niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Context Word: family. 
Question: Even though the house was nicer than the camper, the family preferred the time they spend in the _ less. 
Answer: house.
Output: Even though the house was nicer than the camper, the family preferred the time they spend in the _ more.
Context Word: books. 
Question: She liked to read romance books instead of nonfiction books because she thought the _ were boring. 
Answer: nonfiction books.
Output: She liked to read romance books instead of nonfiction books because she thought the _ were interesting.
Context Word: cake. 
Question: The cake got burnt in the oven when James was baking it because the _ is too hot. 
Answer: oven.
Output: The cake got burnt in the oven when James was baking it because the _ is too small.
Context Word: cheesecake. 
Question: Jill made a raspberry cheesecake and a chocolate cheesecake.  Andy asked for a piece of the _ because he didn't like fruit. 
Answer: chocolate.
Output: Jill made a raspberry cheesecake and a chocolate cheesecake.  Andy asked for a piece of the _ because he loved fruit.
Context Word: hair. 
Question: The guy with curly hair required a special shampoo sold online because the _ was dry. 
Answer: hair.
Output: The guy with curly hair required a special shampoo sold online because the _ was moisturizing.
Context Word: drawer. 
Question: John dragged the drawer on the floor and created a hole on the floor. The _ is hard. 
Answer: drawer.
Output: John dragged the drawer on the floor and created a hole on the floor. The _ is weak.
Context Word: bottle. 
Question: Baby Sam brought the bottle for the doll to drink from, although she said the _ was empty. 
Answer: bottle.
Output: Baby Sam brought the bottle for the doll to drink from, although she said the _ was sleepy.
Context Word: napkin. 
Question: John decided to buy a cloth napkin over a standard towel because the _ was portable. 
Answer: napkin.
Output: John decided to buy a cloth napkin over a standard towel because the _ was bulky.
Context Word: wheelchair. 
Question: He could not bring his wheelchair into the store but could get into the library, as the _ was inaccessible to the disabled. 
Answer: store.
Output: He could not bring his wheelchair into the store but could get into the library, as the _ was accommodating to the disabled.
Context Word: table. 
Question: The new oak table won't fit through the doorway because the _ is too narrow. 
Answer: doorway.
Output: The new oak table won't fit through the doorway because the _ is too long.
Context Word: conceited. 
Question: The conceited man left his hat at home and wore the new coat, as the _ made him look poor. 
Answer: hat.
Output: The conceited man left his hat at home and wore the new coat, as the _ made him look rich.
Context Word: investment. 
Question: Mary told many small white lies and made up stories about investment scheme and millions of people lost their home,  the _ were innocent. 
Answer: lies.
Output: Mary told many small white lies and made up stories about investment scheme and millions of people lost their home because the _ were egregious.
Context Word: super glue. 
Question: They tried to fix the vase with super glue, but the _ was broken into too many pieces to fix with the superglue. 
Answer: vase.
Output: They tried to fix the vase with super glue, but it was broken into too many pieces to fix with the _ .
Context Word: steel. 
Question: The construction workers tried to put the steel in the box but the _ was too large. 
Answer: steel.
Output: The construction workers tried to put the steel in the box but the _ was too small.
Context Word: chocolate. 
Question: Pete loved the chocolate bar and tried to dip it in his glass of milk but the _ was too big. 
Answer: bar.
Output: Pete loved the chocolate bar and tried to dip it in his glass of milk but the _ was too small.
Context Word: divorce. 
Question: After the divorce, they went to court to settle the collection as the _ was available. 
Answer: court.
Output: After the divorce, they went to court to settle the collection as the _ was unavailable.
Context Word: clothes. 
Question: The man put the clothes from the baskets into the machines until the _ were full. 
Answer: machines.
Output: The man put the clothes from the baskets into the machines until the _ were empty.
Context Word: phone. 
Question: My friend loved the tablet a lot more than the phone, because the _ screen was larger. 
Answer: tablet.
Output: My friend loved the tablet a lot more than the phone, because the _ screen was tinier.
Context Word: cake. 
Question: The muffin was less delicious than the cake, because the _ was made from a beginner baker. 
Answer: muffin.
Output: The muffin was less delicious than the cake, because the _ was made from a professional baker.
Context Word: food. 
Question: The food at the fair wasn't as good as the food at the restaurant so the food at the _ was cheaper. 
Answer: fair.
Output: The food at the fair wasn't as good as the food at the restaurant so the food at the _ was more expensive.
Context Word: vacuum. 
Question: The broom did a worse job cleaning than the vacuum. The _ had inferior cleaning power. 
Answer: broom.
Output: The broom did a worse job cleaning than the vacuum. The _ had superior cleaning power.
Context Word: humor. 
Question: One evening at the comedy club, the audience came to hear some humor from the comedian, but the _ found him boring. 
Answer: audience.
Output: One evening at the comedy club, the audience came to hear some humor from the comedian, and the _ was very funny.
Context Word: leather. 
Question: The chair was easier to care for than the sofa was because the _ was made of leather. 
Answer: sofa.
Output: The chair was harder to care for than the sofa was because the _ was made of leather.
Context Word: fix. 
Question: He could fix the sink or the bathtub, but the _ would take the most of her savings to repair. 
Answer: bathtub.
Output: He could fix the sink or the bathtub, but the _ would take the least of her savings to repair.
Context Word: tree. 
Question: Jame cut down the tree and it fell on the fence and destroyed it. The _ is strong. 
