Premise: Candy<br>When I was bad my mother refused to feed me. My brother and his friends noticed when it had been a long time. They sneaked candy from the junk drawer into my room at night. I started seeing candy as happiness and love. I began eating candy all the time.

Hypothesis: the brother felt bad for his sibling.

He must of felt bad since he reacted by bringing the sibling candy. The computer might not know of motivations behind people's actions.


Premise: A Girl Name Reagan<br>Tim was asked to show the new student around. He was to wait in the school office for a student named Reagan. Waiting for the student to arrive he wondered what they would be like. Tim assumed the person would be tall like him and a boy. When the person finally arrived it was short girl dressed all in blue.

Hypothesis: Tim thought he was waiting for a boy named Reagan.

In the story, Tim imagined that the person he was waiting for was a boy like him but it turned out to be a girl.


Premise:
I shed quarts of tears while writing it , and the other girls shed gallons while I read it .
Jane Andrews ' mother scolded her frightfully because she had so many handkerchiefs in the wash that week .
It 's a harrowing tale of the wanderings of a Methodist minister 's wife .

Hypothesis: Many of the readers were lacrimose.

Lacrimose means crying or teary; the readers are described this way. Computer probably doesn't know the synonym


Premise: Bob The Bottle Cap Collector<br>Bob's was in the mood to find bottle caps. Today, he went to the beach to find some buried ones. He used his metal detector to find them. At the end of the day, he detected something on his detector. The detector found the most valuable bottle cap ever.

Hypothesis: If bottle caps were made of rubber, the metal detector would not be able to find them.

A metal detector only detects items that consist of metal and so are unable to detect rubber.


Premise:
His tone brought the blood into Ellis Duncan 's face .
The lad opened his lips quickly , as if for an angry retort , but as quickly closed them again with a set firmness oddly like Timothy Robinson 's own .
`` When I heard that lazy , worthless father of yours was dead , I expected you and your mother would be looking to me for help , '' Timothy Robinson went on harshly .
`` But you 're mistaken if you think I 'll give it .
You 've no claim on me , even if your father was my half-brother -- no claim at all .
And I 'm not noted for charity . ''
Timothy Robinson smiled grimly .

Hypothesis: robinson is Duncan's uncle.

if he is the half brother of Duncan's father, then he is Duncan's uncle


Premise: Starving<br>Kana and her mom were camping. They were having fun - but Kana was hungry. She wished she could cook s'mores or wieners! In the end, she gave up and walked to the camp store. There, she bought - and devoured - a grilled cheese sandwich!

Hypothesis: Kana likes hot dogs

Kana wanted to cook weiners, it follows that she must like hot dogs


Premise:
Her son , who was in Kingsport with his regiment , was seriously ill with pneumonia , and she must go to him at once .
The members of the concert committee looked at each other in blank dismay .
What was to be done ?
`` This comes of depending on outside help , '' said Olive Kirk , disagreeably .
`` We must do something , '' said Rilla , too desperate to care for Olive 's manner .
`` We 've advertised the concert everywhere -- and crowds are coming -- there 's even a big party coming out from town -- and we were short enough of music as it was .

Hypothesis: Rilla was so desperate she didn't care how Olive spoke to her.

She said as much in the passage, she was so desperate she didn't care about her manner


Premise:
Woe , alone , and at the lines ... We each are young , we each have a heart , Oh , why should we stand thus coldly apart ?
he looked at Meg with such a lackadiasical expression that she laughed outright and spoiled his song .
`` How can you be so cruel to me ? ''
he whispered , under cover of a lively chorus .
`` You 've kept close to that starched-up Englishwoman all day , and now you snub me . ''

Hypothesis: Meg was not being serious during his chorus

She laughed at him, so obviously not being serious.


Premise:
She had been afraid she would be alone in a crowd of boys .
Mirabel was almost as bad as a boy -- she was so noisy and sunburned and reckless .
But at least she wore dresses .
`` We 've come to go fishing , '' announced Davy .
`` Whoop , '' yelled the Cottons .
They rushed away to dig worms at once , Mirabel leading the van with a tin can .
Dora could have sat down and cried .
Oh , if only that hateful Frank Bell had never kissed her !
Then she could have defied Davy , and gone to her beloved Sunday School .

Hypothesis: Dora loved school on a sunday

dora could have sat down and cried. Oh, if only hateful frank bell had never kissed her. Then she could have defied davy, and gone to her "beloved sunday school"  .  So dora beloved sunday school, so " Dora loved school on a sunday" , is definitely correct.


Premise: Marching Band<br>I always wanted to be in a marching band. The only instrument I played was piano. My friend told the instructor I wanted to be in the band. He handed me a baritone and told me to learn it. I took it home and learned it and then I was in the band!

Hypothesis: He did not play the piano in band


Premise: The Playpen<br>Andrea had to get some chores done. She put her kid in the playpen. She zoomed around the house and cleaned it quickly. The house looked great! Her baby cried and demanded that she take him out.

Hypothesis: Andrea had numerous chores to get done


Premise: Squirrel<br>Jess was going on her evening run in the neighborhood. When she got back she noticed a baby squirrel on the lawn. It was barely moving because it had fallen out of its tree. She took it into the house, but her dad would not let her keep it. She called a shelter so they could adopt the squirrel.

Hypothesis: The squirrel was badly injured

The squirrel was so injured it wasnt moving


Premise:
Stand to the rear-pole , Sonoo and Taree . '
They obeyed swiftly .
` Lower now , and lift in that holy man .<br>I will see to the village and your virtuous wives till ye return . '<br>` When will that be ? '
` Ask the priests .<br>Do not pester me .<br>Lay the food-bag at the foot , it balances better so . '<br>` Oh , Holy One , thy Hills are kinder than our Plains ! '
cried Kim , relieved , as the lama tottered to the litter .
` It is a very king 's bed -- a place of honour and ease .
And we owe it to -- ' ' A woman of ill-omen .
I need thy blessings as much as I do thy curses .
It is my order and none of thine .

Hypothesis: Priests will know when I will return

I will see to the village and your virtuous wives till ye return . '
` When will that be ? '
` Ask the priests


Premise: Randy and Jake<br>Randy and Jake were teenagers. They lived next door to each other. One night they decided to go out in Jake's car. Jake backed into his parent's friend's car. They are both got their cars taken away.

Hypothesis: Randy's mother is Jake's father's neighbor.

Randy and Jake live next door to each other. Therefore, they are neighbors. That would mean that each boy's parents are also neighbors. So, Randy's mother must be the neighbor of Jake's father.


Premise: Better Socks<br>I always used to buy the cheapest socks available. I figured it was inconsequential. But I started walking to work and getting blisters. I upgraded to softer and more expensive sock varieties. Now I can never go back.

Hypothesis: After I bought more expensive soft socks my blisters from the cheap socks went away

I think it was difficult because I was wordy


Premise:
Very , very lovely were the reds and yellows and browns against the dark green of the pines and the spruces and the hemlocks .
The Purple Hills were more softly purple than at any other season of the year .
It was all very , very beautiful .
But Peter had no thought for the beauty of it all , for the Spirit of Fear had visited even the dear Old Briar-patch , and Peter was afraid .

Hypothesis: This person really appreciates the landscape.

Very , very lovely were the reds and yellows and browns against the dark green of the pines means he appreciates the landscape which makes it correct.


Premise:
The Old Lady went without supper that night because of it , but Chris never knew that .
The Old Lady thought it a most beautiful June .
She no longer hated the new days ; on the contrary , she welcomed them .
`` Every day is an uncommon day now , '' she said jubilantly to herself -- for did not almost every day bring her a glimpse of Sylvia ?

Hypothesis: Only the Old Lady is quoted.

"Every day is an uncommon day now'' she said jubilantly to herself. The system is confused by the context.


Premise: The Stew<br>Josh liked cooking. He decided to make a stew. He chopped the vegetables and meat. He mixed it in a pot and let it simmer. The stew tasted great!

Hypothesis: Josh used a knife when cooking stew


Premise: Scary Dream<br>Tom woke up in a cold sweat. He was shaking and scared. He realized he had just had a scary dream. Tom was too afraid to fall back asleep. Instead he stayed up all night.

Hypothesis: Tom did not have another chance to dream again that night after his nightmare.

Because Tom did not go back to sleep, he did not have another chance to dream after his nightmare. AI might not recognize sleeping as necessary for dreaming.


Premise: The Mower<br>Josh was mowing his yard. It had just rained recently. The ground was still a little soft. The lawnmower started to slow down. Josh realized the mower was stuck in the mud.

Hypothesis: Josh got stuck in the mud.

The statement belongs to the definitely correct category because Josh was stuck in the mud, though it was through the lawnmower which may be the reason the AI had difficulty.


Premise: Maria's Morning<br>Maria woke up around 8:30 on Saturday. She lied in bed for half an hour before getting up. She got dressed and made some coffee. Maria drank the coffee and read the news online. Then, Maria decided to make breakfast.

Hypothesis: maria woke up on saturday before drinking coffee


Premise: Swarthy Jones<br>Swarthy Jones was a bouncer at a local club. He turned down a girl because she was too ugly. Her boyfriend returned minutes later. Swarthy Jones had never seen someone bigger than him. Swarthy Jones was afraid, and let the girlfriend in.

Hypothesis: Swarthy would have let in a prettier girl.

I did not use a lot of the original language.


Premise: Logan goes to the Fair<br>Logan is going to the fair. It is the state fair. He is going to eat food. He is going to ride on rides. He is going to have fun.

Hypothesis: Logan went to the fair and ate good

Yes he is going to eat food at the state fair


Premise: Glasses<br>When I was a kid my parents noticed I was squinting a lot. They took me in for an eye exam. We all learned that I had terrible vision. The first day with glasses I fell down a lot. After I stopped falling down the glasses made life better.

Hypothesis: I fell down a lot when I had glasses

The statement says "The first day with glasses I fell down a lot. After I stopped falling down the glasses made life better." which means when I had glasses I fell down a lot


Premise:
Of late we had been growing a little discouraged .
Aunt Susanna had recently read a magazine article which stated that the higher education of women was ruining our country and that a woman who was a B.A. could n't , in the very nature of things , ever be a housewifely , cookly creature .
Consequently , Margaret 's chances looked a little foggy ; but we had n't quite given up hope .
A very little thing might sway Aunt Susanna one way or the other , so that we walked very softly and tried to mingle serpents ' wisdom and doves ' harmlessness in practical portions .

Hypothesis: Women are oppressed in society.

