niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence: Cindy was walking in the park when she saw a friend walking her poodle and, at the same time, saw another friend walking his Great Dane. Cindy laughed because, from her perspective, the poodle seemed to be dwarfing the Great Dane in terms of size. Question: Which dog was further away from Cindy? (A) The poodle (B) The Great Dane
Output: The Great Dane
Sentence: Jimbo and Fred were working out together. Jimbo was running the treadmill, but Fred was sitting on a chair. Question: Which person sweated more? (A) Fred (B) Jimbo
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: A bucket sliding across wet sand stays cooler then one sliding across dry sand. Question: Which surface is providing less resistance to the bucket? (A) wet sand (B) dry sand
Output: wet sand
Sentence: John and Sue leave work at the same time. They both get on the same train to go home. Question: If John gets home earlier than Sue, who traveled less distance? (A) John (B) Sue.
Output: John
Sentence: Each planet has a substantial gravitational pull. Uranus bigger than earth but still much smaller than the sun. Question: Which object has a weaker gravitational pull? (A) Sun (B) Uranus
Output: Uranus
Sentence: Cotton cloth flexes easier then a tooth pick. Question: Which item is less likely to break when flexed? (A) tooth pick (B) cotton cloth
Output: cotton cloth
Sentence: Teenage Mary and her grandmother, Millie, are both gymnasts. Both are talented athletes, even though Millie is getting a little stiff in her later years. Question: Between senior Millie and young Mary, which one is more at risk for broken bones? (A) Mary is more at risk (B) Millie is more at risk
Output: Millie is more at risk
Sentence: Yurianna and Darnell go to the local track for some exercise. Darnell spends his time walking around the track while Yurianna spends her time running around the track. Question: As a result, which person will have more sweat on their skin? (A) Darnell (B) Yurianna
Output: Yurianna
Sentence: Stacey and Marilyn are driving down the interstate at night and need to gas up their car. They sight a gas station sign that looks very dim and becomes more easily visible as they drive. Question: When does the sign look more luminous? (A) when it's far off (B) when it's nearby
Output: when it's nearby
Sentence: Lisa is riding her bike while Peter is walking the same way. Question: After 30 minutes who would have gone the furthest? (A) Lisa (B) Peter
Output: Lisa
Sentence: Tim has to push an ice sculpture across the ballroom in order to get his restaurant ready for a wedding. He notices that it is easier to push the sculpture when he moves it across the polished ballroom floor than when he moves it across the rough cobblestone floor. Question: If Tim is trying to keep the ice sculpture from melting, which surface should he push it across in order to produce less heat? (A) ballroom floor (B) cobblestone floor
Output: ballroom floor
Sentence: Bob took his toy car outside to play with it. He rolled it on the street and then he rolled it in the grass. He noted that the toy car rolled much faster in the street. Question: Which surface caused more friction? (A) The street (B) The grass
Output: The grass
Sentence: Jim is much stronger physically than his good friend Lou, but they enjoy a good natured competitive friendship nonetheless. Question: When Lou challenges Jim to a discus challenge, which of the two men will achieve a throw of greater distance? (A) Lou will achieve greater distance (B) Jim will achieve greater distance
Output: Jim will achieve greater distance
Sentence: A worm and a snake both take a journey around the giant tree. The worm is much slower than the snake so it paces itself. Question: Which animal takes more time to get around the tree? (A) Worm (B) Snake
Output: Worm
Sentence: Several athletes are competing in a throwing contest. Question: Which type athlete, due to upper body strength is likely to throw further? (A) Runner (B) Bodybuilder
Output: Bodybuilder
Sentence: Tom has recently gotten a prosthetic arm and he notices that it is somewhat stronger than his human arm. Tom tosses a tennis ball to his friend, first with the human arm then with the prosthetic arm. Question: Which arm will toss the ball a shorter distance? (A) Tom's prosthetic arm (B) Tom's human arm
Output: Tom's human arm
Sentence: A post office counter is less bumpy then a coffee table. Question: Which surface will force a letter to move at a lower rate of speed when slid across it? (A) post office counter (B) coffee table
Output: coffee table
Sentence: Everyone knows that dry pasta isn't as flexible as wet pasta. Question: If Jimbo bends both types of pasta, which is more likely to snap into two pieces? (A) dry pasta (B) wet pasta
Output: dry pasta
Sentence: Mike's truck is slower then his van. Question: If he drove both of them for 5 minutes, which would have gone the smaller distance? (A) truck (B) van
Output: truck
Sentence: Daniel and Nate compete in a boxing match. Daniel is very old thin and weak while Nate is big and strong. Question: Who loses the boxing match? (A) Nate (B) Daniel
Output: Daniel
Sentence: An elephant can't run as fast as a lion. Question: If both animals run on the open plain for the same amount of time, which will have went the shorter distance? (A) elephant (B) lion
Output: elephant
Sentence: Minnie can choose between two trains for her travel. The red train and the blue train both go the same speed, but the red train travels for less time than the blue train. Question: Which train travels less distance? (A) red train (B) blue train
Output: red train
Sentence: Suppose you see an Elephant at the zoo and look up into the night sky right after. Question: Which object looks bigger? (A) Elephant (B) Moon
Output: Elephant
