niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: Tell them to move to the bridge. Choices:  1. Tell them to move away from the bridge. 2. The bridge was their only way out. 3. Let them know that they should move to the bridge.
Output: 3
Statement: Mrs. Inglethorp had a box of bromide powders, which she occasionally took at night.  Choices:  1. Mrs. Inglethorp despised bromide powders, so she refused to take them. 2. Mrs. Inglethorp kept her box of bromide powders in her vanity. 3. Mrs. Inglethorp occasionally took bromide powders at night.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah i grew up over in New Mexico at Roswell Choices:  1. I enjoyed my childhood in Roswell. 2. I have lived in Texas all my life. 3. I was raised in Roswell, New Mexico.
Output: 3
Statement: In fiscal year 2000, GAO officials testified 263 times before 104 different House and Senate Committees and Subcommittees, more than half of all congressional committees and subcommittees. Choices:  1. GOA officials seldom testify before the US House of Representatives or the US Senate. 2. More than half of all congressional committees and subcommittees testimony came from GOA officials. GAO officials testified 263 times before the House and Senate in the fiscal year of 2000.   3. The testimonies delivered to the House and Senate committees and sub-committees by the GOA were conducted by the same officials.
Output: 2
Statement: but uh but you know i was throwing my money away with that on girls cars you know typical things Choices:  1. I wasn't really saving up my money like I should have.  2. I was wasting my money on things like cars and girls.  3. I was saving up my money for a wife and new car. 
Output: 2
Statement: well no and it's it's just not um it's not as stable for the kids and they everybody decided to come over and talk to me right now but uh it's yeah Choices:  1. I will ask the kids to stop using the swing until it is reinforced. 2. No one has ever talked to me since we moved here. 3. It is not really steady enough for the kids.
Output: 3
Statement: Of his own contribution to the poor, Lalley sums it up this  I managed to shut down a few crises in their lives. Choices:  1. Lalley summed up his work with the rich as being thrilling. 2. Lalley summed up his work with the poor. 3. Lalley summed up his work with the poor as doing his civic duty.
Output: 2
Statement: Suddenly Tuppence sprang up with a cry. Choices:  1. Tuppence was very excited about something that happened. 2. Tuppence remained in his seat, lost in quiet thought. 3. Tuppence sat on something sharp, causing him to spring up.
Output: 1
Statement: well that that's true i've never thought i've heard about it countless times but never thought about going up there Choices:  1. I have just been too busy with work to think about traveling. 2. I have never considered going up there despite hearing about it so frequently. 3. I often think about going up there just to get away from it all.
Output: 2
Statement: I fidgeted slightly. Choices:  1. I was anxious to get the interview over with. 2. I sat in calm serenity and didn't move a muscle. 3. I moved a bit.
Output: 3
Statement: That is the least the Shopping Avenger can do for you, the pissed-off consumer. Choices:  1. You are not a pissed off consumer.  2. You are pissed off because the deals are gone.  3. You are a pissed off consumer. 
Output: 3
Statement: According to legend, it was originally named Mons Martyrum ' where, after being decapitated, the town's first bishop, Saint Denis, picked up his head and walked away. Choices:  1. There is a legend that says that Saint Denis picked up his own head after being beheaded.  2. The town was named after it's first bishop, Saint Denis. 3. The site's name was originally Mons Martyrum, named after the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Output: 1
Statement: The President's Management Agenda, released in August 2001, identified human capital as one of the five key governmentwide management challenges currently facing the federal government. Choices:  1. The five key governmentwide management challenges are unknown. 2. Identification of human capital as one of the five key governmentwide management chalenges currently facing the federal government, happened due to the President's Management Agenda, released in August 2001. 3. The President's Management Agenda was one of the biggest projects of the presidential office.
Output: 2
Statement: In the early 20 th century, the Progressive Republicans, led by Robert La Follette and Theodore Roosevelt, stormed out of the GOP to form their own Progressive Party. Choices:  1. The Progressive Party was widely successful and won many elections. 2. They joined the democratic party, 3. Theodore Roosevelt was Republican.
Output: 3
Statement: Although his criticisms in Passive Aggressive are right on the mark, Daniel Akst need have no fear of the free-riding index investors who strive for mediocrity by investing passively. Choices:  1. All free-riding index investors invest actively. 2. Daniel Akst is critical in Passive Aggressive. 3. Daniel Aksts is an expert on investing.
Output: 2
Statement: but if you you have a family i think you owe the family a responsibility Choices:  1. If you have a family you owe them a responsability. Specially to your big brother. 2. If you have a family, you owe them a responsability 3. Even if you have a family, you don't owe them anything 
Output: 2
Statement: Its foundation may date back to the third century, but the present structure is the work of Pope Innocent II, himself a Trasteverino, around 1140. Choices:  1. Pope Innocent II was a Trasteverino himself and created the present structure. 2. Its foundation was made in 1140, while the structure itself was built in the third century. 3. Pope Innocent II created the present structure all on his own.
Output: 1
Statement: Look in the local press (see page 119) for details of upcoming matches. Choices:  1. Look to page 119 for upcoming match details.  2. The matches will be tense and exciting.  3. There are no details on upcoming matches. 