Answer: tree.
Output: Jame cut down the tree and it fell on the fence and destroyed it. The _ is weak.
Context Word: t-shirt. 
Question: Blaze always wore a t-shirt instead of a shirt because he thought that the _ was stuffy and old fashioned. 
Answer: shirt.
Output: Blaze always wore a t-shirt instead of a shirt because he thought that the _ was casual and young.
Context Word: cardio. 
Question: My cardio class started at four and I had to catch the bus at five thirty so the timing was tight. Luckily, the _ ended early. 
Answer: class.
Output: My cardio class started at four and I had to catch the bus at five thirty so the timing was tight. Luckily, the _ was delayed.
Context Word: shoe. 
Question: James dipped the shoe in the water with his socks in it but only the shoe get wet because the _ is absorbent. 
Answer: shoe.
Output: James dipped the shoe in the water with his socks in it but only the shoe get wet because the _ is waterproof.
Context Word: yell. 
Question: Jimmy could not hear John yelling because he had his phone at his ears. The _ is far. 
Answer: yelling.
Output: Jimmy could not hear John yelling because he had his phone at his ears. The _ is close.
Context Word: aquarium. 
Question: The child's aquarium would not fit on the desk because the _ was too narrow. 
Answer: desk.
Output: The child's aquarium would not fit on the desk because the _ was too big.
Context Word: thumb. 
Question: Tyrone found that his thumbs were more sore than his toes after practice because his _ were shorter. 
Answer: thumbs.
Output: Tyrone found that his thumbs were more sore than his toes after practice because his _ were longer.
Context Word: clams. 
Question: The clams tasted worse than the shrimp did, so the _ were probably of older stock. 
Answer: clams.
Output: The clams tasted worse than the shrimp did, so the _ were probably of fresher stock.
Context Word: tool. 
Question: Bradley was writing an Unimportant paper and forgot about a tool he needed to finish his work. Then the _ was denied. 
Answer: work.
Output: Bradley was writing an unimportant paper and forgot about a tool he needed to finish his work. Then the _ was accepted.
Context Word: grains. 
Question: John needed more sac to pack the grains from the box because the _ is small. 
Answer: sac.
Output: John needed more sac to pack the grains from the box because the _ is big.
Context Word: concrete. 
Question: The concrete that was outside the house was cleaner than the floor inside because the _ was swept daily. 
Answer: concrete.
Output: The concrete that was outside the house was cleaner than the floor inside because the _ was swept monthly.
Context Word: sparring. 
Question: The ring was only meant for sparring and not actual fighting because the _ was unpredictable. 
Answer: fighting.
Output: The ring was only meant for sparring and not actual fighting because the _ was predictable.
Context Word: baseball. 
Question: The baseball game costed more for us to go to than the football game because the _ was amateur. 
Answer: football game.
Output: The baseball game costed more for us to go to than the football game because the _ was professional.
Context Word: sofa. 
Question: Carrie posted their sofa for sale on Craigslist, and had received an offer they had to decline because the _ is low. 
Answer: offer.
Output: Carrie posted their sofa for sale on Craigslist, and had received an offer they had to decline because the _ is valuable.
Context Word: test. 
Question: I took the test at the office instead of the school because the _ was farther from my house. 
Answer: school.
Output: I took the test at the office instead of the school because the _ was closer to my house.
Context Word: dentist office. 
Question: Josh needed wisdom teeth surgery so he went to the dentist office rather than the ER because the _ specialized in extractions. 
Answer: dentist office.
Output: Josh needed wisdom teeth surgery so he went to the dentist office rather than the ER because the _ didn't specialize in extractions.
Context Word: local theater. 
Question: Jane wanted to go to the local theater and not the chain theater because the _ supported the community. 
Answer: local theater.
Output: Jane wanted to go to the local theater and not the chain theater because the _ didn't the community.
Context Word: reading. 
Question: I always wonder how people prefer reading in a library instead of at the house because the amount of people at the _ would make it hard to concentrate. 
Answer: library.
Output: I always wonder how people prefer reading in a library instead of at the house because the lack of people at the _ would make it easier to concentrate.
Context Word: pets. 
Question: The pets didn't fit in the new kennels that we bought at the store because the _ were too big. 
Answer: pets.
Output: The pets didn't fit in the new kennels that we bought at the store because the _ were too small.
Context Word: scrubbed. 
Question: The wall was cleaner than the floor was because we had scrubbed the _ . 
Answer: wall.
Output: The wall was dirtier than the floor was because we had scrubbed the _ .
Context Word: colony. 
Question: The ants moved their colony from the crack in the back porch to the gap in the kitchen window, because the _ was farther. 
Answer: crack.
Output: The ants moved their colony from the crack in the back porch to the gap in the kitchen window, because the _ was closer.
Context Word: chickenpox. 
Question: The boy had contracted the chickenpox virus that was going around the classroom, because the _ was very infectious. 
Answer: virus.
Output: The boy had contracted the chickenpox virus that was going around the classroom, because the _ was very small.
Context Word: sponge. 
Question: James finished washing with the sponge and had to stuff it in its case because the _ is big. 
Answer: sponge.
Output: James finished washing with the sponge and had to stuff it in its case because the _ is small.
Context Word: study. 
Question: Mark could either study in the library or the courtyard.  He chose the _ because it was raining outside. 
Answer: library.
Output: Mark could either study in the library or the courtyard.  He chose the _ because it was such nice weather.