Sentence: Tina plays with two different toys. Gumby which is made of flexible clay and her Barbie doll which is made of wood. Question: If she bends each toy which one will bend and not break? (A) Gumby (B) Barbie
Output: Gumby
Sentence: Astronauts exploring the galaxy first land on a red planet and later land on a green planet. The red planet is larger in mass than the green planet. Question: On which of these planets will the astronauts feel a lower gravitational force? (A) the red planet (B) the green planet
Output: the green planet
Sentence: From far away, Jane saw an angry white speck on a red bump on her son's neck.  When she got closer, she saw the puss oozing from an engorged volcano of skin. Question: When did the pimple look bigger? (A) when the pimple was far away (B) when the pimple was up close
Output: when the pimple was up close
Sentence: The enormous tractor trailer belched smoke as it waited at the stoplight next to a sleek, low, and light Italian model sports car. Question: When the stoplight finally turned green, which vehicle would likely take off more speedily? (A) The tractor trailer would (B) The sports car would
Output: The sports car would
Sentence: Your house is pretty large. But the moon is larger. Question: Which object has lesser gravity? (A) House (B) Moon
Output: House
Sentence: Judith and Cassie decide to go on a walk together and talk about what's going on in their lives. They start at Judith's house and plan to go around the block and back. Cassie decides to stop at her friend's house for the rest of the day while Judith finishes the walk. Question: Who walked more? (A) Cassie/ (B) Judith
Output: Judith
Sentence: Polyethylene is more flexible then pvc. Question: Which plastic is the more breakable of the two? (A) polyethylene (B) pvc
Output: pvc
Sentence: Jimmy gets mad and throws his laptop against the wall. He takes his shirt off and throws that against the wall as well. Question: Which object is more likely to break due to inflexibility? (A) Laptop (B) Shirt
Output: Laptop
Sentence: Rolling a red ball across an orange carpet makes the ball get hotter then rolling it across a blue carpet. Question: Which carpet is the most smooth? (A) blue carpet (B) red carpet
Output: blue carpet
Sentence: At a karate tournament there are paper and wood boards. Question: Which would be easier to break? (A) Wood (B) Paper
Output: Paper
Sentence: Mike rolled his tomato over a cutting board and over a counter. He noticed the temperature of the tomato rose more when he rolled it over the cutting board. Question: Which surface has more resistance? (A) cutting board (B) counter
Output: cutting board
Sentence: Connor is talking to his friends in his back yard. Friend A is sitting 4 feet away from him, while friend B is 12 feet away in the pool. Question: Who can Connor hear better? (A) friend B (B) friend A
Output: friend A
Sentence: A jaguar runs much faster then a hyena. Question: If both are chasing something on the open plain for 10 minutes, which will cover the least amount of distance? (A) jaguar (B) hyena
Output: hyena
Sentence: Yolanda was driving, and she turned onto a road that ran alongside some railroad tracks. A train was moving down the tracks, going in the same direction that she was. A few minutes later, the train had passed by her and she could only see the back of the train. Question: Which vehicle had a greater rate of speed? (A) the car (B) the train
Output: the train
Sentence: Milo and Mona have determined that Milo is the stronger of the two people. Question: When throwing a paper airplane, which can toss it the greater distance? (A) Milo (B) Mona
Output: Milo
Sentence: If you are looking at the St. Question: Louis arch from the base of it, and you got a good look at it when you were driving in, which one would appear smaller to you? (A) Arch at the base (B) Arch from distance
Output: Arch from distance
Sentence: The Moon has less mass then the Earth. Question: Which body emits a weaker gravitational field? (A) Moon (B) Earth
Output: Moon
Sentence: John and Rita are going for a run.  Rita gets tired and takes a break on the park bench. Question: After twenty minutes in the park, who has run farther? (A) John (B) Rita
Output: John
Sentence: Juan is injured in a car accident, which necessitates a hospital stay where he is unable to maintain the strength in his arm. Juan notices that his throwing arm feels extremely frail compared to the level of strength it had when he was healthy. Question: If Juan decides to throw a ball with his friend, when will his throw travel less distance? (A) When Juan's arm is healthy (B) When Juan's arm is weak after the hospital stay.
Output: When Juan's arm is weak after the hospital stay
Sentence: Jed is trying to win a race against his friend Tyler. Jed is heavyset, and Tyler is thin. Question: During the race, who will speed up fastest? (A) Jed (B) Tyler
Output: Tyler
Sentence: Two cars are traveling down a highway. They start out next to each other, but in 10 minutes, the car in the right lane is way ahead of the car in the left lane. Question: Which car wasn't going as fast as the other car? (A) the one on the left (B) the one on the right
Output: the one on the left
Sentence: Lisa is studying for her exam. She is working at her desk on the computer and reading. She has no issues reading the tiny print. Question: The light source in the room must be a? (A) Desk Lamp (B) Floor Lamp
Output: Desk Lamp
Sentence: Jabba is lounging on a recliner, watching his favorite dancer perform.  She twirls and twerks, whirls and writhes, her chains clanging rhythmically to the exotic music. Question: Who will sweat less? (A) Jabba will sweat less than the dancer (B) Jabba will sweat more than the dancer
Output: Jabba will sweat less than the dancer
Sentence: Carrie visits Dina at her house. Dina rides her exercise bike while Carrie sits and watches television. Question: Which of the two will have a smaller pool of sweat at their feet when they are done? (A) Carrie (B) Dina.
