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Convert the sentence "He ran quickly to the store" into the past perfect tense. | 14,34,46,113,54,53,106,128,116,6,121,59,27,111,141,102,15,41,170,51,63,93,70,66,129,100,119,51,112,168,180,120,62,48,96,12,134,193,56,170,82,93,112,66,133,154,196,150,3,187,163,95,40,62,195,171,100,144,12,163,85,149,73,6,121,27,151,111,120,62,149,31,16,80,33,163,70,149,89,154,96,144,51,182,93,66,100,6,121,27,115,13,85,... | He had run quickly to the store. | 14,96,12,23,46,56,148,35,185,21,183,3,81,5,147,63,182,112,66,71,196,128,116,187,95,71,89,196,178,58,194,12,85,86,31,100,6,59,27,151,111,141,120,62,44,16,80,60,47,139,86,92 | 77 | alpaca |
Edit the sentence "The alarm clock was ringing loudly at seven o' clock" | 14,110,113,49,159,12,172,185,71,59,27,151,111,141,102,15,41,119,51,63,93,66,127,151,172,195,129,48,121,59,193,148,35,190,169,105,52,147,63,112,87,48,150,81,199,83,124,70,197,118,149,118,149,118,64,149,64,149,8,55,188,191,55,29,22,149,10,128,5,126,111,19,120,48,62,44,134,58,16,187,160,50,12,134,58,16,186,164,60,179,69,1... | "The alarm clock rang loudly at seven o'clock." | 14,59,144,198,28,190,54,169,134,105,199,189,101,53,112,85,86,34,196,178,105,83,78,95,71,34,196,150,183,3,81,72,184,82,17,182,134,105,148,88,190,155,33,9,185,156,73,134,58,194,61,28,56,35,172,71,168,141,102,15,41,170,79,104,136,119,82,114,7,37,54,95,85,71,196,178,105,199,83,124,70,86,34,68,92 | 30 | alpaca |
Delete any words that are redundant in the sentence "I bought a few different items at the store" | 14,144,43,91,58,194,198,12,123,13,149,158,0,57,113,50,194,12,21,130,128,116,5,126,192,87,180,103,59,56,1,172,85,70,149,133,174,37,54,183,3,38,24,172,13,69,127,193,170,82,63,93,7,56,170,82,0,149,89,57,113,51,63,59,27,151,111,180,15,41,170,119,51,63,93,59,56,119,51,82,63,93,112,168,180,152,133,149,22,174,145,108,184,13,1... | "I bought different items at the store." | 14,52,97,145,108,184,13,156,73,45,199,83,140,163,70,86,31,44,187,78,176,103,4,109,3,119,51,82,66,129,0,174,145,108,184,69,129,127,119,53,63,192,157,0,86,57,148,35,78,71,86,59,27,151,111,141,120,62,44,98,16,80,60,47,139,84,92 | 22 | alpaca |
Explain how algorithms can be used in educational institutions. | 14,110,113,95,30,120,48,74,149,73,105,145,108,184,82,114,23,46,148,88,140,0,174,88,155,9,95,146,165,179,38,24,176,121,59,119,51,53,112,87,19,48,149,34,158,46,119,51,93,156,73,144,198,175,43,91,65,192,87,19,62,133,57,113,119,82,114,0,56,35,172,195,171,115,95,34,158,46,49,159,40,67,98,51,114,7,45,169,0,57,119,51,93,168,1... | Algorithms can be used in educational institutions in several ways to enhance teaching and learning, streamline administrative tasks, and improve decision-making processes. Below are some of the ways algorithms can be used in educational institutions:
1. Personalized Learning: Algorithms make it possible for education... | 174,148,88,155,79,73,136,165,179,81,136,187,115,176,103,4,59,136,37,53,63,112,168,180,74,158,46,25,82,93,156,73,144,198,175,43,91,65,126,87,157,62,44,113,119,82,114,7,127,119,172,69,127,100,115,95,85,89,158,46,49,159,40,67,98,114,7,45,33,124,0,57,113,51,93,168,141,120,62,44,100,151,172,85,71,31,100,91,65,40,67,98,1,75,... | 91 | alpaca |
Generate a list of adjectives related to a summer garden. | 14,44,113,119,82,7,38,49,159,123,71,89,31,129,100,115,54,134,58,187,111,180,62,44,37,143,104,0,174,148,35,172,71,195,171,98,172,117,149,44,113,151,126,87,19,48,183,3,24,134,58,49,159,69,127,172,85,149,31,100,165,24,40,111,141,102,15,41,37,53,106,115,13,66,89,146,16,52,83,155,35,69,129,127,119,51,75,139,84,92 | Here are some adjectives that describe a summer garden:
1. Sun-kissed
2. Lush
3. Vibrant
4. Fragrant
5. Colorful
6. Bountiful
7. Flourishing
8. Radiant
9. Verdant
10. Blossoming
11. Abundant
12. Tranquil
13. Serene
14. Refreshing
15. Picturesque. | 122,96,198,28,165,47,101,0,70,174,189,101,40,19,141,180,15,41,5,53,0,57,148,35,69,195,171,115,172,95,71,89,31,100,113,1,185,168,19,141,120,152,74,10,73,193,56,170,35,140,163,70,89,44,151,111,141,120,74,196,146,150,81,97,108,184,70,0,174,37,115,111,141,180,102,15,41,5,79,53,106,165,101,13,156,85,89,146,16,199,189,101,24... | 76 | alpaca |
