Context: The lion is lazy. The lion is dull. The lion is rough. The lion chases the cat. The dinosaur sees the squirrel. The dinosaur is heavy. The dinosaur is obese. The cat is nice. The cat is smart. The cat is quiet. The squirrel is cute. The squirrel is small. The squirrel is lovely. Nice animals are cute. If something is dull then it likes the cat. If something likes the cat then it is slow. If something is lazy and dull then it is rough. If something is cute and small then it is adorable. If something is heavy and obese then it is strong. If something is rough then it is tired. All tired animals are sleepy. If something is cute then it is small. All small animals are lovely. If something is strong then it is awful. All awful animals are big. If something is adorable then it is furry. All furry animals are beautiful. All slow animals are fierce.

Question: The cat is lovely.


Question: The cat is not lovely.


Question: The lion is sleepy.


Question: The lion is not sleepy.


Question: The dinosaur is big.


Question: The dinosaur is not big.


Question: The squirrel is beautiful.


Question: The squirrel is not beautiful.


Question: The lion is fierce.


Question: The lion is not fierce.


Context: Anne is huge. Anne is high. Anne is big. Charlie is thin. Charlie is tiny. Erin is nice. Erin is kind. Erin is clever. Alan is bad. Alan is poor. Alan is dull. Huge people are nice. If someone is thin and tiny then they are little. If someone is bad and poor then they are rough. If someone is nice and kind then they are wealthy. If someone is little then they are small. All small people are short. If someone is nice then they are kind. All kind people are clever. If someone is wealthy then they are quiet. All quiet people are smart. If someone is rough then they are sad. All sad people are imperfect.

Question: Anne is clever.


Question: Anne is not clever.


Question: Charlie is short.


Question: Charlie is not short.


Question: Erin is smart.


Question: Erin is not smart.


Question: Alan is imperfect.


Question: Alan is not imperfect.


Context: The snake is slow. The snake is lazy. The snake is sleepy. The snake needs the mouse. The bald eagle visits the cat. The bald eagle is awful. The bald eagle is strong. The mouse is kind. The mouse is round. The mouse is quiet. The cat is adorable. The cat is beautiful. The cat is small. Kind animals are adorable. If something is lazy then it likes the mouse. If something likes the mouse then it is dull. If something is slow and lazy then it is sleepy. If something is adorable and beautiful then it is lovely. If something is awful and strong then it is fierce. If something is sleepy then it is tired. All tired animals are rough. If something is adorable then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are small. If something is fierce then it is heavy. All heavy animals are obese. If something is lovely then it is cute. All cute animals are furry. All dull animals are big.

Question: The mouse is small.


Question: The mouse is not small.


Question: The snake is rough.


Question: The snake is not rough.


Question: The bald eagle is obese.


Question: The bald eagle is not obese.


Question: The cat is furry.


Question: The cat is not furry.


Question: The snake is big.


Question: The snake is not big.


Context: Anne is strong. Anne is huge. Harry is little. Harry is tiny. Bob is wealthy. Erin is poor. Erin is bad. If someone is not big then they are poor. If someone is not rough then they are smart. If someone is wealthy then they are quiet. If someone is quiet and not dull then they are nice. If someone is poor and not big then they are sad. All sad people are thin. If someone is little and tiny then they are dull. If someone is dull and not quiet then they are bad. If someone is bad then they are young. If someone is smart then they are clever. All clever people are kind. All nice people are experienced.

Question: Anne is thin.


Question: Anne is not thin.


Question: Erin is kind.


Question: Erin is not kind.


Question: Bob is experienced.


Question: Bob is not experienced.


Question: Harry is young.


Question: Harry is not young.


Context: The snake is lazy. The snake is sleepy. The crocodile is horrible. The crocodile is heavy. The snake attacks the rabbit. The crocodile sees the dog. The rabbit is kind. The dog is kind. The dog is lovely. The dog is cute. If something is not kind then it likes the rabbit. If something likes the rabbit then it is rough. If something is not round then it is horrible. If something is not strong then it is small. If something is lovely then it is cute. If something is cute and not awful then it is furry. If something is horrible and not round then it is fierce. If something is lazy and sleepy then it is awful. If something is awful and not cute then it is heavy. If something is small then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are quiet. All furry animals are smart. All fierce animals are big. All heavy animals are strong. All rough animals are slow.

Question: The snake is big.


Question: The snake is not big.


Question: The dog is quiet.


Question: The dog is not quiet.


Question: The dog is smart.


Question: The dog is not smart.


Question: The snake is strong.


Question: The snake is not strong.


Question: The snake is slow.


Question: The snake is not slow.


Context: The wolf is rough. The wolf is dull. The bear is horrible. The bear is big. The wolf attacks the dog. The bear chases the mouse. The dog is round. The mouse is round. The mouse is small. The mouse is furry. If something is not round then it likes the dog. If something likes the dog then it is lazy. If something is not kind then it is horrible. If something is not heavy then it is beautiful. If something is small then it is furry. If something is furry and not fierce then it is cute. If something is horrible and not kind then it is awful. If something is rough and dull then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not furry then it is big. If something is beautiful then it is lovely. All lovely animals are smart. All cute animals are quiet. All awful animals are strong. All big animals are heavy. All lazy animals are sleepy.

Question: The wolf is strong.


Question: The wolf is not strong.


Question: The mouse is smart.


Question: The mouse is not smart.


Question: The mouse is quiet.


Question: The mouse is not quiet.


Question: The wolf is heavy.


Question: The wolf is not heavy.


Question: The wolf is sleepy.


Question: The wolf is not sleepy.


Context: The dinosaur is sleepy. The dinosaur is lazy. The dinosaur is slow. The dinosaur likes the rabbit. The wolf needs the cat. The wolf is awful. The wolf is heavy. The rabbit is nice. The rabbit is quiet. The rabbit is kind. The cat is furry. The cat is beautiful. The cat is small. Nice animals are furry. If something is lazy then it attacks the rabbit. If something attacks the rabbit then it is rough. If something is sleepy and lazy then it is slow. If something is furry and beautiful then it is lovely. If something is awful and heavy then it is strong. If something is slow then it is dull. All dull animals are tired. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are small. If something is strong then it is big. All big animals are obese. If something is lovely then it is adorable. All adorable animals are cute. All rough animals are fierce.

Question: The rabbit is small.


Question: The rabbit is not small.


Question: The dinosaur is tired.


Question: The dinosaur is not tired.


Question: The wolf is obese.


Question: The wolf is not obese.


Question: The cat is cute.


Question: The cat is not cute.


Question: The dinosaur is fierce.


Question: The dinosaur is not fierce.


Context: Erin is strong. Erin is high. Erin is huge. Alan is little. Alan is tiny. Fiona is smart. Fiona is quiet. Fiona is wealthy. Harry is rough. Harry is sad. Harry is poor. Strong people are smart. If someone is little and tiny then they are thin. If someone is rough and sad then they are dull. If someone is smart and quiet then they are clever. If someone is thin then they are small. All small people are short. If someone is smart then they are quiet. All quiet people are wealthy. If someone is clever then they are nice. All nice people are kind. If someone is dull then they are bad. All bad people are imperfect.

Question: Erin is wealthy.


Question: Erin is not wealthy.


Question: Alan is short.


Question: Alan is not short.


Question: Fiona is kind.


Question: Fiona is not kind.


Question: Harry is imperfect.


Question: Harry is not imperfect.


Context: The bald eagle is rough. The bald eagle is lazy. The bald eagle is sleepy. The bald eagle needs the rabbit. The snake chases the dog. The snake is big. The snake is fierce. The rabbit is round. The rabbit is smart. The rabbit is nice. The dog is beautiful. The dog is furry. The dog is small. Round animals are beautiful. If something is lazy then it visits the rabbit. If something visits the rabbit then it is tired. If something is rough and lazy then it is sleepy. If something is beautiful and furry then it is lovely. If something is big and fierce then it is awful. If something is sleepy then it is dull. All dull animals are slow. If something is beautiful then it is furry. All furry animals are small. If something is awful then it is strong. All strong animals are obese. If something is lovely then it is adorable. All adorable animals are cute. All tired animals are heavy.

Question: The rabbit is small.


Question: The rabbit is not small.


Question: The bald eagle is slow.


Question: The bald eagle is not slow.


Question: The snake is obese.


Question: The snake is not obese.


Question: The dog is cute.


Question: The dog is not cute.


Question: The bald eagle is heavy.


Question: The bald eagle is not heavy.


Context: The bald eagle is slow. The bald eagle is sleepy. The bald eagle is dull. The bald eagle sees the dog. The wolf needs the rabbit. The wolf is awful. The wolf is heavy. The dog is nice. The dog is quiet. The dog is kind. The rabbit is small. The rabbit is lovely. The rabbit is beautiful. Nice animals are small. If something is sleepy then it attacks the dog. If something attacks the dog then it is tired. If something is slow and sleepy then it is dull. If something is small and lovely then it is adorable. If something is awful and heavy then it is big. If something is dull then it is rough. All rough animals are lazy. If something is small then it is lovely. All lovely animals are beautiful. If something is big then it is fierce. All fierce animals are strong. If something is adorable then it is furry. All furry animals are cute. All tired animals are obese.

Question: The dog is beautiful.


Question: The dog is not beautiful.


Question: The bald eagle is lazy.


Question: The bald eagle is not lazy.


Question: The wolf is strong.


Question: The wolf is not strong.


Question: The rabbit is cute.


