Premise: Three kids on a scooter with three wheels.

Hypothesis: Three kids climb on a jungle gym and one hangs upside down.
Relation: contradiction

Hypothesis: The group of kids did not want to take turns riding the scooter.
Relation: neutral

Hypothesis: The kids are on a wagon with six wheels.
Relation: contradiction

Hypothesis: A vehicle has an equal number of wheels as riders.
Relation: entailment

Hypothesis: The three kids are family.
Relation: neutral

Hypothesis: The kids were taking turns riding on the scooter.
Relation: neutral

Hypothesis: An FBI agent is making a phone call from a bathroom stall.
Relation: contradiction

Hypothesis: Three kids are playing.
Relation: entailment

Hypothesis: The kids were having fun with their scooter.
Relation: entailment

Hypothesis: Triplets are involved in a scooter race but in danger of tipping over.
Relation: neutral

Hypothesis: Children are riding a vehicle.
Relation: entailment

Hypothesis: The scooter with four wheels was no fun for the two boys.
Relation: contradiction

Hypothesis: A scooter is being ridden by three children.
Relation: entailment

Hypothesis: Children are riding towards their mother.
Relation: neutral

Hypothesis: Children are asleep.
Relation: contradiction