niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Sentence: Todd landed on Mercury as part of an historic mission. He saw that Mercury had a very small fraction of the mass of Earth. Question: On which planet will Todd feel less gravitational force? (A) Earth (B) Mercury
Output: Mercury
Sentence: Two boats set sail from the same port and experience similar speeds on their journey. The first stops its trip in London, while the second continued onward to Norway. Question: Which of the two has covered more distance by the end of their respective journies? (A) The boat to London (B) the boat to Norway
Output: the boat to Norway
Sentence: The mass of Mars is less than the mass of Neptune. Question: If a brick is dropped from 1 mile up on each planet, where will it fall the fastest? (A) Mars (B) Neptune
Output: Neptune
Sentence: A zebra is forced to run at a slow pace in a zoo, but can run at a fast pace in a field. Question: Which surface has less resistance? (A) field (B) zoo
Output: field
Sentence: Mars has a greater mass than the moon. Question: Which object will attract fewer objects to it? (A) Moon (B) Mars
Output: Moon
Sentence: Mike is a concert listening to a performance. The orchestra is arrayed in front of him, with the bongos nearby and the snare in the back. Question: Which drum will sound louder to him? (A) snare (B) bongo
Output: bongo
Sentence: Allie throws a ball to her friend, the ball seems to float longer than typically. Question: This is likely which type of ball? (A) Baseball (B) Tennis Ball
Output: Tennis Ball
Sentence: Jenny dropped a spool of thread and watched it roll rather quickly across the slick hardwood floor. She picked up the spool, then dropped it on the the textured rubber mat in the kitchen, which was rather rougher than the wood floor. The spool moved noticeably slower. Question: Which of the surfaces had the greatest amount of friction? (A) hardwood floor (B) textured rubber mat
Output: textured rubber mat
Sentence: A skittle rolls at a lesser rate of speed in a bag compared to a box. Question: Which surface will make the skittle heat up less when rolling around? (A) bag (B) box
Output: box
Sentence: Ben wants to put up a poster in the school hall and he wants it to be resistant to tearing. Question: What should he make the poster on? (A) construction paper (B) cardboard
Output: cardboard
Sentence: The Flash is the fastest superhero in the universe. Him and Wolverine decide to race from one side of the earth to the other. Question: Who wins this race? (A) The Flash (B) Wolverine
Output: The Flash
Sentence: It's turkey hunting season and Jim is on his front porch. He hears a gun shot off the the west. Then he hears another one off to the north. The one to the north was easier to hear than the one to the west. Question: Which hunter is closer to Jim's house? (A) the one to the west (B) the one to the north
Output: the one to the north
Sentence: Ferrari's are lightweight super cars. Question: If a Ferrari was to race a Bulldozer which vehicle would accelerate slower? (A) Bulldozer (B) Ferrari
Output: Bulldozer
Sentence: Ellie exercises on her treadmill each day. One day she sets the treadmill up to be flat and runs on it for a set amount of time. The next day she sets the treadmill to incline so that she is running uphill which causes more exertion in the same amount of time. Question: Which treadmill setup will cause Ellie to drip more perspiration onto the treadmill? (A) the flat treadmill (B) the inclined treadmill
Output: the inclined treadmill
Sentence: A slice of bread can slide a greater distance across a serving plate then across a floor. Question: Which surface provides more friction to the slice of bread? (A) serving plate (B) floor
Output: floor
Sentence: A spring rolling along a bed experiences very low friction, while one rolling along the floor experiences high friction. Question: Which surface is less rough? (A) floor (B) bed
Output: bed
Sentence: A knob rolled across a wooden table travels at a lower rate of speed then one rolled across a metal table. Question: Which surface provides more friction to the knob? (A) wooden table (B) metal table
Output: wooden table
Sentence: The village people are on their way to the castle to get Count Dracula for his crimes. The Count can see one group of torches to the south that appear bright and another group of torches to the southeast that appear a lot less bright. Question: Which group of villagers is closer? (A) the group from the southeast (B) the group from the south
Output: the group from the south
Sentence: Two bunnies, a white one and a black one, are hopping along together. The black bunny goes further than the white one. Question: Which bunny is faster? (A) white bunny (B) black bunny
Output: black bunny
Sentence: A surfboard isn't as flexible as cardboard. Question: Which item will break easier when bent? (A) surfboard (B) cardboard
Output: surfboard
Sentence: The field at the park is smoother when it's wet compared to when it's weedy. Question: Which field will make a soccer ball heat up more when rolled across it? (A) wet field (B) weedy field
Output: weedy field
Sentence: Jim and Bob are running on the track.  Jim has a hurt knee and can't run as fast. Question: After a half hour, who has run further? (A) Jim (B) Bob
Output: Bob
Sentence: Jed was tired of listening to one of the drunks playing pool talk trash, so took one of the darts he'd been throwing at the target on the wall, and targeted the drunk instead.  The drunk yelped as it found its intended goal, and threw his pool stick at Jed, who was able to easily duck out of the way of it. Question: Why was it harder to dodge the pool stick over the dart? (A) the dart quickly moved too fast to avoid (B) the pool stick quickly moved too fast to avoid
Output: the dart quickly moved too fast to avoid
Sentence: Connie is a lot stronger then Jerry. Question: If they both threw a softball, which would throw it the greater distance? (A) Connie (B) Jerry
Output: Connie
