through logical arrangement in order to make people have a clear and systematic understanding. If this is the case, we cannot help but ask how human beings, as empirical beings, know that there is no doubt that there is a logic that transcends experience, and that acknowledging the existence of transcendental logic is bound to fall into the quagmire of dogmatism or the rut of mysticism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Questioning the existence of transcendental logic\nB: It shows that mysticism is undesirable\nC: Argumentation logic is a summary of experience\nD: Explaining the objective world is sometimes illogical\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf logic comes from a priori, that is, logic transcends experience and exists before experience, then whether there is abstract logic that transcends concrete things if there is, how can we infer that many logicians often prove the transcendental nature of logic with propositions such as the sum of interior angles of triangles equal to 180 degrees-nature, especially as a symbolic system of mathematical logic.It seems that logical forms can have the self-consistency and eternal correctness of reasoning without relying on people's experience, and things in the objective world must be arranged through logical arrangement in order to make people have a clear and systematic understanding. If this is the case, we cannot help but ask how human beings, as empirical beings, know that there is no doubt that there is a logic that transcends experience, and that acknowledging the existence of transcendental logic is bound to fall into the quagmire of dogmatism or the rut of mysticism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Questioning the existence of transcendental logic\nB: It shows that mysticism is undesirable\nC: Argumentation logic is a summary of experience\nD: Explaining the objective world is sometimes illogical\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf logic comes from a priori, that is, logic transcends experience and exists before experience, then whether there is abstract logic that transcends concrete things if there is, how can we infer that many logicians often prove the transcendental nature of logic with propositions such as the sum of interior angles of triangles equal to 180 degrees-nature, especially as a symbolic system of mathematical logic.It seems that logical forms can have the self-consistency and eternal correctness of reasoning without relying on people's experience, and things in the objective world must be arranged through logical arrangement in order to make people have a clear and systematic understanding. If this is the case, we cannot help but ask how human beings, as empirical beings, know that there is no doubt that there is a logic that transcends experience, and that acknowledging the existence of transcendental logic is bound to fall into the quagmire of dogmatism or the rut of mysticism.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the main content of this text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Questioning the existence of transcendental logic\nB: It shows that mysticism is undesirable\nC: Argumentation logic is a summary of experience\nD: Explaining the objective world is sometimes illogical\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen chimpanzees become angry at other chimpanzees, they often engage in what primatologists call threat gestures: grunting, spitting, or making abrupt, upsweeping arm movements. Chimpanzees also sometimes attack other chimpanzees out of anger. However, when they do attack, they almost never take time to make threat gestures first. And, conversely, threat gestures are rarely followed by physical attacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the information about how often threat gestures are accompanied by physical attacks?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chimpanzees often respond to other chimpanzees' threat gestures with threat gestures of their own.\nB: The chimpanzees that most often make threat gestures are the ones that least often initiate physical attacks.\nC: Making threat gestures helps chimpanzees vent aggressive feelings and thereby avoid physical aggression.\nD: Threat gestures and physical attacks are not the only means by which chimpanzees display aggression.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen chimpanzees become angry at other chimpanzees, they often engage in what primatologists call threat gestures: grunting, spitting, or making abrupt, upsweeping arm movements. Chimpanzees also sometimes attack other chimpanzees out of anger. However, when they do attack, they almost never take time to make threat gestures first. And, conversely, threat gestures are rarely followed by physical attacks.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the information about how often threat gestures are accompanied by physical attacks?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chimpanzees often respond to other chimpanzees' threat gestures with threat gestures of their own.\nB: The chimpanzees that most often make threat gestures are the ones that least often initiate physical attacks.\nC: Making threat gestures helps chimpanzees vent aggressive feelings and thereby avoid physical aggression.\nD: Threat gestures and physical attacks are not the only means by which chimpanzees display aggression.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly when all countries in the world recognize the need to respect the sovereignty of any country and truly implement this treaty can the world be truly peaceful. However, because some countries hold a hegemonic attitude and adopt dual principles towards their own countries and other countries, they do not respect the sovereignty of some countries.\n\nQuestion:\nThus which of the followings can be seen?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every country should respect the sovereignty of other countries\nB: At present, the world has achieved real peace\nC: A country with a hegemonic attitude is shameful\nD: At present, there is no real peace in the world\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly when all countries in the world recognize the need to respect the sovereignty of any country and truly implement this treaty can the world be truly peaceful. However, because some countries hold a hegemonic attitude and adopt dual principles towards their own countries and other countries, they do not respect the sovereignty of some countries.\n\nQuestion:\nThus which of the followings can be seen?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every country should respect the sovereignty of other countries\nB: At present, the world has achieved real peace\nC: A country with a hegemonic attitude is shameful\nD: At present, there is no real peace in the world\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA theory is either true or false. Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites showed that the Ptolemaic theory of the motion of celestial bodies is false. Ttherefore, since the Copernican theory of planetary motion is inconsistent with the Ptolemaic account, Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites proved the truth of the Copernican theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above is open to the objection that it makes the questionable assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: numerous counterexamples were necessary in order to show the Ptolemaic theory to be false\nB: whoever first observed something inconsistent with the truth of the Ptolemaic theory should be credited with having proved that theory false\nC: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be false\nD: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be based on exactly the same evidence\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA theory is either true or false. Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites showed that the Ptolemaic theory of the motion of celestial bodies is false. Ttherefore, since the Copernican theory of planetary motion is inconsistent with the Ptolemaic account, Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites proved the truth of the Copernican theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above is open to the objection that it makes the questionable assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: numerous counterexamples were necessary in order to show the Ptolemaic theory to be false\nB: whoever first observed something inconsistent with the truth of the Ptolemaic theory should be credited with having proved that theory false\nC: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be false\nD: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be based on exactly the same evidence\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA theory is either true or false. Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites showed that the Ptolemaic theory of the motion of celestial bodies is false. Ttherefore, since the Copernican theory of planetary motion is inconsistent with the Ptolemaic account, Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites proved the truth of the Copernican theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above is open to the objection that it makes the questionable assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: numerous counterexamples were necessary in order to show the Ptolemaic theory to be false\nB: whoever first observed something inconsistent with the truth of the Ptolemaic theory should be credited with having proved that theory false\nC: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be false\nD: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be based on exactly the same evidence\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA theory is either true or false. Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites showed that the Ptolemaic theory of the motion of celestial bodies is false. Ttherefore, since the Copernican theory of planetary motion is inconsistent with the Ptolemaic account, Galileo' s observations of Jupiter' s satellites proved the truth of the Copernican theory.\n\nQuestion:\nThe argument above is open to the objection that it makes the questionable assumption that\n\nOptions:\nA: numerous counterexamples were necessary in order to show the Ptolemaic theory to be false\nB: whoever first observed something inconsistent with the truth of the Ptolemaic theory should be credited with having proved that theory false\nC: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be false\nD: the Ptolemaic and Copernican theories, being inconsistent, cannot both be based on exactly the same evidence\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on data collected from policyholders, life insurance companies have developed tables that list standard weight ranges for various heights. Policyholders whose weight fell within the range given for their height lived longer than those whose weight fell outside their given range. Ttherefore, if people whose weight falls outside their given range modified their weight to fall within that range, their overall life expectancies would improve.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Holders of life insurance policies do not have longer overall life expectancies than the general population.\nB: Some people would be unwilling to modify their weights solely to increase the general population's overall life expectancies.\nC: The tables include data gathered from policyholders whose deaths resulted from accidents in addition to those whose deaths resulted from natural causes.\nD: People's efforts to modify their weight to conform to a given range would not damage their health enough to decrease their overall life expectancies.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on data collected from policyholders, life insurance companies have developed tables that list standard weight ranges for various heights. Policyholders whose weight fell within the range given for their height lived longer than those whose weight fell outside their given range. Ttherefore, if people whose weight falls outside their given range modified their weight to fall within that range, their overall life expectancies would improve.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Holders of life insurance policies do not have longer overall life expectancies than the general population.\nB: Some people would be unwilling to modify their weights solely to increase the general population's overall life expectancies.\nC: The tables include data gathered from policyholders whose deaths resulted from accidents in addition to those whose deaths resulted from natural causes.\nD: People's efforts to modify their weight to conform to a given range would not damage their health enough to decrease their overall life expectancies.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBased on data collected from policyholders, life insurance companies have developed tables that list standard weight ranges for various heights. Policyholders whose weight fell within the range given for their height lived longer than those whose weight fell outside their given range. Ttherefore, if people whose weight falls outside their given range modified their weight to fall within that range, their overall life expectancies would improve.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?\n\nOptions:\nA: Holders of life insurance policies do not have longer overall life expectancies than the general population.\nB: Some people would be unwilling to modify their weights solely to increase the general population's overall life expectancies.\nC: The tables include data gathered from policyholders whose deaths resulted from accidents in addition to those whose deaths resulted from natural causes.\nD: People's efforts to modify their weight to conform to a given range would not damage their health enough to decrease their overall life expectancies.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome meteorological experts pointed out that global warming has become one of the most serious problems in human development. The melting of glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic regions has accelerated due to global warming, which has caused sea levels to rise; if this trend remains unchanged, many will be flooded in the future. area. However, in recent years, people in many parts of the northern hemisphere have felt quite cold in winter, and some areas have even experienced super snowfall and ultra-low temperatures. People feel that the exact description of the recent climate seems to be global cooling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Except for Antarctica, the average winter temperature in the southern hemisphere in recent years is close to normal\nB: In recent years, the original ocean currents have been interrupted or weakened due to the increase in sea temperature near the poles, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are the main areas affected by the original warm currents\nC: In recent years, the global average temperature in summer has been higher than usual\nD: In recent years, the original ocean currents have increased due to the increase in sea temperature near the equator, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are not the main areas affected by the original cold currents\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome meteorological experts pointed out that global warming has become one of the most serious problems in human development. The melting of glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic regions has accelerated due to global warming, which has caused sea levels to rise; if this trend remains unchanged, many will be flooded in the future. area. However, in recent years, people in many parts of the northern hemisphere have felt quite cold in winter, and some areas have even experienced super snowfall and ultra-low temperatures. People feel that the exact description of the recent climate seems to be global cooling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Except for Antarctica, the average winter temperature in the southern hemisphere in recent years is close to normal\nB: In recent years, the original ocean currents have been interrupted or weakened due to the increase in sea temperature near the poles, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are the main areas affected by the original warm currents\nC: In recent years, the global average temperature in summer has been higher than usual\nD: In recent years, the original ocean currents have increased due to the increase in sea temperature near the equator, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are not the main areas affected by the original cold currents\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome meteorological experts pointed out that global warming has become one of the most serious problems in human development. The melting of glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic regions has accelerated due to global warming, which has caused sea levels to rise; if this trend remains unchanged, many will be flooded in the future. area. However, in recent years, people in many parts of the northern hemisphere have felt quite cold in winter, and some areas have even experienced super snowfall and ultra-low temperatures. People feel that the exact description of the recent climate seems to be global cooling.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, best explains the above phenomenon?\n\nOptions:\nA: Except for Antarctica, the average winter temperature in the southern hemisphere in recent years is close to normal\nB: In recent years, the original ocean currents have been interrupted or weakened due to the increase in sea temperature near the poles, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are the main areas affected by the original warm currents\nC: In recent years, the global average temperature in summer has been higher than usual\nD: In recent years, the original ocean currents have increased due to the increase in sea temperature near the equator, and the areas in the northern hemisphere experiencing severe winters are not the main areas affected by the original cold currents\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the continuous increase in the number of IT manufacturers, the competition in the IT market has become increasingly fierce. Users of IT products require not only the choice of the product itself, but also the choice of good service has become an important factor in the purchase decision of users.Survey data show that for high-tech products, such as computers, users are willing to spend 10% more on services and good goods of the same quality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can express the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: After sales service of IT products is very important\nB: IT products are highly serviceable\nC: IT products are highly specialized and have high technical requirements\nD: Users are willing to spend more money on IT products\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the continuous increase in the number of IT manufacturers, the competition in the IT market has become increasingly fierce. Users of IT products require not only the choice of the product itself, but also the choice of good service has become an important factor in the purchase decision of users.Survey data show that for high-tech products, such as computers, users are willing to spend 10% more on services and good goods of the same quality.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following can express the meaning of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: After sales service of IT products is very important\nB: IT products are highly serviceable\nC: IT products are highly specialized and have high technical requirements\nD: Users are willing to spend more money on IT products\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerceptual defense refers to the tendency of people to protect themselves. This tendency makes it easier for people to pay attention to those things that can meet their needs, and to ignore those things that can not satisfy their needs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not perceptual defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being the first to worry about the affairs of the state and the last to enjoy oneself.\nB: Busy oneself in the classics and ignore what is going on beyond one's immediate surroundings.\nC: It's a sigh that Empress Liu is so stupid that he still sets up temples to enjoy worships; at sunset, I will learn from Kong Ming and talk about the poem about Liang Fu (a person who has rendered outstanding service).\nD: A singsong girl, not knowing the bitterness of a conquered kingdom, sings Flowers of the Backyard on the river's other side.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerceptual defense refers to the tendency of people to protect themselves. This tendency makes it easier for people to pay attention to those things that can meet their needs, and to ignore those things that can not satisfy their needs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not perceptual defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being the first to worry about the affairs of the state and the last to enjoy oneself.\nB: Busy oneself in the classics and ignore what is going on beyond one's immediate surroundings.\nC: It's a sigh that Empress Liu is so stupid that he still sets up temples to enjoy worships; at sunset, I will learn from Kong Ming and talk about the poem about Liang Fu (a person who has rendered outstanding service).\nD: A singsong girl, not knowing the bitterness of a conquered kingdom, sings Flowers of the Backyard on the river's other side.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPerceptual defense refers to the tendency of people to protect themselves. This tendency makes it easier for people to pay attention to those things that can meet their needs, and to ignore those things that can not satisfy their needs.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is not perceptual defense?\n\nOptions:\nA: Being the first to worry about the affairs of the state and the last to enjoy oneself.\nB: Busy oneself in the classics and ignore what is going on beyond one's immediate surroundings.\nC: It's a sigh that Empress Liu is so stupid that he still sets up temples to enjoy worships; at sunset, I will learn from Kong Ming and talk about the poem about Liang Fu (a person who has rendered outstanding service).\nD: A singsong girl, not knowing the bitterness of a conquered kingdom, sings Flowers of the Backyard on the river's other side.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany small roads do not have painted markings along their edges. Clear edge markings would make it easier for drivers to see upcoming curves and to judge the car' s position on the road, particularly when visibility is poor, and would ttherefore seem to be a useful contribution to road safety. However, after Greatwater County painted edge markings on all its narrow, winding roads, the annual accident rate along those roads actually increased slightly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the increase in accident rate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Prior to the painting of the edge markings, Greatwater County's narrow, winding roads already had a somewhat higher accident rate than other Greatwater County roads.\nB: After the markings were painted on the roads, many drivers who had gone out of their way to avoid driving on those roads at night no longer did so.\nC: In bad weather it can be nearly as difficult for drivers to see the road as it is at night.\nD: Many of the accidents on narrow, winding roads involve a single vehicle veering off the road, rather than the collision of two vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany small roads do not have painted markings along their edges. Clear edge markings would make it easier for drivers to see upcoming curves and to judge the car' s position on the road, particularly when visibility is poor, and would ttherefore seem to be a useful contribution to road safety. However, after Greatwater County painted edge markings on all its narrow, winding roads, the annual accident rate along those roads actually increased slightly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the increase in accident rate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Prior to the painting of the edge markings, Greatwater County's narrow, winding roads already had a somewhat higher accident rate than other Greatwater County roads.\nB: After the markings were painted on the roads, many drivers who had gone out of their way to avoid driving on those roads at night no longer did so.\nC: In bad weather it can be nearly as difficult for drivers to see the road as it is at night.\nD: Many of the accidents on narrow, winding roads involve a single vehicle veering off the road, rather than the collision of two vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany small roads do not have painted markings along their edges. Clear edge markings would make it easier for drivers to see upcoming curves and to judge the car' s position on the road, particularly when visibility is poor, and would ttherefore seem to be a useful contribution to road safety. However, after Greatwater County painted edge markings on all its narrow, winding roads, the annual accident rate along those roads actually increased slightly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the increase in accident rate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Prior to the painting of the edge markings, Greatwater County's narrow, winding roads already had a somewhat higher accident rate than other Greatwater County roads.\nB: After the markings were painted on the roads, many drivers who had gone out of their way to avoid driving on those roads at night no longer did so.\nC: In bad weather it can be nearly as difficult for drivers to see the road as it is at night.