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TIMSS_2007_4_pg99-B | premise | A plant uses sunlight to make food for itself. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg99-B | premise | A tree is a kind of plant. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg99-B | hypothesis | A tree uses sunlight to make food for itself. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg99-B | entailment | A plant uses sunlight to make food for itself. & A tree is a kind of plant. |- A tree uses sunlight to make food for itself. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred2 | premise | There are humans on Earth. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred2 | premise | Eyes are part of a human for seeing. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred2 | hypothesis | Humans on Earth can see through their eyes. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred2 | entailment | There are humans on Earth. & Eyes are part of a human for seeing. |- Humans on Earth can see through their eyes. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred1 | premise | A Moon is a kind of celestial object / celestial body. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred1 | premise | If an object reflects light toward the eye then that object can be seen. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred1 | hypothesis | If the Moon reflects light toward the eye then the Moon can be seen. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg56-B-shred1 | entailment | A Moon is a kind of celestial object / celestial body. & If an object reflects light toward the eye then that object can be seen. |- If the Moon reflects light toward the eye then the Moon can be seen. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred3 | premise | Mice give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred3 | premise | Mammals give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred3 | hypothesis | A mouse is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred3 | entailment | Mice give birth to live young. & Mammals give birth to live young. |- A mouse is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred2 | premise | Mammals give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred2 | premise | Bats give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred2 | hypothesis | A bat is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred2 | entailment | Mammals give birth to live young. & Bats give birth to live young. |- A bat is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred1 | premise | Mammals give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred1 | premise | Monkeys give birth to live young. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred1 | hypothesis | A monkey is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg43-B-shred1 | entailment | Mammals give birth to live young. & Monkeys give birth to live young. |- A monkey is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C-shred1 | premise | Oceans cover 70% of the surface of the Earth. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C-shred1 | premise | Most means over 50% of something. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C-shred1 | hypothesis | Oceans cover most of Earth's surface. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C-shred1 | entailment | Oceans cover 70% of the surface of the Earth. & Most means over 50% of something. |- Oceans cover most of Earth's surface. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C | premise | Oceans cover most of Earth's surface. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C | premise | An ocean is a kind of body of water. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C | hypothesis | Water covers most of Earth's surface. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg39-C | entailment | Oceans cover most of Earth's surface. & An ocean is a kind of body of water. |- Water covers most of Earth's surface. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred6 | premise | Energy is transfered to plants through sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred6 | premise | If energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred6 | hypothesis | Plants get energy from sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred6 | entailment | Energy is transfered to plants through sunlight. & If energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else. |- Plants get energy from sunlight. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred5 | premise | If a resource is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that resource from that something else. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred5 | premise | Energy is a kind of resource. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred5 | hypothesis | If energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred5 | entailment | If a resource is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that resource from that something else. & Energy is a kind of resource. |- If energy is transferred to something through something else then that something gets that energy from that something else. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred4 | premise | The sun transfers energy from itself to the Earth through sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred4 | premise | Plants are a part of Earth. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred4 | hypothesis | Energy is transfered to plants through sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred4 | entailment | The sun transfers energy from itself to the Earth through sunlight. & Plants are a part of Earth. |- Energy is transfered to plants through sunlight. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred3 | premise | A plant requires sunlight to make food. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred3 | premise | Sunlight is a kind of energy. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred3 | hypothesis | A plant requires energy to make food. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred3 | entailment | A plant requires sunlight to make food. & Sunlight is a kind of energy. |- A plant requires energy to make food. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred2 | premise | Solar energy is a kind of energy. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred2 | premise | Sunlight is a kind of solar energy. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred2 | hypothesis | Sunlight is a kind of energy. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred2 | entailment | Solar energy is a kind of energy. & Sunlight is a kind of solar energy. |- Sunlight is a kind of energy. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred1 | premise | A plant requires sunlight for photosynthesis. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred1 | premise | Photosynthesis makes food for the plant by converting carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight into carbohydrates. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred1 | hypothesis | A plant requires sunlight to make food. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D-shred1 | entailment | A plant requires sunlight for photosynthesis. & Photosynthesis makes food for the plant by converting carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight into carbohydrates. |- A plant requires sunlight to make food. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D | premise | A plant requires energy to make food. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D | premise | Plants get energy from sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D | hypothesis | A plant gets energy to make food from sunlight. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2007_4_pg29-D | entailment | A plant requires energy to make food. & Plants get energy from sunlight. |- A plant gets energy to make food from sunlight. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred3 | premise | Living things in the same class are more closely related than living things in different classes. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred3 | premise | An animal is a kind of living thing. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred3 | hypothesis | Animals in the same class are more closely related than animals in different classes. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred3 | entailment | Living things in the same class are more closely related than living things in different classes. & An animal is a kind of living thing. |- Animals in the same class are more closely related than animals in different classes. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred2 | premise | A cat and a whale are both mammals. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred2 | premise | Mammal is a kind of class of animal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred2 | hypothesis | A cat and a whale are part of the same class of animals. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred2 | entailment | A cat and a whale are both mammals. & Mammal is a kind of class of animal. |- A cat and a whale are part of the same class of animals. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred1 | premise | A cat is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred1 | premise | A whale is a kind of mammal. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred1 | hypothesis | A cat and a whale are both mammals. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B-shred1 | entailment | A cat is a kind of mammal. & A whale is a kind of mammal. |- A cat and a whale are both mammals. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B | premise | A cat and a whale are part of the same class of animals. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B | premise | Animals in the same class are more closely related than animals in different classes. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B | hypothesis | A cat is more closely related to a whale than to animals of a different class. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg74-B | entailment | A cat and a whale are part of the same class of animals. & Animals in the same class are more closely related than animals in different classes. |- A cat is more closely related to a whale than to animals of a different class. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg6-C | premise | A son will receive half of the genes from his mother and his father. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg6-C | premise | Genes are able to determine the inherited characteristics of a living thing. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg6-C | hypothesis | A son will receive traits determined by the genes of his mother and the genes of his father. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg6-C | entailment | A son will receive half of the genes from his mother and his father. & Genes are able to determine the inherited characteristics of a living thing. |- A son will receive traits determined by the genes of his mother and the genes of his father. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C-shred1 | premise | Sexual reproduction produces offspring with genetic material from both parents. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C-shred1 | premise | Genes are similar to genetic material. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C-shred1 | hypothesis | Sexual reproduction produces offspring with genes from both parents. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C-shred1 | entailment | Sexual reproduction produces offspring with genetic material from both parents. & Genes are similar to genetic material. |- Sexual reproduction produces offspring with genes from both parents. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C | premise | Genes determine the traits for the living things. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C | premise | Genes are passed from a mother and a father to offspring through the egg and sperm. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C | hypothesis | Traits are passed from a mother and a father to offspring through the egg and sperm. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg41-C | entailment | Genes determine the traits for the living things. & Genes are passed from a mother and a father to offspring through the egg and sperm. |- Traits are passed from a mother and a father to offspring through the egg and sperm. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred4 | premise | Fossil fuels cannot be renewable. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred4 | premise | If one resource cannot be renewable then another resource that is renweable is not that one resource. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred4 | hypothesis | If something is renewable then that something is not a fossil fuel. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred4 | entailment | Fossil fuels cannot be renewable. & If one resource cannot be renewable then another resource that is renweable is not that one resource. |- If something is renewable then that something is not a fossil fuel. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred3 | premise | If something cannot have a certain property then something else with that property is not that something. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred3 | premise | Renewable is a property of resources. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred3 | hypothesis | If one resource cannot be renewable then another resource that is renweable is not that one resource. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred3 | entailment | If something cannot have a certain property then something else with that property is not that something. & Renewable is a property of resources. |- If one resource cannot be renewable then another resource that is renweable is not that one resource. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred2 | premise | Fossil fuels are a nonrenewable resource. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred2 | premise | Something cannot be renewable and nonrenewable. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred2 | hypothesis | Fossil fuels cannot be renewable. | KNOWN | T | null | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |
TIMSS_2003_8_pg28-C-shred2 | entailment | Fossil fuels are a nonrenewable resource. & Something cannot be renewable and nonrenewable. |- Fossil fuels cannot be renewable. | KNOWN | T | TT | eb-train-right-answer-entailment |