Create a news headline for a story about a celebrity who just released a book. Tom Hanks | 14,150,109,3,28,49,159,123,129,127,57,113,119,82,135,175,43,12,126,19,141,23,46,170,35,185,71,121,134,105,145,108,184,82,63,93,112,176,4,109,24,40,19,120,62,44,16,80,60,179,38,194,12,13,104,193,88,140,70,151,111,180,48,54,169,105,170,79,156,71,73,115,172,85,31,100,96,12,23,96,91,65,13,195,171,98,170,78,111,19,48,150,16... | "Tom Hanks Surprises Fans with Release of New Book: A Must-Read Memoir" | 14,31,46,52,83,147,53,112,23,142,72,25,160,123,71,30,39,152,133,86,133,122,120,102,15,41,109,101,85,86,154,150,81,97,108,184,126,87,157,41,1,192,87,141,48,74,103,153,193,72,25,82,93,168,157,48,21,128,116,187,6,176,48,183,3,24,54,134,169,58,194,198,12,40,180,102,15,41,37,143,104,48,135,7,43,91,13,156,73,45,26,164,124,95... | 79 | alpaca |
Given an input object, create an algorithm to determine if the object is valid. Mug | 14,122,113,187,143,104,119,82,114,7,119,82,135,7,49,50,53,93,66,154,46,116,187,172,185,44,127,16,52,83,79,71,195,171,98,1,163,95,30,48,74,34,196,150,3,81,49,159,123,69,127,119,82,114,0,174,88,155,35,95,146,165,24,87,121,157,41,119,51,63,93,66,31,100,151,172,13,156,44,151,172,89,31,46,16,5,186,79,53,177,106,119,114,7,37... | The task is to determine if a given object is valid, with the example input being a "Mug". Here is a sample algorithm that can be used to determine the validity of the mug or any other object.
1. Define criteria for what is considered a valid object. For instance, a valid object could be defined as:
a. An object t... | 59,27,172,85,31,46,193,148,78,111,180,39,74,36,34,162,166,42,11,22,86,110,113,151,87,141,62,31,100,151,172,185,31,120,172,62,31,46,76,101,53,177,106,119,51,82,75,182,0,57,113,176,103,153,144,12,13,156,158,113,187,143,104,193,170,25,82,114,182,0,174,52,83,79,185,156,30,44,98,1,95,71,30,89,129,68,133,57,113,151,126,87,15... | 62 | alpaca |
Given an everyday situation, create a brief story around it. Riding the subway | 14,131,144,198,12,79,104,119,114,7,119,114,7,193,170,79,104,24,172,69,127,159,12,111,141,15,41,151,172,195,171,150,183,3,81,49,159,40,67,98,1,75,66,133,117,133,22,149,34,196,150,3,81,49,159,172,71,129,100,115,13,156,149,73,144,12,40,176,30,120,62,44,16,80,60,179,38,194,175,28,165,54,183,179,3,81,88,155,147,93,129,127,1... | Lena stepped onto the bustling subway car, the familiar metal grate beneath her feet rattling softly as she made her way to a nearby empty seat. She sat down and tucked her purse between her feet, glancing around at the commuters already absorbed in their phones, books, or conversations.
As the subway began to rumble... | 10,58,144,198,50,12,114,7,151,111,180,141,180,62,44,193,170,79,71,30,31,16,52,83,147,93,66,71,31,100,6,27,115,13,85,89,73,5,78,111,141,180,102,180,48,178,169,58,136,119,51,17,112,40,111,141,102,15,41,5,79,185,156,130,128,116,194,95,85,34,196,142,199,189,47,139,70,133,89,59,27,115,176,4,153,54,177,106,190,169,58,194,175... | 30 | alpaca |
Create a classification algorithm for a given dataset. Dataset of medical images | 14,131,42,11,22,117,22,10,34,196,150,3,81,99,49,159,184,69,127,115,95,85,117,34,196,178,105,5,78,111,141,180,102,120,48,74,4,153,115,95,85,117,158,46,49,159,40,67,98,119,82,114,7,52,190,33,9,13,156,146,165,76,179,38,24,6,176,103,59,27,54,53,112,176,103,4,109,179,24,194,184,13,117,158,113,187,79,104,136,119,51,63,93,156... | To create a classification algorithm for a medical images dataset, we can follow these steps:
1. **Data Preprocessing**: First, we need to prepare the data for our algorithm. This involves loading the dataset, analyzing and identifying the features to be used for classification. Then, we need to preprocess the images ... | 31,100,91,95,85,196,150,3,144,194,28,49,159,123,70,0,174,37,115,95,71,196,178,105,148,78,111,180,15,41,115,143,176,153,115,95,85,158,46,49,159,12,40,67,98,119,82,114,7,193,88,155,9,156,136,165,179,81,187,95,71,121,59,136,37,54,53,112,176,103,4,109,53,177,106,193,170,35,69,127,115,95,71,34,45,33,169,9,0,57,113,119,177,5... | 21 | alpaca |
