niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence: A grapefruit can roll a greater distance across an orchard compared to one rolling across a cannery. Question: Which surface will make the grapefruit get hotter? (A) orchard (B) cannery
Output: cannery
Sentence: Matt knows that cakes are smoother than pies. Question: Which dish can he push his spatula deeper into? (A) cake (B) pie
Output: cake
Sentence: The tire of a unicycle heats up more when ridden through the street compared to when it is ridden through the road. Question: Which surface will let the unicycle go a greater distance? (A) road (B) street
Output: road
Sentence: Tom and Steve are riding their bikes to the beach.  Tom starts riding his bike earlier. Question: Who rode their bike further? (A) Tom (B) Steve
Output: Tom
Sentence: A bed sheet is more flexible then a wooden board. Question: Which item is less likely to break if bent? (A) bed sheet (B) wooden board
Output: bed sheet
Sentence: Sliding a magazine across a waiting room table causes it to slide a greater distance then sliding it across a coffee table. Question: Which table will make the magazine get hotter? (A) waiting room table (B) coffee table
Output: coffee table
Sentence: Graviton is twice as massive as Thanos. Question: Which will exert more of a pull on atoms? (A) Graviton (B) Thanos
Output: Graviton
Sentence: Ken got a flat tire on his truck near a country intersection late at night. He didn't have a spare tire and didn't have a phone to call for help. So he sat down at the corner. Finally he noticed two vehicles approaching, one from the north and one from the west. The headlights on the one from the west were very faint but the headlights on the vehicle from the north were very visible. Question: Which approaching vehicle was closer to Ken? (A) the one from the north (B) the one from the west
Output: the one from the north
Sentence: A tortoise and a hare decided to race each other and the tortoise was slower. Question: Halfway through the race, which one had travelled further? (A) the tortoise (B) the hare
Output: the hare
Sentence: Jim was pulling a trailer full of lemons behind his ATV. He was riding with his friend Bill who had nothing behind his ATV. They were trying to speed up to get home because it looked like it was going to rain. Question: Who was able to pull ahead of the other? (A) Jim (B) Bill
Output: Bill
Sentence: A hedgehog weighs less then a beaver. Question: If both animals start running, which will get up to top speed faster? (A) hedgehog (B) beaver
Output: hedgehog
Sentence: Jack and Jill are sliding a cellphone back and forth along the tabletop very easily. Their mother puts a tablecloth over the tabletop and it's not as easy to slide the phone anymore. Question: Which surface has less friction? (A) TABLETOP (B) TABLECLOTH
Output: TABLETOP
Sentence: The old bookcase held all of Ted's heavy textbooks with no problem, but the stylish new shelves his wife bought when she remodeled the house snapped under the weight in a day. Question: Which bookshelf was made of thinner wood? (A) The new bookshelf had thinner wood (B) The old bookshelf had thinner wood
Output: The new bookshelf had thinner wood
Sentence: Arnie's muscles on his upper arms are very thick, while Davy's upper arms are thin. Question: Who is likely to be stronger? (A) Arnie is stronger (B) Davy is stronger
Output: Arnie is stronger
Sentence: An orange experiences more friction rolling across a grove floor compared to a dining table. Question: Which surface causes the orange to travel at a lower rate of speed? (A) grove floor (B) dining table
Output: grove floor
Sentence: Joe and John want to race to see who can get from 0 to 60 miles per hour faster. Joe is driving his motorcycle while John is driving a truck. Question: Who is more likely to get from 0 to 60 faster? (A) Joe in the motorcycle (B) John in the truck.
Output: Joe in the motorcycle
Sentence: A racehorse and a horse drawn carriage both depart from a saloon at the same time.  The horse drawn carriage is twenty times slower than the racehorse. Question: Which will arrive last at the next town? (A) the horse drawn carriage will take more time to arrive at the next town (B) the racehorse will take more time to arrive at the next town
Output: the horse drawn carriage will take more time to arrive at the next town
Sentence: Joe left his house at nine A.M. and had been driving for hours by the time Sue finally got on the road at 1:00 P.M. By 2:00 P.M., Question: who had driven the furthest amount of miles? (A) Joe had driven the furthest (B) Sue had driven the furthest
Output: Joe had driven the furthest
Sentence: Eddy and Norma are running.  They are running at the same speed, but Eddy started running before Norma. Question: If they stop at the same time, who will have run farther? (A) Eddy (B) Norma
Output: Eddy
Sentence: A turtle and a rabbit both travel across the field to get some shade. Question: Which animal is last to get there? (A) Turtle (B) Rabbit
Output: Turtle
Sentence: Planet 845-B had a lot of gravitational pull on the celestial objects surrounding it, but Planet 483-6-C barely affected the space around it at all. Question: Which of the two planets is likely to have the larger amount of mass? (A) Planet 845-B (B) Planet 483-6-C
Output: Planet 845-B