\nD: Many of the accidents on narrow, winding roads involve a single vehicle veering off the road, rather than the collision of two vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMany small roads do not have painted markings along their edges. Clear edge markings would make it easier for drivers to see upcoming curves and to judge the car' s position on the road, particularly when visibility is poor, and would ttherefore seem to be a useful contribution to road safety. However, after Greatwater County painted edge markings on all its narrow, winding roads, the annual accident rate along those roads actually increased slightly.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following, if true, most helps to explain the increase in accident rate?\n\nOptions:\nA: Prior to the painting of the edge markings, Greatwater County's narrow, winding roads already had a somewhat higher accident rate than other Greatwater County roads.\nB: After the markings were painted on the roads, many drivers who had gone out of their way to avoid driving on those roads at night no longer did so.\nC: In bad weather it can be nearly as difficult for drivers to see the road as it is at night.\nD: Many of the accidents on narrow, winding roads involve a single vehicle veering off the road, rather than the collision of two vehicles.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt a time when the Japanese economy was dominating the world, many entrepreneurs flocked to the art market, searching for Western Impressionist works. Later, with the bursting of the economic bubble, the purchasing power of Japanese art plummeted, and the classic works of those artists, like giant ships on the waves, were still motionless, while those ordinary works were small sampans, vulnerable in the wind and rain, and their owners were inevitably destroyed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Don't blindly follow the trend when buying works of art\nB: The art market is affected by the economic situation\nC: The classic works of art masters can maintain their value\nD: The price of a work of art depends on the achievement of the work\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAt a time when the Japanese economy was dominating the world, many entrepreneurs flocked to the art market, searching for Western Impressionist works. Later, with the bursting of the economic bubble, the purchasing power of Japanese art plummeted, and the classic works of those artists, like giant ships on the waves, were still motionless, while those ordinary works were small sampans, vulnerable in the wind and rain, and their owners were inevitably destroyed.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the content that this text is meant to emphasize?\n\nOptions:\nA: Don't blindly follow the trend when buying works of art\nB: The art market is affected by the economic situation\nC: The classic works of art masters can maintain their value\nD: The price of a work of art depends on the achievement of the work\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDirect selling refers to the business mode in which direct selling enterprises recruit sellers to sell products directly to final consumers outside the fixed business place.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is direct selling?\n\nOptions:\nA: After selecting salesmen, a dairy manufacturer set up 100 sales points in the city to sell dairy products at a unified price.\nB: A bookstore adopts online sales. After customers place an order, the courier will send the products to the designated place and charge a fee.\nC: Some salesmen recruited by a cosmetics brand set up stalls along the road to distribute product descriptions and sell them to customers at lower prices.\nD: At the beginning of school, the new student Xiao He bought five table lamps in the wholesale market, one for his own use, and the other four were sold to his classmates.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAggression behavior is short for aggression, sometimes it can also be called aggression. It refers to the behavior of individuals who violate the mainstream norms of society, have motivation and hurt others.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following violations belongs to aggression behavior\n\nOptions:\nA: A doctoral student at a university in California broke into his office and wounded his mentor with a gun\nB: A middle school Chinese teacher criticized the students who did not finish their summer homework on time\nC: In an ice hockey game, Party A's players accidentally hit Party B's players in the process of grabbing the ball\nD: With Li's consent, Wang sent Li's sick photos to the Wechat's Circles \n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAggression behavior is short for aggression, sometimes it can also be called aggression. It refers to the behavior of individuals who violate the mainstream norms of society, have motivation and hurt others.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following violations belongs to aggression behavior\n\nOptions:\nA: A doctoral student at a university in California broke into his office and wounded his mentor with a gun\nB: A middle school Chinese teacher criticized the students who did not finish their summer homework on time\nC: In an ice hockey game, Party A's players accidentally hit Party B's players in the process of grabbing the ball\nD: With Li's consent, Wang sent Li's sick photos to the Wechat's Circles \n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAggression behavior is short for aggression, sometimes it can also be called aggression. It refers to the behavior of individuals who violate the mainstream norms of society, have motivation and hurt others.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following violations belongs to aggression behavior\n\nOptions:\nA: A doctoral student at a university in California broke into his office and wounded his mentor with a gun\nB: A middle school Chinese teacher criticized the students who did not finish their summer homework on time\nC: In an ice hockey game, Party A's players accidentally hit Party B's players in the process of grabbing the ball\nD: With Li's consent, Wang sent Li's sick photos to the Wechat's Circles \n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased, but the number of leopards increased significantly almost at the same time. Some people say that seals are responsible for the decline of crocodiles, which is not true because seals rarely feed on crocodiles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The damage caused by sea water pollution to crocodiles is more serious than that to poster leopards\nB: Despite the decrease in the number of crocodiles and the increase in the number of seals, there are still fewer seals than crocodiles in the North Atlantic\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased\nD: Crocodiles only eat hairy scale fish, which is also the main food for seals\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased, but the number of leopards increased significantly almost at the same time. Some people say that seals are responsible for the decline of crocodiles, which is not true because seals rarely feed on crocodiles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The damage caused by sea water pollution to crocodiles is more serious than that to poster leopards\nB: Despite the decrease in the number of crocodiles and the increase in the number of seals, there are still fewer seals than crocodiles in the North Atlantic\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased\nD: Crocodiles only eat hairy scale fish, which is also the main food for seals\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased, but the number of leopards increased significantly almost at the same time. Some people say that seals are responsible for the decline of crocodiles, which is not true because seals rarely feed on crocodiles.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, will most weaken the above argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: The damage caused by sea water pollution to crocodiles is more serious than that to poster leopards\nB: Despite the decrease in the number of crocodiles and the increase in the number of seals, there are still fewer seals than crocodiles in the North Atlantic\nC: Before the increase in the number of seals, the number of crocodiles in the North Atlantic decreased\nD: Crocodiles only eat hairy scale fish, which is also the main food for seals\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant scientists have been able to genetically engineer vegetable seeds to produce crops that are highly resistant to insect damage. Although these seeds currently cost more than conventional seeds, their cost is likely to decline. Moreover, farmers planting them can use far less pesticide, and most consumers prefer vegetables grown with less pesticide, ttherefore, for crops for which these seeds can be developed, their use is likely to become the norm.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following would be most useful to know in evaluating the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether seeds genetically engineered to produce insect-resistant crops generate significantly lower per acre crop yields than do currently used seeds.\nB: Whether plants grown from the new genetically engineered seeds can be kept completely free of insect damage.\nC: Whether farmers typically use agricultural pesticides in larger amounts than is necessary to prevent crop damage.\nD: Whether plant scientists have developed insect-resistant seeds for every crop that is currently grown commercially\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant scientists have been able to genetically engineer vegetable seeds to produce crops that are highly resistant to insect damage. Although these seeds currently cost more than conventional seeds, their cost is likely to decline. Moreover, farmers planting them can use far less pesticide, and most consumers prefer vegetables grown with less pesticide, ttherefore, for crops for which these seeds can be developed, their use is likely to become the norm.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following would be most useful to know in evaluating the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether seeds genetically engineered to produce insect-resistant crops generate significantly lower per acre crop yields than do currently used seeds.\nB: Whether plants grown from the new genetically engineered seeds can be kept completely free of insect damage.\nC: Whether farmers typically use agricultural pesticides in larger amounts than is necessary to prevent crop damage.\nD: Whether plant scientists have developed insect-resistant seeds for every crop that is currently grown commercially\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPlant scientists have been able to genetically engineer vegetable seeds to produce crops that are highly resistant to insect damage. Although these seeds currently cost more than conventional seeds, their cost is likely to decline. Moreover, farmers planting them can use far less pesticide, and most consumers prefer vegetables grown with less pesticide, ttherefore, for crops for which these seeds can be developed, their use is likely to become the norm.\n\nQuestion:\nwhich of the following would be most useful to know in evaluating the argument above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Whether seeds genetically engineered to produce insect-resistant crops generate significantly lower per acre crop yields than do currently used seeds.\nB: Whether plants grown from the new genetically engineered seeds can be kept completely free of insect damage.\nC: Whether farmers typically use agricultural pesticides in larger amounts than is necessary to prevent crop damage.\nD: Whether plant scientists have developed insect-resistant seeds for every crop that is currently grown commercially\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Hartshorn Building, most but not all of the third-floor offices are larger than any office on the second floor. The fourth-floor offices are all larger than any office on the second floor. However, all the second-floor offices are larger than any office on the first floor.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\nB: Some fourth-floor offices are not as large as the largest third-floor offices.\nC: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest third-floor offices.\nD: Some third-floor offices are not as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Hartshorn Building, most but not all of the third-floor offices are larger than any office on the second floor. The fourth-floor offices are all larger than any office on the second floor. However, all the second-floor offices are larger than any office on the first floor.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\nB: Some fourth-floor offices are not as large as the largest third-floor offices.\nC: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest third-floor offices.\nD: Some third-floor offices are not as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the Hartshorn Building, most but not all of the third-floor offices are larger than any office on the second floor. The fourth-floor offices are all larger than any office on the second floor. However, all the second-floor offices are larger than any office on the first floor.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\nB: Some fourth-floor offices are not as large as the largest third-floor offices.\nC: Some first-floor offices are as large as the smallest third-floor offices.\nD: Some third-floor offices are not as large as the smallest fourth-floor offices.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHospital R has ranked first in the My Most Satisfied Hospital survey held in City C for 5 consecutive years. The person in charge of the hospital said that this is because the hospital provides better quality guidance services than other hospitals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would best support the opinion of the person in charge of the hospital?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major hospitals in C city have invested a lot of energy in the guidance service, trying to improve the quality of the guidance service.\nB: The survey of My Most Satisfied Hospital in City C has been carried out for 20 years, and public hospitals top the list.\nC: There are more than 200 hospitals in the city, and not all hospitals participated in the survey.\nD: The medical level is equivalent to that of R hospitals, but the rankings of poor guidance services are not as good as R hospitals.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHospital R has ranked first in the My Most Satisfied Hospital survey held in City C for 5 consecutive years. The person in charge of the hospital said that this is because the hospital provides better quality guidance services than other hospitals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would best support the opinion of the person in charge of the hospital?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major hospitals in C city have invested a lot of energy in the guidance service, trying to improve the quality of the guidance service.\nB: The survey of My Most Satisfied Hospital in City C has been carried out for 20 years, and public hospitals top the list.\nC: There are more than 200 hospitals in the city, and not all hospitals participated in the survey.\nD: The medical level is equivalent to that of R hospitals, but the rankings of poor guidance services are not as good as R hospitals.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nHospital R has ranked first in the My Most Satisfied Hospital survey held in City C for 5 consecutive years. The person in charge of the hospital said that this is because the hospital provides better quality guidance services than other hospitals.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if true, would best support the opinion of the person in charge of the hospital?\n\nOptions:\nA: Major hospitals in C city have invested a lot of energy in the guidance service, trying to improve the quality of the guidance service.\nB: The survey of My Most Satisfied Hospital in City C has been carried out for 20 years, and public hospitals top the list.\nC: There are more than 200 hospitals in the city, and not all hospitals participated in the survey.\nD: The medical level is equivalent to that of R hospitals, but the rankings of poor guidance services are not as good as R hospitals.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBusinessman: Sales are the most important part of any business. Marketing and communications are never as effective as a strong sales team. Persuasive salesmen can sell as many units of an inferior product as average salesmen with better quality products. Our company should eliminate every department except the sales team.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the businessman's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales team's effectiveness depends on contributions from the other departments.\nB: Companies often separate their departments into distinct teams.\nC: Businesses often have other departments besides marketing, communications, and sales.\nD: The company would be better off with only a sales team.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBusinessman: Sales are the most important part of any business. Marketing and communications are never as effective as a strong sales team. Persuasive salesmen can sell as many units of an inferior product as average salesmen with better quality products. Our company should eliminate every department except the sales team.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the businessman's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales team's effectiveness depends on contributions from the other departments.\nB: Companies often separate their departments into distinct teams.\nC: Businesses often have other departments besides marketing, communications, and sales.\nD: The company would be better off with only a sales team.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBusinessman: Sales are the most important part of any business. Marketing and communications are never as effective as a strong sales team. Persuasive salesmen can sell as many units of an inferior product as average salesmen with better quality products. Our company should eliminate every department except the sales team.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the businessman's argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: The sales team's effectiveness depends on contributions from the other departments.\nB: Companies often separate their departments into distinct teams.\nC: Businesses often have other departments besides marketing, communications, and sales.\nD: The company would be better off with only a sales team.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional socialization refers to the process in which individuals choose occupations according to social needs, master the knowledge and skills to engage in a certain occupation, and update and retrain their knowledge and skills after engaging in a certain occupation\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to professional socialization:\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang, the canteen administrator, saw that translation talents were urgently needed in many fields. He studied in his spare time and worked in a company after obtaining the translation qualification certificate\nB: After joining the army, young Zhang was assigned to the automobile class and learned exquisite car repair skills. After retirement, he opened a repair department himself\nC: Li, an accountant of a company,loved cooking and participated in a training class in his spare time to learn nutrition knowledge and improved cooking skills\nD: Chen, a laid-off female worker, accumulated rich knowledge and experience while raising children. Later, she opened a kindergarten on the suggestion of her friends\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional socialization refers to the process in which individuals choose occupations according to social needs, master the knowledge and skills to engage in a certain occupation, and update and retrain their knowledge and skills after engaging in a certain occupation\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to professional socialization:\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang, the canteen administrator, saw that translation talents were urgently needed in many fields. He studied in his spare time and worked in a company after obtaining the translation qualification certificate\nB: After joining the army, young Zhang was assigned to the automobile class and learned exquisite car repair skills. After retirement, he opened a repair department himself\nC: Li, an accountant of a company,loved cooking and participated in a training class in his spare time to learn nutrition knowledge and improved cooking skills\nD: Chen, a laid-off female worker, accumulated rich knowledge and experience while raising children. Later, she opened a kindergarten on the suggestion of her friends\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional socialization refers to the process in which individuals choose occupations according to social needs, master the knowledge and skills to engage in a certain occupation, and update and retrain their knowledge and skills after engaging in a certain occupation\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to professional socialization:\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang, the canteen administrator, saw that translation talents were urgently needed in many fields. He studied in his spare time and worked in a company after obtaining the translation qualification certificate\nB: After joining the army, young Zhang was assigned to the automobile class and learned exquisite car repair skills. After retirement, he opened a repair department himself\nC: Li, an accountant of a company,loved cooking and participated in a training class in his spare time to learn nutrition knowledge and improved cooking skills\nD: Chen, a laid-off female worker, accumulated rich knowledge and experience while raising children. Later, she opened a kindergarten on the suggestion of her friends\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nProfessional socialization refers to the process in which individuals choose occupations according to social needs, master the knowledge and skills to engage in a certain occupation, and update and retrain their knowledge and skills after engaging in a certain occupation\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the followings belongs to professional socialization:\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhang, the canteen administrator, saw that translation talents were urgently needed in many fields. He studied in his spare time and worked in a company after obtaining the translation qualification certificate\nB: After joining the army, young Zhang was assigned to the automobile class and learned exquisite car repair skills. After retirement, he opened a repair department himself\nC: Li, an accountant of a company,loved cooking and participated in a training class in his spare time to learn nutrition knowledge and improved cooking skills\nD: Chen, a laid-off female worker, accumulated rich knowledge and experience while raising children. Later, she opened a kindergarten on the suggestion of her friends\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere has been a lot of talk about an earthquake recently. One evening, Xiao Fang asked her grandmother, who was enjoying the cool in the courtyard, Grandma, they all said that there will be an earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said, According to my observation, tomorrow is not necessarily an earthquake. Xiaofang said: Then you mean there will be no earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said no. Fang was lost in confusion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following sentences is closest to the meaning of Grandma?\n\nOptions:\nA: There may not be an earthquake tomorrow.\nB: There could be an earthquake tomorrow.\nC: There will be an earthquake tomorrow.\nD: There's no chance of an earthquake tomorrow.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere has been a lot of talk about an earthquake recently. One evening, Xiao Fang asked her grandmother, who was enjoying the cool in the courtyard, Grandma, they all said that there will be an earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said, According to my observation, tomorrow is not necessarily an earthquake. Xiaofang said: Then you mean there will be no earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said no. Fang was lost in confusion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following sentences is closest to the meaning of Grandma?\n\nOptions:\nA: There may not be an earthquake tomorrow.\nB: There could be an earthquake tomorrow.\nC: There will be an earthquake tomorrow.\nD: There's no chance of an earthquake tomorrow.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere has been a lot of talk about an earthquake recently. One evening, Xiao Fang asked her grandmother, who was enjoying the cool in the courtyard, Grandma, they all said that there will be an earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said, According to my observation, tomorrow is not necessarily an earthquake. Xiaofang said: Then you mean there will be no earthquake tomorrow.Grandma said no. Fang was lost in confusion.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following sentences is closest to the meaning of Grandma?\n\nOptions:\nA: There may not be an earthquake tomorrow.\nB: There could be an earthquake tomorrow.\nC: There will be an earthquake tomorrow.\nD: There's no chance of an earthquake tomorrow.