niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: The most notable remains of the ancient city are the massive Roman aqueduct, the Roman hippodrome, the amphitheatre (which is now used for classical music concerts) and a fourth-century synagogue. Choices: 1. My family and I will be visiting the Roman aqueduct, as well as other notable remains. 2. The notable amphitheatre is still used to this day. 3. There are no religious buildings present in this city.
Output: 1
Statement: Take the train to London. Choices: 1. Take the first train that goes to London in the morning. 2. Go on the train and get to London. 3. Take a plane to England.
Output: 1
Statement: The gigantic castle he erected at Osaka was the biggest Japan had ever seen, requiring a work force of 30,000 men. Choices: 1. Japan does not have any notable castles of great size. 2. The biggest castle Japan had ever seen was erected in Osaka, requiring over 30,000 men to complete. 3. The largest castle in Japan is located in Osaka.
Output: 3
Statement: The medieval streets and Ottoman houses have been transformed into galleries and cafe and a small castle sits proudly above the town. Choices: 1. There are no galleries or cafes and there is nothing above the town. 2. There is a little castle sitting over the town. 3. The cafe is a former Ottoman house and there are cats in it.
Output: 3
Statement: You saw him, then? Choices: 1. Now, did you see him leave the store? 2. Did you see him, then? 3. You ignored him, why?
Output: 1
Statement: Transformers, Turtles, and Rangers were largely confined to action figures and television. Choices: 1. Transformers, Turtles and Rangers are popular.  2. Television shows and action figures are made of Rangers, Turtles and Transformers.  3. There aren't any television shows for Turtles like there are for Rangers or Transformers. 
Output: 1
Statement: The question isn't Netscape's tracking, it is the tracking of servers that we're describing. Choices: 1. Netscape is tracking servers. 2. Servers are being tracked. 3. The question is, what is Netscape tracking?
Output: 1
Statement: Ironically, busing will become unnecessary only when no one seems to have a problem with it anymore. Choices: 1. Busing is still necessary, and people currently have problems with it. 2. Most people use the bus to get to their workplaces. 3. Presently, no one has any issues with busing.
Output: 2
Statement: nah nah nah i mean that's what people Choices: 1. That's what I mean. 2. I don't know what I mean. 3. I mean people are lazy.
Output: 3
Statement: There are plenty of dead-end GIs in dead-end jobs, too. Choices: 1. There are plenty of GIs in dead end jobs. 2. GIs only work great jobs. 3. There are plenty of bad GIs that always work shit jobs.
Output: 3
Statement: At the level of policy, Wachtler has written a fine book, a worthy dissertation on the American penal system. Choices: 1. This is the only book that Wachtler has written so far. 2. Wachtler has written a book discussing the American penal system. 3. Wachtler has never written any books.
Output: 1
Statement: Time 's cover package attacks corporate  In some ways, it represents pork-barrel legislation of the worst order. Choices: 1. Time writes about pork-barrel legislation that harms small towns. 2. Time writes about public safety legislation. 3. Time writes about pork-barrel legislation.
Output: 1
Statement: from the Falkland Islands' Penguin News . Choices: 1. Originated with the FI's Penguin News. 2. This story came from a newspaper called Falkland Islands Penguin News. 3. Came from the New York Times.
Output: 2
Statement: Pushing against the man's back, the dark-skinned man drew his other knife against the man's exposed throat. Choices: 1. The dark-skinned man had his knife against the man's bare throat as he was pushing against his back. 2. The dark-skinned man wanted to hug the other man. 3. The dark-skinned man wanted to kill the other man.
Output: 3
Statement: Citizens, even in the remotest hamlets, could readily communicate with one another, monitoring the doings of Congress, and state and local governments. Choices: 1. The internet is the best form of communication used by citizens in order to keep their government in check. 2. Citizens can monitor their state and local governments due to their access to a means of communication. 3. Large groups of citizens are cut off from communication making awareness of their government hard.
Output: 1
Statement: The auditor should refer to agency-specific requirements for more information. Choices: 1. The auditor should refer to the requirements if they have questions. 2. The auditor should not have to refer to the requirements if they have questions. 3. The auditor should refer to the requirements specific to the FDA if they have questions.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Wouldn't that be extremely dangerous?' Choices: 1. I was concerned about the dangers involved.  2. That seems to be the safest route.  3. Would that not be hazardous?
Output: 1
Statement: Max, the New York Times Book Review ). Many critics marvel at Oates' prolific  It's a wonder she hasn't run out of that all-too-scarce literary fuel, imagination. Choices: 1. She is truly a genius of her time that Oates. 2. Many critics were disgusted by Oates' work. 3. Many critics were awestruck by Oates' prolific work.
Output: 1
Statement: In most cases, information resources will be purchased by issuing an RFP, which forms the basis for the resulting contract. Choices: 1. Contracts for information are initiated by issuing an RFP. 2. Information resources are normally acquired by stealing them from other agencies. 3. These contracts generally cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to fulfill.
Output: 3
Statement: Located just north of the Wenatchee Valley Mall, the park had been threatened with closure for more than a year. Choices: 1. There were many residents who didn't want the park to be closed. 2. For over a year, the park had been faced with threats of closure. 3. The park had been relatively safe while the mall had been threatened with closure.