Sentence: Mary isn't as strong as Jimbo. Question: If they both throw a ball, who can't throw it as far? (A) Mary (B) Jimbo
Output: Mary
Sentence: Jimbo's race car is much faster then his bulldozer. Question: If both vehicles are driven for 30 seconds, which one will have gone the greater distance? (A) race car (B) bulldozer
Output: race car
Sentence: An average 10 year old boy and an average 15 year old boy throw a football. Question: Which boy will throw the football the shortest distance? (A) 10 year old boy (B) 15 year old boy
Output: 10 year old boy
Sentence: A pair of pants sliding across a dresser has an easier journey then one sliding across a table. Question: Which surface will allow the pants to reach a higher top speed when sliding across it? (A) table (B) dresser
Output: dresser
Sentence: James has rigorous fencing lessons in the morning, and in the evening goes to see a film at the cinema with his girlfriend. Question: Where is he less likely to be sweaty? (A) While fencing (B) While watching a movie
Output: While watching a movie
Sentence: A grassy field offers a smoother journey to a rabbit then a rocky path. Question: Which surface will let the rabbit stay cooler as it runs along it? (A) grassy field (B) rocky path
Output: grassy field
Sentence: Annabel and Lydia are riding their tricycles. Lydia is not as fast as Annabel is. Question: Which one goes a shorter distance? (A) Annabel (B) Lydia
Output: Lydia
Sentence: A bagel that is slid across a lunch tray moves slower then a bagel slid across a lunch counter. Question: Which surface will make the bagel heat up the least? (A) lunch counter (B) lunch tray
Output: lunch counter
Sentence: Maria and Dave were excersizing.  Maria walked around the track for ten minutes.  Dave did jumping Jacks for ten minutes, then ran for twenty five minutes. Question: Who sweat more? (A) Maria (B) Dave
Output: Dave
Sentence: Rachel took a photo of her friend in Paris with the Eiffel Tower, and it appears like her friend is just as tall as the tower. Question: How could that be? (A) the friend is further away from the camera than the tower (B) the friend is closer to the camera than the tower
Output: the friend is closer to the camera than the tower
Sentence: Bob and Sue were walking down the sidewalk and heard an air conditioner in the distance.  As they walked closer, they noticed they couldn't hear each other over it. Question: When was it loudest? (A) when the air conditioner was far away (B) when the air conditioner was nearer
Output: when the air conditioner was nearer
Sentence: A bulldozer weighs more then a truck. Question: If both are accelerating, which will take longer to reach top speed? (A) truck (B) bulldozer
Output: bulldozer
Sentence: John rides the bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto and Jim rides the same path on his bicycle. Question: Which person will spend less time making the trip? (A) John (B) Jim
Output: John
Sentence: John and Jane start playing basketball together, but Jane only plays for half as long as John. Question: If both John and Jane are equally athletic, who will have more sweat on their body? (A) John (B) Jane
Output: John
Sentence: A wooden arrow has a smoother time penetrating a straw target compared to a metal target. Question: Which target is going to make the wooden arrow get hotter as it penetrates it? (A) straw target (B) metal target
Output: metal target
Sentence: Ellen was an older woman with a daytime talk show, and Bruce was an older man who had starred in many action films.  He still worked out every day, while she merely ate many danishes.  One day, Bruce was on Ellen's show, and they decided to see who could throw a Frisbee further. Question: Who wasn't able to throw it as far? (A) Ellen couldn't throw it as far (B) Bruce couldn't throw it as far
Output: Ellen couldn't throw it as far
Sentence: Steve is waiting at the gym for his brother's basketball practice to end. He starts hitting around a hockey puck with his stick. The gym has a carpeted floor and more friction than the ice rink he goes to. Question: Which surface is rougher? (A) carpet (B) ice rink
Output: carpet
Sentence: Christine is making a toy for her cats to play with. She has a blue hose and red hose that she wants to hang something from to occupy the cats. The blue hose is very stiff while the red hose is springy. Question: Which hose should she use if she wants to be more confident that the cats won't snap the hose? (A) blue hose (B) red hose
Output: red hose
Sentence: The strongman, who is very strong, and bearded lady, who is not so strong, at the circus are playing a game. They each throw a Weight as far as they can. Question: Who can throw it farthest? (A) strongman (B) bearded lady
Output: strongman
Sentence: A panther running through a forest has a rougher time then one running through the jungle. Question: Which area will make the panther get hotter as he runs? (A) jungle (B) forest
Output: forest
Sentence: Tom and Jim are brothers.  Tom is thirteen and Jim is six.  Tom is much bigger.  They go out to throw rocks at the lake. Question: Who can throw them farther? (A) Tom (B) Jim
Output: Tom
Sentence: Suppose a sports motorcycle raced a box truck. Question: Which vehicle would hit 60 mph first? (A) Motorcycle (B) Box Truck
Output: Motorcycle
Sentence: Jim's garden has less friction then his field. Question: Which surface gives a bumpier ride when a tomato is rolled across it? (A) garden (B) field
Output: field
Sentence: Carl has a house on the beach. One night, a big yacht is making a lot of noise because people are partying on it near the shore. It then drives out to sea. Question: When would Carl hear the yacht the most? (A) when its at shore (B) when its at sea
Output: when its at shore
Sentence: Bryan enjoys playing basketball with his young daughter. After shooting some hoops, they sit down and roll the ball to each other. Sometimes Bryan takes her to his college gym and sometimes he goes to the courts at the park around the corner from his home. He notices that when they play roll-the-ball, the ball goes faster on the wooden gym floor than on the concrete basketball court at the park. Question: Which surface has more friction? (A) the wooden gym floor (B) the concrete
