niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence: Two football players are doing some running after practice. The lineman is not nearly as fast as the running back. Question: Which player will cover less ground if they each run until a whistle blows? (A) the running back (B) the lineman
Output: the lineman
Sentence: A family has recently moved. Their new house is located a greater distance from the storm siren in town than their old house was. Question: In this situation, where is the storm siren more difficult to hear? (A) their new house (B) their old house
Output: their new house
Sentence: Mike was making a basket using various types of wood. He bent some thick wood and it didn't break, but when he bent some thin wood it snapped in half. Question: Which wood wasn't as strong? (A) thick wood (B) thin wood
Output: thin wood
Sentence: Danny is 5 years-old and Susan is 16. Their mom calls them inside for lunch. They both start running at the same time. Question: Who would get to lunch first? (A) Danny (B) Susan
Output: Susan
Sentence: Ana and Ela are twins who are equally physically fit. Ana runs around a track twice as many times as Ela. Question: Who will have a lower amount of sweat on their body? (A) Ana (B) Ela
Output: Ela
Sentence: Doug travels from his house to a friend's house on his bicycle, and he moves much more quickly than when he makes the same trip on foot. Question: In which situation will Doug get to his friend's house sooner? (A) On foot (B) On a bicycle
Output: On a bicycle
Sentence: Elizabeth rolled an egg down a marble countertop in the kitchen. She then moved the egg to the knitted rug in the living room. She noticed that the egg moved faster on the countertop than on the rug. Question: On which surface was more heat generated? (A) countertop (B) rug
Output: rug
Sentence: Melissa and Sharon stood in the yard with a fence a good distance away. Melissa had beaten Sharon in arm wrestling earlier. Question: Who will throw a rock that makes it over the fence? (A) Melissa (B) Sharon
Output: Melissa
Sentence: Jim wants to make a new flag to hang outside his house. The blue material is much thicker than the red material. Question: If Jim wants to have more certainty that the flag will not rip in the wind which material should he avoid? (A) the blue material (B) the red material
Output: the red material
Sentence: A cat is standing further away from Jimbo then a mouse. Question: Which animal seems smaller to him? (A) cat (B) mouse
Output: cat
Sentence: Driving a car to work takes less time then riding a bus. Question: Which vehicle moves at a greater rate of speed? (A) bus (B) car
Output: car
Sentence: A potato rolling on a cutting board experiences low resistance, while one rolling around on a wood floor experiences high resistance. Question: Which surface allows the potato to roll a greater distance? (A) cutting board (B) wood floor
Output: cutting board
Sentence: Matt knows that when he rolls his baseball across the infield it will roll a greater distance then when he rolls it across the outfield. Question: Which field will make the ball get hotter? (A) infield (B) outfield
Output: outfield
Sentence: Kevin is a lot stronger then Mary. Question: Which person can throw a ball a greater distance? (A) Kevin (B) Mary
Output: Kevin
Sentence: Linda has two thin sticks. They have the same dimensions but one is made of rubber and the other is made of pine. She bent one of the sticks without a problem, but when she tried to bend the other one it broke. Question: Which stick broke? (A) the rubber stick (B) the pine stick
Output: the pine stick
Sentence: Alice is playing ball with her young sister. One of them is having trouble throwing the ball far enough to be caught. Question: Which person is likely to have a harder time? (A) Alice (B) Little Sister
Output: Little Sister
Sentence: A cantaloupe rolling around in a farmer's field experiences much less friction then one rolling around in the back of a transport truck. Question: Which surface can the cantaloupe roll a greater distance over? (A) farmer's field (B) transport truck
Output: farmer's field
Sentence: A tea bag can slide across a marble countertop much more rapidly then across a laminate countertop. Question: Which surface is providing more resistance to the tea bag? (A) marble countertop (B) laminate countertop
Output: laminate countertop
Sentence: The Flash and The Hulk decide to race each other. The Flash is the fastest being in the galaxy. They agree to sprint for 1 min. Question: Who wins the race? (A) The Hulk (B) The Flash
Output: The Flash
Sentence: Clark just brought an icicle in from outside and is trying to melt it by rubbing it against two different places in his house. The first place is his granite counter-top, which has no bumps or cracks in it. The second place is against the rough carpet in his living room. Question: Which surface will melt the ice faster? (A) counter-top (B) carpet
Output: carpet
Sentence: A rabbit weighs less then a snake. Question: Which animal will accelerate faster? (A) rabbit (B) snake
Output: rabbit
Sentence: After he finished washing dishes, Bill threw a wet sponge at his brother across the room at his brother Ben, hitting him in the face. Ben picked up the sponge and threw it back at Bill, but it didn't reach Bill. It dropped to the floor a foot in front of Bill. Question: Which brother has less muscle strength in their arm? (A) Bill (B) Ben
Output: Ben
Sentence: One dump trucks is full with iron pellets and a second dump truck of the same type is full of feathers. They decide to have a race. Question: Which dump truck can get going faster? (A) the one with iron pellets (B) the one with feathers
Output: the one with feathers
Sentence: Caleb stands on the corner in front of a restaurant. Down the road is a car dealership. Question: Which appears larger? (A) car dealership (B) restaurant
Output: restaurant
Sentence: Laura and Sean are running on the tracks. Sean needs to stop running half way through and walk the rest. Question: Who ends one round around the track the fastest? (A) Laura (B) Sean
Output: Laura