Output: Carrie
Sentence: Mary and Billy are at the beach skipping rocks.  Billy works out everyday, but Mary is weaker. Question: Who can throw the rocks farther? (A) Mary (B) Billy
Output: Billy
Sentence: Sarah used a remote control to turn on two identical lamps with the same power bulb, one nearby and the other all the way across the room. Question: Which lamp looked brighter? (A) lamp nearby (B) lamp across the room
Output: lamp nearby
Sentence: Both Linda and Keith leave for work at the same time. Linda drives in her car and Keith is walking. Question: If they've both been traveling for two hours, who is more likely to have covered less distance? (A) Linda (B) Keith
Output: Keith
Sentence: Jim wears a thick Kevlar vest. Jack is just wearing a cotton shirt. Question: Which top would stop a bullet? (A) Kevlar (B) Cotton
Output: Kevlar
Sentence: A microphone rolling across a chair makes it get hotter then one rolling across a stage. Question: Which surface is the most smooth? (A) stage (B) chair
Output: stage
Sentence: Jim rides his bike twice as fast as Sam. Question: If they start at the same point and follow the same path, who will cover more distance in one hour? (A) Jim (B) Sam
Output: Jim
Sentence: A tortoise isn't as fast as a turtle. Question: Which animal will take a longer time to reach the sea if both are walking across the beach? (A) tortoise (B) turtle
Output: tortoise
Sentence: The Sun is close to the Earth, but the stars are farther away. Question: Which appears smaller? (A) Sun (B) stars
Output: stars
Sentence: Sliding a shirt across the floor makes it heat up less then sliding it across the bed. Question: This means that the shirt can slide a greater distance across which surface? (A) bed (B) floor
Output: floor
Sentence: A very large asteroid is mid-way between the Earth and the moon. Question: In which direction will it be pulled by gravity? (A) towards the moon (B) towards the Earth
Output: towards the Earth
Sentence: As you sit at your desk and work on your laptop tonight look outside. Question: Which object appears smaller the moon or your laptop? (A) Laptop (B) Moon
Output: Moon
Sentence: A matchbox can slide across a greenhouse floor, but it doesn't move as fast as when it is slid across the backyard. Question: Which surface is the smoother one? (A) greenhouse floor (B) backyard
Output: greenhouse floor
Sentence: Candace always looked refreshed and well kempt right after her workout sessions, but Diane was drenched in sweat and breathing heavily at the conclusion of hers. Question: Which of the two women probably put in less workout time actually exercising? (A) Diane (B) Candace
Output: Candace
Sentence: A falcon takes less time to get to its food than a sloth does. Question: Why? (A) the falcon is faster than the sloth (B) The falcon is slower than the sloth
Output: the falcon is faster than the sloth
Sentence: One of Sarah's neighbors spilled dog food all over the stairs. The dog food pieces are on three stairways and all over the landings. Sarah gets mad and kicks a piece of dog food. The dog food flies across the wooden planks from one side of the staircase landing to the other. The dog food reaches the neighbor's door mat. It moves a few inches across the doormat. Question: Why didn't the dog food move further across the doormat? (A) The door mat is a spikier surface (B) the staircase landing is a spikier surface
Output: The door mat is a spikier surface
Sentence: The first little pig built his house of thin straw. The second little pig built his house of thick wood. Question: Whose house would be stronger when the big bad wolf arrived? (A) first little pig (B) second little pig
Output: second little pig
Sentence: A dog liked to roam the neighborhood. On Tuesday the dog walked down the street for a good amount of time, and on Wednesday the dog walked down the street but stopped after walking a lesser amount of time. Question: On which walk did the dog walk a greater distance down the street? (A) on Tuesday (B) on Wednesday.
Output: on Tuesday
Sentence: Linda and Melinda decided to kayak across a lake. Linda made it across the lake before Melinda did. Question: Which one of them didn't go as fast as the other? (A) Linda (B) Melinda
Output: Melinda
Sentence: Jim could run twice as fast as his sister Jen. They had to deliver some urgent vaccines to the next town to stop the spread of a dangerous virus. Question: Who should run with the vaccines in order to get them there in a shorter amount of time? (A) Jim (B) Jen
Output: Jim
Sentence: Bob slid a coin across his dining room table, then slid the same coin across a wood picnic table. He noticed that the wood picnic table caused more resistance. Question: Which surface would the coin slide the greater distance on? (A) The dining room table (B) The wood picnic table
Output: The dining room table
Sentence: Mary was practicing karate by trying to break objects. She broke the plywood easily with her hand, but couldn't break the wooden stud no matter how hard she hit it. Question: Which object is the thicker one? (A) plywood (B) wooden stud
Output: wooden stud
Sentence: David and Michael are doing laps at the park. Question: If David is running and Michael is walking, who travelled a higher distance after ten minutes? (A) David (B) Michael.