Output: the concrete
Sentence: Mike rode his skateboard and his rollerblades one after the other. He rode them both at the same speed, but he rode the skateboard for a longer amount of time. Question: Which method made him travel the greater distance? (A) skateboard (B) rollerblades
Output: skateboard
Sentence: Thrusting a throwing star into yogurt heats it up less then thrusting it into jelly. Question: Which surface allows the throwing star to reach a higher top speed as it is thrust into it? (A) jelly (B) yogurt
Output: yogurt
Sentence: A sailboat and a speedboat were crossing the lake. Question: Which one made it across first? (A) the sailboat (B) the speedboat
Output: the speedboat
Sentence: Andy was standing in a field at night and he saw two street lights in the distance, one to his left and and one to his right. The one on the left wasn't as bright as the one on the right. Question: Which one was he closer to? (A) the one on the left (B) the one on the right
Output: the one on the right
Sentence: A tank driving over a battlefield experiences greater resistance then one rolling around in a hanger. Question: Which surface offers a less bumpy ride for the tank? (A) battlefield (B) hanger
Output: hanger
Sentence: Bryce challenged Gary, who is much weaker than Bryce, to see who could throw a stone the farthest. Question: Who is more likely to not have thrown it as far? (A) Gary (B) Bryce
Output: Gary
Sentence: Little Bobby is in the woods breaking tree branches for fire wood. Question: Which branch can he break easier? (A) Thin branch (B) Thick branch
Output: Thin branch
Sentence: Tim and Tom went to the gym to work out. After an hour Tom was a lot sweatier than Tim, even though they were both wearing shorts and a tank top. Question: Who had been exercising the least? (A) Tim (B) Tom
Output: Tim
Sentence: A cricket is slower then a hen. Question: If both make the same journey, which will arrive later? (A) hen (B) cricket
Output: cricket
Sentence: A grapefruit rolling across a kitchen table experiences more resistance then one rolling across a kitchen counter. Question: Which surface is the smoother one? (A) kitchen table (B) kitchen counter
Output: kitchen counter
Sentence: Matt knows that when he flies his kite in a storm sky it moves slower then when he flies it in a rainy sky. Question: Which sky offers more friction? (A) stormy sky (B) rainy sky
Output: stormy sky
Sentence: Sam is skating outside. He glides across the dirt with no problem, but falls when he skates on gravel. Question: Which ground has less friction? (A) dirt (B) gravel
Output: dirt
Sentence: When playing pinball on two different machines, joe noticed that the pinball moved quickly over the glass surface whereas it barely moved at all over the mud surface. Question: Which surface showed less resistance? (A) Glass (B) Mud
Output: Glass
Sentence: Carrie has locked everyone in the gym and is doing strenuous work to kill them all.  Robert is walking down the road at a leisurely pace. Question: Who will be sweatier? (A) Carrie will sweat more (B) Robert will sweat more
Output: Carrie will sweat more
Sentence: Pet food sliding across a shiny floor has low resistance, while pet food sliding across a matte floor has high resistance. Question: Which floor will allow the top speed of the pet food to reach a higher level? (A) matte floor (B) shiny floor
Output: shiny floor
Sentence: Elias has just made two paper airplane. One is consistently faster in the air. Question: This is probably made of which? (A) Printer Paper (B) Poster Board
Output: Printer Paper
Sentence: Mary has always been weaker then Jimbo. Question: Which person is able to throw a ball farther? (A) Jimbo (B) Mary
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: Kristen is full of energy before work, but worn out after a long day of work. She has parked her car two blocks from work and walks more slowly between her car and her workplace after work than she did before work. Question: Which trip will Kristen take longer to make? (A) the trip before work (B) the trip after work
Output: the trip after work
Sentence: A marker writes at a slow rate of speed over soft paper and a high rate of speed over hard paper. Question: Which paper offers more resistance? (A) soft paper (B) hard paper
Output: soft paper
Sentence: Two identical trucks begin to accelerate as fast as possible. One truck is empty and one is full of bricks. Question: Which truck will accelerate more quickly? (A) Empty truck (B) Truck full of bricks
Output: Empty truck
Sentence: It is a hot summer day. Jamie is sitting in the shade reading a book. Alex is laying in the grass with the sun directly on him. Jamie is wearing white and Alex is wearing black. Question: What will the outcome be? (A) Jamie will sweat more than Alex (B) Alex will sweat more than Jamie
Output: Alex will sweat more than Jamie
Sentence: Two cannonballs were being shot from a cannon to celebrate a holiday. The first cannonball weighed twice as much as the second. Question: Which one left the cannon at a higher rate of speed? (A) the first cannonball (B) the second cannonball
Output: the second cannonball
Sentence: Mercury is less massive than Mars. Question: Which one has the weaker gravitational force? (A) Mars (B) Mercury
Output: Mercury
Sentence: Two drag cars are at the starting line to begin a race. One of the cars zips off the line and reaches full speed quickly, while the other car accidentally deploys its parachute off the line, which slows it down considerably. Question: If the cars go for 10 seconds, which one will end up going less far? (A) drag car without parachute (B) drag car with parachute
Output: drag car with parachute
Sentence: Kory set up two slides in his backyard. One slide is metal and doesn't create much friction, while the other slide is wood and creates more friction. Question: If Kory slides down both slides, which one will he go quicker on? (A) metal slide (B) wood slide