Sentence: Pete and Andre are playing tennis. Pete is trying to hit Andre's serve. Question: Does the tennis ball look larger in Andre's hand or near Pete's racket? (A) Andre's hand (B) Pete's Racket
Output: Pete's Racket
Sentence: Tom walks around wearing one glass shoe and one leather shoe. Question: Which shoe is more likely to break? (A) Leather shoe (B) Glass shoe
Output: Glass shoe
Sentence: A man wants to pull a car out of the mud with his truck. He has a blue chain that is larger in diameter than the orange chain he has. Question: If the man wants to be more certain the chain will have the strength to pull the car, he would choose which chain? (A) the blue chain (B) the orange chain
Output: the blue chain
Sentence: Joe was the fastest runner in his school. Another student at his school, Larry, challenged him to race the length of the football field. Question: Which student made it in the least amount of time? (A) Joe (B) Larry
Output: Joe
Sentence: Two cars are going to race each other. One driver puts just enough fuel into his car's tank to get through the race in order to keep the weight of his car low. The other driver fills his car's tank completely, which makes the car more heavy. Question: Which car will get up to full speed more quickly at the start of the race? (A) car with full fuel tank (B) car with nearly empty fuel tank
Output: car with nearly empty fuel tank
Sentence: Craig just got done walking home from school which was 3 miles. Jamie took the bus home from school. Question: Who would sweat more? (A) Jamie (B) Craig
Output: Craig
Sentence: Suppose Flash who is the fastest superhero on the planet races Ironman in a 1 min all out sprint. Question: Who would win this race? (A) Ironman (B) Flash
Output: Flash
Sentence: Mike and Dan left the bar at the exact same time, and and drove the exact same speed. Mike drove for 7 minutes more than Dan. Question: Who traveled the most distance? (A) Dan (B) Mike
Output: Mike
Sentence: Violet was rolling an eggplant around the kitchen. She noticed that when she rolled it across the kitchen rug, the eggplant went slower than when she rolled it across the wooden cutting board. Question: She realized that this happened because which surface was smoother? (A) cutting board (B) kitchen rug
Output: cutting board
Sentence: A capybara isn't as fast of a runner as an anteater. Question: If both animals make the same journey, which will get there sooner? (A) capybara (B) anteater
Output: anteater
Sentence: Millie bends two tree branches. One is dry and is not as flexible as the other, which is wet and more bendable. Question: Which is more likely to break when she bends it? (A) wet branch (B) dry branch
Output: dry branch
Sentence: Kevin took a plane from NY to Chicago while Esther took a plane from NY to LA which takes longer at the same speed. Question: Who travelled further? (A) Kevin (B) Esther
Output: Esther
Sentence: A tennis player can skid across a wet tennis court in his tennis shoes at a higher rate of speed then across a dry court. Question: Which court will allow him to skid a greater distance? (A) wet court (B) dry court
Output: wet court
Sentence: When Marky Mark's earphones were on the desk, he could only faintly hear music coming from them, but when he put them on his ears, he could clearly hear the music. Question: When were the earphones nearer to him? (A) when they were on the desk (B) when they were on his ears
Output: when they were on his ears
Sentence: Zachary likes to push his toy car around the house. His mom notices his car rolls slower on the carpet in the dining room than on the hardwood floor in the nursery. Question: Which surface has the greatest resistance? (A) the hardwood floor or (B) the dining room carpet
Output: the dining room carpet
Sentence: Elpresador is knocking tree's over for a YouTube video. He approaches a thin tree and a very thick tree. Question: Which tree is less likely to go down? (A) Thin Tree (B) Thick Tree
Output: Thick Tree
Sentence: Both Mary and Jimbo were out working in a field digging a hole. Mary was working very hard, while Jimbo was just standing around leaning on his shovel. Question: Which person was producing more sweat? (A) Mary (B) Jimbo
Output: Mary
Sentence: Missy and Johnny work together, They have to drive the same distance to work each day. Missy drives her car to work and Johnny takes the bus. Question: Who arrives at work faster? (A) Missy (B) Johnny
Output: Missy
Sentence: Dan noticed faint truck headlights, but they didn't concern him so he returned to trying to break into the dark house. Suddenly a much brighter pair of headlights startled him, this time from a car, and he ducked into the bushes. Question: Which vehicle was farther away from Dan? (A) The truck was farther away (B) The car was farther away
Output: The truck was farther away
Sentence: Rhonda throws a baseball over the fence as hard as she can to her friend next door, Sally. Sally catches the ball. Sally then throws the ball back to Rhonda, as hard as she can, but the ball doesn't make it all the way to Rhonda. Question: Which girl has more strength in her arm? (A) Rhonda (B) Sally
Output: Rhonda
Sentence: Tony has a beach ball that he loves to play with. He notices that the beach ball travels farther when he kicks it across the asphalt road than when he kicks it across the gravel road. Question: If he kicks it with the same force in each situation, which road is more smooth? (A) gravel (B) asphalt
Output: asphalt
Sentence: Tim was cutting up cakes for the bake sale. It was harder for him to slice into the angel food cake than it was the chocolate cake. Question: Which cake is most likely to be thicker? (A) angel food cake (B) chocolate cake
Output: angel food cake
Sentence: Sliding a stake across the carpet results in less friction then sliding it across the drapes. Question: Which surface will force the stake to travel slower? (A) carpet (B) drapes
Output: drapes
Sentence: A traveler wants to go between cities in Japan. She does some research and sees that a bullet train can go much faster than a car. Question: If she wants to spend less time in her trip from city to city, which should she choose? (A) bullet train (B) car.