Output: 1
Statement: At last that worthy made his appearance. Choices:  1. He disppeared.  2. He appeared. 3. He appeared on the scene quickly.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah and she's so cute and her and Frank and the baby and i don't know i just you know they took it off down here for a while uh oh gosh for about a year year and a half well Choices:  1. She's really cute and has a cute family. 2. She's raelly cute. 3. She is just really ugly.
Output: 2
Statement: This was 1971, not 1917! Choices:  1. This was the year 1971, not the year 1917. 2. This was 1971, but people were acting like it was 1917. 3. This was 1917, and 1971 wouldn't come around for another fifty years.
Output: 1
Statement: And no-one is indispensable. Choices:  1. Everyone is essential 2. Everyone is replaceable 3. But, some people are more important than others
Output: 2
Statement: Most importantly, these allowances can be traded freely. Choices:  1. Each allowance incurs a fee. 2. No other allowances can be traded freely. 3. Free trade is the most important thing.
Output: 3
Statement: I had to breathe in to fit. Choices:  1. The space was nearly too small for me. 2. I used my arms to push the buildings apart so I could get through. 3. The small gap between buildings was so small I had to suck in my breath to fit through it.
Output: 1
Statement: I never liked him, said Julius. Choices:  1. I did not like him for the moment I met him, said Julius. 2. I have always loved him, said Julius. 3. I always hated him, said Julius.
Output: 3
Statement: Some magnetic influence that irresistibly impelled Mrs. Vandemeyer to commit suicide?" Tommy looked at him with respect. Choices:  1. Tommy thinks Mrs. Vandemeyer's suicide was caused by ghosts. 2. There was a magnetic influence that caused Mrs. Vandemeyer to commit suicide. 3. Tommy respectfully looked at the man and asked if there was some magnetic influence that caused Mrs. Vandemeyer's suicide.
Output: 3
Statement: (I look forward to explaining how such systems work in a forthcoming column.) Choices:  1. I will explain how the systems work in an article in the future. 2. I can't explain how the systems work. 3. I will explain how the systems work in an article next week.
Output: 1
Statement: However, to examine the effect of matching interventionists and patients would require randomizing large numbers of patients to a large number of interventionists. Choices:  1. This procedure would yield interesting results. 2. Randomizing would not be necessary. 3. A large number of patients and interventionists would have to be randomized.
Output: 3
Statement: HUD promulgated the Amendments to Regulation X under the notice and comment procedures of 5 U.S.C. Choices:  1. HUD checks and modifies amendments as is needed. 2. Regulation X will not have its amendments promulgated by HUD. 3. The amendments to regulation X were promulgated by HUD.
Output: 3
Statement: But Sir James interrupted him. Choices:  1. Sir James stayed quiet the whole time. 2. Sir James had some very important information to share and interrupted the man. 3. Sir James interrupted the speaker.
Output: 3
Statement: uh i was raised in New England and went to school in New England and she always thought she wanted to go to school in New England she and i took an interview trip last year and she was accepted by several of the of the good schools there but when it came down time to make a decision she said dad i don't think i want to go that far away i've never been away before Choices:  1. She opted for a school closer to home over the ones in New England. 2. She was so excited and couldn't wait to go to school in New England. 3. She interviewed at school in New England, and was accepted by many, but decided that she didn't want to go that far away from home.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Yes, sir.' Choices:  1. Yes, you can sit there sir. 2. No way, Jose. 3. Yes, mister. 
Output: 3
Statement: uh Copperheads mostly Choices:  1. Copperhead snake mostly 2. Uh no, not of them.  3. Mostly Copperheads
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh oh yeah uh another thing how about uh have you been to the Texans Texoma side Choices:  1. Texoma is a really fun place to go.  2. Have you been to Texans Texoma?  3. You haven't been to Texas at all?
Output: 2
Statement: The onliest time that Marse Robert ever scolded me, said William Mack Lee, in de whole fo' years dat I followed him through the wah, was, down in de Wilderness--Seven Pines--near Richmond. Choices:  1. William Mack Lee said that Robert scolded him countless times. 2. William Mack Lee admitted that Robert was always nice to him. 3. William Mark Lee said that Robert scolded him once.
Output: 3
Statement: In crafting the H-2A program, Congress was acutely aware of the vulnerability of temporary agricultural workers and of problems that had arisen under other such programs, particularly the Bracero Program. Choices:  1. The Brasero Program dealt with temporary agricultural workers. 2. Congreass created the H-2A program with no knowledge of the concerns facing temporary agricultural workers. 3. Congress created the H-2A program to replace programs that had been ineffective.
Output: 1
Statement: However, Chios island (also known as Hios) has some very beautiful secrets to reveal to those who venture further. Choices:  1. There are many beautiful secrets for those who venture to Chios island. 2. Chis island is dry and desolate.  3. Chios island contains rare and unique wildlife.
Output: 1
Statement: right offhand i tried to read uh one of the the Michener uh Lone Star or the the Texas History Book Choices:  1. From the very beginning I tried to read Michener Lone Star or the Texas History book.  2. I never tried to read Michener Lone Star or the Texas History book.  3. From the very beginning I tried to read Michener Lone Star and the Texas History book, but I had to choose something that was an easier read. 
Output: 1
Statement: Public facilities, such as transportation systems and water supplies, are vital to meeting the Choices:  1. Transportation systems are considered a type of public facility. 2. Many corporations are unhappy about water supplies being considered public facilities. 3. Water supplies are not public facilities.