Output: 1
Statement: and the two guys i was with they were like well this you're a wimp you know because we've been drinking out of the water and we're okay so they went out fly fishing and they're having a great time Choices: 1. They said they drank the water and it was okay. 2. They caught many fish. 3. They did not go fly fishing.
Output: 2
Statement: The Throne Room is huge the ceiling is 40 metres (130 feet) high and lavishly decorated. Choices: 1. The Throne Room is 20 metres wide. 2. The ceiling of the Throne Room is an impressive 40 metres high. 3. The Throne Room ceiling is 10 metres high.
Output: 1
Statement: Such an approach invariably leads to added costs because programs are forced to fix problems late in development. Choices: 1. Approaches like that usually lead to added costs. 2. That's the safest approach possible in terms of avoiding unexpected costs. 3. Problems late in development are always guaranteed to happen.
Output: 3
Statement: you go to high school you you know you work you go to college you get out of college and you get a good job and you work and and none of this you go spend two years in the Peace Corps to expand to broaden your horizons Choices: 1. After working in high school to get to college, you graduate and find a good job and you work without thinking at all about spending two years in the Peace Corps. 2. Before going to college to get that good job, there was plenty of encouragement to enter the Peace Corps and broaden horizons. 3. The family could not afford for me to waste time spending two years in the Peace Corps and not working a post-college job.
Output: 3
Statement: One leads through the fertile lands of the Nile Delta, past fields of cotton, rice, and numerous fruits and vegetables. Choices: 1. It goes through the luscious lands of the Nile Delta with fields of cotton, rice and fruits. 2. Livestock is also raised in the delta.  3. You go through infertile lands around the Nile.
Output: 2
Statement: The original Seattleites--the NW Indians--have become so Californian they're Nevadans. Choices: 1. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans. 2. The original Ohlone, the Indians of the SW have become so English. 3. The original Seattleites, the Indians of the NW have become so Californian they're Nevadans and live in Las Vegas.
Output: 3
Statement: He snatched at it. Choices: 1. He grabbed at the thing. 2. He wanted whatever it was very badly. 3. He asked politely for the thing.
Output: 2
Statement: and uh  they just published this internally Choices: 1. It was only an internal publishing. 2. They didn't publish anything. 3. They published it yesterday morning.
Output: 3
Statement: well June is medium sized but she is scared to death of thunder storms Choices: 1. She cowers under the bed whenever there's a thunderstorm. 2. June is large-sized.  3. June doesn't like thunderstorms.
Output: 1
Statement: Sugar cane was brought to Jamaica by the Spanish in the early 16th century, and much of the crop was exported. Choices: 1. Sugar cane was moved into Jamaica by the Spanish. 2. Sugar cane was local to the Jamaican families. 3. The Spanish had initiated trade with the Jamaicans.
Output: 3
Statement: Kill him!  Choices: 1. Do not harm him. 2. He ought to be killed. 3. I command you to kill him.
Output: 2
Statement: Egyptian National  The national circus started with the help of skilled Soviet practitioners in the 1960s, and it has a permanent base at Azouga in Cairo for most of the year. Choices: 1. The Egyptian circus is based in Cairo because many talented circus-people live in the city. 2. The permanent Egyptian circus base can be found in Cairo. 3. There was no national circus in Egypt until the year 2000.
Output: 1
Statement: At the junction with Rua Mouraria is the Museu Municipal do Funchal (Municipal Museum), yet another 18th-century aristocratic home converted into a museum (entrance on Rua Mouraria). Choices: 1. The Museu Municipal do Funchal was never originally the home of aristocrats in the 18th century. 2. The Museu Municipal do Funchal was formerly the home of an aristocrat. 3. The aristocrats who lived there wished to open the home up after their passing.
Output: 3
Statement: Compare prices before you buy any significant item. Choices: 1. You should compare prices to see if you can find the item cheaper elsewhere. 2. Comparing prices doesn't save you money 3. You should compare prices before making a large purchase.
Output: 1
Statement: Zeus, not surprisingly, fancies himself their leader. Choices: 1. Zeus is a self-declared leader. 2. Zeus would never call himself the leader. 3. Zeus considered himself to be the leader.
Output: 1
Statement: A spit of land reaches out south of the city acroseKingston Bay, sheltering the famous harbor. Choices: 1. A spit of land does not reach out south of the city of Kingston Bay. 2. A section of land reaches out south. 3. The piece of land has been conquered by the Spanish.
Output: 3
Statement: that that that's really sad you know you got young boys or girls that at fourteen or twelve years old that are committing murders and no remorse what so ever Choices: 1. There are no young girls and boys killing anyone.   2. Young girls and boys learn to commit murder from TV.   3. Young girls and boys are committing murder without any remorse.  
Output: 2
Statement: It has ranges of barren hills and mountains as well as green fertile valleys that produce grapes and olives in abundance. Choices: 1. The valleys are very fertile in the summer time. 2. The valleys grow grapes and olives. 3. The valleys are lifeless and produce nothing.
Output: 1
Statement: In the neighboring Cathedral Museum (Museo dell'Opera Metropolitana), Giovanni Pisano's original sculptures for the Duomo's facade have strangely distorted poses because they were meant to be seen from below. Choices: 1. The sculptures in the Cathedral Museum were not designed by Giovanni Pisano. 2. The Cathedral Museum features sculptures with weirdly distorted poses. 3. Giovanni Pisano's sculptures have been featured in many fine art magazines.