Question: The rabbit is not cute.


Question: The bald eagle is obese.


Question: The bald eagle is not obese.


Context: Erin is big. Erin is strong. Harry is little. Harry is thin. Gary is wealthy. Charlie is sad. Charlie is rough. If someone is not high then they are sad. If someone is not bad then they are smart. If someone is wealthy then they are kind. If someone is kind and not poor then they are clever. If someone is sad and not high then they are dull. All dull people are short. If someone is little and thin then they are poor. If someone is poor and not kind then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is smart then they are nice. All nice people are quiet. All clever people are old.

Question: Erin is short.


Question: Erin is not short.


Question: Charlie is quiet.


Question: Charlie is not quiet.


Question: Gary is old.


Question: Gary is not old.


Question: Harry is young.


Question: Harry is not young.


Context: Erin is huge. Erin is strong. Erin is high. Gary is tiny. Gary is small. Bob is quiet. Bob is smart. Bob is clever. Alan is dull. Alan is sad. Alan is rough. Huge people are quiet. If someone is tiny and small then they are thin. If someone is dull and sad then they are bad. If someone is quiet and smart then they are nice. If someone is thin then they are little. All little people are short. If someone is quiet then they are smart. All smart people are clever. If someone is nice then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are kind. If someone is bad then they are poor. All poor people are imperfect.

Question: Erin is clever.


Question: Erin is not clever.


Question: Gary is short.


Question: Gary is not short.


Question: Bob is kind.


Question: Bob is not kind.


Question: Alan is imperfect.


Question: Alan is not imperfect.


Context: The dinosaur is tired. The dinosaur is rough. The dinosaur is dull. The dinosaur attacks the mouse. The bear chases the dog. The bear is heavy. The bear is awful. The mouse is round. The mouse is quiet. The mouse is smart. The dog is furry. The dog is beautiful. The dog is adorable. Round animals are furry. If something is rough then it needs the mouse. If something needs the mouse then it is sleepy. If something is tired and rough then it is dull. If something is furry and beautiful then it is cute. If something is heavy and awful then it is big. If something is dull then it is slow. All slow animals are lazy. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are adorable. If something is big then it is obese. All obese animals are fierce. If something is cute then it is small. All small animals are lovely. All sleepy animals are strong.

Question: The mouse is adorable.


Question: The mouse is not adorable.


Question: The dinosaur is lazy.


Question: The dinosaur is not lazy.


Question: The bear is fierce.


Question: The bear is not fierce.


Question: The dog is lovely.


Question: The dog is not lovely.


Question: The dinosaur is strong.


Question: The dinosaur is not strong.


Context: The lion is rough. The lion is sleepy. The lion is slow. The lion needs the dog. The tiger attacks the mouse. The tiger is heavy. The tiger is strong. The dog is round. The dog is kind. The dog is nice. The mouse is adorable. The mouse is lovely. The mouse is beautiful. Round animals are adorable. If something is sleepy then it likes the dog. If something likes the dog then it is lazy. If something is rough and sleepy then it is slow. If something is adorable and lovely then it is furry. If something is heavy and strong then it is awful. If something is slow then it is dull. All dull animals are tired. If something is adorable then it is lovely. All lovely animals are beautiful. If something is awful then it is fierce. All fierce animals are big. If something is furry then it is cute. All cute animals are small. All lazy animals are obese.

Question: The dog is beautiful.


Question: The dog is not beautiful.


Question: The lion is tired.


Question: The lion is not tired.


Question: The tiger is big.


Question: The tiger is not big.


Question: The mouse is small.


Question: The mouse is not small.


Question: The lion is obese.


Question: The lion is not obese.


Context: The bear is slow. The bear is lazy. The tiger is big. The tiger is heavy. The bear likes the squirrel. The tiger attacks the mouse. The squirrel is kind. The mouse is kind. The mouse is cute. The mouse is small. If something is not kind then it chases the squirrel. If something chases the squirrel then it is dull. If something is not nice then it is big. If something is not awful then it is lovely. If something is cute then it is small. If something is small and not strong then it is beautiful. If something is big and not nice then it is fierce. If something is slow and lazy then it is strong. If something is strong and not small then it is heavy. If something is lovely then it is furry. All furry animals are round. All beautiful animals are smart. All fierce animals are horrible. All heavy animals are awful. All dull animals are sleepy.

Question: The bear is horrible.


Question: The bear is not horrible.


Question: The mouse is round.


Question: The mouse is not round.


Question: The mouse is smart.


Question: The mouse is not smart.


Question: The bear is awful.


Question: The bear is not awful.


Question: The bear is sleepy.


Question: The bear is not sleepy.


Context: Anne is high. Anne is big. Fiona is small. Fiona is tiny. Gary is clever. Dave is poor. Dave is rough. If someone is not strong then they are poor. If someone is not sad then they are nice. If someone is clever then they are wealthy. If someone is wealthy and not bad then they are smart. If someone is poor and not strong then they are dull. All dull people are thin. If someone is small and tiny then they are bad. If someone is bad and not wealthy then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is nice then they are quiet. All quiet people are kind. All smart people are experienced.

Question: Anne is thin.


Question: Anne is not thin.


Question: Dave is kind.


Question: Dave is not kind.


Question: Gary is experienced.


Question: Gary is not experienced.


Question: Fiona is young.


Question: Fiona is not young.


Context: The bald eagle is sleepy. The bald eagle is lazy. The bald eagle is rough. The bald eagle sees the rabbit. The snake likes the dog. The snake is heavy. The snake is obese. The rabbit is round. The rabbit is nice. The rabbit is quiet. The dog is furry. The dog is small. The dog is beautiful. Round animals are furry. If something is lazy then it needs the rabbit. If something needs the rabbit then it is slow. If something is sleepy and lazy then it is rough. If something is furry and small then it is adorable. If something is heavy and obese then it is fierce. If something is rough then it is dull. All dull animals are tired. If something is furry then it is small. All small animals are beautiful. If something is fierce then it is awful. All awful animals are big. If something is adorable then it is lovely. All lovely animals are cute. All slow animals are strong.

Question: The rabbit is beautiful.


Question: The rabbit is not beautiful.


Question: The bald eagle is tired.


Question: The bald eagle is not tired.


Question: The snake is big.


Question: The snake is not big.


Question: The dog is cute.


Question: The dog is not cute.


Question: The bald eagle is strong.


Question: The bald eagle is not strong.


Context: Harry is big. Harry is huge. Harry is high. Charlie is short. Charlie is thin. Gary is nice. Gary is wealthy. Gary is kind. Bob is poor. Bob is sad. Bob is dull. Big people are nice. If someone is short and thin then they are small. If someone is poor and sad then they are imperfect. If someone is nice and wealthy then they are quiet. If someone is small then they are tiny. All tiny people are little. If someone is nice then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are kind. If someone is quiet then they are clever. All clever people are smart. If someone is imperfect then they are bad. All bad people are rough.

Question: Harry is kind.


Question: Harry is not kind.


Question: Charlie is little.


Question: Charlie is not little.


Question: Gary is smart.


Question: Gary is not smart.


Question: Bob is rough.


Question: Bob is not rough.


Context: Alan is big. Alan is high. Bob is short. Bob is thin. Dave is wealthy. Gary is dull. Gary is poor. If someone is not huge then they are dull. If someone is not rough then they are smart. If someone is wealthy then they are clever. If someone is clever and not bad then they are quiet. If someone is dull and not huge then they are sad. All sad people are tiny. If someone is short and thin then they are bad. If someone is bad and not clever then they are poor. If someone is poor then they are young. If someone is smart then they are kind. All kind people are nice. All quiet people are experienced.

Question: Alan is tiny.


Question: Alan is not tiny.


Question: Gary is nice.


Question: Gary is not nice.


Question: Dave is experienced.


Question: Dave is not experienced.


Question: Bob is young.


Question: Bob is not young.


Context: The crocodile is dull. The crocodile is rough. The wolf is awful. The wolf is strong. The crocodile attacks the cat. The wolf sees the mouse. The cat is quiet. The mouse is quiet. The mouse is furry. The mouse is small. If something is not quiet then it chases the cat. If something chases the cat then it is sleepy. If something is not round then it is awful. If something is not horrible then it is lovely. If something is furry then it is small. If something is small and not heavy then it is beautiful. If something is awful and not round then it is fierce. If something is dull and rough then it is heavy. If something is heavy and not small then it is strong. If something is lovely then it is cute. All cute animals are kind. All beautiful animals are nice. All fierce animals are big. All strong animals are horrible. All sleepy animals are slow.

Question: The crocodile is big.


Question: The crocodile is not big.


Question: The mouse is kind.


Question: The mouse is not kind.


Question: The mouse is nice.


Question: The mouse is not nice.


Question: The crocodile is horrible.


Question: The crocodile is not horrible.


Question: The crocodile is slow.


Question: The crocodile is not slow.


Context: Fiona is high. Fiona is strong. Bob is thin. Bob is little. Harry is wealthy. Gary is poor. Gary is dull. If someone is not huge then they are poor. If someone is not rough then they are nice. If someone is wealthy then they are kind. If someone is kind and not bad then they are clever. If someone is poor and not huge then they are sad. All sad people are short. If someone is thin and little then they are bad. If someone is bad and not kind then they are dull. If someone is dull then they are young. If someone is nice then they are quiet. All quiet people are smart. All clever people are old.

Question: Fiona is short.


Question: Fiona is not short.


Question: Gary is smart.


