niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The executioner turns the power on and off, three times in all, and in between the jolts Tafero is moving, he's nodding, his chest rises and falls. Choices:  1. Tafero did not move. 2. Each jolt was stronger than the last. 3. The executioner did his job.
Output: 3
Statement: This mail is sent by non-households to households and includes utility, credit card, insurance and medical bills as well as advertisements from credit card companies, publishers, leisure services and banks. Choices:  1. The mail is sent from people in houses. 2. THe mail includes bills from chiropractors. 3. The mail is sent by groups, not people.
Output: 3
Statement: What the current fixation on teen-agers really shows is that adults are just as confused and ambivalent about their rights and their responsibilities as their kids tend to be. Choices:  1. Adults are even more confused than their kids are. 2. Adults and kids are both confused. 3. Adults have everything figured out.
Output: 2
Statement: Hitler invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, an act that drew the Soviets and Poles together in a shaky alliance. Choices:  1. The Soviets and the Poles became allies because of Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union. 2. Hitler's Soviet Union invasion lasted for 90 days.  3. The Soviets and Poles weren't in an alliance.
Output: 1
Statement: Research suggests that for each additional dollar of saving, perhaps one-third is used to increase net foreign investment and two-thirds is used to increase domestic investment. Choices:  1. Research says that each dollar of saving goes in part to domestic investment in aerospace. 2. Research says that each dollar of saving goes in part to domestic taxes. 3. Research says that each dollar of saving goes in part to domestic investment.
Output: 3
Statement: He struggled to get them on. Choices:  1. He spent a long time attempting to fit his oversized head in the small cap.  2. He had trouble putting them on.  3. He slipped into them with ease, they fitted like a glove. 
Output: 2
Statement: Is Mrs. Vandemeyer dining out tonight, do you know? Choices:  1. Do you know if Mrs. Vandemeyer is eating out tonight? 2. Is Mrs. Vandemeyer going to Olive Garden tonight? 3. I know for a fact that Mrs. Vandemeyer is eating at McDonald's tonight. 
Output: 1
Statement: Long-Term Inhalable Particles and Other Air Pollutants Related to Mortality in Nonsmokers. Choices:  1. Nonsmokers are unaffected by air pollutants. 2. Nonsmokers are affected by air pollutants and inhalable particles. 3. Air pollutants at highest cause of mortality in nonsmokers.
Output: 2
Statement: The Duomo was built during Pisa's Golden Age, begun in 1063, to honor Pisa's victory over the Saracens in Sicily. Choices:  1. The Duomo was built to honor the victory of Pisa over the Saracens. 2. The Duomo is featured a lot in articles on social media. 3. To honor Pisa's victory over the Saracens, nothing was built.
Output: 1
Statement: Every national animal protection organization in the country--representing more than 10 million Americans, and all of which have asked Vice President Al Gore to re-examine the program--would beg to differ. Choices:  1. Millions of Americans have proposed that Al Gore takes another look into the program. 2. Every national protection organization in the country does not believe it. 3. Every national protection organization in the country agrees a 100 percent.
Output: 1
Statement: 'Exactly,' Lincoln nodded. Choices:  1. Lincoln said that was right. 2. Lincoln said the person had gotten it correct. 3. Lincoln shook his head no.
Output: 1
Statement: This position, which has not been challenged by any prior administration, is reflected in the many congressional requests we receive to review agency processes for a broad variety of activities. Choices:  1. We receive requests for review very frequently. 2. No one ever requests a review for an agency process. 3. Previous administrations felt our position was a positive influence on the government.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah yeah obviously human life means nothing to him Choices:  1. Human life doesn't mean anything to him, we know that. 2. Human life meant nothing to Hitler, he killed millions of people. 3. He is a warm and lovely person, he wouldn't hurt another human being.
Output: 1
Statement: The point is, Al, and I don't know if you get this, but a political campaign is not just a performance for people--which is what this is--but it is rather a dialogue. Choices:  1. Al's campaign was showy and did not take politics seriously. 2. A political campaign is supposed to be a dialogue, not a performance. 3. Campaigns are just performances with no substance.
Output: 2
Statement: And, it is a dangerous one to ignore, either as an individual or as a business person. Choices:  1. This particular item has significant importance to individuals as well as businesses and should not be disregarded. 2. This should be paid attention to by everyone it is applicable to. 3. Forget about this thing because it doesn't matter.
Output: 2
Statement: According to APHIS, if Argentina was able to fill its 20 thousand metric ton (KT) quota of nonfed beef, consumers would save approximately $90 million annually. Choices:  1. Consumers would save up to 90 million dollars annually if Argentina were able to fulfill its 20,000 metric ton quota. 2. Consumers can not possibly save any money even if Argentina were to make its quota on nonfed beef. 3. Argentina is the world's second largest exporter of nonfed beef.
Output: 1
Statement: um-hum um-hum yeah really there could be um some uh scandals involved if you know it wasn't people that were really fair and Choices:  1. People are always fair so there won't be any negative repercussions. 2. There will be trouble if you found that people were unfair. 3. People will be disgraced when it comes to light they weren't fair.
Output: 2
Statement: Park in the main car park and walk the few meters into the village. Choices:  1. Walk a the few meters into the village after parking in the main car park. 2. The village has shopping malls, inns, restaurants and hotels. 3. After parking in the main car park, walk a mile to the village.
