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Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | JFK | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: JFK[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | John F. Kennedy | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: John F. Kennedy[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | John Fitzgerald Kennedy | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: John Fitzgerald Kennedy[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | Jake Kennedy | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: Jake Kennedy[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | Joh Kennedy | 5 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: Joh Kennedy[/INST]
Score: 5</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | John F. Kenedy | 5 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: John F. Kenedy[/INST]
Score: 5</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | Donald Trunp | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: Donald Trunp[/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | George W. Bush | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: George W. Bush[/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
Who is the 35th President of the United States? | John Kennedy | Steve Jobs | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 35th President of the United States?
A:John Kennedy
Student: Steve Jobs[/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Dwight D. Eisenhower | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Dwight D. Eisenhower[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Dwight David Eisenhower | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Dwight David Eisenhower[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Apple Tree | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Apple Tree[/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Someone crazy | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Someone crazy[/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | 0 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: [/INST]
Score: 0</s> |
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Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Dwight D | 3 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Dwight D[/INST]
Score: 3</s> |
Who is the 34th President of the United States? | Dwight Eisenhower | Eisenhower | 5 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 34th President of the United States?
A:Dwight Eisenhower
Student: Eisenhower[/INST]
Score: 5</s> |
Who is the 36th president of the United States? | Lyndon Johnson | Lyndon B. Johnson | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 36th president of the United States?
A:Lyndon Johnson
Student: Lyndon B. Johnson[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 36th president of the United States? | Lyndon Johnson | Lyndon Baines Johnson | 10 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 36th president of the United States?
A:Lyndon Johnson
Student: Lyndon Baines Johnson[/INST]
Score: 10</s> |
Who is the 36th president of the United States? | Lyndon Johnson | Lyndon | 3 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 36th president of the United States?
A:Lyndon Johnson
Student: Lyndon[/INST]
Score: 3</s> |
Who is the 36th president of the United States? | Lyndon Johnson | Ly Johnson | 8 | <s>[INST]
You are an assistant for marking the assignment from students. The question and answer are given in the context.
The question is marked as "Q:" and the answer is marked as "A:".
Your task is to evaluate the answer given by the student marked "Student:" and give a score from 0 to 10.
0 means the answer is totally wrong and 10 means the answer is perfect.
You must also be awared of variations in the answer. For example, the answer is correct but the student uses different words.
Example of such variations for John Kennedy that should be given full marks are as follows:
John F. Kennedy, JFK, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, etc are all perfectly valid variations of the same name.
Example of such variations that some points should be dedected are as follows:
Joh Kennedy, John F. Kenedy, etc are all variations of the same name but should be deducted some points.
Example of totally wrong answers are as follows:
Donald Trunp, George W. Bush, Steve Jobs, etc are all totally wrong answers.
Q:Who is the 36th president of the United States?
A:Lyndon Johnson
Student: Ly Johnson[/INST]
Score: 8</s> |
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