Context Word: categories. 
Question: The teacher assigned all the words into different categories until the _ were all full. 
Answer: categories.
Output: The teacher assigned all the words into different categories until the _ were all assigned.
Context Word: shirt. 
Question: Carl lost his camp shirt and decided to get another shirt. He got a dress shirt because the _ is lost. 
Answer: camp shirt.
Output: Carl lost his camp shirt and decided to get another shirt. He got a dress shirt because the _ is new.
Context Word: chocolate. 
Question: There was more chocolate in the cake than in the pie, so the _ was sweeter. 
Answer: cake.
Output: There was less chocolate in the cake than in the pie, so the _ was sweeter.
Context Word: violin. 
Question: John played a violin at the concert instead of using his guitar because the _ was more modern. 
Answer: guitar.
Output: John played a violin at the concert instead of using his guitar because the _ was more classical.
Context Word: Fighter. 
Question: The fighter hit their opponent with a heavy punch and a light kick. The _ did a great deal of damage. 
Answer: punch.
Output: The fighter hit their opponent with a heavy punch and a light kick. The _ did a little bit of damage.
Context Word: underwater. 
Question: There's a whole lot of sea life and treasure underwater in the ocean. You don't need a map to find the _ . 
Answer: sea life.
Output: There's a whole lot of sea life and treasure underwater in the ocean. You may need a map to find the _ .
Context Word: suffered. 
Question: I've always suffered from headaches and nausea from flying. At least the _ aren't gross. 
Answer: headaches.
Output: I've always suffered from headaches and nausea from flying. At least the _ passes quickly.
Context Word: suitcase. 
Question: The suitcase was handed to the boy but he could not carry it and john brought out the box alone and handed the case to him. The _ is heavy. 
Answer: box.
Output: The suitcase was handed to the boy but he could not carry it and john brought out the box alone and handed the case to him. The _ is light.
Context Word: iOS. 
Question: Paul couldn't decide between a android or iOS device but chose an android because the _ was closed-source. 
Answer: iOS.
Output: Paul couldn't decide between a android or iOS device but chose an android because the _ was open-source.
Context Word: bedding. 
Question: The nurse took the dirty bedding off of the beds and put it in the washing machine until the _ were bare. 
Answer: beds.
Output: The nurse took the dirty bedding off of the beds and put it in the washing machine until the _ was full.
Context Word: parrot. 
Question: Everyone loved playing with the cat but nobody liked the parrot, as _ was loud. 
Answer: parrot.
Output: Everyone loved playing with the cat but nobody liked the parrot, as _ was quiet.
Context Word: garlic. 
Question: I was planning to make minced garlic and opted to use the food processor instead of a knife because the _ is quicker. 
Answer: food processor.
Output: I was planning to make minced garlic and opted to use the food processor instead of a knife because the _ is slower.
Context Word: evacuation. 
Question: The people in the building were moved to the hospital after the evacuation, as the _ was dangerous for them. 
Answer: building.
Output: The people in the building were moved to the hospital after the evacuation, as the _ was safe for them.
Context Word: pond. 
Question: Jen cleaned her koi pond with her net and her sprayer, and the _ helped her clean carefully. 
Answer: net.
Output: Jen cleaned her koi pond with her net and her sprayer, and the _ helped her clean roughly.
Context Word: balance. 
Question: Mike wanted to balance the bottle on the shelf but the _ was too narrow. 
Answer: shelf.
Output: Mike wanted to balance the bottle on the shelf but the _ was too broad.
Context Word: bread. 
Question: Betty wanted to put the bread on the table but the _ was too large. 
Answer: bread.
Output: Betty wanted to put the bread on the table but the _ was too small.
Context Word: roller coaster. 
Question: Pete wanted to wait in line to ride the new roller coaster, but he decided not to because the _ was too long. 
Answer: line.
Output: Pete wanted to wait in line to ride the new roller coaster, but he decided not to because the _ was too short.
Context Word: school. 
Question: The school needed a new auditorium and a new teacher's lounge.  They built the _ first because it benefited the students more. 
Answer: auditorium.
Output: The school needed a new auditorium and a new teacher's lounge.  They built the _ first because it benefited the faculty more.
Context Word: hair. 
Question: Jen wanted her sister to put ribbons in her hair but the _ was too thin. 
Answer: hair.
Output: Jen wanted her sister to put ribbons in her hair but the _ was too thick.
Context Word: thinking. 
Question: The man couldn't stop thinking about the violin and the crossbow he lost when he was younger. He used to love to play _ . 
Answer: violin.
Output: The man couldn't stop thinking about the violin and the crossbow he lost when he was younger. He used to love to shoot _ .
Context Word: raquet. 
Question: The girl brougt a raquet but no ball to tennis practice, because the _ was required. 
Answer: raquet.
Output: The girl brougt a raquet but no ball to tennis practice, because the _ was provided.
Context Word: virus. 
Question: The virus that he contacted was more severe than the flu that his sister had because the _ was rare. 
Answer: virus.
Output: The virus that he contacted was more severe than the flu that his sister had because the _ was common.
Context Word: bike. 
Question: Jake replaced his metal bike for a carbon one because the _ was too heavy. 
Answer: metal.
Output: Jake replaced his metal bike for a carbon one because the _ was very lightweight.
Context Word: problem. 
Question: The problem was a lot worse than John's situation, because the _ affected more people. 
Answer: problem.