Output: bullet train
Sentence: You hold a candle in your hand and look at it. Then you see an identical candle in a neighbor's window across the street. Question: Which candle will look like it's giving off more light? (A) The candle in your hand (B) The candle in your neighbor's window
Output: The candle in your hand
Sentence: Jamie has not done anything all day. Dave on the other hand has been lifting weights. Question: Who will sweat less? (A) Dave (B) Jamie
Output: Jamie
Sentence: Mike's tortilla chips get hotter rattling around in his bag compared to when they rattle around inside of a box. Question: Which item has the smoothest sides? (A) bag (B) box
Output: box
Sentence: Manny and Kevin want to travel cross country. Manny takes a plane and Kevin takes a car. Question: Who crosses the country first? (A) Kevin (B) Manny
Output: Manny
Sentence: Sarah is making a planter out of an empty milk carton. She drills some holes in the milk carton so the soil will be able to drain water. The plastic bits that are drilled off are scattered on the floor. Then she moves to a clean area of the floor. She slides the empty milk carton across the floor to where she was before. The milk carton goes past everything else in the kitchen and continues over the plastic bits, but moves only a few feet over them. Question: Which part of the floor is harder to move an object across? (A) the part with plastic bits (B) the part without plastic bits
Output: the part with plastic bits
Sentence: Suppose a Quarterback throws a football and a boxer throws a punch. Question: Which travels further? (A) Football (B) Punch
Output: Football
Sentence: The ranger and the rustler both were riding horses that galloped at the same speed.  The rustler left an hour before the ranger. Question: Who has traveled further? (A) the ranger (B) the rustler
Output: the rustler
Sentence: A skier tries out some new ski poles for her upcoming practice session. She finds that the black ski pole bends more easily and seems more springy than the silver ski pole. Question: Which of these poles is less likely to snap when the skier uses it in her session? (A) black ski pole (B) silver ski pole
Output: black ski pole
Sentence: Rod and Danny are running down the road.  Danny is not as fast. Question: After five minutes, who has gone farther? (A) Rod (B) Danny
Output: Rod
Sentence: Gary is trying to bend different things. He tries to bend a rubber mat and a wooden pencil. Question: Which breaks first? (A) rubber mat (B) wooden pencil
Output: wooden pencil
Sentence: Shawna and Lynn are on a tandem bicycle. Shawna is pedaling furiously, while Lynn is barely moving and letting Shawna do most of the work. Question: Which of the two will show perspiration stains on her shirt first? (A) Shawna (B) Lynn
Output: Shawna
Sentence: A rocket is much faster then an airplane. Question: If both fly for the same amount of time, which will fly the greater distance? (A) rocket (B) airplane
Output: rocket
Sentence: David and Laura are playing Frisbee. David is not as strong as Laura is. Question: When they throw the Frisbee, who throws it a lesser distance? (A) David (B) Laura
Output: David
Sentence: A pebble sinks smoothly into a pond, but not into an ocean. Question: Which surface will the pebble plunge deeper into? (A) pond (B) ocean
Output: pond
Sentence: Mark and Mike grew up together. Both men have always known that Mark is the stronger of the two. Question: If both go out onto a field and throw a baseball, which person will be able to toss it the greater distance? (A) Mark (B) Mike
Output: Mark
Sentence: A group of kids are playing in the snow on a winter day. They roll up some snow into a huge snowball and roll up some snow into a smaller snowball that is about half the size of the larger snowball. Some of the kids push the huge snowball and some of them push the smaller snowball. Question: Which snowball will take longer to get up to a fast speed? (A) smaller snowball (B) huge snowball
Output: huge snowball
Sentence: Tina and Maria both take cruises.  Both ships travel at 35 mph, but Tina's cruise is an hour longer. Question: Who went further? (A) Tina (B) Maria
Output: Tina
Sentence: Venus has about half the mass of Neptune. Question: On which planet will an astronaut be able to jump the highest? (A) Venus (B) Neptune
Output: Venus
Sentence: Janna was playing with her softball and her bowling ball. She noted that the bowling ball had a greater mass than her softball. Question: Which ball had stronger gravity? (A) softballl (B) bowling ball
Output: bowling ball
Sentence: Diana and Dave are aboard the same train after getting on at the same station. Question: If Diana gets out of the train one stop before Dave, who traveled a shorter distance? (A) Diana (B) Dave.