The tone of the text just amplifies the fact that women are expected to be creatures of servitude. This is kind of an abstract concept that i'm sure the system is incapable of digesting properly.


Premise: The Walkie Talkie<br>The boys loved playing outside. They had walkie talkies that the used to talk to each other. They would run through the woods and keep in contact with them. They played this game all summer. THey couldn't wait until next summer to play it again!

Hypothesis: The walkie talkies made it easy for the boys to keep in contact with each other

The whole context is about how the boys used the walkie talkies to talk to each other the whole summer. I think the system didn't guess right because I didn't use a lot of the same words from the context in my answer.


Premise: The Wet Puddle<br>Mandy was walking to school in her favorite sneakers. She accidentally stepped in a puddle along the way. Because of the puddle her shoes were now sopping. All day her feet felt wet and cold. Finally at the end of the day she took her shoes off and warmed up.

Hypothesis: Mandy never meant to splash in the puddle..

Mandy accidentally stepped in a puddle along the way, so she never meant to splash in the puddle. The word 'never' fooled the model since it usually signals a neither/nor statement.


Premise: Lost Cat<br>Sam returned to his home after work. He went to feed his cat. Sam's cat was nowhere to be found. Sam searched everywhere for his cat. His neighbor was able to find his cat the next day.

Hypothesis: Sam feeds his cat

He went to feed the cat but could not find him.


Premise: Boredom<br>Deanna was very bored. She decided to ask some friends to spend some time with her. All of her friends were busy. Deanna decided to go to an activity by herself. She went to the movies alone and no longer felt bored.

Hypothesis: Deanna had been bored for a short time.

The passage does not specify for how long Deanna was bored.


Premise: Father and Mother went out to pay calls ; Miss Blake went for a ride on her bicycle , and they were left all alone till eight o'clock .<br>When they had seen their dear parents and their dear preceptress politely off the premises they got a cabbage-leaf full of raspberries from the gardener , and a Wild Tea from Ellen .

Hypothesis: The gardener doen't have time top feed the children

We don't know how much time the gardener has which makes the answer neither correct nor incorrect.


Premise: Sal's Pizza<br>Sal owned a popular pizza restaurant in New York. One night, his store was burglarized. All of his cooking equipment was stolen. The locals donated money to Sal. Sal got his business running again.

Hypothesis: Locals have been visiting Sal's Pizza restaurant in New York.

It is not clear if locals have been visiting the restaurant, they may or may not.


Premise: Six Pack Abs<br>Bruce wants a nice set of six pack abs. For months he did hundreds of crunches everyday. He saw no immediate results. He read that he also needs to burn fat by doing cardio to reveal abs. Bruce started doing cardio and his abs became visible in a week.

Hypothesis: Bruce was able to keep his abs for many months.

It just said Bruce got his abs in a week but no idea if he kept them.


Premise:
The two never quarreled .
Amy was too well-bred , and just now Laurie was too lazy , so in a minute he peeped under her hatbrim with an inquiring air .
She answered him with a smile , and they went on together in the most amicable manner .
It was a lovely drive , along winding roads rich in the picturesque scenes that delight beauty-loving eyes .

Hypothesis: Amy came from a rich family.

I'm not sure why it was difficult for the system. It says Amy was well bred, but doesn't mention wealth with the breeding, though sometimes that's inherently implied. Amy could have come from a rich family or not.


Premise: Jack Vettriano Prints<br>My niece was a big fan of Jack Vettriano fan. She put several framed prints up on her wall. She moved recently to a new apartment. There were no Vettriano prints in the new place. I found out her son had destroyed them in a fit of anger.

Hypothesis: Jack Vettriano identifies as male

It's not know what gender Jack Vettriano identifies as


Premise: Bad Dog<br>Tom got a new dog. It was not housebroken. Tom often found his apartment messed up. He tried hard to train him to no avail. Tom wound up getting rid of it.

Hypothesis: Tom adopted his new dog.

The dog is new to Tom, but there is no information as to whether it is a puppy or an older dog. I think it was difficult for the AI bc there is no information regarding this.


Premise: Poor Trays<br>Tim was trying to make ice. He had to do it the old fashioned way with trays. Tim's trays were old and breaking apart. He got pieces of broken plastic everywhere. Tim finally decided to invest in new trays.

Hypothesis: Tim Used the broken plastic pieces from the old trays

It dosent say whether he used the pieces or not for something


Premise:
I asked .
`` But Miriam only gave another queer smile and made no answer at all .
Whatever her beliefs or theories were , she would never discuss them .
`` She had a habit of dropping into abstracted reveries at any time or place .
No matter where she was , this , whatever it was , would come over her .
She would sit there , perhaps in the centre of a gay crowd , and gaze right out into space , not hearing or seeing a single thing that went on around her .
`` I remember one day in particular ; we were sewing in my room .

Hypothesis: Miriam preferred pizza over ice cream.

I wanted to create a statement that could not be verified by the given text and was neither correct nor incorrect. I think the AI didn't pick correctly, because it's a slightly complicated sentence. It may not quite understand the concept of preferring one thing over another.


Premise:
His first glance was for the arrow .
It was the first of these missiles he had seen , and as he turned it to and fro , the dark hue of it touched him with some fear .
Again there was some writing : one word -- `` Earthed . ''
`` Ay , '' he broke out , `` they know I am home , then .
Earthed !
Ay , but there is not a dog among them fit to dig me out . ''
Sir Oliver had come to himself , and now scrambled to his feet .
`` Alack , Sir Daniel ! ''

Not enough context to know if Sir Oliver and Sir Daniel love each other deeply.


Premise:
I was there last week .
And they were so interested .
Two days ago Miss Patty wrote me a note asking me to call ; and then she asked if I would take her gift to you .
What would you wish most from Patty 's Place , Anne ? ''
`` You ca n't mean that Miss Patty has sent me her china dogs ? ''
`` Go up head .
They 're in my trunk this very moment .
And I 've a letter for you .
Wait a moment and I 'll get it . ''
`` Dear Miss Shirley , '' Miss Patty had written , `` Maria and I were very much interested in hearing of your approaching nuptials .
We send you our best wishes .

Hypothesis: Miss Shirley is preparing for an upcoming wedding which both Miss Patty and Maria will attend.

Nowhere in the passage does it state Maria and Miss Patty will be attending the wedding. It is unclear.


Hypothesis: Mandy is well trained to dry her sneakers if it get wet

We are not sure whether mandy is trained to dry her sneakers or not.


Premise: Loud Snoring<br>Tim started to snore as he got older. It frustrated his wife. They tried different solutions. None seem to work. Eventually Tim had to take medicine to breath better.

Hypothesis: Tim stopped snoring when he started taking the medicine.

It wasn't stated if the snoring stopped with the medicine.


Premise: Fail<br>John wanted to write a novel. He took a six month sabbatical from his teaching position. John wrote and wrote for several months straight. He sent his manuscript to an agent he trusted. The agent wrote back, saying the novel was terrible!

Hypothesis: John's agent didn't read the manuscript.

It's possible that John's agent didn't read the manuscript even though he said it was terrible. The system assumes that he read it because he expressed an opinion.


Premise: Lost phone<br>Hailey was a typical teenager attached to her cell phone all the time. She brought it everywhere she went and used it all the time. One day she wasn't feeling well and had to leave school early. She got home and was upset to find she didn't have her phone with her. She went to school to find her friend was holding on to her phone.

Hypothesis: Hailey never lost her phone before

We don’t know if this is the first time she lost it or not


Premise: Book Fix<br>Isabella ripped her book. She needed tape to fix it. She asked her dad for some tape. Her dad fixed her book for her. Isabella was able to read her book again.

Hypothesis: Isabella's dad bought tape to fix the book.

The text says that Isabella's dad fixed the book with tape, but doesn't say anything about who or when it was bought.


Premise:
Is there a prospect of it ? '
and Mrs Jo peered at him with the interest which even literary ladies take in love affairs .
` Not at present , thank you .
I 'm too busy `` to gallivant '' , as Ted calls it .
How is the boy ? '
asked Dan , skilfully turning the conversation , as if he had had enough of sentiment .

Hypothesis: Ted and Dan are best friends with Mrs. Jo.

It does not state that the boys are best friends with Mrs. Jo.


Premise: Lost Mom<br>Danielle loves to travel with her mom. One year they went to Mt Pilatus in Switzerland. At the top Danielle got separated from her mom. After two hours of searching she gave up and went down to the bottom. There was her mom relaxing in a local cafe.

Hypothesis: Danielle's mother left the peak of Mt. Pilatus as soon as she reached it.

The original statement does not state that Danielle's mother never reached the peak of Mt. Pilatus, only that Danielle was separated from her at the peak. Danielle's mother could have left the peak as soon as she reached it, assuming her daughter would realize she was leaving.


Premise: The Left Switch<br>Parker had been trying to learn guitar. No matter what he did he couldn't seem to get it very well. Then he realized that he was playing right handed. Parker was left handed so he decided to try switching. To his delight this helped him to play much better.

Hypothesis: Parker does everything with his left hand

It says he is left-handed, that does not mean he dominantly uses his left hand for all activities.


Premise: A New Friend<br>John left his house to go grocery shopping. Before he made it, he saw a stray dog on the sidewalk. He stopped to check for a collar, but there was none. He took the dog home, and named him Frank. Frank and John are now best friends.

Hypothesis: Frank is his dads name


Premise: The Bird's Nest<br>The couple planted a tree in their backyard. A bird immediately moved in. He made an intricate nest. Soon, there were a few eggs! The bird took care of the eggs until they hatched.

Hypothesis: The baby birds flew away.

It is not known what happened to the birds after they hatched. The system does not understand this.


Premise: A New Job<br>Sara had recently ran away from home and needed some type of work. She figured nannying would be under the table. She quickly found someone looking for a nanny. She ended up loving her new job a ton. Unfortunately, her boss found out that she was a runaway and fired her.

Hypothesis: Sara used to live with her mom


Premise: Poster<br>My wife and I saw a movie today. There was a box in the lobby with free movie posters. We took one home. I posted it on eBay and hope to sell it. I said it might pay for the movie.

Hypothesis: movie posters were taken by ash


Premise:
Dan was the oldest ; he was my age -- thirteen .
He was a lean , freckled fellow with rather long , lank , brown hair and the shapely King nose .
We recognized it at once .
His mouth was his own , however , for it was like to no mouth on either the King or the Ward side ; and nobody would have been anxious to claim it , for it was an undeniably ugly one -- long and narrow and twisted .

