Q: "a man wearing a black jacket stands, holding an open book in front of a chalkboard and globe." Does this mean that "A man pretending to be a teacher gets off on the position of power."?
A: no

Q: "A child is playing in the street, doing a cartwheel." Does this mean that "A child does a cartwheel."?
A: yes

Q: "Hundreds of people walking on a very busy street with stars hanging from buildings." Does this mean that "A crowd somewhere outside."?
A: yes

Q: "Two soldiers stand in front of a pile of children's toys." Does this mean that "Children are waiting in line to see santa."?
A:
no