Premise: Vestiges of dwellings survive cabins on stilts in the frequently flooded Po valley, larger clay houses on the western marshlands of Tuscany, and Sardinia's still visible domed dry-stone nuraghi.

Hypothesis: Tuscany has the smallest houses of all.
Answer: no

Premise: To meet the family's extravagant debts, ground-floor rooms were turned into boutiques and cafe that attracted fashionable society, together with some shady hangers-on and intellectuals.

Hypothesis: The boutiques and Cafe's purpose was to meet the family's debts.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: you know if everybody's trying to incorporate a little bit of it into into their school and they made sure they pointed it out you know

Hypothesis: Nobody should incorporate that into their school.
Answer: no

Premise: The ex-Beatle's symphony gets a Carnegie Hall debut and tops Billboard 's classical chart, but critics dismiss it as embarrassingly amateurish.

Hypothesis: When the ex-Beatle's song released the critics loved it and gave it rave reviews.
Answer: no