niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
Statement: They show them ten at a time, Lukasz added full of sorrow. Choices:  1. Lukasz spoke with sadness in his voice.  2. Lukasz explained they show them a dozen at a time.  3. Lukasz wanted to change things, but didn't know how. 
Output: 2
Statement: big deal oh you make eight dollars now in Dallas County huh it's only seven fifty here in Collin Choices:  1. Oh you make three hundred thousand an hour now in Florida. 2. The average minimum wage had gone up twenty percent over the years. 3. The wage in Collin is seven and a half dollars.
Output: 1
Statement: With a twist the blade snapped like a stick. Choices:  1. A gentle twist of the blade made it snap.  2. The blade snapped after being mangled. 3. The blade was strong enough to handle the twist and stayed solid. 
Output: 3
Statement: And such power could only be obtained by working outside the law. Choices:  1. Working outside the law might cause the police to pursue me. 2. It was possible to become that powerful inside the confines of the law. 3. It would only be possible by breaking the law.
Output: 2
Statement: We are hopeful that this pending access problem can be resolved expeditiously, without litigation, and in a manner that will allow us to fulfill our oversight and reporting responsibilities to the Congress. Choices:  1. We hope this will never be fixed. 2. We hope this will be fixed quickly. 3. We hope this legal issue will be fixed quickly.
Output: 1
Statement: especially to somebody like Nolan pitch Choices:  1. Nolan has done it before. 2. Precisely to someone like Nolan. 3. That's just not the way Nolan does things.
Output: 3
Statement: To the south of the coastal area, Athenry Gardens (formerly a plantation) has wonderful views of the surrounding mountains, but these botanical gardens are renowned much more for what is under the ground than what is above it. Choices:  1. The surrounding mountains can be viewed from Athenry Gardens. 2. Buried underneath Athenry Gardens each year are millions of bulbs and seeds from exotic plants. 3. Athenry gardens is the contradictory name for the small lake that a waterfall falls into.
Output: 3
Statement: He had disassembled the steel pads, welded new cleats on each one, and strung them back together. Choices:  1. It took him about fifteen minutes to weld the new cleats on the steel pads. 2. He said the steel pads were too damaged for him to weld new cleats onto them. 3. He welded new cleats on the steel pads and then reassembled them.
Output: 2
Statement: I do not. Choices:  1. Yes, I do.  2. I don't have any money.  3. No. 
Output: 1
Statement: This restraint may partly reflect Microsoft's market strategy--after all, Microsoft beat Apple partly because Apple did practice vertical foreclosure, and as a result inhibited the development of complementary software (although the main problem was Apple's persistent belief, despite all the evidence to the contrary, that everyone would be willing to pay a premium price for a niftier machine). Choices:  1. Microsoft has a strategy to beat Apple and has done so for every quarter for the past five years. 2. Microsoft and Apple are the same company with different names. 3. Apple believed people would pay more money for fancier machine, even though evidence said otherwise.
Output: 2
Statement: It is hard to prove that worker illness is a result of pesticide exposure in the field because other things, both on and off the job, can trigger physical symptoms, said Dr. Suzanne Wuerthele, an EPA toxicologist in Denver. Choices:  1. Worker illness as a result of pesticide exposure is hard to prove by researchers. 2. It is hard to prove because scientists are lazy and come up with conflicting results. 3. It is easy to prove that worker illness is a result of pesticide exposure.
Output: 3
Statement: The SUM06 is the sum of the ozone concentrations for every hour that exceeds 0.06 parts per million (ppm) within a 12-hour period from 8 am to 8 pm in the months of May to September. Choices:  1. The SUM06 is the sum of the ozone concentrations for developing countries. 2. The SUM06 is the sum of the ozone concentrations for every hour that exceeds 0.78 parts per million. 3. The SUM06 is the sum of the ozone concentrations for every hour that exceeds 0.06 parts per million.
Output: 2
Statement: Please advise me how I could overcome this addiction--and please don't advise me to get a girlfriend or get married early, because that is out of the question. Choices:  1. Getting a girlfriend or marrying early would both be possibilities. 2. I don't want to marry early. 3. The truth is, I think I'm gay.
Output: 1
Statement: There is nothing between you and Antarctica here. Choices:  1. This is the last piece of land before you reach Antarctica. 2. Most travelers make their last stop here on the way to Antarctica. 3. You will see many places to visit if you head towards Antarctica from here.
Output: 3
Statement: It's not exactly perjury, but the LAT observes that during yesterday's proceedings, Ken Starr sat at the witness table on top of a briefcase, which made him appear taller. Choices:  1. Starr is a very tall man. 2. Starr is only 5'1". 3. Starr tried to look taller.
Output: 1
Statement: Rick Moody and David Foster Wallace contribute short fiction to a summer reading package. Choices:  1. Several people contributed to the short fiction for the summer reading package. 2. Rick Moody and David Foster Wallace also contributed non-fiction material to the summer reading package. 3. No one contributed writing to the summer reading package.
Output: 3
Statement: i really like it um-hum Choices:  1. I hated it! 2. I enjoyed the taste. 3. I love it!
Output: 1
Statement: And this account of them was published in Slate , so it's probably wrong, too. Choices:  1. It is likely incorrect as well. 2. It is probably wrong, but there is a chance that it is correct. 3. It is certainly correct.