Output: 1
Statement: oh there's parts in it that don't move yeah Choices:  1. There are certain motionless components in it yes 2. Besides there being immobile components in it, there are also unmovable parts as well 3. Yep, there are parts in it that definitely move 
Output: 1
Statement: I think invention should be the prerogative of all men and in priority or not. And...' Choices:  1. Inventions include developing better systems for delivering food. 2. Somebody things that all men should be inventors. 3. Inventions are bad things that people should avoid.
Output: 2
Statement: hum um-hum oh yeah they as far as they're concerned they've come to the promised land you know they've got it made already Choices:  1. They don't think that they have made it.  2. They think that they have made it.  3. They assume since they're here that everything is great. 
Output: 2
Statement: If so, what will I write about? Choices:  1. If so, what should I write about in the newspaper? 2. If not, what should I sing about? 3. If that is correct, what should I write about?
Output: 3
Statement: It would be an understatement to describe the Italians as sports enthusiasts, at least as far as spectator sports are concerned. Choices:  1. Italians are very poor and boring fans to have at sporting events. 2. Italians really love their sports. 3. Italians favorite sport is soccer.
Output: 2
Statement: The first challenge for implementing recommended screening and interventions for problem drinking in emergency settings involves convincing staff of the importance and efficacy of such interventions. Choices:  1. The first problem for finding problem drinkers is getting all the patients to understand interventions. 2. The first problem for finding problem drinkers is getting all the staff to understand interventions. 3. The first problem for finding problem drinkers is getting all the staff to understand interventions in the ED during a trauma.
Output: 2
Statement: It identifies best practices to facilitate this decision making at two critical junctures-transition from system integration to system demonstration during product development and then transition into production. Choices:  1. It wants to encourage decisions at both systems integration and system demonstration. 2. The worst idea is to focus on decision making during product development. 3. These decision making changes will help to improve product development.
Output: 1
Statement: to do yeah um-hum yeah i think we've really come a long ways in that because yes Choices:  1. We are almost at our goal in that. 2. We aren't doing well in advancing that. 3. We have made significant progress in that.
Output: 3
Statement: OMB Circular 50 provides the policies and procedures for use by executive agencies when considering reports issued by GAO and Inspectors General, other executive branch audit organizations, and nonfederal auditors where follow-up is necessary; and OMB Circular A-123 addresses internal management control systems. Choices:  1. OMB Circular A-123 addresses internal management control systems. 2. OMB Circular A-123 wrote negative remarks about control systems. 3. OMB Circular A-123 made no comments on the control systems.
Output: 1
Statement: anyway so you don't have any children do you have any little nieces or nep hews  then Choices:  1. You are not a parent, but do you have siblings who have children? 2. How come you don't want to have any children? 3. You have four children and a host of nieces and nephews.
Output: 1
Statement: Even the singers don't like these songs. Choices:  1. The songs are terrible  2. The singers love these songs  3. The singers don't like these songs 
Output: 3
Statement: So they'll be gone by this winter--just as soon as the Christmas shopping season is over. Choices:  1. The in-laws are staying in town until the Christmas shopping season is over.  2. They'll stay long after the Christmas shopping season ends.  3. They will vacate after the Christmas season is over.
Output: 3
Statement: and i've never watched that i going to have to watch that sometime Choices:  1. I have zero interest in ever watching that.  2. I have very little interest in watching that, but enough that I will watch it eventually.  3. Eventually I will watch that although I haven't watched that yet. 
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum no i don't Choices:  1. Yes. 2. No. 3. No I don't but I want to.
Output: 2
Statement: Natalia was opposite me, dropping pills into a glass. Choices:  1. Natalia had a headache and was taking medicine. 2. I was putting pills in a glass while Natalia watched. 3. Natalia was putting pills in a glass.
Output: 3
Statement: Bakaly says no to several Snow questions, all of which essentially  Have you decided when to deliver a report to Congress? Choices:  1. Bakaly does not seem ready to report his findings to Congress. 2. Bakaly's investigation of John Snow and his time at the Wall is important to many members of congress. 3. Congress is worried that Bakaly has not been doing his job.
Output: 1
Statement: kiosks or accessed the programs on the Internet, using home computers. Choices:  1. The programs were accessed via home computers. 2. The programs were not accessed.  3. The programs were accessed via Apple laptops.
Output: 1
Statement: But when Senor Juanito told it, it sounded well." Choices:  1. But it sounded good when Senor Junaito said it. 2. It didn't sound the same as when Senor Juanito said it. 3. It sounded terrible when Senor Juanito said it too.
Output: 1
Statement: A Technical Assistance Grant from LSC, matched by a grant from The Florida Bar Foundation, enabled the directors to retain the services of a consultant who has continued to guide the planning process. Choices:  1. A grant from LSC helped the directors hire a consultant to help the planning process for expansion. 2. A grant from LSC helped the directors hires a consultant to helped the budgeting  process. 3. A grant from LSC helped the directors hire a consultant to help the planning process.
Output: 3
Statement: It was not only the thought of giving up Shadow and the foal, though he knew that would cut with a deeper hurt every day. Choices:  1. There were worse things to think about then giving up the horses. 2. Thinking of giving up Shadow and the foal made him sad. 3. He got to keep the horses, so that made him happy at least.