Output: David
Sentence: Ian rolls two balls down a sidewalk at the same time. One is red, the other is white. The white ball goes further than the red one. Question: Which ball went slower? (A) white ball (B) red ball
Output: red ball
Sentence: A skateboard wheel gets hotter when rolling over a gravel driveway compared to rolling over a dirty path. Question: Which surface is providing more friction? (A) gravel driveway (B) dirty path
Output: gravel driveway
Sentence: James is at the arena watching his favorite boxer go head to head with his nemesis in the ring. Question: Which of the two is least likely to need to wipe their face with a dry towel? (A) The boxer constantly on the move (B) James, sitting in a chair
Output: James, sitting in a chair
Sentence: Jim lives 20 miles from the Riot servers. Jeff lives 2000 miles from the Riot servers. Both have the same internet speed. Question: Who's ping will be higher? (A) Jim (B) Jeff
Output: Jeff
Sentence: A sedan and a garbage truck start side by side at a traffic light. When the light turns green both vehicle race to reach 50 miles per hour. Question: Which vehicle will win the race? (A) Sedan (B) Garbage truck
Output: Sedan
Sentence: A cat and a dog both run at 5 mph. Question: If the cat runs for a longer time then the dog, which will have gone the greater distance? (A) cat (B) dog
Output: cat
Sentence: Ron is running around the track with Roy.  They both run for an hour, but Ron is quicker. Question: Who ran a greater distance? (A) Ron (B) Roy
Output: Ron
Sentence: John and Jack are in a dead lifting competition. John has a strong powerful back and Jack has a thin weak back. Question: Who will dead lift the least amount of weight? (A) Jack (B) John
Output: Jack
Sentence: A race car and a pickup both drove on the highway at the same speed. The driver of the race car got tired and parked, while the driver of the pickup continued on for a longer time. Question: Which vehicle ultimately went the greater distance? (A) race car (B) pickup
Output: pickup
Sentence: Two horses are being ridden out of the same barn. The white horse is going the same speed as the grey horse. The grey horse travels longer than the white horse. Question: Which horse went further? (A) white horse (B) grey horse
Output: grey horse
Sentence: A Motorcycle and an SUV are stopped at a stop light. Question: When the light turns green which vehicle gets the jump on the other? (A) Suv (B) Motorcycle
Output: Motorcycle
Sentence: Johnny was a Taekwondo black belt. Daniel was a white belt. They each kicked at each other at the same time. Question: Who's kick covered the least ground? (A) Daniel (B) Johnny
Output: Daniel
Sentence: Asteroids can be huge. But not as big as the sun. Question: Which has a weaker gravity? (A) Asteroid (B) Sun
Output: Asteroid
Sentence: Abigail is very thin, and her friend Megan is muscular and broad. Both are trying to move a heavy box. Question: Which will move it first? (A) Abigail (B) Megan
Output: Megan
Sentence: Todd gets in his car on Monday and drives until he gets tired. He does the same thing on Tuesday but stops earlier in the day. Question: On which day will he have covered less ground? (A) Monday (B) Tuesday
Output: Tuesday
Sentence: Aluminum foil is more flexible then a metal beam. Question: Which object is more likely to break when bent in half? (A) metal beam (B) aluminum foil
Output: aluminum foil
Sentence: Sara likes to throw her sponge ball around. After a while, she notices that rolls more quickly on her on her driveway so she had to chase it, then when she's playing on the grass. Question: Which surface has the greatest resistance? (A) concrete driveway (B) grass?
Output: grass
Sentence: Ada had two snacks, a pretzel and a piece of licorice. She noticed that the licorice could bend easily but the pretzel could not. Question: Which one was less likely to break when she bent it? (A) pretzel (B) licorice
Output: licorice
Sentence: Jim had two arrows. He had a rubber arrow and a wooden arrow. Question: Which one would be more likely to break? (A) the rubber arrow (B) the wooden arrow.
Output: the wooden arrow
Sentence: Neptune has a greater mass then Pluto. Question: Which planet emits stronger gravitational waves? (A) Neptune (B) Pluto
Output: Neptune
Sentence: A speed boat and a row boat take off from a dock. The row boat is barely moving, while the speed boat zooms off at a quick pace. Each boat stops at the same time. Question: Which boat is closer to the dock it left from? (A) row boat (B) speed boat
Output: row boat
Sentence: Atreyu saw two pin-prick green dots in the dark cave far ahead.  As he got closer, he saw they were the glowing eyes of the Gmork.  When the Gmork lunged at him, Atreyu saw its eyes were very green, very hungry, and very bright. Question: When did Gmork's eyes appear dimmer? (A) when they were near (B) when they were far
Output: when they were far
Sentence: When Rose tried to clean up a spill with the off-brand paper towels she had started buying, it made an even bigger mess when the flimsy towel broke apart. She went back to the heavier and more absorbent name brand, which was more expensive but worth it. Question: Which paper towel was stronger? (A) The off brand was stronger (B) The name brand was stronger
Output: The name brand was stronger
Sentence: Milo knows that a frozen lake is smoother than a grass field. This means that when he slides his paper plane across one of the two surfaces it will experience less friction. Question: Which surface is that? (A) frozen lake (B) grass field
Output: frozen lake
Sentence: A young boy stretches two rubber bands of the same thickness to see which will be the first to snap. The red rubber band feels much stiffer than the yellow rubber band. Question: As a result, which rubber band will snap first? (A) the yellow rubber rand (B) the red rubber band