Output: The problem was a lot worse than John's situation, because the _ affected only himself.
Context Word: shoes. 
Question: I was hoping these shoes would have good arch and heel support but the _ was too high. 
Answer: arch.
Output: I was hoping these shoes would have good arch and heel support but the _  was too stiff.
Context Word: pavement. 
Question: John fell down while walking on the pavement and decided to take the lawn instead. The _ is slippery. 
Answer: pavement.
Output: John fell down while walking on the pavement and decided to take the lawn instead. The _ is dry.
Context Word: garden. 
Question: We cannot see the flowers in the garden because of the fences and the _ are short. 
Answer: flowers.
Output: We cannot see the flowers in the garden because of the fences and the _ are tall.
Context Word: computer. 
Question: The computer couldn't connect to the iphone because the _ is too old to be able to. 
Answer: computer.
Output: The computer couldn't connect to the iphone because the _ is too new to be able to.
Context Word: autobiography. 
Question: Sean needed to write his autobiography for class in a short period of time, but failed to do so because the _ was too short. 
Answer: time.
Output: Sean needed to write his autobiography for class in a short period of time, but failed to do so because the _ was too complex.
Context Word: watching. 
Question: I was watching a movie about travel and then I came to the conclusion I rather travel by plane than by train because the _ is to slow. 
Answer: train.
Output: I was watching a movie about travel and then I came to the conclusion I rather travel by plane than by train because the _ is always faster.
Context Word: bedroom. 
Question: I dusted the dresser in the bedroom with a rag until _ was covered in dust. 
Answer: rag.
Output: I dusted the dresser in the bedroom with a rag until _ was free of dust.
Context Word: pain. 
Question: The hammer was made of gentler material than the sword, so the _ caused less pain when used as a weapon. 
Answer: hammer.
Output: The hammer was made of gentler material than the sword, so the _ caused more pain when used as a weapon.
Context Word: dye. 
Question: I tried to dye my wedding dress in the bathroom sink, but the _ ended up being too small. 
Answer: sink.
Output: I tried to dye my wedding dress in the bathroom sink, but the _ ended up being too large.
Context Word: hotspot. 
Question: Jessie was able to use the hotspot in the living room but not in the bedroom since the _ was too far away. 
Answer: bedroom.
Output: Jessie was able to use the hotspot in the living room but not in the bedroom since the _ was close.
Context Word: chair. 
Question: James lifted the chair with just one arm. I guess the _ is pretty light. 
Answer: chair.
Output: James lifted the chair with just one arm. I guess the _ is pretty strong.
Context Word: stock. 
Question: The bank lost its stock trading business to the brokerage, as the _ was unskilled in trading. 
Answer: bank.
Output: The bank lost its stock trading business to the brokerage, as the _ was expert in trading.
Context Word: pie. 
Question: The woman was dissapointed in the pie but proud of the cake because the _ was bland. 
Answer: pie.
Output: The woman was dissapointed in the pie but proud of the cake because the _ was tasty.
Context Word: sell. 
Question: Kristin found it easier to sell makeup kits door to door than she did perfumes. Women are more open to buying _ from saleswomen. 
Answer: makeup kits.
Output: Kristin found it easier to sell makeup kits door to door than she did perfumes. Women are more closed to buying _ from saleswomen.
Context Word: fish. 
Question: Reed liked fishing at the lake more than at the pond because there were more fish in the _ . 
Answer: lake.
Output: Reed liked fishing at the lake more than at the pond because there were less fish in the _ .
Context Word: house. 
Question: It was more comfortable in the house than on the porch because there was more humidity on the _ . 
Answer: porch.
Output: It was more comfortable in the house than on the porch because there was less humidity in the _ .
Context Word: train. 
Question: In order to train for the tournament, the man decided to use the numchucks instead of the batons, since the _ were tougher. 
Answer: numchucks.
Output: In order to train for the tournament, the man decided to use the numchucks instead of the batons, since the _ were easier.
Context Word: potatoes. 
Question: The red potatoes are ready but the carrots are not, they are still hard. The _ .are ready. 
Answer: potatoes.
Output: The red potatoes are ready but the carrots are not, they are still hard. The _  are not ready.
Context Word: Handkerchiefs. 
Question: He placed the handkerchiefs in his closet instead of his dresser because the _ was overflowing. 
Answer: dresser.
Output: He placed the handkerchiefs in his closet instead of his dresser because the _ was emptier.
Context Word: head. 
Question: Jane tried to force the net into the head and now it hurts her. Adams advised her to get the _ that is bigger. 
Answer: net.
Output: Jane tried to force the net into the head and now it hurts her. Adams advised her to get the _ that is smaller.
Context Word: phone. 
Question: Rick needed replace his old flip phone with a new smart phone since the _ was really outdated. 
Answer: flip phone.
Output: Rick needed replace his old flip phone with a new smart phone since the _ was really current.
Context Word: humidity. 
Question: The dehumidifier I bought helped counteract the humidity of my showers, because the _ made the house steamy. 
Answer: showers.
Output: The dehumidifier I bought helped counteract the humidity of my showers, because the _ made the house arid.
Context Word: university course. 
Question: She changed her university course from mathematics to history, because the _ course is too complex. 
Answer: mathematics.
Output: She changed her university course from mathematics to history, because the _ course is more simple.
Context Word: leather. 
Question: Laura's distressed leather shoes matched her belt but not her purse, as the _ was patent leather. 