Hypothesis: Dan had a huge nose


Premise: Close Friends<br>I once had a really close friend that I went to school with. We always looked out for each other. One day he moved off to school. I was sad that we would not see each other. Fortunately, I was able to buy a phone so we could talk everyday.

Hypothesis: They talked to each other on cellphones.

One friend bought a phone and they did talk by phone, but we don't know if they used landlines or cellphones. The model may not know about landline phones!


Premise: Rejected although Close<br>Nate submitted his application for the graduate program. He received his results during the following week. Since he was furious, he went to speak with his dean. She explained that the seats were simply full. However, Nate hesitated to walk away.

Hypothesis: It took 10 days to get his results back from his application to the graduate program.

The following week. He could have submitted his application on Tuesday, got them back in the following week, on a Friday.


Premise: House Fire<br>Dan was woken up by the sound of his fire alarm. Dan ran to the kitchen to see it was engulfed in flames. Dan grabbed his wallet and keys, and ran out the house. Dan watched as his house was literally on fire. Dan was sad, yet thankful he had escaped the fire.

Hypothesis: Dan was alone in the house


Premise: Wig<br>The woman cut her hair short. She did not like it. She went back to the hair stylist. They shaved her head. She picked out a wig.

Hypothesis: the women did not use shaving cream

it doesnt say one way or another how they shaved her head


Premise: Snake Handler<br>Clark went to church with his second cousin. Clark was shocked when the preacher held a poisonous snake. Clark's cousin told him not to worry. Then the snake bit the preacher. Clark told his cousin that this church wasn't for him.

Hypothesis: The snake was also named Clark.

My statement is indeed neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect, because the snake's name is not mentioned in the text, so it can't be proven either way whether the snake is named Clark. I think the system had difficulty with this because it thought I was saying Clark was a snake.


Premise:
Sometimes he looked longingly at his mother , and sometimes he looked longingly at the window .
Certainly it would be pleasant to be her boy again , but on the other hand , what times those had been in the Gardens !
Was he so sure that he should enjoy wearing clothes again ?
He popped off the bed and opened some drawers to have a look at his old garments .
They were still there , but he could not remember how you put them on .
The socks , for instance , were they worn on the hands or on the feet ?
He was about to try one of them on his hand , when he had a great adventure .

Hypothesis: He enjoyed being naked.

He may have or may not since it had been a long time since he had worn any.


Premise: The others gave in very soon , and longed to be friends , for now there was no Daisy to pet and cook for them ; no Nan to amuse and doctor them ; and , worst of all , no Mrs. Jo to make home life pleasant and life easy for them .<br>To their great affliction , Mrs. Jo seemed to consider herself one of the offended girls , for she hardly spoke to the outcasts , looked as if she did not see them when she passed , and was always too busy now to attend to their requests .

Hypothesis: Daisy had died.

The text does not say what happened to Daisy.


Premise: Difficult Situation<br>Sian lived a very lonely lifestyle. She was one of 5 residents on a small isle in scotland. Her best friend of these 5 was Steve. Steve secretly had a crush on Sian. Years passed, but Steve never said anything for fear of rejection.

Hypothesis: Steve's secret crush was evident to almost everyone.

The text does not talk about how Steve is perceived by other people. He could be really bad at hiding the fact that he has a crush, or really discreet. We don't know. The system probably wanted to make a binary classification.


Premise: Dancefloor<br>Charlie brushed his hair with a comb. He put in gel and looked in the mirror. He felt handsome and went to a club. The girls all were looking at him. He got on the dance floor and busted some moves.

Hypothesis: Bobby relied on his perceived ego to bust some moves.


Premise: Jumping jacks<br>My friend challenged me to a jumping jacks competition. He bet me five dollars he could do more. My friend did 50 jumping jacks. I did 60 jumping jacks. Now my friend owes me five dollars.

Hypothesis: My friend challenged me to a jumping jacks competition and they let me win.

We don't know whether or not they let them win. they just won.


Premise: Blue<br>We have a cat named Blue. We found him as a small kitten. He has very large ears. Even small noises make him jump! He is the biggest scaredy-cat I have ever seen!

Hypothesis: Blue is still a kitten.

We don't know for sure if Blue has grown up to be a cat now or if he's still a kitten.


Premise: My friend<br>My friend owns a business. A customer came into his business. The customer ordered a drink. My friend gave the customer a drink. The customer paid my friend for the drink.

Hypothesis: The customer is out of money

we can't know that the customer spent all their money, or had some left over


Premise:
It would have done you good to see how green a place it is .
But you 'll see it often .
I promised him that I would walk there on a Sunday .
My little , little child ! ''
cried Bob .
`` My little child ! ''
He broke down all at once .
He could n't help it .

Hypothesis: He went for a walk on a Sunday

The context only says they promised they would walk there on a Sunday, not that they actually did. The system likely didn't understand that promises can be broken.


Premise: Miley and the park<br>Miley lived two miles away from her favorite park, moon park. She woke up that day determined to get there even without a ride. She asked her mom to take her but she was busy with work. She decided to run there and see how long it would take her. She ran and got to the park and enjoyed every second of it.

Hypothesis: Miley lives in a house

Miley might live in an apartment or a house


Premise:
Jo immediately sat up , put her hands in her pockets , and began to whistle .
`` Do n't , Jo .
It 's so boyish ! ''
`` That 's why I do it . ''
`` I detest rude , unladylike girls ! ''
`` I hate affected , niminy-piminy chits ! ''
`` Birds in their little nests agree , '' sang Beth , the peacemaker , with such a funny face that both sharp voices softened to a laugh , and the `` pecking '' ended for that time .

We can't truly know if Beth and Jo detest birds in their little nests. The system maybe got confused by similar phrasing in the excerpt.


Premise: flight<br>The man boarded a flight. He was seated next to a woman. He talked to the woman. They got along. He had a date with her at the destination.

Hypothesis: He had a date with her at the destination seven times.

It is not clearly stated in the paragraph.


Premise: Arrow<br>Ethan didn't know what sign to follow. One sign had an arrow to the left. Another sign had the arrow to the right. He decided to go to the right. It led him to where he wanted to go.

Hypothesis: Ethan had two signs to follow but didn't want to choose either.

It's not clear whether or not he didn't want to choose either just that he had to pick one.


Premise: The Pickles<br>Ethan had cucumbers growing in his garden. He decided to make pickles with them. He chopped them and soaked them in vinegar. He added a few herbs, too. The pickles were delicious!

Hypothesis: He chopped the herbs


Premise: Lost Deal<br>Tim found a good deal at the store. Unfortunately he didn't have enough money on him. He tried to hide the item while he went home. He got more money and returned. The item had been taken by then.

Hypothesis: Tim only uses cash

He might have a credit card, it doesn't say. I think the system got it wrong because I introduced a new word


Premise: Justin breaks down<br>Justin was taking a trip. His car started to make a loud noise. He decided to pull over. He popped the hood and his engine was blown. He called for help and waited to get picked up.

Hypothesis: Justin installs Lyft on his phone.

There is no way of knowing if Justin will install Lyft or not.


Premise: Candle<br>Taylor had just bought a new house. One day, the power went out. Taylor quickly went to get candles. She had to drive to the store. After that, she had light in her new home.

Hypothesis: Taylor bought a house with trump


Premise:
A pleasant place it was , -- so clean and cool , and as full of sweet odors as if the ghosts of buttercups and clover still haunted the milk which they had helped to make .
Dolly was churning , and Polly was making up butter in nice little pats .
Both were very kind , and let Daisy peep everywhere .
All round on white shelves stood the shining pans , full of milk ; the stone floor was wet ; and a stream of water ran along a narrow bed through the room , and in it stood jars of butter , pots of cream , and cans of milk .
The window was open , and hop-vines shook their green bells before it .

Hypothesis: Dolly and Polly both support the Dark Lord Sauron's policy regarding Hobbits.

From the context, we do not know Dolly and Polly's opinion on the Dark Lord Sauron's policy regarding Hobbits, therefore the statement is neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect.


Premise: Tree Surprise<br>One day, my brother and I went for a walk in the woods. We heard a mewing sound behind one of the trees. We investigated and found a kitten there. The kitten was starving so we took it home to feed it. We decided to keep the kitten as a pet.

Hypothesis: The brothers rarely go walking in the woods.

The passage does not indicate how frequently the brothers go walking in the woods.


Premise: Pharmacy<br>Jezebel went to the pharmacy. She bought a pregnancy test. She took a piss in the bathroom. Sure enough, the test came back positive. Jezebel bought a beer and sat in the park sad.

Hypothesis: jezebel acted responsibly after discovering her pregnancy

drinking while pregnant is know to be irresponsible


Premise: Lessons<br>Kia wanted to play guitar. She signed up for lessons. But after a few classes, her hands were very sore. Kia realized she wasn't having much fun. She dropped out of the guitar class.

Hypothesis: kia never planned to leave guitar class

my statement was definitely incorrect because kia dropped out of guitar class


Premise:
I know what I 'm fighting for but I ca n't think of the word . ''
`` I guess you mean principle , '' I suggested .
`` Yes , that 's it , '' agreed Peter .
`` It 's all right to fight for principle .
It 's kind of praying with your fists . ''
`` Oh , ca n't you do something to prevent them from fighting , Sara ? ''
pleaded Cecily , turning to the Story Girl , who was sitting on a bin , swinging her shapely bare feet to and fro .
`` It does n't do to meddle in an affair of this kind between boys , '' said the Story Girl sagely .

Hypothesis: Story girl's name is Cecily

Cecily addresses Story Girl as "Sara." As such, this statement is definitely incorrect. The system may not have made this connection


Premise: Sam's Mess<br>Sam went eat at a fast food restaurant. He sat down with his drink. Sam spilled his drink all over the table. He asked the cashier for some napkins. Sam cleaned up the mess he made.

Hypothesis: Sam spilled his drink all over the table and some napkins and cleaned up the mess he made.

Although Sam got the napkins after the spill, I gave the phrases to the system in the order they appeared, which seemed to fool it.


Premise:
That is because he uses the wits in that black head of his .
In fact , some people are unkind enough to say that he spends all his spare time in planning mischief .
The more he thought of those eggs , the more he wanted them , and it was n't long before he began to try to plan some way to get them without risking his own precious skin .

Hypothesis: He was willing to risk harm to himself for the eggs.

The statement says he was plotting to get the eggs without risking his own skin.