Output: metal slide
Sentence: Bob was cleaning with a scrub brush. He cleaned both tile and carpet. He noted that the carpet caused more friction. Question: Which surface would cause the scrub brush to scrub with less speed? (A) The carpet (B) The tile
Output: The carpet
Sentence: Jim wants to cross a river and has a one inch thick wood plank and a four inch thick wood plank. Question: Which plank is more likely to break? (A) One inch thick wood plank (B) Four inch thick wood plank
Output: One inch thick wood plank
Sentence: Fred has thicker arms then Jimbo. Question: If both throw a stone, which will make the stone go a greater distance? (A) Jimbo (B) Fred
Output: Fred
Sentence: A cucumber experiences more friction sliding across a garden then across a kitchen floor. Question: Which surface gives the cucumber a bumpier ride? (A) garden (B) kitchen floor
Output: garden
Sentence: Jack is in the forest and sees a light shining in the distance. He moves closer to it. Question: When is the light dimmer? (A) when the light is closer (B) when the light is further away
Output: when the light is further away
Sentence: There were two dogs barking on my block: my dog who was next to me and the dog farther down the street. Question: Which dog sounded quieter to me? (A) my dog (B) my neighbor's dog
Output: my neighbor's dog
Sentence: Jane  sees two stars directly overhead. One of them appears quite bright and the other one is dim. Question: Why? (A) the dim one is a lot closer (B) the dim one is further away
Output: the dim one is further away
Sentence: Todd and Maria were getting to know each other and went for a walk on Friday. They went for another walk on Saturday and were enjoying it so much that they walked for 30 minutes more than they did on Friday. Question: On which day did Todd and Maria walk a greater distance? (A) Friday (B) Saturday
Output: Saturday
Sentence: Michael and Daphne leave the train station at the same time and begin walking home along the same route. Michael decides to stop at a friend's house along the way, while Daphne continues walking. Question: Who would end up going the smaller distance from the train station? (A) Michael (B) Daphne
Output: Michael
Sentence: A weaker 2-year-old child and a stronger adult throw the same toy across the room. Question: Who will throw it a shorter distance? (A) 2-year-old (B) adult
Output: 2-year-old
Sentence: A porcelain vase has a harder time sliding across a coffee table then across a museum table. Question: Which table offers less resistance to the porcelain vase? (A) museum table (B) coffee table
Output: museum table
Sentence: A car and a bus are both driving 60 mph, but the car drives longer then the bus. Question: Which vehicle travelled the greater distance? (A) car (B) bus
Output: car
Sentence: A pickup and a van are both driving on the highway at 60 mph. Question: If the pickup pulls off at an exit and stops sooner then the van, which vehicle would have traveled the shorter distance? (A) pickup (B) van
Output: pickup
Sentence: Lebron James a strong player for the Cavs battles Kevin Durant a thin player for a rebound. Question: Who is likely to get the rebound? (A) Durant (B) Lebron
Output: Lebron
Sentence: Samuel dropped a small light pebble and a large heavy rock off a cliff at the same time. Question: Which one hit the ground at the bottom of the cliff first? (A) the pebble (B) the large rock
Output: the large rock
Sentence: Nell has very thick hair; Lynn's hair is much thinner. Question: Whose hair is stronger? (A) Nell (B) Lynn
Output: Nell
Sentence: A microscope experiences less resistance when sliding across a lab table then when sliding across a lab floor. Question: Which surface will force the microscope to register less of an increase in temperature? (A) lab table (B) lab floor
Output: lab table
Sentence: A vineyard floor is more rough then a kitchen floor. Question: Which floor makes the grape get hotter when rolled across it? (A) vineyard floor (B) kitchen floor
Output: vineyard floor
Sentence: A garbage truck is picking up trash next to Jim's house. Two blocks away, a fire truck races to an emergency. Question: What is likely to be louder to Jim? (A)fire truck (B) garbage truck?
Output: garbage truck
Sentence: The bus was coming, but Sue couldn't read the route info when it was stopped at Market Street. However, when it reached Delano Street, the letters were large enough that she could see that it said Downtown Express. Question: Which street is nearer to Sue's location? (A) Market Street is nearer (B) Delano Street is nearer
Output: Delano Street is nearer
Sentence: Bob ran his hand over his girlfriends legs. One leg was shaved and the other was stubbly. He noted that the shaved leg was much smoother. Question: Which leg caused more friction? (A) The shaved leg (B) The stubbly leg
Output: The stubbly leg
Sentence: Mary is a lot stronger then Jimbo. Question: If each of them were to throw a football, which would throw it a lesser distance? (A) Mary (B) Jimbo
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: Susan is walking along a path in a forest, blowing on her whistle once every 2 minutes. Her friend Jane is at their campsite. She can hear Susan's whistle. The sound is getting fainter and fainter. Question: Is Susan walking towards or away from the campsite? (A) towards (B) away from
Output: away from
Sentence: Tony is taking a trip to Florida.  He goes by plane and returns by bus. Question: What trip took less time? (A) the trip to Florida (B) the trip back
Output: the trip to Florida
Sentence: Lilly and her father Andrew are playing catch in the back. Lilly is not as strong as her father. Question: Who has trouble tossing the ball far? (A) Lilly (B) Andrew
Output: Lilly
Sentence: Joe and Mike are walking down the same street at the same pace. Question: If Mike walks for one more hour than Joe, who travelled further? (A) Joe (B) Mike.