Output: 3
Statement: Shite! shouted Adrin. Choices:  1. Shite! shouted Jon 2. Shite! yelled Adrin to Jon. 3. Adrin yelled shite!
Output: 1
Statement: Especially damning is Farrakhan's close relationship with Libyan dictator Muammar al-Qaddafi. Choices:  1. Both men were once werewolves in the same pack. 2. Farrakhan's friendship with Muammar al-Qaddafi began in early childhood. 3. Farrakhan and Muammar al-Qaddafi are associates.
Output: 1
Statement: The most extensive study and analyses has been based on data from two prospective cohort groups, often referred to as the Harvard Six-City study (Dockery et al. Choices:  1. These cohort groups may not be as representative as initially thought. 2. Two prospective cohort groups have been the basis for most study. 3. The Harvard Six-City study is very minor and did not receive much analysis.
Output: 3
Statement: Most items can be shipped for the purchaser by request. Choices:  1. The purchaser can request shipping on most items. 2. No items can be shipped by the purchaser's request. 3. Very few purchasers have to put in a request to get shipping.
Output: 2
Statement: Moviegoers love the intricacies of a crime, all the more when it's for a good cause. Choices:  1. Moviegoers hate crime movies. 2. Moviegoers love crime movies. 3. Moviegoers love crime movies set in a big city.
Output: 1
Statement: The press and public love it. Choices:  1. The media and the people hate it. 2. The public requested another one of its kind. 3. The media and the people are thrilled by it.
Output: 1
Statement: E's critique, in  I don't know. Choices:  1. I do not know the reason for this. 2. I do not know. 3. I am aware and know this.
Output: 3
Statement: I deeply admire Krugman, but if he wants to write about Argentina or any Latin American country, he should dedicate some time to trying to understand what each country is like. Choices:  1. Krugman composes musics and does not write articles. 2. Krugman wrote about Argentina without ever actually visiting the country. 3. Krugman has written about Argentina.
Output: 1
Statement: Certainly this island can qualify as having one of the world's longest-running governmental love since 1648 the French and the Dutch have shared sovereignty in almost total harmony. Choices:  1. The government has been democratic since 1648.   2. The French and the Dutch have been at constant war over the government.   3. The French and the Dutch have ruled the island with no problems between themselves.  
Output: 2
Statement: And we are confident that Slate's list contains more people who will make history in the next century than Newsweek 's list does. Choices:  1. Compared to Newsweek's list, Slate's pales in comparison. 2. We strongly believe Slate's list of next century's history makers is superior to Newsweek's. 3. Newsweek's list is not only weaker than Slate's, but it's also not as varied.
Output: 1
Statement: you know it was cold in the theater and it's wet in the movie and they kind of just it was it was comfortable it was easy to go in you didn't have to think a lot and and uh Choices:  1. The theater was cold. 2. The theater was so warm I almost slept during the movie. 3. I really enjoyed being able to just watch the movie.
Output: 2
Statement: that's only only uh you only have to uh satisfy yourself and no one else Choices:  1. Your satisfaction is more important than anything. 2. You should satisfy everyone around you. 3. You are the only person you need to satisfy.
Output: 2
Statement: and you didn't even and the what the manager the manager won't even do anything Choices:  1. Management is useless.  2. The managers are very caring.  3. The manager won't do anything. 
Output: 2
Statement: Take buses 9, 17, or 24 for the short journey west to the finest museum in the country, the Israel Museum. Choices:  1. You don't want to take the journey on foot.  2. Avoid the Israel Museum, it is very boring. 3. Take a bus to the Israel Museum.
Output: 2
Statement: But Ballmer is just a student driver, and as soon as the cops leave, Gates will retake the wheel. Choices:  1. Gates was driving the whole time. 2. Ballmer was driving and caused an accident. 3. Ballmer is a student.
Output: 1
Statement: To reduce the chances of a similar incident, the awareness manager concurrently (1) coordinated the development of a policy describing organizational data classification standards and (2) developed a brochure and guidelines to publicize the new standards and educate employees on their implementation. Choices:  1. The awareness manager developed guidelines to tell people about the new standards. 2. The awareness manager sent the brochures to all of the plants to tell them about the new standards. 3. The awareness manager just put information on the website and hoped people would find it.
Output: 3
Statement: Most of us have equivalent fantasies, but we'd be ashamed to expose ourselves by putting them out there. Choices:  1. People would not be ashamed to put out their fantasies. 2. Some people would not ashamed to put out their fantasies. 3. We would be ashamed to put our fantasies out there.
Output: 1
Statement: and um kids are i i suppose have been raised by single parents more than they ever used to Choices:  1. Most parents seem to be getting divorced when the child is still young. 2. There are more and more children growing up in two-parent households these days. 3. I think more children are being raised in single-parent households these days.
Output: 2
Statement: The church is rich in artistic treasures, but its most prized, indeed one of the city's greatest paintings for its early handling of perspective and depth, is the Masaccio Trinity (from around 1427; left aisle, third bay). Choices:  1. Masaccio's Trinity from 1427 is admired for its early use of perspective. 2. The Masaccio Trinity in the church is lit by candles beneath it. 3. There is no artwork in the church.
Output: 3
Statement: He was charged with murder and tried as an adult. Choices:  1. He was accused of killing someone and was held as an adult. 2. He was charged with murder and tried as an adult due to the brutality if the crime. 3. He has never killed anyone and is legally considered a child.