Premise: Eye<br>Tom was a young man. He noticed his vision was not perfect. He went to the optometrist. He was prescribed contacts. Tom loved the contacts and his perfect vision.

Hypothesis: EyeTom  went to the doctor to get his mom's contacts.

according to the text, he went to the doctor to get his vision checked.


Premise: Missing Brush<br>Kelli was getting ready for school in the morning. She couldn't find the brush. It was almost time for school. Kelli brushed her hair back with her fingers. She pulled her hair back in a ponytail.

Hypothesis: Kelli had time to find her brush.

Based on the context, "it was almost time to for school." Given that sentence and Kelli's subsequent actions, we can infer that Kelli did not have enough time to find her brush. As such, the statement is definitely incorrect. The system may have gotten this wrong, because there is a lot of reading between the lines that has to happen to come to this conclusion.


Premise: Annoying Guest<br>Tom lived with his girlfriend. Her little sister was kicked out of her house. Tom let her stay with them for a while. Unfortunately she was incredibly annoying. Tom had to kick her out within weeks.

Hypothesis: Tod's sister got kicked out of her house.

It was his girlfriend's sister, not his. I think the system has trouble with recognizing possession.


Premise: You're Fired<br>Daniel was a hard working employee at his office. He had a few bad habits that would get him in trouble. One day he decided to play a prank on his boss. He spiked his coffee with laxatives. His boss found out and fired him on the spot.

Hypothesis: Daniel put laxatives in his own coffee.

It was difficult for the system because the use of the word "he" refers to both Daniel and the boss. If the statement said "Daniel put laxatives in his boss's coffee" or one of the subjects were female the computer would not have been fooled.


Premise: Dog Next Door<br>The dog next door loved our dog. They met at the fence every day. They whined when they couldn't reach each other. One day he seemed to turn on her. His owners came over and apologized.

Hypothesis: The neighbors were rude

The neighbors were not rude because they came and apologized. The system couldn't guess on the intentions of the neighbors.


Premise: Brian Helps Out<br>Five-year-old Brian was watching the news with his parents. When pictures of the Louisiana flood came on, the child cried. At dinner, he worried what children in Louisiana were eating. The next day, his teacher helped him write a letter to the school. Brian's letter raised 400 cans and boxes of food for The Red Cross!

Hypothesis: Brian was more than 120 months old then.

He could not have been more than 71 months old at the time. It's difficult because the system doesn't seem to know how to convert months into years I guess.


Premise: Michael Try's Beer<br>Michael had never been a drinker. He had a date with a young woman. She began to drink a few beers. She encouraged him to drink one or two. Michael trying to impress his date had a few beers and hated it.

Hypothesis: Michael had never been a drinker. He had a date with a young woman. She began to drink a few beers. She encouraged him to drink one or two. Michael trying to impress his date had a few beers and is now an alcoholic.


Premise: Beauty Pageant<br>Elise wanted to enter the state beauty pageant. She filled out the application and mailed it in. Elise jumped for joy when she found out she was going to compete. She wowed the judges with her confidence and beauty. No one was surprised when Elise was crowned the new beauty queen.

Hypothesis: Elise contains a xx


Premise: Picnic Terror<br>Brad was on a picnic with his family. He had prepared several sandwiches and a pitcher of lemonade. Before they had a chance to eat, a large noise startled them. A bear had crept up behind them and was sniffing at the food. Brad and his family ran away and left the food for the bear.

Hypothesis: Brad had prepared several sandwiches and pitchers of lemonade.

Brad had prepared several sandwiches and a pitcher of lemonade (singular), not "pitchers of lemonade" (plural) so the statement is definitely incorrect.


Premise: Sick<br>Kyle woke up with a very bad cold, the day he started his new job. Unsure what to do he called his mom. Kyle's mom said take a bath and take medicine and he would be ok. After doing what she said he felt so much better. Kyle was able to start his new job.

Hypothesis: Kyle took a shower.

Kyle took a bath not a shower. The system was confused by the context.


Premise: The Hotline<br>Because someone close to Dani had taken his life she helped others. She volunteered at a suicide prevention hotline. It was hard for her sometimes but mostly she was glad she did it. She never thought she would ever be in that situation in her life. She just figures that maybe she could help someone choose differently.

Hypothesis: Someone close to Dani figures that they could help someone choose differently.

Dani helped others not someone else close to her. Leading the sentence with someone else may confuse the bot as they are the subject rather than Dani.


Premise: Susie's Birthday Surprise<br>Suzy was lonely so she asked her mother for a dog. Susie's mom told her no. The next day, Susie woke up and remembered it was her birthday. She heard barking. Susie ran from her bed and saw her mother had surprised her with a dog.

Hypothesis: Brian heard a dog

Susie heard the dog, not brian to is not even mentioned in the statement.


Premise:
Then I read it to Matthew and he said it was fine .
That is the kind of critic I like .
It 's a sad , sweet story .
I just cried like a child while I was writing it .
It 's about two beautiful maidens called Cordelia Montmorency and Geraldine Seymour who lived in the same village and were devotedly attached to each other .
Cordelia was a regal brunette with a coronet of midnight hair and duskly flashing eyes .
Geraldine was a queenly blonde with hair like spun gold and velvety purple eyes . ''
`` I never saw anybody with purple eyes , '' said Diana dubiously .
`` Neither did I. I just imagined them .

Hypothesis: geraldine's eyes were the color of the sky

the sky is blue, geraldine's eyes are purple


Premise: Norge<br>A year after my boyfriend was killed, I met another man. He was ten years older than me, and from Norway. We got along very well. We ended up getting married. I left him a few years later after he cheated on me.

Hypothesis: She left him for another man.

She left him because he cheated and not because of another man.


Premise: Staying after school<br>Susie stayed after school with her English teacher. She wanted to express her ideas for her paper. She thought it would help her get a good grade. But when Susie handed in her paper she failed. Susie did not know what she did wrong.

Hypothesis: Susie contains a q


Premise:
Now , is it ?
For mercy 's sake do n't be so sly .
You might tell me , your own and only sister , if it is . ''
`` Oh , shut up , '' was Young Thomas 's unfeeling reply to his own and only sister .
Young Thomas told himself that night that Valley View gossip would drive him into an asylum yet if it did n't let up .

Hypothesis: the speaker is a man.

the speaker is the person sister which is a woman.


Premise: Lost phone<br>Hailey was a typical teenager attached to her cell phone all the time. She brought it everywhere she went and used it all the time. One day she wasn't feeling well and had to leave school early. She got home and was upset to find she didn't have her phone with her. She went to school to find her friend was holding on to her phone.

Hypothesis: Hailey never found her phone.

Hailey  did find her phone when she went to school and found that her friend had it.


Premise: Through all these trials Rose persevered , using all her little arts to please him .<br>When he fretted , she was patient ; when he growled , she ploughed bravely through the hard pages not dry to her in one sense , for quiet tears dropped on them now and then ; and when Mac fell into a despairing mood , she comforted him with every hopeful word she dared to offer .

Hypothesis: Mac is going through a phase where he is satisfied with life.

Mac is in a despairing mood, he frets and growls, and Jane comforts him with hopeful words. Therefore, Mac is not satisfied with life.


Premise:
She had been afraid she would be alone in a crowd of boys .
Mirabel was almost as bad as a boy -- she was so noisy and sunburned and reckless .
But at least she wore dresses .
`` We 've come to go fishing , '' announced Davy .
`` Whoop , '' yelled the Cottons .
They rushed away to dig worms at once , Mirabel leading the van with a tin can .
Dora could have sat down and cried .
Oh , if only that hateful Frank Bell had never kissed her !
Then she could have defied Davy , and gone to her beloved Sunday School .

Hypothesis: Dora has two r's.

Dora is only spelled with one "r." The system has difficulty with letter content of words.


Premise: Wig<br>The woman cut her hair short. She did not like it. She went back to the hair stylist. They shaved her head. She picked out a wig.

Hypothesis: She went to a different stylist

It clearly states that she actually went back to the hair stylist, which implies that it was the same one. Not a different.


Premise: Red food dye<br>Tom was a middle school student. His teacher asked each student to bring food and drinks in. He brought in sprite with red food dye in it. Everyone loved the unique drink. Tom was happy about his decision.

Hypothesis: Tom brought a red food.


Premise: Wrong Can<br>Tim was working on his car. He was drinking a soda. He had also used a can to catch some oil. Tim mistook the top cans. He spat out a lot of oil.

Hypothesis: Tim's car runs on soda.


Premise: Chemo<br>Ike's dog Max was seven years old, just like him. One day Max got sick and the vet told them it was cancer! He offered to perform chemotherapy, but it was expensive. Ike's parents watched their son sob over Max, and they cried, too. They knew Max was a family member and they had to opt for chemo.

Hypothesis: Max contains a q


Premise:
Dear me , I can hardly wait for her to grow up , though she 's sweet enough now to make one wish she could stay a baby forever . ''
When Miss Rosetta returned to the kitchen , her eyes fell on an empty cradle .
Camilla Jane was gone !
Miss Rosetta promptly screamed .
She understood at a glance what had happened .
Six months ' old babies do not get out of their cradles and disappear through closed doors without any assistance .
`` Charlotte has been here , '' gasped Miss Rosetta .
`` Charlotte has stolen Camilla Jane !

Hypothesis: Camilla Jane was stolen from the bed room

Camilla Jane was stolen from her cradle in the kitchen, not the bedroom


Premise: Missed Flight<br>Sheila set of for the airport early so she could catch her flight. On the way her car had a burst tire. She had no idea how to change a tire and started to cry. A car pulled up behind and the driver greeted her by name. It turned out to be someone she had worked with 10 years before.

Hypothesis: Sheila was going to drive to her destination

This is false, she was driving to the airport to fly, not drive all the way there.


Premise: Backyard Camping<br>John and his friends were camping in his backyard. Late that night, the boys heard a growling noise. A large shadow appeared on the tent door. The tent flap flew open and the boys screamed. John's father laughed hysterically at their reaction.

Hypothesis: John's father could not have been the source of the growling noise and large shadow.

It's pretty obvious to a human that John's father was the likely source of the scare; I have no idea why this was hard for the AI.


Premise: OD<br>My wife's nephew had drug addiction problems for years. He was on methadone, trying to recover from heroin addiction. He celebrated the capture of the Tsarnaev terrorist by shooting up. Unfortunately, he overdosed and died. He was cremated a few days later.