Output: Mike
Sentence: Biff was trying to prove to the bar that he was very strong. Question: Which would be a better thing to rip in half to show off? (A) Phone Book (B) Letter
Output: Phone Book
Sentence: Mike was making some chicken wings in the oven and set the stove alarm to go off when they were done.  Brrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiinnnnnnnngggggggg! The stove alarm squealed so loudly that Mike heard it all the way on the other side of the house.  He ran into the kitchen, where the ringing was so loud it hurt his ears, and quickly turned it off. Question: When was the stove alarm loudest? (A) stove alarm in distance (B) stove alarm up close
Output: stove alarm up close
Sentence: Franklin found that if he slides a turtle on its back across a pool table, it slides farther than if he were to slide the turtle across a pile of leaves. He realizes this because there is less resistance on the pool table. Question: The difference in the length that the turtle slides across both surfaces can be attributed to which surface being rougher? (A) pool table (B) pile of leaves
Output: pile of leaves
Sentence: John and Alicia are both throwing footballs during practice. Alicia is a very tiny and petite young girl. John is a hulk of a man. Question: Who can throw footballs further? (A) Alicia (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: Noah throws a baseball towards the hitter. Question: Does the ball look larger coming out of the pitchers glove or over the plate? (A) Pitchers glove (B) Home plate
Output: Home plate
Sentence: John stands on 10 inch thick ice and one inch thick ice. Question: On which type of ice is John least likely to break? (A) 10 inch thick ice (B) 1 inch thick ice
Output: 10 inch thick ice
Sentence: Paul has taken a job in a warehouse. Paul stacks boxes onto a pallet. Later, Paul sits down in the break room. Question: In which situation will Paul's shirt be more wet from perspiration? (A) When he's stacking boxes (B) When he's sitting down
Output: When he's stacking boxes
Sentence: Stanley and Kayle are driving their cars at 40 mph down the road. Stanley stops his car to answer his phone while Kayle continues driving. Question: Who drives the  shortest distance? (A) Stanley (B) Kayle.
Output: Stanley
Sentence: Mitch is rolling wagons down a hill at the same time. The red wagon goes to the bottom of the hill, but the black wagon stops halfway down the hill. Question: Which wagon was slower? (A) red wagon (B) black wagon
Output: black wagon
Sentence: When Milo rubs his spatula over his aluminum pan it heats up less then when he rubs it over his iron pan. Question: Which pan does the spatula move faster over? (A) iron pan (B) aluminum pan
Output: aluminum pan
Sentence: Jim was standing at the bus stop and he heard the faint sound of thunder. Five minutes later he heard it again. It sounded louder. Then after another 3 minutes he heard more thunder and it sounded even louder. Question: Is the thunderstorm headed in Jim's direction? (A) yes (B) no
Output: yes
Sentence: Linda and Thomas decide to walk to the park.  Linda looks around and walks at a more leisurely pace while Thomas walks briskly. Question: Who takes longer to reach the park? (A) Linda (B) Thomas
Output: Linda
Sentence: Jenny worked at a horse stable and she got to ride the horses on her time off. When she rode Blossom from the barn to the house, it always took longer than when she rode Bozo from the barn to the house. Question: Which of the horses is speedier? (A) Blossom (B) Bozo
Output: Bozo
Sentence: Bobby's grandparents have given him a box full of toys. They tell him to come pick the toys up in his wagon and pull the wagon home. The empty wagon is very light to Bobby, but once he puts the toys in it, he notices that it feels very weighed down. Question: In which situation will Bobby have more trouble getting the wagon to reach a quick speed from a stopped position? (A) when the wagon is empty (B) when the wagon is filled up with toys.
Output: when the wagon is filled up with toys
Sentence: Tim and Tom drive identical cars in a drag race. They drive at the same speed but Tim drives for twice the time that Tom does. Question: Who will have gone the most distance? (A) Tim (B) Tom
Output: Tim
Sentence: A hair brush experiences low resistance when slid across a porcelain tile compared to when it is slid across a throw rug. Question: Which surface will allow the hair brush to slide a greater distance? (A) throw rug (B) porcelain tile
Output: porcelain tile
Sentence: A cat can run faster then a kitten. Question: If both run around for 50 minutes, which will have gone a greater distance in that time? (A) kitten (B) cat
Output: cat
Sentence: A musk melon gets a lot hotter rolling around in a garbage can then rolling around on a table. Question: Which surface is more smooth? (A) table (B) garbage can
Output: table
Sentence: And old pilot, famous for his record-breaking flights in the 40's, wants to prove he can still do it. He plans an around the world trip and challenges a modern aircraft against his old one. Question: Which plane is likely to reach the final destination before the other? (A) The modern aircraft (B) the old aircraft
Output: The modern aircraft
Sentence: A falcon and a bear both cross a giant field at full speed. Question: Which animal crosses the field first? (A) Falcon (B) Bear
Output: Falcon
Sentence: Mike knows that his porsche is quicker then his mazda. Question: If he drove both cars for the same amount of time, which would have gone the greater distance? (A) porsche (B) mazda
Output: porsche
Sentence: Darla the cat burglar stayed still until she saw the male police officer's flashlight growing dim and then she breathed a big sigh of relief. But suddenly a female police officer's bright flashlight lit up the night and she knew the jig was up. Question: Which police officer was closer to Darla? (A) The male police officer (B) The female police officer
Output: The female police officer
Sentence: Mike knows that his tank is really slow and that his car is pretty fast. Question: Which vehicle would take longer to get him to work if he were to commute in it? (A) tank (B) car
Output: tank
Sentence: A carrot rolling around on a dinner plate has an easy time, but one rolling around on a breakfast plate has a hard time moving. Question: Which surface forces the carrot to roll around at a lower rate of speed? (A) dinner plate (B) breakfast plate
Output: breakfast plate
Sentence: A huge bodybuilder and a skinny swimmer see who can throw a 45 pound plate further. Question: Who wins this contest? (A) Swimmer (B) Bodybuilder
Output: Bodybuilder
Sentence: After a grueling work-out, Brandon sat drinking a beverage when, in the gym's mirror, he noticed a sweat bead traveling down the side of his face. At the same moment a sweat bead was traveling down his arm. His arm was significantly hairier than his face and he noticed the sweat was sliding quickly and with ease down his face, but was barely moving on his arm. Question: Where on Brandon did the sweat bead experience the most friction? (A) face (B) arm.