Output: 3
Statement: Longfang was tough, said the large man, his warclub resting on his shoulder and referring to the proper name of the mountain they had seen him kill. Choices: 1. The man said Longfang was weak. 2. The large man knew everything about Longfang. 3. The large man held a weapon.
Output: 2
Statement: KKR has not succeeded because of the discipline of debt or even the promise of untold riches. Choices: 1. KKR has not succeeded because of the factors of money. 2. The KKR are not afraid of money issues, so they have succeeded. 3. The KKR are afraid of running out of money, so they have yet to succeed.
Output: 3
Statement:  Sather Karf began without preamble, stating things in a dry voice as if reading off a list of obvious facts. Choices: 1. Sather Karf started off with some rambling. 2. Sather Karf was reading a list of facts. 3. The list seemed as if it were rather important.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum uh we're going to breed her with a champion so we'll be able to get uh probably around two fifty for the kittens Choices: 1. We are going to try to get about two fifty for the kittens. 2. We are going to have her spayed tomorrow. 3. We will probably make over a thousand dollars for a litter.
Output: 3
Statement: Like its football cousin, baseball depends heavily on television money . But MLB complains that it's not getting enough. Choices: 1. Baseball doesn't get any money from networks. 2. Baseball gets $10 million from the networks. 3. Baseball gets a lot of money from the networks.
Output: 2
Statement: For most quiz participants, the precarious venture that needed saving was either a failing TV show or a foundering political campaign. Choices: 1. Most participants paid good money to save the venture.   2. For most participants, there was nothing to save.   3. For most participants, the venture that needed saving was a failing TV show or a foundering political campaign.  
Output: 1
Statement: oh my word oh was it we trew grew cantaloupe last year and that's how they were just tasteless you couldn't even eat them Choices: 1. We grew cantaloupe last year and they were great. 2. We grew cantaloupe last year and they were tasteless. 3. We grew cantaloupe last year and they were tasteless but the kids liked them.
Output: 3
Statement: Lawyers know how to make landlords heat apartments so the medical treatment can stick. Choices: 1. They wanted to make sure their clients rights were being observed. 2. The lawyers closed down the apartments. 3. The lawyers wanted the landlords to turn the heat on for their tenants.
Output: 1
Statement: the ATM machines Choices: 1. N/a 2. N/a 3. N/a
Output: 2
Statement: but they weren't Choices: 1. They were not. 2. They were not the ones. 3. They are the ones that were mentioned.
Output: 2
Statement: Alongside La Savane runs rue de la Liberte, and at No. 9 is Martinique's excellent Musee departemental. Choices: 1. Alongside La Effife runs rue de la Liganone, and No. 11 is Barbados excellent restaurant. 2. At No. 9 you will find Martiniques excellent Musee departemental. 3. Martinique is a small island, although it has a large economy.
Output: 3
Statement: He had remembered. Choices: 1. He had a good memory 2. He forgot about it 3. He did not forget
Output: 1
Statement: To fill the gap in missing FPA rates, the Commission calculated an extra ounce rate between the two highest weight intervals for which there were rates. Choices: 1. The commission calculated a rate that's between the her than the highest weight interval. 2. The commission calculated a rate that's between the two highest weight intervals. 3. The commission calculated a rate that's between the two highest weight intervals, which will add another $500,000 in revenue.
Output: 3
Statement: In addition, comprehensive, timely information on incidents can help federal and nonfederal analysis centers determine the nature of an attack, provide warnings, and advise on how to mitigate an imminent attack. Choices: 1. Information on incidents would not help any analysis centers determine the nature of an attack. 2. Comprehensive, timely information on incidents can help federal and nonfederal analysis centers determine the nature of an attack. 3. Information on incidents should be recorded by all managers.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah yeah now i had a lot of friends who went to the Peace Corps uh back in the mid sixties Choices: 1. All of my friends who joined the peace corps survived. 2. I knew some people who served in the peace corps. 3. In the 60s, none of my friends were in the peace corps.
Output: 1
Statement: The recent clamor in the press and among some politicians to allow patients to sue insurers for medical malpractice makes it sound as if we are going in the wrong direction here, too. Choices: 1. Medical malpractice claims against insurers will only make the cost of insurance increase. 2. If we allow patients to sue insurers, then doctors will be able to commit as much malpractice as they'd like, without any repercussions.  3. The medical field is moving in the wrong direction, one which would allow patients to use for insurers for medical malpractice.
Output: 1
Statement: charge with a nominal charge for upgraded copies of the software. Choices: 1. The upgraded software will improve usability. 2. The charge for upgraded copies of the software will be exorbitant. 3. There will be a small charge for upgraded copies of the software.
Output: 1
Statement: Suppose we try some of the eastern methods and see how they work on our wild ones. Choices: 1. Suppose we try a few of the eastern methods and see how effective they are for our wild ones. 2. Let's not try anything new with the wild ones.  3. We think they will be very effective for our wild ones.
Output: 3
Statement: Haven't I always told you he would murder her in her bed?  Choices: 1. She was murdered while she was bathing. 2. I've told you before that he would murder her in her bed. 3. It's always been known that she would be murdered in bed.