Hypothesis: His wife was addicted to drugs


Premise: Unexpected pregnancy<br>Claire was a very independent woman who didn't want children. So when she learned she was pregnant, she panicked. She reviewed all her options and talked to friends. In the end, she decided to keep the child. It turned out to be a good decision for her as she was a good mother.

Hypothesis: Claire does not want her child.

The scenario states that Clair did not want children, but since she decided to keep the child, the implication is that she wants a child now (hers).


Premise: Cruise<br>The man put the car on cruise control. A car in front of him was going too slow. The man took the car off of cruise control. He passed the car when it was safe. He put the car back on cruise control.

Hypothesis: The man always used cruise control.

Cruise control was turned off, meaning that the man could not use it at all times.


Premise: Kevin falls<br>Kevin is at a theme park. He goes on the big roller coaster. He is having a great time. The roller coaster goes upside down. Kevin falls out and injures himself badly.

Hypothesis: Kevin was having a bad time until he fell out of the roller coaster, then he was having a great time.

It's definitely incorrect because he was having a great time before he fell out, and obviously you would not be having a great time after you suffered serious injuries from falling out of a roller coaster. It's difficult because the statement contains many similar words from the text, but placed in a different order to make a different meaning.


Premise:
It was for Hooty that they took turns in watching .
It was just the hour when Hooty likes best to hunt .
By and by they heard Booty 's hunting call .
It was far away in the Green Forest , Then Mr. and Mrs. Quack felt easier , and they talked in low , contented voices .
They felt that for a while at least there was nothing to fear .
Suddenly a little splash out in the Big River caught Mr. Quack 's quick ear .
As Mrs. Quack brought her head up out of the water , Mr. Quack warned her to keep quiet .
Noiselessly they swam among the brown stalks until they could see out across the Big River .

Hypothesis: Hooty was hunting for deer

It did not state what they were hunting for.


Premise: House Fire<br>Dan was woken up by the sound of his fire alarm. Dan ran to the kitchen to see it was engulfed in flames. Dan grabbed his wallet and keys, and ran out the house. Dan watched as his house was literally on fire. Dan was sad, yet thankful he had escaped the fire.

Hypothesis: dan was woken up by the smell of smoke

the paragraph states Dan was woken up by the sound of his fire alarm, therefore he was not woken up by smoke. Im not sure how the system missed this


Premise: Canoe Trip<br>One day I went to the Everglades with my friends. We went on a canoe trip through the many swamps. I looked over and saw an alligator that was as long as our canoe. Everyone was very nervous but the alligator just ignored us. Afterwards we all had great stories to tell about our canoe trip.

Hypothesis: The crocodile was as large as the kayak

I used kayak not canoe and crocodile instead of alligator


Premise: Movie Detour<br>Will and his friends went to the movie theater. They were pumped about a new movie's opening night. When they arrived, their movie had been sold out. They decided to see a comedy instead. They couldn't believe how much fun they had at the comedy!

Hypothesis: The opening night movie wasn't very popular.

The opening movie was sold out so it was a very popular choice. The system may be thinking the word, "popular" may mean "liked" which could be seen as incorrect/incorrect depending on how well "liked" those that saw the movie found it.


Premise:
A little of that yellow corn would make a good breakfast .
When he reached the cornfield , Blacky perched on top of a shock of corn , for it already had been cut and put in shocks in readiness to be carted up to Farmer Brown 's barn .
For a few minutes he sat there silent and motionless , but all the time his sharp eyes were making sure that no enemy was hiding behind one of those brown shocks .

Hypothesis: the corn had been cut and put in shocks in readiness to plant

for it already had been cut and put in shocks in readiness to be carted up to Farmer Brown 's barn ( not planted)


Premise: The Thought Counts<br>The same lady came in to clean up John's office every evening. John decided to do something nice for her. John got some flowers and a box of candy. John left them on his desk for her. The next day, John learned that his co-workers ate the candy!

Hypothesis: The candy was secretly poisoned

If John was trying to do something nice for the cleaning lady, he would not give her poisoned candy.


Premise: Computer<br>Taylor loved to use his computer. He would use it almost everyday. One day, he decided to turn his computer on. His computer froze so he rushed to the store. Finally, his computer was fixed and was able to boot.

Hypothesis: Taylor took his computer to the store to get it replaced

Taylor took it to the store to get it fixed


Premise: downton abbey<br>Rachael really wanted Amy to watch downton abbey. It was a show that took place in the 20th century. Amy finally agreed to watch this show. Once she started watching it she was hooked. They would then have parties where they would watch it together.

Hypothesis: Rachael really wanted Amy to watch It Chapter 2.

I changed the show from Downton Abbey to a movie. I don't think the system knows the difference between the media.


Premise: Everyone was very kind to me , especially the officers .<br>Do n't laugh , Jo , gentlemen really are very necessary aboard ship , to hold on to , or to wait upon one , and as they have nothing to do , it 's a mercy to make them useful , otherwise they would smoke themselves to death , I 'm afraid .

Hypothesis: the vehicle has wheels


Premise: Regretful Post<br>Tom was drunk. He decided to get on Facebook. He posted a lot of regretful things. The next day he woke up to a lot of complaints. Tom had to delete and apologize.

Hypothesis: Tom woke up to a lot of complaints two days later.

It's definitely incorrect because it says the next day, not two days later. It's difficult because the system might think those two things mean the same thing even though they do not.


Premise: A Sad Man<br>Jim's grandfather had been sick. His family decided to put him in a home. Jim's grandfather was feeling blue. Jim started to visit his grandfather several times a week. Jim's grandfather started to feel better.

Hypothesis: Jim's grandfather was felling well.

My statement was definitely incorrect because it is stated that Jim's grandfather was feeling ill. I am hoping it was fool the system because it false.


Premise: New smart watch<br>It was Christmas time. Suzy really wanted a new watch. She begged for one for Christmas. But her parents said no initially. To her delight she saw one under the tree after all.

Hypothesis: Suzy wanted something that would tell time.


Premise: Lost in the woods<br>Ann was driving down a dark road. She hit something large. When she stopped her car she saw a person. The person was walking into the woods. Ann followed her and got lost.

Hypothesis: Ann did not keep on driving.

It said that she stopped her car. So she did not keep on driving. My answer has to be correct.


Premise: Pole<br>The man drove into a pole. He told the cops he hadn't seen it. The cops gave him a sobriety test. The man did not pass it. The man got a ticket.

Hypothesis: The man may have been injured

a car accident necessitates risk of injury, the system missed this


Premise: I just let my thoughts run and I thought of the most surprising things . ''<br>Marilla felt helplessly that all this should be sternly reproved , but she was hampered by the undeniable fact that some of the things Anne had said , especially about the minister 's sermons and Mr. Bell 's prayers , were what she herself had really thought deep down in her heart for years , but had never given expression to .

Hypothesis: Marilla did not say everything she felt.

It said there were things she had felt for a long time but hadn't said.


Premise: Bottom of the sea<br>My family was on vacation in Florida. We had decided to spend the day taking a glass bottom boat tour. We got on the ship and headed downstairs. The entire trip the water was cloudy and we did not see much. We left the tour feeling disappointed.

Hypothesis: My family was on Vacation in a place that they chose


Premise: The Longest Nap<br>Tom was tired from work. He decided to take a short afternoon nap. Tom didn't wake up right away. His nap turned into a long sleep. Tom slept straight through the night.

Hypothesis: Tom intended to wake up shortly after falling asleep.


Premise: Chili<br>John hated chilies. But John never backed down from a dare. One day his brother dared him to eat two big chilies. John accepted and eat the two chilies. John still hated chilies cause his mouth burned.

Hypothesis: If you divide dozen by two and divide that number by three, you get the exact number of chilies that John ate

Dozen divided by two, then three is two, he ate two chilies


Premise: Fail<br>John wanted to write a novel. He took a six month sabbatical from his teaching position. John wrote and wrote for several months straight. He sent his manuscript to an agent he trusted. The agent wrote back, saying the novel was terrible!

Hypothesis: John was working as a teacher.


Premise: Source<br>Ray grabbed a pair of pants to wear for the day. He noticed there was a big red stain on them. Upon further investigation, he saw more of his clothes were stained. Ray went to his dryer for more answers. Inside was two broken red pens.

Hypothesis: Ray had a father

There has never been a person born that did not have a father at some point. That's a necessary part of birth.


Premise: Buzz<br>Tom wanted to enlist in the military. Before he applied he thought about what he could do to help. He wanted to improve his chances of acceptance. He decided to get a buzz cut. He applied and was accepted.

Hypothesis: tom is likely a human male


Premise: Pictures!<br>Will bought himself a really nice camera. Will took classes on how to properly use the camera. Will took trips during which he photographed people and places. Will uploaded his pictures to an internet blog. Will has sold over one hundred of his photographs!

Hypothesis: Will earned more money.

Will sold over 100 photographs, which earns money.


Premise: The Therapist<br>The couple had been fighting a lot. They went to a therapist to talk through their issues. The therapist helped them talk about things more calmly. They were feeling more optimistic about their relationship. They had the tools to work through their troubles.

Hypothesis: the couple was not seeing eye-to-eye

does not understand what seeing eye-to-eye means


Premise: Boat<br>Nelson loved to ride on boats. He enjoyed the wind on his face. After many rides, he fell off the boat. He barely escaped the cold ocean as well. Now, Nelson wears a life jacket every time he gets on a boat.

Hypothesis: Nelson almost died when he fell in the water.

It said he barely escaped from the cold ocean. If he hadn't escaped, he would've died... therefore he nearly died.


Premise: Farmer Ben<br>Farmer Ben's chickens kept disappearing every week. He suspected that foxes were sneaking into his farm at night. Farmer Ben set some fox traps and waited. Sure enough, Farmer Ben caught a fox in one of his traps. Farmer Ben's chickens no longer went missing.

Hypothesis: A fox was killing chickens.

Definitely correct, the chickens were killed by foxes.


Premise: Battery Power<br>My laptop lost its power. I took found its charger. I plugged the charger in. The computer turned back on. I was able to use the computer.

Hypothesis: Laptop batter is dead


Premise: Building a deck<br>Shirley wanted to add a deck to the back of her house. She asked all of her friends to come over and help. In exchange she was going to have a cook-out for them. She bought all the materials for the day. However it rained and the deck was not built.

Hypothesis: The rain made them have to change plans.

Because of the rain they changed their plans and didn't build the deck.


Premise: Baker<br>Fred was learning how to bake bread. But at first, he struggled. So he bought a book on bread baking. The book helped him a lot. And after a month, he was selling bread to a grocery store.