Question: Gary is not smart.


Question: Harry is old.


Question: Harry is not old.


Question: Bob is young.


Question: Bob is not young.


Context: The tiger is slow. The tiger is lazy. The tiger is dull. The tiger attacks the cat. The crocodile visits the squirrel. The crocodile is strong. The crocodile is obese. The cat is nice. The cat is smart. The cat is quiet. The squirrel is small. The squirrel is cute. The squirrel is lovely. Nice animals are small. If something is lazy then it likes the cat. If something likes the cat then it is tired. If something is slow and lazy then it is dull. If something is small and cute then it is adorable. If something is strong and obese then it is big. If something is dull then it is sleepy. All sleepy animals are rough. If something is small then it is cute. All cute animals are lovely. If something is big then it is heavy. All heavy animals are awful. If something is adorable then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are furry. All tired animals are fierce.

Question: The cat is lovely.


Question: The cat is not lovely.


Question: The tiger is rough.


Question: The tiger is not rough.


Question: The crocodile is awful.


Question: The crocodile is not awful.


Question: The squirrel is furry.


Question: The squirrel is not furry.


Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Context: Erin is strong. Erin is big. Alan is thin. Alan is little. Charlie is smart. Anne is sad. Anne is rough. If someone is not huge then they are sad. If someone is not dull then they are kind. If someone is smart then they are nice. If someone is nice and not poor then they are wealthy. If someone is sad and not huge then they are bad. All bad people are short. If someone is thin and little then they are poor. If someone is poor and not nice then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is kind then they are quiet. All quiet people are clever. All wealthy people are experienced.

Question: Erin is short.


Question: Erin is not short.


Question: Anne is clever.


Question: Anne is not clever.


Question: Charlie is experienced.


Question: Charlie is not experienced.


Question: Alan is young.


Question: Alan is not young.


Context: The tiger is dull. The tiger is slow. The dinosaur is awful. The dinosaur is heavy. The tiger visits the squirrel. The dinosaur attacks the mouse. The squirrel is kind. The mouse is kind. The mouse is lovely. The mouse is furry. If something is not kind then it needs the squirrel. If something needs the squirrel then it is rough. If something is not smart then it is awful. If something is not horrible then it is small. If something is lovely then it is furry. If something is furry and not fierce then it is cute. If something is awful and not smart then it is strong. If something is dull and slow then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not furry then it is heavy. If something is small then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are nice. All cute animals are quiet. All strong animals are big. All heavy animals are horrible. All rough animals are lazy.

Question: The tiger is big.


Question: The tiger is not big.


Question: The mouse is nice.


Question: The mouse is not nice.


Question: The mouse is quiet.


Question: The mouse is not quiet.


Question: The tiger is horrible.


Question: The tiger is not horrible.


Question: The tiger is lazy.


Question: The tiger is not lazy.


Context: The wolf is dull. The wolf is sleepy. The wolf is lazy. The wolf visits the dog. The bald eagle likes the squirrel. The bald eagle is fierce. The bald eagle is obese. The dog is quiet. The dog is nice. The dog is smart. The squirrel is cute. The squirrel is lovely. The squirrel is small. Quiet animals are cute. If something is sleepy then it needs the dog. If something needs the dog then it is slow. If something is dull and sleepy then it is lazy. If something is cute and lovely then it is adorable. If something is fierce and obese then it is awful. If something is lazy then it is tired. All tired animals are rough. If something is cute then it is lovely. All lovely animals are small. If something is awful then it is heavy. All heavy animals are strong. If something is adorable then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are furry. All slow animals are big.

Question: The dog is small.


Question: The dog is not small.


Question: The wolf is rough.


Question: The wolf is not rough.


Question: The bald eagle is strong.


Question: The bald eagle is not strong.


Question: The squirrel is furry.


Question: The squirrel is not furry.


Question: The wolf is big.


Question: The wolf is not big.


Context: The bald eagle is rough. The bald eagle is dull. The bald eagle is sleepy. The bald eagle attacks the cat. The leopard chases the rabbit. The leopard is big. The leopard is fierce. The cat is kind. The cat is quiet. The cat is nice. The rabbit is adorable. The rabbit is beautiful. The rabbit is lovely. Kind animals are adorable. If something is dull then it needs the cat. If something needs the cat then it is lazy. If something is rough and dull then it is sleepy. If something is adorable and beautiful then it is small. If something is big and fierce then it is strong. If something is sleepy then it is tired. All tired animals are slow. If something is adorable then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are lovely. If something is strong then it is awful. All awful animals are heavy. If something is small then it is furry. All furry animals are cute. All lazy animals are obese.

Question: The cat is lovely.


Question: The cat is not lovely.


Question: The bald eagle is slow.


Question: The bald eagle is not slow.


Question: The leopard is heavy.


Question: The leopard is not heavy.


Question: The rabbit is cute.


Question: The rabbit is not cute.


Question: The bald eagle is obese.


Question: The bald eagle is not obese.


Context: Erin is big. Erin is high. Dave is little. Dave is small. Bob is smart. Alan is rough. Alan is sad. If someone is not huge then they are rough. If someone is not poor then they are quiet. If someone is smart then they are nice. If someone is nice and not bad then they are clever. If someone is rough and not huge then they are dull. All dull people are tiny. If someone is little and small then they are bad. If someone is bad and not nice then they are sad. If someone is sad then they are young. If someone is quiet then they are kind. All kind people are wealthy. All clever people are old.

Question: Erin is tiny.


Question: Erin is not tiny.


Question: Alan is wealthy.


Question: Alan is not wealthy.


Question: Bob is old.


Question: Bob is not old.


Question: Dave is young.


Question: Dave is not young.


Context: The lion is sleepy. The lion is dull. The lion is rough. The lion visits the mouse. The tiger attacks the squirrel. The tiger is big. The tiger is obese. The mouse is round. The mouse is quiet. The mouse is kind. The squirrel is adorable. The squirrel is furry. The squirrel is cute. Round animals are adorable. If something is dull then it chases the mouse. If something chases the mouse then it is slow. If something is sleepy and dull then it is rough. If something is adorable and furry then it is lovely. If something is big and obese then it is strong. If something is rough then it is tired. All tired animals are lazy. If something is adorable then it is furry. All furry animals are cute. If something is strong then it is fierce. All fierce animals are heavy. If something is lovely then it is small. All small animals are beautiful. All slow animals are awful.

Question: The mouse is cute.


Question: The mouse is not cute.


Question: The lion is lazy.


Question: The lion is not lazy.


Question: The tiger is heavy.


Question: The tiger is not heavy.


Question: The squirrel is beautiful.


Question: The squirrel is not beautiful.


Question: The lion is awful.


Question: The lion is not awful.


Context: Alan is huge. Alan is high. Erin is little. Erin is thin. Charlie is nice. Dave is rough. Dave is dull. If someone is not strong then they are rough. If someone is not sad then they are smart. If someone is nice then they are kind. If someone is kind and not poor then they are clever. If someone is rough and not strong then they are bad. All bad people are short. If someone is little and thin then they are poor. If someone is poor and not kind then they are dull. If someone is dull then they are young. If someone is smart then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are quiet. All clever people are old.

Question: Alan is short.


Question: Alan is not short.


Question: Dave is quiet.


Question: Dave is not quiet.


Question: Charlie is old.


Question: Charlie is not old.


Question: Erin is young.


Question: Erin is not young.


Context: Charlie is strong. Charlie is huge. Charlie is high. Gary is small. Gary is short. Harry is clever. Harry is smart. Harry is quiet. Bob is bad. Bob is sad. Bob is rough. Strong people are clever. If someone is small and short then they are thin. If someone is bad and sad then they are poor. If someone is clever and smart then they are kind. If someone is thin then they are tiny. All tiny people are little. If someone is clever then they are smart. All smart people are quiet. If someone is kind then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are nice. If someone is poor then they are dull. All dull people are imperfect.

Question: Charlie is quiet.


Question: Charlie is not quiet.


Question: Gary is little.


Question: Gary is not little.


Question: Harry is nice.


Question: Harry is not nice.


Question: Bob is imperfect.


Question: Bob is not imperfect.


Context: Alan is big. Alan is strong. Alan is high. Charlie is small. Charlie is short. Gary is quiet. Gary is wealthy. Gary is clever. Dave is imperfect. Dave is poor. Dave is bad. Big people are quiet. If someone is small and short then they are little. If someone is imperfect and poor then they are dull. If someone is quiet and wealthy then they are smart. If someone is little then they are thin. All thin people are tiny. If someone is quiet then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are clever. If someone is smart then they are kind. All kind people are nice. If someone is dull then they are sad. All sad people are rough.

Question: Alan is clever.


Question: Alan is not clever.


Question: Charlie is tiny.


Question: Charlie is not tiny.


Question: Gary is nice.


Question: Gary is not nice.


Question: Dave is rough.


Question: Dave is not rough.


Context: Gary is strong. Gary is big. Gary is huge. Dave is thin. Dave is tiny. Erin is kind. Erin is wealthy. Erin is clever. Bob is imperfect. Bob is sad. Bob is dull. Strong people are kind. If someone is thin and tiny then they are little. If someone is imperfect and sad then they are bad. If someone is kind and wealthy then they are smart. If someone is little then they are short. All short people are small. If someone is kind then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are clever. If someone is smart then they are quiet. All quiet people are nice. If someone is bad then they are rough. All rough people are poor.

Question: Gary is clever.


Question: Gary is not clever.