Output: 1
Statement: While Franklin Roosevelt was tragically unwary of the new global menace from the left, Churchill spearheaded the opposition to the twin scourges of the century--Nazism and communism. Choices:  1. The fear of Nazis from the left was grossly overstated.  2. The biggest menace to the world was rabid possums, but also the Nazis were bad.  3. There was a big push against Nazism and communism.
Output: 3
Statement: At worst, he is amassing credentials, fame, and wealth on the basis of others' uncredited labor--once considered a scholarly sin. Choices:  1. He is gaining credentials, fame, and wealth from the labor of others and giving them no credit. 2. His gaining of credentials, fame, and wealth is all due to his own efforts without help from any other source. 3. His gaining of credentials, fame, and wealth from the labor others is akin to plagiarism.
Output: 1
Statement: Part of the side deal Clinton made with Congress obliges him to sign a bill cutting capital gains and estate taxes even if it is not the bill I would write. Choices:  1. He had to sign a bill cutting capital gains and estate taxes. 2. Clinton made a side deal with a Congress that also considered controversial problems. 3. This is the bill I would write, since it cuts capital gains and estate taxes.
Output: 1
Statement: Best of all is a sequence in which Moses falls asleep against the wall of a temple and, in his dream, the two-dimensional hieroglyphs of familiar Egyptian painting begin to move, enacting the story of the Exodus in stiff, horizontal processions. Choices:  1. Moses stayed awake the entire time, unable to sleep and with no visions such as in a hallucination or dream. 2. Moses recognized the painting on the wall as one from years before.  3. At the temple's outside, Moses passes unconscious and dreams of self-animated writing on the wall, showing him the Exodus timeline in its movements.
Output: 3
Statement: they're liable to tear up my membership Choices:  1. If i spoke to them about my views, i may lose my standing as a member. 2. They just might tear up my membership. 3. I'm sure that i would not lose my membership over this.
Output: 2
Statement: This one-of-a-kind creation has helped spawn countless how-to manuals, but it's still easy to choose the indispensable one. Choices:  1. This creation has become a template for creating other manuals. 2. It is hard to opt for the indispensable manual. 3. This creation made a lot of money when it was released.
Output: 1
Statement: It would be impractical and contrary to the public interest to publish the rules prior to making the rules effective. Choices:  1. It would be in the public's best interest to publish the rules before they become effective. 2. It might be impractical to publish the rules first, but it would be more democratic.  3. It wouldn't be in the public's interest to publish the rules prior to their implementation.
Output: 3
Statement: Some conservatives, including reporters at the New York Post and Washington Times , blame Clinton's philandering on the '60s free-love attitudes he adopted as an anti-war radical and never jettisoned. Choices:  1. Clinton has never cheated on his wife. 2. People blame Clinton's philandering on his 60's attitudes. 3. Clinton cheats on his wife because he still thinks he's living in the 60s.
Output: 2
Statement: The way a witness presents himself affects the credibility of his testimony. Choices:  1. A witness' credibility is affected by his presentation. 2. It does not matter how a witness presents himself. 3. Witnesses should always wear nice suits.
Output: 1
Statement: i think it's somewhere really close to that cause i think a lot of people believe that their one little vote is not going to make that much difference and they really don't listen to any of the issues anymore because they feel like so many of the politicians are like crooked you know and so they figure why go out and vote you know they're going to do what they want to do they're corrupt anyway Choices:  1. A lot of people think their vote doesn't count 2. Crooked politicians stop people from voting 3. The people will revolt against crooked politicians
Output: 1
Statement: How maddening, cried Tuppence. Choices:  1. Tuppence thought it was maddening. 2. Tuppence was feeling upset. 3. Tuppence said it was delightful.
Output: 1
Statement: Named after a palace used as the Spanish Embassy, the famous steps and the Piazza di Spagna are the heart of the city's most fashionable and exclusive shopping enclave, leading to the Via del Corso. Choices:  1. The famous steps help make up the heart of the city's most fashionable shopping area. 2. The famous steps and the Piazza di Spagna are the heart of the world's most fashionable shopping enclave. 3. The famous steps lead to the Spanish Embassy.
Output: 1
Statement: Anyway, said Tommy, trying to cheer himself, "I shall see the chief the mysterious Mr. Brown and with a bit of luck in bluffing I shall see the mysterious Jane Finn also. Choices:  1. I am sure that I will not be able to see either Mr. Brown or Jane Finn. 2. I shall probably see both Mr. Brown and Jane Finn. 3. I am probably going to see Mr. Brown but it will take some effort to see Jane Finn.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah so did they get stuck Choices:  1. I bet they got stuck. 2. Did they get stuck? 3. I'm sure there wasn't anything to say about that.
Output: 2
Statement: On the corner of Mercaderes and Obispo is the recently renovated, 1920s-era Hotel Ambos Mundos; Hemingway lived on and off in room 511 for a couple of years during the 1930s. Choices:  1. Hotel Ambos Mundos is recently renovated. 2. Hotel Ambos Mundos is recently renovated and it has now become a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. 3. Hotel Ambos Mundos has not been recently renovated.
