Premise: When entering the museum, children are offered worksheets that keep them busy seeking out information from displays and diagrams; they seem to relish the challenge, as do many of the parents.

Hypothesis: The museum offers worksheets to children to help them stay focused while touring the displays.
Answer: yes

Premise: If GAO is not given an opportunity to inspect the record during this time period, the Comptroller General may file a report to the President, the Congress, and other executive branch officials.

Hypothesis: The Comptroller General is not allowed to submit anything to Congress.
Answer: no

Premise: With balmy trade winds, infrequent squalls, and flowing sea currents, the FWI and nearby Antilles are ideal for a day, a week, or a month under sail.

Hypothesis: The FWI and Antilles have frequent squalls.
Answer: no

Premise: Conversely, pro-lifers argue that pro-choicers are racists because they use Medicaid, and abortion, to exterminate black and Hispanic fetuses.

Hypothesis: Pro-lifers have no argument against pro-choicers.
Answer: no