Output: 3
Statement: I am a nonsmoker and allergic to cigarette smoke. Choices:  1. I smoke nearly every day without any hinderance. 2. I do not smoke because it is isn't financially viable as well as my allergy to the smoke. 3. I can not smoke due to an allergy to cigarette smoke.
Output: 1
Statement: Pundits debated who was more damaged by the new  Congressional Republicans who cried cover-up while the information was under their noses; or the attorney general, who was unaware of her own department's reports. Choices:  1. The attorney general wrote the reports. 2. The attorney general was embarrassed to be unaware of her own department's reports. 3. The attorney general was unaware of her own department's reports.
Output: 1
Statement: Yes; you see she went to the mater, and, Oh, here's Evie herself. Miss Howard entered.  Choices:  1. Miss Howard was fond of Evie. 2. Miss Howard entered. 3. Miss Howard left.
Output: 3
Statement: and uh what a what a fabulous darn school it was i was just really really impressed with it Choices:  1. I really liked the school. 2. The people there are extremely friendly. 3. That school was terrible.
Output: 3
Statement: Egypt was already dominated by foreign power the Assyrians and also began increasing trade and diplomacy with the expanding Roman Empire. Choices:  1. The Assyrians controlled Egypt and forbid them to trade with the Roman Empire. 2. The Assyrians gave Egypt permission to increase trade with the Roman Empire. 3. Although Egypt was dominated by the Assyrians, they began increasing trade with the Roman Empire.
Output: 1
Statement: But in the first place we have only her word for it, since it was she who tried that particular door and reported it fastened.  Choices:  1. She is the only person who knows whether or not the door was locked. 2. She said that the door was unlocked and anyone could go in. 3. The door was not really locked, despite what she said.
Output: 2
Statement: He's neither immune to the professor's charm nor untroubled by what the professor says about the Northern  a culture war in which Yankees imposed their imperialist and capitalist will on the agrarian South, just as they had done to the Irish and Scots. Choices:  1. The professor was talking about the East and the West. 2. The professor was talking about the North and the South. 3. The professor was talking about the North and the South; it was a subject that he is passionate about.
Output: 1
Statement: Daniel Pollock wondered how we could use research as a force for positive change in the clinical setting. Choices:  1. Daniel was determined to make as much negative change as possible in all settings. 2. Daniel discovered that putting new magazines in clinic waiting rooms was positive. 3. Clinical settings might be changed positively with research.
Output: 1
Statement: In these situations, the auditors should disclose in the scope section of the report the applicable standard that was not followed, the Choices:  1. It is impossible to not follow a standard. 2. It is possible for a standard to not be followed. 3. Auditors look to make sure that the bubble gum tax was paid.
Output: 1
Statement: Sir James went up to a plain-clothes man who was on duty with several others, and spoke to him. Choices:  1. Sir James enjoyed talking to strangers. 2. Sir James started talking to a man in plain clothes. 3. Sir James tried to avoid the group of people in plain-clothes. 
Output: 3
Statement: As a result, some are questioning the future role of the AICPA and whether they should continue to renew their membership. Choices:  1. The membership of the AICPA is growing despite recent questions. 2. Some AICPA members are beginning to consider not continuing their membership. 3. The role of the AICPA has never been questioned before.
Output: 3
Statement: It was to represent a line of thought, not a personal attack on Bob Bork's book. Choices:  1. Bob Bork is the author of a book titled, "The Dawn Before Time" which he wrote in 1978.  2. It was clearly a personal attack on the author, Bob Bork.  3. It was just a thought and not an attack on Bob's book. 
Output: 2
Statement: Since May, it's been between 50 and 60 percent. Choices:  1. Since may, there have been a rice in percentage 2. In may, the percentage always rises 3. In may, the percentage drops a lot
Output: 3
Statement: Among the most fierce hatreds of teens (probably right after public humiliation and rejection) is of hypocrisy Choices:  1. Teens despise hypocrisy, rejection and humiliation.  2. Teens can be too emotional and immature.  3. Teens love hypocrites! As well as being embarrassed.
Output: 3
Statement: Figure 6 shows the curves for a situation where the discount and cross elasticities are zero, Figure 7 for when the discount elasticities are doubled, and Figure 8 for when the discount elasticities are doubled and the two no-shift elasticities are equal to -0. Choices:  1. The elasticities must be discounted in order to work correctly.  2. Figure 7 discusses the shift in the English language.  3. Elasticities can be doubled as shown in figure 7.
Output: 2
Statement: well that's fantastic and on whole on i would say that they're Choices:  1. It sounds like a wonderful idea. 2. I think that's fantastic as a whole. 3. I'd say that is terrible
Output: 3
Statement: yeah yeah well um i know i i think that there's some areas in you know in uh Richardson that may be a little bit higher priced but uh of course it like i said i've it's been thirteen years since we've really priced a house so Choices:  1. I think that there are some areas, in which you know, Richardson that may be more costly, but it's been a long time since we've really priced a house so... 2. The price of the house that you want is going to be exactly €125,999. 3. I don't know how much it will cost you, but you should try moving there anyway.