Output: 1
Statement: Adopting a Comprehensive, Integrated, Multi-Pollutant  By reducing emissions of the three key sources of air pollution at the same time, the Clear Skies Initiative will produce environmental results more effectively and efficiently than the current labyrinth of overlapping and uncoordinated single-pollutant requirements. Choices:  1. The three main sources cause most of the problem. 2. They need to reduce pollution from three main sources. 3. There is only a single problem that causes air pollution.
Output: 2
Statement: Two harpists sing the praises of Ramses before the deities, giving rise to the temple's alternative name Temple of the Harpists. Choices:  1. Singing was considered illegal in the ancient Egypt. 2. The temple's name of Temple of the Harpists was granted because harpists usually sang inside. 3. The harpists want to pleasure all the deities with praises of Ramses.
Output: 2
Statement: There are bikes for rent outside its entrance for exploring the rest of the park. Choices:  1. People can find bikes for rent outside its entrance. 2. The rest of the park can be explored by bike. 3. You won't find bikes for rent but there are spaceships outside its entrance.
Output: 1
Statement: Short skirts, breast implants, making your man orgasm all night long, and striving for equal  all part of fourth-wave feminism's clarion call. Choices:  1. Feminists don't support male orgasms  2. Fourth wave feminists support short skirts and breast implants  3. Feminists support each other but are judgemental 
Output: 2
Statement: Oh, a matter of ten years or so might be longer. Choices:  1. Well, a matter of a decade or even more. 2. Well, a matter of a decade or even three decades. 3. Well, a matter of only a year or less.
Output: 1
Statement: My profile was far too recognisable; everyone in Large had known precisely which homeless person I was, but the people were too reverent to turn me in, so they pretended not to notice. Choices:  1. I was homeless in Large and everybody knew that, but they were too devoted to turn me in, so they act like they did not know that. 2. But, some people that weren't very fond of me were plotting to turn me in. 3. Everyone in Large tried to turn me in because they hated me.
Output: 1
Statement: The problem  We are not enemies. Choices:  1. We are best friends. 2. We are not opponents. 3. We can come to common ground.
Output: 2
Statement: But there was no use trying to duck the ordeal, and the Kentuckian had never been one to put off the inevitable with a pallid hope that something would turn up to save him. Choices:  1. It was futile trying to avoid the issue. 2. The issue was simply too large to avoid. 3. The issue could easily be avoided.
Output: 1
Statement: In 1929, disillusioned by the revolution, Mayakovsky wrote a protest play about the growing repressiveness of the regime. Choices:  1. Mayakovsky was not a write of plays. 2. Mayakovsky wrote a play to convince people to fight the regime. 3. Mayakovsky wrote a play about the regime's repressive acts.
Output: 3
Statement: It's all very well for you to sit there being funny, Tommy. Choices:  1. It is good to sit there making funny faces, Tommy. 2. Tommy, it's very well for you to sit there being funny. 3. It is not good for you to stand there being funny, Tommy.
Output: 2
Statement: Columbus named the island after St. Martin on that saint's feast day in 1493, or did he? Choices:  1. St Martin Island was named by Columbus in 1493. 2. Napoleon named the island St. Martin. 3. Columbus had help in naming the island, St. Martin.
Output: 1
Statement: Its goal was to develop higher quality systems in less time and for less cost. Choices:  1. There were many who felt at the time that the goal was simply too ambitious. 2. Its goal was to develop higher quality systems at greater costs and in longer periods of time. 3. Developing better quality systems more cheaply was its goal.
Output: 3
Statement: you know even with sleeping bags those are running you know good thirty dollars a pop and so we've built that up but no want one bad do you Choices:  1. Sleeping bags are priced at about thirty dollars each. 2. Sleeping bags are cozier than beds. 3. Sleeping bags cost 5 cents each.
Output: 1
Statement: Actually, it's a  I don't know any of the LTCM players personally, but some of the hedge fund types I do know are, as my correspondent puts it, about as moral as great white sharks. Choices:  1. Hedge fund types are not moral. 2. Hedge fund people are very honest. 3. Hedge fund types are the most immoral people I know.
Output: 1
Statement: And no other man could have accomplished the impossible task, even after twelve countries pooled their resources to give him the job. Choices:  1. No other man could have accomplished the task of uniting the world, even with 12 countries pooling their resources. 2. Even with 12 countries pooling their resources, he was the only one who could have accomplished the impossible task. 3. Plenty of other men could have finished the task if 12 countries pooled their resources.
Output: 2
Statement: The anti-HMO strategy is also evidence of the pernicious influence of Anecdotal Politics. Choices:  1. There is a strategy to fight HMOs. 2. There is a strategy to fight HMOs that has been highly successful. 3. No one is sure what to do with HMOs.
Output: 1
Statement: something something to keep me occupied you see Choices:  1. Watching netflix will keep me occupied for a few hours. 2. Something could have kept me occupied. 3. Nothing can ever keep me occupied.
Output: 2
Statement: These concerns are among the reasons that the pay gap has never been fully addressed. Choices:  1. The pay gap has not been fully addressed because of bias. 2. The pay gap has not been fully addressed. 3. The pay gap has not been adequately addressed.
Output: 2
Statement: another thing i have that um is weird is these a locus tree in the backyard as a matter of fact there's three of them very badly trimmed they aren't trimmed at all Choices:  1. The three locus trees in my backyard have not been trimmed and are considered badly trimmed. 2. The locus trees are kept very neat and trimmed. 3. I used to have four but I removed it to make space for the apple tree.