Answer: purse.
Output: Laura's distressed leather shoes matched her belt but not her purse, as the _ was distressed leather.
Context Word: relationship. 
Question: James wanted to start a new relationship by using a dating website or offline matchmaker. He went with the _ because he was nervous about using the internet. 
Answer: matchmaker.
Output: James wanted to start a new relationship by using a dating website or offline matchmaker. He went with the _ because he was nervous about talking to someone in person.
Context Word: eyes. 
Question: Parker's doctor checked her eyes with a hand lens instead of the machine, because the _ was broken. 
Answer: machine.
Output: Parker's doctor checked her eyes with a hand lens instead of the machine, because the _ was efficient.
Context Word: bill. 
Question: The bill had extra charges for past due and hookup. I owe the _ for being late. 
Answer: past due.
Output: The bill had extra charges for past due and hookup. I owe the _ for being a new customer.
Context Word: reading. 
Question: There was a small audience for the poetry reading, but a huge crowd for the piano recital.  People just rejected the _ as entertainment. 
Answer: poetry.
Output: There was a small audience for the poetry reading, but a huge crowd for the piano recital.  People just embraced the _ as entertainment.
Context Word: Napkin. 
Question: The napkin could not absorb enough of the liquid because the _ is too thick. 
Answer: liquid.
Output: The napkin could not absorb enough of the liquid because the _ is too thin.
Context Word: seeds. 
Question: The seeds from the apples sell for less than the ones from oranges do. So, the _ seeds must be available everywhere. 
Answer: apples.
Output: The seeds from the apples sell for less than the ones from oranges do. So, the _ seeds must have limited availability.
Context Word: grades. 
Question: I need to raise my grades. I could stop playing my favorite game and start studying. The _ is distracting. 
Answer: game.
Output: I need to raise my grades. I could stop playing my favorite game and start studying. The _ is beneficial.
Context Word: story. 
Question: Matt was writing a story about a machine and the metal bars it made, the _ was pumping out product fast. 
Answer: machine.
Output: Matt was writing a story about a machine and the metal bars it made, the _ was coming out fast.
Context Word: engagement ring. 
Question: Tammy wanted to try on the engagement ring on her finger at the jeweler but the _ was too crowded. 
Answer: jeweler.
Output: Tammy wanted to try on the engagement ring on her finger at the jeweler but the _ was too big.
Context Word: sun. 
Question: John got burnt when he walked close to the fire and he was disappointed it wasn't the sun that did that. The _ is a little colder. 
Answer: fire.
Output: John got burnt when he walked close to the fire and he was disappointed it wasn't the sun that did that. The _ is a little hotter.
Context Word: plant. 
Question: The plant is stopping the sun from reaching the top of the roof because the _ is taller. 
Answer: plant.
Output: The plant is stopping the sun from reaching the top of the roof because the _ is shorter.
Context Word: work. 
Question: The work required them to use lots of water and soap. The _ was wet. 
Answer: water.
Output: The work required them to use lots of water and soap. The _ was bubbly.
Context Word: ski. 
Question: The ski did not fit in the red car because the _ was too long. 
Answer: ski.
Output: The ski did not fit in the red car because the _ was too short.
Context Word: ancient Egyptians. 
Question: Victor studied ancient Egyptians at the new class that was offered at his school but the _ was too new. 
Answer: class.
Output: Victor studied ancient Egyptians at the new class that was offered at his school but the _ was too old.
Context Word: pen. 
Question: Kai used a pen instead of crayon to write a letter because the line written by the _ is precise. 
Answer: pen.
Output: Kai used a pen instead of crayon to write a letter because the line written by the _ is imprecise.
Context Word: cough. 
Question: Ben tried to get rid of his cough with salt water and cold medicine, but the _ made his throat hurt. 
Answer: salt water.
Output: Ben tried to get rid of his cough with salt water and cold medicine, but the _ made him sleepy.
Context Word: alcohol. 
Question: I tried to transfer the alcohol to the bottle, but it didn't fit because the _ was too much. 
Answer: alcohol.
Output: I tried to transfer the alcohol to the bottle, but it didn't fit because the _ was too little.
Context Word: boat. 
Question: I bought an ATV instead of a boat because I didn't live near a lake and so would get less use out of the _ . 
Answer: boat.
Output: I bought an ATV instead of a boat because I didn't live near a lake and so would get more use out of the _ .
Context Word: water. 
Question: The water in the cup still steam and James blew some air into it. The _ is hot. 
Answer: water.
Output: The water in the cup still steam and James blew some air into it. The _ is cold.
Context Word: eggplant. 
Question: Elen decided to eat healthier and to swap chips for an eggplant. The _ is healthy. 
Answer: eggplant.
Output: Elen decided to eat healthier and to swap chips for an eggplant. The _ is unhealthy.
Context Word: sink. 
Question: Kyle chose to replace his sink prior to the refrigerator due to the _ being much older. 
Answer: sink.
Output: Kyle chose to replace his sink prior to the refrigerator due to the _ being much newer.
Context Word: volleyball. 
Question: They decided that they were going to play volleyball instead of golf, because the _ was exciting. 
Answer: volleyball.
Output: They decided that they were going to play volleyball instead of golf, because the _ was lame.
Context Word: change. 
Question: To change the lights, the lightbulb was unscrewed with the machine since the _ was stuck. 
Answer: lightbulb.
Output: To change the lights, the lightbulb was unscrewed with the machine since the _ was free.