Output: Diana
Sentence: Lillian just left the gym and she is now incredibly sweaty. Question: Which was she likely doing in the gym? (A) Running on the treadmill (B) Taking a yoga class
Output: Running on the treadmill
Sentence: Patricia couldn't read in bed very well when she relied on her nighstand lamp, which didn't throw off much illumination from its fixed location. She solved that problem by buying a clip on light which attached directly to the book she was reading and illuminated it beautifully. Question: Which light source was closer to Patricia's book? (A) The nightstand lamp (B) The clip on light
Output: The clip on light
Sentence: Ben was carrying a thick laptop. Jeff was carrying a thin laptop. Question: If both were dropped at the same height which laptop would most likely survive the fall? (A) Thick Laptop (B) Thin Laptop
Output: Thick Laptop
Sentence: A desk is less bumpy then a table. Question: Which surface will allow a computer to move faster when slid across it? (A) desk (B) table
Output: desk
Sentence: A dog toy thrown across a grassy field travels at a lower rate of speed compared to one thrown across a dirt field. Question: Which field is the least rough? (A) grassy field (B) dirt field
Output: dirt field
Sentence: Jessica is playing baseball. She throws the ball and it rolls in the dirt path and into the outfield. The dirt has more resistance than the outfield. Question: Which surface has a more uniform surface? (A) dirt (B) outfield
Output: outfield
Sentence: An asteroid is flying through space and is halfway between Saturn and one of its moons. The moon is very small in mass compared to Saturn. Question: Which body will be less likely to pull the asteroid into its orbit? (A) Saturn (B) moon of Saturn
Output: moon of Saturn
Sentence: A leather glove sliding along a door knob doesn't experience as much friction as one sliding along a grab bar. Question: Which surface will let the glove slide a greater distance? (A) door knob (B) grab bar
Output: door knob
Sentence: Donna is working out on a local jogging path. Donna sprints at full speed for three minutes on the path then jogs at a more leisurely pace for another three minutes. Question: During which portion of her workout will Donna cover a smaller amount of ground? (A) when she is sprinting (B) when she is jogging
Output: when she is jogging
Sentence: A table is less rough then a lap. Question: Which surface will cause a napkin to heat up more when slid across it? (A) lap (B) table
Output: lap
Sentence: A space station has been abandoned and left to drift through space. At one point, the space station drifts halfway between a normal star and a black hole. The black hole is much more massive than is the normal star. Question: Which body will the space station drift away from because of that body's lower gravitational force? (A) black hole (B) normal star
Output: normal star
Sentence: Sue was a prima donna and hated to perspire, but her best friend Rhoda loved doing so because it made her feel alive. Question: When they went to the gym together, who was more likely to put in a long, tough workout? (A) Rhoda (B) Sue
Output: Rhoda
Sentence: A grocery bag experiences more resistance sliding across a store floor then across a house floor. Question: Which floor will force the grocery bag to move slower across it? (A) house floor (B) store floor
Output: store floor
Sentence: To save money, the contractor stopped buying the costlier wall supports he was required to use and started using some cheaper ones instead. As a result, several roofs collapsed. Question: Which wall supports were thinner? (A) The expensive wall supports were thinner (B) The cheaper wall supports were thinner
Output: The cheaper wall supports were thinner
Sentence: Veronica and her friends are walking to the haunted barn attraction on Halloween night. They see 2 glowing pumpkins in the distance, but the one on the left side of the road appears a lot more brilliant than the one on the right side of the road. Question: Which one will they reach first? (A) the one on the left (B) the one on the right
Output: the one on the left
Sentence: Shelia loves her new trampoline because it's so much more bouncy than her old one. Question: Which trampoline would have less danger of not bouncing back and instead snapping? (A) new trampoline (B) old weathered trampoline
Output: new trampoline
Sentence: Jessica was preparing for her role in a movie by twirling her lasso and gyrating vigorously on the stage.  A random cameraman filmed it all, rather relaxed as he occasionally sipped a cool drink and reclined in a chair directly in front of the air conditioner. Question: Who would be sweatier? (A) Jessica (B) a random cameraman
Output: Jessica
Sentence: A rat and a mouse each set out walking from the high school to the hospital. The rat was speedier than the mouse. Question: Who took more time to arrive at the hospital? (A) the rat (B) the mouse
Output: the mouse
Sentence: Anna is in a wood shop with her mom and aunt. Her mom and aunt are using circular saws to cut wood. Her mom is near her and her aunt is across the room. Question: Which saw will sound louder? (A) nearer saw (B) farther saw
Output: nearer saw
Sentence: Joe obeys the law and always drives under the speed limit. John likes to live dangerously and always drives above the speed limit. Question: If Joe and John begin at the same origin and drive along the same path to the same destination, who will arrive second? (A) Joe (B) John
Output: Joe
Sentence: Roy is trying to figure out which type of hockey field will allow him to make the longest hockey slapshot with his hockey puck. The roller hockey field is rough and made of asphalt while the ice hockey field is smooth and made of ice. Question: Which field will let him make a longer slapshot? (A) roller hockey (B) ice hockey
Output: ice hockey
Sentence: Rose's mom took Rose roller skating one night. Rose's mom didn't feel like skating so she sat and watched as Rose skated around the rink many times. Question: When Rose and her mom get in the car to ride home, whose seat will least need a towel to soak up sweat? (A) Rose's seat (B) Rose's mom's seat
Output: Rose's mom's seat
Sentence: Jenny was in the kitchen and accidentally knocked two cups off the counter. One was a pliable plastic cup and the other was a hard plastic cup. One of them cracked on the floor. Question: Which one cracked? (A) the pliable cup (B) the hard cup
Output: the hard cup
Sentence: Jack and Tom were golfing and they each had their own golf cart. They decided to race to the next hole. Jack's cart was carrying an extra 400 pounds more than Tom's cart. Question: Who got ahead first? (A) Jack (B) Tom
Output: Tom
Sentence: Both Sally and David are driving down the highway at the same speed. However, Sally only drove for ten minutes. Question: What is more likely? (A) Sally traveled more distance (B) Sally traveled less distance
Output: Sally traveled less distance
Sentence: James knows that matted hair isn't as smooth as sleek hair. Question: Which hair has more friction? (A) matted hair (B) sleek hair
Output: matted hair
Sentence: Gavin is wanting to cross a creek to get home. There are two bridges close to each other and he sees that one has very solid boards making it up, while the other has some boards that are worn down to slivers. Question: Which boards are more likely to break if Gavin walks across them? (A) solid boards (B) worn boards
Output: worn boards
Sentence: Superman has superhuman strength and is the strongest being in the universe. Him and Spiderman are curious who can throw a tank the farthest. Question: Who wins this face off of superheroes? (A) Superman (B) Spiderman
Output: Superman
Sentence: A bag of trash blows a little ways across the parking lot. Then it reaches a sidewalk. The bag blows all the way away from the building. Question: Which is less bumpy? (A) parking lot (B) sidewalk
Output: sidewalk
Sentence: Karen was running late so she knew she should take the red bus instead of the blue one. Question: Which bus is more likely to be the express bus? (A) The red bus (B) The blue bus
Output: The red bus
Sentence: Tim and Marty are on a basketball court getting some exercise. Marty walks around the perimeter of the court while Tim does sprints back and forth from end of the court to the other. Question: At the end of their session, who will have to wipe less perspiration off their face? (A) Tim (B) Marty.