Hypothesis: Fred could use some help cooking

He struggled so he probably could use help


Premise: Blinded<br>I started the sixth grade feeling good. When I got to history class, I had to sit in the back. I realized that day that I couldn't read the blackboard. I told my parents. I had to go to the doctor and get new glasses.

Hypothesis: It was difficult for him to see.

The passage said he had trouble reading the board therefore he was having difficulty seeing.


Premise:
But ALONZO !
No , I could n't decide .
If I could have done as I did with the hats -- stood them both up together , shut my eyes , and jabbed with a hatpin -- it would have been quite easy . ''
`` What did Alec and Alonzo feel like when you came away ? ''
queried Priscilla .

Priscilla wasn't fully aware of what happened with alec, which is why she was asking about him


Premise: Sweet Work<br>Colin worked as an on-call electrician. He was called in to help rewire a house for a small family. Collin was very kind to the family while he worked on their house. The children of the family had the idea to make Collin a treat. On his last day of work, Collin received a batch of fresh cookies.

Hypothesis: Because Collin was so sweet and kind, the kids baked cookies for him

The children baked cookies for him because he was kind to the family, so my statement is correct


Premise: The Award<br>Kelsey was at a local community benefit. She was clapping for some people being honored for humanitarianism. Suddenly she was surprised to hear her name called. She learned that her award was for excellent teaching skills. She proudly accepted it and thanked everyone.

Hypothesis: Kelsey does not know the people being honored for humanitarianism.

Reason: It's never stated her relationship with them.  Why:  They are both mentioned in the same context.


Premise: Revelation<br>My wife's supervisor never mentioned her father. She talked a lot about her mother. We assumed her father was dead. Recently, she said her father had left her mom for a younger woman. We were shocked and saddened.

Hypothesis: she would never do it, talking with her father

My statement is neither correct nor incorrect because she may not talk to him now, but she might talk to him in the future. The model probably got the words mixed up because it caught my other attempts but not this one. Something about this pattern knocked it off.


Premise: Teacher<br>Jill was very late to class one day. She begged the teacher to not punish her. She was always a teacher's pet so the teacher didn't punish her. Jill was so excited and then she was late the next day. However, this time, the teacher punished her heavily.

Hypothesis: Teacher Jill had a dog

There is no real way to determine whether or not Teacher Jill owned a dog. This was probably tripped because of the words "teachers pet"


Premise: Jet Ski<br>My first time on a jet ski was fun. My uncle was on the back. I was getting too close to a rock wall. He yelled at me to stop. We both fell off.

Hypothesis: They enjoyed their first time on a jet ski.


Premise: Too Much Pork<br>Mohammad refrained from eating pork for religious reasons. He was invited to attend a southern style barbeque. The meats being barbequed were all pork. Most of the side dishes contained pork products as well. Mohammad left the barbeque still very hungry.

Hypothesis: Mohammad had a lot of animals

There is no mention of Mohammad owning any animals, so to say he had animals is a toss up. We have no way to infer that.


Premise: Logan goes to the Fair<br>Logan is going to the fair. It is the state fair. He is going to eat food. He is going to ride on rides. He is going to have fun.

Hypothesis: He left the fair early.

It isn't known how long he stayed at the fiar.


Premise: downton abbey<br>Rachael really wanted Amy to watch downton abbey. It was a show that took place in the 20th century. Amy finally agreed to watch this show. Once she started watching it she was hooked. They would then have parties where they would watch it together.

Hypothesis: downton abbey was a show about dogs.

There is nothing mentioned about the content of the show other than when it took place.


Premise: guitar<br>The man played his guitar. He found something he liked. He wrote it down. He built off of it. He wrote a pretty good song.

Hypothesis: The guitar was all the man liked.

There is nothing mentioned about other things the man liked so my statement is an unknown.


Premise: Mama the Frog<br>Big Mama the frog lived with me for a few months. We put her in a large aquarium in the living room. We filled it up with rocks and sticks, and a little water. We bought flies for her from the bait shop. One day my brother decided to dissect her instead of keeping her.

Hypothesis: The frog had a good life prior to the end of its life

The frog could have had a good life, but he might not have a good life. The muddiness makes this statement neither correct nor incorrect because we lack information. I'm honestly surprised that the model didn't pick up on this. I am guessing something about my phrase did not fit into the model's pattern of recognized words.


Premise: The Table<br>The family wanted some new furniture. They wanted a table for their kitchen most of all. They found a beautiful table in a local store. They bought it and brought it home. It was a great addition to their home!

Hypothesis: They donated their old kitchen table.

Reason:  The previous kitchen table is never mentioned -- they may have donated it, moved it, burned it... Why: There was no mention of the old table to convince the AI that it was donated.


Premise: Robbed<br>Frank was walking home from work at night. A man approached him and told him to give him his wallet. Frank was scared but obeyed. The strange man then walked away from Frank. Frank was upset but thankful that he is still alive.

Hypothesis: Frank was unsuspecting.


Premise:
There are difficulties about that . ''
But difficulties only sharpened the ingenuity of this admirable king .
`` The other fellow had a Flying Horse , '' said he .
By `` the other fellow '' King Prigio meant an Italian knight , Astolfo , who , in old times , visited the moon , and there found and brought back the common sense of his friend , Orlando , as you may read in the poem of Ariosto .
`` Now , '' reasoned King Prigio , `` if there is a Flying Horse at all , he is in the stables of the King of Delhi .
I must look into this . ''

Hypothesis: The text featured here is from a comic book.

The text may or may not have been in a comic book, a novelization of a comic book, or any form of it.


Premise: Lost Wedding Ring<br>Tammy lost her wedding ring. She freaked out all day looking for it. Her husband helped her look. Finally they checked the garbage disposal. It had fallen there when she washed dishes.

Hypothesis: Tammy did not look for her wedding ring very well

The rigor of her search was never mentioned, the system assumed so


Premise:
I saw him where he lay along , sucking a fruit in his left hand .
His flesh was wasted off his bones , his hair was patched with white , and his hand was blue-veined like a woman 's .
He put his left arm round my neck and whispered , `` Take my sword .
It has been thine since Hastings , O my brother , but I can never hold hilt again . ''
We lay there on the high deck talking of Santlache , and , I think , of every day since Santlache , and it came so that we both wept .
I was weak , and he little more than a shadow . '
`` Nay -- nay , '' said Witta , at the helm-rail .

Hypothesis: The man is old.


Premise: Destroyed<br>I was very angry at my brother. He came into my bedroom and punched me in the stomach. I doubled over, unable to breathe. I got up and looked for my little league bat. I hit him in the head with it.

Hypothesis: My brother hit me while I was sleeping.

We don't know if he was sleeping or not.


Premise: Surgery<br>My brother took his brother-in-law in for surgery yesterday. It was day surgery. His brother-in-law has polio and needs crutches. When he was released he was groggy and slow. It took an hour to get him up the stairs.

Hypothesis: Yesterday was Tuesday.


Premise: Sense of taste<br>Joseph looked forward to his birthday. He already tasted the chocolate on his taste buds. So when his birthday came, he was sitting with his fork at the ready. His mom put the cake in front of him. But the cake tasted like nothing and was a disappointing experience.

Hypothesis: Joseph became an adult and cake didn't taste the same.

We don't know if adulthood was the reason why.


Premise: The dance<br>Katie wanted to go to the dance. She did not have a date. She knew she would be asked at some point. One day at school, her crush finally asked her. Katie could not have been more excited.

Hypothesis: Katie knew her crush would ask her to go to the dance.

Based on the information provided Katie knew she would be asked at some point and later she was asked by her crush to go to the dance. However, it is unclear if she knew she would be asked by her crush or anybody, which is why the statement is neither correct nor incorrect. I think the system got confused because the statement combines two sentences and each is correct on its own, but together they form a statement that is not necessarily true or untrue.


Premise: Source<br>Ray grabbed a pair of pants to wear for the day. He noticed there was a big red stain on them. Upon further investigation, he saw more of his clothes were stained. Ray went to his dryer for more answers. Inside was two broken red pens.

Hypothesis: Ray used one red pen that day

Reason:  He may or may not have used either or both red pens that day or another day.  Why:  Context specifically mentions two red pens.


Premise: Andre the seal.<br>Kevin always enjoyed going to the beach and loved marine life. One day while collecting sea shells he found an injured baby seal. He took it home for shelter and cared for it and its wounds. Kevin named it Andre and kept him for a couple of days. Once Andre was better Kevin took him to a local aquarium.

Hypothesis: Kevin had no friends

It makes no mention of whether Kevin had friends or not.


Premise: Withdrawal<br>Laura went to the bank to withdraw money. She filled out a withdrawal slip for $9000.00. The teller asked her what the money was for. Laura explained she was remodeling her house. The teller counted out all large bills and wished her good luck.

Hypothesis: Laura got many $1 bills

The text clearly states that the cashier counted out all large bills.


Premise: Weekend<br>That weekend, she was miserable. She used a hot compress on her jaw to feel better. The pain was so severe, she became immobile. She began begging dentists to see her over the weekend. She finally was able to move up her surgery by one day.

Hypothesis: She had never had a bad weekend

System seems not to have understood that she necessarily had a bad weekend


Premise: clown<br>Jane had a birthday party coming up. Her parents bought her a cake. Her parents also hired a clown. The clown make offensive comments to Jane. Jane was sad and the clown was fired.

Hypothesis: The clown was fired because Jane's parents couldn't afford to pay for a clown and a cake.

My statement is incorrect because the clown was fired for making offensive comments to Jane. The system probably had trouble because I used data outside the scope of the scenario.


Premise: Love<br>He didn't know how to earn her love back. He sent her a forlorn letter expressing his sadness. He told her she was his reason for living. He didn't know his girlfriend saw the letter. She broke up with him and he ended up alone.

Hypothesis: He found a different girlfriend.

It said he ended up alone. If he had a different girlfriend he wouldn't have ended up alone. It has to be incorrect.


Premise: The Pig<br>Kent loved animals. He especially loved his pet pig. The pig was named Charlie and he was big and fat. Kent took great care of the pig. He loved having him around the house.

Hypothesis: Kent loved other animals more than Charlie


Premise: Fantastic curls<br>Lucy really wanted to curl her hair. She needed to know how to do it. She asked her friend to help her. Her friend agreed and said yes. Thankfully when Lucy was done it looked great.

Hypothesis: Her friend took her to a salon.

The last statement implied that she and her friend did the curling. My statement is good.