Complete the following sentence by inserting appropriate words. The sun was ____ and the sky was ____. | 14,34,113,115,93,66,89,154,178,58,144,198,123,70,133,117,149,133,64,149,22,133,121,59,27,115,176,103,4,153,199,33,169,136,186,173,160,17,112,40,180,15,41,193,170,25,82,93,66,31,100,51,93,112,168,120,48,74,149,73,145,108,184,159,50,82,93,112,168,141,180,15,41,99,49,159,78,40,71,195,31,100,160,17,113,115,13,85,149,154,15... | The sun was bright and the sky was clear. | 14,27,151,111,141,180,102,15,41,16,5,147,114,182,21,128,116,126,87,19,48,74,86,73,3,81,97,108,184,123,71,129,68,133,86,57,18,25,82,63,121,59,27,151,111,141,180,102,120,74,146,16,52,97,108,184,21,128,116,126,87,157,48,74,86,196,178,58,144,198,28,181,165,47,139,133,86,92 | 73 | alpaca |
Arrange the items given below in the order to complete the following sentence cake, me, eating | 14,54,183,81,49,50,160,17,112,171,120,62,44,193,52,97,108,184,172,71,89,31,100,51,53,112,141,48,74,149,89,158,187,104,136,119,82,182,93,156,73,115,54,134,105,193,5,186,173,136,119,82,63,114,7,194,28,0,174,80,60,24,69,127,165,1,172,19,31,100,115,95,34,196,115,53,112,66,89,154,178,58,144,198,12,163,70,89,59,27,115,176,10... | Me eating cake. | 14,10,106,144,198,0,57,198,12,69,129,127,160,17,112,66,31,196,46,99,49,159,123,71,86,34,68,84,133,92 | 32 | alpaca |
Write an introductory paragraph about a famous person. Michelle Obama | 14,10,183,3,81,145,108,184,0,57,113,119,82,114,7,57,113,51,93,66,195,100,172,69,44,193,170,163,95,30,71,195,171,100,165,194,12,85,149,154,46,148,88,181,179,38,101,146,3,81,170,79,176,136,115,73,145,56,140,163,69,127,115,176,103,153,193,49,159,50,82,114,7,151,111,19,48,74,149,154,46,26,78,111,141,102,15,41,51,75,139,84,... | Michelle Obama, born January 17, 1964, in Chicago, Illinois, USA, is a lawyer, writer and public figure who served as the First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. Married to the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, she is most widely recognized for her advocacy work in education, poverty awarene... | 10,151,115,40,67,98,16,190,33,9,0,174,54,13,156,89,73,52,83,79,53,106,52,83,124,79,139,70,133,22,86,73,80,60,101,24,82,93,66,195,171,98,193,72,25,82,114,7,194,43,91,173,60,179,38,194,12,40,180,102,15,41,170,79,104,136,119,51,93,66,31,46,96,144,198,50,123,75,139,133,135,7,145,108,184,93,66,71,31,100,160,17,112,23,142,5,... | 25 | alpaca |
Generate a list of five things one should keep in mind when considering a career change. | 14,195,171,98,193,99,170,25,82,114,7,165,3,194,61,198,32,123,71,31,46,190,54,169,134,169,58,136,187,151,111,141,120,62,31,100,37,115,176,103,153,52,97,108,184,12,176,103,59,41,160,17,93,112,192,157,48,21,130,128,5,147,82,93,112,195,67,98,151,172,185,85,149,70,133,149,64,158,96,198,123,70,149,133,149,57,113,51,63,182,17... | 1. Evaluate your reasons: It's important to take a step back and evaluate exactly why you want to make a career change. Your reasons could range from wanting to pursue your passion, to seeking better compensation or job satisfaction, or even needing a change of scene. Being clear on your reasons can help you focus on w... | 10,130,128,199,97,5,26,147,75,139,197,133,22,86,110,113,6,104,193,88,190,155,9,136,194,175,43,21,128,116,49,159,12,95,71,175,43,109,101,183,3,144,198,12,87,157,41,1,75,192,39,152,36,162,20,77,55,86,2,138,161,42,11,86,110,113,172,71,168,180,15,41,119,51,53,93,66,85,89,154,196,80,60,101,24,71,70,182,93,66,89,31,100,172,1... | 73 | alpaca |
Analyze the given legal document and explain the key points. The following is an excerpt from a contract between two parties, labeled "Company A" and "Company B":
"Company A agrees to provide reasonable assistance to Company B in ensuring the accuracy of the financial statements it provides. This includes allowing Co... | 14,110,174,97,108,35,190,169,58,136,194,184,12,111,180,102,15,41,115,95,158,43,12,143,104,4,128,5,172,134,58,194,198,12,95,34,146,100,115,172,185,156,73,16,45,80,95,34,146,165,119,54,53,106,136,119,147,53,93,66,129,133,174,145,108,26,35,78,111,48,74,149,73,193,49,50,63,93,59,56,115,163,95,85,149,158,198,12,85,149,73,12... | The contract between Company A and Company B outlines an understanding between the two parties, whereby Company A agrees to provide assistance in ensuring the accuracy of financial statements provided by Company B. This assistance may include providing access to personnel and important documents, as deemed necessary by... | 59,27,115,95,85,34,196,46,52,83,147,93,195,150,3,81,170,95,71,30,129,74,73,115,172,71,31,100,150,173,116,144,50,12,93,112,66,34,46,5,79,71,73,119,114,7,61,159,32,0,57,18,25,82,75,93,66,129,74,86,34,196,46,5,79,71,73,119,82,114,194,12,13,156,73,144,28,193,88,155,79,71,73,178,134,169,105,5,108,184,160,17,63,93,168,87,157... | 39 | alpaca |