Output: 2
Statement: uh-huh you're that's that's that's strange because ours all of their money goes in savings if they need something we buy it for them Choices:  1. We buy everything for them, so their money goes into savings. 2. We make sure that they appreciate how much things cost. 3. They don't have savings accounts.
Output: 3
Statement: CHAPTER 8: CURRENT SERVICES ASSESSMENT Choices:  1. You will learn how to assess services  2. Chapter 8 is about current services assessment  3. You'll learn nothing of services 
Output: 3
Statement: They tried more than a half-dozen restaurants and pizza parlors and found them variously full, out of food, closed for lack of water for washing up, and charging one-eighth of a month's salary for a single pizza. Choices:  1. The emergency evacuation left pizza joints understaffed and lacking ingredients. 2. All the pizza joints in the flood zone floated out to sea. 3. Pizza was nearly impossible to get at that time.
Output: 2
Statement: And in this time of need, the magic of my blood must not be profaned." She twisted sidewise, and then turned toward the door, avoiding him. Choices:  1. The magic of my blood must be respected, or consequences will be dire. 2. The magic of my blood must be respected. 3. Do whatever with my blood, it's normal.
Output: 3
Statement: Which tradition does John Kennedy belong to? Choices:  1. Does John Kennedy belong to a tradition? 2. I don't believe that John Kennedy belongs to any traditions 3. Which of the traditions does John Kennedy belong to?
Output: 2
Statement: Alas, he broke his ankle falling into the pit. Choices:  1. He landed down in the pit without harming himself. 2. He broke something when he fell into the pit. 3. He broke his ankle when he fell into the viper pit.
Output: 1
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. Additional revenue is welcome to balance the budget. 2. There is no projected revenue increase as a result of eliminating the preferred categories. 3. Eliminating the preferred categories yields about one-third of a billion dollars in additional revenue.
Output: 2
Statement: yeah well i tell you what i'm a kind of uh a history nut i'm trying to think back now i read an awful lot of uh periodicals and uh you know almost what you call reference book and uh the last uh  i'm embarrassed to say the last you know honest to gosh cover to cover book that i read i cannot Choices:  1. So I read anything history-related, and I mean every word I can get my eyes on, but right now I'm drawing a blank about the last book I read. 2. I am a voracious consumer of history books and articles but I cannot for the life of me remember what the last one I read was. 3. I don't read books about history at all.
Output: 3
Statement: In this the Christmas season, when tasty sweaters and snuggly cheeses are on everyone's gift list, it's traditional to reflect on where it all began. Choices:  1. Way too many people don't understand the meaning of Christmas. 2. This time of year we usually think about the origins of the Holiday. 3. Christmastime is during the summer.
Output: 3
Statement: yes i just i mean like i just finished watching that a few minutes ago  um and it and that that's a interesting one i i i like that because there's there are i've noticed that every every major station now has their own law show there's LA Law and there's um Equal Justice some other one Law And Order or something lots of lots of these things that are floating around now they seem to be popular shows do you like the law shows or Choices:  1. The major television stations have ceased broadcasting shows about the law. 2. LA Law is on ABC on Monday nights. 3. The main stations each broadcast a show about the law.
Output: 1
Statement: yeah you can that's right Choices:  1. You always could.   2. Correct, you can.   3. Correct, you cannot.  
Output: 3
Statement: He died in 1915 while on his way to fight in the Dardanelles during World War I. Choices:  1. He was shot on his way to a battle in the first World War. 2. The lived to fight in the second World War where he died. 3. He died on the way to a battle in the First World War.
Output: 2
Statement: Under the revised structure, which is expected to be put in place in the early part of next year, LSNY will have a controlling voice in the selection of the boards for the local corporations. Choices:  1. LSNY usually doesn't have a controlling voice in the selection of the boards for local corporations. 2. LSNY will have a controlling voice in the selection of the boards for the local corporations. 3. LSNY will not have a voice in the selection of the boards for local corporations. 
Output: 3
Statement: Another central breathing space, the Real Jardin Botanico (Royal Botanical Garden), adjacent to the Prado, was founded two centuries ago and is packed with enlightening displays of flowers and trees. Choices:  1. The Real Jardin Botanico is always crowded with tourists and families. 2. The Real Jardin Botanico was founded 2 centuries ago. 3. The Real Jardin Botanico was fouded 3 centuries ago.
Output: 3
Statement: i got to watch what i say here i never know when the DIA maybe uh listening on my phone  right Choices:  1. I can't speak freely because the DEA has a warrant to tap my phone 2. I need to be careful what I'm saying because the authorities might have tapped me 3. Say whatever you want to about drugs because nobody is listening but us
Output: 3
Statement: oh my goodness yeah Choices:  1. I'm so excited!  2. No! 3. Omg, yes! 
Output: 2
Statement: Today, I'm speaking what I believe to be the truth about how to restore confidence in American business and our profession to each of you. Choices:  1. The speaker is speaking on what they believe to be the truth, that fairies actually are real entities. 2. The speaker is speaking on what they believe to be the truth on restoring American business. 3. The speaker is speaking on what they believe to be the truth on tearing apart American business.
Output: 3
Statement: Yet again a minor the infant James V succeeded to the throne, and Scots nobles were divided as to whether Scotland should draw closer to England or seek help from her old ally, France. Choices:  1. James V was an infant when he took the throne. 2. The nobles were more in charge of the country than the individuals. 3. James V was an old man by the time he succeeded the throne.