Question: Dave is small.


Question: Dave is not small.


Question: Erin is nice.


Question: Erin is not nice.


Question: Bob is poor.


Question: Bob is not poor.


Context: The snake is slow. The snake is lazy. The crocodile is fierce. The crocodile is big. The snake chases the dog. The crocodile attacks the squirrel. The dog is smart. The squirrel is smart. The squirrel is furry. The squirrel is small. If something is not smart then it sees the dog. If something sees the dog then it is rough. If something is not kind then it is fierce. If something is not awful then it is lovely. If something is furry then it is small. If something is small and not horrible then it is cute. If something is fierce and not kind then it is heavy. If something is slow and lazy then it is horrible. If something is horrible and not small then it is big. If something is lovely then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are nice. All cute animals are round. All heavy animals are strong. All big animals are awful. All rough animals are dull.

Question: The snake is strong.


Question: The snake is not strong.


Question: The squirrel is nice.


Question: The squirrel is not nice.


Question: The squirrel is round.


Question: The squirrel is not round.


Question: The snake is awful.


Question: The snake is not awful.


Question: The snake is dull.


Question: The snake is not dull.


Context: Bob is strong. Bob is big. Gary is tiny. Gary is little. Erin is kind. Harry is rough. Harry is poor. If someone is not huge then they are rough. If someone is not sad then they are quiet. If someone is kind then they are wealthy. If someone is wealthy and not bad then they are clever. If someone is rough and not huge then they are dull. All dull people are thin. If someone is tiny and little then they are bad. If someone is bad and not wealthy then they are poor. If someone is poor then they are young. If someone is quiet then they are nice. All nice people are smart. All clever people are old.

Question: Bob is thin.


Question: Bob is not thin.


Question: Harry is smart.


Question: Harry is not smart.


Question: Erin is old.


Question: Erin is not old.


Question: Gary is young.


Question: Gary is not young.


Context: Harry is huge. Harry is big. Harry is strong. Alan is little. Alan is tiny. Anne is clever. Anne is smart. Anne is nice. Erin is rough. Erin is dull. Erin is sad. Huge people are clever. If someone is little and tiny then they are thin. If someone is rough and dull then they are bad. If someone is clever and smart then they are kind. If someone is thin then they are small. All small people are short. If someone is clever then they are smart. All smart people are nice. If someone is kind then they are quiet. All quiet people are wealthy. If someone is bad then they are imperfect. All imperfect people are poor.

Question: Harry is nice.


Question: Harry is not nice.


Question: Alan is short.


Question: Alan is not short.


Question: Anne is wealthy.


Question: Anne is not wealthy.


Question: Erin is poor.


Question: Erin is not poor.


Context: Erin is strong. Erin is big. Erin is huge. Anne is tiny. Anne is thin. Alan is quiet. Alan is nice. Alan is clever. Fiona is dull. Fiona is rough. Fiona is sad. Strong people are quiet. If someone is tiny and thin then they are little. If someone is dull and rough then they are imperfect. If someone is quiet and nice then they are wealthy. If someone is little then they are small. All small people are short. If someone is quiet then they are nice. All nice people are clever. If someone is wealthy then they are smart. All smart people are kind. If someone is imperfect then they are bad. All bad people are poor.

Question: Erin is clever.


Question: Erin is not clever.


Question: Anne is short.


Question: Anne is not short.


Question: Alan is kind.


Question: Alan is not kind.


Question: Fiona is poor.


Question: Fiona is not poor.


Context: Gary is strong. Gary is big. Anne is tiny. Anne is thin. Dave is smart. Harry is poor. Harry is sad. If someone is not huge then they are poor. If someone is not rough then they are nice. If someone is smart then they are quiet. If someone is quiet and not bad then they are wealthy. If someone is poor and not huge then they are dull. All dull people are short. If someone is tiny and thin then they are bad. If someone is bad and not quiet then they are sad. If someone is sad then they are young. If someone is nice then they are clever. All clever people are kind. All wealthy people are old.

Question: Gary is short.


Question: Gary is not short.


Question: Harry is kind.


Question: Harry is not kind.


Question: Dave is old.


Question: Dave is not old.


Question: Anne is young.


Question: Anne is not young.


Context: Charlie is huge. Charlie is high. Charlie is big. Fiona is thin. Fiona is little. Erin is nice. Erin is kind. Erin is quiet. Alan is sad. Alan is imperfect. Alan is rough. Huge people are nice. If someone is thin and little then they are small. If someone is sad and imperfect then they are bad. If someone is nice and kind then they are wealthy. If someone is small then they are tiny. All tiny people are short. If someone is nice then they are kind. All kind people are quiet. If someone is wealthy then they are smart. All smart people are clever. If someone is bad then they are poor. All poor people are dull.

Question: Charlie is quiet.


Question: Charlie is not quiet.


Question: Fiona is short.


Question: Fiona is not short.


Question: Erin is clever.


Question: Erin is not clever.


Question: Alan is dull.


Question: Alan is not dull.


Context: Gary is strong. Gary is high. Fiona is tiny. Fiona is little. Anne is smart. Erin is poor. Erin is rough. If someone is not huge then they are poor. If someone is not sad then they are nice. If someone is smart then they are quiet. If someone is quiet and not bad then they are kind. If someone is poor and not huge then they are dull. All dull people are thin. If someone is tiny and little then they are bad. If someone is bad and not quiet then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is nice then they are clever. All clever people are wealthy. All kind people are old.

Question: Gary is thin.


Question: Gary is not thin.


Question: Erin is wealthy.


Question: Erin is not wealthy.


Question: Anne is old.


Question: Anne is not old.


Question: Fiona is young.


Question: Fiona is not young.


Context: The tiger is rough. The tiger is dull. The tiger is tired. The tiger visits the mouse. The crocodile attacks the cat. The crocodile is big. The crocodile is strong. The mouse is smart. The mouse is kind. The mouse is round. The cat is cute. The cat is lovely. The cat is beautiful. Smart animals are cute. If something is dull then it sees the mouse. If something sees the mouse then it is sleepy. If something is rough and dull then it is tired. If something is cute and lovely then it is adorable. If something is big and strong then it is heavy. If something is tired then it is slow. All slow animals are lazy. If something is cute then it is lovely. All lovely animals are beautiful. If something is heavy then it is obese. All obese animals are awful. If something is adorable then it is furry. All furry animals are small. All sleepy animals are fierce.

Question: The mouse is beautiful.


Question: The mouse is not beautiful.


Question: The tiger is lazy.


Question: The tiger is not lazy.


Question: The crocodile is awful.


Question: The crocodile is not awful.


Question: The cat is small.


Question: The cat is not small.


Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Context: Charlie is huge. Charlie is high. Anne is small. Anne is thin. Bob is kind. Alan is poor. Alan is rough. If someone is not strong then they are poor. If someone is not dull then they are quiet. If someone is kind then they are clever. If someone is clever and not bad then they are wealthy. If someone is poor and not strong then they are sad. All sad people are short. If someone is small and thin then they are bad. If someone is bad and not clever then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is quiet then they are nice. All nice people are smart. All wealthy people are old.

Question: Charlie is short.


Question: Charlie is not short.


Question: Alan is smart.


Question: Alan is not smart.


Question: Bob is old.


Question: Bob is not old.


Question: Anne is young.


Question: Anne is not young.


Context: Fiona is high. Fiona is big. Dave is thin. Dave is short. Bob is nice. Gary is poor. Gary is dull. If someone is not huge then they are poor. If someone is not rough then they are wealthy. If someone is nice then they are smart. If someone is smart and not bad then they are kind. If someone is poor and not huge then they are sad. All sad people are little. If someone is thin and short then they are bad. If someone is bad and not smart then they are dull. If someone is dull then they are young. If someone is wealthy then they are quiet. All quiet people are clever. All kind people are old.

Question: Fiona is little.


Question: Fiona is not little.


Question: Gary is clever.


Question: Gary is not clever.


Question: Bob is old.


Question: Bob is not old.


Question: Dave is young.


Question: Dave is not young.


Context: The crocodile is lazy. The crocodile is tired. The crocodile is sleepy. The crocodile needs the rabbit. The bear chases the mouse. The bear is big. The bear is awful. The rabbit is kind. The rabbit is round. The rabbit is nice. The mouse is furry. The mouse is lovely. The mouse is small. Kind animals are furry. If something is tired then it visits the rabbit. If something visits the rabbit then it is dull. If something is lazy and tired then it is sleepy. If something is furry and lovely then it is cute. If something is big and awful then it is fierce. If something is sleepy then it is slow. All slow animals are rough. If something is furry then it is lovely. All lovely animals are small. If something is fierce then it is obese. All obese animals are heavy. If something is cute then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are adorable. All dull animals are strong.

Question: The rabbit is small.


Question: The rabbit is not small.


Question: The crocodile is rough.


Question: The crocodile is not rough.


Question: The bear is heavy.


Question: The bear is not heavy.


Question: The mouse is adorable.


Question: The mouse is not adorable.


Question: The crocodile is strong.


Question: The crocodile is not strong.


Context: Fiona is high. Fiona is big. Fiona is huge. Anne is tiny. Anne is little. Harry is clever. Harry is quiet. Harry is nice. Charlie is bad. Charlie is dull. Charlie is imperfect. High people are clever. If someone is tiny and little then they are thin. If someone is bad and dull then they are rough. If someone is clever and quiet then they are kind. If someone is thin then they are small. All small people are short. If someone is clever then they are quiet. All quiet people are nice. If someone is kind then they are smart. All smart people are wealthy. If someone is rough then they are sad. All sad people are poor.