Count the number of occurrences of each word in a sentence and output in JSON format The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog | 14,34,46,148,25,147,63,93,70,66,59,27,119,82,114,7,5,147,53,93,156,165,81,37,143,104,136,115,85,117,34,196,46,148,108,25,51,93,168,180,15,151,126,87,157,41,143,73,144,198,123,172,195,171,48,150,128,116,99,35,172,185,127,119,51,63,7,151,111,141,180,15,41,170,82,63,93,66,89,31,100,119,51,63,93,168,180,157,41,119,82,114,7... | ```json
{"words": {"the": 2, "quick": 1, "brown": 1, "fox": 1, "jumps": 1, "over": 1, "lazy": 1, "dog": 1}
``` | 14,44,193,170,78,111,141,102,15,41,16,52,83,147,182,21,130,128,60,76,38,101,24,172,185,71,168,39,141,120,152,74,133,121,59,193,16,190,155,164,185,85,89,31,100,91,65,95,85,89,34,196,130,128,116,49,159,123,95,71,34,196,68,84,36,197,20,166,191,11,22,86,10,130,128,5,147,82,63,182,93,139,133,22,89,86,73,183,3,81,88,155,147,... | 75 | alpaca |
Extract the URL and domain name from a string and output in JSON format Visit us at https://example.com | 14,131,170,95,30,120,67,195,150,81,148,140,70,149,59,144,175,43,173,128,199,189,54,101,183,81,193,88,190,169,9,121,59,136,119,51,63,93,66,44,100,115,177,106,194,50,82,63,135,7,49,50,53,112,176,4,109,53,106,115,111,19,120,62,149,195,150,3,81,160,17,23,68,42,11,110,18,82,114,7,174,88,5,155,140,163,70,149,154,116,1,163,69... | ```json
{"url": "https://example.com", "domain": "example.com"}
``` | 14,13,195,171,98,193,170,35,78,111,141,180,102,15,41,52,5,147,82,114,175,43,91,173,128,145,189,101,179,3,81,170,190,169,9,0,57,49,159,12,123,71,195,171,62,31,46,144,198,12,123,85,71,31,46,96,198,12,85,89,154,46,96,144,198,28,99,26,78,111,39,152,36,20,86,20,55,77,86,55,86,125,55,29,86,122,168,141,102,48,178,169,105,148,... | 77 | alpaca |
Extract the title and author of a book from a string and output in JSON format The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald | 14,57,193,170,95,30,120,62,150,81,148,140,163,70,121,59,27,172,85,117,31,46,145,108,184,69,127,45,124,0,136,18,51,82,63,93,0,174,199,33,9,176,103,59,136,165,0,174,37,143,104,136,54,13,156,73,3,76,101,95,117,196,4,109,101,53,106,151,111,141,120,62,195,150,3,144,50,160,17,139,84,133,117,110,18,82,114,7,193,170,155,140,16... | ```json
{"title": "The Great Gatsby", "author": "F. Scott Fitzgerald"}
``` | 14,195,171,98,193,99,170,35,151,111,141,102,15,41,52,83,147,63,93,66,71,31,46,52,145,108,184,71,31,100,190,45,33,9,121,59,27,115,13,156,146,150,3,49,159,198,123,71,70,89,158,193,148,78,140,71,168,180,48,74,73,61,32,84,36,86,197,118,8,86,77,8,86,8,86,29,86,29,86,29,22,86,174,199,83,78,176,103,59,136,165,47,139,71,70,84,... | 15 | alpaca |
You will be given a text containing an description of some event. Your task is to output whether that event is possible ('Possible') or not ('Impossible'). Text: A hummingbird flew into my room and started drinking out of the bowl on my bedside table. | 14,122,96,43,12,21,130,128,116,54,164,13,73,144,12,13,156,117,158,113,187,143,104,136,69,127,115,172,85,89,31,46,170,95,30,120,48,74,89,34,100,119,51,93,66,31,46,49,50,114,7,160,17,0,57,18,82,93,44,127,151,111,141,120,48,74,196,150,3,187,24,172,71,195,67,98,119,82,63,114,7,37,143,176,141,102,15,41,5,79,53,136,115,143,1... | Possible | 174,145,170,126,111,141,180,15,41,54,177,73,45,124,84,197,125,92 | 11 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems impossible for you, or the general statement does not make sense matches your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: A man went to buy some groceries and came back with a new car. | 