Output: the red rubber band
Sentence: Sam is standing in an underground tunnel. It's pretty dim where he is but he can spot two lights. The light to the west appears brilliant, and the light to the east appears pretty dim. Question: If he wants to walk to the closest light, which was should he go? (A) east (B) west
Output: west
Sentence: A pot lid that is slid along a washed counter has very little resistance working against it, while one slid along a dirty counter has a lot of resistance working against it. Question: Which surface would cause the pot lid to suffer less of an increase in temperature when slid along it? (A) washed counter (B) dirty counter
Output: washed counter
Sentence: Jason is with his grandmother at the park.  She has a cane to walk but Jason is lively.  They decide to walk around the track. Question: If they go their own pace, who will walk farther in five minutes? (A) Jason (B) his grandmother
Output: Jason
Sentence: Two fisherman are out on a big lake when a heavy fog unexpectedly covers them and they can barely see anything. But the fisherman hear two fog horns calling from the shore. The one towards the left is louder than the one off towards the right. Question: Which one should they head towards if they want to save time getting to shore? (A) the one off to the right (B) the one off to the left
Output: the one off to the left
Sentence: Two trolleys are running on parallel tracks. They both go in the same distance for 40 minutes. The trolley on the left hasn't gone as far as the trolley on the right. Question: Which one had the higher velocity? (A) the one on the left track (B) the one on the right track
Output: the one on the right track
Sentence: A spaceship explores the moon and later explores an asteroid. The moon is several times more massive than the asteroid. Question: Which celestial body will the spaceship have an easier time escaping due to its lower force of gravity? (A) asteroid (B) The Moon
Output: asteroid
Sentence: Hulk is the strongest being in the universe. The Hulk and Black Panther have a friendly bet. Who can throw a large boulder the farthest. Question: Who wins this clash of the superheroes? (A) Black Panther (B) Hulk
Output: Hulk
Sentence: A crab can scurry a greater distance over a beach then over an ocean floor. Question: Which surface gives the crab more resistance? (A) ocean floor (B) beach
Output: ocean floor
Sentence: A table leg rolled across laminate has an easier time rolling then one rolled across wood. Question: Which surface will allow the table leg to reach a higher top speed? (A) laminate (B) wood
Output: laminate
Sentence: Stacey is rubbing her fingers on various items at the grocery store. She notices that when she rubs her fingers on the glass jar, it has less resistance than if she rubs her fingers on a pair of corduroy pants. Question: Which object will generate less heat when Stacey rubs her fingers on it? (A) glass jar (B) corduroy pants
Output: glass jar
Sentence: The planet Saturn has more mass then the planet Mercury. Question: Which plant has less of a gravitational field? (A) Saturn (B) Mercury
Output: Mercury
Sentence: Mike knows that a train is slower then a plane. Question: If he rides both vehicles for 40 minutes, which will have taken him a lesser distance? (A) train (B) plane
Output: train
Sentence: Pauline couldn't read by the faint moonlight, so she went inside and sat by the brightness of the living room lamp instead. Question: Which source of illumination was nearer to Pauline? (A) The moon was nearer (B) The lamp was nearer
Output: The lamp was nearer
Sentence: A piece of steak if thicker then a piece of paper. Question: Which object is harder to rip in half? (A) steak (B) paper
Output: steak
Sentence: David and Joe live together and go out at the same time. David drove his car and Joe rode his skateboard. Question: After one hour, who traveled less distance? (A) David (B) Joe
Output: Joe
Sentence: Mike noticed that his sheet of paper was thinner then his piece of cardboard. Question: Which object would he likely have an easier time ripping in half? (A) cardboard (B) paper
Output: paper
Sentence: Ellen is stronger than Sarah. Both throw a softball from home plate out into the field. Question: Which throw goes farther? (A) Sarah's (B) Ellen's
Output: Ellen's
Sentence: Callie is attending a concert. Question: At one point, the mic drops out, she must be sitting where if she can still hear the singer? (A) Front row (B) 10th row
Output: Front row
Sentence: Max knocks over his mothers favorite glass jar off the table as well as the peanut butter jar made of plastic. Question: Which object will survive the fall? (A) Plastic jar (B) Glass jar
Output: Plastic jar
Sentence: Jim owns both a truck and a car. The truck weighs more then the car. Question: Which vehicle will accelerate at a greater rate of speed when he presses down on the gas pedal? (A) truck (B) car
Output: car
Sentence: Christy and Kevin are practicing shooting basketballs in the gym. Christy continues shooting baskets long after Kevin has stopped. Question: Whose wristbands would have absorbed more perspiration in this scenario? (A) Kevin (B) Christy
Output: Christy
Sentence: Matt knows that the air indoors is calmer then the air outdoors. Question: Which area will he be forced to throw his frisbee slower in? (A) indoors (B) outdoors
Output: outdoors
Sentence: Toby went ice skating during the winter and noticed that he hardly had to put any effort into moving forward when he switched from the sidewalk to the ice on the pond. Question: Which surface was smoother? (A) Sidewalk (B) Ice pond
Output: Ice pond
Sentence: As they were approaching two planets of equal distance, one called Namura 17 and the other known as Pylos 119, the spaceship's crew found themselves being pulled toward Namura 17 by a strong gravitational force. Question: Which planet was the larger of the two? (A) Pylos 119 (B) Namura 17