Question: Fiona is nice.


Question: Fiona is not nice.


Question: Anne is short.


Question: Anne is not short.


Question: Harry is wealthy.


Question: Harry is not wealthy.


Question: Charlie is poor.


Question: Charlie is not poor.


Context: Gary is strong. Gary is big. Gary is huge. Charlie is thin. Charlie is little. Harry is clever. Harry is wealthy. Harry is smart. Fiona is sad. Fiona is poor. Fiona is dull. Strong people are clever. If someone is thin and little then they are short. If someone is sad and poor then they are bad. If someone is clever and wealthy then they are kind. If someone is short then they are small. All small people are tiny. If someone is clever then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are smart. If someone is kind then they are nice. All nice people are quiet. If someone is bad then they are imperfect. All imperfect people are rough.

Question: Gary is smart.


Question: Gary is not smart.


Question: Charlie is tiny.


Question: Charlie is not tiny.


Question: Harry is quiet.


Question: Harry is not quiet.


Question: Fiona is rough.


Question: Fiona is not rough.


Context: The bear is dull. The bear is sleepy. The bear is rough. The bear chases the mouse. The crocodile likes the cat. The crocodile is awful. The crocodile is obese. The mouse is quiet. The mouse is smart. The mouse is kind. The cat is cute. The cat is beautiful. The cat is adorable. Quiet animals are cute. If something is sleepy then it needs the mouse. If something needs the mouse then it is lazy. If something is dull and sleepy then it is rough. If something is cute and beautiful then it is small. If something is awful and obese then it is fierce. If something is rough then it is tired. All tired animals are slow. If something is cute then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are adorable. If something is fierce then it is big. All big animals are heavy. If something is small then it is furry. All furry animals are lovely. All lazy animals are strong.

Question: The mouse is adorable.


Question: The mouse is not adorable.


Question: The bear is slow.


Question: The bear is not slow.


Question: The crocodile is heavy.


Question: The crocodile is not heavy.


Question: The cat is lovely.


Question: The cat is not lovely.


Question: The bear is strong.


Question: The bear is not strong.


Context: The crocodile is slow. The crocodile is dull. The crocodile is tired. The crocodile likes the rabbit. The tiger chases the squirrel. The tiger is big. The tiger is heavy. The rabbit is round. The rabbit is smart. The rabbit is quiet. The squirrel is adorable. The squirrel is beautiful. The squirrel is small. Round animals are adorable. If something is dull then it visits the rabbit. If something visits the rabbit then it is rough. If something is slow and dull then it is tired. If something is adorable and beautiful then it is furry. If something is big and heavy then it is strong. If something is tired then it is lazy. All lazy animals are sleepy. If something is adorable then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are small. If something is strong then it is obese. All obese animals are fierce. If something is furry then it is lovely. All lovely animals are cute. All rough animals are awful.

Question: The rabbit is small.


Question: The rabbit is not small.


Question: The crocodile is sleepy.


Question: The crocodile is not sleepy.


Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Question: The squirrel is cute.


Question: The squirrel is not cute.


Question: The crocodile is awful.


Question: The crocodile is not awful.


Context: Fiona is huge. Fiona is big. Fiona is high. Alan is short. Alan is little. Gary is nice. Gary is smart. Gary is kind. Harry is imperfect. Harry is dull. Harry is bad. Huge people are nice. If someone is short and little then they are tiny. If someone is imperfect and dull then they are poor. If someone is nice and smart then they are wealthy. If someone is tiny then they are thin. All thin people are small. If someone is nice then they are smart. All smart people are kind. If someone is wealthy then they are clever. All clever people are quiet. If someone is poor then they are rough. All rough people are sad.

Question: Fiona is kind.


Question: Fiona is not kind.


Question: Alan is small.


Question: Alan is not small.


Question: Gary is quiet.


Question: Gary is not quiet.


Question: Harry is sad.


Question: Harry is not sad.


Context: The bear is rough. The bear is slow. The lion is strong. The lion is heavy. The bear likes the cat. The lion visits the squirrel. The cat is round. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is small. The squirrel is cute. If something is not round then it needs the cat. If something needs the cat then it is sleepy. If something is not quiet then it is strong. If something is not big then it is lovely. If something is small then it is cute. If something is cute and not horrible then it is beautiful. If something is strong and not quiet then it is awful. If something is rough and slow then it is horrible. If something is horrible and not cute then it is heavy. If something is lovely then it is furry. All furry animals are kind. All beautiful animals are nice. All awful animals are fierce. All heavy animals are big. All sleepy animals are lazy.

Question: The bear is fierce.


Question: The bear is not fierce.


Question: The squirrel is kind.


Question: The squirrel is not kind.


Question: The squirrel is nice.


Question: The squirrel is not nice.


Question: The bear is big.


Question: The bear is not big.


Question: The bear is lazy.


Question: The bear is not lazy.


Context: Fiona is huge. Fiona is high. Fiona is big. Charlie is tiny. Charlie is thin. Gary is nice. Gary is kind. Gary is quiet. Anne is poor. Anne is sad. Anne is bad. Huge people are nice. If someone is tiny and thin then they are short. If someone is poor and sad then they are imperfect. If someone is nice and kind then they are clever. If someone is short then they are little. All little people are small. If someone is nice then they are kind. All kind people are quiet. If someone is clever then they are smart. All smart people are wealthy. If someone is imperfect then they are rough. All rough people are dull.

Question: Fiona is quiet.


Question: Fiona is not quiet.


Question: Charlie is small.


Question: Charlie is not small.


Question: Gary is wealthy.


Question: Gary is not wealthy.


Question: Anne is dull.


Question: Anne is not dull.


Context: Gary is huge. Gary is big. Gary is strong. Anne is small. Anne is thin. Dave is nice. Dave is clever. Dave is smart. Charlie is sad. Charlie is poor. Charlie is dull. Huge people are nice. If someone is small and thin then they are little. If someone is sad and poor then they are bad. If someone is nice and clever then they are wealthy. If someone is little then they are tiny. All tiny people are short. If someone is nice then they are clever. All clever people are smart. If someone is wealthy then they are kind. All kind people are quiet. If someone is bad then they are imperfect. All imperfect people are rough.

Question: Gary is smart.


Question: Gary is not smart.


Question: Anne is short.


Question: Anne is not short.


Question: Dave is quiet.


Question: Dave is not quiet.


Question: Charlie is rough.


Question: Charlie is not rough.


Context: The leopard is dull. The leopard is rough. The bear is fierce. The bear is heavy. The leopard attacks the mouse. The bear needs the rabbit. The mouse is kind. The rabbit is kind. The rabbit is beautiful. The rabbit is furry. If something is not kind then it sees the mouse. If something sees the mouse then it is sleepy. If something is not quiet then it is fierce. If something is not big then it is cute. If something is beautiful then it is furry. If something is furry and not horrible then it is lovely. If something is fierce and not quiet then it is strong. If something is dull and rough then it is horrible. If something is horrible and not furry then it is heavy. If something is cute then it is small. All small animals are round. All lovely animals are smart. All strong animals are awful. All heavy animals are big. All sleepy animals are lazy.

Question: The leopard is awful.


Question: The leopard is not awful.


Question: The rabbit is round.


Question: The rabbit is not round.


Question: The rabbit is smart.


Question: The rabbit is not smart.


Question: The leopard is big.


Question: The leopard is not big.


Question: The leopard is lazy.


Question: The leopard is not lazy.


Context: The bald eagle is dull. The bald eagle is rough. The lion is big. The lion is fierce. The bald eagle visits the dog. The lion likes the mouse. The dog is kind. The mouse is kind. The mouse is furry. The mouse is cute. If something is not kind then it sees the dog. If something sees the dog then it is slow. If something is not smart then it is big. If something is not horrible then it is beautiful. If something is furry then it is cute. If something is cute and not awful then it is small. If something is big and not smart then it is strong. If something is dull and rough then it is awful. If something is awful and not cute then it is fierce. If something is beautiful then it is lovely. All lovely animals are quiet. All small animals are nice. All strong animals are heavy. All fierce animals are horrible. All slow animals are lazy.

Question: The bald eagle is heavy.


Question: The bald eagle is not heavy.


Question: The mouse is quiet.


Question: The mouse is not quiet.


Question: The mouse is nice.


Question: The mouse is not nice.


Question: The bald eagle is horrible.


Question: The bald eagle is not horrible.


Question: The bald eagle is lazy.


Question: The bald eagle is not lazy.


Context: Dave is huge. Dave is big. Dave is high. Harry is thin. Harry is tiny. Bob is smart. Bob is clever. Bob is nice. Fiona is bad. Fiona is sad. Fiona is rough. Huge people are smart. If someone is thin and tiny then they are small. If someone is bad and sad then they are imperfect. If someone is smart and clever then they are quiet. If someone is small then they are little. All little people are short. If someone is smart then they are clever. All clever people are nice. If someone is quiet then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are kind. If someone is imperfect then they are poor. All poor people are dull.

Question: Dave is nice.


Question: Dave is not nice.


Question: Harry is short.


Question: Harry is not short.


Question: Bob is kind.


Question: Bob is not kind.


Question: Fiona is dull.


Question: Fiona is not dull.