14,43,173,45,9,156,73,144,198,12,13,95,158,113,115,143,104,119,82,114,7,115,13,85,154,46,144,198,12,40,87,157,15,41,115,143,30,85,31,46,170,95,30,120,62,149,44,144,28,6,59,136,56,165,38,101,79,85,73,193,5,35,6,121,59,136,119,82,114,7,57,170,181,79,104,24,172,13,156,44,144,49,159,28,37,143,104,193,99,170,25,82,63,75,0,1... | False | 34,46,16,52,199,190,155,9,78,111,19,180,39,180,39,152,133,125 | 42 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems impossible for you, or the general statement does not make sense matches your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: It was raining so hard that the water in the ocean boiled. | 14,43,173,116,9,13,73,144,12,13,156,158,113,187,79,104,136,119,82,114,7,115,85,149,154,144,198,12,40,141,102,15,37,143,176,30,31,46,170,95,30,62,44,144,151,6,59,56,35,79,73,88,155,140,69,127,119,82,114,7,0,57,170,79,104,109,165,24,13,156,44,193,49,159,12,143,104,193,170,25,82,75,70,89,129,68,84,36,162,133,11,149,110,80... | False | 34,146,16,52,83,155,9,111,19,180,39,152,68,133,125,133 | 77 | alpaca |
You need to read a text and determine whether it is describing cause and effect, or merely listing items. If the text is describing how each item in the list leads to the next item, output 'cause and effect'. Otherwise, if it is just making a general statement about each of the items in order without showing how they a... | 122,96,12,82,135,7,198,12,172,85,89,31,100,115,183,3,144,12,69,127,115,172,149,31,46,170,95,89,30,62,44,119,51,93,66,31,100,172,13,149,89,44,193,170,79,53,106,51,182,21,130,128,170,6,59,136,0,57,113,172,69,127,151,111,180,62,44,151,111,141,120,48,74,146,81,108,184,79,73,160,17,66,34,196,46,5,9,126,157,41,119,82,63,93,1... | cause and effect | 14,196,46,199,83,5,35,126,87,157,41,119,25,82,114,127,115,176,103,153,193,99,148,78,95,71,30,86,129,68,36,125,92 | 24 | alpaca |
You will be given a short text containing two entities. You need to determine whether the entity in the first part is more general than, as specific as, or unrelated to the entity in the second part. Text: A sparrow is a kind of bird. | 14,96,43,173,116,45,9,79,85,73,144,12,13,85,158,113,187,143,104,136,119,114,7,115,40,67,98,16,80,60,101,172,85,149,31,46,170,95,71,30,48,74,34,115,112,66,31,46,49,82,114,127,160,17,66,85,31,100,144,43,91,173,193,170,82,93,66,168,62,31,44,100,144,61,12,40,19,48,175,96,12,135,7,198,12,71,149,31,100,172,156,44,127,151,172... | The entity "sparrow" is more specific than "kind of bird." | 14,144,198,28,193,170,25,82,93,66,71,31,100,151,115,172,71,31,100,144,61,198,32,40,141,120,180,120,74,73,193,181,179,81,186,164,124,0,133,86,57,113,151,126,87,157,48,177,106,80,60,101,24,40,19,120,62,74,73,151,111,141,102,15,41,187,115,176,153,187,95,71,30,133,89,59,56,119,82,63,93,112,66,86,34,46,145,108,184,93,44,127... | 72 | alpaca |
You will be given two strings, A and B. Print 1 if string B occurs at the end of string A. Otherwise, print 0. Strings: 'ABCD', 'CD'. | 14,175,43,12,21,173,116,45,9,13,156,73,144,12,13,156,117,158,113,187,143,104,119,82,93,66,31,100,91,65,40,141,120,62,195,150,3,81,160,17,192,157,152,133,110,174,145,148,140,0,70,110,57,174,18,82,182,156,73,144,198,32,84,133,89,154,150,3,119,51,163,70,130,128,116,147,114,7,151,111,120,62,195,150,3,49,50,160,17,182,93,15... | 1 | 73,105,52,145,5,108,25,35,82,63,75,182,139,133,125 | 57 | alpaca |
You will be given two strings, A and B. Print 1 if string B occurs at the end of string A. Otherwise, print 0. Hiabcxyz XYZ. | 14,175,43,173,116,54,9,13,156,73,144,12,13,156,158,113,187,143,104,119,51,63,93,112,66,31,100,43,91,65,40,120,62,195,150,3,81,160,17,192,87,39,152,0,133,149,110,174,148,35,140,0,57,18,82,93,156,73,144,198,32,133,85,149,154,150,3,187,119,82,163,70,21,130,128,5,147,63,7,113,151,40,120,62,195,150,3,38,160,17,93,13,156,89,... | 1 | 10,128,105,52,5,25,35,82,185,93,70,133,125 | 27 | alpaca |
You will be given two strings, A and B. Print 1 if string B occurs at the end of string A. Otherwise, print 0. soccer mom pet rock. | 14,175,43,173,116,45,9,13,156,73,144,198,12,95,158,113,187,143,104,136,119,82,93,66,31,100,91,12,40,19,120,62,89,195,150,81,99,160,17,192,157,152,68,84,133,22,110,174,142,145,26,25,147,82,114,63,93,156,89,73,144,61,32,84,133,22,149,117,154,150,109,3,119,51,63,163,70,130,128,147,114,7,127,113,115,176,30,120,62,195,150,3... | 0 | 14,122,180,102,41,144,28,181,16,38,26,155,124,139,70,125 | 8 | alpaca |