Context Word: job interview. 
Question: Bob changed from knee pants to trousers before going to the job interview, because the _ would make him look ludicrous. 
Answer: knee pants.
Output: Bob changed from knee pants to trousers before going to the job interview, because the _ would make him look smart.
Context Word: jacket. 
Question: The black jacket matched the pants better than the shoes, because the _ were dark. 
Answer: pants.
Output: The black jacket matched the pants better than the shoes, because the _ were light.
Context Word: red. 
Question: We can not see the letters written on the red shirt but we can see the numbers because the _ are red. 
Answer: letters.
Output: We can not see the letters written on the red shirt but we can see the numbers because the _ are white.
Context Word: firewood. 
Question: James went to take the firewood from the basket and put it into the fireplace, but the _ was empty. 
Answer: basket.
Output: James went to take the firewood from the basket and put it into the fireplace, but the _ was full.
Context Word: friend. 
Question: Tyler really wanted his friend to buy him a bike instead of a skateboard, so he was disappointed by the _ he got. 
Answer: skateboard.
Output: Tyler really wanted his friend to buy him a bike instead of a skateboard, so he was thrilled by the _ he got.
Context Word: duration. 
Question: The duration of the tutorial was long but the test itself took no time. The _ was easy. 
Answer: test.
Output: The duration of the tutorial was long but the test itself took no time. The _ was hard.
Context Word: hair. 
Question: She chose to put a headband in her hair instead of a scrunchie because the _ was frumpy. 
Answer: scrunchie.
Output: She chose to put a headband in her hair instead of a scrunchie because the _ was stylish.
Context Word: gerbil. 
Question: Bob held his gerbil in the box instead of putting it on the floor because it was more secure in the _ . 
Answer: box.
Output: Bob held his gerbil in the box instead of putting it on the floor because it was more loose on the _ .
Context Word: body. 
Question: The sergeant wanted to put the soldier's body in the new casket but the _ was too small. 
Answer: casket.
Output: The sergeant wanted to put the soldier's body in the new casket but the _ was too large.
Context Word: water. 
Question: The pressure of the water increased when it flowed from the tank to the pipe because the _ is wider. 
Answer: tank.
Output: The pressure of the water increased when it flowed from the tank to the pipe because the _ is narrower.
Context Word: selling. 
Question: Lisa was more interested in selling her car than her truck because the _ would get her less money. 
Answer: truck.
Output: Lisa was more interested in selling her car than her truck because the _ would get her more money.
Context Word: bottle. 
Question: The _ bottle held more liquid than the small bottle because the large bottle had a greater volume. 
Answer: large.
Output: The large bottle held more liquid than the small bottle because the _ bottle had a lesser volume.
Context Word: sewed. 
Question: The lady sewed more with the machine than with the needle because the _ did a faster job. 
Answer: machine.
Output: The lady sewed more with the machine than with the needle because the _ did a slower job.
Context Word: card. 
Question: We chose to change the card into a die instead for the game that we were playing, the _ was fitting. 
Answer: die.
Output: We chose to change the card into a die instead for the game that we were playing, the _ was displaced.
Context Word: seeds. 
Question: The seeds outweigh the juice that came out of the lemon fruit. No wonder the _ is so big. 
Answer: fruit.
Output: The seeds outweigh the juice that came out of the lemon fruit. No wonder the _ is so small.
Context Word: donuts. 
Question: The donuts James from the mall bought outweigh the buns because the _ is bigger. 
Answer: donuts.
Output: The donuts James from the mall bought outweigh the buns because the _ is smaller.
Context Word: shoe. 
Question: James jumped into the pool and his shoe get soaked but his jacket did not because the _ is absorbent. 
Answer: shoe.
Output: James jumped into the pool and his shoe get soaked but his jacket did not because the _ is waterproof.
Context Word: Paint. 
Question: The old house down the block got a new layer of paint. The _ looked worn down. 
Answer: house.
Output: The old house down the block got a new layer of paint. The _ looked fresh.
Context Word: pain. 
Question: The pills relieved my pain more than the capsules did because the _ were weaker. 
Answer: capsules.
Output: The pills relieved my pain more than the capsules did because the _ were stronger.
Context Word: bar. 
Question: The hard working bartender wiped down the mirror above the bar with a towel until the _ was sparkling. 
Answer: mirror.
Output: The hard working bartender wiped down the mirror above the bar with a towel until the _ was dirty.
Context Word: bill. 
Question: John received a bill from the appliance store for the refrigerator, but no longer received a bill for the dishwasher, because he still owed money for the _ . 
Answer: refrigerator.
Output: John received a bill from the appliance store for the refrigerator, but no longer received a bill for the dishwasher, because he no longer owed money for the _ .
Context Word: explain. 
Question: The doctor explained the flops were needed for the patient and not the shoes as the _ was supportive. 
Answer: flops.
Output: The doctor explained the flops were needed for the patient and not the shoes as the _ was unsupportive.
Context Word: makeup. 
Question: She was good at makeup but terrible at haircare - she thought the _ industry was boring. 
Answer: haircare.
Output: She was good at makeup but terrible at haircare - she thought the _ industry was exciting.
Context Word: stare. 
Question: James cannot stare at the screen without wearing a shade glass but he can stare at the bulb with naked eye. The _ is bright. 
Answer: screen.
Output: James cannot stare at the screen without wearing a shade glass but he can stare at the bulb with naked eye. The _ is dull.