Output: 2
Statement: The kiosk used by Williams is part of a statewide effort to cope with a flood of litigants who cannot afford or refuse to hire lawyers. Choices:  1. The kiosk can be found in the courthouse and it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  2. The kiosk is an attempt to increase traffic flow through the new East Square Mall.  3. The kiosk is an attempt at easing the flood of litigants unable, or refusing, to hire attorneys. 
Output: 3
Statement: The ceiling was painted by Tiepolo in 1764. Choices:  1. Tiepolo painted the ceiling in 1875. 2. Tiepolo painted the ceiling. 3. Tiepolo painted the ceiling without any assistance.
Output: 2
Statement: I watched them distrustfully. Choices:  1. I looked at them in disbelief. 2. What they were doing was very normal. 3. It was hard to imagine they were actually doing what they were doing.
Output: 1
Statement: well well well what what they do is is they're supposed to monitor them but they don't monitor them very well at all Choices:  1. They don't monitor them as well as they are supposed to. 2. They monitor them much more than is necessary. 3. They are supposed to monitor them, and they could improve on that.
Output: 1
Statement: The rule also sets forth the procedures that apply to states that choose to implement a mechanism under state law, as an alternative to the federal requirements with respect to guaranteed availability for Choices:  1. The rule is just an alternative to the state government for the federal government. 2. Federal government has no control over the rules set by the state law.  3. There is rule for guaranteed availability implemented by both state and federal government.
Output: 3
Statement: Menstruation typically occurs on the 28 day lunar cycle. Choices:  1. Menstruation is random and does not follow any sort of pattern. 2. Menstruation strictly follows a cycle.  3. Women experience menstruation on a typical twenty eight day lunar cycle. 
Output: 3
Statement: A platform came into view, then shot into the distance. Choices:  1. A platform held the fire. 2. A platform shot an arrow into the distance. 3. A platform shot off in to the sky.
Output: 3
Statement: The preamble to the final rule contains the required information regarding the collection, including the reason and need for the information, the number of respondents, and an estimate of the annual burden hours which will be imposed. Choices:  1. The preamble to the final rule contains the information they need for the collection. 2. The preamble to the final rule contains no information they need for the collection. 3. The preamble to the final rule contains the information they need for the collection of the data.
Output: 1
Statement: 'The terminus is right outside our headquarters- people will be waiting.' Choices:  1. There are people are waiting outside by the terminus, which is right next to our headquarters.  2. People outside our headquarters by the terminus are armed and waiting to fight us. 3. The terminus is 100 miles away from our headquarters. 
Output: 1
Statement: Swimming, waterskiing, windsurfing, and sailing are all available on the lake as are boat cruises. Choices:  1. There are opportunities to sail, water ski and swim in the lake.  2. There is only a small fee to rent the equipment. 3. There is no fun to be had on the lake.
Output: 1
Statement: The male chin grows during puberty in response to testosterone. Choices:  1. During puberty, a boys chin grows from increased testosterone. 2. Not only does a males chin grow during puberty, facial hair emerges. 3. Increased testosterone in a male causes increased aggression and leads to violence.
Output: 1
Statement: The battle's end happened so quickly that Ca'daan almost missed it. Choices:  1. The battle ended quickly, causing Ca'daan to nearly miss it entirely. 2. The battle raged on, as both sides awaited an advantage.  Ca'daan's arrival marked that advantage. 3. The battle's quick end came as no surprise to Ca'daan, who expected to miss it entirely.
Output: 1
Statement: Esquivel arrived in 1510 and created a base called Nueva Sevilla near St. Ann's Bay, from which he hoped to colonize the rest of the island. Choices:  1. The settlement Nueva Sevilla was founded by Esquivel near St. Ann's Bay. 2. When he arrived in 1510, Esquivel noted that the island had already been colonized by the French. 3. Esquivel wished to colonize the island and claim it for himself.
Output: 1
Statement: 'What do you want?' They demanded. Choices:  1. Where in the world is Waldo? they shouted.  2. The detectives demanded to know what you knew about the criminal.  3. They demanded to know what you wanted. 
Output: 3
Statement: The Rollestons came over with the Conqueror, one of our oldest families." Mary had excused herself on the plea of an engagement with Dr.  Choices:  1. Excited by the Rollestons presence, Mary stayed for the entire dinner. 2. Mary left to go to the circus with the doctor. 3. The Rollestons were one of the oldest families present.
Output: 3
Statement: Continuous improvement, which compels workers to look for ways to make their jobs more efficient, is de rigueur at companies ranging from Polaroid to GM. Choices:  1. Continuous improvement will help workers do their jobs more efficiently in companies ranging from Polaroid to GM. 2. Continuous improvement will allow companies like Polaroid to create products faster and more efficiently.  3. Polaroid and GM both sell cars. 
Output: 1
Statement: A Palestinian state is a certainty, according to an article, but sovereignty will be a sham. Choices:  1. According to an article Palestine will never be its own state. 2. It is certain that there will be a Palestinian state according to an article. 3. After the war, Palestine will be made a state according to an article.
Output: 2
Statement: I sure forgot Beresford, said Julius contritely. Choices:  1. Julius didn't remember. 2. Julius could easily recall every detail. 3. Julius had forgotten Beresford birthday.