Output: 3
Statement: McCarthy comes on like a bracing slap of Aqua Velva, says the New York Times Book Review 's Sara Mosle. Choices: 1. Sara Mosle writes for the NY Times. 2. Sara Mosle writes for Newsweek. 3. Sara Mosle reviews books for the Times each week.
Output: 3
Statement: oh yeah well you knowing them they're very um oh i don't know almost compare them to a very egotistical man well damn right i'm going to protect my family you know so Choices: 1. Of course I'm going to protect my family. 2. I won't protect my family as it isn't my job, you know that. 3. It is my duty to protect my family.
Output: 3
Statement: At all times it's a good idea to wear a T-shirt or something light to protect your shoulders, as well as a hat. Choices: 1. A hat would keep the sun out of your eyes. 2. Your shoulders can be protected by a T-shirt, which is advisable. 3. A T-shirt would not be needed to protect your shoulders.
Output: 1
Statement: And at the Liberation, this was the spot where General de Gaulle commenced his triumphal march down the Champs-Elysees. Choices: 1. General de Gaulle was the one they were liberated from. 2. The Liberation was lead solely by General de Gaulle. 3. General de Gaulle marched passed here at the Liberation.
Output: 2
Statement: The FDA may have no current plans to dispatch referees to our bedrooms to enforce safe sex, but when it does, you can be sure it will be in the guise of protecting children. Choices: 1. There may be no current plans for the FDA to dispatch referees to our bedrooms to enforce safe sex, says the New York Times. 2. There may be no current plans for the FDA to dispatch referees to our bedrooms to enforce safe sex. 3. There are current plans for the FDA to dispatch referees to our bedrooms to enforce safe sex.
Output: 1
Statement: Defense Medicare Medicaid Choices: 1. Defending all government programs. 2. Attacking Medicare and Medicaid. 3. Defending Medicare and Medicaid.
Output: 1
Statement: no i know i know a little bit more than most people but no where near enough to even talk intelligently about them Choices: 1. I should be prepared in a couple of weeks. 2. I need to learn more before talking about it with other people. 3. I'm a leading expert on this.
Output: 1
Statement: of uh of casual speech uh in an attempt to get some kin d of a model of what speech is like Choices: 1. We only look at formal speech because a casual speech model would be useless. 2. Casual speech can help in obtaining a model of what speech is like. 3. Creating a model based on casual speech would involve thousands of voice recordings.
Output: 3
Statement: If , however, you have been deputized to ask on behalf of your GF, she's in a bit of a bind, unless the lease stipulates how many people may occupy the flat. Choices: 1. The lease doesn't mention occupancy. 2. The lease might say how many people can live there. 3. The lease says no more than 5 can live there.
Output: 3
Statement: As the century's greatest thinker, as an immigrant who fled from oppression to freedom, as a political idealist, he best embodies the century, says Time . Choices: 1. Time says Keanu Reeves is the greatest thinker of the century. 2. Time says the century's greatest think also embodies it. 3. The century's greatest thinker caused a lot of oppression.
Output: 1
Statement: As discussed earlier, EPA's Science Advisory Board, while acknowledging the uncertainties in estimation of a PM-mortality relationship, has repeatedly recommended the use of a study that Choices: 1. The EPA has a Science Advisory Board. 2. The EPA does not have a Science Advisory Board. 3. There are uncertainties in the estimation of PM-mortality relationships.
Output: 3
Statement: It now houses the castle cafe with a good selection of snacks and hot meals but was originally used to store the provisions carts. Choices: 1. There is no cafe. 2. The cafe can seat 200 people. 3. It has the cafe in it.
Output: 2
Statement: Senior executives receive a level of achievement of exceptional, fully successful, or less than fully successful for each element in their individual performance plan as measured against the established performance requirements. Choices: 1. The established performance requirements are quite high. 2. The senior executives are all granted exceptional achievement awards. 3. The senior executives receive feedback on their performance.
Output: 1
Statement: you know but i've it's been long gone out of my system now i could just put it in home and let it go there and take me there and that's it i don't like any of that Choices: 1. It's completely out of my system 2. I could put it in my home but I would still think about it 3. I still use it all the time
Output: 2
Statement: Benefits transfer is the science and art of adapting primary benefits research from similar contexts to obtain the most accurate measure of benefits for the environmental quality change under analysis. Choices: 1. Benefits transfer isn't just a science, but an art.  2. Benefit transfers are math and English based.  3. A benefits transfer can only be done by someone well versed in the topic. 
Output: 3
Statement: He let the air dry the exposed portions of his body as he ran out, while bare skin grew wet against the dewy grass. Choices: 1. He didn't have time to use a towel. 2. He made sure he was all dry before he ran out. 3. He let his body air dry.
Output: 1
Statement: He pointed out to me the little house inhabited by him and his fellow Belgians, and I promised to go and see him at an early date.  Choices: 1. I fancied him.  2. He pointed out his house and I promised to go on a date with him.  3. He refused to show me where he lived.
Output: 1
Statement: right in high school Choices: 1. Right in kindergarten. 2. Right before college. 3. Right in secondary school.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah we're we're going to go see that probably tonight Choices: 1. We're not gonna go see that movie. 2. Maybe we'll watch it tonight. 3. I think we'll go ahead and watch it around 8 PM.