Sentence: A rock star begins playing his popular ballad in the darkened auditorium. He sees a lighter close to the stage light up and also one that's far from the stage light up. Question: Which lighter will look like it has less brightness to the rock star? (A) the lighter that's far from the stage (B) the lighter that's close to the stage
Output: the lighter that's far from the stage
Sentence: Jimbo works out more the Kate and is the stronger person. Question: If both throw a basketball, which will make it travel the greater distance? (A) Jimbo (B) Kate
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: A flatbed truck has a really rough time driving over a landfill and a rather easy time driving over a parking lot. Question: Which surface will let the flatbed truck travel a greater distance? (A) landfill (B) parking lot
Output: parking lot
Sentence: Jen was taking a walk and she could hear an airplane overhead. The sound got fainter. Question: Was the airplane coming closer or moving away? (A) coming closer (B) moving away
Output: moving away
Sentence: Jason has just woken up from a coma and needs to learn to use his arms and legs again.  He goes to the park to throw a ball with his friend Andy. Question: Who can throw the ball harder? (A) Jason (B) Andy
Output: Andy
Sentence: Daniel is carrying a glass ball and a rubber ball. He know that the rubber ball is more flexible than the glass ball. Question: Which ball is more likely to break if he drops it? (A) the glass ball (B) the rubber ball
Output: the glass ball
Sentence: A jet is faster then a prop plane. Question: If both fly around for the same amount of time, which will have gone farther? (A) jet (B) prop plane
Output: jet
Sentence: Tom rides his bicycle as fast as he can around a track for an hour and he rides his motorcycle as fast as he can around the same track for an hour. Question: On which vehicle will Tom complete fewer laps? (A) Bicycle (B) Motorcycle
Output: Bicycle
Sentence: Jana and her mom were biking through the park.  Her mom was being more leisurely. Question: Who took longer to make a lap around the park? (A) Jana (B) her mom
Output: her mom
Sentence: A segway can travel a much greater distance inside a shopping mall before needing a recharge then when it is cruising around outside on the street. Question: Which surface is rougher? (A) shopping mall (B) street
Output: street
Sentence: The glassblower mistakenly let the liquid glass become too hard and when he tried to manipulate its shape, it snapped. Question: Which glass could be shaped and bent more easily? (A) The liquid glass (B) The hardened glass
Output: The liquid glass
Sentence: From Melanie's perspective, Penny's red SUV looked tiny compared to Roy's white one, even though it was the same make and model of car. Question: Which vehicle is nearer to Melanie's location? (A) Penny's is nearer (B) Roy's is nearer
Output: Roy's is nearer
Sentence: Marla is running around the track, while her mom lags behind pushing the baby's stroller. Question: Who take a longer time to make a lap? (A) Marla (B) her mom
Output: her mom
Sentence: Both a cheetah and a rabbit are running in a field at the same rate of speed. The rabbit gives up before the cheetah and stops to catch its breath. Question: Which animal ran the greater distance? (A) cheetah (B) rabbit
Output: cheetah
Sentence: Saturn has greater mass than the Moon of Earth. Question: On which one would you experience stronger gravity? (A) Saturn (B) the Moon
Output: Saturn
Sentence: Both a cat and a dog are running down the road at the same speed chasing a bunny. The dog gives up before the cat, which means the cat ran for a longer length of time. Question: Which animal ran a greater distance? (A) cat (B) dog
Output: cat
Sentence: Rob and Rich are doing gymnastics. Rich is dripping wet with sweat and Rob appears to be sweating only a little. Question: Who's doing the more intense exercise? (A) Rob (B) Rich
Output: Rich
Sentence: Fezzik the strong giant and Inigo the not as strong swordsman are having a contest. Each one throws a rock as far as he can. Question: Who can throw farther? (A) Fezzik (B) Inigo
Output: Fezzik
Sentence: Paula rarely has to wash her usually pristine gym gear after a personal training session, but Rachel almost always has to put her sweat-drenched workout clothes right into the dirty laundry. Question: Who does more exercising during their time at the gym? (A) Rachel exercises more (B) Paula exercises more
Output: Rachel exercises more
Sentence: A raft weighs less then a schooner. Question: Which boat can get up to top speed faster? (A) raft (B) schooner
Output: raft
Sentence: Mike is driving along the highway and sees some mountains off in the distance. As he continues driving he gets closer and closer to the mountains. Question: At which point will the mountains look bigger? (A) when they're off in the distance (B) when they're up close
Output: when they're up close
Sentence: When Jason looked out his window, it looked like his neighbor's lights were operating at half the power that his own lights were. Question: What could explain this? (A) the neighbors are farther away (B) the neighbors are closer
Output: the neighbors are farther away
Sentence: Sue is in the airport terminal waiting for her flight to board and watching the planes as they fly in. She sees a plane a good distance from the airport flying closer and a few minutes later that same plane lands and pulls up to the terminal outside. Question: When will the plane look like it has less size? (A) when it's off in the distance (B) when it right outside the terminal.