Output: 1
Statement: i never thought i would get rusty but i'm rusty now Choices:  1. I always knew I'd be lead. 2. I didn't think I'd get rusty at speaking, but here we are. 3. I didn't think I'd get rusty but I am.
Output: 3
Statement: Katz's war is won, but declaring victory and resting his vocal chords would mean giving up his career as the Jeremiah of cyberspace and finding a new hustle. Choices:  1. Katz will always be the Jeremiah of cyberspace. 2. Katz won the war by a narrow margin. 3. If Katz decided to stop using his voice, he will have to find new work.
Output: 3
Statement: The work itself, alas! Choices:  1. The work is. 2. There is no work. 3. The work is difficult.
Output: 1
Statement: Still untaken are several steps that required goodwill from local bar associations and others who had opposed the combination. Choices:  1. Several steps that required goodwill from local bar associations have yet to be taken.  2. The local bar associations have already taken the necessary steps.  3. Local bar associations undergo numerous permits and approvals before providing goodwill. 
Output: 1
Statement: In addition to providing copies of the product to the agencies involved, GAO's goal is to post written products on its Web site www.gao.gov within 24 hours of release. Choices:  1. The GAO does not have a website and will not post its products. 2. GAO will post products on the website within 24 hours. 3. It takes 24 hours for a product that has been released to show up on the GAO website.
Output: 2
Statement: The mask also shows a swelling in the upper left eyelid, which, according to Professor Walter Lerche, head of the Horst-Schmidt eye clinic in Wiesbaden, Germany, could be evidence of a rare form of cancer that may have killed the bard. Choices:  1. The bard may have succumbed to a rare type of cancer. 2. It's also possible that the bard died of old age. 3. The mask yielded no potential evidence of how the bard died.
Output: 1
Statement: That's Bible-swear truth, Rennie." Choices:  1. Rennie knows what a Bible is but he doesn't read it. 2. Rennie knows what a Bible is. 3. Rennie knows what a viola is.
Output: 2
Statement: Contribution limits and eligibility thresholds for RSAs for a couple were twice the amount for an individual. Choices:  1. The RSA contribution limits for individuals were twice as how of those of couples. 2. Couples need lower thresholds because how are they going to afford children otherwise? 3. Individuals had to pay twice as much into RSAs as couples did.
Output: 3
Statement: The small town of Porches has two standout Olaria Algarve (Porches Pottery), which has revived and updated long-forgotten Moorish styles, and Casa Algarve. Choices:  1. The Porches Pottery makers import all their wares from China. 2. In addition to great beaches Porches in Algarve boasts traditional pottery shops. 3. Porches in Algarve has two good pottery makers that follow the Moorish and Casa Algarve styles.
Output: 3
Statement: To the west of the Accademia, the Ca' Rezzonico is another canal-side design of Longhena, completed in the 18th century and now a museum (reopened in 2000) dedicated to those swan-song years of the Venice's Most Serene Republic, la Serenissima. Choices:  1. The museum, a design of Longhena, is dedicated to la Serenissima. 2. The museum entrance can only be reached by the main canal.  3. Ca' Rezzonico, completed over 200 years ago, now lies abandoned and empty. 
Output: 1
Statement: DOD changed its acquisition policy to emphasize evolutionary acquisition and establish separate integration and demonstration phases in the product development process. Choices:  1. Evolutionary acquisition was one of the things the DOD emphasized when its acquisition policy was changed. 2. The DOD's newly changed acquisition policy didn't bother to emphasize evolutionary acquisition. 3. The product development process was the one that came with the most internal debate.
Output: 1
Statement: You'll be about again in a couple of days.'   Choices:  1. You'll be fine in a couple of days. 2. Oh no, this is gonna take time. A month minimum. 3. You'll be skating again in a couple of days.
Output: 1
Statement: By the way, you've not had a young lady here asking for this key to-day?" The woman shook her head. Choices:  1. The woman was asked if a young lady had asked for the key earlier. 2. The woman was asked if a young man had asked for the key the previous week. 3. In fact the young lady had, but the woman didn't wish to answer the question.
Output: 1
Statement: Should I announce the arrest openly at Styles, or not?  Choices:  1. Shall I announce this arrest to the public at Styles? 2. I don't want to let the public know of the arrest.  3. I don't know if they public needs to know of the arrest of such a beloved townsman, but maybe I should let them know, right?
Output: 1
Statement: during every commercial get up off the couch Choices:  1. Every commercial break do jumping jacks until the end of the break. 2. Get off the couch during commercial breaks. 3. Workout during your show and sit down at commercial breaks.
Output: 2
Statement: Participants raised questions about whether the SEC should reconsider the amount and targeting of its civil sanctions and more frequently use other types of remedies, such as criminal sanctions, to hold people accountable for wrongdoing. Choices:  1. Participants believe candles will be a great remedy for criminals. 2. Participants asked questions about different ways to hold criminals accountable for wrongdoing.  3. Participants asked many questions about the death penalty. 
Output: 2
Statement: Bose is the property of Amar Bose, a man long regarded as hi-fi's most brilliant marketer but whose products tend to be built around a technical fad. Choices:  1. Amar Bose contributes in the field of business marketing. 2. Amar Bose made all of his money from the art of marketing. 3. Amar Bose is an engineer who doesn't do anything marketing-related.