Output: Namura 17
Sentence: A huge bus and a little car were stopped at an intersection. The light turned green. Question: Who made it across the intersection first? (A) the car (B) the bus
Output: the car
Sentence: Adam noticed bright cop lights approach him from behind and pass ahead of him. Question: When would these cop lights appear dimmest? (A) Far away (B) Up close
Output: Far away
Sentence: Mike is standing closer to a lantern then to a streetlight. Question: Which light source seems brighter to him? (A) lantern (B) streetlight
Output: lantern
Sentence: Milo can roll his dumbell at a greater rate of speed in his gym then in his yoga studio. Question: Which surface has the most friction? (A) gym (B) yoga studio
Output: yoga studio
Sentence: Jerry's car is outfitted with special snow tires that have chains on them. Brad's car has regular tires with no chains. Question: Which tire would glide more easily on snow and ice, thereby creating safety issues? (A) chained snow tire (B) regular tire
Output: regular tire
Sentence: When Peter tried to take an afternoon nap in the living room, construction noise from next door always kept him awake. When he changed his afternoon nap location to the den instead, the room was noise-free and he slept well. Question: Which room is likely to be nearer to the construction site next door? (A) living room (B) Den
Output: living room
Sentence: A rabbit can't run as fast as a chicken. Question: If both animals run at top speed for the same amount of time, which will go the greater distance? (A) rabbit (B) chicken
Output: chicken
Sentence: Sliding a lunch bag across a shiny table makes it go a greater distance then sliding it across a matte table. Question: Which table will make the bottom of the bag stay cooler? (A) shiny table (B) matte table
Output: shiny table
Sentence: Rolling a golf ball along the fairly is very easy, but rolling one along tall grass is difficult. Question: Which surface will let a golf ball roll for a longer distance? (A) fairway (B) tall grass
Output: fairway
Sentence: Two paper planes are thrown at a time, into the air. One is made of thick cardboard, one is made of thin paper. Question: Which paper plane flies faster? (A) cardboard plane (B) paper plane
Output: paper plane
Sentence: The pharaoh lounged lazily on his spacious throne while a slave girl walked back and forth to the table to bring him grapes. Question: Who will sweat less? (A) the pharaoh (B) the slave girl
Output: the pharaoh
Sentence: For their move across the country, Oliver was happy to take a plane, but his wife Polly was afraid to fly so she drove instead. Question: Who completed the trip first? (A) Oliver completed the trip first (B) Polly completed the trip first
Output: Oliver completed the trip first
Sentence: In an amateur drag race, Kevin reached the finish line before his competitor, Harold, was even halfway there. Question: Between the two of them, which racer's dragster had been souped up? (A) Harold had the souped up dragster (B) Kevin had the souped up dragster
Output: Kevin had the souped up dragster
Sentence: John accidentally knocks over two water cups on the table. One is made of glass the other is made of rubber. Question: Which one will break? (A) Rubber Cup (B) Glass Cup
Output: Glass Cup
Sentence: Barry was driving his new car. As he drove on the new road, there were no problems, but it was a rough drive on the gravel side road. Question: Which road way would have generated more heat as Barry drove? (A) new roadway (B) gravel.
Output: gravel
Sentence: Johnny just got done playing a game of soccer. Robbie just got done napping. Question: Who is sweating less? (A) Robbie (B) Johnny
Output: Robbie
Sentence: Flash the superhero is the fastest man in the world. He races a bear. Question: Who wins this race? (A) Flash (B) Bear
Output: Flash
Sentence: Peter has been not feeling well and has been laying in bed all week. Clark just got done hiking 10 miles. Question: Who is sweating more? (A) Peter (B) Clark
Output: Clark
Sentence: Damian just got a new dune buggy and wants to test it out. He can either test it on the main road, which has little friction, or this backyard, which has a lot of friction. Question: If he wants to go as fast as possible, where should he test it? (A) main road (B) backyard
Output: main road
Sentence: A steel ball has a greater mass then a pebble. Question: Which object has a stronger gravitational field? (A) steel ball (B) pebble
Output: steel ball
Sentence: Debbie was exercising with a giant exercise ball. It rolled out from under her and rolled on the frictionless gym floor. She retrieved it and started again, but this time it rolled onto a rough rubber mat. Question: Which surface was smoother? (A) gym floor (B) rubber mat
Output: gym floor
Sentence: Tim prepared dinner for the whole family. He plates the food for the family on nice porcelain and paper plates. Question: If Tim would drop the plates which one would not break? (A) porcelain plate wont break (B) paper plate wont break
Output: paper plate wont break
Sentence: James is a submarine operator who knows that the pacific ocean isn't as rough as the atlantic ocean. The atlantic ocean has more friction. Question: Which ocean can he drive his submarine quicker in? (A) pacific ocean (B) atlantic ocean
Output: pacific ocean
Sentence: Lucy could see smoke in the distance. She heard a fire engine's siren and it sounded loud. Then she heard the sirens from a police car, but the sound was much harder to hear. Question: Which was closer to Lucy? (A) the fire engine (B) the police car
Output: the fire engine
Sentence: A little boy rolls two of his rubber balls down the hallway. The red ball stops before the blue one does. Question: Which one rolled the furthest? (A) Red ball (B) blue ball.