Output: Marty
Sentence: A penguin can run faster then a panda. Question: If both animals run for 10 minutes, which will have gone the greater distance? (A) penguin (B) panda
Output: penguin
Sentence: Billy and Cody are walking together.  Cody gets tired and sits on a park bench. Question: When they leave the park together, who has walked farther? (A) Cody (B) Billy
Output: Billy
Sentence: A cutting board is put over a metal sink. Sarah cuts some vegetables on the cutting board. The cutting board slides around. She moves the cutting board onto a wet dish rag on the counter. Then she cuts more vegetables. The cutting board doesn't slide around. Question: Which one of these sticks to the cutting board more safely? (A) metal sink top (B) wet dish rag
Output: wet dish rag
Sentence: A model car rolling across a desk is experiencing more friction then one rolling across a display case. Question: Which surface will give the model car a rougher ride? (A) display case (B) desk
Output: desk
Sentence: James had his left and right loudspeakers in two corners of his living room, each at the same volume. He was closer to the left loudspeaker. Question: Which loudspeaker could he hear more clearly? (A) the left (B) the right
Output: the left
Sentence: A hen can run faster then a turkey. Question: If both run from the barn to the shed, which will get there sooner? (A) hen (B) turkey
Output: hen
Sentence: Karl is trying to light a match on his pant legs with very little success. He finds a piece of rough leather to strike the match against and the match lights up in no time. Question: Which surface provides more friction for heat? (A) PANT LEG (B) ROUGH LEATHER
Output: ROUGH LEATHER
Sentence: Dan is a professional athlete. Joann is a middle-aged accountant. Question: If they were both to throw a football, who is more likely to throw it farther? (A) Dan (B) Joann
Output: Dan
Sentence: Jim and Bryan have both left their office and are driving down the highway at the same speed. However, Bryan lives closer to the office than Jim does. Question: Who travels the least distance? (A) Jim (B) Bryan
Output: Bryan
Sentence: Mike's tank weighs much more than his motorcycle. Question: Which object takes longer to speed up? (A) motorcycle (B) tank
Output: tank
Sentence: Hercules is a giant of a man and on the disc tossing team for his school. Allison is a cheerleader. Question: Who can throw a disc further? (A) Hercules (B) Allison
Output: Hercules
Sentence: Bill Gates and Lebron James are playing a game of basketball.  Bill Gates is an old guy who doesn't work out, and Lebron James is a young sports adonis who trains daily.  Both stand at half court, but only one hits the backboard. Question: Who? (A) Bill Gates (B) Lebron James
Output: Lebron James
Sentence: A glider and a bird are both cruising through the sky at the same rate of speed. Question: If the bird gets tired and lands before the glider, which will have travelled the least distance? (A) glider (B) bird
Output: bird
Sentence: A comet approaches Earth, and will fly equidistant between the ISS and the moon. Question: Which of the two is large enough to provide the best hope of attracting the comet so that it avoid the Earth? (A) The ISS (B) The moon
Output: The moon
Sentence: Jeff held his lantern in his hands while also noticing a lantern on his neighbor's front porch. Question: Which lantern would shine more light on Jeff? (A) Jeff's lantern (B) the neighbor's lantern
Output: Jeff's lantern
Sentence: Two regulation sized basketballs are in a field. One is white and one is orange. Sue sees them from the edge of the field, but it appears that the white one is smaller than the orange one. Question: Why? (A) the orange one is much closer to Sue (B) the white one is much closer to Sue
Output: the orange one is much closer to Sue
Sentence: The Williams twins, Joe and Jim are playing hockey. Joe is getting really sweaty but Jim is barely perspiring. Question: Which of them is getting more of a work out? (A) Jim (B) Joe
Output: Joe
Sentence: Mike knows that his floor has less friction then his lap. An apple seed fell from the apple he was eating and rolled across his lap before falling to the floor and rolling around there. Question: Which surface did the apple seed roll slower on? (A) lap (B) floor
Output: lap
Sentence: Henry rolled two balls down the slide at the park, a softball and a ping pong ball. Question: Which one reached the bottom first? (A) the softball (B) the ping pong ball
Output: the softball
Sentence: A bowling ball has more mass then a baseball. Question: Which item has stronger gravity? (A) baseball (B) bowling ball
Output: bowling ball
Sentence: Jaden is right-handed and as a result his right arm is noticeably more powerful than his left arm. Question: If Jaden throws a baseball with each arm, the throw from which arm will cover less distance? (A) his right arm (B) his left arm
Output: his left arm
Sentence: Bob is sitting in front of his computer munching on crisps.  Sue is running for her life as she's being chased by a bear. Question: Who will sweat less? (A) Bob will sweat less (B) Sue will sweat less
Output: Bob will sweat less
Sentence: A rock and a snowball are rolled down a hill at the same speed. The rock gets stuck after 10 seconds of rolling. The snowball rolls for 30 seconds. Question: Which object rolled farther? (A) Rock (B) Snowball
Output: Snowball
Sentence: A monkey in a tree reaches out and bends a small branch and it breaks. Then he grabs another branch and tries to break it but it just bends. Question: What is true? (A) the first branch was more flexible (B) the second branch was more flexible
Output: the second branch was more flexible
Sentence: Karen was playing football at the park. She threw the ball and it hit the ground, rolled on the field, and then rolled into a gravel playground. The ball generated more heat when it rolled over the gravel. Question: Which surface is more level? (A) field (B) gravel
Output: field
Sentence: Burt is a strong man. His nephew, Dave, is a skinny boy. Question: If they both throw a football, who will throw it further? (A) Burt (B) Dave.
