gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Leopard,Lobster,SYSTEM,Falcon,Guinea pig&&E,5,P,6
Leopard: I say E and 6
Falcon: That is what I selected
Lobster: I just put E
Leopard: think its e n 6 because the rule is about vowels and even numbers
Lobster: 'The rule doesn''t say that every even number has a vowel on the other side'
Guinea pig: I just chose E figuring what ever is in back of it will enough
Falcon: actually maybe it is all of them
Falcon: since with all of them there is an instance of a vowel, consonant, even and odd number
Leopard: yes but if you flip it?
Leopard: if you flip the e it suppse to be an even
Leopard: same applies to 6 it should be a vowel
Guinea pig: Yea I can see your point
Leopard: i think the bolded letters in the task instructions are key
Falcon: but i think what i said is wrong
Leopard: read the task slowly
Leopard: it even adds a :
Leopard: to the task
Leopard: sorry rule
Leopard: All cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other
Leopard: thats the only rule
Guinea pig: so we just flip E?
Leopard: i think its e n 6
Leopard: you have to test both sides to verify the rule
Falcon: I think it is just E now lol
Leopard: i believe
Guinea pig: ok so if 6 is a vowel than it is true
Leopard: hmmm
Lobster: 'I''m still not convinced'
Leopard: good point lol
Leopard: i think it may just be E LOL
Lobster: It does not say all even numbers on one side have a vowel on the other
Falcon: the rule does not state that consonants cannot also have an even number
Lobster: Even if there is a consonant on the other side of 6, all vowels could still have an even number
Guinea pig: so just need to check E then?
Leopard: i think its just e
Lobster: believe so
Falcon: me too
Lobster: E
Guinea pig: I good with E
Guinea pig: am
Leopard: yup
Leopard: E
Falcon: E
Guinea pig: E