Output: 1
Statement: If you missed the link to the refresher on harassment law and its history, click . Choices:  1. You can click here to go to the section summarizing harassment law. 2. Harassment law and its history is no longer available for review. 3. To review the key points of harassment law and its history as discussed on Monday, click here.
Output: 1
Statement: and you don't have to put up with all the B S that the lawyers have to so that's that's what i'm pursuing right now Choices:  1. What I'm going for is nowhere near as bad as what the lawyers go through. 2. Some lawyers have thrown in the towel because of all the bull. 3. I'll experience the same nonsense the lawyers have to tolerate.
Output: 1
Statement: can't do too much of that or i'll waste away Choices:  1. I could do that all day 2. it's just hard, I need a 15 minutes break between series 3. I'd lose energy if I did too much of that
Output: 3
Statement: Competitors have not rushed in. Choices:  1. Competitors have not rushed in. 2. Competitors rushed in very quickly. 3. Competitors have not rushed into the store on Black Friday.
Output: 1
Statement: Also technically true. Choices:  1. That is completely accurate. 2. That is correct. 3. That's wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah we uh i i love plums and peach i just love all fruit you know Choices:  1. I am fond of all fruit. 2. I hate fruit. 3. Nectarines are my favorite.
Output: 1
Statement: To reap the full benefits of information management reform, federal agencies must utilize the full potential of CIOs as information management leaders and active participants in the development of agency strategic plans and policies. Choices:  1. It's necessary for federal agencies to make use of CIOs to develop agency plans and policies. 2. Federal agencies mismanage funds and don't have a clear set of plans. 3. Federal agencies don't have to make use of CIOs in developing their plans and policies.
Output: 1
Statement: Those whose fate was to die on some far foreign field could not have wanted a more peaceful, lovely graveyard. Choices:  1. The graveyard was open to all people for viewing. 2. The graveyard was only used to bury kings and queens. 3. The graveyard was perfect for those who wanted a foreign death.
Output: 3
Statement: Instead, they looked the other way. Choices:  1. Their attention was diverted somewhere else. 2. They chose to look in a different direction instead. 3. They focused only on the issue at hand.
Output: 2
Statement: In recent years significant changes in work place habits and technological advances have affected the manner in which time and attendance (T&amp Choices:  1. Technological advances have ensured a higher attendance rate. 2. There have been significant changes to workplace habits in recent years. 3. Workplace habits have remained pretty constant over the past twenty years.
Output: 2
Statement: Travel agents in ?ȡnakkale, across the strait, provide guided tours of the peninsula. Choices:  1. The peninsula doesn't exist across the strait. 2. The tours of the peninsula are said to be good value for money. 3. Travel agents can provide tours around the peninsula.
Output: 3
Statement: Gold and silver are sold by weight, with relatively little extra cost added for workmanship, making them a good buy. Choices:  1. You need to buy fast because prices will go up in response to the pleas of the workers. 2. Gold and silver are not a good buy here because they add on a lot of extra cost for the work. 3. Gold and silver are a great buy due to only a fractional cost put on for craftsmanship.
Output: 3
Statement: But until this year, U.S. Choices:  1. Things were the same forever. 2. Things were the same until this year. 3. It was until this year.
Output: 3
Statement: They have co-presidents and you can have co-maids of honor. Choices:  1. There are more co-presidents than co-maids of honor. 2. There are co-presidents and co-maids of honor. 3. There aren't any co-presidents.
Output: 2
Statement: A guarded description of Annette also failed to provoke recognition. Choices:  1. Annette was hard to recognize even with a detailed description. 2. Nobody could recognize Annette with the information given in the description. 3. The description was more than enough to provoke recognition of Annette.
Output: 2
Statement: First, don't believe what Gordon Gecko said in the film, Wall Street. Choices:  1. Gordon Gecko's line is based more on fantasy than reality at the end of the day and Wall Street needs to understand the difference. 2. Wall Street needs to believe what Gordon Gecko said in the movie. 3. Wall Street needs to refrain from buying into Gordon Gecko's line in that movie.
Output: 3
Statement: Although the lines in Figure 9 appear to cross, based on the models in Part II, it is interesting to consider the possibility that they may not. Choices:  1. Figure 9 was skipped because the model wasn't ready yet, we should probably put some lines in there. 2. The lines in figure 9 seem to be crossing, but are they really? 3. You will find out if the lines in figure 9 actually cross by looking at the next one, figure 10.
Output: 2
Statement: Then Mr. Carter rose to his feet. Choices:  1. Mr. Carter stood up.  2. Mr. Carter remained in his seat.  3. Mr. Carter stood straight and tall. 
Output: 1
Statement: If pushed for time, the must-sees are, in order of importance, the Harem, the Treasury, and the Pavilion of the Holy Mantle. Choices:  1. The Treasury is still used as a treasury to this day so you must see it.   2. The Harem is one of the places you must see.   3. Do not see the Treasury if you are running low on time.  
Output: 2
Statement: In places like rural Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Arizona, where there are no high speed Internet lines, schools might be willing to settle for POT (plain old telephone) connections to the Internet at 56 kps. Choices:  1. Schools in rural Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana need high speed internet lines.  2. There are no high speed internet lines in places like rural Alabama and Mississippi.  3. Rural New Mexico has high speed internet lines. 