Output: arm
Sentence: Charlie is playing in his back yard. He can hear two helicopters approaching. One of them sounds loud and the other one sounds quiet. Question: Which one is more of a distance away? (A) the loud one (B) the quiet one
Output: the quiet one
Sentence: Pete and Chip have been working out with weights in order to improve their strength. Pete can do more repetitions with more weight, so he is the more powerful of the two. Question: If they each throw a football toward a goal line some distance away, whose throw will get closer to the goal line? (A) Pete (B) Chip
Output: Pete
Sentence: Rachel heard a fire engine in the distance. It turned down her block and drove up to a neighbor's house. Question: Where was it louder? (A) in the distance (B) at a neighbor's house
Output: at a neighbor's house
Sentence: An apple is sitting 5 feet away from Harry, and a watermelon is sitting 10 feet away. Question: Which item looks larger? (A) watermelon (B) apple
Output: apple
Sentence: Greg and Hank each plan a cross country journey. Greg takes a car. Hank wants to walk cross country. Question: Who crosses the country first? (A) Greg (B) Hank
Output: Greg
Sentence: A condor experiences low resistance when flying through clear sky then when flying through rainy sky. Question: Which sky is providing a bumpier ride to the condor? (A) clear sky (B) rainy sky
Output: rainy sky
Sentence: A soccer ball weighs less then a lead weight. Question: If both are thrown across a field, which will speed up quicker? (A) soccer ball (B) lead weight
Output: soccer ball
Sentence: Amy wants to travel across the Atlantic ocean and is trying to decide between two options. Question: Which should she choose if she wants to reach her destination in the shortest window of time? (A) A boat (B) A plane
Output: A plane
Sentence: A turtle isn't as fast of a runner as a rooster. Question: If they both run for 5 minutes, which will have gone the greater distance? (A) turtle (B) rooster
Output: rooster
Sentence: An airplane weighs much less then a submarine. Question: If both vehicles are accelerating, which will get up to top speed faster? (A) submarine (B) airplane
Output: airplane
Sentence: A girl slides a game piece across the gameboard, then across across the carpet. He notices the game piece shows more resistance against the carpet. Question: Which surface allows the game piece to slide faster with the same force? (A) the gameboard (B) the carpet?
Output: the gameboard
Sentence: Gumby is flexible, while Humpty Dumpty isn't. Question: Which one would be more fragile? (A) Gumby (B) Humpy Dumpty
Output: Humpy Dumpty
Sentence: Sheila and Harvey both wanted to make it to the cabin first in order to claim the best room. Sheila began the one hour drive to the cabin at 9 A.M. but Harvey didn't leave until 9:45 A.M. Question: Who is going to get there first? (A) Harvey (B) Sheila
Output: Sheila
Sentence: Roni was playing with a beach ball at the beach. She noticed that when she rolled the ball on the sand, it traveled slower than when she rolled it on the wooden boardwalk. Question: Which surface provides more resistance? (A) sand (B) boardwalk
Output: sand
Sentence: Tom accidentally knocks a clay pot and a metal pot off of a shelf. Question: Which pot is less likely to break? (A) Clay pot (B) Metal pot
Output: Metal pot
Sentence: A globe can spin at a quicker rate of speed in a petite hand compared to a calloused hand. Question: Which hand is the smoother one? (A) calloused hand (B) petite hand
Output: petite hand
Sentence: Shana has been moving. She has taken several loads to her new place. Question: She will travel faster when hauling which? (A) Furniture (B) Bedding
Output: Bedding
Sentence: A cannon and a rifle each shoot a cannonball and a bullet towards the target. Question: Which projectile would be slower? (A) Bullet (B) Cannonball
Output: Cannonball
Sentence: Emily has a plastic massager and a glass massager. She was carrying one in each hand and tripped, sending both to the floor. Question: Which will shatter? (A) the plastic massager (B) the glass massager
Output: the glass massager
Sentence: A prep counter is smoother then a serving table when a burrito is slid across it. Question: Which surface will force the burrito to travel at a lower rate of speed? (A) prep counter (B) serving table
Output: serving table
Sentence: Mike's glass sheet is very brittle, while his phone book is pretty flexible. Question: Which item is more likely to break in two when he flexes it? (A) phone book (B) glass sheet
Output: glass sheet
Sentence: Alvin and Cameron are planning a trip to another state.  Alvin travels by plane, while Cameron takes a car.  They leave at the same time. Question: After two hours, who has traveled farther? (A) Alvin (B) Cameron
Output: Alvin
Sentence: A camera slid along a folding table moves gently, while one slid along a card table bumps along. Question: Which type of table will allow the camera to slide at a greater rate of speed? (A) folding table (B) card table
Output: folding table
Sentence: Every object has gravity. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Question: Which object has a weaker gravitational pull? (A) Moon (B) Jupiter
