Q: "People walk and bike in front of a box office." Does this mean that "Not many people are going past a box office, because it is cold out"?
A: no

Q: "In a dance studio, dancers in Scottish kilts rehearse before an instructor." Does this mean that "The dancers in capris rehearse in the studio."?
A: no

Q: "Men playing volleyball, with one player missing the ball but hands still in the air." Does this mean that "Men watching beach volleyball."?
A: no

Q: "Four students in a college dorm." Does this mean that "Four students call a house meeting in their dorm room."?
A:
it is not possible to tell