Output: 2
Statement: The Erlenborn Commission was authorized by a resolution of the Corporation's Board of Directors on November 16, 1998, to study the presence requirement in the Corporation's statutory restriction on the representation of eligible aliens. Choices:  1. The Board of Directors authorized the resolution. 2. The Board of Directors denied the resolution authorization. 3. The Board of Directors authorized the the resolution unanimously.
Output: 1
Statement: So they let me lie.... "Only,"the Texan paused and then continued more soberly, "Drew, sometimes sometimes it seems like a hombre can have a mite more'n his share of luck; or else he's got him Someone as is line ridin' for him. Choices:  1. The Texan paused, stopped talking to Drew and walked away. 2. The Texan paused as he saw Drew's expression and then continued. 3. It may look like someone is bit luckier than average.
Output: 3
Statement: Gosh, I hope nobody made any Amtrak jokes. Choices:  1. That would be terrible if anyone made Amtrak jokes. 2. I hope everyone's joking about Amtrak. 3. I sure hope Amtrak jokes weren't made.
Output: 3
Statement: well same here have a good night okay yes i do okay bye Choices:  1. Have a pleasant night, and bye bye. 2. I hope you will have a dreadful night. 3. I look forward to talking to you in the morning.
Output: 1
Statement: 21 Similarly, higher rates would be expected for less elastic categories. Choices:  1. Less elastic categories are expected to have higher rates. 2. Less elastic categories rates may vary from other factors. 3. Less elastic categories have the same rates.
Output: 1
Statement: Drew then reached across the bony back of the mule, pressed his hand up and down the sweaty, shivering hide of the black. Choices:  1. Drew had a mule with him and he rode it. 2. Drew had a mouse with him. 3. Drew had a mule with him.
Output: 3
Statement: Wal, now, sonny, you ain't really wantin' this here book back? Choices:  1. Wait, son, you really don't want this book back? 2. Of course you want the book back, it's natural. 3. Why would you give away such an expensive book?
Output: 1
Statement: Sorry, said Tommy, extricating himself. Choices:  1. My apologies, Tommy freed himself  to work on the project. 2. My apologies Tommy said, freeing himself. 3. I am not sorry at all.
Output: 2
Statement: It was not uncommon for several families and their animals to share one room in crowded shantytowns. Choices:  1. Commonly, families would have several farm animals living with them. 2. Often, families would own multiple animals and live with them. 3. Families would not live together with their animals.
Output: 2
Statement: I already had too many things to think about. Choices:  1. I would be up all night thinking about it. 2. I had a lot to think about. 3. I had nothing to think about.
Output: 2
Statement: well wonder if if this advice was uh worth following for uh choosing a school Choices:  1. I am trying to decide which school to attend using all of the information I can.  2. I am curious if this information is something I should consider for picking a school.  3. I think this advice would be good for selecting which Church to attend. 
Output: 2
Statement: hm natural disease Choices:  1. Chemical weapons. 2. Afflictions of nature. 3. Like HIV.
Output: 2
Statement: Their study covered 86 of the 156 Class I areas in the U.S. Choices:  1. THeir study covered about half of the Class I areas in the US. 2. Their study covered about half of the Class I areas in the US, which are all in the South. 3. Their study covered every Class I area.
Output: 1
Statement: well my family moved to Texas about eight years ago my husband was raised here but i i have never lived here so um when when we came back to Texas i i was really kind of excited there wasn't a state income tax and there wasn't a tax on food that we purchased at the grocery store and things and all of that was new to me so Choices:  1. my husband and i were both raised in Arizona  2. my husband was raised in Texas but my family moved there about eight years ago 3. my husband was really excited to be back in Texas
Output: 2
Statement: The Fondation Angladon-Dubrujeaud (5 Rue Laboureur) presents an exceptional private art collection including many 19th- and 20th-century masterpieces by the likes of Picasso, C??zanne, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Manet, and Degas. Choices:  1. The collection is an exquisite one to see. 2. There are a number of famous art pieces. 3. There are no arts by the likes of Picasso.
Output: 2
Statement: For the next 400 years, English and French monarchs fought over the sovereignty of various parts of France ' among them Aquitaine, Touraine, Normandy, and Flanders. Choices:  1. The English and the French never fought for the sovereignty of Normandy. 2. English and French monarchs wanted power over all the land. 3. The English and the French fought over sovereignty of parts of France for 400 years.
Output: 3
Statement: From experience, he knew that the less defined the flavor, the better the manager liked it. Choices:  1. The manager preferred complex flavors. 2. The manager had no taste buds. 3. The manager did not like flavors that were defined.
Output: 3
Statement: a bunch well i guess that's it that's about as much as we can do with current events Choices:  1. We cannot do more. 2. We cannot do more with current events. 3. We can do more with current events.
Output: 2
Statement: The army of Juan I of Castile invaded Portugal in 1383, but Joao of Avis, recently proclaimed King Joao I of Portugal, defeated the Spaniards in a decisive battle which was fought in 1385 at Aljubarrota, about 100km (62 miles) north of Lisbon. Choices:  1. The Spaniards returned one year later. 2. Joao of Avis defeated the Spaniards 1385. 3. Joao of Avis was never crowned as royalty.