Output: Moon
Sentence: A life vest floating in calm water has low friction while one floating in choppy water has high friction. Question: Which type of water will allow the life vest to float the furthest? (A) calm water (B) choppy water
Output: calm water
Sentence: John and Flora each head down the beach. John is walking while Flora is running. Question: Who makes it less far down the beach? (A) Flora (B) John
Output: John
Sentence: Jack is rubbing his hands together for warmth but it isn't working very well. He puts a leather glove on one hand and leaves the other bare and rubs them together again and gets more heat but notices that it takes more effort to move his hand further along the surface. Question: Which surface has more friction? (A) HAND (B) LEATHER GLOVE
Output: LEATHER GLOVE
Sentence: Jim is a professional hockey player. He knows that wet ice is rougher than dry ice. Question: Which type of ice can he skate faster on? (A) wet ice (B) dry ice
Output: dry ice
Sentence: Superman is the strongest man in the universe. Lex Luther might be the smartest. Question: Who could throw a car further? (A) Lex Luther (B) Superman
Output: Superman
Sentence: A red sports car is waiting at a red light. A dump truck pulls up next to it wanting to race. Question: Who will speed off faster once the light turns green? (A) Sports Car (B) Dump Truck
Output: Sports Car
Sentence: Jim and Joe are riding bikes.  Jim stops after fifteen minutes and takes a break.  Joe keeps on riding. Question: Who went farther? (A) Jim (B) Joe
Output: Joe
Sentence: Sarah brushed her hair. Some fell off and turned into a hairball on the bathroom rug. Then Joe walked across the bathroom. The hairball moved a foot across the rug. then it moved a few inches across the pile of laundry next to the rug. Question: On which of these areas did the hairball encounter more friction? (A) bathroom rug (B) pile of clothes
Output: pile of clothes
Sentence: A quilt is rougher than a blanket. Question: This means a thimble tumbling across which surface will experience less resistance? (A) quilt (B) blanket
Output: blanket
Sentence: A piece of cardboard is more flexible then a stone slab. Question: Which item will be more likely to break if bent? (A) cardboard (B) stone slab
Output: stone slab
Sentence: A DVD is forced to slide at a lower rate of speed across a coffee table then across an entertainment center. Question: Which surface will let the DVD slide the greater distance? (A) entertainment center (B) coffee table
Output: entertainment center
Sentence: A jackfruit experiences low friction on a red surface and high friction on a purple surface. Question: Which surface is smoother? (A) red surface (B) purple surface
Output: red surface
Sentence: Sina and Kim work together. Sina is driving a sports car to work while Kim rides her bike to work. Question: After an hour, who would have gone less distance? (A) Sina (B) Kim
Output: Kim
Sentence: Jimbo knows that the surface of his coffee table isn't as rough as the surface of his floor. Question: When he slides his doily across both surfaces, which will force the doily to travel at a lower rate of speed? (A) coffee table (B) floor
Output: floor
Sentence: John smashes his ex-girlfriend's car with a rubber mallet and a Styrofoam mallet. Question: Which mallet is less likely to break? (A) rubber mallet (B) Styrofoam mallet
Output: rubber mallet
Sentence: Kevin holds the NCAA record for the disc throw. Larry holds the middle school record for the disc throw as well. Question: Who's record is longer? (A) Kevin (B) Larry
Output: Kevin
Sentence: War Emblem stopped from a brisk trot to greet Northern Dancer, who had been standing still and contently grazing in the pasture. Question: Which horse would be sweating more? (A) War Emblem (B) Northern Dancer
Output: War Emblem
Sentence: The pot roast should be put on first and the biscuits last in order to make sure they are both ready to serve at the same time. Question: Which food items takes a while to cook? (A) pot roast (B) biscuits
Output: pot roast
Sentence: A speed boat and a cruise ship race to the other port out at sea. Question: Which boat or ship gets out in front first? (A) Speed Boat (B) Cruise Ship
Output: Speed Boat
Sentence: Jimbo has more muscle then James. Question: Which person can throw a baseball a greater distance? (A) James (B) Jimbo
Output: Jimbo
Sentence: Sarah was playing jacks on the rug. The ball bounced away and rolled on the rug, then onto the linoleum kitchen floor nearby. The rug had more resistance than the kitchen floor. Question: Which surface was smoother? (A) rug (B) linoleum kitchen floor
Output: linoleum kitchen floor
Sentence: A salmon swimming through a river experiences low friction, while a salmon swimming through a creek experiences high friction. Question: Which river causes the temperature of the salmon to increase more? (A) river (B) creek
Output: creek
Sentence: Martin and Jillian sit down on identical bikes next to each other and begin pedaling. Martin has his bike set at a low resistance, while Jillian sets her bike at a high resistance. Question: Whose shirt will begin to show sweat first? (A) Martin (B) Jillian.