Output: 3
Statement: right yeah oh that sounds good Choices:  1. Oh, that steak recipe sounds good 2. Oh, that sounds good  3. Oh no, I don't think that will taste good
Output: 3
Statement: well they're showing uh Live and Let Die at this moment and it is the first appearance of Roger Moore as 007 Choices:  1. Roger Moore never played James Bond. 2. The first time we saw Roger Moore as James Bond was very early on.  3. Roger Moore first appeared as James Bond in Live and Let Die.
Output: 1
Statement: oh i bet we have we gave them a few minutes worth Choices:  1. We gave them some time. 2. We gave them no time at all. 3. A few minutes was enough for them.
Output: 2
Statement: Don't be a little fool!  Choices:  1. Do act like an idiot.  2. Don't be ridiculous. 3. Don't be foolish!
Output: 1
Statement: When this type of installation is performed, the SCR reactor is installed atop a steel structure that must be erected above existing equipment, such as the electrostatic precipitator. Choices:  1. The SCR reactor is always installed in the basement. 2. It is hard to install an SCR reactor. 3. The SCR reactor must be placed above existing equipment.
Output: 1
Statement: I look forward to the additional hearings you will need to address these important issues and to working with the Committee Choices:  1. The important issues will require more hearings to address. 2. The committee will review the work and attend all the hearings. 3. I am dreading the extra hearings that will be required.
Output: 3
Statement: what fish are compatible you know and what ones you can put together and what ones you can't you know how to feed them and how to you know to clean them you know the thought of cleaning an aquarium is not very  pleasing but Choices:  1. Fish that can get along with each other will not make messes.   2. I do not care what fish can be put together.   3. What fish can get along with each other?
Output: 2
Statement: You there Rennie! Drew saw the involuntary spasm of Don Cazar's lips, the shadow of an expression which might mean he anticipated a distasteful scene to come. Choices:  1. Drew knew Don Cazar's expression well. 2. Drew knew Don Quixote. 3. Drew knew Don Cazar's expression well because he has known him for a long time.
Output: 2
Statement: "You'd like it?" Anse blew on his fingers again. Choices:  1. Anse again blew on his digits, "You would like it?" 2. Anse blew on his fingers because he had just stuck his hand in the fire.  3. "You'd hate it?" Anse spit on his fingers. 
Output: 3
Statement: Only a lunatic, who wished to commit suicide by causing himself to be hanged, would act so!" Choices:  1. Only a suicidal lunatic would act like that!  2. A lunatic wanting to die through overdose would act like that.  3. Anyone who was level-headed would act like that. 
Output: 3
Statement: Rents, royalties, and bonuses on Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) and other petroleum and mineral rights. Choices:  1. The OCS has huge petroleum and mineral deposits. 2. The OCS has petroleum and mineral deposits. 3. The OCS is barren.
Output: 3
Statement: Susan stirred in Jon's arms. Choices:  1. Susan was waking up in Jon's arms.  2. Susan lay perfectly still in Jon's arms.  3. Jon's arms were around Susan. 
Output: 2
Statement: Rice paddies in the northwest towards the Thai border and around river deltas on the east coast serve only domestic consumption. Choices:  1. Rice from paddies in other parts of the country is exported. 2. The Thai border is around the northwest of the country. 3. There are no rice paddies near to the Thai border.
Output: 3
Statement: Therefore, cash inflow from the repayment is not recognized as a revenue, a gain, or an other financing source. Choices:  1. The cash inflow from the repayment can be seen as revenue or gain. 2. Cash flow from the repayment cannot be defined as revenue gain, or another financing source. 3. However, cash inflow from the repayment can be seen as part of financial assets.
Output: 1
Statement: A very slow smile overspread the face of the other. Choices:  1. The other made a very slow smile. 2. The other cried. 3. The other made a very slow smile, continued the story.
Output: 2
Statement: This was cold comfort. Choices:  1. This was unnerving comfort in an essence. 2. The comfort provided was warming and, well, comforting to say the least. 3. The exact feeling of this attempted comfort wasn't really warm, but more like it wasn't trying to be comforting, more harsh and cold than anything.
Output: 2
Statement: I think it is...an enjoyable activity.' Choices:  1. I find the activity of horseback riding enjoyable. 2. I find the activity nice. 3. I hate this activity and never want to do it again.
Output: 3
Statement: to help them Choices:  1. Helping them. 2. Working closely with them 3. to thwart their efforts.
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum of course i mean it's got its bad side so it's limited by the format and obviously you don't get into court as quickly as they seem to make it out that you do Choices:  1. The limitations of the format are due for change in time. 2. There are no down sides to doing this. 3. You can't go to court as fast as you'd think from what they say.
Output: 2
Statement: Boris Yeltsin, who didn't trust the army, further damaged it by elevating the interior ministry--with its hundreds of thousands of soldiers--as a separate, independent foundation of military power. Choices:  1. Yeltsin was fearful of the army and so he established the interior ministry with its own fighting force to independently operate for him. 2. Yeltsin acted to undermine the army by giving more power to the interior ministry separate from the established military command chain. 3. The army and Yeltsin worked together to dismantle the interior ministry.
Output: 3
Statement: What on earth does this mean? I asked, surprised.  Choices:  1. I knew exactly what it meant. 2. I did not know what it meant. 3. I wondered what it meant.