Output: 1
Statement: He and Els were on the 17 th green, tied at 4 under. Choices:  1. One was winning on the 18th green.  2. They were pissed because they were tied and they wanted a true winner.  3. They were both tied at under 4 on the 17th green.
Output: 3
Statement: Time to relax and this former Portuguese colony is the perfect place for it. Choices:  1. There is no better place to relax than this former Portuguese colony. 2. This former Portuguese colony is a perfect place to rest for a while. 3. The Portuguese never colonized any areas worth visiting.
Output: 2
Statement: Leather belts, bags, and shoes are very popular buys. Choices:  1. It's popular to buy leather belts, bags, and shoes. 2. It's popular to buy leather belts, bags, and shoes for loved ones back home. 3. Nobody buys bags, belts or shoes.
Output: 1
Statement: Shenzhen is a premier shopping center, and much cheaper than Hong Kong. Choices:  1. Hong Kong is more expensive than Shenzhen is. 2. Hong Kong is a lot cheaper than Shenzhen. 3. Hong Kong and Shenzhen are both premier shopping centers.
Output: 1
Statement: Everyone has a stake in making our justice system accessible and fair. Choices:  1. To most people, it doesn't matter whether the justice system is fair or not.  2. It matters to everyone that the American justice system is fair.  3. It's important to everyone that we have a fair and accessible justice system. 
Output: 3
Statement: but yeah i don't have to buy jogging shoes all too often mine don't get very much use Choices:  1. My jogging shoes wear out so fast that I have to replace them every six months. 2. I shop for new jogging shoes only once in two years. 3. My jogging shoes can last for quite awhile.
Output: 3
Statement: practices by considering the scope of various types of audits and Choices:  1. There are various types of audits. 2. There is only one type of audit. 3. Each type of audit is completely different from one another.
Output: 1
Statement: Where's she off to?" Almost unconsciously, he held out his hand for the letter, but Julius folded it up and placed it in his pocket. Choices:  1. He wondered where she went, and held out his hand, but Julius folded the letter and put it in his pocket. 2. Julius didn't want him to know what was in the letter. 3. He wasn't interested in where she went and Julius gave him the letter when he asked.
Output: 1
Statement: He looked for the demon moon in the sky, the black orb of nightmare and ill omen. Choices:  1. The demon moon was a white orb. 2. He was looking for the demon moon. 3. He was looking to see if the demon moon was full.
Output: 2
Statement: and so far it hasn't been too hard but she hasn't been making a whole lot of decisions on her own yet and so you know i guess i'm i'm just going to have to be real conscious of that as i as she gets older and does start making decisions Choices:  1. It has been pretty easy, thus far, because she is not yet making a lot of decisions on her own yet. 2. It is so hard now I can't even imagine it getting worse. 3. It will probably get a bit more difficult when she is a teenager.
Output: 1
Statement: although i have i did try one year um out here in Dallas but i lived i used to live in San Antonio and i did try growing having a garden where i grew tomatoes and vegetables different vegetables and that was kind of fun Choices:  1. At one point I lived in San Antonio where I tried my hand in growing vegetables. 2. When I was in San Antonio I tried growing six or seven different types of vegetables.  3. I could never get anything to grow in San Antonio because the ground was not good.
Output: 1
Statement: grows on the on the brick Choices:  1. No growth ever occurs on the brick.   2. Growth occurs on the brick.   3. Rapid growth occurs on the brick.
Output: 2
Statement: You yourself did not happen to notice, madame, when you entered Mrs. Inglethorp's room, whether that door was bolted or not? Choices:  1. She does not have a lock on her door. 2. Did you notice if the door Mrs. Inglethorp's room was locked or not? 3. Mrs. Inglethrop's room is always locked.
Output: 2
Statement: It is a means to an end and you must clearly and consistently articulate the end that you envision. Choices:  1. Don't worry about making things clear or consistent. 2. When planning make sure to clearly articulate the end that you envision. 3. Clearly and consistently articulate the end that you envision.
Output: 3
Statement: uh because of the uh improvement in real estate prices and on the last move we bought ourselves a fairly large house and i've got some pretty stiff mortgage payments now Choices:  1. I have a large mortgage payment because of our last move.  2. Our house is really expensive to pay for .  3. I have no mortgage payments. 
Output: 1
Statement: 1 The advantages and disadvantages of effluent grab and composite samples are listed  Choices:  1. The advantages and disadvantages of effluent grab and composite samples aren't listed 2. The advantages and disadvantages of effluent grab and composite samples are listed 3. The advantages and disadvantages of effluent grab are shown in a cartoon
Output: 2
Statement: oh okay well you remember Sam Perkins when he was in North Carolina don't you Choices:  1. Sam Perkins was awful until he was with North Carolina. 2. Sam Perkins has never been to North Carolina. 3. Sam Perkins was with North Carolina.
Output: 3
Statement: Even when it comes packaged free with Windows 98, you'll really be paying a combined price for the operating system and the browser, which will surely be higher than the price Microsoft would charge for an operating system alone. Choices:  1. You will pay less that what you would have if you bought the browser and Windows 98 separate. 2. You will get a better deal if you purchase Windows 98 separately. 3. You will get a great package deal with Windows 98 and the browser.