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of accompanying their children, many parents will encounter the problem of their children lying or concealing the truth. Lying is almost what many parents are most worried about. Their children's bad behavior is even more frightening and angry than their children's poor academic performance.If we say that many parents have not solved the problem of their children lying well, at least most of them should pay attention to it, while the problem of children concealing their own situation from their parents is not only worse solved, but also not given enough attention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents think that children's failure to report information is more worrying than lying\nB: Parents believe that lying is the most unforgivable moral problem\nC: Most parents are more than willing to solve the problem of children lying\nD: Children's behavior of concealing their own situation has not attracted the attention of parents\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of accompanying their children, many parents will encounter the problem of their children lying or concealing the truth. Lying is almost what many parents are most worried about. Their children's bad behavior is even more frightening and angry than their children's poor academic performance.If we say that many parents have not solved the problem of their children lying well, at least most of them should pay attention to it, while the problem of children concealing their own situation from their parents is not only worse solved, but also not given enough attention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents think that children's failure to report information is more worrying than lying\nB: Parents believe that lying is the most unforgivable moral problem\nC: Most parents are more than willing to solve the problem of children lying\nD: Children's behavior of concealing their own situation has not attracted the attention of parents\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of accompanying their children, many parents will encounter the problem of their children lying or concealing the truth. Lying is almost what many parents are most worried about. Their children's bad behavior is even more frightening and angry than their children's poor academic performance.If we say that many parents have not solved the problem of their children lying well, at least most of them should pay attention to it, while the problem of children concealing their own situation from their parents is not only worse solved, but also not given enough attention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents think that children's failure to report information is more worrying than lying\nB: Parents believe that lying is the most unforgivable moral problem\nC: Most parents are more than willing to solve the problem of children lying\nD: Children's behavior of concealing their own situation has not attracted the attention of parents\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn the process of accompanying their children, many parents will encounter the problem of their children lying or concealing the truth. Lying is almost what many parents are most worried about. Their children's bad behavior is even more frightening and angry than their children's poor academic performance.If we say that many parents have not solved the problem of their children lying well, at least most of them should pay attention to it, while the problem of children concealing their own situation from their parents is not only worse solved, but also not given enough attention.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is true of the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Parents think that children's failure to report information is more worrying than lying\nB: Parents believe that lying is the most unforgivable moral problem\nC: Most parents are more than willing to solve the problem of children lying\nD: Children's behavior of concealing their own situation has not attracted the attention of parents\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPecan growers get a high price for their crop when pecans are comparatively scarce, but the price drops sharply when pecans are abundant. Thus, in high-yield years, growers often hold back part of their crop in refrigerated warehouses for one or two years, hoping for higher prices in the future. This year' s pecan crop was the smallest in five years. It is nonetheless quite possible that a portion of this year' s crop will be held back, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the practice of holding back part of one year's crop had not yet become widespread the last time the pecan crop was as small as it was this year\nB: the quality of this year's pecan crop is no worse than the quality of the pecan crops of the previous five years\nC: each of the last two years produced record- breaking pecan yields\nD: for some pecan growers, this year's crop was no smaller than last year's\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPecan growers get a high price for their crop when pecans are comparatively scarce, but the price drops sharply when pecans are abundant. Thus, in high-yield years, growers often hold back part of their crop in refrigerated warehouses for one or two years, hoping for higher prices in the future. This year' s pecan crop was the smallest in five years. It is nonetheless quite possible that a portion of this year' s crop will be held back, since __.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: the practice of holding back part of one year's crop had not yet become widespread the last time the pecan crop was as small as it was this year\nB: the quality of this year's pecan crop is no worse than the quality of the pecan crops of the previous five years\nC: each of the last two years produced record- breaking pecan yields\nD: for some pecan growers, this year's crop was no smaller than last year's\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe outstanding mathematician Chen Jingrun studied Goldbach's conjecture day and night for decades. Yao Xueyin, a famous writer, gets up at 3 am every morning, writes hard, reads books in the afternoon, studies historical materials, and works more than ten hours a day. Young woman Zhang Wenshu, who spends all her spare time on self-study of Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and dermatology, has become an expert in the treatment of skin diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options most directly supports this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu study in different fields\nB: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu have different research methods\nC: All successful people rely on their own hard work and concentrate on their own research\nD: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu have different work habit\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe outstanding mathematician Chen Jingrun studied Goldbach's conjecture day and night for decades. Yao Xueyin, a famous writer, gets up at 3 am every morning, writes hard, reads books in the afternoon, studies historical materials, and works more than ten hours a day. Young woman Zhang Wenshu, who spends all her spare time on self-study of Chinese medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and dermatology, has become an expert in the treatment of skin diseases.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options most directly supports this view?\n\nOptions:\nA: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu study in different fields\nB: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu have different research methods\nC: All successful people rely on their own hard work and concentrate on their own research\nD: Chen Jingrun, Yao Xueyin and Zhang Wenshu have different work habit\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCyclamen is a famous ornamental flower, which is difficult to grow in hot climate. It is difficult to grow rice in dry areas. In most parts of a country, cyclamen is easy to grow, or it is easy to grow rice.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half of the country is dry and hot\nB: The climate in most parts of the country is cold\nC: Some parts of the country are neither hot nor dry\nD: It is impossible to grow cyclamen in this country\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCyclamen is a famous ornamental flower, which is difficult to grow in hot climate. It is difficult to grow rice in dry areas. In most parts of a country, cyclamen is easy to grow, or it is easy to grow rice.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half of the country is dry and hot\nB: The climate in most parts of the country is cold\nC: Some parts of the country are neither hot nor dry\nD: It is impossible to grow cyclamen in this country\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCyclamen is a famous ornamental flower, which is difficult to grow in hot climate. It is difficult to grow rice in dry areas. In most parts of a country, cyclamen is easy to grow, or it is easy to grow rice.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following statements must be false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Half of the country is dry and hot\nB: The climate in most parts of the country is cold\nC: Some parts of the country are neither hot nor dry\nD: It is impossible to grow cyclamen in this country\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople buy prestige when they buy a premium product. They want to be associated with something special. Mass-marketing techniques and price-reduction strategies should not be used because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best completes the passage below?\n\nOptions:\nA: purchasers of premium products are concerned with the quality as well as with the price of the products\nB: continued sales depend directly on the maintenance of an aura of exclusivity\nC: affluent purchasers currently represent a shrinking portion of the population of all purchasers\nD: manufacturing a premium brand is not necessarily more costly than manufacturing a standard brand of the same product\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople buy prestige when they buy a premium product. They want to be associated with something special. Mass-marketing techniques and price-reduction strategies should not be used because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best completes the passage below?\n\nOptions:\nA: purchasers of premium products are concerned with the quality as well as with the price of the products\nB: continued sales depend directly on the maintenance of an aura of exclusivity\nC: affluent purchasers currently represent a shrinking portion of the population of all purchasers\nD: manufacturing a premium brand is not necessarily more costly than manufacturing a standard brand of the same product\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople buy prestige when they buy a premium product. They want to be associated with something special. Mass-marketing techniques and price-reduction strategies should not be used because__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following best completes the passage below?\n\nOptions:\nA: purchasers of premium products are concerned with the quality as well as with the price of the products\nB: continued sales depend directly on the maintenance of an aura of exclusivity\nC: affluent purchasers currently represent a shrinking portion of the population of all purchasers\nD: manufacturing a premium brand is not necessarily more costly than manufacturing a standard brand of the same product\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll international students from Australia live in the east side international student apartment. All students living in the east side international student apartment must participate in this year's international exchange meeting. Some overseas students from Australia have joined the Chinese Club. Some students majoring in civil engineering have also joined the Chinese Club. All civil engineering students did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions cannot be deduced from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: All Australian students attended this year's international exchange conference.\nB: None of the students majoring in civil engineering live in the international student apartment on the east side.\nC: Some Australian students majored in civil engineering.\nD: Some Chinese club members did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll international students from Australia live in the east side international student apartment. All students living in the east side international student apartment must participate in this year's international exchange meeting. Some overseas students from Australia have joined the Chinese Club. Some students majoring in civil engineering have also joined the Chinese Club. All civil engineering students did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions cannot be deduced from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: All Australian students attended this year's international exchange conference.\nB: None of the students majoring in civil engineering live in the international student apartment on the east side.\nC: Some Australian students majored in civil engineering.\nD: Some Chinese club members did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll international students from Australia live in the east side international student apartment. All students living in the east side international student apartment must participate in this year's international exchange meeting. Some overseas students from Australia have joined the Chinese Club. Some students majoring in civil engineering have also joined the Chinese Club. All civil engineering students did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following conclusions cannot be deduced from the above information?\n\nOptions:\nA: All Australian students attended this year's international exchange conference.\nB: None of the students majoring in civil engineering live in the international student apartment on the east side.\nC: Some Australian students majored in civil engineering.\nD: Some Chinese club members did not attend this year's international exchange meeting.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the students enrolled in colleges and universities in the fall of 2007 are free normal students. All the free normal school students are from poor families. All the students from poor families took part in work-study activities.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the students who entered school in the fall of 2007 were from poor families.\nB: All the students who do not take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\nC: Some of the students who participated in work-study activities were enrolled in the fall of 2007.\nD: Some students who take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the students enrolled in colleges and universities in the fall of 2007 are free normal students. All the free normal school students are from poor families. All the students from poor families took part in work-study activities.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the students who entered school in the fall of 2007 were from poor families.\nB: All the students who do not take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\nC: Some of the students who participated in work-study activities were enrolled in the fall of 2007.\nD: Some students who take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSome of the students enrolled in colleges and universities in the fall of 2007 are free normal students. All the free normal school students are from poor families. All the students from poor families took part in work-study activities.\n\nQuestion:\nIf the above statement is true, which of the following options is false?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some of the students who entered school in the fall of 2007 were from poor families.\nB: All the students who do not take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\nC: Some of the students who participated in work-study activities were enrolled in the fall of 2007.\nD: Some students who take part in work-study activities are not free normal students.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been a staple of drama to feature an innocent young protagonist, eager to make a mark on the world, who is stymied by an indifferent or hostile society. Since the playwrights of such works wished the audience to empathize with the protagonist, historians do not regard these plays as serious revelations of what the societies presented in the plays were really like.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the viewpoint of the historians described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The historians believe that plays often contain serious revelations of what the societies presented in those plays were like.\nB: The historians believe that only the most popular plays within a society accurately portray that society.\nC: The historians believe that playwrights tend to exaggerate the weaknesses of a society for the sake of dramatic effect.\nD: The historians believe that plays tend to provide useful information about the time and society in which they were written.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been a staple of drama to feature an innocent young protagonist, eager to make a mark on the world, who is stymied by an indifferent or hostile society. Since the playwrights of such works wished the audience to empathize with the protagonist, historians do not regard these plays as serious revelations of what the societies presented in the plays were really like.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the viewpoint of the historians described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The historians believe that plays often contain serious revelations of what the societies presented in those plays were like.\nB: The historians believe that only the most popular plays within a society accurately portray that society.\nC: The historians believe that playwrights tend to exaggerate the weaknesses of a society for the sake of dramatic effect.\nD: The historians believe that plays tend to provide useful information about the time and society in which they were written.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIt has been a staple of drama to feature an innocent young protagonist, eager to make a mark on the world, who is stymied by an indifferent or hostile society. Since the playwrights of such works wished the audience to empathize with the protagonist, historians do not regard these plays as serious revelations of what the societies presented in the plays were really like.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the viewpoint of the historians described above?\n\nOptions:\nA: The historians believe that plays often contain serious revelations of what the societies presented in those plays were like.\nB: The historians believe that only the most popular plays within a society accurately portray that society.\nC: The historians believe that playwrights tend to exaggerate the weaknesses of a society for the sake of dramatic effect.\nD: The historians believe that plays tend to provide useful information about the time and society in which they were written.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe subject is the subject of the action or action of the sentence, the predicate is the statement or explanation of the action or state of the subject, and the object is the receiver of an action.When the predicate part of a sentence contains two verbs and corresponds to two different subjects. That is, the subject of the former predicate, and at the same time as the subject of the latter predicate, is equal to a dynamic structure and the main predicate structure linked together, and there is no speech pause, in line with this format of the sentence called synonym statements.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following options is not a synonym statement?\n\nOptions:\nA: The wind is blowing and the snow is blowing\nB: The superior sends a working group to inspect the work\nC: Jin Yugong sent Yang Chu Fu to catch up with Baili, Meng Ming and others\nD: One cannot step into the same river twice\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn recent years, with the development of mobile Internet, big data and artificial intelligence technology, a lot of new business type has emerged. For example, the very popular live broadcast with goods, and so on, many new products and even traditional products have achieved good results through the promotion of these new business type. Similar to new technologies such as push and live broadcast, new business type can stimulate those potential consumption. It shows that there is room for further exploration in the re-saturated market, and the key is whether consumers can find and meet more levels of needs other than the simple material needs of consumers, such as fruits, which can also be bought in supermarkets, but products with live broadcast are pushed from poor areas, and buying on the platform has an extra layer of social significance.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is the most important part of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Live broadcast with goods has created a new business sales model.\nB: Big data has created unlimited business opportunities in the Internet era.\nC: Making good use of new technology and new business type can explore a larger market.\nD: The push platform highlights the social significance of goods and is conducive to sales.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nYan Zi, Zeng Yin, Meng Shen and Xun Chen apply for a Chinese traditional culture construction project. According to the regulations, the moderator of the project can only have one, and it is selected from the above 4 applicants; No more than two project team members, including the moderator. In addition, all applicants make the following statements when applying for defense: (1) Yan Zi: If I become the host, I will invite Zeng Yin or Xun Chen as members of the project team; (2) Zeng Yin: If I become the host, I will invite Yan Zi or Meng Shen as members of the project team; (3) Xun Chen: I can be the host only if Yan Zi becomes a member of the project team; (4) Meng Shen: ONLY Xun Chen or Yan Zi become a member of the project team, I can become the host.\n\nQuestion:\nAssuming that all four statements are true, which of the following is impossible regarding the combination of project team members?\n\nOptions:\nA: Meng Shen, Zeng Yin\nB: Xun Chen ,Meng Shen\nC: Zeng Yin,Xun Chen\nD: Yan Zi,Meng Shen\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnder the conditions of social mass production, in order to meet the needs of the society for various use values, it is necessary to pay various labors of different natures, and it is necessary to allocate the total social labor according to the corresponding proportions of the various use value needs.\n\nQuestion:\nThis passage mainly supports the view that:\n\nOptions:\nA: In social production, the demand for various use values is different.\nB: The distribution of total social labor should be adjusted through the law of market value.\nC: The use value of labor is realized in the distribution of total labor in society.\nD: The proportional distribution of total social labor does not depend on human will.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe following three judgments are known to be true: (1) either A is on a business trip, or B is on a business trip, or C is on a business trip; (2) if A is on a business trip, then C is on a business trip; (3) C can't leave because of his busy work.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be derived?\n\nOptions:\nA: A is on business while B is not\nB: B is on business while A is not\nC: A business, B business\nD: A doesn't business, B doesn't business\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAmong the external reasons that prompted the emergence of modern science, the prosperity of Puritanism is a very important factor. Scholars believe that a prerequisite hypothesis of modern science is a kind of widespread dissemination, out of instinctive beliefs, belief in the order of things. Especially the order of nature. Experts in the history of science indicated with specific data: Seven out of ten members of the Royal Society in the 17th century were Puritans, which is much higher than the proportion of Puritans in the total population; Most scientists are active teachers, and many teachers also encourage or personally devote themselves to scientific careers; Puritan schools will also set up natural science subjects in their curricula.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the text intended to illustrate?