Output: Burt
Sentence: Nick and Natalie are watching TV. Nick gets up and does jumping jacks for 20 min. Natalie does nothing. Question: Who ends up sweating more? (A) Natalie (B) Nick
Output: Nick
Sentence: The plastic bowl is much more flexible than the glass bowl. Question: If both are dropped, which one is less likely to break? (A) plastic bowl (B) glass bowl
Output: plastic bowl
Sentence: Tamara needs a new vaulting pole for her upcoming meet. She examines a red one and notices that it bends much more easily than a green one. Question: Which pole should she choose if she wants to lower the likelihood that the pole will snap? (A) green vaulting pole (B) red vaulting pole
Output: red vaulting pole
Sentence: A possum can run very quickly along the forest floor, but not so fast along the tree tops. Question: Which surface puts less resistance on the possum's paws? (A) tree top (B) forest floor
Output: forest floor
Sentence: The baseball team coach was considering both Ted and Roy for the right field position. He needed someone who could propel the ball all the way to the basemen and he knew Ted was more physically fit and possessed greater physical strength than Roy. Question: Who could likely throw the ball a further distance? (A) Roy (B) Ted
Output: Ted
Sentence: Due to its much weaker gravity, astronaut Kevin is thrilled to discover that he can jump much higher on the moon than he ever could when on Earth. Question: Judging from Kevin's exploits, which of the following is true? (A) Earth has less mass (B) The moon has less mass
Output: The moon has less mass
Sentence: A dog can run faster then a person. Question: If both a dog and a person run in a field for the same amount of time, which will go the greater distance? (A) person (B) dog
Output: dog
Sentence: An elephant has escaped from the zoo and is on a rampage through the streets of the city! Employees armed with tranquilizer guns find the elephant and take shots at its thick hide, while one stray dart hits a person right in the arm. Question: Who has more resilient protection against the darts? (A) The human (B) The elephant
Output: The elephant
Sentence: A turtle is slower then a rabbit. Question: If both animals are racing, which one will travel less distance in 5 minutes? (A) rabbit (B) turtle
Output: turtle
Sentence: It only took Lisa two hours to get to Las Vegas, despite the long distance. Question: Lisa must have traveled how? (A) By Car (B) By Airplane
Output: By Airplane
Sentence: A valley is significantly rougher than a mountainside. Question: This means that lava rolling down which surface will reach a greater top speed? (A) mountainside (B) valley
Output: valley
Sentence: A sandwich sliding across a lunch plate experiences less friction then one sliding across a breakfast plate. Question: Which plate will force the sandwich to slide at a lower rate of speed? (A) lunch plate (B) breakfast plate
Output: breakfast plate
Sentence: Sue and Becky live together but want to go to the store separately. Question: If they leave the house at the same time, who will take longer to get to the store if Sue is driving her car and Becky is walking? (A) Sue (B) Becky.
Output: Becky
Sentence: Neptune is one of the largest planets in the solar system. Question: Which object has stronger gravity? (A) Mercury (B) Neptune
Output: Neptune
Sentence: Jimbo's pen has a greater diameter then his pencil. Question: Which is more resistant to being snapped in two? (A) pen (B) pencil
Output: pen
Sentence: The football coach wants to choose the person who can throw the ball the furthest to be on his team. Jon is stronger than Carl is. Question: Who will coach choose? (A) Jon (B) carl.