Output: when it's off in the distance
Sentence: Bob is a human. Carl's a zombie. Carl is chasing Bob. Bob is sweating a lot. Carl would be sweating, but he's dead. Bob's pretty scared, and is running very, very quickly. Question: His shirt is drenched in sweat! Who's exercising more? (A) the human is exercising more (B) the zombie is exercising more
Output: the human is exercising more
Sentence: A paper towel is placed over a cup. So is a sheet of iron. Question: Which surface will be easier to drill through? (A) Iron (B) Paper Towel
Output: Paper Towel
Sentence: Macy is attending the local Christmas parade. Question: She covers her ears when a marching band comes where? (A) Around the corner (B) Directly in front of her
Output: Directly in front of her
Sentence: John rolled a large ball and a small ball at the same time. Question: Which will roll further faster? (A) large ball (B) small ball
Output: large ball
Sentence: Skippy and Finn are dogs who are running down the street. They run at the same speed. Question: Skippy stops running before Finn does, so who ran the farthest? (A) Skippy (B) Finn
Output: Finn
Sentence: Bob has two almost identical toy wagons that his dad built for him, one red one and one blue one. He's piled a bunch of toys and other objects in both of them. He pushes the blue one and it easily goes fast across the patio. He pushes the red one, and it barely gets moving. Question: Which one has a lighter load? (A) the red wagon (B) the blue wagon
Output: the blue wagon
Sentence: Jimbo isn't as strong as Henry. Question: Which person can toss a soccer ball a greater distance? (A) Jimbo (B) Henry
Output: Henry
Sentence: Mike was comparing the mass of a boulder and a pebble. He found that the mass of the boulder was much greater then the mass of the pebble. Question: Which item emits weaker gravity? (A) boulder (B) pebble
Output: pebble
Sentence: Brock is dragging a toy behind him. He pulls it across the smooth tile floor, then on the gravel driveway outside. Question: Where is Brock able to drag the toy faster? (A) tile floor (B) gravel driveway
Output: tile floor
Sentence: Kevin was thick glasses, Dean has thin glasses. Question: Whose glasses would fare better in a fall? (A) Dean's (B) Kevin's
Output: Kevin's
Sentence: Jimbo and James are digging a hole together. Jimbo is doing most of the work, and James is mainly standing around. Question: Which person is sweating more? (A) Jimbo (B) James
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: Jimbo's phone book is thicker then his pamphlet. Question: Which one will have more resistance to being torn in two? (A) phone book (B) pamphlet
Output: phone book
Sentence: Louis notices that when he pushes his book on the carpet, it doesn't go as far as when he pushes the book on the kitchen floor. Question: Which surface has greater resistance? (A) kitchen floor (B) carpet
Output: carpet
Sentence: An empty dump truck and a dump truck full of iron ore start towards each other, as fast as they can, from opposite ends of a long street. Question: Which truck makes it 100 feet before the other truck? (A) the empty dump truck (B) the dump truck full of iron ore
Output: the empty dump truck
Sentence: Suppose you look into the sky. Question: Which star is easier to see? (A) Sirius (B) Capella
Output: Sirius
Sentence: Jim and Kyle are riding their bikes.  Kyle stops at the store, but Jim keeps on. Question: Who goes farther? (A) Kyle (B) Jim
Output: Jim
Sentence: When Jimbo bent a fresh reed is flexed nice and easy, but when he bent a dry reed it felt very brittle. Question: Which reed would be more likely to break? (A) dry reed (B) fresh reed
Output: dry reed
Sentence: Mike found out that he can bend sheet metal a lot easier then he can bend a metal stud. Question: Which item is less likely to break as he bends it? (A) sheet metal (B) metal stud
Output: metal stud
Sentence: Jeff is walking through the park.  Betty is running on the same path. Question: After an hour, who has gone farther? (A) Jeff (B) Betty
Output: Betty
Sentence: A tree trunk is thicker then a tree leaf. Question: Which part of the tree is the stronger one? (A) leaf (B) trunk
Output: trunk
Sentence: Kim and Dan begin driving in a straight line at the same speed. Question: If Kim drives for half as much time as Dan, who will go a shorter distance? (A) Kim (B) Dan
Output: Kim
Sentence: A man's boat is about to sink, so he throws his food and boxes of stuff overboard. Question: At which point would his boat be faster? (A) Before the stuff is thrown overboard (B) After the stuff is thrown overboard.
Output: After the stuff is thrown overboard
Sentence: Terrie leads her dog team to deliver some food and other things to someone in a snowbound cabin. Terrie's dogs pull the empty sled to a nearby supply station, then pull the loaded sled on to the snowbound cabin. Question: In which situation will the dogs have more difficulty in getting the sled moving swiftly? (A) when the sled is empty (B) when the sled is weighed down with supplies
Output: when the sled is weighed down with supplies
Sentence: Doug is bored with studying, so he begins manipulating some writing utensils on his desk. He sees that the plastic pen is bendier than the wooden pencil. Question: This means that which utensil is less likely to snap as he bends it? (A) wooden pencil (B) plastic pen
Output: plastic pen
Sentence: Mike's toy car moves really fast when he pushes it, but his toy truck only creeps along slowly. Question: Which toy will move a greater distance in the same amount of time? (A) toy car (B) toy truck
Output: toy car
Sentence: Mary needs to put a piece of plywood between her bed frame and her mattress.  Her 2 children like to jump on the bed in the morning. Question: Which piece of plywood would be more likely to break when jumped on? (A) the 1/2 plywood slab or (B) the 1 plywood slab?