Premise: Bad Customer Service<br>John bought a new camera. It broke within a couple of months. He called customer service to get things resolved. They were no help at all. John never bought that brand again.

Hypothesis: He called customer service, so that he could buy something.

He called customer service to solve the problem.


Premise:
Susan announced that she meant to stay home that morning -- a rare decision for Susan .
`` But I would rather not go to church this morning , Mrs. Dr. dear , '' she explained .
`` If Whiskers-on-the-moon were there and I saw him looking holy and pleased , as he always looks when he thinks the Huns are winning , I fear I would lose my patience and my sense of decorum and hurl a Bible or hymn-book at him , thereby disgracing myself and the sacred edifice .

Hypothesis: Susan stays home in the morning about half the time.

It says that she RARELY stays home in the morning... if she stays home half the time then it wouldn't have said rarely. So my statement has to be incorrect.


Premise: Planes<br>The planes flying overhead woke me up. I was grumpy, and tried to block out the noise. Eventually I started to worry about it. I got up and checked the news. The military was just conducting practice runs.

Hypothesis: He overslept and missed the flight.

He was sleeping. He wasnt supposed to be on the flight.


Premise: Painting<br>Kate's mom was painting the living room. Her mom was eager and began talking about the paint. Kate didn't want to spend the day painting. Kate slunk off silently and went to her room as he mom kept talking. She closed her door and hoped her mom wouldn't come ask for help.

Hypothesis: Kate's mom likely did not know how to paint.

system seems to have misunderstood cadence of the sentence


Premise: What I began to do was to envy the doctor walking in the cool shadow of the woods with the birds about him and the pleasant smell of the pines , while I sat grilling , with my clothes stuck to the hot resin , and so much blood about me and so many poor dead bodies lying all around that I took a disgust of the place that was almost as strong as fear .

Hypothesis: The speaker wanted to continue what they were doing.

The speaker specifically says they were feeling a sense of disgust of their current place, which means they would want to change their situation.


Premise: Iguana and the Greens<br>I have a free-range iguana. She runs around the house doing whatever she wants. This spring I had a bunch of seedlings started for the garden. They grew big and tall and were ready to transplant. That's when my iguana found them and ate all of my seedlings.

Hypothesis: The iguana did not want to eat the seedlings.

It must have wanted to eat them or it wouldn't have?


Premise:
She is just a perfect angel , while I am only angelic in spots and demonic in other spots .
I wish Walter would take a fancy to her , but he never seems to think about her in that way , although I heard him say once she was like a tea rose .
She is too .

Hypothesis: Reminding him of a sleet Rose she did

She was like a tea rose not a sleet rose. This makes my statement incorrect. The model was probably thrown off by the odd way I chose to structure my sentence


Premise: Teacher<br>Jill was very late to class one day. She begged the teacher to not punish her. She was always a teacher's pet so the teacher didn't punish her. Jill was so excited and then she was late the next day. However, this time, the teacher punished her heavily.

Hypothesis: Jill never was late twice in a row

The statements above indicate that Jill was late to school two times in a row. That would mean that the statement that she was never late twice in a row was definitely incorrect.


Premise: Snowman<br>Ricky was trudging through the snow with his sled. He began to load his sled up with fresh snow. He hauled the snow to the front of his house. His dad was waiting there to teach him how to make his first snowman. Ricky excitedly started making the base for his snowman.

Hypothesis: Ricky was hauling fresh snow on his sled in order to make a snowman, he was very happy and excited even though he has made many snowmen with his father before

This was his first snowman so my statement was incorrect, maybe the system got confused since i replaced dad with father?


Premise: Football Tryouts.<br>Max went to football tryouts for the first time. The coach asked him what position he wanted to play. Max said that he wanted to be quarterback. The coach told him that they did not need a quarterback. Max decided to try out for the running back position instead.

Hypothesis: Max tried out for football twice.

I think that the system was fooled because I mentioned that Max had tried out for football, which he did, but it was his first time and not his second. Based on the passage, he planned to try out for another position, but hadn't just yet.


Premise:
But I could n't understand why , Mrs. Blythe .
I felt awful thankful , and it must have been God that saved Stripey , because that Mead dog had ` normous jaws , and oh , how it shook poor Stripey .<br>And so why could n't I thank Him ?<br>` Course , '' added Bruce reminiscently , `` maybe I said it too loud -- 'cause I was awful glad and excited when I found Stripey was all right .
I ` most shouted it , Mrs. Blythe .
Maybe if I 'd said it sort of whispery like you and father it would have been all right .

Hypothesis: The Mead dog shook Stripey with its enormous jaws and poor Stripey died.

Based on the text Stripey survived, which is why the statement is definitely incorrect. I thin the system got confused, because the first part of the statement is correct and only the very last word makes the statement incorrect.


Premise: Fast Food<br>Val walked up to the counter. She skimmed the menu to make sure she knew what she wanted. The cashier greeted her. Val told him her order. She then waited for her food to be prepared.

Hypothesis: The person ordering and the cashier were both male.

This is incorrect because the text uses the "she" pronoun for Val.  Therefore, Val is female.  This is tricky because you have to put together information from more than one sentence in the text.


Premise: Zoo<br>Ray went to the zoo. And he saw at the gorilla exhibit. Behind a glass wall, he kept provoking the gorillas, however. Eventually, the gorillas got so upset that Ray was asked to leave. Ray refused and was eventually banned from the zoo.

Hypothesis: Ray provoked the gorilla behinds bars.

Gorilla was behind glass not bars. I think it was fooled because the way it was worded had Ray behind the glass not the gorillas.


Premise: My Run In With The Cops<br>Today I went to the grocery store to buy groceries. When I got to the checkout line, I realized I forgot my wallet. I tried to explain my situation to the checker, but she didn't listen. She thought I was trying to steal groceries, so she called the cops. My roommate had to save me by bringing me my wallet.

Hypothesis: The cops beat the narrator within an inch of his life

It logically follows that the cops didn't beat the narrator up because at the end of the story, his friend brought his wallet to the store and you can infer that solved the issue without any escalation.


Premise: How to remove mold odors from inside automobiles<br>Inspect the interior of the car. Check everywhere, even in places that are hidden from you view like under the floor mats and seats. Look for any traces of moisture or mildew.

Hypothesis: Check the back seats.

It said to check everywhere in the vehicle. The system was confused by the context.


Premise: How to use maca powder<br>Use maca as medicine. As a medicine, both maca root and powder has traditionally been used to treat anemia, chronic fatigue, and to boost energy. It also enhance both physical and sexual performance as well as male and female libido by balancing hormones.

Hypothesis: If you are losing stamina in the middle of the afternoon, you could use maca powder to uplift you.

the meaning is the same but the words are different so the AI thought unknown information was given and marked it neither.


Premise: How to hoard food for an emergency<br>Make sure you have at least £ 300/$490/342 euro's (these are equivalent as of the seventh of may , 2011). Go to a shop that sells canned foods and drinks. Tinned and dried foods are best, as they last for a long time.

Hypothesis: Tinned and dried foods cost money

You need money to shop for emergency food


Premise: How to clean vinyl flooring<br>Use a doormat to keep the floor clean. The substances you track into your house on your shoes are damaging to vinyl flooring. Dirt, tiny pits of gravel, and chemicals from asphalt are abrasive to the vinyl, and over time will cause it to get scratched and yellowed.

Hypothesis: your vinyl flooring can get messed up pretty easily


Premise: How to select annuity payments<br>Decide if a retirement annuity is right for you. Annuities are financial investment options for those who want secure, steady, and guaranteed income during their retirement. An annuity is an illiquid asset, meaning that it cannot easily be sold or exchanged for cash.

Hypothesis: You need money to invest in an annuity


Premise: How to travel from singapore to bangkok by train<br>In bangkok, go to any travel agent that has a sign showing " train tickets " or to the train station. The main bangkok station that has trains going south is called hualamphong station. Buy tickets to butterworth, malaysia.

Hypothesis: Train tickets can be purchased outside of the train station.

The paragraph states that train tickets can be purchased from a travel agent OR at the train station.


Premise: How to bend rebar<br>Understand the structural issues possible with manually-bent rebar and know how to avoid them. When you bend metal, you naturally weaken it. When done correctly, however, you can minimize damage and still get the shape you need to complete the project.

Hypothesis: Metal is used for human projects.

This is definitely correct because this is saying how metal can be used for human projects (projects that humans do). The bot was probably confused by the way I phrased it.


Premise: How to time your trip to shanghai<br>Consider shanghai's climate and weather. Shanghai has a climate comparable to that of the united states' southeast coastal states. The spring months of march through may are mild and temperate, while temperatures in the summer rise drastically and cause oppressive heat throughout the city.

Hypothesis: Shanghai has climate and weather similar to Florida in the US.

Florida is one of the southeast states in the United States.


Premise: How to improve your computer performance<br>Perform " disk cleanup " regularly. The disk cleanup utility is an excellent way to get rid of temporary files, recycle bin, system logs and other non essential files that build up and take up memory. To perform a disk cleanup perform the following steps: start] control panel] system and security] administrative tools] disk clean up.

Hypothesis: Failure to implement the disk cleanup utility will slow down your computer.

It is a fact that all the junk and unnecessary files in one's pc take up memory, and that slows a pc down, and after awhile it would be noticeably slower to boot and in general performance.


Premise: How to best absorb magnesium supplements<br>Understand the importance of magnesium. Every organ in your body needs magnesium to work properly. It contributes to several important functions.

Hypothesis: Magnesium can be taken in pills


Premise: How to build an animal shelter<br>Look for a site near a vet, or an easily accessible location. You don't want to build a shelter in an area that is difficult to find or get to. You may also need planning permission from the local council, if it is not already there.

Hypothesis: Once you get approval from the local council build the shelter by the vet .

Its better to build a animal shelter near a vet


Premise: How to make an apple pie smoothie<br>Prepare the apple. Wash one large apple and remove the core. You don't need to peel the apple, although you may want to if your blender isn't very powerful.

Hypothesis: The smoothie can be done with peeled apples

It says in the text that you don-t need to, but if your blender is not powerful you can peel them.


Premise: How to get siri to say your name<br>Set your personal contact information. Siri will call you whatever you have listed as your name in your personal contact. You may not have this information set, but you can add it using the settings app.

Hypothesis: If you provide all fake personal contact information to Siri, Siri will not say your real name.

The statement says that Siri will say the name listed in your personal contact information.  My statement then reasons that if you provide all fake information to Siri, that Siri will not say your real name.  This is logically true.  I assume the system can not reason like this and that's why it got it wrong.