Output: 3
Statement: yeah it's sort of a a rare select environment Choices: 1. It is a very common enviroment. 2. It is a rare, select environment but I love it. 3. It is a rare, select environment.
Output: 2
Statement: Power generation emissions of SOx and NOx for each of the scenarios is presented in The Clear Skies  Technical Support Package. Choices: 1. The Clear Skies Package pertains to information on cleaning emissions from the atmosphere. 2. Levels of NOx were found to be more dangerous than SOx. 3. The technical support package contains a number of different scenarios.
Output: 2
Statement: um no no i haven't had any problem Choices: 1. yes, i've had problems with them every time 2. no, i haven't had an issue 3. no, i've never had any trouble with the people at that place
Output: 3
Statement: Among other things, the preambles included a title and reasons for the information collection, the proposed use for the information, a description of the respondents, and the frequency of responses. Choices: 1. The use of information must me proposed in the preamble. 2. She said the preamble is not necessary, is it? 3. There are a title and reasons in the preambles.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah the only thing you've got to watch is when that creek comes up we camped next to one one time when we were there a couple of summers ago and we figured we were up a long way off and then it rained that night and we thought well wonder how far off we are and we got up the next day and that creek that had been fifty or sixty feet from our site of our tent was now about three feet away and it's like oh well maybe we ought to move just a touch so that was kind of funny Choices: 1. You have to watch when the creek comes up. 2. You have to watch when the creek comes up because there can be a flash flood in just an instant. 3. The creek never comes up.
Output: 2
Statement: The imposed treaty in 1772 robbed Poland of nearly a third of its lands. Choices: 1. Poland gained land and lost nothing in 1772. 2. Some land that had been Polish ceased to be Polish in 1772. 3. Poland lost land in 1772 because it had started the war.
Output: 3
Statement: A garden (not always open to the public) connects the Hetel de Soubise with its twin, Hetel de Rohan, on the rue Vieille du Temple. Choices: 1. Hetel de Soubise has a twin called Hetel de Rohan. 2. The garden connecting Hetel de Soubise and Hetel de Rohan is always open to the public. 3. Hetel de Soubise and Hetel de Rohan were built around the same time.
Output: 3
Statement: The banging and beating on the door was terrific. Choices: 1. The soft knocks on the door were mortifying. 2. There was a wonderful banging and beating on the door. 3. The banging and beating almost broke the door down.
Output: 3
Statement: But maybe the moral is that the only folks who are going to get their full chicken's worth out of the 8,000 market are those who stop counting their chickens and start trading them in. Choices: 1. Those who have traded in their assets are happy about it. 2. It is better to hold on to one's assets than to trade them in. 3. But the lesson is that trading in assets is the way to go.
Output: 1
Statement: But he had seen enough. Choices: 1. He had to leave soon.  2. He still needed to see more.  3. He didn't need to see any more. 
Output: 1
Statement: Never seen her, responded Mr. Hersheimmer. Choices: 1. Mr. Hersheimmer has responded, that he has never seen her. 2. Of course, I saw her, responded Mr. Hersheimmer. 3. Mr. Hersheimmer was lying about seeing her.
Output: 3
Statement: An unceasing flow and interchange of citizenry from one bank to the other takes place across the bridges of the Seine. Choices: 1. The bridges of the Seine allow countless people to navigate between the two banks. 2. The only way to cross the Seine is by paid gondola. 3. More often than not, tourists head towards the Left Bank.
Output: 3
Statement: An' that was back-breakin' work we was feelin' as beat as when we run out of Tennessee after Franklin. Choices: 1. After Franklin, they had to leave Tennessee because they were treated badly there. 2. After Franklin, they had to leave Texas. 3. After Franklin, they had to leave Tennessee.
Output: 1
Statement: Just a hint, he said. Choices: 1. Simply a clue, he mentioned. 2. Just to give you an idea since you seem to have trouble without any hints. 3. You don't need any help so I will not mention if it was a hint.
Output: 2
Statement: The biggest and most popular island is Beyekada (Big Island), with a pleasant town and a picturesque monastery. Choices: 1. Bevekada is close minded and has a military base. 2. Beyekada is the best place to visit for people who like exploring. 3. Beyekada has a friendly town and a picturesque monastery.
Output: 2
Statement: Yes? Her grave eyes met his inquiringly. Choices: 1. Her solemn eyes looked into his eyes with a question, Yes? 2. She liked to look at people when she asked them questions.  3. She looked away and said, No. 
Output: 2
Statement: A new scientific report claims that puberty begins as early as the age of 6. A woman in North Carolina was charged with murdering her son by whacking him with a computer keyboard. Choices: 1. The woman was upset her son had logged into her private email account. 2. The son died when he was hit with the computer monitor.  3. A report claims that puberty can start at age 6.
Output: 1
Statement: Up to now Johnny's been their best bet at gittin' th' Range into trouble."Drew turned his head to look Fenner in the eye. Choices: 1. Johnny has been causing the Range trouble. 2. Mary has been causing problems on the Range. 3. Johnny affiliation with the mob is causing trouble for the Range.