Output: 2
Statement: that was uh that was a lot of fun but what happens is we used to fight a lot so there's never much of a family  family thing you know one of those hell family vacations Choices:  1. Our family vacations typically involved bad tension and many arguments. 2. We've never had any problems in family vacations. 3. The most recent family vacation showed that we have figured out our differences.
Output: 1
Statement: (By the way, a May 16, 2001, article in The New York Times reports on a program at Boston Medical Center providing a walk-in legal clinic in the hospital to help fight their patients' legal and administrative battles.) Choices:  1. There was a walk-in legal clinic provided by one of the programs at the Boston Medical Center. 2. The walk-in legal clinic was recommended but ultimately refused by the Boston Medical Center. 3. The Boston Medical Center believed that this was more convenient for patients.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, Mrs. Inglethorp had no candlestick in the room, only a readinglamp." Choices:  1. Mrs. Ingkethorp had only a reading lamp in her rgoom.  2. There wasn't much light in the room.  3. Mrs. Inglethorp had lots of candles in her room. 
Output: 1
Statement: Foreign diplomats, traders, and missionaries were at last able to enter the country. Choices:  1. The country has always welcomed foreigners.  2. Foreign tourist visits were still barred, although allowance has been opened to diplomats, traders and missionaries.  3. The country placed certain entry restrictions for a period of time before removing them. 
Output: 3
Statement: Tours of the brewery itself are not offered, but the Guinness Visitor Centre, in a four-story converted 19th-century building, presents a wonderful history of the world of Guinness. Choices:  1. Tourists are not allowed in the brewery but are welcome at the Visitor Centre which houses a presentation regarding Guinness' past. 2. The Guinness brewery is open to visitors 24/7. 3. The brewery may be off limits to visitors but the Visitor Center situated nearby offers tourists a fascinating glimpse at Guinness' past and how its business operates.
Output: 1
Statement: This region has made significant progress in developing a comprehensive, integrated delivery system to provide high-quality services to clients throughout northern California. Choices:  1. Because of a geographical hindrance, clients in northern California receive service that is sub par when compared to the service in other regions. 2. Much of this significant progress has been made over years and years of deliberation and planning. 3. The region tends to serve clients throughout northern California.
Output: 3
Statement: He disputes that the ads played a role in the current scandal. Choices:  1. He said that the ads certainly play a role in current scandals.  2. The ads don't play any role in the current scandal.  3. He was lying when he said that the ads don't play a role in the scandal. 
Output: 2
Statement:  "There are wild-horse bands out there, though we're trying to capture or run them off the Range. Choices:  1. There's no wild-horses here, only empty desert and the sky.  2. We're trying to run the wild-horse bands off the Range. 3. The bands can number anywhere from 20 to 4000 horses.
Output: 2
Statement: To paraphrase Pink Floyd (or was it Catullus?) Choices:  1. I'm not sure if Catullus or Pink Floyd said this, but. 2. I'm certain neither Pink Floyd nor Catullus said this. 3. Maybe Catullus said it first, and then Pink Floyd said it later.
Output: 1
Statement: The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that athe President and his principal advisers and assistants- are within the scope of GAOas access rights and enforcement authority. Choices:  1. The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that the President and his principal advisers are not within the scope of GAOas access rights. 2. The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that the President and his principal advisers are within the scope of GAOas access rights. 3. The Senate report accompanying the 1980 Act explicitly recognized that the President can eat out whenever he pleases.
Output: 2
Statement: 8For more information on using surpluses to redeem debt held by the public, see Federal  Answers to Frequently Asked Questions-An Update (GAO/OCG-99-27, May 28, 1999), Federal  Debt Management in a Period of Budget Surplus (GAO/AIMD-99-270, September 29, 1999), and Federal  Debt Management Actions and Future Challenges (GAO-01-317, February 28, 2001). Choices:  1. For more information see the frequently asked questions. 2. For more information don't see the frequently asked questions. 3. For more information and details see the frequently asked questions.
Output: 1
Statement: From the Pater Noster church compound, a road heads to Bethphage, the traditional starting-point for Jesus's triumphal ride into Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday. Choices:  1. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the weekend. 2. The road leads to Bethphage from the church. 3. There are no roads leading from the church compound.
Output: 2
Statement: How did you know? I whispered.  Choices:  1. I was silent. 2. I whispered to the person.who was standing in the room. 3. I whispered to the person.
Output: 3
Statement: Evaluators considering the case study as a design for evaluation must first decide what type of evaluation question their specific question is and then examine the strengths and limitations of each type of case study for answering it. Choices:  1. Case studies cannot be used as designs for evaluation. 2. Evaluators have to study the strength and weaknesses of case studies. 3. There are multiple complicated steps for case study evaluation.
Output: 2
Statement: The collections, regularly rotated from the 45,000 works in reserve, range from the Fauves and Cubism to Abstract Expressionism, Dadaism, Surrealism, and all the breakaway factions and reactions which followed them. Choices:  1. The collections are rotated from only about 2000 works. 2. The collections are rotated from 45,000 works, but the disciplines are limited. 3. The collections are rotated from 45,000 works from across disciplines.
Output: 3
Statement: health care like dental Choices:  1. The company does not offer health care. 2. You mean like dental care. 3. Does the company offer health care like dental.