Output: 1
Statement: Now there was only one and he had no choice; he could never trust the Sons of the Egg with Bork turned against them. Choices:  1. He used to have a lot of trust in them. 2. He could not trust them anymore. 3. They could be trusted with his life.
Output: 3
Statement: 'I asked for it.' Choices:  1. Jill asked for the pen. 2. It was me who asked for it. 3. I asked for the extra money.
Output: 1
Statement: But other than that, the illusion was unimpeachable. Choices:  1. There is an exception to the illusion's ability to be impeached.  2. The illusion was absolutely flawless and impeachable.  3. The exception to the illusion's ability to be impeached was quite significant. 
Output: 2
Statement: There has been a transition and [the clinic] has helped to fill some void, said Deni Butler, administrator for the Eastern District Superior Court.  Choices:  1. The clinic failed to fill a void. 2. The clinic helped fill a void in the legal services area. 3. The clinic helped fill a void in the area.
Output: 1
Statement: South of Kitchener Island is Elephantine Island, home to the Temple of Knum. Choices:  1. The Temple of Knum was built on Elephantine Island.   2. Elephantine Island is located to the north of Kitchener Island. 3. The Temple of Knum was a Jewish Temple on Elephantine Island.  
Output: 2
Statement: The administration's multipollutant proposal, a far reaching effort to decrease power plant emissions, was introduced as the Clear Skies Act in the U.S. Choices:  1. The administration had a pollution proposal. 2. The administration had not decided on a  pollution proposal. 3. The administration had a pollution proposal that addressed CO2 emissions.
Output: 2
Statement: What money? Choices:  1. What money do you mean? 2. Is this the money? 3. There's no money.
Output: 3
Statement: Northwest of Alberobello, a strada panoramica along a ridge overlooking the Adriatic coast leads to Cetellana Grotte, a spectacular cave system 60 m (190 ft) underground. Choices:  1. The caves once were the homes of religious refugees, fleeing persecution in the cities.  2. The Cetellana Grotte, an amazing cave system, lies over 50 meters underground. 3. The Cetellana Grottes lies 40 meters underground and is located just south of Alberobello. 
Output: 3
Statement: okay i mean he was wonderful i we used to get the most marvelous empenadas and other Argentine things Choices:  1. We went out for food together a lot. 2. We used to buy delicious empanadas and other Argentine foods. 3. We never ate empanadas.
Output: 3
Statement: Time reported that his rivals were trying to pose litmus-test questions and tear Bush down. Choices:  1. Time reported that Bush replied to these questions with no comment. 2. Time reported litmus style test questions were posed by Bush rivals who were also trying to tear Bush down. 3. Bush reported that rivals were trying to pose bad questions and tear Time down. 
Output: 3
Statement: In this category belong manzanillas and amontillados. Choices:  1. A great number of other types also belong in this category, but manzanillas and amontillados are the most popular. 2. Amontillados and manzanillas belong in this category. 3. Despite their similarities, amontillados and manzanillas fall under entirely different categories.
Output: 3
Statement: I take it back, then, grumbled Red. Choices:  1. Red grumbled under their breath. 2. Red defiantly repeated themself. 3. Red changed their mind after getting yelled at.
Output: 2
Statement: There was a warning in her eyes. Choices:  1. She closed her eyes. 2. Her eyes sent a warning. 3. Her eyes indicated that it would dangerous to continue.
Output: 1
Statement: Located on the beach, this is an ideal place for lunch or a sunset drink. Choices:  1. It's right on the edge of the mountain top and is the perfect spot for breakfast.  2. This Hawaiian resort is located right on the beach in a perfect location.  3. It's right on the beach and is the perfect spot for lunch or a drink. 
Output: 1
Statement: Purpose2 Background3 Results in Brief4 Principal Findings6 Recommendations for Executive Action9 Agency Comments10 Choices:  1. A brief summary of results is included. 2. The comments are directed to the reader. 3. The purpose is not included.
Output: 3
Statement: We focused primarily on the management framework that these organizations had established rather than on the specific controls that they had chosen, because previous audit work had identified security management as an underlying problem at federal agencies. Choices:  1. Federal agencies agreed that the audit work already done had already indicated that security management was a problem. 2. The framework of management was our biggest focus . 3. The previous audit work was unhelpful in determining whether security management was issue or not in the agencies.
Output: 3
Statement: FDA made some changes to the draft language based on those comments and published the final rule on June 5, 1997 (62 Fed. Choices:  1. Changes were made based on the comments. 2. The final rule was published on June 5, 1997. 3. changes were not made.
Output: 3
Statement: I leave the Senate just as Rep. Choices:  1. I left the Senate for a 6-month sabbatical. 2. I left the Senate as a Vice President. 3. I left the Senate as a Representative.
Output: 2
Statement: The Democratic senator opposed the Gulf War because Saddam Hussein is no Hitler, and the control of Kuwaiti oil was not a cause worth dying for. Choices:  1. The Republican senator did not support the Gulf War because he didn't think Kuwait Oil was worth dying over.  2. The Senator from Vermont did not think the Gulf War was something that we should have died over.  3. The senator was a Democrat who did not support the Gulf War. 
Output: 1
Statement: His was another example of the bisexual symbolism of fish Choices:  1. He thinks that fish are symbolic of bisexuality because he likes how they taste. 2. His example represents the bisexual symbolism of fish. 3. We can categorically state that his example has nothing to do with fish or sexuality.