You are given a list of instructions. For each instruction, output whether or not it is possible to complete the instruction as described. Instructions: ['Take two pills with water', 'Teach a dog to fly', 'Cook rice for 40 minutes']. | 14,175,43,173,60,38,24,13,156,158,187,143,104,119,69,127,54,134,58,187,151,111,141,62,44,37,143,104,119,51,93,112,168,141,120,62,195,150,81,5,140,163,95,30,67,98,119,51,75,112,168,48,4,109,179,3,194,198,123,195,171,98,119,51,63,93,112,168,19,120,62,195,150,81,83,140,163,95,30,67,98,1,51,75,139,84,133,110,174,88,155,163... | Take two pills with water: Possible
Teach a dog to fly: Impossible
Cook rice for 40 minutes: Possible | 14,46,49,187,95,71,70,30,89,31,100,91,65,13,85,89,154,46,190,45,33,9,87,19,48,74,116,6,176,48,74,130,128,199,83,78,69,127,109,165,47,70,197,118,86,118,125,86,77,86,55,86,29,86,55,29,86,29,22,10,154,142,52,83,78,111,180,102,15,41,115,54,69,45,9,85,89,31,46,144,198,12,123,71,195,171,98,115,172,13,156,44,16,52,199,83,147,... | 5 | alpaca |
You will be given a set of statements. Your job is to order them chronologically, from the earliest event to the latest event. Chronological order means that if Event A happened before Event B and Event C, then your output should have A before B and C in it. If two events happened at the same time, they do not need to ... | 14,131,175,43,173,116,164,13,156,73,144,115,13,156,158,113,187,79,104,51,114,7,115,111,141,102,15,41,193,170,35,69,127,151,111,19,120,62,44,193,49,159,163,70,177,106,51,66,168,120,48,175,43,12,172,195,98,16,54,79,71,149,73,151,111,141,62,31,16,0,174,80,60,9,69,127,6,121,27,51,182,93,66,196,109,5,147,82,114,134,105,5,17... | ['The glass fell three stories', 'It broke into pieces', 'A piece hit John on the head.']. | 14,115,13,89,146,178,134,105,148,78,111,141,180,62,74,153,193,190,33,9,176,103,48,150,183,3,194,12,40,141,120,62,44,16,80,60,179,24,61,12,192,111,19,39,152,36,20,8,125,8,125,86,110,113,172,185,13,156,86,73,183,3,81,186,164,95,71,158,113,119,51,82,93,66,31,100,115,85,86,154,46,96,144,198,123,40,180,102,15,41,61,12,192,8... | 50 | alpaca |
You will be given two pieces of text. Your task is to determine if the first piece of text implies the second piece of text. If it does, output 'Yes', otherwise output 'No'. Text 1: John only reads books on philosophy.Text 2: John doesn't read books that aren't on philosophy. | 14,175,43,91,173,164,13,156,73,144,12,13,158,113,187,79,104,119,51,93,66,31,100,144,12,13,73,154,144,96,12,40,180,15,151,126,87,41,37,143,30,31,46,193,170,148,78,95,30,180,152,48,175,43,28,165,24,172,85,31,46,142,148,83,78,111,180,48,74,117,34,158,151,126,111,141,180,62,44,172,85,149,44,115,172,85,31,46,76,170,25,147,1... | Yes | 57,113,99,25,26,1,126,111,19,39,152,133,125,133,125,92 | 92 | alpaca |
Determine whether the statement is 'Mostly True', 'Mostly False', or 'Completely False', according to the given text. The North Pole is located in Antarctica. | 14,59,27,115,172,85,31,46,99,72,170,25,79,53,106,136,119,182,21,128,116,6,59,56,6,121,27,151,111,141,180,62,44,193,49,159,163,70,177,106,119,82,93,66,44,151,126,87,157,48,177,106,186,65,40,19,141,102,15,58,144,198,12,172,85,195,171,67,150,3,194,91,65,0,133,177,106,186,65,40,19,180,59,144,194,12,176,103,4,153,199,33,9,1... | Completely False | 14,196,115,93,66,71,154,178,58,144,198,12,71,134,58,194,12,176,103,4,153,16,52,199,33,9,124,111,141,39,152,36,86,92 | 94 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems impossible for you, or the general statement does not make sense to you, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: The glass fell off a three-story building and did not break into pieces. | 14,96,43,173,21,128,45,9,13,156,73,144,198,12,13,158,113,187,143,104,119,69,127,115,85,149,154,46,96,198,12,40,180,102,15,37,143,85,149,89,31,46,170,163,95,30,180,62,44,0,57,144,12,6,121,59,56,165,38,101,79,85,89,73,88,155,35,69,127,119,82,114,7,0,57,170,79,104,109,101,24,13,44,49,159,28,37,115,143,104,193,99,72,25,82,... | False | 34,146,16,52,5,155,164,9,112,111,19,180,39,152,133,125,92 | 21 | alpaca |