Output: the 1/2 plywood slab
Sentence: Drew is trying to decide whether he should throw some socks away. A pair of blue socks feels very flimsy compared to a pair of black socks. Question: Which pair of socks is more likely to tear if they are worn? (A) black socks (B) blue socks
Output: blue socks
Sentence: Jimbo and Milo grew up together. Both men always knew that Jimbo wasn't as strong as Milo. Question: If both men tossed a football, which could throw it a greater distance? (A) Jimbo (B) Milo
Output: Milo
Sentence: It's easy to stab a pin into a pin cushion, but it's hard to stab one into a pillow. Question: Which surface will make the pin get hotter when stabbing into it? (A) pin cushion (B) pillow
Output: pillow
Sentence: Dana just got down running a marathon. Alan just got done doing relaxing yoga. Question: Who is sweating more? (A) Alan (B) Dana
Output: Dana
Sentence: Mark was driving through a construction zone where a loud drill was being used. He first had to drive right next to the construction site, then he turned onto a side road. Question: Where would the noise of the drill be the loudest? (A)next to construction site(B)side road
Output: next to construction site
Sentence: Shaniqua fires an arrow from her compound bow while Jaleesa stands next to her and shoots a bullet from her gun. They watch as the arrow flies through the air, but the bullet goes so fast it can't be seen. Question: After a few seconds, which will have traveled less distance? (A) the arrow (B) the bullet
Output: the arrow
Sentence: Mike was walking downtown and stopped for a second. He noticed a loud noise coming from a bulldozer and a softer noise coming from a bus. Question: Which object was closer to him? (A) bulldozer (B) bus
Output: bulldozer
Sentence: Maria is a bartender. When she slides a glass across the wooden bar, she notices it is smooth. At home, her counter is stone and bumpy. Question: If she would slide the glass across both counters, which would have less friction? (A) wood counter (B) stone counter
Output: wood counter
Sentence: A computer scientist sneezes while they are working. Their mouse flies across the mousepad and across the table. Question: Why does the mouse go slow across the mousepad then faster across the table? (A) the mousepad has more friction (B) the table has more friction
Output: the mousepad has more friction
Sentence: A beagle and a golden retriever are outside playing with their owner on a cool day. The beagle loves to run and fetch but the golden retriever just lays down in the shade. Question: Which dog will sweat more? (A) beagle (B) golden retriever
Output: beagle
Sentence: A tape measure sliding across plywood has more resistance then one sliding across a writing desk. Question: Which surface will make the tape measure get hotter? (A) writing desk (B) plywood
Output: plywood
Sentence: Major Tom, an astronaut, used to jump up and down on Earth, and he never got higher than a meter in the air.  When his ship landed on Ceres, he jumped up and kept going and going higher and higher. Question: Why? (A) Earth has greater mass (B) Ceres has greater mass
Output: Earth has greater mass
Sentence: Jennifer threw two footballs down the street. One landed nearby on the grass and didn't roll much. The other bounced several times, and rolled until it was far away. Question: Which ball looked smaller to Jennifer? (A) close by ball (B) far away ball
Output: far away ball
Sentence: Jim is a young boy who loves camping with his father. They often throw rocks into the river. Question: Who can throw the rocks the furthest? (A) Jim's Father (B) Jim
Output: Jim's Father
Sentence: A globe rolling around on a library floor experiences less resistance then one rolling around on a study floor. Question: Which floor will cause the globe to heat up less when rolled across it? (A) study floor (B) library floor
Output: library floor
Sentence: An envelope that is slid across a dresser gets rather hot, while one that is slid across a desk doesn't get very hot at all. Question: Which surface has more friction? (A) desk (B) dresser
Output: dresser
Sentence: Belle has two horses; a grey one and a white one. The grey one is fat, the white one is thin. Question: When racing, which horse will get up to speed more quickly? (A) white horse (B) grey horse
Output: white horse
Sentence: A skateboard's wheels get less hot riding through an auditorium compared to a concert hall. Question: Which surface offers greater resistance? (A) concert hall (B) auditorium
Output: concert hall
Sentence: A kettle sliding across a gas oven has a smooth ride, but one sliding across an electric oven has a rough ride. Question: Which oven is providing more friction to the kettle? (A) gas oven (B) electric oven
Output: electric oven
Sentence: Mary's kitchen floor is slicker then her hallway floor. She was feeding her dogs one day and some kibble slid across both surfaces. Question: Which surface caused the kibble to heat up less? (A) kitchen floor (B) hallway floor
Output: kitchen floor
Sentence: Jimbo and James are both at the gym working out. Question: If Jimbo is lifting weights and James is stretching, which person is sweating more? (A) Jimbo (B) James
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: Kerry and Felicia are rollerskating at the beach.  Kerry stops to get an ice cream cone. Question: An hour later, who has gone further? (A) Kerry (B) Felicia
Output: Felicia