Output: 3
Statement: There is some symmetry in the diagnosis of Clinton, our therapeutic president, as patient in addition to healer. Choices: 1. There was balance as well as beneficial elements.  2. They had much respect for the president. 3. It was asymmetrical in nature.
Output: 2
Statement: all right good luck with your new home Choices: 1. I hope your house will catch on fire. 2. I hope you will have a great time making a new garden. 3. All the best with your new home.
Output: 2
Statement: Like the Ataturk Bridge farther upstream, its central span opens daily at 4:00 a.m. to allow ships in and out. Choices: 1. Its central span cannot open, so ships cannot pass the bridge. 2. It lets ship pass at four o'clock in the morning every day. 3. It stays open for an hour so that ships can come and go.
Output: 3
Statement: oh boy i was just up there i just got back last night around eleven thirty or so and it was about seven inches of snow on the ground and it snowed all day Choices: 1. I was up there until last night and the weather was just terrible! 2. I havent been there in years. 3. I was up there until last night.
Output: 1
Statement: The traditional Qing Dyna?­sty style of the mansion is enlivened by a few West?­ern a Baroque-style ceiling and stained glass above the doorways, showing the builder's up-to-date attitude at the time of construction. Choices: 1. The builder had an up-to-date attitude at the the time of construction. 2. It is a beautiful mansion. 3. The mansion is not done in Qing Dynasty style.
Output: 2
Statement: and oh my God here we go you know i just hate that but Choices: 1. I hate that. 2. I love it! 3. I hate that argument you make.
Output: 3
Statement: Adults have always been struck by how much teen-age communication can seemingly be accomplished by emitting one of perhaps half a dozen subverbal phonemes, and it will be instructive to watch as something along these same lines spreads to the general population. Choices: 1. Most teenagers today communicate through smart phones or computers. 2. Adults have never really cared about how teenagers interact with one another and communicate. 3. Adults are amazed by how teenagers communicate.
Output: 1
Statement: His follow-up remark, June 10: Mormon people don't like me either, right? Choices: 1. Mormon people dislike him. 2. He did not question what the Mormon's think about him. 3. Mormon people dislike me, is it true?
Output: 1
Statement: That may be true, but the connection between the gay awakening and the student rebellion of 1968 is an oblique one. Choices: 1. The circumstances that may be true are a result of a good economy.  2. The fact is likely false and the connection is not existent.  3. The fact might be true however the connection is an oblique one. 
Output: 1
Statement: yeah that's fun  that's a whole different sport Choices: 1. The sports only share a few similarities. 2. The sports are both different. 3. They are the same sport.
Output: 1
Statement: On the other hand, leaders who are--by African standards--democratic, uncorrupt, and competent have taken over former military dictatorships such as Uganda. Choices: 1. On the other side, the good leaders have control of military dictatorships such as Uganda. 2. All African leaders are know to be democratic, uncorrupt and competent. 3. There are only a handful of African leaders who are not corrupt.
Output: 3
Statement: If they caught me now they'd  " Her eyes opened wide and staring. Choices: 1. Her eyes were constantly staring. 2. She opened her eyes widely. 3. She never opened her eyes.
Output: 1
Statement: Did you notice any candle grease on the floor when you did the room yesterday? Choices: 1. There was candle grease on the floor yesterday when the room was being done. 2. I want to know if you noticed candle grease on the floor yesterday. 3. I don't care if there was candle grease on the floor when you did the room yesterday.
Output: 1
Statement: The Kentuckian tried to remember where Fowler had been during the fracas. Choices: 1. The Kentuckian missed him in all of this commotion. 2. Where had Fowler been during the fracas--that's what the Kentuckian tried to remember. 3. He tried to forget that Fowler just left him alone durign the fracas like that.
Output: 1
Statement: Two universes join, and the result is a nucleus world surrounded by a shell, like an egg. Choices: 1. Two universes join, and the result is not what was expected, there is no world 2. A nucleus world surrounded by a shell is created from two universes joining. 3. the shell is solid and not easy to break
Output: 3
Statement: uh-huh well what do you think though um um i don't know i the the one problem i guess i have and maybe why so many women younger women now are choosing to go outside is i feel that in general in this society that being at home is not looked upon as um a job in itself whereas you know you hear a lot of women that are home saying that it is a job in itself but i know when i was working and i was a an engineer so i was always with men uh and they were single many of them and i tried to explain to them well my day doesn't end when i leave at i used to leave at three i keep going to eleven at night and they had Choices: 1. There are women who work as an engineer, sometimes all the way to eleven o'clock. 2. There are no woman who work as an engineer. 3. I am a woman who works as an engineer.
Output: 3
Statement: The Administrator will allocate to an opt-in unit an amount of allowances equal to fifty percent  the lesser of the unit's baseline heat input or the unit's heat input for the year before the year for which the Administrator is determining the allocation; multiplied by the lesser of the unit's baseline emission rate, the unit's 2002 emissions rate, or the unit's most stringent State or federal emission limitation applicable to the year on which the unit's baseline heat input is based. Choices: 1. The Administrator is responsible for allocating yearly allowances. 2. The Administrator has an assistant for helping with allocations. 3. It is not the Administrator's duty to allocate allowances.
Output: 2
Statement: are trying to make the country better Choices: 1. It's trying to make the country better.  2. We should be focusing on improving our land.  3. We don't need to worry about our country. 