Output: 3
Statement: 'Right,' I mumbled. Choices:  1. 'Wrong', I said.  2. 'Correct',  I said. 3. "You are correct', I mumbled. 
Output: 1
Statement: For the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which actually enforced the blacklist, to reject Kazan for his comparatively minor offenses would have been the sheerest hypocrisy. Choices:  1. the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences never enforced the blacklist. 2. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences enforced the blacklist. 3. the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ignored the blacklist after the 1950s.
Output: 1
Statement: Eight hundred square kilometres devoted to stadiums, sports centres and palladiums. Choices:  1. The area was totally empty. 2. A big area was devoted to arenas. 3. A big arena was full of places for spectators.
Output: 1
Statement: It can be reached by bus, suburban railway line, or cable car (teleferico). Choices:  1. The only way to reach it is by boat or airplane. 2. The buses cost five dollars to ride but the cable cars cost twice that much. 3. Buses or railway lines can be be used to reach it.
Output: 1
Statement: well i don't know but uh i'm twenty two years old and i think it would be uh it's not a good choice to do that i mean you have uh everything here you know like uh the Army and everything else is all all voluntary and that's the way you're going to dedicate yourself Choices:  1. I'm twenty two years old, and I don't think it will be a good choice to do that. 2. I turned twenty two this year in January. 3. I am turning twenty this year in December.
Output: 3
Statement: The above changes would allow substantial reductions in the complexity of rates and in the complexity of the data systems, which in turn would allow improvements in the costs and volumes for the subclasses that remained. Choices:  1. Reduction of rate complexity will be achieved. 2. The above changes will not allow reductions in complexity of rates and data systems. 3. As per the changes above, substantial reductions in the complexity of rates and data systems will be possible.
Output: 2
Statement: Despite the renowned management methods and worker efficiency that drove the country's spectacular postwar recovery, many wonder whether traditional Japan's collectivist values can appeal to new generations seeking greater individualism and a more prominent role in the running of family, company, and society. Choices:  1. Traditional Japanese values were eliminated at the end of the war. 2. Traditional Japanese values have declined since the end of the war, but may still have a place. 3. The Japanese traditional values have made a full recovery in the years after the end of the war.
Output: 3
Statement: Second, the coastal swells here are extremely dangerous, preventing the swimming activities and water sports so beloved by visitors. Choices:  1. Visitors do not often visit the shoreline because of dangerous coastal swells. 2. The waves here are gentle and it is a popular swimming spot.  3. Visitors are unable to swim here due to coastal swells.
Output: 2
Statement: And in some way he could not define, this put him, at least in his own mind, on an equal footing with Don Cazar. Choices:  1. He thought that he and Don Cazar were equals. 2. He thought that he and Don Cazar were not equals. 3. He thought that he and Don Cazar were equals because he has achieved many things that compares to that of Don Cazar.
Output: 2
Statement: 2.9 Program effectiveness and results audit objectives address the effectiveness of a program and typically measure the extent to which a program is achieving its goals and objectives. Choices:  1. Audit objectives only focus on how happy employees are with their work environment. 2. Audit objectives address how many of the thirteen goals a program has achieved. 3. Audit objectives address how many goals the program has achieved.
Output: 1
Statement: Although national saving as a share of GDP remains below the 1960s average, annual GDP growth in recent years reached levels similar to the 1960s average of 4.2 percent. Choices:  1. The GDP share attributed to national savings is less than it averaged 5 decades ago, however, the annual growth of GDP has achieved approximately the same average as it was in the 1960s. 2. The decline of our annual GDP has caused our nation to tighten its collective belt, thus increasing our average national savings to a higher level than it was 5 decades ago. 3. Our nation is, on average, spending more than it was in the 1960s.
Output: 2
Statement:  "And I say once again, Captain, that men who ride for me do not in addition ride for Kitchell." Choices:  1. "I promise you that my men are loyal to me and no one else." 2. "All of my men also ride for Kitchell." 3. "I repeat Captain, that my men do not also ride for Kitchell."
Output: 2
Statement: Critics say the new late-night talk show by young black comedian Chris Rock ( Saturday Night Live , voice of Li'l Penny in Nike ads) succeeds because of its risky racial humor. Choices:  1. Chris Rock is an old white guy with a straight-laced sense of humor. 2. Chris Rock is a young black comedian with a show on late-night TV.  3. Lots of people love watching Chris Rock's late night talk show.
Output: 1
Statement: What none of them ever does is die in a hideous automobile accident. Choices:  1. A horrendous automobile accident had never killed them. 2. There have been very tragic accidents by planes but not automobiles. 3. They had all died in a terrible automobile accident.
Output: 3
Statement: so you're in the same position that i'm in i've i've only done mine twice and you've you've done yours twice too well once was on there and then you just had to do it once Choices:  1. You did yours twice and failed while I did mine twice and passed. 2. You are in the same position that I am in because you've done yours twice and so have I. 3. You did it only once while I did it twice. 