\n\nOptions:\nA: The reason why Puritanism prevailed in the 17th century\nB: There is no absolute opposition between religion and science\nC: Religion has an inducing and promoting effect on modern science\nD: The premise hypothesis of modern science and the origin of religion\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDavison River farmers are currently deciding between planting winter wheat this fall or spring wheat next spring. Winter wheat and spring wheat are usually about equally profitable. Because of new government restrictions on the use of Davison River water for irrigation, per acre yields for winter wheat, though not for spring wheat, would be much lower than average. Ttherefore, planting spring wheat will be more profitable than planting winter wheat, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: new crops of spring wheat must be planted earlier than the time at which standing crops of winter wheat are ready to be harvested\nB: spring wheat has uses that are different from those of winter wheat\nC: the smaller-than-average size of a winter wheat harvest this year would not be compensated for by higher winter wheat prices\nD: planting spring wheat is more profitable than planting certain other crops, such as rye\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDavison River farmers are currently deciding between planting winter wheat this fall or spring wheat next spring. Winter wheat and spring wheat are usually about equally profitable. Because of new government restrictions on the use of Davison River water for irrigation, per acre yields for winter wheat, though not for spring wheat, would be much lower than average. Ttherefore, planting spring wheat will be more profitable than planting winter wheat, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: new crops of spring wheat must be planted earlier than the time at which standing crops of winter wheat are ready to be harvested\nB: spring wheat has uses that are different from those of winter wheat\nC: the smaller-than-average size of a winter wheat harvest this year would not be compensated for by higher winter wheat prices\nD: planting spring wheat is more profitable than planting certain other crops, such as rye\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDavison River farmers are currently deciding between planting winter wheat this fall or spring wheat next spring. Winter wheat and spring wheat are usually about equally profitable. Because of new government restrictions on the use of Davison River water for irrigation, per acre yields for winter wheat, though not for spring wheat, would be much lower than average. Ttherefore, planting spring wheat will be more profitable than planting winter wheat, since__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following most logically completes the argument below?\n\nOptions:\nA: new crops of spring wheat must be planted earlier than the time at which standing crops of winter wheat are ready to be harvested\nB: spring wheat has uses that are different from those of winter wheat\nC: the smaller-than-average size of a winter wheat harvest this year would not be compensated for by higher winter wheat prices\nD: planting spring wheat is more profitable than planting certain other crops, such as rye\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one study, scientists analyzed population data from 1964 to 2007 in the United States and 39 European countries. They found that between 1964 and 1975, the birth rate of boys was higher than that of girls in all countries. A similar phenomenon occurred in many Eastern European countries after 1986. Scientists have analyzed that this phenomenon is closely related to nuclear power plant leakage and nuclear testing caused by radiation leakage. The former appears mainly related to atomic experiments in the 1960s and 1970s, while the latter is likely to be linked to the Chernobyl nuclear accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best supports the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to the data analysis, japan's male birth rate after World War II did not increase significantly compared with some European countries\nB: Under normal circumstances, the male birth rate is generally slightly higher than that of women, at about 105:100, but the average life expectancy of women is higher than that of men, so the ratio is usually balanced\nC: Research data show that after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, the proportion of new boys born in Belarus, near Ukraine, was higher than in france, which was further away\nD: Experimental results show that nuclear radiation particles have some damage to the x chromosome in sperm. After exposure to radiation, male offspring have a higher birth rate than females\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one study, scientists analyzed population data from 1964 to 2007 in the United States and 39 European countries. They found that between 1964 and 1975, the birth rate of boys was higher than that of girls in all countries. A similar phenomenon occurred in many Eastern European countries after 1986. Scientists have analyzed that this phenomenon is closely related to nuclear power plant leakage and nuclear testing caused by radiation leakage. The former appears mainly related to atomic experiments in the 1960s and 1970s, while the latter is likely to be linked to the Chernobyl nuclear accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best supports the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to the data analysis, japan's male birth rate after World War II did not increase significantly compared with some European countries\nB: Under normal circumstances, the male birth rate is generally slightly higher than that of women, at about 105:100, but the average life expectancy of women is higher than that of men, so the ratio is usually balanced\nC: Research data show that after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, the proportion of new boys born in Belarus, near Ukraine, was higher than in france, which was further away\nD: Experimental results show that nuclear radiation particles have some damage to the x chromosome in sperm. After exposure to radiation, male offspring have a higher birth rate than females\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn one study, scientists analyzed population data from 1964 to 2007 in the United States and 39 European countries. They found that between 1964 and 1975, the birth rate of boys was higher than that of girls in all countries. A similar phenomenon occurred in many Eastern European countries after 1986. Scientists have analyzed that this phenomenon is closely related to nuclear power plant leakage and nuclear testing caused by radiation leakage. The former appears mainly related to atomic experiments in the 1960s and 1970s, while the latter is likely to be linked to the Chernobyl nuclear accident.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options, if correct, best supports the above conclusions?\n\nOptions:\nA: According to the data analysis, japan's male birth rate after World War II did not increase significantly compared with some European countries\nB: Under normal circumstances, the male birth rate is generally slightly higher than that of women, at about 105:100, but the average life expectancy of women is higher than that of men, so the ratio is usually balanced\nC: Research data show that after the Chernobyl nuclear accident, the proportion of new boys born in Belarus, near Ukraine, was higher than in france, which was further away\nD: Experimental results show that nuclear radiation particles have some damage to the x chromosome in sperm. After exposure to radiation, male offspring have a higher birth rate than females\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory alternative action refers to a situation in which the actor has committed an illegal act and caused the result, but the result cannot be avoided even if he abides by the law.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an optional act of obligation?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a was driving normally, a pedestrian named Wang rushed to a from the sidewalk and wang was injured\nB: B drunk driving, pedestrian Wang also drunk, from the sidewalk suddenly rushed to B, wang was injured\nC: C driving speeding, pedestrian Wang across the road, C too late to brake, wang hit\nD: D overload driving, pedestrian Wang across the road, fortunately, Ding emergency brake, did not hit Wang\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory alternative action refers to a situation in which the actor has committed an illegal act and caused the result, but the result cannot be avoided even if he abides by the law.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an optional act of obligation?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a was driving normally, a pedestrian named Wang rushed to a from the sidewalk and wang was injured\nB: B drunk driving, pedestrian Wang also drunk, from the sidewalk suddenly rushed to B, wang was injured\nC: C driving speeding, pedestrian Wang across the road, C too late to brake, wang hit\nD: D overload driving, pedestrian Wang across the road, fortunately, Ding emergency brake, did not hit Wang\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nObligatory alternative action refers to a situation in which the actor has committed an illegal act and caused the result, but the result cannot be avoided even if he abides by the law.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is an optional act of obligation?\n\nOptions:\nA: When a was driving normally, a pedestrian named Wang rushed to a from the sidewalk and wang was injured\nB: B drunk driving, pedestrian Wang also drunk, from the sidewalk suddenly rushed to B, wang was injured\nC: C driving speeding, pedestrian Wang across the road, C too late to brake, wang hit\nD: D overload driving, pedestrian Wang across the road, fortunately, Ding emergency brake, did not hit Wang\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDesire projection: refers to projecting one's own subjective desires on others, believing that other people also regard hope as reality as one's expectations. As a result, they often make wrong evaluations of other people's emotions and intentions, distort others, and cause communication barriers .\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belong to desire projection?\n\nOptions:\nA: I have what others don't have, and what others have mine is better than theirs\nB: I often have trouble with myself, make troubles, suspiciously ask for trouble\nC: The secular people laughed at the madness, but in fact, my heart has been epiphany, but the lay people don't understand it\nD: Consider what others consider (or consider things for others) and give others what they need\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDesire projection: refers to projecting one's own subjective desires on others, believing that other people also regard hope as reality as one's expectations. As a result, they often make wrong evaluations of other people's emotions and intentions, distort others, and cause communication barriers .\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belong to desire projection?\n\nOptions:\nA: I have what others don't have, and what others have mine is better than theirs\nB: I often have trouble with myself, make troubles, suspiciously ask for trouble\nC: The secular people laughed at the madness, but in fact, my heart has been epiphany, but the lay people don't understand it\nD: Consider what others consider (or consider things for others) and give others what they need\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDesire projection: refers to projecting one's own subjective desires on others, believing that other people also regard hope as reality as one's expectations. As a result, they often make wrong evaluations of other people's emotions and intentions, distort others, and cause communication barriers .\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belong to desire projection?\n\nOptions:\nA: I have what others don't have, and what others have mine is better than theirs\nB: I often have trouble with myself, make troubles, suspiciously ask for trouble\nC: The secular people laughed at the madness, but in fact, my heart has been epiphany, but the lay people don't understand it\nD: Consider what others consider (or consider things for others) and give others what they need\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nDesire projection: refers to projecting one's own subjective desires on others, believing that other people also regard hope as reality as one's expectations. As a result, they often make wrong evaluations of other people's emotions and intentions, distort others, and cause communication barriers .\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following belong to desire projection?\n\nOptions:\nA: I have what others don't have, and what others have mine is better than theirs\nB: I often have trouble with myself, make troubles, suspiciously ask for trouble\nC: The secular people laughed at the madness, but in fact, my heart has been epiphany, but the lay people don't understand it\nD: Consider what others consider (or consider things for others) and give others what they need\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLofgren' s disease has been observed frequently in commercially raised cattle but very rarely in chickens. Both cattle and chickens raised for meat are often fed the type of feed that transmits the virus that causes the disease. Animals infected with the virus take more than a year to develop symptoms of Lofgren' s disease, however, and chickens commercially raised for meat, unlike cattle, are generally brought to market during their first year of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most strongly supported by the information provided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The virus that causes Lofgren's disease cannot be transmitted to human beings by chickens.\nB: The feed that chickens and cattle are fed is probably not the only source of the virus that causes Lofgren's disease.\nC: A failure to observe Lofgren's disease in commercial chicken populations is not good evidence that chickens are immune to the virus that causes this disease.\nD: There is no way to determine whether a chicken is infected with the Lofgren's disease virus before the chicken shows symptoms of the disease.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLofgren' s disease has been observed frequently in commercially raised cattle but very rarely in chickens. Both cattle and chickens raised for meat are often fed the type of feed that transmits the virus that causes the disease. Animals infected with the virus take more than a year to develop symptoms of Lofgren' s disease, however, and chickens commercially raised for meat, unlike cattle, are generally brought to market during their first year of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most strongly supported by the information provided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The virus that causes Lofgren's disease cannot be transmitted to human beings by chickens.\nB: The feed that chickens and cattle are fed is probably not the only source of the virus that causes Lofgren's disease.\nC: A failure to observe Lofgren's disease in commercial chicken populations is not good evidence that chickens are immune to the virus that causes this disease.\nD: There is no way to determine whether a chicken is infected with the Lofgren's disease virus before the chicken shows symptoms of the disease.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLofgren' s disease has been observed frequently in commercially raised cattle but very rarely in chickens. Both cattle and chickens raised for meat are often fed the type of feed that transmits the virus that causes the disease. Animals infected with the virus take more than a year to develop symptoms of Lofgren' s disease, however, and chickens commercially raised for meat, unlike cattle, are generally brought to market during their first year of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most strongly supported by the information provided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The virus that causes Lofgren's disease cannot be transmitted to human beings by chickens.\nB: The feed that chickens and cattle are fed is probably not the only source of the virus that causes Lofgren's disease.\nC: A failure to observe Lofgren's disease in commercial chicken populations is not good evidence that chickens are immune to the virus that causes this disease.\nD: There is no way to determine whether a chicken is infected with the Lofgren's disease virus before the chicken shows symptoms of the disease.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLofgren' s disease has been observed frequently in commercially raised cattle but very rarely in chickens. Both cattle and chickens raised for meat are often fed the type of feed that transmits the virus that causes the disease. Animals infected with the virus take more than a year to develop symptoms of Lofgren' s disease, however, and chickens commercially raised for meat, unlike cattle, are generally brought to market during their first year of life.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most strongly supported by the information provided?\n\nOptions:\nA: The virus that causes Lofgren's disease cannot be transmitted to human beings by chickens.\nB: The feed that chickens and cattle are fed is probably not the only source of the virus that causes Lofgren's disease.\nC: A failure to observe Lofgren's disease in commercial chicken populations is not good evidence that chickens are immune to the virus that causes this disease.\nD: There is no way to determine whether a chicken is infected with the Lofgren's disease virus before the chicken shows symptoms of the disease.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism' s purpose is to inform people about matters relevant to the choices they must make. Yet, clearly, people often buy newspapers or watch television news programs precisely because they contain sensationalistic gossip about people whom they will never meet and whose business is of little relevance to their lives. Obviously, then, the sensationalistic gossip contained in newspapers and television news programs__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: is of no value to people who are interested in journalism\nB: is more relevant to people's lives now than it used to be\nC: is at least sometimes included for nonjournalistic reasons\nD: prevents those news media from achieving their purpose\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism' s purpose is to inform people about matters relevant to the choices they must make. Yet, clearly, people often buy newspapers or watch television news programs precisely because they contain sensationalistic gossip about people whom they will never meet and whose business is of little relevance to their lives. Obviously, then, the sensationalistic gossip contained in newspapers and television news programs__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: is of no value to people who are interested in journalism\nB: is more relevant to people's lives now than it used to be\nC: is at least sometimes included for nonjournalistic reasons\nD: prevents those news media from achieving their purpose\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nJournalism' s purpose is to inform people about matters relevant to the choices they must make. Yet, clearly, people often buy newspapers or watch television news programs precisely because they contain sensationalistic gossip about people whom they will never meet and whose business is of little relevance to their lives. Obviously, then, the sensationalistic gossip contained in newspapers and television news programs__.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following most logically completes the argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: is of no value to people who are interested in journalism\nB: is more relevant to people's lives now than it used to be\nC: is at least sometimes included for nonjournalistic reasons\nD: prevents those news media from achieving their purpose\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's academic speech, the environment is much better than in the past, but there is a strange kind of cynicism among intellectuals who dare not express their thoughts for fear of offending anyone.The reason for the existence of this situation is that some things were afraid in the past and some things were timid, but you can't do knowledge or research if you don't tell the real problems in academia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most appropriate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dare to challenge authority in learning\nB: A man without backbone cannot become an academic master\nC: Only when you dare to express your thoughts can you do well in learning\nD: Academic environment is an important factor affecting academic achievement\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIn today's academic speech, the environment is much better than in the past, but there is a strange kind of cynicism among intellectuals who dare not express their thoughts for fear of offending anyone.The reason for the existence of this situation is that some things were afraid in the past and some things were timid, but you can't do knowledge or research if you don't tell the real problems in academia.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most appropriate summary of the main idea of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Dare to challenge authority in learning\nB: A man without backbone cannot become an academic master\nC: Only when you dare to express your thoughts can you do well in learning\nD: Academic environment is an important factor affecting academic achievement\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is little point in looking to artists for insights into political issues. Most of them hold political views that are less insightful than those of any reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist. Indeed, when taken as a whole, the statements made by artists, including those considered to be great, indicate that artistic talent and political insight are rarely found together.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist has more insight into political issues than any artist.\nB: Politicians rarely have any artistic talent.\nC: Some artists are no less politically insightful than some reasonably well-educated persons who are not artists.\nD: A thorough education in art makes a person reasonably well educated.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is little point in looking to artists for insights into political issues. Most of them hold political views that are less insightful than those of any reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist. Indeed, when taken as a whole, the statements made by artists, including those considered to be great, indicate that artistic talent and political insight are rarely found together.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist has more insight into political issues than any artist.\nB: Politicians rarely have any artistic talent.\nC: Some artists are no less politically insightful than some reasonably well-educated persons who are not artists.\nD: A thorough education in art makes a person reasonably well educated.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is little point in looking to artists for insights into political issues. Most of them hold political views that are less insightful than those of any reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist. Indeed, when taken as a whole, the statements made by artists, including those considered to be great, indicate that artistic talent and political insight are rarely found together.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Every reasonably well-educated person who is not an artist has more insight into political issues than any artist.\nB: Politicians rarely have any artistic talent.\nC: Some artists are no less politically insightful than some reasonably well-educated persons who are not artists.\nD: A thorough education in art makes a person reasonably well educated.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: To keep our food safe, we must prohibit the use of any food additives that have been found to cause cancer. Commentator: An absolute prohibition is excessive. Today' s tests can detect a single molecule of potentially cancer-causing substances, but we know that consuming significantly larger amounts of such a chemical does not increase one' s risk of getting cancer. Thus, we should instead set a maximum acceptable level for each problematic chemical, somewhat below the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer but above zero.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one, if true, is the logically strongest counter the legislator can make to the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: For some food additives, the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer is lower than the level at which the additive provides any benefit.\nB: The law would prohibit only the deliberate addition of cancer-causing chemicals and would not require the removal of naturally occurring cancer-causing substances.\nC: The level at which a given food additive has been shown to lead to cancer in children is generally about half the level at which it leads to cancer in adults.\nD: Consuming small amounts of several different cancer-causing chemicals can lead to cancer even if consuming such an amount of any one cancer-causing chemical would not.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: To keep our food safe, we must prohibit the use of any food additives that have been found to cause cancer. Commentator: An absolute prohibition is excessive. Today' s tests can detect a single molecule of potentially cancer-causing substances, but we know that consuming significantly larger amounts of such a chemical does not increase one' s risk of getting cancer. Thus, we should instead set a maximum acceptable level for each problematic chemical, somewhat below the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer but above zero.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one, if true, is the logically strongest counter the legislator can make to the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: For some food additives, the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer is lower than the level at which the additive provides any benefit.\nB: The law would prohibit only the deliberate addition of cancer-causing chemicals and would not require the removal of naturally occurring cancer-causing substances.\nC: The level at which a given food additive has been shown to lead to cancer in children is generally about half the level at which it leads to cancer in adults.\nD: Consuming small amounts of several different cancer-causing chemicals can lead to cancer even if consuming such an amount of any one cancer-causing chemical would not.