Context: The dinosaur is rough. The dinosaur is lazy. The dinosaur is sleepy. The dinosaur attacks the rabbit. The lion needs the cat. The lion is big. The lion is heavy. The rabbit is quiet. The rabbit is kind. The rabbit is nice. The cat is furry. The cat is beautiful. The cat is cute. Quiet animals are furry. If something is lazy then it chases the rabbit. If something chases the rabbit then it is dull. If something is rough and lazy then it is sleepy. If something is furry and beautiful then it is lovely. If something is big and heavy then it is fierce. If something is sleepy then it is slow. All slow animals are tired. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are cute. If something is fierce then it is obese. All obese animals are strong. If something is lovely then it is small. All small animals are adorable. All dull animals are awful.

Question: The rabbit is cute.


Question: The rabbit is not cute.


Question: The dinosaur is tired.


Question: The dinosaur is not tired.


Question: The lion is strong.


Question: The lion is not strong.


Question: The cat is adorable.


Question: The cat is not adorable.


Question: The dinosaur is awful.


Question: The dinosaur is not awful.


Context: Anne is high. Anne is strong. Anne is huge. Dave is small. Dave is short. Fiona is kind. Fiona is nice. Fiona is clever. Alan is imperfect. Alan is dull. Alan is rough. High people are kind. If someone is small and short then they are thin. If someone is imperfect and dull then they are bad. If someone is kind and nice then they are wealthy. If someone is thin then they are tiny. All tiny people are little. If someone is kind then they are nice. All nice people are clever. If someone is wealthy then they are quiet. All quiet people are smart. If someone is bad then they are poor. All poor people are sad.

Question: Anne is clever.


Question: Anne is not clever.


Question: Dave is little.


Question: Dave is not little.


Question: Fiona is smart.


Question: Fiona is not smart.


Question: Alan is sad.


Question: Alan is not sad.


Context: Bob is big. Bob is high. Bob is strong. Anne is thin. Anne is little. Dave is wealthy. Dave is kind. Dave is quiet. Fiona is dull. Fiona is sad. Fiona is rough. Big people are wealthy. If someone is thin and little then they are short. If someone is dull and sad then they are poor. If someone is wealthy and kind then they are smart. If someone is short then they are small. All small people are tiny. If someone is wealthy then they are kind. All kind people are quiet. If someone is smart then they are clever. All clever people are nice. If someone is poor then they are bad. All bad people are imperfect.

Question: Bob is quiet.


Question: Bob is not quiet.


Question: Anne is tiny.


Question: Anne is not tiny.


Question: Dave is nice.


Question: Dave is not nice.


Question: Fiona is imperfect.


Question: Fiona is not imperfect.


Context: The tiger is rough. The tiger is lazy. The leopard is heavy. The leopard is awful. The tiger attacks the rabbit. The leopard chases the squirrel. The rabbit is smart. The squirrel is smart. The squirrel is beautiful. The squirrel is cute. If something is not smart then it likes the rabbit. If something likes the rabbit then it is slow. If something is not kind then it is heavy. If something is not big then it is small. If something is beautiful then it is cute. If something is cute and not fierce then it is furry. If something is heavy and not kind then it is horrible. If something is rough and lazy then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not cute then it is awful. If something is small then it is lovely. All lovely animals are quiet. All furry animals are nice. All horrible animals are strong. All awful animals are big. All slow animals are dull.

Question: The tiger is strong.


Question: The tiger is not strong.


Question: The squirrel is quiet.


Question: The squirrel is not quiet.


Question: The squirrel is nice.


Question: The squirrel is not nice.


Question: The tiger is big.


Question: The tiger is not big.


Question: The tiger is dull.


Question: The tiger is not dull.


Context: The leopard is rough. The leopard is slow. The snake is horrible. The snake is big. The leopard chases the mouse. The snake attacks the rabbit. The mouse is kind. The rabbit is kind. The rabbit is lovely. The rabbit is beautiful. If something is not kind then it visits the mouse. If something visits the mouse then it is dull. If something is not smart then it is horrible. If something is not strong then it is furry. If something is lovely then it is beautiful. If something is beautiful and not fierce then it is small. If something is horrible and not smart then it is awful. If something is rough and slow then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not beautiful then it is big. If something is furry then it is cute. All cute animals are round. All small animals are quiet. All awful animals are heavy. All big animals are strong. All dull animals are sleepy.

Question: The leopard is heavy.


Question: The leopard is not heavy.


Question: The rabbit is round.


Question: The rabbit is not round.


Question: The rabbit is quiet.


Question: The rabbit is not quiet.


Question: The leopard is strong.


Question: The leopard is not strong.


Question: The leopard is sleepy.


Question: The leopard is not sleepy.


Context: The dinosaur is lazy. The dinosaur is sleepy. The leopard is fierce. The leopard is heavy. The dinosaur chases the cat. The leopard sees the mouse. The cat is smart. The mouse is smart. The mouse is small. The mouse is lovely. If something is not smart then it visits the cat. If something visits the cat then it is rough. If something is not nice then it is fierce. If something is not awful then it is cute. If something is small then it is lovely. If something is lovely and not strong then it is furry. If something is fierce and not nice then it is horrible. If something is lazy and sleepy then it is strong. If something is strong and not lovely then it is heavy. If something is cute then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are kind. All furry animals are round. All horrible animals are big. All heavy animals are awful. All rough animals are dull.

Question: The dinosaur is big.


Question: The dinosaur is not big.


Question: The mouse is kind.


Question: The mouse is not kind.


Question: The mouse is round.


Question: The mouse is not round.


Question: The dinosaur is awful.


Question: The dinosaur is not awful.


Question: The dinosaur is dull.


Question: The dinosaur is not dull.


Context: Erin is huge. Erin is strong. Anne is thin. Anne is tiny. Bob is smart. Dave is dull. Dave is rough. If someone is not high then they are dull. If someone is not poor then they are quiet. If someone is smart then they are wealthy. If someone is wealthy and not sad then they are kind. If someone is dull and not high then they are bad. All bad people are small. If someone is thin and tiny then they are sad. If someone is sad and not wealthy then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is quiet then they are nice. All nice people are clever. All kind people are old.

Question: Erin is small.


Question: Erin is not small.


Question: Dave is clever.


Question: Dave is not clever.


Question: Bob is old.


Question: Bob is not old.


Question: Anne is young.


Question: Anne is not young.


Context: Anne is huge. Anne is high. Anne is big. Gary is small. Gary is short. Dave is kind. Dave is wealthy. Dave is quiet. Harry is rough. Harry is sad. Harry is imperfect. Huge people are kind. If someone is small and short then they are little. If someone is rough and sad then they are dull. If someone is kind and wealthy then they are smart. If someone is little then they are tiny. All tiny people are thin. If someone is kind then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are quiet. If someone is smart then they are clever. All clever people are nice. If someone is dull then they are bad. All bad people are poor.

Question: Anne is quiet.


Question: Anne is not quiet.


Question: Gary is thin.


Question: Gary is not thin.


Question: Dave is nice.


Question: Dave is not nice.


Question: Harry is poor.


Question: Harry is not poor.


Context: The lion is rough. The lion is lazy. The lion is tired. The lion chases the mouse. The bald eagle likes the cat. The bald eagle is fierce. The bald eagle is strong. The mouse is kind. The mouse is quiet. The mouse is nice. The cat is furry. The cat is lovely. The cat is cute. Kind animals are furry. If something is lazy then it visits the mouse. If something visits the mouse then it is slow. If something is rough and lazy then it is tired. If something is furry and lovely then it is small. If something is fierce and strong then it is big. If something is tired then it is dull. All dull animals are sleepy. If something is furry then it is lovely. All lovely animals are cute. If something is big then it is obese. All obese animals are heavy. If something is small then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are adorable. All slow animals are awful.

Question: The mouse is cute.


Question: The mouse is not cute.


Question: The lion is sleepy.


Question: The lion is not sleepy.


Question: The bald eagle is heavy.


Question: The bald eagle is not heavy.


Question: The cat is adorable.


Question: The cat is not adorable.


Question: The lion is awful.


Question: The lion is not awful.


Context: Harry is big. Harry is high. Harry is strong. Anne is short. Anne is thin. Bob is wealthy. Bob is quiet. Bob is clever. Erin is imperfect. Erin is dull. Erin is rough. Big people are wealthy. If someone is short and thin then they are small. If someone is imperfect and dull then they are poor. If someone is wealthy and quiet then they are kind. If someone is small then they are tiny. All tiny people are little. If someone is wealthy then they are quiet. All quiet people are clever. If someone is kind then they are smart. All smart people are nice. If someone is poor then they are sad. All sad people are bad.

Question: Harry is clever.


Question: Harry is not clever.


Question: Anne is little.


Question: Anne is not little.


Question: Bob is nice.


Question: Bob is not nice.


Question: Erin is bad.


Question: Erin is not bad.


Context: Erin is huge. Erin is high. Charlie is little. Charlie is tiny. Alan is quiet. Harry is sad. Harry is bad. If someone is not strong then they are sad. If someone is not dull then they are smart. If someone is quiet then they are clever. If someone is clever and not poor then they are kind. If someone is sad and not strong then they are rough. All rough people are thin. If someone is little and tiny then they are poor. If someone is poor and not clever then they are bad. If someone is bad then they are young. If someone is smart then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are nice. All kind people are experienced.

Question: Erin is thin.


Question: Erin is not thin.


Question: Harry is nice.


Question: Harry is not nice.


Question: Alan is experienced.


Question: Alan is not experienced.


Question: Charlie is young.


