Q: "A boy is skim boarding in a backyard pool while two other men watch." Does this mean that "The boy is at an amusement park."?
A: no

Q: "Two people walk down a hall with checkered floors." Does this mean that "The people walk outside."?
A: no

Q: "Two hockey players, one in white and black, the other in black and yellow, about to start a game." Does this mean that "Two people playing football."?
A: no

Q: "An older gentleman is standing next to the man with a red accordion over his shoulder." Does this mean that "Two women play chess."?
A:
no