Output: 3
Statement: Twenty weeks? Mieczyslaw couldn't believe it, and his brown eyes got so big the room went half-dark. Choices:  1. Mieczyslaw thought twenty weeks was a very short time. 2. Mieczyslaw didn't think he would be able to wait for twenty weeks. 3. He couldn't believe it would take twenty weeks.
Output: 3
Statement: Similarly, in Texas the performance management system is an integral part of agency and statewide planning structures, evaluation and decisionmaking processes, and accountability systems. Choices:  1. The Performance Management system is a minuscule part of the agency planning structures.   2. The Performance Management system is an integral part of the agency planning structures.  3. The Performance Management system is very important to Texas.
Output: 2
Statement: In addition, audits performed in accordance with GAGAS are subject to quality control and assurance reviews. Choices:  1. There are audits and quality controls in place.  2. There are vigourous audits and quality controls in place. 3. There are very few, if any, audits and control practices in place. 
Output: 1
Statement: especially like when they have special singers and things and La Cage au Faux that was excellent Choices:  1. There were singers there. 2. I thought La Cage au Faux was a great singer. 3. I didn't like it there very much.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah until they really and and it's not over see that's the thing it's not over and they're sending all these troops back and i think well they're probably going to end up going back over there again Choices:  1. The troops are still going back and it seems endless. 2. The war in Iraq was especially difficult for the infantry. 3. I believe it is all over see they are done sending troops there.
Output: 1
Statement: LSC has developed performance guidelines for assessing grant applications. Choices:  1. The grants were unregulated. 2. The grantees were upset with the rules for the application. 3. The grants had performance standards tied to the applications.
Output: 3
Statement: i can't think of what his name is right right off the bat though but uh they they they were fun they were real just books for fun Choices:  1. The books were not fun, but I remember his name.  2. His character's name in the books... I can't remember at all.  3. The books were fun, but I can't remember his name right now. 
Output: 3
Statement: In the overcrowded cities, just drop your bags off at the hotel, and then park your car. Choices:  1. Always park you car first and then take your bags to the hotel. 2. Drop off your bags at the hotel since you may have to park a distance away and wouldn't want to have to carry them that far. 3. Drop off your bags at the hotel before parking your car when you are staying in crowded cities.
Output: 3
Statement: By this awkward, deflationary reordering and compression, Tanenhaus clearly means to assert Chambers' importance independent of Hiss, to give him the dignity that comes with autonomy. Choices:  1. Tanenhause insured that Chambers was left in Hiss' shadow. 2. Chambers was Tanenhaus' ally in the next bill, so that is why he worked towards his importance. 3. Tanenhaus by his actions meant to give Chambers more autonomy.
Output: 3
Statement: Frank E Peretti i have to look for those Choices:  1. I think I might know where those are. 2. I know exactly where those things are located. 3. I don't know where those are, I'll need to search for them.
Output: 3
Statement: The amazing gall of it. Choices:  1. The gall of it. 2. The goodness of meat. 3. The amazing gall of it went unnoticed.
Output: 1
Statement: At the west end of the park, the elegant pink Quinta Vigia is the residence of Madeira's governor. Choices:  1. The governor of Madeira lives in Quinta Vigia. 2. At the east side of the park is the Quinta Vigia. 3. The governor of Madeira is often seen in the park.
Output: 1
Statement: Exciting, mysterious, glamorous these words have described Hong Kong for at least a century. Choices:  1. Hong Kong is gritty and ugly. 2. Hong Kong has always been known as glamorous because of the twinkling lights and beautiful flowers. 3. Hong Kong has always been known as glamorous.
Output: 3
Statement: but i've heard so many statements that i've lost track Choices:  1. None of the statements came from credible sources. 2. I've lost count of how many stories I've been told. 3. I've only heard one statement and I need to find more.
Output: 2
Statement: Notice to the left of the altar the beautifully carved stone episcopal throne. Choices:  1. The throne is made of iron. 2. The throne is made of carved stone. 3. The throne weighs over two tons.
Output: 2
Statement: and up here we're not really well some people are i guess up here i mean they'll eat fire but i'm just not i'm not i don't mind the spices i love garlic and all the rest of that but Choices:  1. I do not mind spicy things. 2. I hate to eat garlic. 3. My family doesn't like spicy things.
Output: 1
Statement: Building-space on the water being what it is, Venice has only one real piazza (all others are called campi ), but in comparison, any other contender would have died of shame anyway. Choices:  1. There used to be more piazzas in Venice but they couldn't compare with the main one. 2. There's only one real piazza in Venice because of how rare and expensive building space on the water is. 3. There are no piazzas left in Venice.
Output: 2
Statement: He saw no one but Conrad and Annette, and the girl had become dumb. Choices:  1. He had hoped there would be more people. 2. He didn't see Conrad there. 3. The only people he saw were Annette and Conrad.
Output: 3
Statement: Except for one thing. Choices:  1. One thing is the exception. 2. All but one thing are valid. 3. There is not a single exception. 
Output: 1
Statement: read and that's about it Choices:  1. read, and not much more than that 2. play video games, but not much else 3. read lots of books, but that's about it
Output: 1
Statement: well it sounds like you're you have the stuff there Choices:  1. I can't tell if you have the stuff. 2. Is that correct? 3. It appears that you have the items.