Context Word: chant. 
Question: The monks liked to chant in the dormitory rather than the church, as the _ sounded better. 
Answer: dormitory.
Output: The monks liked to chant in the dormitory rather than the church, as the _ sounded worse.
Context Word: files. 
Question: I tried really hard to put all of the files into the folders, but it didn't work because the _ were too thick. 
Answer: files.
Output: I tried really hard to put all of the files into the folders, but it didn't work because the _ were too thin.
Context Word: seeds. 
Question: The seeds were a better deal than the plants, because the _ were on sale. 
Answer: seeds.
Output: The seeds were a better deal than the plants, because the _ were full price.
Context Word: groom. 
Question: Jake wanted either a long haired or short haired dog but a _ takes too long to groom. 
Answer: long haired.
Output: Jake wanted either a long haired or short haired dog but a _ is easy to groom.
Context Word: cruise. 
Question: Tasha was taking a cruise to either a tropical destination or snowy destination and decided on the _ for the weather. 
Answer: tropical.
Output: Tasha was taking a cruise to either a tropical destination or snowy destination and decided on the _ for the wildlife.
Context Word: bookcase. 
Question: We tried to get the bookcase through the door, but the _ was not wide enough. 
Answer: door.
Output: We tried to get the bookcase through the door, but the _ was not narrow enough.
Context Word: laryngitis. 
Question: The laryngitis and fever were a problem but the blockednose was not as the _ was a very serious ailment. 
Answer: fever.
Output: The laryngitis and fever were a problem but the blockednose was not as the _ was a very minor ailment.
Context Word: train. 
Question: John was mad because he waited so long for the cab and had to run after the train. The _ arrived late. 
Answer: cab.
Output: John was mad because he waited so long for the cab and had to run after the train. The _ arrived early.
Context Word: move. 
Question: During the move, James had to decide whether to use his truck or use his van. The _ was nearly full. 
Answer: truck.
Output: During the move, James had to decide whether to use his truck or use his van. The _ was nearly empty.
Context Word: drawer. 
Question: Because the forks stacked nicely in the drawer but the knives did not, Jane kept the _ separate. 
Answer: knives.
Output: Because the forks stacked nicely in the drawer but the knives did not, Jane kept the _  together.
Context Word: cheese. 
Question: The blue cheese developed a vein of blue mold inside its rind as it matured, because the _ flavored it. 
Answer: mold.
Output: The blue cheese developed a vein of blue mold inside its rind as it matured, because the _ fed the mold.
Context Word: humor. 
Question: The humor was lost in the movie but was hilarious in the book.  The _ failed in translating the jokes. 
Answer: movie.
Output: The humor was lost in the movie but was hilarious in the book.  The _ succeeded in translating the jokes.
Context Word: infection. 
Question: The infection cleared up after adding alcohol rather than cider, because in this case, the _ is effective. 
Answer: alcohol.
Output: The infection cleared up after adding alcohol rather than cider, because in this case, the _ is useless.
Context Word: shooting. 
Question: Shooting with the handgun was easier for Mark than the rifle due to the _ having less kickback. 
Answer: handgun.
Output: Shooting with the handgun was easier for Mark than the rifle due to the _ having more kickback.
Context Word: cuff. 
Question: The nurse wrapped the regular cuff around the large patient's arm, but the _ was too small for a reading. 
Answer: cuff.
Output: The nurse wrapped the regular cuff around the large patient's arm, but the _ was too large for a reading.
Context Word: make. 
Question: She decided to leave coach and make her way to catch a plane so she could get there faster but the _ actually got there faster due to delays. 
Answer: coach.
Output: She decided to leave coach and make her way to catch a plane so she could get there faster but the _ actually got there slower due to delays.
Context Word: school. 
Question: The school needs books more than they need sports equipment. The amount of _ at the school is unacceptable. 
Answer: books.
Output: The school needs books more than they need sports equipment. The amount of _ at the school is fine.
Context Word: wine. 
Question: The wine Chris bought was better with steak than fish because the _ was a red. 
Answer: steak.
Output: The wine Chris bought was better with steak than fish because the _ was a white.
Context Word: stall. 
Question: Jenna got her shovel and wood shavings and went to much the stall, putting down the _ before she started cleaning. 
Answer: shavings.
Output: Jenna got her shovel and wood shavings and went to much the stall, picking up the _ after she started cleaning.
Context Word: transfer. 
Question: I transferred my new photos from the memory card into the hard drive until the _ was empty. 
Answer: memory card.
Output: I transferred my new photos from the memory card into the hard drive until the _ was full.
Context Word: shoes. 
Question: She wore the old shoes to her school but not to the cafe, as she didn't mind what impression she made at the _ . 
Answer: school.
Output: She wore the old shoes to her school but not to the cafe, as she cared about what impression she made at the _ .
Context Word: winter. 
Question: Sarah did not want to wear her winter boots to school because the _ were too small. 
Answer: boots.
Output: Sarah did not want to wear her winter boots to school because the _ weather was over.
Context Word: bleach. 
Question: The dye on the cloth was faded when it was soaked in a bleach. The _ is strong. 
Answer: bleach.
Output: The dye on the cloth was faded when it was soaked in a bleach. The _ is weak.
Context Word: divorce. 
Question: The notes from the divorce lawyers made the couple decide to start exchanging emails, because the _ could be mean. 
Answer: notes.