Given a description of an event, you need to tell whether it is possible or not. Print 'Possible' if the event can happen, and 'Impossible' if it cannot. Description: A person walks into a room and disappears. | 14,131,113,187,104,136,119,82,114,7,127,172,13,156,44,151,111,141,120,48,74,34,146,3,187,172,79,71,30,67,98,119,82,63,182,0,174,37,143,104,119,51,114,63,75,7,0,57,37,115,143,104,193,99,25,82,75,139,84,133,149,10,110,175,12,82,114,7,194,198,12,85,31,100,151,172,85,31,46,190,33,9,21,130,128,116,170,6,121,59,136,165,38,0,... | Impossible | 57,113,82,53,93,85,71,154,46,52,83,78,111,141,180,48,41,177,156,73,45,124,139,197,133,125,92 | 19 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: I went outside and it was raining so hard that I got wet. | 14,175,96,43,173,128,116,186,164,9,85,73,144,12,13,158,113,187,143,104,136,119,69,127,115,79,85,117,89,154,46,96,198,40,141,15,41,115,172,85,31,46,170,95,30,120,62,44,100,144,12,6,121,59,56,181,101,79,156,73,193,88,155,140,129,119,82,114,7,0,57,170,79,104,136,172,44,193,49,159,12,143,104,193,170,25,82,114,75,93,70,66,1... | True | 14,171,48,150,109,179,38,136,164,139,70,133,125 | 0 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: A UFO flew overhead and abducted me. | 14,175,43,91,173,21,128,116,190,9,156,73,144,198,12,95,34,158,113,187,143,104,136,119,82,114,7,115,85,154,46,96,198,12,40,141,180,102,41,37,143,176,30,89,31,46,170,95,30,141,102,62,44,144,194,12,6,121,59,56,181,38,79,13,156,73,193,145,170,35,69,127,119,82,114,7,193,170,79,104,24,172,69,44,193,99,49,159,12,143,104,193,9... | False | 34,146,16,52,199,190,33,124,192,111,19,180,39,152,133,125 | 91 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: I put my shoes on and went outside. | 122,96,43,91,173,116,54,13,156,73,144,12,13,34,158,113,79,143,104,119,82,114,7,115,85,149,154,96,12,126,87,180,157,41,37,143,176,30,85,89,31,46,193,148,108,95,117,30,180,62,44,144,12,6,121,127,165,38,101,79,156,73,145,35,78,71,31,100,119,114,7,170,79,104,24,172,13,44,49,159,28,143,104,193,99,72,25,82,63,93,66,129,133,1... | True | 195,171,48,150,76,38,91,136,124,139,133,125 | 20 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: The moon orbits around Earth every 27 days. | 14,175,43,91,21,128,45,9,13,85,73,144,12,13,85,149,158,113,187,143,104,193,99,25,82,114,7,115,163,85,89,154,46,96,198,12,40,111,180,102,15,37,143,176,30,85,89,31,46,170,95,30,120,180,62,44,175,144,12,6,121,59,165,179,38,184,79,156,73,193,145,88,108,35,140,163,70,89,31,46,119,1,119,82,7,0,133,57,170,79,104,115,172,31,46... | True | 195,171,150,109,76,38,26,186,164,124,139,36,125,133 | 45 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: Mary had been studying for her exams all day and she was exhausted. ... | 14,96,43,12,21,173,116,164,21,13,85,73,144,198,12,13,85,34,158,113,187,143,104,136,119,51,114,7,115,79,85,149,154,46,96,144,198,12,40,180,102,15,41,115,143,30,149,31,46,170,163,95,30,120,62,44,144,198,12,121,59,56,181,38,170,35,79,13,85,73,193,88,155,78,172,176,103,31,100,41,119,82,114,7,0,57,170,79,104,109,24,172,85,8... | True | 14,195,171,48,150,109,76,179,38,81,186,164,124,139,133,125 | 32 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: I have seen a five hundred year old man. | 14,96,43,173,116,164,163,70,89,73,144,198,12,13,85,149,158,113,143,104,136,119,82,63,114,0,57,170,35,79,85,149,154,46,144,198,12,40,180,15,41,37,143,30,85,149,31,46,170,95,30,141,120,62,44,0,57,113,12,6,121,59,165,179,38,37,79,13,156,73,193,52,145,5,35,185,168,129,100,68,119,135,114,7,170,79,104,109,165,24,13,156,44,19... | False | 34,46,16,52,199,155,9,111,19,39,152,133,125 | 87 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text either about an everyday event, or a general statement. If the event seems implausible to you, or the general statement does not make sense according to your commonsense, output 'False', otherwise output 'True'. Text: A person can survive without food for weeks as long as they have wat... | 14,96,43,173,116,45,164,9,85,149,89,73,144,198,12,95,158,28,187,143,104,136,119,82,63,114,7,37,115,79,85,149,89,154,46,96,198,12,40,141,15,41,37,143,30,85,149,31,46,170,95,30,141,180,62,44,144,12,6,59,127,165,179,37,54,13,156,73,145,5,35,69,127,119,51,63,0,57,170,79,104,24,172,69,44,49,159,28,115,176,104,153,193,99,25,... | False | 34,196,178,46,16,52,199,155,33,9,78,111,180,39,152,133,125,133,125 | 60 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text about an event. Based on the information in the text, you need to answer whether the event is possible or not. Your answer must be either Yes or No. If it is not possible for the event to happen based on the information in the text, then your answer should be 'No'. If it is possible fo... | 14,175,43,173,128,116,45,33,9,13,156,73,144,12,13,34,158,113,187,143,104,119,51,63,182,0,57,174,148,170,35,79,85,149,154,46,144,198,12,40,141,102,15,37,143,176,30,89,31,46,187,95,30,141,120,62,100,115,13,73,145,5,35,172,69,129,100,119,51,82,63,75,93,0,57,110,18,143,104,193,18,25,82,93,66,129,68,133,22,10,73,49,159,40,1... | Yes | 158,175,113,28,99,25,26,1,78,111,19,39,152,68,125,133,92 | 59 | alpaca |
You will be given a paragraph of text with various statements. For each statement, you need to output 'True' if the statement is true, and 'False', otherwise. Text: Michael Jordan is an American former professional basketball player. He played 15 seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA) for the Chicago Bull... | 14,175,43,91,173,163,70,10,116,115,172,13,156,73,144,12,13,156,158,43,91,104,136,193,88,155,79,85,89,73,193,148,88,38,101,13,156,146,193,170,78,176,103,4,37,143,176,85,89,73,193,170,95,30,180,152,0,133,149,8,149,10,116,6,13,85,103,153,144,49,28,151,111,141,62,44,49,159,163,70,177,106,1,51,66,168,180,48,4,153,145,0,57,1... | True | 14,195,171,150,109,76,179,38,81,186,26,186,164,124,139,133,125 | 58 | alpaca |
You will be given a piece of text about an event that has happened. Your job is to determine if the event could have reasonably happened, based on your knowledge and commonsense. If it could have reasonably happened, output 'True', otherwise output 'False'. Text: A tree fell over in the wind and caused damage to my car... | 14,175,43,173,21,128,116,190,33,9,13,156,73,144,198,12,13,156,158,113,187,143,104,119,114,7,115,85,154,96,198,12,40,180,15,41,37,143,104,30,85,89,31,46,170,95,34,30,141,120,62,48,74,104,73,193,5,35,140,163,70,119,114,7,37,115,143,104,193,170,25,82,63,93,66,89,59,56,69,127,193,170,35,126,87,157,41,193,148,79,71,73,136,1... | True | 195,171,120,150,109,76,179,81,186,26,91,164,124,139,133,125,92 | 62 | alpaca |
I will give you a list of steps. You need to determine if the steps are going forwards or backwards in time by outputting 'Forwards' or 'Backwards'. Steps: ['She takes out her books', 'The teacher hands back the papers', 'She walks into class', 'The bell rings']. | 14,174,145,108,184,21,128,45,9,13,85,89,158,113,187,143,104,175,43,173,136,35,54,134,58,187,78,111,141,180,62,31,100,151,111,180,120,62,149,44,193,99,26,163,70,149,70,30,39,152,133,149,64,8,149,22,175,43,12,82,135,144,198,12,172,71,31,100,172,44,127,151,172,85,89,31,46,76,99,38,79,177,106,136,119,82,114,7,113,143,176,1... | Backwards | 14,86,73,193,148,78,95,71,196,130,128,60,47,24,172,185,89,168,171,39,152,133,125,92 | 34 | alpaca |
Given a piece of text, you need to output whether the statements made in the text are opinions or facts. An opinion is defined as a statement that cannot be proven true or false and is usually based on someone's beliefs. A fact is defined as a statement that can be proven true or false and is not based on someone's bel... | 14,131,158,113,187,79,104,136,119,82,63,182,0,57,37,115,85,149,154,46,144,198,12,123,111,180,15,41,37,143,176,85,149,31,46,99,170,78,95,71,149,30,39,62,129,68,84,20,167,138,42,11,22,10,175,43,82,114,7,198,12,172,149,31,46,193,148,88,155,79,85,149,154,109,24,172,69,129,48,21,130,128,116,170,35,6,59,127,151,6,121,27,111,... | The statement made in the text is a fact. | 14,27,115,111,141,180,102,62,44,49,159,163,70,177,106,119,82,71,70,86,10,177,106,49,159,69,127,119,51,63,59,27,172,85,86,89,31,46,170,95,71,30,180,141,120,62,44,151,126,87,157,41,37,115,176,103,153,193,148,78,95,70,30,197,22,86,31,129,68,92 | 59 | alpaca |
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