Output: 2
Statement: Of Tracks and Tracts Choices: 1. Being of Tracks as in animal tracks and train tracts. 2. Being of neither Tracks nor Tracts. 3. Being of both Tracks and Tracts.
Output: 1
Statement: But most went into private practice. Choices: 1. The majority proceeded to private practice. 2. They are happy with private practice. 3. Most did not go to private practice.
Output: 2
Statement: FSIS has submitted these changes in the information collection requirements to OMB for its approval and certified to OMB that the information collection complied with each of the objectives identified in 44 U.S.C. Choices: 1. 44 U.S.C. includes only one objective which must be complied to. 2. The information collection requirements may be modified. 3. FSIS has submitted changes to OMB multiple times.
Output: 3
Statement: All of the agencies can share the same reception area and client waiting room. Choices: 1. All the agencies could have the same waiting area and reception which would help limit costs. 2. All the agencies could have the same waiting area and reception. 3. All the agencies could have different waiting areas and receptions.
Output: 1
Statement: It suggests, in particular, that what might seem to a naive commentator like a natural conclusion--if productivity growth in the steel industry reduces the number of jobs for steelworkers, then productivity growth in the economy as a whole reduces employment in the economy as a whole--may well involve a crucial fallacy of composition. Choices: 1. This is an accurate analogy. 2. Steelworker jobs increase with productivity growth. 3. As a parallel, productivity growth in the economy will reduce employment in the economy.
Output: 1
Statement: A piece profiles new for-profit prisons specializing in geriatric felons and worries that they will cut services to bolster profits. Choices: 1. The piece does not believe geriatric felons should be put in for-profit prisons. 2. The piece talks about for-profit prisons specializing in geriatric felons. 3. No one is talking about the for-profit prisons housing the geriatric.
Output: 1
Statement: 1) total amount of research to investigate the modality, 2) methodological quality of research, 3) number of studies demonstrating improved outcomes, and 4) cost effectiveness. Choices: 1. Cost effectiveness was not accounted for and is not relevant. 2. There were a number of studies Power conducted to demonstrate better outcomes. 3. Over 1000 researchers investigated at the modality.
Output: 3
Statement: Wheelchair access. Choices: 1. Ramps and elevators. 2. Stairs only. 3. Accessibility for people in wheelchairs.
Output: 1
Statement: In the big room of the cantina oil lamps made yellow pools of light. Choices: 1. The small room of the grocery store was dark. 2. There were 10 oil lamps in the big room. 3. There were circles of light let off by the lamps in the large room.
Output: 2
Statement: West Communications, although we did not conduct comprehensive case studies at These entities. Choices: 1. Studies were conducted. 2. Comprehensive case studies were not conducted. 3. It was a mistake.
Output: 3
Statement: Bricks fired on the spot are the valley's main building material. Choices: 1. Brick are not frequently used as building materials in the valley. 2. The main building material of the valley is locally fired bricks.  3. Because of their immediate availability, bricks are the valley's main building material. 
Output: 3
Statement: An article on Moscow concedes that it has high crime rates, but asserts that a growing middle class and booming night life are revitalizing the city. Choices: 1. An article stated that despite the trouble Moscow faces in regards to its crime, it's other economic strides balance it out the negative aspects of it. 2. Moscow only admits to the negative things that has been going on within it's city. 3. Moscow is a dangerous place for nightlife activities.
Output: 3
Statement: It also includes a description of the number of small entities affected by the rule; a discussion of the recordkeeping, reporting, and other compliance requirements; and the steps taken to minimize the burdens on small entities. Choices: 1. Most of these burdens faced by small businesses aren't faced by larger businesses. 2. Small business, because of legal loopholes, are generally able to transfer all their burdens to larger businesses. 3. Because of various reasons, small businesses often carry several burdens.
Output: 1
Statement: so there's people that marry GIs Korean Americans German Americans uh a few Japanese Choices: 1. There are not many Koreans, Americans or Germans. 2. There are many people that marry Gis Korean Americans. 3. There are people who love the look of Koreans.
Output: 3
Statement: But it's more likely that Dell has been a great manager because he's been running a company that is, in some important sense, his. Choices: 1. Dell has been a great manager because he owned the company. 2. Dell has been a great manager because the company is his, which brings pride.  3. Dell is a crappy manager.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah all those old good ones that you you know wish they had on more now but Choices: 1. I wish they had more like that now. 2. I hate new movies. 3. I wish the movies today were more like old ones.
Output: 3
Statement: She took us up to her sanctum, and introduced us to her fellow dispenser, a rather awe-inspiring individual, whom Cynthia cheerily addressed as "Nibs." Choices: 1. She introduced us to someone who worked there. 2. She introduced us to someone. 3. We were never introduced.
Output: 1
Statement: This initiative permits LSC to distribute grant award letters electronically from a secure website. Choices: 1. The LSC can only distribute in person. 2. Many have found great convenience from the LSC's website based award letters. 3. Grant award letters can be distributed in more than one way. 
Output: 2
Statement: However, legend says that, just as the executioner raised his sword, a lightning bolt struck and broke it in two. Choices: 1. It is said that, when the executioner was lifting his sword,a lightning bolt split it into two. 2. The accused was begging the executioner for mercy. 3. According to legend, the executioner never picked a sword in his life.