Output: The notes from the divorce lawyers made the couple decide to start exchanging emails, because the _ could be kind.
Context Word: Christmas. 
Question: My dad gave me a homemade gift and store-bought gift for Christmas. I like the _ since it's more meaningful. 
Answer: homemade gift.
Output: My dad gave me a homemade gift and store-bought gift for Christmas. I like the _ since it's less meaningful.
Context Word: blood. 
Question: When donating blood, I don't look at the needle until I get my cookie, and it's always great to see that the _ is quite large. 
Answer: cookie.
Output: When donating blood, I don't look at the needle until I get my cookie, and it's always great to see that the _ is quite small.
Context Word: speaker. 
Question: The speaker could be heard from the other room but no one is complaining about the bell. The _ is high. 
Answer: speaker.
Output: The speaker could be heard from the other room but no one is complaining about the bell. The _ is low.
Context Word: mattress. 
Question: It was easier to sleep on the cot than the bed because the mattress on the _ was soft. 
Answer: cot.
Output: It was easier to sleep on the cot than the bed because the mattress on the _ was hard.
Context Word: assemble. 
Question: John was not able to assemble the bed, but could easily assemble the dresser, because the _ did not come with instructions. 
Answer: bed.
Output: John was not able to assemble the bed, but could easily assemble the dresser, because the _ came with clear instructions.
Context Word: stones. 
Question: The stones that I found at the beach were worse than the rocks I found earlier, because the _ were common. 
Answer: stones.
Output: The stones that I found at the beach were worse than the rocks I found earlier, because the _ were rare.
Context Word: dental work. 
Question: I could get my dental work done immediately or wait a few weeks. The _ approach will hurt my budget. 
Answer: immediately.
Output: I could get my dental work done immediately or wait a few weeks. The _ approach will hurt my mouth.
Context Word: traffic. 
Question: The traffic near his house was worse than the roadblock, because the _ was stopped for hours. 
Answer: traffic.
Output: The traffic near his house was worse than the roadblock, because the _ was stopped for minutes.
Context Word: start. 
Question: She had to start her car but there was a problem with the ignition or starter. The _ problem made her worried. 
Answer: ignition.
Output: She had to start her car but there was a problem with the ignition or starter. The _ problem made her relax.
Context Word: makeup. 
Question: Clara had dropped her client’s makeup on the floor and had to dispose of it because the _ is dirty. 
Answer: floor.
Output: Clara had dropped her client’s makeup on the floor and had to dispose of it because the _ is unsanitary.
Context Word: travel. 
Question: Trains and planes are both good methods of travel, but Tim liked the _ better because they are faster. 
Answer: planes.
Output: Trains and planes are both good methods of travel, but Tim liked the _ better because they are slower.
Context Word: armpits. 
Question: The woman began using a gel instead of a spray when deodorizing because the _ would soothe her armpits. 
Answer: gel.
Output: The woman began using a gel instead of a spray when deodorizing because the _ would irritate her armpits.
Context Word: brandy. 
Question: Ben chose to drink brandy over beer or other alcohols because the _ is stout. 
Answer: brandy.
Output: Ben chose to drink brandy over beer or other alcohols because the _ is lean.
Context Word: decoration. 
Question: The holiday decoration did not fit on the fireplace mantle because the _ was too wide. 
Answer: decoration.
Output: The holiday decoration did not fit on the fireplace mantle because the _ was too narrow.
Context Word: apply. 
Question: For the math situation, we had to apply our calculation skills and not the graph skills because the _ skills were simple. 
Answer: calculation.
Output: For the math situation, we had to apply our calculation skills and not the graph skills because the _ skills were complex.
Context Word: washer. 
Question: The washer was making too much noise and John decided to put on the music. The _ is louder. 
Answer: music.
Output: The washer was making too much noise and John decided to put on the music. The _ is quieter.
Context Word: popcorn. 
Question: Popcorn gets stuck in Dwight's teeth, but he has no qualms about an orange, so he finds the _ in his pantry to be unsatisfying. 
Answer: popcorn.
Output: Popcorn gets stuck in Dwight's teeth, but he has no qualms about an orange, so he finds the _ in his pantry to hit the spot.
Context Word: trip. 
Question: The most interesting part of the trip were the views, not the hotel, because the _ were amazing. 
Answer: views.
Output: The most interesting part of the trip were the views, not the hotel, because the _ was boring.
Context Word: guitar. 
Question: Mark chose the Fender to be his guitar over the Gibson because he thinks _ 's are easier to play. 
Answer: Fender.
Output: Mark chose the Fender to be his guitar over the Gibson because he thinks _ 's are harder to play.
Context Word: textbook. 
Question: The textbook Mary was reading had a complicated diagram but rather simple text, so she ignored the _ while learning the material. 
Answer: diagram.
Output: The textbook Mary was reading had a complicated diagram but rather simple text, so she focused on the _ to learn the material.
Context Word: habits. 
Question: Habits are a lot easier to enjoy than routines because the _ are usually more fun. 
Answer: habits.
Output: Habits are a lot easier to enjoy than routines because the _ are usually more boring.
Context Word: steps. 
Question: The frightened child did not want to go down the basement steps because the _ were too steep. 
Answer: steps.
Output: The frightened child did not want to go down the basement steps because the _ was too dark.
Context Word: flower. 
Question: The flower placed on the window had started to block the sun ray because the _ is big. 
Answer: flower.
Output: The flower placed on the window had started to block the sun ray because the _ is small.