Premise: How to use an instant pot<br>Unpack and identify all of the parts. Remove all items from the box and spread them out on a flat surface in front of you. Try to identify which parts serve which functions.

Hypothesis: All of the parts of an instant pot serve a function.

All parts have a function that needs to be identified.


Premise: How to do stage lighting<br>Know your performance genre and the simple principles behind lighting that genre. A standard play has lots of dialogue. An audiences ability to understand dialogue is directly linked with their visual connection with the speakers face.

Hypothesis: Lighting can vary for each performance genre.

It states you must know your performance genre and the principles for lighting that genre, implying there might be different ways of lighting different genres.


Premise: How to avoid looking desperate<br>Avoid constantly complaining about your single status. Even if you joke about it, it makes you appear that you are desperate for any date. This might not only make you look desperate but also make you look like you do not respect your friends who are in relationships.

Hypothesis: This piece of advice is speculative.

This one is a little complicated, but I ultimately decided that the context itself was too subjective to paraphrase as "definitely correct."  So I described the advice itself rather than its contents, and it is decidedly speculative because of the use of "might."


Premise: How to make a folder on android<br>Tap and hold an app icon on the home screen. This should be an app that you want to add to a folder. [substeps] The process to create folders may vary on different android phones and tablets.

Hypothesis: All android phones can make folders

If they run on the same OS they all will have the same functionality that allows the creation of folders


Premise: How to sue for false advertising<br>Know the definition of false advertising. False advertising is any advertisement by a store that is likely to mislead the consumer. Each state and the federal government has its own laws about false advertising, but in most cases : [substeps] An advertisement does not have to be intentionally misleading to be false advertising.

As per the article there are rules about false advertising in stores and therefore "Stores can not put whatever they like in advertisements"


Premise: How to buy a nursing bra<br>Find a trained professional to measure you to determine the correct bra size. Work with a professional trained in measuring bra sizes or a lactation consultant. While you can measure yourself, you'll get more accurate measurements if someone else does it so you're not shifting and moving around during the measurement.

Hypothesis: measurements are crucial when finding supportive garments

the context clearly states to start first with measurements from a professional


Premise: How to make a christmas gift for a teacher<br>Assemble the items. Things you will need are : [substeps] A christmas themed cup or mug a clear, plastic party favor bag ribbon or string school supplies such as pencils, pens, erasers, and anything else you've noticed the classroom is running low on mints or a candy cane. Put all of the mints into the bottom of the cup.

Hypothesis: You will need items but some of then start with the letter P


Premise: How to choose the healthiest salad greens<br>Look for low-calorie greens. If your idea of healthy is synonymous with low in calories, you might choose red leaf lettuce. This lettuce, like all varieties of lettuce, is mostly water.

Hypothesis: All lettuce is not red.

The text says to choose red leaf lettuce, meaning that there are definitely different colors of lettuce available. The system doesn't understand the implication.


Premise: How to roast hatch chiles<br>Buy chiles with a bright green color. They should have smooth skin, feel heavy for their size and maintain a consistent, symmetrical shape. [substeps] Purchase hatch chiles in markets and produce stores or order them online.

Hypothesis: You should go for the chiles that are more vivid in color that when you touch it feels almost silky and that has some weight to it. They are best found within stores that specialiaze in grown products

the chiles have to be more vivid green smooth and have a heavy weight


Premise: How to plan a romantic valentine's day date<br>Cook for your date. Add a personal touch to your valentine's day meal and avoid having to make a dinner reservation on this busy holiday. Make a home-cooked meal for your date and invite him or her over to eat with you for an intimate meal.

Hypothesis: These suggestions include acting as your own Valentine's Day chef.

This statement tells people to make your own food for Valentine's Day.


Premise: How to clean a bed with baking soda<br>Remove the bedsheets and wash them in the washing machine. Start by stripping the bed of any sheets, blankets, or duvets. Put the bedding in the washing machine and clean them with detergent on the hottest water setting to kill germs.

Hypothesis: Sheets and blankets are typically found on beds

This statement is definitely correct, because the instructions ask you remove any sheets or blankets that may be on the bed. The fact that context mentions this means that these are items that would typically be found on the bed. The system may not have made this connection


Premise: How to drink whiskey<br>Pour " two fingers " of whiskey into a rocks or tulip glass. Rocks glasses, the classic whiskey cup, are short, round glasses made for 12-14 oz or liquid. Tulip glasses are curved wide at the bottom and thinner up top, concentrating the smells near your nose, and are used for more high-class whiskey tastings.

Hypothesis: Rock glasses are a set size.


Premise: How to create blue roses<br>Gather the necessary materials. To dye the petals through absorption, you will need powdered blue florist's dye, water, freshly cut white, scissors, dethorning tool (optional), a glass vase, and flower preservative (optional). Ideally, the roses will not have been soaked in or treated with water.

Hypothesis: the dethorning tool isn't needed for blue roses.

The dethroning tool is optional! it isn't needed to make blue roses. I think the system overlooked the optional part.


Premise: How to become highly motivated for your job<br>Vary your tasks throughout the day. People tend to lose motivation on the job out of sheer boredom. The brain functions best when it is subjected to stimulation and differentiated activity.

Hypothesis: BRAIN NEEDS FUN TOO


Premise: How to blow a bubble with bubblegum<br>Buy some bubblegum. You can buy gum at pretty much every corner store. Chewing gums can be used to make bubbles, but they won't be as big, and they'll usually pop too easily.

Hypothesis: The instructions given here on how to low a bubble with bubble gum are not really any kind of instructions at all, and do not inform the reader of how to actually make and blow the bubble.

Just going to buy a pack of bubblegum does not show one how to blow a bubble, therefore it is useless as any kind of directions


Premise: How to build a simple workbench<br>Start with tools that are needed. You will need a drill, a drill and screw bit set, a saw and a carpenters square to make sure that all your cuts are not crooked, and something to haul materials to and from the lumberyard. Buy the thickest plywood you can afford.

Hypothesis: You need hands to make a workbench


Premise: How to write about your own life<br>Understand the memoir genre. In a memoir, you are the main character of your own life story. Many memoirists use the facts of their life story to create an engaging tale for the reader.

Hypothesis: A memoir is an autobiography


Premise: How to clean a syringe<br>Clean syringes immediately before and after using them. This may seem like a troublesome routine. However, cleaning syringes right before and after using them will greatly reduce the chances of catching a blood borne disease, like hepatitis or hiv.

Hypothesis: keeping syringes sterile is of utmost importance

the statements speaks for itself, without cleaning a syringe you risk infection


Premise: How to swerve or turn quickly on a motorcycle<br>Assess in which direction it is safest to swerve to avoid the obstacle. [substeps] Try not to remain locked on the object, as this could cause you to drive into it. Look in the direction you are swerving.

Hypothesis: It is essential to remain focused while swerving

There are numerous steps which require being alert


Premise: How to run for mayor<br>Become involved in community initiatives. As mayor, you'll be involved in numerous aspects of the local community. You can get a head-start in local politics and government by becoming involved in community initiatives.

Hypothesis: The local community's support is an ideal way to win votes.

The statement states that you need community support.


Premise: How to rein in excessive spending<br>Find out what you actually spend. You might be aware of an excessive spend, but how excessive is it? Write down all your monthly income versus monthly expenses and see where the problem or problems lie. Start with your income and write how much you earn per week or per month after payroll or income taxes.

Hypothesis: Some people don't know how much they spend.

The text implies that people don't know how much they actually spend.


Premise: How to make chocolate truffle hens<br>Assemble the ingredients and supplies. Check the " things you'll need " below for the supplies. Add the broken white chocolate pieces and cream to the double boiler bowl.

Hypothesis: You will need more than white chocolate pieces to make chocolate truffle hens.

This lists "ingredients" and "supplies". Plus you have to add the chocolate to cream ( a second listed ingredient). Therefore it is impossible to make them without more than white chocolate.


Premise: How to become an academic<br>Learn about being an academic. Someone who pursues an academic career often works at a university or research institution in a specific discipline such as biology, history, or political science. During their graduate program, academics generally spend 1 or more years working as teaching assistants at a college or university.

Hypothesis: Someone who becomes an academic has invested a lot of time in their subject.

My statement is definitely correct because someone who is an academic is an expert in their field. The model failed because I did not use words it was looking for like educated


Premise: How to serve wines<br>Chill red wine to 53-69 ° f (12-21 ° c). Always serve red wine below room temperature. Serve rich red wines, like cabernet sauvignon and shiraz, at a warmer temperature than light red wines, like pinot noir and zinfandel.

Hypothesis: Red wine serving temperature varies according to the type

It is correct because its just a simplification of what the statement is. I used vocab not in the original statement which must be confusing for the AI.


Premise: How to make vegan bouillabaisse<br>Heat the olive oil in a soup pot over medium heat until the oil is shimmering. Add the leek and the garlic cloves and cook them for 3 minutes or until they are slightly softened. Stir them often with a wooden spoon.

Hypothesis: soup pot contains a t


Premise: How to recognize skin cancer in cats<br>Look for lumps or discoloration. Skin cancer usually creates an area on the skin that is discolored and raised. When playing with your cat or cuddling up with it, take the time to look over its body for areas of discolored skin.

Hypothesis: Dermal examinations of your feline should be conducted.

Synonym of "ake the time to look over its body for areas of discolored skin."


Premise: How to keep your pets healthy<br>Consult with your pet's veterinarian concerning diets. Every pet needs to be well taken care of and the most important thing is to ensure that they have a proper diet. You might see yourself feeding a dog once a day, while birds and rabbits should always be provided with a fresh container of food and water at all times.

Hypothesis: Rabbits always need food

Rabbits are one of the pets that need constant food and water so this is definitely correct.


Premise: How to care for a midnight blue rose bush<br>Pick out midnight blue roses that look healthy. Strong, healthy plants will be more resistant to diseases of all kinds, so the fight against rose disease starts at planting time. Select healthy rose plants that have sturdy-looking leaves and stems and don't show any signs of disease or pests.

Hypothesis: Disease and pests are detrimental to the plant


Premise: How to prove age discrimination in hiring<br>Read up on federal law. Federal law prohibits discrimination in hiring on the basis of age when the applicant is 40 or older. The primary motive for refusing to hire someone must have been age.

Hypothesis: Employers in the past have considered 40-year-olds too old to hire.

This has to be true for some employers, otherwise why would there be a federal law prohibiting the discrimination of those age 40 and above?