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: To keep our food safe, we must prohibit the use of any food additives that have been found to cause cancer. Commentator: An absolute prohibition is excessive. Today' s tests can detect a single molecule of potentially cancer-causing substances, but we know that consuming significantly larger amounts of such a chemical does not increase one' s risk of getting cancer. Thus, we should instead set a maximum acceptable level for each problematic chemical, somewhat below the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer but above zero.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one, if true, is the logically strongest counter the legislator can make to the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: For some food additives, the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer is lower than the level at which the additive provides any benefit.\nB: The law would prohibit only the deliberate addition of cancer-causing chemicals and would not require the removal of naturally occurring cancer-causing substances.\nC: The level at which a given food additive has been shown to lead to cancer in children is generally about half the level at which it leads to cancer in adults.\nD: Consuming small amounts of several different cancer-causing chemicals can lead to cancer even if consuming such an amount of any one cancer-causing chemical would not.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLegislator: To keep our food safe, we must prohibit the use of any food additives that have been found to cause cancer. Commentator: An absolute prohibition is excessive. Today' s tests can detect a single molecule of potentially cancer-causing substances, but we know that consuming significantly larger amounts of such a chemical does not increase one' s risk of getting cancer. Thus, we should instead set a maximum acceptable level for each problematic chemical, somewhat below the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer but above zero.\n\nQuestion:\nOf the following, which one, if true, is the logically strongest counter the legislator can make to the commentator's argument?\n\nOptions:\nA: For some food additives, the level at which the substance has been shown to lead to cancer is lower than the level at which the additive provides any benefit.\nB: The law would prohibit only the deliberate addition of cancer-causing chemicals and would not require the removal of naturally occurring cancer-causing substances.\nC: The level at which a given food additive has been shown to lead to cancer in children is generally about half the level at which it leads to cancer in adults.\nD: Consuming small amounts of several different cancer-causing chemicals can lead to cancer even if consuming such an amount of any one cancer-causing chemical would not.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who silently read TV news and advertising program manuscripts can remember and recall more information than those who watch the TV program itself; If you despise the value principle of a magazine, you can still read it with interest. If this happens to the TV program, you can't watch it and change the channel quickly. In this case, we don't want to spend time on disagreeing views, so it's impossible to reflect. In fact, there will be fewer doubts about everything. If we put the two written records together, it's easy to find inconsistencies, It can even distinguish the difference of authority between information; Comparing two video reports is troublesome. When asked to choose from two conflicting TV reports, the audience either depends on intuition or what they believe before watching.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading text is more helpful for thinking than watching TV\nB: The way of information reception affects people's behavior\nC: Television can make people form wrong values\nD: People who like reading are calmer than those who like watching TV\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThose who silently read TV news and advertising program manuscripts can remember and recall more information than those who watch the TV program itself; If you despise the value principle of a magazine, you can still read it with interest. If this happens to the TV program, you can't watch it and change the channel quickly. In this case, we don't want to spend time on disagreeing views, so it's impossible to reflect. In fact, there will be fewer doubts about everything. If we put the two written records together, it's easy to find inconsistencies, It can even distinguish the difference of authority between information; Comparing two video reports is troublesome. When asked to choose from two conflicting TV reports, the audience either depends on intuition or what they believe before watching.\n\nQuestion:\nThis paragraph is intended to illustrate that:\n\nOptions:\nA: Reading text is more helpful for thinking than watching TV\nB: The way of information reception affects people's behavior\nC: Television can make people form wrong values\nD: People who like reading are calmer than those who like watching TV\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing chief: The aggressive sales campaign of Product J has made it the most popular product in the sector. Every individual move we made in that campaign was wildly successful, and sales of the product continuously rose. If we mount a similar style sales campaign with Product S, we are likely to vault this into popularity in its own sector, with a similarly robust sales trajectory. Consultant: The popularity of Product J preceded the sales campaign and was responsible for it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe consultant uses which of the following techniques in responding to the marketing chief?\n\nOptions:\nA: questioning the posited relationship of cause and effect\nB: strengthening the argument with further evidence\nC: citing evidence that contradicts the assumption of the argument\nD: pointing out that the same premises might support an opposing conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing chief: The aggressive sales campaign of Product J has made it the most popular product in the sector. Every individual move we made in that campaign was wildly successful, and sales of the product continuously rose. If we mount a similar style sales campaign with Product S, we are likely to vault this into popularity in its own sector, with a similarly robust sales trajectory. Consultant: The popularity of Product J preceded the sales campaign and was responsible for it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe consultant uses which of the following techniques in responding to the marketing chief?\n\nOptions:\nA: questioning the posited relationship of cause and effect\nB: strengthening the argument with further evidence\nC: citing evidence that contradicts the assumption of the argument\nD: pointing out that the same premises might support an opposing conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nMarketing chief: The aggressive sales campaign of Product J has made it the most popular product in the sector. Every individual move we made in that campaign was wildly successful, and sales of the product continuously rose. If we mount a similar style sales campaign with Product S, we are likely to vault this into popularity in its own sector, with a similarly robust sales trajectory. Consultant: The popularity of Product J preceded the sales campaign and was responsible for it.\n\nQuestion:\nThe consultant uses which of the following techniques in responding to the marketing chief?\n\nOptions:\nA: questioning the posited relationship of cause and effect\nB: strengthening the argument with further evidence\nC: citing evidence that contradicts the assumption of the argument\nD: pointing out that the same premises might support an opposing conclusion\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeace in Asia and Africa is guaranteed, then world peace is guaranteed. Only when terrorism is completely eradicated can world peace be guaranteed. But in fact, terrorism continues to create trouble in the Middle East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is guaranteed.\nB: Peace in Africa is not yet guaranteed.\nC: Peace in Asia is not guaranteed.\nD: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is not guaranteed.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeace in Asia and Africa is guaranteed, then world peace is guaranteed. Only when terrorism is completely eradicated can world peace be guaranteed. But in fact, terrorism continues to create trouble in the Middle East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is guaranteed.\nB: Peace in Africa is not yet guaranteed.\nC: Peace in Asia is not guaranteed.\nD: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is not guaranteed.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeace in Asia and Africa is guaranteed, then world peace is guaranteed. Only when terrorism is completely eradicated can world peace be guaranteed. But in fact, terrorism continues to create trouble in the Middle East.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is guaranteed.\nB: Peace in Africa is not yet guaranteed.\nC: Peace in Asia is not guaranteed.\nD: If peace in Asia is guaranteed, then peace in Africa is not guaranteed.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmartwatch has developed rapidly in recent years, it has many functions that traditional watches do not have, such as real-time sending and receiving text messages and emails, real-time monitoring of exercise status, obtaining the data of the blood pressure and pulse and so on.Because of these advantages of smartwatch, more and more people buy smartwatch. On this basis, Zhang Nan predicts that in a few years, factories that make traditional watches will eventually close down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most weaken Zhang Nan's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because smartwatches are expensive, some consumers will not buy smartwatches.\nB: Although traditional watches have a single function, people who are used to wearing them are reluctant to switch to smartwatches.\nC: Most manufacturers of traditional watches make not only traditional watches but also smartwatches.\nD: Many smartwatches need to be used with smartphones, which makes many people feel troublesome.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmartwatch has developed rapidly in recent years, it has many functions that traditional watches do not have, such as real-time sending and receiving text messages and emails, real-time monitoring of exercise status, obtaining the data of the blood pressure and pulse and so on.Because of these advantages of smartwatch, more and more people buy smartwatch. On this basis, Zhang Nan predicts that in a few years, factories that make traditional watches will eventually close down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most weaken Zhang Nan's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because smartwatches are expensive, some consumers will not buy smartwatches.\nB: Although traditional watches have a single function, people who are used to wearing them are reluctant to switch to smartwatches.\nC: Most manufacturers of traditional watches make not only traditional watches but also smartwatches.\nD: Many smartwatches need to be used with smartphones, which makes many people feel troublesome.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmartwatch has developed rapidly in recent years, it has many functions that traditional watches do not have, such as real-time sending and receiving text messages and emails, real-time monitoring of exercise status, obtaining the data of the blood pressure and pulse and so on.Because of these advantages of smartwatch, more and more people buy smartwatch. On this basis, Zhang Nan predicts that in a few years, factories that make traditional watches will eventually close down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most weaken Zhang Nan's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because smartwatches are expensive, some consumers will not buy smartwatches.\nB: Although traditional watches have a single function, people who are used to wearing them are reluctant to switch to smartwatches.\nC: Most manufacturers of traditional watches make not only traditional watches but also smartwatches.\nD: Many smartwatches need to be used with smartphones, which makes many people feel troublesome.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nSmartwatch has developed rapidly in recent years, it has many functions that traditional watches do not have, such as real-time sending and receiving text messages and emails, real-time monitoring of exercise status, obtaining the data of the blood pressure and pulse and so on.Because of these advantages of smartwatch, more and more people buy smartwatch. On this basis, Zhang Nan predicts that in a few years, factories that make traditional watches will eventually close down.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the followings, if true, can most weaken Zhang Nan's conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Because smartwatches are expensive, some consumers will not buy smartwatches.\nB: Although traditional watches have a single function, people who are used to wearing them are reluctant to switch to smartwatches.\nC: Most manufacturers of traditional watches make not only traditional watches but also smartwatches.\nD: Many smartwatches need to be used with smartphones, which makes many people feel troublesome.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon sense tells us that the more elegant art, the more classics that can stand the test of history. At the beginning, they can't appreciate it. To learn to appreciate, we have to rely on edification. From never understanding to understanding, from never appreciating to learning to appreciate, from unconsciously understanding knowledge and reason, to consciously entering the school to receive preaching and teaching, is the step of civilization. In the final analysis, the process of aesthetics, it is a process from not understanding to understanding. Reading is the same. Common sense also tells us that reading a difficult and good book, especially a classic, is better than reading many ordinary books. Traditional Chinese education pays attention to reading an reciting, and old-style private schools asked the students to read, recite and may be punished. Now it seems that in addition to be punished, reading can be discussed. There is no need to say more about the benefits of reciting.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above words, which of the following options can be inferred as the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that reading is not much.\nB: It persuades everyone to read something they don't understand.\nC: It affirms the reading and reciting method of Chinese traditional education.\nD: It points out that the improvement of cultural cultivation needs the edification of classical works.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon sense tells us that the more elegant art, the more classics that can stand the test of history. At the beginning, they can't appreciate it. To learn to appreciate, we have to rely on edification. From never understanding to understanding, from never appreciating to learning to appreciate, from unconsciously understanding knowledge and reason, to consciously entering the school to receive preaching and teaching, is the step of civilization. In the final analysis, the process of aesthetics, it is a process from not understanding to understanding. Reading is the same. Common sense also tells us that reading a difficult and good book, especially a classic, is better than reading many ordinary books. Traditional Chinese education pays attention to reading an reciting, and old-style private schools asked the students to read, recite and may be punished. Now it seems that in addition to be punished, reading can be discussed. There is no need to say more about the benefits of reciting.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above words, which of the following options can be inferred as the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that reading is not much.\nB: It persuades everyone to read something they don't understand.\nC: It affirms the reading and reciting method of Chinese traditional education.\nD: It points out that the improvement of cultural cultivation needs the edification of classical works.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon sense tells us that the more elegant art, the more classics that can stand the test of history. At the beginning, they can't appreciate it. To learn to appreciate, we have to rely on edification. From never understanding to understanding, from never appreciating to learning to appreciate, from unconsciously understanding knowledge and reason, to consciously entering the school to receive preaching and teaching, is the step of civilization. In the final analysis, the process of aesthetics, it is a process from not understanding to understanding. Reading is the same. Common sense also tells us that reading a difficult and good book, especially a classic, is better than reading many ordinary books. Traditional Chinese education pays attention to reading an reciting, and old-style private schools asked the students to read, recite and may be punished. Now it seems that in addition to be punished, reading can be discussed. There is no need to say more about the benefits of reciting.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above words, which of the following options can be inferred as the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that reading is not much.\nB: It persuades everyone to read something they don't understand.\nC: It affirms the reading and reciting method of Chinese traditional education.\nD: It points out that the improvement of cultural cultivation needs the edification of classical works.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCommon sense tells us that the more elegant art, the more classics that can stand the test of history. At the beginning, they can't appreciate it. To learn to appreciate, we have to rely on edification. From never understanding to understanding, from never appreciating to learning to appreciate, from unconsciously understanding knowledge and reason, to consciously entering the school to receive preaching and teaching, is the step of civilization. In the final analysis, the process of aesthetics, it is a process from not understanding to understanding. Reading is the same. Common sense also tells us that reading a difficult and good book, especially a classic, is better than reading many ordinary books. Traditional Chinese education pays attention to reading an reciting, and old-style private schools asked the students to read, recite and may be punished. Now it seems that in addition to be punished, reading can be discussed. There is no need to say more about the benefits of reciting.\n\nQuestion:\nFrom the above words, which of the following options can be inferred as the author's intention?\n\nOptions:\nA: It shows that reading is not much.\nB: It persuades everyone to read something they don't understand.\nC: It affirms the reading and reciting method of Chinese traditional education.\nD: It points out that the improvement of cultural cultivation needs the edification of classical works.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCanadian scientists have developed a device that allows people to generate electricity and store it through jaw movement when talking or eating. The subjects chewed gum for 60 seconds after wearing the device. The cord close to the chin generated about 10 to 18 microwatts of electricity, while each chewing during meals produced an average of about 7 microwatts. It is expected that this improved power generation method may be used to charge small electronic devices such as hearing aids, intelligent hearing protectors and even mobile phones in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The newly developed power generation method can be used to charge hearing aids.\nB: Canadian scientists have developed a device that enables the body to generate and store electricity through exercise.\nC: Chewing gum continuously for 60 seconds can generate 10-18 microwatts of electricity.\nD: People can generate electricity by talking or eating.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCanadian scientists have developed a device that allows people to generate electricity and store it through jaw movement when talking or eating. The subjects chewed gum for 60 seconds after wearing the device. The cord close to the chin generated about 10 to 18 microwatts of electricity, while each chewing during meals produced an average of about 7 microwatts. It is expected that this improved power generation method may be used to charge small electronic devices such as hearing aids, intelligent hearing protectors and even mobile phones in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The newly developed power generation method can be used to charge hearing aids.\nB: Canadian scientists have developed a device that enables the body to generate and store electricity through exercise.\nC: Chewing gum continuously for 60 seconds can generate 10-18 microwatts of electricity.\nD: People can generate electricity by talking or eating.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nCanadian scientists have developed a device that allows people to generate electricity and store it through jaw movement when talking or eating. The subjects chewed gum for 60 seconds after wearing the device. The cord close to the chin generated about 10 to 18 microwatts of electricity, while each chewing during meals produced an average of about 7 microwatts. It is expected that this improved power generation method may be used to charge small electronic devices such as hearing aids, intelligent hearing protectors and even mobile phones in the future.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is inconsistent with the original text?\n\nOptions:\nA: The newly developed power generation method can be used to charge hearing aids.\nB: Canadian scientists have developed a device that enables the body to generate and store electricity through exercise.\nC: Chewing gum continuously for 60 seconds can generate 10-18 microwatts of electricity.\nD: People can generate electricity by talking or eating.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe state is a political entity surrounded by boundaries, the area where the state power exercises power, and can be regarded as a kind of political division. However, this kind of political division surrounded by the boundary is only the form of the state, not the essence of the state. The real state means that the citizens within the boundary have formed a kind of cohesion, which can be called national consciousness. It is that everyone thinks that I am a certain countryman at the bottom of their hearts. A country that does not form such a consciousness, which cannot be called a country in nature, is very unstable. The real great power lies not only in its large territory and large population, but also in whether its citizens have formed national consciousness and national identity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: National boundary consciousness\nB: The essential nature of the state\nC: The role of national identity\nD: The connotation of national consciousness\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe state is a political entity surrounded by boundaries, the area where the state power exercises power, and can be regarded as a kind of political division. However, this kind of political division surrounded by the boundary is only the form of the state, not the essence of the state. The real state means that the citizens within the boundary have formed a kind of cohesion, which can be called national consciousness. It is that everyone thinks that I am a certain countryman at the bottom of their hearts. A country that does not form such a consciousness, which cannot be called a country in nature, is very unstable. The real great power lies not only in its large territory and large population, but also in whether its citizens have formed national consciousness and national identity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: National boundary consciousness\nB: The essential nature of the state\nC: The role of national identity\nD: The connotation of national consciousness\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe state is a political entity surrounded by boundaries, the area where the state power exercises power, and can be regarded as a kind of political division. However, this kind of political division surrounded by the boundary is only the form of the state, not the essence of the state. The real state means that the citizens within the boundary have formed a kind of cohesion, which can be called national consciousness. It is that everyone thinks that I am a certain countryman at the bottom of their hearts. A country that does not form such a consciousness, which cannot be called a country in nature, is very unstable. The real great power lies not only in its large territory and large population, but also in whether its citizens have formed national consciousness and national identity.