Sentence: Jamal is able to swim his usual speed, but he's feeling sluggish on Monday so he cuts his swimming workout short. On Tuesday, Jamal feels much more energetic, so he swims for a longer period of time. Question: On which day will Jamal swim fewer laps? (A) Tuesday (B) Monday
Output: Monday
Sentence: Suppose a space ship flew close to Jupiter and also flew close to Venus, which is much smaller. Question: Which planet would be less likely to pull the space ship towards it? (A) Jupiter (B) Venus
Output: Venus
Sentence: A hockey player was testing out a couple of new sticks. He noticed that the blue hockey stick had much more give and bend to it than the white hockey stick did. Question: Which hockey stick is more likely to break during play? (A) the white hockey stick (B) the blue hockey stick
Output: the white hockey stick
Sentence: Lisa was playing with two model rockets. She shot off the red one and the black one at the same time. After 30 seconds the black one was higher in the sky. Question: Which had more speed? (A) the red one (B) the black one
Output: the black one
Sentence: Two identical cars attempt to accelerate as fast as possible. Question: If one car is empty and one car is full of bricks, which one will accelerate more slowly? (A) Empty car (B) Full car
Output: Full car
Sentence: Darren is throwing things at a wall. He throws a blanket and a teacup. Question: Which will break? (A) teacup (B) blanket
Output: teacup
Sentence: Janet is rolling marbles down a marble counter. Two marbles are rolled together; one blue, one yellow. The blue marble goes further. Question: Which marble traveled longer? (A) blue marble (B) yellow marble
Output: blue marble
Sentence: A 45 year-old woman and a 21 year-old baseball player are throwing baseballs in the field. They have to go get each ball that they throw. Question: Who will have to walk the  shortest distance to get their balls? (A) The 21-year old (B) The 45 year-old
Output: The 45 year-old
Sentence: Pushing a safety pin into thin paper is easier then pushing it into thick paper. Question: Which paper will allow the safety pin to plunge into it at a faster rate of speed? (A) thick paper (B) thin paper
Output: thin paper
Sentence: Joe and Bob are seeing who can lift the most weight. Joe's arms are much thinner than Bob's are. Question: Who will lift the most? (A) Joe (B) Bob
Output: Bob
Sentence: A hollow cannonball and a solid cannonball made of the same material and diameter are shot with the same force from a cannon. Question: Which ball will have a lower acceleration? (A) Hollow cannonball (B) Solid cannonball
Output: Solid cannonball
Sentence: Two horses have been outside in a corral for one hour. The palomino is covered in sweat and the pinto is dry. Question: What happened? (A) the palomino got more exercise (B) the palomino got less exercise
Output: the palomino got more exercise
Sentence: A reed is more flexible then a stick. Question: If bent, which object will be less likely to break? (A) reed (B) stick
Output: reed
Sentence: An airplane and a train leave from the same location and travel for three hours. Question: Which traveled the least number of miles? (A) Airplane (B) Train
Output: Train
Sentence: A stick of gum that is slid across a classroom desk travels pretty slow compared to a stick of gum that is pushed across a home office desk. Question: Which surface is the most rough? (A) classroom desk (B) home office desk
Output: classroom desk
Sentence: Both a man in a sports car and a man on roller skates travel for five minutes down a racetrack. Question: Which man covers more distance in that five minutes? (A) the man on roller skates (B) the man in the sports car
Output: the man in the sports car
Sentence: Some friends are at a local river that has rope swings that can be used to leap into the water. They notice that the old rope swing is frayed in parts and very thin, while a new rope swing nearby is not frayed and much thicker. Question: Which rope swing would be more likely to snap under the force of swinging? (A) old rope swing (B) new rope swing
Output: old rope swing
Sentence: Mike knows that his straw bends easier then his stick. Question: Which object is less likely to break when being bent? (A) stick (B) straw
Output: straw
Sentence: A tree in the forest crashes down. And a large tree in your backyard also crashes down. Question: Which tree makes a louder noise? (A) Forest Tree (B) Backyard Tree
Output: Backyard Tree
Sentence: Alice and Mac both have to get to a meeting by a certain time. Mac enjoys walking everywhere, but Alice insists on driving herself. Question: Who is more likely to get to the meeting the earliest? (A) Alice (B) Mac
Output: Alice
Sentence: Ron is at the gym lifting weights.  Tony joins him an hour into his workout.  They leave at the same time. Question: Who sweat more? (A) Ron (B) Tony
Output: Ron
Sentence: Mary's ice cream has an easy time sliding around in a bowl, but a hard time sliding around in a cone. Question: Which surface will make the ice cream melt faster? (A) cone (B) bowl
Output: cone
Sentence: Mark is walking towards a forest and spots a large tree from 100 yards away. He continues to walk towards the tree, stands two yards away and looks at it. Question: At which point will the tree appear larger? (A) 100 yards away (B) 2 yards away
Output: 2 yards away
Sentence: Ann and Ted decide to see who can throw a Frisbee a greater distance. Ann has been lifting weights and her arms are showing some definition, while Ted has been inactive and not doing any workouts at all, so his arms are small and a little flabby. Question: Who will throw the Frisbee a lesser distance from the throwing spot? (A) Ann (B) Ted.