Output: blue ball
Sentence: A karate champion is breaking boards. He has two boards left to break. A thin piece of plywood and a thick piece. Question: Which board will be easier to break? (A) Thick (B) Thin
Output: Thin
Sentence: Mike's belt is more flexible then his book. Question: Which item is less likely to break when he bends it? (A) belt (B) book
Output: belt
Sentence: Two kids are chatting across the playground. They are harder to hear than the group of kids chatting right next to you. Question: Why is that? (A) They all sound the same (B) They are farther away
Output: They are farther away
Sentence: A nerd and a jock each had a tennis ball. The nerd through his ball, and it went only a couple feet. The jock threw his ball and it went so far away it couldn't be seen any more. Question: Who was able to throw their ball farther? (A) the nerd through his ball farther (B) the jock through his ball farther
Output: the jock through his ball farther
Sentence: A billiard ball has a greater mass then a basketball. Question: Which ball has a stronger field of gravity? (A) billiard ball (B) basketball
Output: billiard ball
Sentence: Kate runs around a track for 10 minutes and John walks around a track for 10 minutes. Question: Who will produce less sweat? (A) Kate (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: Brett is driving a truck around a dirt track. The dirt track has more friction than when Brett drives the same truck on the road. Question: What will make more heat? (A) the truck on the road (B) the truck on the dirt track
Output: the truck on the dirt track
Sentence: Jane and Ziggy are playing volleyball. Ziggy is having a hard time getting the ball over the net. Question: Ziggy is likely to have? (A) Healthy wrist (B) Broken wrist
Output: Broken wrist
Sentence: Gabriel is working on cleaning up his apartment. He is moving items and drops two of them; a cardboard box and a ceramic dish. Question: Which one breaks? (A) cardboard box (B) ceramic dish
Output: ceramic dish
Sentence: A bus left the station fully loaded. The next day after the driver drive to the next town with an empty bus. Question: Which bus would have gotten to 50mph faster? (A) Loaded bus (B) Empty bus
Output: Empty bus
Sentence: Melissa is playing outside in the evening when the street lights go on. From where she is, she can see two street lights. One is nearby and the other is farther away down the street. Question: Which appears dimmer? (A) nearby street light (B) far away street light
Output: far away street light
Sentence: A sapling and an older tree are standing in a forest. The older tree's trunk is wider than the sapling's trunk. Question: In a windstorm, which will stand up longer? (A) sapling (B) older tree
Output: older tree
Sentence: Erika is trying to get a paper plane to fly faster and further. She makes one that is heavy, and one that is very light. Question: Which will go faster? (A) light plane (B) heavy plane
Output: light plane
Sentence: A bathroom counter isn't as rough as a kitchen counter. Question: Which surface will cause a tape ball to get hotter when rolled across it? (A) bathroom counter (B) kitchen counter
Output: kitchen counter
Sentence: Sue noticed that when she flipped her notepad up and down in the air, it really bent a lot, but her iPad didn't distort at all.  As she as holding both, she tripped and fell, sending both at a high speed towards a brick wall. Question: Which is more likely to break? (A) the notepad (B) the iPad
Output: the iPad
Sentence: A boy slid in the mud, after walking across the grass yard with no problem. Question: Which had more resistance? (A) mud (B) grass
Output: grass
Sentence: A black hole is smaller in size than the sun. Question: Which will have the strongest gravity? (A) Sun (B) Black hole
Output: Black hole
Sentence: Gabriel was playing hockey. He hit the puck and it slid quickly on the ice, then moved off the ice onto a tile floor and moved slower. Question: Which surface is flatter? (A) ice (B) tile floor
Output: ice
Sentence: Three spelunkers are exploring a huge canyon. They are all far from one another. Henry can see the headlights from his friends, Betty and Dave. Betty's light appears to be brighter than Dave's. Question: Which of his friends is he closer to? (A) Betty (B) Dave
Output: Betty
Sentence: Mike races a man running on his sports motorcycle. Question: Who will reach the finish line a quarter mile away first? (A) Mike (B) Running Man
Output: Mike
Sentence: A sports car weighs less then a truck. Question: Which vehicle can accelerate at a greater rate of speed? (A) sports car (B) truck
Output: sports car
Sentence: Jeff is walking among some trees when he sees a playground in the distance. Question: Which would appear larger to him? (A) trees (B) playground
Output: trees
Sentence: Two robins were flying south at the same velocity. The male robin stopped to rest on a tree after 2 miles and the female kept going and didn't stop to rest for another half a mile. Question: Which robin covered more distance? (A) the male (B) the female
Output: the female
Sentence: A plunger gets a lot hotter plunging through a clogged toilet then plunging through a clean toilet. Question: Which surface will let the plunger go a greater distance per push? (A) clogged toilet (B) clean toilet
Output: clean toilet
Sentence: The class is outside for P.E., half the children have chosen to walk their 4 laps, while the other half run the same distance. Question: Which half will likely sweat more? (A) Students who walk (B) Students who run
Output: Students who run
Sentence: Two identical trucks prepare to race to go from zero to 45 miles per hour. One truck is empty and one truck is full of heavy furniture. Question: Which truck will win the race? (A) Empty truck (B) Full truck
Output: Empty truck
Sentence: John and Ronan are both headed to the top of the mountain. John is a professional mountain climber and Ronan is a beginner. Question: Who makes it to the top of the mountain first? (A) Ronan (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: A steel sheet is less flexible then a rubber sheet. Question: If you bend both objects, which is most likely to break in half? (A) rubber sheet (B) steel sheet
Output: steel sheet
Sentence: After John threw an item into a black trash bag, he noticed the item had ripped a hole in the bag. The next day, he threw a similar item into a white trash bag, and noticed that it didn't tear a hole. Question: What trash bag is likely made of thicker material? (A) black trash bag (B) white trash bag
Output: white trash bag
Sentence: John is flying across the country in a plane. Janet is walking across town. Question: Who is likely to have gone further after an hour? (A) John (B) Janet
Output: John
Sentence: Dana needs some shoelaces for her running shoes and she wants to make sure they won't break. She has blue shoelaces that look flimsy and green shoelaces that look more bulky. Question: Which shoelaces would be more likely to snap? (A) the blue shoelaces (B) the green shoelaces
Output: the blue shoelaces
Sentence: On day 1, Jeremy does 10 sets of jumping jacks, runs 3 miles, and lifts weights for 20 minutes. The next day, he does 1 set of jumping jacks and walks for 10 minutes. Question: On which day did he sweat less? (A) Day 1 (B) the next day
Output: the next day
Sentence: While playing with his dog, Talia notices that her dog's bone can travel with more speed when she passes it along the hardwood floor than when she passes it along the carpet. Question: If she slides the bone across across both surfaces with the same level of strength, which surface will allow it to travel further? (A) hardwood floor (B) carpet
Output: hardwood floor
Sentence: Joe is unpacking from a big move and is pushing boxes full of stuff around his house. When he pushes boxes on his hardwood floors, he can just give them a shove they travel far on their own. When he pushes them on his carpet, he has to keep pushing, or else they will only travel a short distance. Question: On which surface do the boxes generate more heat? (A) The carpet or (B) the wood?