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following tells the gist of the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: National boundary consciousness\nB: The essential nature of the state\nC: The role of national identity\nD: The connotation of national consciousness\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of society and technological progress, linguistics and literature have gradually separated. The language teaching with many professional needs in the society was first independent, and it became a professional university with language teaching and language research as the main purpose, such as Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing Language and Culture University. Universities, and now Confucius Institutes all over the world are also such schools. Secondly, with the invention and development of recording technology, sonogram analysis technology, and computer technology, linguistics has rapidly developed into a special laboratory that needs to be built, equipped with various voices. Instrumentation and a new engineering technology subject for professional engineering and technical personnel. Today, emerging linguistics are widely used in high-tech fields such as medicine, physiology, psychology, genetics and genes, criminal investigation, language recognition, automatic control, and intelligent manufacturing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nowadays, the role of literature is not as great as the role of language\nB: There is no separation of language and literature.\nC: Linguistics and literature should be treated separately\nD: The development of society and the progress of science and technology are inseparable from the development of linguistics\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of society and technological progress, linguistics and literature have gradually separated. The language teaching with many professional needs in the society was first independent, and it became a professional university with language teaching and language research as the main purpose, such as Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing Language and Culture University. Universities, and now Confucius Institutes all over the world are also such schools. Secondly, with the invention and development of recording technology, sonogram analysis technology, and computer technology, linguistics has rapidly developed into a special laboratory that needs to be built, equipped with various voices. Instrumentation and a new engineering technology subject for professional engineering and technical personnel. Today, emerging linguistics are widely used in high-tech fields such as medicine, physiology, psychology, genetics and genes, criminal investigation, language recognition, automatic control, and intelligent manufacturing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nowadays, the role of literature is not as great as the role of language\nB: There is no separation of language and literature.\nC: Linguistics and literature should be treated separately\nD: The development of society and the progress of science and technology are inseparable from the development of linguistics\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWith the development of society and technological progress, linguistics and literature have gradually separated. The language teaching with many professional needs in the society was first independent, and it became a professional university with language teaching and language research as the main purpose, such as Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing Language and Culture University. Universities, and now Confucius Institutes all over the world are also such schools. Secondly, with the invention and development of recording technology, sonogram analysis technology, and computer technology, linguistics has rapidly developed into a special laboratory that needs to be built, equipped with various voices. Instrumentation and a new engineering technology subject for professional engineering and technical personnel. Today, emerging linguistics are widely used in high-tech fields such as medicine, physiology, psychology, genetics and genes, criminal investigation, language recognition, automatic control, and intelligent manufacturing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to this text, which of the following statements is correct?\n\nOptions:\nA: Nowadays, the role of literature is not as great as the role of language\nB: There is no separation of language and literature.\nC: Linguistics and literature should be treated separately\nD: The development of society and the progress of science and technology are inseparable from the development of linguistics\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf you close all the wrong doors, truth will be shut out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is closest to the meaning of the above judgement?\n\nOptions:\nA: If truth is shut out, it must be that you close all the wrong doors.\nB: Truth can not be shut out unless all the doors of wrong are closed.\nC: If the truth is not shut out, then the door to all wrong must not be closed.\nD: To accept the truth, we must reject wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nIf you close all the wrong doors, truth will be shut out.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is closest to the meaning of the above judgement?\n\nOptions:\nA: If truth is shut out, it must be that you close all the wrong doors.\nB: Truth can not be shut out unless all the doors of wrong are closed.\nC: If the truth is not shut out, then the door to all wrong must not be closed.\nD: To accept the truth, we must reject wrong.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough China's disaster relief capacity has been greatly improved after many large-scale natural disasters, disaster prevention education is still backward. China Poverty Alleviation Foundation conducted a survey on the disaster prevention awareness of the Chinese public in 2015. The results show that only 24.3% of urban residents expressed concern about the relevant knowledge of disaster response, which is only 11% in rural areas. In addition, less than 4% of urban residents have made basic disaster prevention preparations in their daily life, and more than half of rural residents have never participated in any disaster prevention training. The nominal disaster prevention education cannot improve people's self-help ability. They start to organize learning after the disaster, and the lost lives are irreparable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Disaster prevention education is more important than disaster relief.\nB: China's disaster prevention education needs to be strengthened.\nC: Disaster prevention education is the basis of improving self-help ability.\nD: There is a serious imbalance between urban and rural disaster prevention education.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough China's disaster relief capacity has been greatly improved after many large-scale natural disasters, disaster prevention education is still backward. China Poverty Alleviation Foundation conducted a survey on the disaster prevention awareness of the Chinese public in 2015. The results show that only 24.3% of urban residents expressed concern about the relevant knowledge of disaster response, which is only 11% in rural areas. In addition, less than 4% of urban residents have made basic disaster prevention preparations in their daily life, and more than half of rural residents have never participated in any disaster prevention training. The nominal disaster prevention education cannot improve people's self-help ability. They start to organize learning after the disaster, and the lost lives are irreparable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Disaster prevention education is more important than disaster relief.\nB: China's disaster prevention education needs to be strengthened.\nC: Disaster prevention education is the basis of improving self-help ability.\nD: There is a serious imbalance between urban and rural disaster prevention education.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough China's disaster relief capacity has been greatly improved after many large-scale natural disasters, disaster prevention education is still backward. China Poverty Alleviation Foundation conducted a survey on the disaster prevention awareness of the Chinese public in 2015. The results show that only 24.3% of urban residents expressed concern about the relevant knowledge of disaster response, which is only 11% in rural areas. In addition, less than 4% of urban residents have made basic disaster prevention preparations in their daily life, and more than half of rural residents have never participated in any disaster prevention training. The nominal disaster prevention education cannot improve people's self-help ability. They start to organize learning after the disaster, and the lost lives are irreparable.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the purpose of the above words?\n\nOptions:\nA: Disaster prevention education is more important than disaster relief.\nB: China's disaster prevention education needs to be strengthened.\nC: Disaster prevention education is the basis of improving self-help ability.\nD: There is a serious imbalance between urban and rural disaster prevention education.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies exist worldwide. Nowhere in the world are fruit flies more taxonomically diverse than in the Hawaiian islands, which host some 500 species. A subset of fruit flies called the picture-winged drosophilids is represented in Hawaii by 106 species. All of the fruit fly species now present in the Hawaiian archipelago are thought to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral females.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies worldwide are believed to be the descendants of one or two females.\nB: All of the picture-winged drosophilids in Hawaii are believed to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral female fruit flies.\nC: Some fruit flies originated in Hawaii and spread from there to other parts of the world.\nD: Picture-winged drosophilids are found only in the Hawaiian islands.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies exist worldwide. Nowhere in the world are fruit flies more taxonomically diverse than in the Hawaiian islands, which host some 500 species. A subset of fruit flies called the picture-winged drosophilids is represented in Hawaii by 106 species. All of the fruit fly species now present in the Hawaiian archipelago are thought to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral females.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies worldwide are believed to be the descendants of one or two females.\nB: All of the picture-winged drosophilids in Hawaii are believed to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral female fruit flies.\nC: Some fruit flies originated in Hawaii and spread from there to other parts of the world.\nD: Picture-winged drosophilids are found only in the Hawaiian islands.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nOnly 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies exist worldwide. Nowhere in the world are fruit flies more taxonomically diverse than in the Hawaiian islands, which host some 500 species. A subset of fruit flies called the picture-winged drosophilids is represented in Hawaii by 106 species. All of the fruit fly species now present in the Hawaiian archipelago are thought to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral females.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following can be inferred from the passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: All of the 1, 000 to 2, 000 species of fruit flies worldwide are believed to be the descendants of one or two females.\nB: All of the picture-winged drosophilids in Hawaii are believed to be the descendants of the same one or two ancestral female fruit flies.\nC: Some fruit flies originated in Hawaii and spread from there to other parts of the world.\nD: Picture-winged drosophilids are found only in the Hawaiian islands.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG, H, J, K, L, M and O travel together. During their four-day camping life, two people were arranged to be on duty to cook for everyone every day. The arrangement of the personnel required for these four days cannot be repeated, and there happens to be one person on duty for two days.In addition, the following conditions must be met for those on duty: (1)J is arranged to be on duty the day after H.(2) the person who is on duty for two days must be on the fourth day, not the third day. (3) G must be arranged on the same day as one of J and O. (4) K is arranged to be on duty on at least one day on the first or second day. (5) O must be on the third day.\n\nQuestion:\nIf L is arranged to be on a two-day, which of the following options must be on the same day as L?\n\nOptions:\nA: G.\nB: H.\nC: J.\nD: M.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nG, H, J, K, L, M and O travel together. During their four-day camping life, two people were arranged to be on duty to cook for everyone every day. The arrangement of the personnel required for these four days cannot be repeated, and there happens to be one person on duty for two days.In addition, the following conditions must be met for those on duty: (1)J is arranged to be on duty the day after H.(2) the person who is on duty for two days must be on the fourth day, not the third day. (3) G must be arranged on the same day as one of J and O. (4) K is arranged to be on duty on at least one day on the first or second day. (5) O must be on the third day.\n\nQuestion:\nIf L is arranged to be on a two-day, which of the following options must be on the same day as L?\n\nOptions:\nA: G.\nB: H.\nC: J.\nD: M.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nUnlike newspapers in the old days, today' s newspapers and televised news programs are full of stories about murders and assaults in our city. One can only conclude from this change that violent crime is now out of control, and, to be safe from personal attack, one should not leave one' s home except for absolute necessities.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, would cast the most serious doubt on the conclusion?\n\nOptions:\nA: Newspapers and televised news programs have more comprehensive coverage of violent crime than newspapers did in the old days.\nB: National data show that violent crime is out of control everywhere, not just in the author's city.\nC: Police records show that people experience more violent crimes in their own neighborhoods than they do outside their neighborhoods.\nD: News magazines play a more important role today in informing the public about crime than they did in the old days.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nthere may be 7000 Messi hidden among the Chinese people, some foreign media said of the talent potential inspired by the football reform plan. But only to find stars and train professional players as the yardstick, on the contrary, it deviates from the true meaning of campus football. Let football really take root, depends on the children's sense of achievement, happy football is more vitality than elite football.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by stripping off the utilitarianism of football and imperceptibly implanting interest, can campus football have the potential for development\nB: Campus football can break down departmental barriers, straighten out the management system, and inject power into the combination of sports and education\nC: Letting football into the campus can quickly pry the school sports reform and consolidate the foundation of football talents\nD: The success or failure of campus football determines the future of Chinese football\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nthere may be 7000 Messi hidden among the Chinese people, some foreign media said of the talent potential inspired by the football reform plan. But only to find stars and train professional players as the yardstick, on the contrary, it deviates from the true meaning of campus football. Let football really take root, depends on the children's sense of achievement, happy football is more vitality than elite football.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is the most accurate understanding of this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: Only by stripping off the utilitarianism of football and imperceptibly implanting interest, can campus football have the potential for development\nB: Campus football can break down departmental barriers, straighten out the management system, and inject power into the combination of sports and education\nC: Letting football into the campus can quickly pry the school sports reform and consolidate the foundation of football talents\nD: The success or failure of campus football determines the future of Chinese football\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the plant leaves are injured, green juice will emerge, and the fragrance of the leaves will become stronger. This green fragrance can lure the natural enemies of pests to eliminate pests. Researchers use transgenic methods to introduce the gene of green pepper aroma synthesis enzyme into Arabidopsis thaliana of Cruciferae. Once the larvae of Pieris rapae eat the leaves, the fragrance of Arabidopsis thaliana will be enhanced, The parasitoid lays its eggs on the larvae of Pieris rapae, which can eat all the larvae before they form pupae. Therefore, the researchers conclude that if this research result is applied to the formula of vegetables, the use of pesticides can be greatly reduced\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following premises must be added in order to make the researcher's conclusion valid\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, pesticides used in vegetable cultivation are mainly used to eliminate pests\nB: Fragrance of transgenic vegetable leaves will be enhanced after injury\nC: Green fragrance of plants is their weapon of self-defense\nD: At present, China's current law allows the planting of genetically modified vegetables\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the plant leaves are injured, green juice will emerge, and the fragrance of the leaves will become stronger. This green fragrance can lure the natural enemies of pests to eliminate pests. Researchers use transgenic methods to introduce the gene of green pepper aroma synthesis enzyme into Arabidopsis thaliana of Cruciferae. Once the larvae of Pieris rapae eat the leaves, the fragrance of Arabidopsis thaliana will be enhanced, The parasitoid lays its eggs on the larvae of Pieris rapae, which can eat all the larvae before they form pupae. Therefore, the researchers conclude that if this research result is applied to the formula of vegetables, the use of pesticides can be greatly reduced\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following premises must be added in order to make the researcher's conclusion valid\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, pesticides used in vegetable cultivation are mainly used to eliminate pests\nB: Fragrance of transgenic vegetable leaves will be enhanced after injury\nC: Green fragrance of plants is their weapon of self-defense\nD: At present, China's current law allows the planting of genetically modified vegetables\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter the plant leaves are injured, green juice will emerge, and the fragrance of the leaves will become stronger. This green fragrance can lure the natural enemies of pests to eliminate pests. Researchers use transgenic methods to introduce the gene of green pepper aroma synthesis enzyme into Arabidopsis thaliana of Cruciferae. Once the larvae of Pieris rapae eat the leaves, the fragrance of Arabidopsis thaliana will be enhanced, The parasitoid lays its eggs on the larvae of Pieris rapae, which can eat all the larvae before they form pupae. Therefore, the researchers conclude that if this research result is applied to the formula of vegetables, the use of pesticides can be greatly reduced\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following premises must be added in order to make the researcher's conclusion valid\n\nOptions:\nA: At present, pesticides used in vegetable cultivation are mainly used to eliminate pests\nB: Fragrance of transgenic vegetable leaves will be enhanced after injury\nC: Green fragrance of plants is their weapon of self-defense\nD: At present, China's current law allows the planting of genetically modified vegetables\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnyone who went to elementary school in Huangtu Village, as long as they are under 25 years old, is a student of teacher Xin. No one in the village does not know teacher Xin. Zhao Da knows teacher Xin. Li Lan from Huangtu Village is Zhao Da's wife, she is 24 years old and graduated from elementary school when he was 14.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Da is not a student of teacher Xin.\nB: Zhao Da is not from Huangtu Village.\nC: Li Lan is a student of teacher Xin.\nD: Zhao Da is a from Huangtu Village.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnyone who went to elementary school in Huangtu Village, as long as they are under 25 years old, is a student of teacher Xin. No one in the village does not know teacher Xin. Zhao Da knows teacher Xin. Li Lan from Huangtu Village is Zhao Da's wife, she is 24 years old and graduated from elementary school when he was 14.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Da is not a student of teacher Xin.\nB: Zhao Da is not from Huangtu Village.\nC: Li Lan is a student of teacher Xin.\nD: Zhao Da is a from Huangtu Village.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAnyone who went to elementary school in Huangtu Village, as long as they are under 25 years old, is a student of teacher Xin. No one in the village does not know teacher Xin. Zhao Da knows teacher Xin. Li Lan from Huangtu Village is Zhao Da's wife, she is 24 years old and graduated from elementary school when he was 14.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options can be inferred?\n\nOptions:\nA: Zhao Da is not a student of teacher Xin.\nB: Zhao Da is not from Huangtu Village.\nC: Li Lan is a student of teacher Xin.\nD: Zhao Da is a from Huangtu Village.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the apartments on 20th Avenue are in old houses. However, there are twice as many apartments on 20th Avenue as there are old houses. Ttherefore, most old houses on 20th Avenue contain more than one apartment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that some of the buildings on 20th Avenue are not old houses\nB: fails to consider the possibility that some buildings on 20th Avenue may offer types of rental accommodation other than apartments\nC: draws a conclusion that simply restates one of the premises offered in support of the conclusion\nD: fails to address the possibility that a significant number of old houses on 20th Avenue contain three or more apartments\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the apartments on 20th Avenue are in old houses. However, there are twice as many apartments on 20th Avenue as there are old houses. Ttherefore, most old houses on 20th Avenue contain more than one apartment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that some of the buildings on 20th Avenue are not old houses\nB: fails to consider the possibility that some buildings on 20th Avenue may offer types of rental accommodation other than apartments\nC: draws a conclusion that simply restates one of the premises offered in support of the conclusion\nD: fails to address the possibility that a significant number of old houses on 20th Avenue contain three or more apartments\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the apartments on 20th Avenue are in old houses. However, there are twice as many apartments on 20th Avenue as there are old houses. Ttherefore, most old houses on 20th Avenue contain more than one apartment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that some of the buildings on 20th Avenue are not old houses\nB: fails to consider the possibility that some buildings on 20th Avenue may offer types of rental accommodation other than apartments\nC: draws a conclusion that simply restates one of the premises offered in support of the conclusion\nD: fails to address the possibility that a significant number of old houses on 20th Avenue contain three or more apartments\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAll the apartments on 20th Avenue are in old houses. However, there are twice as many apartments on 20th Avenue as there are old houses. Ttherefore, most old houses on 20th Avenue contain more than one apartment.