Output: 2
Statement: This commitment starts with the heads of agencies establishing priorities and setting expectations and continues with the active involvement of program/line managers and executives in driving financial improvement initiatives. Choices: 1. Expectations should not be set during financial improvement initiatives. 2. Managers and executives must be utilized in financial improvement initiatives. 3. Prior initiatives have failed due to not involving enough managers and executives.
Output: 3
Statement: An Indio name?  Choices: 1. The name that was just mentioned is supposed to be American but it sounds Indio. 2. A name that is Indio? 3. A Russian name? 
Output: 1
Statement: "Kinda sure of that, ain't you?" The smile had not cracked, nor had it reached those shuttered blue eyes. Choices: 1. He smiled and agreed with him.  2. With a dry grin, he said, "your pretty sure of that, aren't you"  3. Sarcastically he said," you really believe that, don't you?" He looked away with disbelief.
Output: 3
Statement: We have presented six types of case study evaluations and for each one described features such as number of sites, site selection, data collection, data analysis, and reporting. Choices: 1. Six types of case study evaluations have been presented with various features. 2. There are a minimum of five features incorporated into each case study evaluation proposal 3. Five types of case studies were presented.
Output: 2
Statement: Experience has shown that many installations have been completed in much shorter times. Choices: 1. An installation can be completed in shorter times. 2. Some installations might not be completed. 3. All of the installations didn't get completed.
Output: 2
Statement:  Don Lorenzo pointed a pistol skyward. Choices: 1. Don Lorenzo pointed a revolver to the sky. 2. Lorenzo pointed his silver revolver skyward and fired it three times. 3. Don Lorenzo has his pistol at home.
Output: 2
Statement: Janet Williams suggested the phrase information and communication technology. Choices: 1. Janet Williams was in no way connected to the phrase information and communication technology.  2. Janet Williams was responsible for suggesting the phrase information and communication technology. 3. The phrase information and communication technology that Janet Williams suggest was very valuable.
Output: 3
Statement: so if there's no controversy if you're not worried about who's going to win if you think it's going to be a shoo-in then uh you know you don't vote so uh Choices: 1. You are aware you do not cast a vote for any candidate. 2. You don't realize that you are not voting for anyone. 3. You remain neutral by not voting for anyone.
Output: 3
Statement: Critics also suggested that, with their salaries and stock wrapped up in the same company, employees were putting too many eggs in one basket. Choices: 1. Critics suggested that their salaries and stock should be wrapped in the same company. 2. The salaries of the workers were dispersed unevenly. 3. With their salaries and stock wrapped in the same company, critics suggested employees were putting too many eggs in one basket.
Output: 2
Statement: I know that most interns don't get a chance to know Betty Currie and don't have the many contacts that Monica Lewinsky had with the president. Choices: 1. Most interns do not even meet the president.   2. All the interns have the same level of contact with the president as Monica Lewinsky.   3. Most interns do not have the same presidential contacts that Monica Lewinsky had.  
Output: 1
Statement: The member countries have more people and exports than the United States but a somewhat smaller gross domestic product. Choices: 1. The United States has a larger gross domestic product than the member countries. 2. There are 6 member countries. 3. The member countries have less people than the United States.
Output: 2
Statement: The most poignant, though not typical, case involved raids against the coastal hamlet of San German. Choices: 1. There were a number of raids of San German. 2. The coastal hamlet of San German was never raided. 3. San German was a wealthy coastal town.
Output: 3
Statement: The appropriations language that regulates the scope of representation that may be provided by LSC recipients to aliens provides  Choices: 1. LSC recipients are banned from providing representation to aliens. 2. LSC recipients provide representation to aliens from a sense of compassion and duty. 3. The scope of representation that may be provided by LSC recipients to aliens is regulated by a particular appropriations language.
Output: 2
Statement: Under the rate levels of the most recently completed rate case, eliminating the preferred categories would yield about onethird of a billion dollars in additional revenue. Choices: 1. Eliminating the preferred categories yields about one-third of a billion dollars in additional revenue. 2. Additional revenue is welcome to balance the budget. 3. There is no projected revenue increase as a result of eliminating the preferred categories.
Output: 2
Statement: Prior to the game, one million people line Colorado Boulevard to see the fabulous floats in the Tournament of Roses Parade, a tradition for over 100 years. Choices: 1. A million people showed up on Colorado Boulevard before the game. 2. Only a tiny number of people on Colorado Boulevard had tickets for the game. 3. A thousand people lined Colorado Boulevard for a once off event.
Output: 2
Statement: you guys are getting into it more than we are Choices: 1. you guys don't seem interested in this at all 2. you people are getting more excited about sports than we are 3. you people are getting more enthusiastic than we are
Output: 2
Statement: VBA identified indicators of performance for this element including performance management and recognition, employee development and training, equal employment opportunity policy statement, physical plant enhancements, and employee satisfaction surveys. Choices: 1. Employee development and training wasn't one of the indicators of performance identified by the VBA for this element. 2. Employee development and training was one of the indicators of performance identified by the VBA for this element. 3. Out of all these indicators, the VBA found that performance management and recognition had the highest correlation with success.
Output: 3