Question: Charlie is not young.


Context: The tiger is lazy. The tiger is sleepy. The leopard is strong. The leopard is big. The tiger attacks the mouse. The leopard visits the dog. The mouse is round. The dog is round. The dog is small. The dog is cute. If something is not round then it likes the mouse. If something likes the mouse then it is slow. If something is not kind then it is strong. If something is not awful then it is beautiful. If something is small then it is cute. If something is cute and not horrible then it is lovely. If something is strong and not kind then it is heavy. If something is lazy and sleepy then it is horrible. If something is horrible and not cute then it is big. If something is beautiful then it is furry. All furry animals are nice. All lovely animals are smart. All heavy animals are fierce. All big animals are awful. All slow animals are dull.

Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Question: The dog is nice.


Question: The dog is not nice.


Question: The dog is smart.


Question: The dog is not smart.


Question: The tiger is awful.


Question: The tiger is not awful.


Question: The tiger is dull.


Question: The tiger is not dull.


Context: The leopard is sleepy. The leopard is slow. The leopard is dull. The leopard chases the mouse. The snake sees the dog. The snake is strong. The snake is big. The mouse is round. The mouse is kind. The mouse is nice. The dog is small. The dog is lovely. The dog is furry. Round animals are small. If something is slow then it likes the mouse. If something likes the mouse then it is lazy. If something is sleepy and slow then it is dull. If something is small and lovely then it is beautiful. If something is strong and big then it is heavy. If something is dull then it is tired. All tired animals are rough. If something is small then it is lovely. All lovely animals are furry. If something is heavy then it is obese. All obese animals are fierce. If something is beautiful then it is cute. All cute animals are adorable. All lazy animals are awful.

Question: The mouse is furry.


Question: The mouse is not furry.


Question: The leopard is rough.


Question: The leopard is not rough.


Question: The snake is fierce.


Question: The snake is not fierce.


Question: The dog is adorable.


Question: The dog is not adorable.


Question: The leopard is awful.


Question: The leopard is not awful.


Context: The wolf is lazy. The wolf is slow. The snake is awful. The snake is big. The wolf needs the squirrel. The snake visits the cat. The squirrel is nice. The cat is nice. The cat is small. The cat is beautiful. If something is not nice then it sees the squirrel. If something sees the squirrel then it is sleepy. If something is not quiet then it is awful. If something is not fierce then it is lovely. If something is small then it is beautiful. If something is beautiful and not strong then it is furry. If something is awful and not quiet then it is horrible. If something is lazy and slow then it is strong. If something is strong and not beautiful then it is big. If something is lovely then it is cute. All cute animals are smart. All furry animals are kind. All horrible animals are heavy. All big animals are fierce. All sleepy animals are dull.

Question: The wolf is heavy.


Question: The wolf is not heavy.


Question: The cat is smart.


Question: The cat is not smart.


Question: The cat is kind.


Question: The cat is not kind.


Question: The wolf is fierce.


Question: The wolf is not fierce.


Question: The wolf is dull.


Question: The wolf is not dull.


Context: The bear is sleepy. The bear is rough. The bald eagle is heavy. The bald eagle is awful. The bear likes the dog. The bald eagle chases the rabbit. The dog is quiet. The rabbit is quiet. The rabbit is beautiful. The rabbit is furry. If something is not quiet then it attacks the dog. If something attacks the dog then it is dull. If something is not smart then it is heavy. If something is not big then it is cute. If something is beautiful then it is furry. If something is furry and not strong then it is small. If something is heavy and not smart then it is horrible. If something is sleepy and rough then it is strong. If something is strong and not furry then it is awful. If something is cute then it is lovely. All lovely animals are round. All small animals are nice. All horrible animals are fierce. All awful animals are big. All dull animals are lazy.

Question: The bear is fierce.


Question: The bear is not fierce.


Question: The rabbit is round.


Question: The rabbit is not round.


Question: The rabbit is nice.


Question: The rabbit is not nice.


Question: The bear is big.


Question: The bear is not big.


Question: The bear is lazy.


Question: The bear is not lazy.


Context: The leopard is lazy. The leopard is rough. The leopard is slow. The leopard visits the squirrel. The snake attacks the mouse. The snake is fierce. The snake is big. The squirrel is quiet. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel is smart. The mouse is small. The mouse is lovely. The mouse is cute. Quiet animals are small. If something is rough then it needs the squirrel. If something needs the squirrel then it is tired. If something is lazy and rough then it is slow. If something is small and lovely then it is beautiful. If something is fierce and big then it is awful. If something is slow then it is dull. All dull animals are sleepy. If something is small then it is lovely. All lovely animals are cute. If something is awful then it is obese. All obese animals are heavy. If something is beautiful then it is adorable. All adorable animals are furry. All tired animals are strong.

Question: The squirrel is cute.


Question: The squirrel is not cute.


Question: The leopard is sleepy.


Question: The leopard is not sleepy.


Question: The snake is heavy.


Question: The snake is not heavy.


Question: The mouse is furry.


Question: The mouse is not furry.


Question: The leopard is strong.


Question: The leopard is not strong.


Context: Harry is huge. Harry is strong. Alan is small. Alan is thin. Anne is quiet. Dave is sad. Dave is rough. If someone is not big then they are sad. If someone is not dull then they are smart. If someone is quiet then they are wealthy. If someone is wealthy and not bad then they are kind. If someone is sad and not big then they are poor. All poor people are little. If someone is small and thin then they are bad. If someone is bad and not wealthy then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is smart then they are nice. All nice people are clever. All kind people are old.

Question: Harry is little.


Question: Harry is not little.


Question: Dave is clever.


Question: Dave is not clever.


Question: Anne is old.


Question: Anne is not old.


Question: Alan is young.


Question: Alan is not young.


Context: Bob is huge. Bob is high. Erin is tiny. Erin is thin. Harry is clever. Alan is dull. Alan is bad. If someone is not strong then they are dull. If someone is not rough then they are nice. If someone is clever then they are kind. If someone is kind and not poor then they are quiet. If someone is dull and not strong then they are sad. All sad people are short. If someone is tiny and thin then they are poor. If someone is poor and not kind then they are bad. If someone is bad then they are young. If someone is nice then they are smart. All smart people are wealthy. All quiet people are experienced.

Question: Bob is short.


Question: Bob is not short.


Question: Alan is wealthy.


Question: Alan is not wealthy.


Question: Harry is experienced.


Question: Harry is not experienced.


Question: Erin is young.


Question: Erin is not young.


Context: The leopard is slow. The leopard is rough. The lion is horrible. The lion is awful. The leopard visits the dog. The lion sees the squirrel. The dog is quiet. The squirrel is quiet. The squirrel is lovely. The squirrel is beautiful. If something is not quiet then it attacks the dog. If something attacks the dog then it is dull. If something is not round then it is horrible. If something is not big then it is small. If something is lovely then it is beautiful. If something is beautiful and not fierce then it is furry. If something is horrible and not round then it is strong. If something is slow and rough then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not beautiful then it is awful. If something is small then it is cute. All cute animals are nice. All furry animals are smart. All strong animals are heavy. All awful animals are big. All dull animals are lazy.

Question: The leopard is heavy.


Question: The leopard is not heavy.


Question: The squirrel is nice.


Question: The squirrel is not nice.


Question: The squirrel is smart.


Question: The squirrel is not smart.


Question: The leopard is big.


Question: The leopard is not big.


Question: The leopard is lazy.


Question: The leopard is not lazy.


Context: The leopard is dull. The leopard is sleepy. The leopard is tired. The leopard visits the dog. The bald eagle sees the rabbit. The bald eagle is heavy. The bald eagle is awful. The dog is quiet. The dog is kind. The dog is smart. The rabbit is beautiful. The rabbit is adorable. The rabbit is small. Quiet animals are beautiful. If something is sleepy then it attacks the dog. If something attacks the dog then it is lazy. If something is dull and sleepy then it is tired. If something is beautiful and adorable then it is furry. If something is heavy and awful then it is fierce. If something is tired then it is slow. All slow animals are rough. If something is beautiful then it is adorable. All adorable animals are small. If something is fierce then it is obese. All obese animals are strong. If something is furry then it is cute. All cute animals are lovely. All lazy animals are big.

Question: The dog is small.


Question: The dog is not small.


Question: The leopard is rough.


Question: The leopard is not rough.


Question: The bald eagle is strong.


Question: The bald eagle is not strong.


Question: The rabbit is lovely.


Question: The rabbit is not lovely.


Question: The leopard is big.


Question: The leopard is not big.


Context: The tiger is rough. The tiger is slow. The tiger is sleepy. The tiger attacks the squirrel. The bald eagle sees the cat. The bald eagle is fierce. The bald eagle is heavy. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel is quiet. The cat is beautiful. The cat is small. The cat is lovely. Round animals are beautiful. If something is slow then it likes the squirrel. If something likes the squirrel then it is tired. If something is rough and slow then it is sleepy. If something is beautiful and small then it is cute. If something is fierce and heavy then it is big. If something is sleepy then it is lazy. All lazy animals are dull. If something is beautiful then it is small. All small animals are lovely. If something is big then it is strong. All strong animals are obese. If something is cute then it is furry. All furry animals are adorable. All tired animals are awful.

Question: The squirrel is lovely.


Question: The squirrel is not lovely.


Question: The tiger is dull.


Question: The tiger is not dull.


Question: The bald eagle is obese.


Question: The bald eagle is not obese.