\n\nQuestion:\nThe reasoning in the argument above is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument\n\nOptions:\nA: overlooks the possibility that some of the buildings on 20th Avenue are not old houses\nB: fails to consider the possibility that some buildings on 20th Avenue may offer types of rental accommodation other than apartments\nC: draws a conclusion that simply restates one of the premises offered in support of the conclusion\nD: fails to address the possibility that a significant number of old houses on 20th Avenue contain three or more apartments\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmail marketing refers to a network marketing method that delivers valuable information to target users through emails under the premise of the user's prior permission. Email marketing has three basic elements: based on the user's permission, information is delivered via email, and information It is valuable to users. The lack of one of the three elements cannot be called effective email marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is effective email marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang became a member of a certain brand product publication in 2002. One year after the membership period expired, Xiao Wang decided to withdraw from the membership, but he failed to withdraw from the membership online, and the product continued to send messages\nB: Xiao Li registered a free mailbox on a portal website, and he indicated that he would be willing to receive information about health care and sports competitions. After using the mailbox, the website often sends his mailbox information including health care and merchandise discounts\nC: Xiao Zhao once left an address for a certain manufacturer, hoping that the manufacturer would mail relevant information for free. Later, he received an email without the sender's name, address, identity, and the subject was product catalog. He was afraid that the mail was virus-infected. Delete it without opening it\nD: Xiao Gao received an email with the title Free gift card, direct consumption. After opening it, he found that there was only one address in the recipient column, but it was not his own email address. He was puzzled\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmail marketing refers to a network marketing method that delivers valuable information to target users through emails under the premise of the user's prior permission. Email marketing has three basic elements: based on the user's permission, information is delivered via email, and information It is valuable to users. The lack of one of the three elements cannot be called effective email marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is effective email marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang became a member of a certain brand product publication in 2002. One year after the membership period expired, Xiao Wang decided to withdraw from the membership, but he failed to withdraw from the membership online, and the product continued to send messages\nB: Xiao Li registered a free mailbox on a portal website, and he indicated that he would be willing to receive information about health care and sports competitions. After using the mailbox, the website often sends his mailbox information including health care and merchandise discounts\nC: Xiao Zhao once left an address for a certain manufacturer, hoping that the manufacturer would mail relevant information for free. Later, he received an email without the sender's name, address, identity, and the subject was product catalog. He was afraid that the mail was virus-infected. Delete it without opening it\nD: Xiao Gao received an email with the title Free gift card, direct consumption. After opening it, he found that there was only one address in the recipient column, but it was not his own email address. He was puzzled\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmail marketing refers to a network marketing method that delivers valuable information to target users through emails under the premise of the user's prior permission. Email marketing has three basic elements: based on the user's permission, information is delivered via email, and information It is valuable to users. The lack of one of the three elements cannot be called effective email marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is effective email marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang became a member of a certain brand product publication in 2002. One year after the membership period expired, Xiao Wang decided to withdraw from the membership, but he failed to withdraw from the membership online, and the product continued to send messages\nB: Xiao Li registered a free mailbox on a portal website, and he indicated that he would be willing to receive information about health care and sports competitions. After using the mailbox, the website often sends his mailbox information including health care and merchandise discounts\nC: Xiao Zhao once left an address for a certain manufacturer, hoping that the manufacturer would mail relevant information for free. Later, he received an email without the sender's name, address, identity, and the subject was product catalog. He was afraid that the mail was virus-infected. Delete it without opening it\nD: Xiao Gao received an email with the title Free gift card, direct consumption. After opening it, he found that there was only one address in the recipient column, but it was not his own email address. He was puzzled\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nEmail marketing refers to a network marketing method that delivers valuable information to target users through emails under the premise of the user's prior permission. Email marketing has three basic elements: based on the user's permission, information is delivered via email, and information It is valuable to users. The lack of one of the three elements cannot be called effective email marketing.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following is effective email marketing?\n\nOptions:\nA: Xiao Wang became a member of a certain brand product publication in 2002. One year after the membership period expired, Xiao Wang decided to withdraw from the membership, but he failed to withdraw from the membership online, and the product continued to send messages\nB: Xiao Li registered a free mailbox on a portal website, and he indicated that he would be willing to receive information about health care and sports competitions. After using the mailbox, the website often sends his mailbox information including health care and merchandise discounts\nC: Xiao Zhao once left an address for a certain manufacturer, hoping that the manufacturer would mail relevant information for free. Later, he received an email without the sender's name, address, identity, and the subject was product catalog. He was afraid that the mail was virus-infected. Delete it without opening it\nD: Xiao Gao received an email with the title Free gift card, direct consumption. After opening it, he found that there was only one address in the recipient column, but it was not his own email address. He was puzzled\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNative speakers perceive sentences of their own language as sequences of separate words. But this perception is an illusion. This is shown by the fact that travelers who do not know a local language hear an unintelligible, uninterrupted stream of sound, not sentences with distinct words.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Native speakers' perceptions of their own language are not more accurate than are the perceptions of persons who do not know that language.\nB: Accomplished non-native speakers of a language do not perceive sentences as streams of sound.\nC: It is impossible to understand sentences if they are in fact uninterrupted streams of sound.\nD: People pay less close attention to the way their own language sounds than they do to the way an unfamiliar language sounds.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNative speakers perceive sentences of their own language as sequences of separate words. But this perception is an illusion. This is shown by the fact that travelers who do not know a local language hear an unintelligible, uninterrupted stream of sound, not sentences with distinct words.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Native speakers' perceptions of their own language are not more accurate than are the perceptions of persons who do not know that language.\nB: Accomplished non-native speakers of a language do not perceive sentences as streams of sound.\nC: It is impossible to understand sentences if they are in fact uninterrupted streams of sound.\nD: People pay less close attention to the way their own language sounds than they do to the way an unfamiliar language sounds.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nNative speakers perceive sentences of their own language as sequences of separate words. But this perception is an illusion. This is shown by the fact that travelers who do not know a local language hear an unintelligible, uninterrupted stream of sound, not sentences with distinct words.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?\n\nOptions:\nA: Native speakers' perceptions of their own language are not more accurate than are the perceptions of persons who do not know that language.\nB: Accomplished non-native speakers of a language do not perceive sentences as streams of sound.\nC: It is impossible to understand sentences if they are in fact uninterrupted streams of sound.\nD: People pay less close attention to the way their own language sounds than they do to the way an unfamiliar language sounds.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists are sometimes said to assume that something is not the case until there is proof that it is the case. Now suppose the question arises whether a given food additive is safe. At that point, it would be neither known to be safe nor known not to be safe. By the characterization above, scientists would assume the additive not to be safe because it has not been proven safe. But they would also assume it to be safe because it has not been proven otherwise. But no scientist could assume without contradiction that a given substance is both safe and not safe; so this characterization of scientists is clearly wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following describes the technique of reasoning used above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A general statement is argued to be false by showing that it has deliberately been formulated to mislead.\nB: A statement is shown to be false by showing that it directly contradicts a second statement that is taken to be true.\nC: A statement is argued to be false by showing that taking it to be true leads to implausible consequences.\nD: A general statement is shown to be uninformative by showing that there are as many specific instances in which it is false as there are instances in which it is true.\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists are sometimes said to assume that something is not the case until there is proof that it is the case. Now suppose the question arises whether a given food additive is safe. At that point, it would be neither known to be safe nor known not to be safe. By the characterization above, scientists would assume the additive not to be safe because it has not been proven safe. But they would also assume it to be safe because it has not been proven otherwise. But no scientist could assume without contradiction that a given substance is both safe and not safe; so this characterization of scientists is clearly wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following describes the technique of reasoning used above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A general statement is argued to be false by showing that it has deliberately been formulated to mislead.\nB: A statement is shown to be false by showing that it directly contradicts a second statement that is taken to be true.\nC: A statement is argued to be false by showing that taking it to be true leads to implausible consequences.\nD: A general statement is shown to be uninformative by showing that there are as many specific instances in which it is false as there are instances in which it is true.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists are sometimes said to assume that something is not the case until there is proof that it is the case. Now suppose the question arises whether a given food additive is safe. At that point, it would be neither known to be safe nor known not to be safe. By the characterization above, scientists would assume the additive not to be safe because it has not been proven safe. But they would also assume it to be safe because it has not been proven otherwise. But no scientist could assume without contradiction that a given substance is both safe and not safe; so this characterization of scientists is clearly wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following describes the technique of reasoning used above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A general statement is argued to be false by showing that it has deliberately been formulated to mislead.\nB: A statement is shown to be false by showing that it directly contradicts a second statement that is taken to be true.\nC: A statement is argued to be false by showing that taking it to be true leads to implausible consequences.\nD: A general statement is shown to be uninformative by showing that there are as many specific instances in which it is false as there are instances in which it is true.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nScientists are sometimes said to assume that something is not the case until there is proof that it is the case. Now suppose the question arises whether a given food additive is safe. At that point, it would be neither known to be safe nor known not to be safe. By the characterization above, scientists would assume the additive not to be safe because it has not been proven safe. But they would also assume it to be safe because it has not been proven otherwise. But no scientist could assume without contradiction that a given substance is both safe and not safe; so this characterization of scientists is clearly wrong.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following describes the technique of reasoning used above?\n\nOptions:\nA: A general statement is argued to be false by showing that it has deliberately been formulated to mislead.\nB: A statement is shown to be false by showing that it directly contradicts a second statement that is taken to be true.\nC: A statement is argued to be false by showing that taking it to be true leads to implausible consequences.\nD: A general statement is shown to be uninformative by showing that there are as many specific instances in which it is false as there are instances in which it is true.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, the composite El-Hi education (CEHE) ranking for Silver County was its lowest score on record, since composite were first calculated in 1964. The CEHE ranking is a sophisticated weighed average of standardized testing results from Grade 1 to Grade 12. This year, the testing result for grades 1-6 in Silver County are about the same as they were last year, and the testing results for high school (grades 9-12) in Silver County are lower than last year' s high school results in Silver County. Surely the middle school testing results (grades 7-9) in Silver County will also be as low as, or lower than, last year' s results. Ttherefore, Silver County will undoubtedly establish a new low in its CEHE ranking. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an objection that the main argument rejects; the second present a conclusion that could be drawn if that object were allowed to stand.\nB: The first is a claim that has been advanced in support of a position the argument opposes; the second is a claim advanced in support of the main conclusions of the argument.\nC: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion.\nD: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, the composite El-Hi education (CEHE) ranking for Silver County was its lowest score on record, since composite were first calculated in 1964. The CEHE ranking is a sophisticated weighed average of standardized testing results from Grade 1 to Grade 12. This year, the testing result for grades 1-6 in Silver County are about the same as they were last year, and the testing results for high school (grades 9-12) in Silver County are lower than last year' s high school results in Silver County. Surely the middle school testing results (grades 7-9) in Silver County will also be as low as, or lower than, last year' s results. Ttherefore, Silver County will undoubtedly establish a new low in its CEHE ranking. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an objection that the main argument rejects; the second present a conclusion that could be drawn if that object were allowed to stand.\nB: The first is a claim that has been advanced in support of a position the argument opposes; the second is a claim advanced in support of the main conclusions of the argument.\nC: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion.\nD: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nLast year, the composite El-Hi education (CEHE) ranking for Silver County was its lowest score on record, since composite were first calculated in 1964. The CEHE ranking is a sophisticated weighed average of standardized testing results from Grade 1 to Grade 12. This year, the testing result for grades 1-6 in Silver County are about the same as they were last year, and the testing results for high school (grades 9-12) in Silver County are lower than last year' s high school results in Silver County. Surely the middle school testing results (grades 7-9) in Silver County will also be as low as, or lower than, last year' s results. Ttherefore, Silver County will undoubtedly establish a new low in its CEHE ranking. \n\nQuestion:\nIn the argument, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?\n\nOptions:\nA: The first is an objection that the main argument rejects; the second present a conclusion that could be drawn if that object were allowed to stand.\nB: The first is a claim that has been advanced in support of a position the argument opposes; the second is a claim advanced in support of the main conclusions of the argument.\nC: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is a conclusion drawn in order to support the main conclusion.\nD: The first is a prediction that, if accurate, would provide support for the main conclusion of the argument; the second is that main conclusion.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the Chinese Super League Football League, four members of Guoan team A, B, C and D were together to discuss the transfer application of the club's players. A said: all the players of our club have submitted transfer applications. B said: if Da Liu submitted the transfer application, then Xiao Wang did not submit the application. C said: Da Liu has submitted a transfer application. D said: some players in our club have not submitted a transfer application.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing that only one of the four people is telling lies, which conclusion can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: A lied,Da Liu did not submit the application\nB: B lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\nC: A lied,Xiao Wang did not submit the application\nD: D lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the Chinese Super League Football League, four members of Guoan team A, B, C and D were together to discuss the transfer application of the club's players. A said: all the players of our club have submitted transfer applications. B said: if Da Liu submitted the transfer application, then Xiao Wang did not submit the application. C said: Da Liu has submitted a transfer application. D said: some players in our club have not submitted a transfer application.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing that only one of the four people is telling lies, which conclusion can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: A lied,Da Liu did not submit the application\nB: B lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\nC: A lied,Xiao Wang did not submit the application\nD: D lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nBefore the Chinese Super League Football League, four members of Guoan team A, B, C and D were together to discuss the transfer application of the club's players. A said: all the players of our club have submitted transfer applications. B said: if Da Liu submitted the transfer application, then Xiao Wang did not submit the application. C said: Da Liu has submitted a transfer application. D said: some players in our club have not submitted a transfer application.\n\nQuestion:\nKnowing that only one of the four people is telling lies, which conclusion can be drawn?\n\nOptions:\nA: A lied,Da Liu did not submit the application\nB: B lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\nC: A lied,Xiao Wang did not submit the application\nD: D lied,Xiao Wang submit the application\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn elementary school applied to the local administrative department of education to purchase an additional school bus to strengthen the ability to transport teachers and students. The administrative department of education rejected this application on the grounds that the number of school buses must match the size of the school and the number of teachers and students .According to the current number and scale of the school's teachers and students, the existing school buses are enough.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions can best support the decision of the education administrative department?\n\nOptions:\nA: Survey shows that renting a school bus is more economical than buying a school bus\nB: Among the school buses of this elementary school, at least no vehicles will be scrapped in the near future\nC: The number of primary school-age children in this area will not increase much in the future\nD: The education administrative department has no plan to expand the scale of teachers and students of the school\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn elementary school applied to the local administrative department of education to purchase an additional school bus to strengthen the ability to transport teachers and students. The administrative department of education rejected this application on the grounds that the number of school buses must match the size of the school and the number of teachers and students .According to the current number and scale of the school's teachers and students, the existing school buses are enough.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions can best support the decision of the education administrative department?\n\nOptions:\nA: Survey shows that renting a school bus is more economical than buying a school bus\nB: Among the school buses of this elementary school, at least no vehicles will be scrapped in the near future\nC: The number of primary school-age children in this area will not increase much in the future\nD: The education administrative department has no plan to expand the scale of teachers and students of the school\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAn elementary school applied to the local administrative department of education to purchase an additional school bus to strengthen the ability to transport teachers and students. The administrative department of education rejected this application on the grounds that the number of school buses must match the size of the school and the number of teachers and students .According to the current number and scale of the school's teachers and students, the existing school buses are enough.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following assumptions can best support the decision of the education administrative department?\n\nOptions:\nA: Survey shows that renting a school bus is more economical than buying a school bus\nB: Among the school buses of this elementary school, at least no vehicles will be scrapped in the near future\nC: The number of primary school-age children in this area will not increase much in the future\nD: The education administrative department has no plan to expand the scale of teachers and students of the school\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople like to look out at the ideal view from a semi-enclosed, safe house. If they can choose freely, the home environment they choose is always both. On the one hand, it is a safe shelter, on the other hand, it has a broad vision to develop outward and forage. People of different genders may have slightly different choices, at least among Western landscape painters: female painters emphasize safe housing and the prospect is usually small, while male painters emphasize open prospects. In addition, female painters seem to prefer to place their characters in or near their homes, while male painters often put their characters in an endless space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options misunderstands this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's tendency to choose residence is the main topic, and the comparison of gender is a derivative topic.\nB: People first consider safety when choosing houses, and they are also eager to be close to nature.\nC: It can be seen that the author appreciates the preference of male painters for the open prospect of housing.\nD: It can be inferred that the author believes that the prospect of an ideal house cannot be a forest.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople like to look out at the ideal view from a semi-enclosed, safe house. If they can choose freely, the home environment they choose is always both. On the one hand, it is a safe shelter, on the other hand, it has a broad vision to develop outward and forage. People of different genders may have slightly different choices, at least among Western landscape painters: female painters emphasize safe housing and the prospect is usually small, while male painters emphasize open prospects. In addition, female painters seem to prefer to place their characters in or near their homes, while male painters often put their characters in an endless space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options misunderstands this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's tendency to choose residence is the main topic, and the comparison of gender is a derivative topic.\nB: People first consider safety when choosing houses, and they are also eager to be close to nature.\nC: It can be seen that the author appreciates the preference of male painters for the open prospect of housing.\nD: It can be inferred that the author believes that the prospect of an ideal house cannot be a forest.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPeople like to look out at the ideal view from a semi-enclosed, safe house. If they can choose freely, the home environment they choose is always both. On the one hand, it is a safe shelter, on the other hand, it has a broad vision to develop outward and forage. People of different genders may have slightly different choices, at least among Western landscape painters: female painters emphasize safe housing and the prospect is usually small, while male painters emphasize open prospects. In addition, female painters seem to prefer to place their characters in or near their homes, while male painters often put their characters in an endless space.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options misunderstands this passage?