Output: Ted
Sentence: John and Kate live in the same house and work in the same building. John rides his bicycle to work and Kate walks to work. Question: Who will require a smaller amount of time to get to work? (A) Kate (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: A martial arts expert wants to demonstrate the force of his hands by striking a couple of boards. When stacked next to each other the white board is twice as tall as the red board. Question: Which board will be more difficult for the expert to break? (A) white board (B) red board
Output: white board
Sentence: Sandy's workouts are short and sweet, but her friend Margaret spends hours every day working out. Question: Of the two friends, who perspires less? (A) Sandy perspires less (B) Margaret perspires less
Output: Sandy perspires less
Sentence: Miriam was playing lacrosse in the backyard. She flung the ball and it rolled slowly on the lawn, then quicker when going across the concrete deck floor. Question: Which surface gave less resistance to the ball? (A) lawn (B) concrete deck
Output: concrete deck
Sentence: Jasper is carrying his nephew in the park.  Then it's his niece's turn.  His niece is five years older and weighs more. Question: Who has more of a gravity pull? (A) the niece (B) the nephew
Output: the niece
Sentence: The mass of Mars is greater then that of Venus. Question: Which planet emits stronger gravity? (A) Mars (B) Venus
Output: Mars
Sentence: A tire rim can roll a greater distance across a garage floor then across a driveway. Question: Which surface gives a bumpier ride to the tire rim? (A) garage floor (B) driveway
Output: driveway
Sentence: Two identical airplanes, except for their colors, are in the sky. The black and white one looks smaller than the blue one. Question: Why? (A) the black and white one is higher in the sky (B) the blue one is higher in the sky
Output: the black and white one is higher in the sky
Sentence: Michael's car is stuck in the mud and he's waiting for a tow truck to come help him. Michael looks off in the distance and can see some headlights approaching and their light illuminates a small distance in front of them. As the lights get very close, the lights illuminate the entire road and some distance in front of them. Question: In which situation do the headlights appear more powerful? (A) when they're down the highway (B) when they're up close
Output: when they're up close
Sentence: An explosion happens on Mars. And explosion also happens on earth. Question: Which explosion is quieter? (A) Earth (B) Mars
Output: Mars
Sentence: The wheels of a shopping cart heat up quite a bit when rolling through the parking lot, but quite a bit less when rolling around on the store floor. Question: Which surface is providing less friction? (A) parking lot (B) store floor
Output: store floor
Sentence: Engineers have developed some new filaments for use as parts of different structures. Through their research, they notice that a red filament is much thinner than a blue filament. Question: Which of these filaments would be less likely to withstand strain? (A) red filament (B) blue filament
Output: red filament
Sentence: Jane tested a tennis ball on two different surfaces, observing the different results. First, she skidded a tennis ball across a slick hard court, and then across a shaggy grass court. Question: Skidding produces more heat on which surface? (A) hard court (B) grass court
Output: grass court
Sentence: Vicky tried to bend a rubber tube into a circle. She then tried to do the same thing with a glass tube. One of them bent into a circle and the other one broke. Question: Which one did she successfully bend into a circle? (A) the rubber tube (B) the glass tube
Output: the rubber tube
Sentence: A toilet paper roll sliding along a living room floor gets hotter then one sliding across a bathroom floor. Question: Which surface has the most friction? (A) bathroom floor (B) living room floor
Output: living room floor
Sentence: Rebecca heard two birds chirping in the forest. One was on a tree nearer to her and the other was on a tree far away. Question: Which bird sounded louder? (A) nearer bird (B) farther bird
Output: nearer bird
Sentence: Melanie is attending a special occasion. As she gets out of the car, she hears her gown being torn. Question: The gown is likely? (A) Velvet Gown (B) Satin Gown
Output: Satin Gown
Sentence: A concrete slab isn't as flexible as a rubber sheet. Question: Which object is more likely to break if bent? (A) concrete slab (B) rubber sheet
Output: concrete slab
Sentence: Tony and Alex are riding motorcycles across the country.  Tony rides until early afternoon, but Alex rides until nightfall. Question: Who rode farther? (A) Tony (B) Alex
Output: Alex
Sentence: A brown mouse and a black mouse each run through 50 foot tunnels as quickly as they can. The black mouse made it to the other end in a shorter amount of time than the brown mouse. Question: Which mouse couldn't run as fast? (A) the brown mouse (B) the black mouse
Output: the brown mouse
Sentence: Dom and Brian race their fast cars down a quarter mile stretch of road. Dom's car is faster than Brian's. Question: Who wins the race? (A) Brian (B) Dom
Output: Dom
Sentence: Jane and Dirk are roommates living in the same house. Question: If they take the same bus at the same time in the same bus stop, who will travel a shorter distance if Jane gets out of the bus one stop before Dirk does? (A) Jane (B) Dirk.
Output: Jane
Sentence: Mike is standing closer to a flashlight then to a lamp. Question: Which object seems brighter to him? (A) flashlight (B) lamp
Output: flashlight
Sentence: John doesn't stretch before playing basketball. Sue does. Question: Who is more likely to break or pull a muscle? (A) Sue (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: Angela rides her bike home from school each day. Her bike tires are usually full of air, but one day she notices that one is somewhat deflated. She can't ride nearly as fast on the deflated tire. Question: After 10 minutes of riding, in which situation would Angela have traveled less distance? (A) When riding on a deflated tire (B) When riding on a fully inflated tire.
Output: When riding on a deflated tire
Sentence: A soccer ball has distinctly less mass then a planet. Question: Which item emits a weaker gravitational field? (A) planet (B) soccer ball
Output: soccer ball
Sentence: Mary knows that a bucket is not as rough as a pail. Question: Which surface will allow her popcorn to slide around more? (A) bucket (B) pail
Output: bucket
Sentence: Imagine standing on Venus and Jupiter. Question: If you looked into the sky at the sun which planet would the sun look the largest? (A) Jupiter (B) Venus
Output: Venus
Sentence: A car company wants to start producing a new car. Their two options for the material of the body of the car are steel or carbon fiber. Question: If everything else about the car is the same, which car will accelerate slower? (A) the steel car (B) the carbon fiber car.