Output: 2
Statement: Kerensky had refused to take a job in the first cabinet, but did in the second one when Muliukov became prime minister and Kerensky became minister of war. Choices:  1. Kerensky has never held a cabinet position. 2. Kerensky first refused a cabinet job, but later took one as minister of war. 3. Kerensky regretted not taking his cabinet job at first, so jumped at the opportunity to do it again.
Output: 2
Statement: Reserve a window seat for views of Old City walls. Choices:  1. The window seats have the worst views. 2. The window seats have great views, especially at night. 3. The window seats have great views.
Output: 3
Statement: That is a pity, said John.  Choices:  1. John said that it was a pity. 2. John felt pitiful. 3. John didn't think it was a pity.
Output: 1
Statement: It turns out the manager of the seniors complex, its attorneys and government overseers were unaware, too. Choices:  1. Government overseers were aware of the situation at the seniors complex. 2. As a result, the company managing the seniors complex had financial difficulties. 3. Several people were not aware of the situation.
Output: 3
Statement: GDP is the output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States, while GNP is the output of goods and services produced by labor and property supplied by U.S. residents, regardless of where they are located. Choices:  1. When goods and services are produced by labor and property within the US, that is known as GNP. 2. The output of goods and services produced by property and labor within the US is also known as GDP. 3. The differences between GDP and GNP are usually negligible from a macro-economic perspective.
Output: 2
Statement: In that sense, despite Geffen's marketing efforts, Larson is straightforwardly Broadway. Choices:  1. Geffen tried to market Larson. 2. Geffen did not market Larson. 3. Geffen is a sales representative.
Output: 1
Statement: You know better. Choices:  1. You are aware that these things don't go this way. 2. You understand you don't know this. 3. You are fooling yourself.
Output: 3
Statement: my dad died you know when i was less than a year old so i always just had a mother so i always thought when i have kids you know i really want to be involved with them Choices:  1. My dad fought with cancer and passed away last year. 2. I was only a baby when my dad passed away, so I want my future kids to experience the paternal love I never had. 3. My mother never remarried and I never experienced the love of a dad, not even a stepdad.
Output: 2
Statement: you get you a pair of metric pliers right and you beat on it and a metric hammer Choices:  1. Use a pair of metric pliers and strike it with a hammer. 2. The hammer should be a sledgehammer. 3. Get a pair of underwear and cut it into pieces.
Output: 1
Statement: In light of recent events, a consensus has emerged that the SEC needs significant additional resources to help ensure that it can do its job properly. Choices:  1. In light of recent events a census has emerged. 2. In light of recent events including a toaster and a dog a census has emerged. 3. A cencus has not emerged.
Output: 1
Statement: West of the Bay Choices:  1. Near the Bay. 2. Far from the Bay. 3. By the Bay. 
Output: 1
Statement: there's  should be you know this for this crime this is the penalty you killed someone you know in cold blood or whatever this is what's going to happen Choices:  1. You know what is going to happen to you next. 2. You helped to stop the killer in their tracks. 3. You killed someone in cold blood so their will be a penalty.
Output: 3
Statement: Notwithstanding any other paragraph of this subsection, for units subject to this paragraph, the Administrator shall not allocate allowances pursuant to any other paragraph of this subsection, provided that the owner or operator of a unit listed on Table B may elect an allocation of allowances under another paragraph of this subsection in lieu of an allocation under this paragraph. Choices:  1. The Administrator can do whatever he wants regarding allowances. 2. The Administrator will receive a penalty if he always provides allowances. 3. The Administrator should not provide allowances under certain conditions.
Output: 3
Statement: With an effort Tommy pulled himself together. Choices:  1. Tommy was initially not very pulled together.  2. Tommy easily pulled himself together.  3. Tommy's friends encouraged him to pull himself together. 
Output: 1
Statement: The cover story christens professional wrestling a new American art form, albeit a savage  Fifty episodes of a popular wrestling TV show included 1,658 instances of grabbing or pointing to one's crotch, 157 instances of an obscene finger gesture, 128 episodes of simulated sexual activity, and 21 references to urination. Choices:  1. Professional wrestling on TV is filled with tasteless acts. 2. Professional wrestling is very popular in America. 3. TV has banned the screening of professional wrestling.
Output: 1
Statement: Something about wanting to be taken to Marguerite?" Choices:  1. Did it relate to wanting to be taken to Marguerite? 2. Wanting to stay away from Marguerite.  3. Marguerite would be a good plave to go. 
Output: 1
Statement: Dreams of it, sometimes, I does. Choices:  1. I dreamt of white snow and clear lakes. 2. I do sometimes dream of it. 3. I never dream of it, ever.
Output: 2
Statement: Of tears, the aftermarkOf almost too much love, The sweet of bitter barkAnd burning clove. Choices:  1. Clove is the most important ingredient. 2. Nearly more love than can be handled. 3. The bark has no sweetness.
Output: 2
Statement: Alexander the Great Choices:  1. Alexander of Macedonia 2. Alexander the pathetic 3. The greatest Alexander
Output: 1
Statement: The gardens, laid out by Ruskin himself, cover nearly one square kilometer (250 acres). Choices:  1. Ruskin laid out a really huge garden. 2. The gardens, which was laid out by Ruskin, was a measly 10 meter long space. 3. Ruskin loved plants and flowers until the day he died.
Output: 1