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's tendency to choose residence is the main topic, and the comparison of gender is a derivative topic.\nB: People first consider safety when choosing houses, and they are also eager to be close to nature.\nC: It can be seen that the author appreciates the preference of male painters for the open prospect of housing.\nD: It can be inferred that the author believes that the prospect of an ideal house cannot be a forest.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough administrative decision-making in strict accordance with the scientific way of thinking can reduce mistakes and achieve accuracy, decision-making is human action after all. People do not operate according to the law and produce products on a scale as machines do.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this passage is intended to tell us?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's subjective factors can not be ignored in the process of administrative decision-making.\nB: Human subjectivity is often the main cause of decision-making mistakes.\nC: As the main body of administrative decision-making, people need to regulate their own behavior.\nD: Scientific mode of thinking is the premise of scientific administrative decision-making.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough administrative decision-making in strict accordance with the scientific way of thinking can reduce mistakes and achieve accuracy, decision-making is human action after all. People do not operate according to the law and produce products on a scale as machines do.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this passage is intended to tell us?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's subjective factors can not be ignored in the process of administrative decision-making.\nB: Human subjectivity is often the main cause of decision-making mistakes.\nC: As the main body of administrative decision-making, people need to regulate their own behavior.\nD: Scientific mode of thinking is the premise of scientific administrative decision-making.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAlthough administrative decision-making in strict accordance with the scientific way of thinking can reduce mistakes and achieve accuracy, decision-making is human action after all. People do not operate according to the law and produce products on a scale as machines do.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following options is what this passage is intended to tell us?\n\nOptions:\nA: People's subjective factors can not be ignored in the process of administrative decision-making.\nB: Human subjectivity is often the main cause of decision-making mistakes.\nC: As the main body of administrative decision-making, people need to regulate their own behavior.\nD: Scientific mode of thinking is the premise of scientific administrative decision-making.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five sprinters A, B, C, D, and E in the men's 100-meter final. In the stands, Zhao Ming and Qian Liang are predicting their place. Zhao Ming said that the ranking is E, D, C, A, B; Qian Liang said that the ranking is A, E, B, C, D. The results of the final show: Zhao Ming neither guessed the correct ranking of any athlete, nor did he guess the order of any pair of adjacent athletes; Qian Liang Guessed the correct position of the two athletes, and guessed the order of the two pairs of adjacent athletes.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following is the ranking of the five sprinters?\n\nOptions:\nA: A,B,C,D,E.\nB: B,A,E,C,D.\nC: E,D,A,B,C.\nD: C,D,E,A,B.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five sprinters A, B, C, D, and E in the men's 100-meter final. In the stands, Zhao Ming and Qian Liang are predicting their place. Zhao Ming said that the ranking is E, D, C, A, B; Qian Liang said that the ranking is A, E, B, C, D. The results of the final show: Zhao Ming neither guessed the correct ranking of any athlete, nor did he guess the order of any pair of adjacent athletes; Qian Liang Guessed the correct position of the two athletes, and guessed the order of the two pairs of adjacent athletes.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following is the ranking of the five sprinters?\n\nOptions:\nA: A,B,C,D,E.\nB: B,A,E,C,D.\nC: E,D,A,B,C.\nD: C,D,E,A,B.\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere are five sprinters A, B, C, D, and E in the men's 100-meter final. In the stands, Zhao Ming and Qian Liang are predicting their place. Zhao Ming said that the ranking is E, D, C, A, B; Qian Liang said that the ranking is A, E, B, C, D. The results of the final show: Zhao Ming neither guessed the correct ranking of any athlete, nor did he guess the order of any pair of adjacent athletes; Qian Liang Guessed the correct position of the two athletes, and guessed the order of the two pairs of adjacent athletes.\n\nQuestion:\nBased on this, which of the following is the ranking of the five sprinters?\n\nOptions:\nA: A,B,C,D,E.\nB: B,A,E,C,D.\nC: E,D,A,B,C.\nD: C,D,E,A,B.\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights stipulates that patents for certain inventions shall not be granted simply because their national laws prohibit the commercial implementation of certain inventions.\n\nQuestion:\nIt is known that country A is a member of the Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights (trips). Which of the following statements is inconsistent with the above provisions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The prohibition of the commercial implementation of an invention by the law of country A does not deduce that the patent right for the invention cannot be granted\nB: The granting of a patent right for an invention from the law of country A does not allow the commercial implementation of the invention\nC: In country A, the commercial implementation of an eavesdropping device is prohibited by law, so it is not allowed to grant a patent\nD: In country A, an invention to improve gun targeting has been granted a patent, but the commercial implementation of the invention is prohibited\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights stipulates that patents for certain inventions shall not be granted simply because their national laws prohibit the commercial implementation of certain inventions.\n\nQuestion:\nIt is known that country A is a member of the Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights (trips). Which of the following statements is inconsistent with the above provisions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The prohibition of the commercial implementation of an invention by the law of country A does not deduce that the patent right for the invention cannot be granted\nB: The granting of a patent right for an invention from the law of country A does not allow the commercial implementation of the invention\nC: In country A, the commercial implementation of an eavesdropping device is prohibited by law, so it is not allowed to grant a patent\nD: In country A, an invention to improve gun targeting has been granted a patent, but the commercial implementation of the invention is prohibited\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThe Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights stipulates that patents for certain inventions shall not be granted simply because their national laws prohibit the commercial implementation of certain inventions.\n\nQuestion:\nIt is known that country A is a member of the Agreement on Trade-related aspects of intellectual property Rights (trips). Which of the following statements is inconsistent with the above provisions?\n\nOptions:\nA: The prohibition of the commercial implementation of an invention by the law of country A does not deduce that the patent right for the invention cannot be granted\nB: The granting of a patent right for an invention from the law of country A does not allow the commercial implementation of the invention\nC: In country A, the commercial implementation of an eavesdropping device is prohibited by law, so it is not allowed to grant a patent\nD: In country A, an invention to improve gun targeting has been granted a patent, but the commercial implementation of the invention is prohibited\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditional Chinese medicine is composed of traditional medicine of han, Tibetan, Mongolian and other nationalities. It has the mysterious place of Oriental traditional medicine, often contains the ingredients of myth and legend. Many of its principles cannot be scientifically explained by modern medical theories. But this mysterious medicine, but often has a magical effect. Tibetan medicine, for example, has for a long time treated patients with plants, animals, minerals and food unique to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, which has a good effect on many diseases that make modern medicine difficult, including cancer and stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following illustrates the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Composition and characteristics of Traditional Chinese medicine\nB: The treatment principle of Traditional Chinese medicine\nC: Traditional Chinese medicine has magical effects\nD: The difference between Chinese traditional medicine and modern medicine\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditional Chinese medicine is composed of traditional medicine of han, Tibetan, Mongolian and other nationalities. It has the mysterious place of Oriental traditional medicine, often contains the ingredients of myth and legend. Many of its principles cannot be scientifically explained by modern medical theories. But this mysterious medicine, but often has a magical effect. Tibetan medicine, for example, has for a long time treated patients with plants, animals, minerals and food unique to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, which has a good effect on many diseases that make modern medicine difficult, including cancer and stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following illustrates the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Composition and characteristics of Traditional Chinese medicine\nB: The treatment principle of Traditional Chinese medicine\nC: Traditional Chinese medicine has magical effects\nD: The difference between Chinese traditional medicine and modern medicine\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nTraditional Chinese medicine is composed of traditional medicine of han, Tibetan, Mongolian and other nationalities. It has the mysterious place of Oriental traditional medicine, often contains the ingredients of myth and legend. Many of its principles cannot be scientifically explained by modern medical theories. But this mysterious medicine, but often has a magical effect. Tibetan medicine, for example, has for a long time treated patients with plants, animals, minerals and food unique to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, which has a good effect on many diseases that make modern medicine difficult, including cancer and stroke.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following illustrates the meaning of the text?\n\nOptions:\nA: Composition and characteristics of Traditional Chinese medicine\nB: The treatment principle of Traditional Chinese medicine\nC: Traditional Chinese medicine has magical effects\nD: The difference between Chinese traditional medicine and modern medicine\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen introducing a kind of tea to the guests, a tea dealer said: this kind of tea is produced in Yunshan, and the famous Yunshan tea is produced in Yunshan, so this is authentic Yunshan tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the dealer's logic when introducing tea?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students in Class 3 are diligent and studious. Xiao Li is a student in Class 3, so Xiao Li is diligent and studious\nB: The Flying Brand car is made in a certain country, and the car just now is not a Flying Brand, so it must not be made in the certain country\nC: All drivers must have a driver's license. Xiao Zheng has a driver's license, so Xiao Zheng is the driver\nD: A good doctor needs superb medical skills and noble medical ethics. Xiao Chen has both, so he is a good doctor\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen introducing a kind of tea to the guests, a tea dealer said: this kind of tea is produced in Yunshan, and the famous Yunshan tea is produced in Yunshan, so this is authentic Yunshan tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the dealer's logic when introducing tea?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students in Class 3 are diligent and studious. Xiao Li is a student in Class 3, so Xiao Li is diligent and studious\nB: The Flying Brand car is made in a certain country, and the car just now is not a Flying Brand, so it must not be made in the certain country\nC: All drivers must have a driver's license. Xiao Zheng has a driver's license, so Xiao Zheng is the driver\nD: A good doctor needs superb medical skills and noble medical ethics. Xiao Chen has both, so he is a good doctor\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen introducing a kind of tea to the guests, a tea dealer said: this kind of tea is produced in Yunshan, and the famous Yunshan tea is produced in Yunshan, so this is authentic Yunshan tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the dealer's logic when introducing tea?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students in Class 3 are diligent and studious. Xiao Li is a student in Class 3, so Xiao Li is diligent and studious\nB: The Flying Brand car is made in a certain country, and the car just now is not a Flying Brand, so it must not be made in the certain country\nC: All drivers must have a driver's license. Xiao Zheng has a driver's license, so Xiao Zheng is the driver\nD: A good doctor needs superb medical skills and noble medical ethics. Xiao Chen has both, so he is a good doctor\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nWhen introducing a kind of tea to the guests, a tea dealer said: this kind of tea is produced in Yunshan, and the famous Yunshan tea is produced in Yunshan, so this is authentic Yunshan tea.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich of the following is most similar to the dealer's logic when introducing tea?\n\nOptions:\nA: The students in Class 3 are diligent and studious. Xiao Li is a student in Class 3, so Xiao Li is diligent and studious\nB: The Flying Brand car is made in a certain country, and the car just now is not a Flying Brand, so it must not be made in the certain country\nC: All drivers must have a driver's license. Xiao Zheng has a driver's license, so Xiao Zheng is the driver\nD: A good doctor needs superb medical skills and noble medical ethics. Xiao Chen has both, so he is a good doctor\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that minors smoking should be banned. However, we cannot explicitly prohibit the use of vending machines in order to prevent minors from smoking. This kind of ban is like setting up roadblocks on the roads in order to prohibit driving without a license. These roadblocks undoubtedly prohibit unlicensed driving, but it also blocks more than 99% of licensed drivers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the most important to answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Does the proportion of minor smokers in the total smokers exceed 1%?\nB: How much inconvenience does the prohibition of using vending machines bring to adult cigarette buyers?\nC: Does the proportion of unlicensed drivers in the total drivers really not exceed 1%?\nD: Is the harm of minor smoking really as serious as the public thinks?\n\n\nThe answer is A",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that minors smoking should be banned. However, we cannot explicitly prohibit the use of vending machines in order to prevent minors from smoking. This kind of ban is like setting up roadblocks on the roads in order to prohibit driving without a license. These roadblocks undoubtedly prohibit unlicensed driving, but it also blocks more than 99% of licensed drivers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the most important to answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Does the proportion of minor smokers in the total smokers exceed 1%?\nB: How much inconvenience does the prohibition of using vending machines bring to adult cigarette buyers?\nC: Does the proportion of unlicensed drivers in the total drivers really not exceed 1%?\nD: Is the harm of minor smoking really as serious as the public thinks?\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that minors smoking should be banned. However, we cannot explicitly prohibit the use of vending machines in order to prevent minors from smoking. This kind of ban is like setting up roadblocks on the roads in order to prohibit driving without a license. These roadblocks undoubtedly prohibit unlicensed driving, but it also blocks more than 99% of licensed drivers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the most important to answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Does the proportion of minor smokers in the total smokers exceed 1%?\nB: How much inconvenience does the prohibition of using vending machines bring to adult cigarette buyers?\nC: Does the proportion of unlicensed drivers in the total drivers really not exceed 1%?\nD: Is the harm of minor smoking really as serious as the public thinks?\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nThere is no doubt that minors smoking should be banned. However, we cannot explicitly prohibit the use of vending machines in order to prevent minors from smoking. This kind of ban is like setting up roadblocks on the roads in order to prohibit driving without a license. These roadblocks undoubtedly prohibit unlicensed driving, but it also blocks more than 99% of licensed drivers.\n\nQuestion:\nIn order to evaluate the above argument, which of the following questions is the most important to answer?\n\nOptions:\nA: Does the proportion of minor smokers in the total smokers exceed 1%?\nB: How much inconvenience does the prohibition of using vending machines bring to adult cigarette buyers?\nC: Does the proportion of unlicensed drivers in the total drivers really not exceed 1%?\nD: Is the harm of minor smoking really as serious as the public thinks?\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nA township office purchased a batch of ballpoint pens, which were equally divided among five staff members, each with three, and there were still three left.\n\nQuestion:\nHow many ballpoint pens are there in this batch?\n\nOptions:\nA: 13\nB: 15\nC: 18\nD: 21\n\n\nThe answer is C",
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Hearing The Confession is a review system stipulated in the Song Dynasty to prevent unjust, false and wrong cases. It means that if prisoners file a complaint during recording or execution, the case must be analyzed and tried. The different investigation in the Song Dynasty is divided into two forms: the company transfer investigation of the original trial organ and the official transfer investigation. The company transfer investigation refers to that the original trial organ submits the case to another judicial organ at the same level for review It means that the original trial authority reports the case to the superior authority, and the superior authority is responsible for sending officials of another organ irrelevant to the original trial authority for retrial. In this case, officials of the superior authority are often sent to the original trial authority for trial, or the case is transferred to the superior authority for review.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items does not belong to After Hearing The Confession :\n\nOptions:\nA: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, he may transfer the case to the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, for retrial\nB: In the Song Dynasty, the central judicial organs had two criminal departments, the left and right. If a prisoner lodged a complaint against a case tried in one department, it would be retried by the other department\nC: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, can go to the state or county in person to retrial the case\nD: In the Song Dynasty, the local judicial organs were divided into three levels: Road, state and county. After making a judgment on the case appealed from the county to the state, if the prisoner appealed, the state sent it back to the county for retrial\n\n\nThe answer is B",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Hearing The Confession is a review system stipulated in the Song Dynasty to prevent unjust, false and wrong cases. It means that if prisoners file a complaint during recording or execution, the case must be analyzed and tried. The different investigation in the Song Dynasty is divided into two forms: the company transfer investigation of the original trial organ and the official transfer investigation. The company transfer investigation refers to that the original trial organ submits the case to another judicial organ at the same level for review It means that the original trial authority reports the case to the superior authority, and the superior authority is responsible for sending officials of another organ irrelevant to the original trial authority for retrial. In this case, officials of the superior authority are often sent to the original trial authority for trial, or the case is transferred to the superior authority for review.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items does not belong to After Hearing The Confession :\n\nOptions:\nA: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, he may transfer the case to the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, for retrial\nB: In the Song Dynasty, the central judicial organs had two criminal departments, the left and right. If a prisoner lodged a complaint against a case tried in one department, it would be retried by the other department\nC: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, can go to the state or county in person to retrial the case\nD: In the Song Dynasty, the local judicial organs were divided into three levels: Road, state and county. After making a judgment on the case appealed from the county to the state, if the prisoner appealed, the state sent it back to the county for retrial\n\n\nThe answer is C",
+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nAfter Hearing The Confession is a review system stipulated in the Song Dynasty to prevent unjust, false and wrong cases. It means that if prisoners file a complaint during recording or execution, the case must be analyzed and tried. The different investigation in the Song Dynasty is divided into two forms: the company transfer investigation of the original trial organ and the official transfer investigation. The company transfer investigation refers to that the original trial organ submits the case to another judicial organ at the same level for review It means that the original trial authority reports the case to the superior authority, and the superior authority is responsible for sending officials of another organ irrelevant to the original trial authority for retrial. In this case, officials of the superior authority are often sent to the original trial authority for trial, or the case is transferred to the superior authority for review.\n\nQuestion:\nAccording to the above definition, which of the following items does not belong to After Hearing The Confession :\n\nOptions:\nA: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, he may transfer the case to the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, for retrial\nB: In the Song Dynasty, the central judicial organs had two criminal departments, the left and right. If a prisoner lodged a complaint against a case tried in one department, it would be retried by the other department\nC: If a prisoner appeals against a case tried by a state or county, the superior of the state or county, the chief of the road, can go to the state or county in person to retrial the case\nD: In the Song Dynasty, the local judicial organs were divided into three levels: Road, state and county. After making a judgment on the case appealed from the county to the state, if the prisoner appealed, the state sent it back to the county for retrial\n\n\nThe answer is D"
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+ "Answer the following question with the given context:\n\n\n\nContext:\nPrinciple: Employees of telemarketing agencies should never do anything that predisposes people to dislike the agencies' clients. Application: If an employee of a telemarketing agency has been told by a person the employee has called that he or she does not want to buy the product of a client of the agency, the employee should not try to talk that person into doing so.\n\nQuestion:\nWhich one of the following, if true, justifies the given application of the principle above?\n\nOptions:\nA: Some people that an employee of a telemarketing agency calls to ask them to buy the product of a client of the agency will refuse to do so even though they are not predisposed to dislike the client.\nB: Any employee of a telemarketing agency who tries to get someone to buy the product of a client of the agency after the person has said that he or she does not want to will engender animosity toward the client.\nC: Some employees of telemarketing agencies are unlikely to be certain about whether trying to talk someone into buying the product of a client of the agency after the person has said that he or she does not want to will likely engender animosity toward the client.\nD: People who are already predisposed to dislike the client of a telemarketing agency are more likely to refuse to buy the product of that client than are people who are predisposed to like the client.\n\n\nThe answer is B",
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