Output: the steel car
Sentence: Owen and Jerry are both snails. They both move at the same speed but Owen travels twice as long as Jerry does. Question: Who traveled the lesser distance? (A) Jerry (B) Owen
Output: Jerry
Sentence: Jupiter is much bigger than Mercury. Question: On which planet would you weigh more? (A) Jupiter (B) Mercury
Output: Jupiter
Sentence: Officer Patrick raised his flashlight and approached Rosie. When he reached her, she complained that the glare of the flashlight was hurting her eyes. Question: To Rosie, when would the flashlight have been the brightest? (A) When it was near (B) When it was far
Output: When it was near
Sentence: Polly and Sally were at the indoor wall climbing facility. After 2 hours Polly was covered in sweat and Sally was practically dry. Question: Which of the girls had gotten more exercise? (A) Polly (B) Sally
Output: Polly
Sentence: Jim ran over a nail on his bicycle and got a flat tire. David ran over the same nail in his car and his tire didn't get flat. Question: Why did Jim get a flat tire but David did not? (A) Jim weights more than David (B) Jim's tire was thinner
Output: Jim's tire was thinner
Sentence: A group of kids are at a music festival. They are in the campground. They can hear one band to the left playing rock and another band ahead of them playing hip hop. They can hear the rock band a lot more clearly. Question: Which band is closer? (A) the rock band (B) the hip hop band
Output: the rock band
Sentence: A man punches a tire and a wood board for a demonstration. The board if very stiff. Question: Which object do you think is more likely to break? (A) Tire (B) Wood Board
Output: Wood Board
Sentence: A baby experiences less friction crawling in his playpen then crawling in the living room. Question: Which surface will force the baby to crawl at a lower rate of speed? (A) playpen (B) living room
Output: living room
Sentence: A comet has been flung to the center of the solar system between the Sun and Mercury. The Sun is magnitudes larger in terms of mass than is Mercury. Question: Which body has the higher amount of gravitational pull and will pull the comet into its orbit? (A) The Sun (B) Mercury
Output: The Sun
Sentence: Janet is testing how much mass objects have. She is currently testing between a metal rod and a paper crane. She drops both from six feet in the air at the same time. Question: Which has stronger gravity? (A) metal rod (B) paper crane
Output: metal rod
Sentence: Mike's bike weighs more then his skates. Question: Which object will accelerate slower? (A) bike (B) skates
Output: bike
Sentence: Mary can lift more weight with her arms then Jim can. Question: When they head out to the field to throw baseballs, which one will be able to throw a greater distance? (A) Mary (B) Jim
Output: Mary
Sentence: Mary was bending objects to see which would break easier. She bent a plastic sheet and it didn't break, but she bent a glass sheet and it broke right away. Question: Which sheet was more flexible? (A) plastic sheet (B) glass sheet
Output: plastic sheet
Sentence: Pulling a rope through a wooden hook causes the rope to slide a lot more slowly compared to when the rope is pulled through a metal hook. Question: Which hook has more friction? (A) metal hook (B) wooden hook
Output: wooden hook
Sentence: Mike's truck is slower then his car. Question: If he drives both for an hour on the freeway, which will have gone the smaller distance? (A) truck (B) car
Output: truck
Sentence: Gina and Debbie are sliding down a snowy hill. Gina has a heavy sled, and Debbie has a light cafeteria tray. Question: Which one is faster to speed up? (A) heavy sled (B) light cafeteria tray
Output: light cafeteria tray
Sentence: Tom throws a rubber ball and an ice ball of equal diameter. Question: Which ball is least likely to break? (A) Rubber ball (B) Ice ball
Output: Rubber ball
Sentence: Max has been running on a treadmill for an hour. Apollo just started. Question: Who is sweating more? (A) Apollo (B) Max
Output: Max
Sentence: A hot dog rolled along a dirty counter rolls slower then one rolled along a clean counter. Question: Which surface would make the hot dog get hotter when rolled along it? (A) clean counter (B) dirty counter
Output: dirty counter
Sentence: Harrison wasn't paying attention while washing dishes, and dropped two plates on the floor. The one with a floral pattern on it immediately shattered, but the plain one looked as good as new. Question: What plate was more likely made of a thinner material? (A) floral plate (B) plain plate
Output: floral plate
Sentence: Painted concrete is less sticky then plain concrete. Question: This means that a hand ball rolled along which surface will create less heat? (A) plain concrete (B) painted concrete
Output: painted concrete
Sentence: Joe and Sally start riding their bikes at the same speed along the same path. Joe rides his bike for twice as long as Sally. Question: Who will end up covering a greater distance? (A) Joe (B) Sally
Output: Joe
Sentence: Tim and Mary's parents are in a shouting match. Tim is down the block getting ice cream, while his sister Mary is sitting in her bedroom. Question: Who will the yelling be loudest for? (A) Mary (B) Tim
Output: Mary
Sentence: A piece of toast heats up less when slid across a counter then when slid across a cutting board. Question: Which is the rougher surface? (A) cutting board (B) counter
Output: cutting board
Sentence: A boomerang thrown into a windy sky heats up quite a bit, but one thrown into a calm sky stays about the same temperature. Question: Which surface puts the least amount of friction on the boomerang? (A) windy sky (B) calm sky