Output: Jon
Sentence: Frank was dragging a heavy log across the yard. His twin brother Fred was dragging one that weighed only half as much. Question: When the work was through, who had lost more perspiration? (A) Frank (B) Fred
Output: Frank
Sentence: A weighty cement mixer and a light motorcycle are waiting at a red light. Question: When the light turns green, which accelerates more slowly? (A) cement mixer (B) motorcycle
Output: cement mixer
Sentence: Two people were driving to a destination. One person was driving a tank and the other person was driving a car. Question: Which thing was fastest to speed up? (A) The tank (B) a car
Output: a car
Sentence: A dirty tooth isn't as smooth as a clean tooth. Question: Which surface will a toothbrush move over at a greater rate of speed? (A) dirty tooth (B) clean tooth
Output: clean tooth
Sentence: An average car weighs around 3 thousand pounds. Question: What would have a greater gravitational pull the Moon or a Car? (A) Moon (B) Car
Output: Moon
Sentence: Connor's dog ran out the door and down the street. He got in the car to chase it. Question: When will the dog look smaller to Connor? (A) when he catches it (B) While chasing it
Output: While chasing it
Sentence: Sue was angry and kicked the oak door to her house.  It barely budged. When she went inside, she kicked the plywood door to her room.  Her foot went right through. Question: Which door was thicker? (A) the oak door thicker (B) the plywood door was thicker
Output: the oak door thicker
Sentence: Melissa and Janice are competing in a race. Melissa has traveled much farther than Janice, in the same time frame. Question: Melissa is like the which? (A) Sprinter (B) Runner
Output: Sprinter
Sentence: Mary and Tim were going on a trip.  They were both driving their cars.  Both were driving at the same speed and left at the same time.  However, Mary stopped at four in the afternoon, while Tim drove until it was dark. Question: Who drove farther? (A) Mary (B) Tim
Output: Tim
Sentence: Will is about to have a birthday party. His mother has some supplies left over from other parties. She puts some straws on the counter. There are red ones and yellow ones. Will picks up a yellow straw and tries to bend it into a donut shape, but it breaks. He picks up a red one and does the same thing and he's able to touch the two ends together. Question: Which of the straws is less pliable? (A) the red straw (B) the yellow straw
Output: the yellow straw
Sentence: David was playing whiffleball in the backyard. He hit the ball and it rolled quickly on the soil. He then hit the ball again and it rolled more slowly in a mulched area. Question: Where would the ball roll the longest distance? (A) soil (B) mulch
Output: soil
Sentence: A speedboat and a barge start at the same origin and travel across a 2 mile channel on the same path to the same destination. Question: Which boat will arrive first? (A) Barge (B) Speedboat
Output: Speedboat
Sentence: A worm and a caterpillar are crawling across a fallen tree trunk. The worm is not as speedy as the caterpillar. Question: Which will take longer to get across the tree trunk? (A) worm (B) caterpillar
Output: worm
Sentence: A shopping cart rolls by itself across a parking lot. Then it gets to a field. The cart rolls only a little more after it enters the field. Question: Why does this happen? (A) the parking lot is a rougher surface (B) the field is a rougher surface
Output: the field is a rougher surface
Sentence: Mike can roll his battery around quicker on a study desk then on a classroom desk. Question: Which desk is providing less resistance to the battery? (A) study desk (B) classroom desk
Output: study desk
Sentence: A chicken thigh sliding across a lunch plate experiences more resistance then one sliding across a dinner plate. Question: Which surface will allow the chicken thigh to register less of an increase in temperature when slid across it? (A) dinner plate (B) lunch plate
Output: dinner plate
Sentence: Joe and Mike are throwing rocks at the lake. Question: If Mike is a lot stronger than Joe, who will be more likely to throw a rock further? (A) Joe (B) Mike.
Output: Mike
Sentence: All massive objects like planets have very strong gravitational pulls. The Sun is larger than Neptune. Question: So which object in space has a stronger gravitational pull? (A) Sun (B) Neptune
Output: Sun
Sentence: A penguin is forced to swim at a low rate of speed through icy water, but can swim rather quickly through clear water. Question: Which water is the most rough? (A) icy water (B) clear water
Output: icy water
Sentence: A roll with cinnamon sugar has been warmed up in the oven. The roll is pushed a little ways to move it off the cookie sheet. The roll moves a few inches. Then it slides off onto the plate. The second it hits the plate, it speeds up and flies off the plate. Question: Which surface is stickier? (A) cookie sheet (B) plate
Output: cookie sheet
Sentence: The Moon is less massive than the Earth. Question: On which would the gravity be lower? (A) Moon (B) Earth
Output: Moon
Sentence: Randal isn't as strong as Jake, but does like to show off. After Jake throws a football, Randal throws one, too. Question: What likely happened? (A) Randal's football goes farther than Jake's (B) Randal's football doesn't go as far as Jake's
Output: Randal's football doesn't go as far as Jake's
Sentence: Pluto has a smaller mass then Venus. Question: Which planet emits less gravity? (A) Venus (B) Pluto
Output: Pluto
Sentence: Jason is sitting on Johns back as he does pushups. Question: Who is sweating more in this situation? (A) Jason (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: Rebecca rolls the globe in her classroom over a book and then the carpeting. Rolling it over the book generates less heat than on the carpet. Question: Which surface has more resistance? (A) book (B) carpeting
Output: carpeting
Sentence: John likes to snow tube in the winter and tube down sand dunes in the summer. He notices he can attain greater speeds overall when he snow tubes. Question: Which surface has higher friction? (A) Snow (B) Sand
Output: Sand
Sentence: Jane sees Matt standing at his bicycle two feet away from her. Matt gets on his bicycle and rides away from Jane. She looks at him again when he is thirty feet away. Question: At which point will Matt's bicycle seem bigger to Jane? (A) Thirty feet (B) Two feet
Output: Two feet
Sentence: Mindy is going out to do some target shooting with her bow and arrow. The old bow string on her bow is less springy than the newer bow string she has. Question: Which of these strings will be less likely to snap during her target shooting? (A) old bow string (B) newer bow string
Output: newer bow string
Sentence: Anna saved some peas from her school lunch and carried them around the school. When she went to gym, she rolled a pea on the rubber floor. When she picked up the pea, it was cool. Later she rolled a pea on the berber carpet she sat on for storytime. When she picked up the pea, it was warmer than the pea had been on the gym floor. Question: She concluded that which surface has less friction? (A) rubber floor (B) berber carpet
Output: rubber floor
Sentence: A captain lost at sea is looking for a light house to guide his way home. Question: Where would the lighthouse look brighter? (A) when he is a mile away (B) when he is close to shore.
