Premise: Behind him is Padua's great site of pilgrimage, the 13th- and 14th-century Basilica of Sant'Antonio, the city's protector simply known as II Santo, built in honor of the Portuguese-born Franciscan monk who died in Padua in 1231.

Hypothesis: There was a monk from Portugal who died in Padua.
Answer: yes

Premise: yeah your neighbors that's true

Hypothesis: Yeah, your neighbors are jewish. That's true.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: Before 6 June 1944 the peaceful stretch of coast west of Cabourg, from Ouistreham to the Cotentin peninsula, was known simply as the Cete du Calvados, a flat, undramatic shoreline broken by a few unspectacular chalk cliffs and sand dunes.

Hypothesis: The stretch of coast from Ouistreham to the Cotentin peninsula was called the Cete du Calvados prior to 1944.
Answer: yes

Premise: These vibrant masterpieces, as well as other excellent works from the Portuguese school of the same period, belonged to Funchal's wealthy sugar merchants, who during the 16th century traded their white gold for principal art treasures of the day.

Hypothesis: Funchal's sugar merchants were the driving force of the local economy.
Answer: it is not possible to tell