Output: The carpet
Sentence: Connor and John decide to see who can get from their house to the park fastest. Connor takes his tricycle and john takes his motor scooter. Question: Who would get there first? (A) John (B) Connor
Output: John
Sentence: Annabel rolls a pomegranate down two boards, one with knots and one without. When it rolls down the board without knots, it has less friction than when it rolls down the board with knots. Question: Which board is rougher? (A) wood board with knots (B) wood board without knots
Output: wood board with knots
Sentence: Ada was playing kickball. She kicked a ball into the gravel and noticed it was warm when she picked it up. She kicked it again onto a grassy hill, but this time the ball wasn't very hot when she retrieved it. Question: In which surface did the ball travel the most? (A) gravel (B) grassy hill
Output: grassy hill
Sentence: A steel car weighs more then an aluminum car. Question: If both are racing, which will take longer to get up to top speed? (A) aluminum car (B) steel car
Output: steel car
Sentence: The flooring people were used to tile that they could maneuver into place easily. The new tile didn't have the same kind of give that the old tile did, so they had to be more careful. Question: Which tile could be broken more easily? (A) The new tile (B) The old tile
Output: The new tile
Sentence: Dave notice that when taking batting practice the baseball moves slower on the natural grass of the team's practice field than on the artificial grass of the stadium. Question: Which surface has more resistance? (A) the artificial grass or (B) the natural grass
Output: the natural grass
Sentence: Rubbing your finger across a trackpad is very easy, but rubbing it across a piece of sandpaper results in high friction. Question: Which surface will let you rub your finger a greater distance? (A) trackpad (B) sandpaper
Output: trackpad
Sentence: John swings a rubber hammer at a brick wall and a glass hammer at a brick wall. Question: Which hammer is more likely to break? (A) Rubber hammer (B) Glass hammer
Output: Glass hammer
Sentence: Harry has always been stronger then Fred. Question: Which person can throw the greater distance? (A) Harry (B) Fred
Output: Harry
Sentence: Harold learned in school that Uranus has a greater mass then Mercury. Question: This means that which planet emits stronger gravity? (A) Uranus (B) Mercury
Output: Uranus
Sentence: A plastic bottle rolling across a picnic table experiences low friction, while a plastic bottle rolling across a lawn experiences high friction. Question: Which surface will make the plastic bottle get hotter as it rolls across? (A) picnic table (B) lawn
Output: lawn
Sentence: A chopstick has an easier time stabbing into sushi then into meat. Question: Which object will allow the chopstick to stab into it at a quicker rate of speed? (A) sushi (B) meat
Output: sushi
Sentence: A ladybug and an ant are crawling on a picnic table. In 3 minutes the ladybug has gone farther than the ant. Question: Which was going at a higher velocity? (A) the ladybug (B) the ant
Output: the ladybug
Sentence: Elliot weighs 20 pounds more than Leon. Question: Who has a bigger gravity pull? (A) Elliot (B) Leon
Output: Elliot
Sentence: A computer mouse moves with ease on a smooth plastic mouse pad, whereas, on the flat wooden desk at times it sticks and does not work. Question: Which surface has more friction? (A) wooden desk (B) plastic mouse pad
Output: wooden desk
Sentence: Sam stands 100 feet away from John and yells John's name. She moves to 100 yards away from John and yells his name. Question: At what point will Sam's voice sound less loud? (A) 100 feet (B) 100 yards
Output: 100 yards
Sentence: Bob likes to skip rocks across the lake. He skipped rocks on a calm day when the lake was smooth and on a windy day when the lake was choppy. He noticed that the rock encountered less friction on the smooth lake than the choppy lake. Question: Which lake would the rock skip farther on? (A) The smooth lake (B) The choppy lake
Output: The smooth lake
Sentence: Jim and Kelly took their kids to watch the fireworks show. They wanted to make sure their kids didn't experience loud sounds that might damage their hearing. Question: In order to do this where would the family stand and observe? (A) In the front row of the crowd (B) in the back of the crowd
Output: in the back of the crowd
Sentence: A leaf skidding onto a dirty porch gets a lot hotter then one skidding onto a clean porch. Question: Which surface will allow the leaf to skid at a higher rate of speed? (A) dirty porch (B) clean porch
Output: clean porch
Sentence: The average NFL quarterback is 6'4. The average middle school girl is 5'3. Question: Who can throw a football longer? (A) Middle School Girl (B) QB
Output: QB
Sentence: Two Amish couples are getting ready to leave the grocery store. They load their groceries into each one of their carts. Each cart has one horse pulling it and they are equally strong. Horse one has to carry 10 pounds more food than Horse 2. Question: Which one will be slower to accelerate? (A) horse one (B) horse 2
Output: horse one
Sentence: Allison and Debra are each competing in a Karate tournament. Allison is a trained athlete and extremely flexible. Debra is an amateur and is not flexible at all. Question: Who is more likely to pull something during the high kick portion of the event? (A) Allison (B) Debra
Output: Debra
Sentence: A golf ball has a smaller mass then a baseball. Question: Which item has a weaker gravitational field? (A) golf ball (B) baseball
Output: golf ball
Sentence: Neighbors Calvin and Debra could both see the forest fire from their homes. Debra watched with eyes wide and unblinking, but Calvin had to squint against its intensity. Question: Whose home is closer to the blaze? (A) Calvin's home is closer (B) Debra's home is closer
Output: Calvin's home is closer