Output: calm sky
Sentence: Connor and Maura are both going to the store. Connor walks and Maura takes her car. Question: Who will get their first? (A) Maura (B) Connor
Output: Maura
Sentence: Greg and Lisa both live 2 miles from the library. Greg takes off on foot. Lisa uses a scooter. Question: Who gets there first? (A) Greg (B) Lisa
Output: Lisa
Sentence: From where Keith was standing, Paul's mining helmet gave off a brilliant light, but Pedro's helmet barely offered a flicker. Question: Which of the miners was closer to Keith? (A) Pedro was closer (B) Paul was closer
Output: Paul was closer
Sentence: Karen had a spill in her kitchen. She tried to use a paper towel to clean it up, but it tore apart. She tried toilet paper and it absorbed the spill with no damage. Question: What is most likely to be thicker? (A)paper towel (B)toilet paper
Output: toilet paper
Sentence: Lisa and Melissa were each doing different exercise routines. After 1/2 hour, Lisa was dripping sweat and Melissa was still dry. Question: Who did the harder workout? (A) Melissa (B) Lisa
Output: Lisa
Sentence: Our earth is one of the largest objects in space, but nothing compared to the sun. Question: Which object has stronger gravity? (A) Earth (B) Sun
Output: Sun
Sentence: Terry was bringing his car to the mechanic to check the tire light sensor that had been going on and off for a couple of days. The light was currently off and he wanted it to go on by the time he got to the mechanic so they could see what he was talking about. Terry had the choice of driving on a gravel road or an asphalt road to get to the mechanic. Both roads took the same amount of time. Question: Which road would create more heat against Terry's tires, better guaranteeing the tire light sensor would go on? (A) gravel (B) asphalt
Output: gravel
Sentence: Jimbo's note paper is much thinner then his cardboard. Question: Which item is not as strong as the other? (A) cardboard (B) note paper
Output: note paper
Sentence: Wyatt is riding his horse very fast, while Timmy is riding on his skateboard. Question: After ten minutes, who would have gone furthest? (A) Wyatt (B) Timmy
Output: Wyatt
Sentence: The Rock weight trains daily, lifting heavy weights to build strength, while a turker's entire weight training is comprised of lifting beverage glasses.  They bump into each other at a comic convention, and decide to see who can throw a Jar Jar Binks action figure further. Question: Who wins? (A) a turker (B) The Rock
Output: The Rock
Sentence: It was dinnertime and Sue and her brother Tim headed toward home at exactly the same time, walking at the same speed. Sue got home quicker. Question: Which of them was closer to home when the headed out? (A) Sue (B) Tim
Output: Sue
Sentence: John and Jim are going to work.  John picks up Jim on the way. Question: Who traveled a shorter distance? (A) John (B) Jim
Output: Jim
Sentence: A halter sliding across a barn floor gets hotter then one sliding across a field. Question: Which surface forces the halter to travel at a lower rate of speed? (A) barn floor (B) field
Output: barn floor
Sentence: A group of kids are sitting around a table playing cards, while another group of kids are playing a vigorous game of basketball. Question: Who'll sweat more? (A) the kids playing basketball (B) the kids playing cards
Output: the kids playing basketball
Sentence: Jenny and Suzy are both using treadmills at the gym. They are both doing so for 30 minutes. Jenny is running, while Suzy is walking. Question: Who is likely to sweat less? (A) Jenny (B) Suzy
Output: Suzy
Sentence: Mike and Sue decide to ride their bikes around the park. They follow the same path but Mike rides his bike twice as fast as Sue. Question: After ten minutes, who will have covered less distance? (A) Mike (B) Sue
Output: Sue
Sentence: A turtle and a hare decide to race around a track. Question: Which one will make it back to the starting line first? (A) the turtle (B) the hare
Output: the hare
Sentence: Stabbing a fork into a steak causes it to move slower then stabbing it into a muffin. Question: Which surface provides less resistance? (A) muffin (B) steak
Output: muffin
Sentence: Bob bought a wireless mouse and noticed that the pointer was slower to move than the wired mouse he had replaced it with. Question: Which mouse traveled fewer pixels in the same about of time? (A) the wired mouse (B) the wireless mouse
Output: the wireless mouse
Sentence: John loves watching football. He watches his favorite player run 80 yards for a touchdown. Question: Who is sweating less John or his favorite football player? (A) John (B) Favorite player
Output: John
Sentence: Supposed you were standing on the planet Earth and Mercury. Question: When you look up in the sky and see the sun which planet would the sun appear larger? (A) Mercury (B) Earth
Output: Mercury
Sentence: Superman is the strongest person on earth. Him and Batman decide to see who can throw a car the longest distance. Question: Who wins this face off? (A) Batman(B) Superman
Output: Superman
Sentence: Bernie is pitching marbles. He notices that when he pitches the marbles on the tile in his kitchen, the marble goes faster and farther away than when he does the same action on grass. Question: Which surface is applying less friction to the marble? (A) grass (B) tile?
Output: tile
Sentence: Kathy is looking at new tires for her car. The brand A tire has a very thick tread on it, while the brand B tire has a thinner tread on it. Question: Which tire would Kathy buy if she wants the stronger tire? (A) Brand A tire (B) Brand B tire
Output: Brand A tire