Output: 3
Statement: Each economic superhero has a distinct personality and style--Greenspan is the shaman, Rubin the Midas figure, and Summers the academic--but together, they stave off worldwide economic panic. Choices:  1. Greenspan, Rubin, and Summer are economic supervillains, one in the same.  2. Greenspan, Rubin, and Summers each represent a kind of economic superhero.  3. While they may starve off an economic panic worldwide -- Greenspan, Rubin, and Summers can't hold it off forever. 
Output: 1
Statement: so you know i i like the concept they've got now where they have more directed education you know you you pick a career path or you get counseling earlier and then you you learn the things that help you rather than spending four years learning the same things over and over Choices:  1. I do not like the concept of a directed education. 2. Directed education is better for getting students ready for jobs. 3. I like that they have a more directed education.
Output: 1
Statement: Hanson cautiously made the pretense of swallowing his before he allowed it to slip through his fingers to mingle with the sand. Choices:  1. Hanson thought that he would not drink the drug. 2. Hanson drank loads of it, and asked for more. 3. Hanson carefully pretended to drink his, but spit it into the sand.
Output: 2
Statement: However, as the Ottoman Turks in the 15th century dominated the Mediterranean and shipbuilding technology improved, longer Atlantic journeys became a serious prospect. Choices:  1. Ship technology had matured by the 14th century. 2. Longer journeys were facilitated by improved ship design. 3. The Turks were able to invade several unsuspecting peoples and amass enormous wealth.
Output: 1
Statement: You mean--?  "Take care! Choices:  1. Wait, are you sure you meant what you said? 2. Oh OK I fully understand. 3. What do you mean?
Output: 2
Statement: The dollar value for URS is the average of the dollar values for the 7 different types of URS. Choices:  1. The dollar values of 3 different types of URS are averaged to find the dollar value for URS. 2. 7 different types of URS are averaged to find the dollar value for URS. 3. There are some who believe that the numbers would be more accurate while averaging 5 different types of URS.
Output: 1
Statement: If the auditors discover serious, but previously unrecognized weaknesses, the management awareness rating will be lowered. Choices:  1. The management awareness rating will be lowered if the auditors discover any serious but unrecognized weaknesses.  2. If an auditor finds an unrecognized weakness, the rating will not be lowered. 3. This includes weaknesses like fnidng random USBs and attaching them to a networked computer.
Output: 2
Statement: He was almost dead, and still fighting on. Choices:  1. He died instantly, without a fight.  2. He continued to fight even as the life drained out of him.  3. The wolf was almost dead but still fighting. 
Output: 1
Statement: uh-huh yeah oh um and how a five year old can grasp something like that is beyond is just a uh Choices:  1. Five-year-olds tend to understand much better than most people would believe. 2. Five years olds have a very simple understanding and struggle to grasp things. 3. I cannot understand how a five-year-old can understand that.
Output: 2
Statement: Shortly after, the buzz began to spread. Choices:  1. Soon after, buzz was created. 2. It took a while for information about it to go around. 3. Everyone was talking about it.
Output: 2
Statement: And he was only a boy, about Callie's age, his black hair flopping over eyes wide with shock and fright. Choices:  1. He was male and had black hair, almost the same age as Callie. 2. She was just a girl and twenty years older than Callie. 3. He was twelve years of age and very strong already.
Output: 2
Statement: Under the rider the big stud moved, tossed his head, drawing the young man's attention from the town back to his own immediate concerns. Choices:  1. The big stud had a rider on him. 2. The big stud had a 300 pound man on him, but he didn't mind. 3. The big stud refused to be ridden
Output: 3
Statement: The most popular forms at the moment  Choices:  1. The current and most profitable forms 2. The current hot forms 3. The least popular forms in the last 50 years
Output: 3
Statement: the moon held in the curved arms of a bridge. Choices:  1. The moons curves held the bridge. 2. This is a description of a stunning painting. 3. The bridge's arms held the moon.
Output: 1
Statement:  This book began with the axiomatic statement that the symbol is the thing. Choices:  1. The book made no statement and made no sense. 2. The book said the symbol is the thing. 3. The book was quite small but made a bold statement,
Output: 1
Statement: I ran round for Sir James here, and we came right on. Choices:  1. They came right on Sir James face.  2. The speaker ran around Sir James.  3. Sir James was not here. 
Output: 3
Statement: um-hum yes oh it is it is well both of ours is school age but we don't want to miss any of those PTA's and you know all of that so so Choices:  1.  We want to attend  PTA meetings, it helps our children's education. 2. I hate PTA meetings, we never attend.  3. Both our children are school age, we want to be involved, even PTA meetings.
Output: 2
Statement: Rodriguez was reluctant to admit anyone would die waiting. Choices:  1. Rodriguez was in line for an iPhone. 2. Rodriguez was emphatic about all the deaths that might occur while waiting. 3. Rodrigues did not want to take the blame for any deaths that might occur.
Output: 2
Statement: Congress would not have needed to add the certification provision to protect the presidential advisers if their records were not within the scope of GAOas access authority. Choices:  1. The certification provision would not be added if the advisers did not provide records. 2. The certification provision would not need to be added. 3. The certification provision would need to be added.
Output: 3
Statement: Finally, the analysis discusses several significant alternatives that were considered and rejected by the Commission, including expanding the universe of providers covered by the rule, more narrowly defining the universe of providers, and continuing the resale rule indefinitely. Choices:  1. There needs to be more coverage in the rule. 2. There are a number of alternatives available. 3. The rule covers half of the providers.
Output: 3