Output: when he is close to shore
Sentence: Tim threw a pebble down the mountain effortlessly, and it was out of site in seconds.  Bob rolled a boulder down the mountain, and after a minute of heaving, it finally descended, gaining speed as it went. Question: Which was heavier? (A) the boulder was heavier (B) the pebble was heavier
Output: the boulder was heavier
Sentence: A branch is taken off a tree and bent, then left to dry and bent again. Question: Which is more likely to break? (A) The fresh branch. (B) The dried branch.
Output: The fresh branch.
Sentence: A pair of glasses experiences low resistance when slid across a counter, but high resistance when slid across an office desk. Question: Which surface will cause the glasses to get hotter as they travel across it? (A) counter (B) desk
Output: desk
Sentence: A new planet has been discovered with two moons circling it. One is reddish and the other is black and gold. Scientists saw that asteroids were more attracted to the black and gold moon. Question: Which of the moons has weaker gravity? (A) the reddish moon (B) the black and gold moon
Output: the reddish moon
Sentence: Shaquille O'neal weighs more than twice Allen Iverson's weight. Question: Who would take longer to run the length of the basketball court? (A) Iverson (B) O'neal
Output: O'neal
Sentence: Jimbo can bend a blade of easier then he can bend a stick. Question: Which item would he have a harder time breaking? (A) blade of grass (B) stick
Output: blade of grass
Sentence: Mike rolled a baseball across a field and it travelled at 5 mph. He then rolled a basketball across a field and it also travelled at 5 mph. The baseball rolled for a longer time then the basketball. Question: Which ball travelled a greater distance? (A) baseball (B) basketball
Output: baseball
Sentence: Milo has always been stronger then Mona. Question: If both throw a ball, which will throw it further? (A) Milo (B) Mona
Output: Milo
Sentence: A millipede and a centipede were walking along a trail at the same speed. The millipede stopped after 8 feet and the centipede kept going. Question: Which one spent less time walking? (A) the millipede (B) the centipede
Output: the millipede
Sentence: Jimbo and Milo are working out together in the gym. Jimbo is browsing the internet on his phone while Milo is lifting weights. Question: Which person is sweating less? (A) Jimbo (B) Milo
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: A peach experiences less friction rolling on a picnic table then rolling on a dining room table. Question: Which table will allow the peach to rolling around at a higher rate of speed? (A) picnic table (B) dining room table
Output: picnic table
Sentence: Jupiter is the largest planet. The sun however is still much bigger. Question: Which planet has more gravity? (A) Jupiter (B) Sun
Output: Sun
Sentence: John looked up and saw both the sun and moon in the sky. The sun was closer to him then the moon was. Question: Which object appeared brighter to him? (A) sun (B) moon
Output: sun
Sentence: A chain gets hotter when dragged across a garage floor then when dragged across a road. Question: Which surface forces the chain to experience more friction? (A) garage floor (B) road
Output: garage floor
Sentence: Jimbo isn't as strong as Harry. Question: If both men throw a ball, which will make it go the greater distance? (A) Jimbo (B) Harry
Output: Harry
Sentence: Amy was cooking some spaghetti. She noticed that dry spaghetti is harder to bend than cooked spaghetti. Question: Which one is more likely to break? (A) dry spaghetti (B) cooked spaghetti
Output: dry spaghetti
Sentence: A pickup and a van both drive on the highway at 60 mph. Question: If the pickup pulls off at an exit sooner then the van, which will have traveled less distance? (A) van (B) pickup
Output: pickup
Sentence: Sally was running and sliding through the kitchen on the linoleum in her socks and having a lot of fun. She slid from the linoleum to the carpet and came to an abrupt stop. Question: Which surface has less resistance? (A) Linoleum (B) Carpet
Output: Linoleum
Sentence: A glider moves at a lower rate of speed through the treetops then through the air. Question: Which surface is smoother? (A) treetops (B) air
Output: air
Sentence: Two matchbox cars are being rolled down a sidewalk at the same time. The red car goes further than the blue car. Question: Which car is quicker? (A) red car (B) blue car
Output: red car
Sentence: Mary was bent two objects to see which would break first. The wooden board broke right away, while the metal pole didn't break at all. Question: Which object was less flexible? (A) wooden board (B) metal pole
Output: wooden board
Sentence: The planet Earth has more mass then the plant Venus. Question: Which plant has stronger gravity emitting from it? (A) Earth (B) Venus
Output: Earth
Sentence: Kelly is standing on the planet Mercury. Allison is on Pluto. Each girl is looking up into the sun. Question: Which girl has a brighter view of the sun? (A) Allison (B) Kelly
Output: Kelly
Sentence: A barrel of water and a barrel of molasses are stored side by side in a warehouse. They both tip over and begin leaking their contents on the ground. The molasses runs out at a crawling pace while the water runs out at a gushing pace. Question: Which liquid will be closer to its barrel after one minute? (A) the molasses (B) the water
Output: the molasses
Sentence: Mark has offered to tow his friends truck which has broken down. It is very heavy, which is causing delay in speeding up. Question: This truck must be which? (A) Pickup Truck (B) King Cab Truck
Output: King Cab Truck
Sentence: A cat has low resistance when running through a jungle and high resistance when running through a bedroom. Question: Which surface will allow the cat to reach a higher top speed as it moves around on top of it? (A) bedroom (B) jungle
Output: jungle
Sentence: Candy and Sandy were playing in the park when it started pouring down rain. They both ran to their houses as fast as they could to get out of the rain. Sandy lived further from the park than Candy, but the each made it to their respective house at the same moment. Question: Which of the girls was a faster runner? (A) Candy (B) Sandy
Output: Sandy