Output: 3
Statement: While the Lake District encourages and welcomes visitors, its popularity can damage the landscape and tax local transportation services. Choices:  1. The Lake District wants to prevent too many visitors from coming since they damage the environment. 2. The Lake District encourage visitors to come and swim in its many lakes. 3. The Lake District encourages and welcomes visitors which can lead to damaging of the landscape in its own way.
Output: 3
Statement: yes but yes and i kind of have always pooh-poohed military educations but i think that for this kid it's going to be you know his lifesaver otherwise he might have been driving trucks or framing houses you know from here to eternity Choices:  1. This kid is not very well behaved or smart. 2. I generally don't like the idea of military educations. 3. I fully support military educations for kids.
Output: 2
Statement: Most of the tools were developed initially for use with Defense department projects, but can also be used with non-Defense systems. Choices:  1. The tools were first developed for use with DOD projects. 2. The tools were developed initially in the 1980s. 3. The tools cannot be used with non-Defense systems.
Output: 1
Statement: Some go further and involve other  Check here if you'd like us to sell your name to strangers who will send you information about utterly unrelated products that will frighten and confuse you. Choices:  1. There are strangers who will send you information about products that will frighten and confuse you. 2. If you are not careful, some websites may sell your information to people who will send you spam. 3. There are no strangers on the internet who will send you information about products that are irrelevant to you.
Output: 1
Statement: that sounds like the exact same words my friend tells me Choices:  1. That's sounds exactly what my friend tells me.  2. My friend tells me the exact same thing every day, but I never listen to her. 3. That doesn't sound like anything I've heard before. 
Output: 1
Statement: right well  it's it's it's real small but uh like i said i mean the death penalty could probably be justified if if the evidence if there's no doubt no i never have Choices:  1. If there's evidence, then the death penalty is fine for murderers.  2. If there's evidence, then the death penalty is fine. 3. If there's evidence, then the death penalty can still be wrong.
Output: 2
Statement: The town proper will be difficult to defend. Choices:  1. The town cannot be defended. 2. The town is perfectly safe. 3. The town is in danger.
Output: 3
Statement: For example, a discount could be given for mail presorted into packages, each package being for one 5-digit ZIP Code area. Choices:  1. Many companies already presort their mail, and could have a retroactive discount applied.  2. There could be a discount if the mail was presorted by zip code.  3. It's impossible for the mail to be presorted. 
Output: 2
Statement: The results of this alternative calculation reduce the overall Base Estimate for the Clear Skies Act by 43 percent for the more extreme adjustment derived from Jones-Lee (1989), and by 9 percent for the less extreme adjustment derived from Jones-Lee (1993), as summarized in Exhibits 15 and 16 below. Choices:  1. The new calculations reduce the Base Estimate for the Clear Skies Act by 95%. 2. The new calculations reduce the Base Estimate for the Clear Skies Act more than any other environmental measure. 3. The new calculations reduce the Base Estimate for the Clear Skies Act.
Output: 3
Statement: all right you too good night then bye bye Choices:  1. Same to you, goodnight and goodbye. 2. Ok, good afternoon. Can we talk? 3. I will talk to you in the morning.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah well that's good everybody needs some sense of responsibility Choices:  1. Everyone needs to be somewhat responsible. 2. They needed to take on more responsibility.  3. They were totally reckless.
Output: 1
Statement: If so, you're wrong. Choices:  1. If so, you're right. 2. You're wrong because she is dead. 3. So, you're not right.
Output: 3
Statement: This, it turns out, is the most important difference between democracy and dickmorrisy. Choices:  1. This is the most important difference between democracy and dickmorrisy. 2. There is no important difference between democracy and dickmorrisy. 3. There is no such word as dickmorrisy in the oxford dictionary.
Output: 1
Statement: The sofa you see there now is a replica, the original having been stolen during the Revolution. Choices:  1. The original sofa is still present and always has been. 2. The replica sofa was created by an artist in 1987. 3. The sofa currently on display is a copy of the real thing.
Output: 3
Statement: The Shore comprises a quayside and several cobbled lanes with restaurants where you can have a pleasant lunch. Choices:  1. There are many lunch options at the restaurants dotting the cobbled lanes if you like variety. 2. The Shore has some cobbled streets. 3. The Shore has all paved streets and big factories.
Output: 2
Statement: But FYI, the two famous scientists - creators of microhockey were not longer engaged in scientific research - they were simply too wealthy for that. Choices:  1. The scientists that created microhockey in 2002 were billionaires. 2. Two scientists were very rich. 3. The scientists were poor.
Output: 2
Statement: The ticket will be stamped with the time your tour begins, which may be immediately, or a few hours later ask when you buy. Choices:  1. Inquire about what time your tour starts when you buy your ticket. 2. Ask the ticket seller whether they can give you an earlier tour. 3. You'll have to wait a maximum of half an hour for your tour to start.
Output: 1
Statement: Some critics praise his insight into the dark nature of American business and his riffs on subjects from chemotherapy to free markets. Choices:  1. Not one critic agrees with his work. 2. His views on many subjects draw good reviews. 3. Critics from the NY Times and Movietone agree with many of his insights.