Output: Jillian
Sentence: John ran to work on Monday and walked to work on Tuesday. Question: On which day did John take a longer amount of time to get to work? (A) Monday (B) Tuesday
Output: Tuesday
Sentence: A bird is much faster then a beetle. Question: If both animals make the same journey, which will arrive sooner? (A) beetle (B) bird
Output: bird
Sentence: John swings two baseball bats at a concrete fence. One bat is made of plastic and the other is made of clay. Question: Which bat is more likely to break? (A) Plastic baseball bat (B) Clay baseball bat
Output: Clay baseball bat
Sentence: A banjo slides at a low rate of speed across a porch swing, but a high rate of speed across the porch of Mike's old house. Question: Which surface is going to give the banjo a rougher ride? (A) porch swing (B) porch
Output: porch swing
Sentence: Both Jimbo and James are at the gym. Question: If Jimbo is running on a treadmill and James is just kind of standing around, which person will sweat less? (A) Jimbo (B) James
Output: James
Sentence: A plastic sheet can bend easier then a glass sheet. Question: If Mike bends both sheets, which is most likely to break in two? (A) plastic sheet (B) glass sheet
Output: glass sheet
Sentence: A frisbee benefits from low friction when sliding across a frozen lake and high friction when sliding over frozen ground. Question: Which surface is going to make the frisbee slide at a lower rate of speed? (A) frozen lake (B) frozen ground
Output: frozen ground
Sentence: Two horses were out on a hot day in a sunny pasture that didn't have any shade for two hours. When their owner came by to take them to a shaded pasture, his white horse was covered in sweat and his bay horse was dry. Question: Which of the horses had been taking it easy? (A) the white horse (B) the bay horse
Output: the bay horse
Sentence: Mike knows that his tank weighs more than his bicycle. Question: Which vehicle will speed up slower? (A) bicycle (B) tank
Output: tank
Sentence: An astronomer was studying the properties of some stars. She saw that one was a neutron star that was so densely packed with material that it had a far larger mass than an ordinary star that she was also observing. Question: Which of these stars would she expect to have a greater gravitational force? (A) neutron star (B) ordinary star
Output: neutron star
Sentence: Naomi heard two cats meowing. One was closer to her and the other was farther away. Question: Which cat sounded louder? (A) closer cat (B) farther cat
Output: closer cat
Sentence: Justine raises pigeons. She releases two of them from a cage at the same time, to have them race. The white pigeon is faster than the grey pigeon. Question: Which pigeon goes a greater distance? (A) white pigeon (B) grey pigeon
Output: white pigeon
Sentence: Mary knows that her magazine is more flexible then her board. Question: Which item is most likely to break when she bends it? (A) magazine (B) board
Output: board
Sentence: Both Tipper and Larry work in construction. Tipper works on the site while Larry works in the office. Question: Who will sweat less over the course of a day? (A) Tipper (B) Larry
Output: Larry
Sentence: When Nick put the chicken thighs into the freezer bag, he could bend them almost in half and they bounced back into position. When he pulled them out and tried bending one, it broke. Question: Why? (A) a frozen chicken thigh is less flexible (B) a fresh chicken thigh is more flexible
Output: a fresh chicken thigh is more flexible
Sentence: Two teams play tug of war against each other with two different ropes. It's clear that the green rope is much larger around the orange rope. Question: Which rope will be less likely to be torn from the force of the teams pulling on it? (A) green rope (B) orange rope
Output: green rope
Sentence: An internet server for a popular game is in Georgia. People in Florida get less ping playing the game than in Europe using the same server. Question: Why? (A) Europe is farther so data does not have time to speed up (B) Florida is closer so data has less to travel
Output: Florida is closer so data has less to travel
Sentence: Suppose a tire and a glass vase is thrown off the top of a building. Question: Which is more likely to break? (A) Tire (B) Glass Vase
Output: Glass Vase
Sentence: Jim and Ben both had old cars that they loved to take out for drives on Sundays. Ben's car had a small motor and so it wasn't as fast as Jim's car. Question: Assuming they didn't have to worry about speed limits or other traffic, which of their cars could travel for 50 miles in the least amount of minutes? (A) Ben's car (B) Jim's car
Output: Ben's car
Sentence: Two chimps in a zoo always like to throw apples into the neighboring zebra enclosure. Zippy always seems to throw the apples further than Toby. Question: Which chimp is weaker? (A) Zippy (B) Toby
Output: Toby
Sentence: Tom takes a piece of uncooked pasta and a piece of cooked pasta and attempts to break each of them between his hands. Question: Which piece of pasta is more likely to break? (A) Cooked Pasta (B) Uncooked pasta
Output: Uncooked pasta
Sentence: An ice cube sliding across a fridge shelf experiences more resistance then one sliding across a freezer shelf. Question: Which shelf will let the ice cube go faster? (A) fridge shelf (B) freezer shelf
Output: freezer shelf
Sentence: A capybara can move a greater distance in water then on land. Question: Which surface is providing the smoother journey for the capybara? (A) water (B) land
Output: water
Sentence: Lane is testing how strong gravity pulls on different objects. She drops a brick and a penny from a roof at the same time. Question: Which has larger mass and hits the ground first? (A) brick (B) penny
Output: brick
Sentence: A turtle and a cheetah both sprint for 30 seconds to catch it's food. Question: Which animal traveled the least to catch it's food? (A) Cheetah (B) Turtle
Output: Turtle
Sentence: Davy's baby girl was crawling on the Living Room floor. Suddenly, his small Dalmation puppy raced by her, running into the Dining Room, into the Kitchen, and all the way back before his daughter had even reached the couch. Question: Who was moving more slowly? (A) the baby (B) the puppy
Output: the baby
Sentence: A picture frame sliding across a dresser makes it heat up less then one sliding across a floor. Question: Which surface will the picture frame move the slowest on? (A) dresser (B) floor
Output: floor
Sentence: Thelma had two chocolate bars. One had been in the freezer, the other in the warm sun. She saw that the one in the freezer couldn't be bent as easily as the warm one. Question: Which was more likely to break? (A) cold chocolate (B) warm chocolate
Output: cold chocolate
Sentence: John throws a rubber ball and a glass ball against a brick wall. Question: Which ball is least likely to break? (A) Rubber ball (B) Glass ball
Output: Rubber ball
Sentence: A glove sliding across a card table experiences a lower increase in temperature then one sliding across a coffee table. Question: Which table has a surface that is less bumpy? (A) coffee table (B) card table
Output: card table
Sentence: Mike's metal bar is much thicker then his paper sheet. Question: Which item would resist for longer if he tried to break it? (A) metal bar (B) paper sheet
Output: metal bar