Output: 2
Statement: Of these, the Dordogne has carved a particularly beautiful winding valley of gentle greenery. Choices:  1. There is a valley of gentle greenery carved by the Dordogne. 2. The valley carved by the Dordogne is not one of these. 3. The beautiful valley carved by the Dordogne is the most popular. 
Output: 1
Statement: The Meiji Restoration and the opening of Japan to exotic new Western-style amusements further enhanced Asakusa's reputation as Fun City Choices:  1. The restoration of the Meiji era further cemented the fact that Asakusa should be avoided at all costs.  2. About 15 million tourists visit Asakusa each year.  3. Asakusa is well known to be a fun city to be in. 
Output: 3
Statement: Tucked away in a small fold of the hills is Chashma Shahi, the smallest but in many ways most exquisite of the Mughal Gardens, drawing its water from a spring that runs directly down the adjacent mountainside. Choices:  1. Chashma Shahi is the largest of the Mughal Gardens, but there's not much of interest to see there. 2. Chashma Shahi is one of the Mughal Gardens and gets its water from a mountain spring. 3. Chashma Shahi is widely considered to be the most beautiful of the Mughal Gardens.
Output: 2
Statement: Saint-Omer Choices:  1. Omer 2. Omer the demon 3. St. Omer
Output: 3
Statement: Upon careful consideration of the findings of fact, the language and purposes of the statute and the legislative history, the Commission has determined that none of these formulations fully responds to the purposes of the statute or the intent of Congress. Choices:  1. The Commission wants more formulations to be done to meet the intent of Congress. 2. The Commission had no way of judging the formulations. 3. The Commission was not happy with any of the forumulations.
Output: 3
Statement: One aid lawyer is available per 11,000 eligible clients compared to one attorney per 375 people in the general population. Choices:  1. There are 17 aid lawyers available for every 11,000 clients that are eligible.  2. For every 11,000 clients that are eligible, there is only one aid lawyer available.  3. As of 2011, for every 11,000 eligible clients, there is only one aid lawyer available for assistance. 
Output: 2
Statement: Apparently he is a German spy; so the gardener had told John." Her face and voice were absolutely cold and expressionless.  Choices:  1. The gardener informed John that the man was apparently a German spy. 2. The gardener never spoke to John about the man. 3. The gardener believed him to be a German spy, and a high ranking one at that.
Output: 1
Statement: But he was doing it, and it was already beginning to work. Choices:  1. He was doing it, and nothing seemed to be working. 2. But he going at it, and it had started to work. 3. He couldn't believe how easily he had gotten the handle on it.
Output: 2
Statement: Hong Kong is crowded it has one of the world's greatest population densities. Choices:  1. Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places on Earth. 2. Hong Kong is a barren and sparsely populated region. 3. Property prices in Hong Kong are extraordinarily high.
Output: 1
Statement: It took two months to capture and was devastated by Allied bombs and the shells of the retreating Germans. Choices:  1. Two months was all it took to get the bomb shells removed.  2. They were devastated by the Allied bombs.  3. During their retreat, the Germans deliberately fired shells to destroy it.
Output: 2
Statement: 7Further, current law allows the representation of any alien who herself or whose child has beensubject to domestic violence. Choices:  1. An alien is not allowed to be represented under current law. 2. The law was recently passed. 3. Representation of an alien is allowed under current law.
Output: 3
Statement: Staring at a computer screen all day, pretending to be busy--it was Choices:  1. Glued on to the computer screen all day and pretending to do work. 2. Glued to the computer screen all day, working his fingers to the bone. 3. Getting paid for not doing anything at all.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah i used to until it i got so allergic to it i don't know if it's all well i went and had some tests run and just about all the kinds i was allergic to but it's not as bad here um like Saint Augustine i think is what we have and it's not as bad as it was when we were out in the country Choices:  1. I am not allergic to anything. 2. I developed an allergy when I was 20. 3. I was so allergic.
Output: 3
Statement: it was it was a marvelous experience because after that then all i had to do was uh follow the instructions you know and do and we did a lot of interesting kinds of things like i would take corn bread and uh cook a pan inside of a pan over a over a camp uh stove and it works real good it's like an oven Choices:  1. To cook the food I just had to follow the instructions. 2. I was not a good experience. 3. The food was delicious.
Output: 1
Statement: right  our society is so messed up though it's like no wonder they interpret it wrong we were in Dallas last night and we ate dinner at Meadow Road and seventy five at a restaurant there Choices:  1. Our society is in great shape. 2. Our society is very reckless and selfish. 3. Our society is a mess.
Output: 3
Statement: Yet the church, begun by Jesuits in 1748, is a thing of beauty; one half expects its bells to erupt in triumphant song. Choices:  1. The church was begun by Jesuits in 1748. 2. The church was begun by Jesuits in 1700. 3. The church was begun by Jesuits in 1748 and it continues to flourish to this day.
Output: 1
Statement: He was too reckless, too erratic, too anti-American. Choices:  1. His character was too anti-American, said the critics. 2. His character was so American. 3. His character was too anti-American.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I tire of this conversation,' White said. Choices:  1. I'll never get sick of this conversation, said White.  2. What was sick of the conversation. 3. White was tired of talking about the election. 
Output: 2
Statement: that's that's certainly true Choices:  1. That has been proven several times to be true. 2. That is absolutely true. 3. That is a huge lie.
Output: 2