Question: The cat is adorable.


Question: The cat is not adorable.


Question: The tiger is awful.


Question: The tiger is not awful.


Context: Dave is huge. Dave is strong. Alan is small. Alan is little. Erin is clever. Charlie is bad. Charlie is dull. If someone is not high then they are bad. If someone is not poor then they are wealthy. If someone is clever then they are kind. If someone is kind and not rough then they are quiet. If someone is bad and not high then they are sad. All sad people are short. If someone is small and little then they are rough. If someone is rough and not kind then they are dull. If someone is dull then they are young. If someone is wealthy then they are nice. All nice people are smart. All quiet people are old.

Question: Dave is short.


Question: Dave is not short.


Question: Charlie is smart.


Question: Charlie is not smart.


Question: Erin is old.


Question: Erin is not old.


Question: Alan is young.


Question: Alan is not young.


Context: The crocodile is tired. The crocodile is dull. The crocodile is slow. The crocodile sees the mouse. The bear needs the dog. The bear is big. The bear is obese. The mouse is round. The mouse is smart. The mouse is quiet. The dog is small. The dog is cute. The dog is furry. Round animals are small. If something is dull then it attacks the mouse. If something attacks the mouse then it is sleepy. If something is tired and dull then it is slow. If something is small and cute then it is lovely. If something is big and obese then it is fierce. If something is slow then it is rough. All rough animals are lazy. If something is small then it is cute. All cute animals are furry. If something is fierce then it is awful. All awful animals are heavy. If something is lovely then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are adorable. All sleepy animals are strong.

Question: The mouse is furry.


Question: The mouse is not furry.


Question: The crocodile is lazy.


Question: The crocodile is not lazy.


Question: The bear is heavy.


Question: The bear is not heavy.


Question: The dog is adorable.


Question: The dog is not adorable.


Question: The crocodile is strong.


Question: The crocodile is not strong.


Context: The leopard is dull. The leopard is rough. The tiger is strong. The tiger is big. The leopard attacks the rabbit. The tiger sees the mouse. The rabbit is round. The mouse is round. The mouse is furry. The mouse is beautiful. If something is not round then it chases the rabbit. If something chases the rabbit then it is lazy. If something is not smart then it is strong. If something is not horrible then it is small. If something is furry then it is beautiful. If something is beautiful and not fierce then it is cute. If something is strong and not smart then it is awful. If something is dull and rough then it is fierce. If something is fierce and not beautiful then it is big. If something is small then it is lovely. All lovely animals are quiet. All cute animals are kind. All awful animals are heavy. All big animals are horrible. All lazy animals are sleepy.

Question: The leopard is heavy.


Question: The leopard is not heavy.


Question: The mouse is quiet.


Question: The mouse is not quiet.


Question: The mouse is kind.


Question: The mouse is not kind.


Question: The leopard is horrible.


Question: The leopard is not horrible.


Question: The leopard is sleepy.


Question: The leopard is not sleepy.


Context: The tiger is sleepy. The tiger is rough. The tiger is lazy. The tiger sees the squirrel. The leopard needs the cat. The leopard is awful. The leopard is heavy. The squirrel is round. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is smart. The cat is adorable. The cat is cute. The cat is lovely. Round animals are adorable. If something is rough then it visits the squirrel. If something visits the squirrel then it is tired. If something is sleepy and rough then it is lazy. If something is adorable and cute then it is furry. If something is awful and heavy then it is fierce. If something is lazy then it is slow. All slow animals are dull. If something is adorable then it is cute. All cute animals are lovely. If something is fierce then it is strong. All strong animals are big. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are small. All tired animals are obese.

Question: The squirrel is lovely.


Question: The squirrel is not lovely.


Question: The tiger is dull.


Question: The tiger is not dull.


Question: The leopard is big.


Question: The leopard is not big.


Question: The cat is small.


Question: The cat is not small.


Question: The tiger is obese.


Question: The tiger is not obese.


Context: Alan is big. Alan is high. Alan is huge. Gary is thin. Gary is small. Dave is quiet. Dave is kind. Dave is clever. Charlie is imperfect. Charlie is dull. Charlie is poor. Big people are quiet. If someone is thin and small then they are little. If someone is imperfect and dull then they are bad. If someone is quiet and kind then they are nice. If someone is little then they are short. All short people are tiny. If someone is quiet then they are kind. All kind people are clever. If someone is nice then they are smart. All smart people are wealthy. If someone is bad then they are rough. All rough people are sad.

Question: Alan is clever.


Question: Alan is not clever.


Question: Gary is tiny.


Question: Gary is not tiny.


Question: Dave is wealthy.


Question: Dave is not wealthy.


Question: Charlie is sad.


Question: Charlie is not sad.


Context: The crocodile is sleepy. The crocodile is dull. The leopard is strong. The leopard is horrible. The crocodile needs the cat. The leopard chases the mouse. The cat is smart. The mouse is smart. The mouse is beautiful. The mouse is lovely. If something is not smart then it visits the cat. If something visits the cat then it is rough. If something is not quiet then it is strong. If something is not big then it is furry. If something is beautiful then it is lovely. If something is lovely and not heavy then it is small. If something is strong and not quiet then it is fierce. If something is sleepy and dull then it is heavy. If something is heavy and not lovely then it is horrible. If something is furry then it is cute. All cute animals are round. All small animals are nice. All fierce animals are awful. All horrible animals are big. All rough animals are lazy.

Question: The crocodile is awful.


Question: The crocodile is not awful.


Question: The mouse is round.


Question: The mouse is not round.


Question: The mouse is nice.


Question: The mouse is not nice.


Question: The crocodile is big.


Question: The crocodile is not big.


Question: The crocodile is lazy.


Question: The crocodile is not lazy.


Context: Charlie is huge. Charlie is strong. Anne is small. Anne is thin. Dave is kind. Alan is dull. Alan is poor. If someone is not high then they are dull. If someone is not rough then they are wealthy. If someone is kind then they are nice. If someone is nice and not sad then they are quiet. If someone is dull and not high then they are bad. All bad people are little. If someone is small and thin then they are sad. If someone is sad and not nice then they are poor. If someone is poor then they are young. If someone is wealthy then they are clever. All clever people are smart. All quiet people are experienced.

Question: Charlie is little.


Question: Charlie is not little.


Question: Alan is smart.


Question: Alan is not smart.


Question: Dave is experienced.


Question: Dave is not experienced.


Question: Anne is young.


Question: Anne is not young.


Context: The lion is tired. The lion is lazy. The lion is sleepy. The lion chases the rabbit. The snake likes the mouse. The snake is heavy. The snake is awful. The rabbit is smart. The rabbit is round. The rabbit is nice. The mouse is lovely. The mouse is furry. The mouse is beautiful. Smart animals are lovely. If something is lazy then it sees the rabbit. If something sees the rabbit then it is slow. If something is tired and lazy then it is sleepy. If something is lovely and furry then it is adorable. If something is heavy and awful then it is strong. If something is sleepy then it is dull. All dull animals are rough. If something is lovely then it is furry. All furry animals are beautiful. If something is strong then it is fierce. All fierce animals are obese. If something is adorable then it is small. All small animals are cute. All slow animals are big.

Question: The rabbit is beautiful.


Question: The rabbit is not beautiful.


Question: The lion is rough.


Question: The lion is not rough.


Question: The snake is obese.


Question: The snake is not obese.


Question: The mouse is cute.


Question: The mouse is not cute.


Question: The lion is big.


Question: The lion is not big.


Context: Alan is strong. Alan is huge. Bob is thin. Bob is little. Anne is kind. Gary is rough. Gary is poor. If someone is not big then they are rough. If someone is not dull then they are wealthy. If someone is kind then they are quiet. If someone is quiet and not bad then they are clever. If someone is rough and not big then they are sad. All sad people are short. If someone is thin and little then they are bad. If someone is bad and not quiet then they are poor. If someone is poor then they are young. If someone is wealthy then they are smart. All smart people are nice. All clever people are experienced.

Question: Alan is short.


Question: Alan is not short.


Question: Gary is nice.


Question: Gary is not nice.


Question: Anne is experienced.


Question: Anne is not experienced.


Question: Bob is young.


Question: Bob is not young.


Context: Harry is huge. Harry is big. Harry is strong. Bob is thin. Bob is tiny. Erin is quiet. Erin is kind. Erin is nice. Dave is dull. Dave is imperfect. Dave is sad. Huge people are quiet. If someone is thin and tiny then they are little. If someone is dull and imperfect then they are bad. If someone is quiet and kind then they are smart. If someone is little then they are short. All short people are small. If someone is quiet then they are kind. All kind people are nice. If someone is smart then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are clever. If someone is bad then they are rough. All rough people are poor.

Question: Harry is nice.


Question: Harry is not nice.


Question: Bob is small.


Question: Bob is not small.


Question: Erin is clever.


Question: Erin is not clever.


Question: Dave is poor.


Question: Dave is not poor.


Context: Bob is big. Bob is huge. Bob is high. Alan is thin. Alan is tiny. Erin is wealthy. Erin is clever. Erin is smart. Charlie is poor. Charlie is bad. Charlie is dull. Big people are wealthy. If someone is thin and tiny then they are little. If someone is poor and bad then they are sad. If someone is wealthy and clever then they are nice. If someone is little then they are short. All short people are small. If someone is wealthy then they are clever. All clever people are smart. If someone is nice then they are quiet. All quiet people are kind. If someone is sad then they are imperfect. All imperfect people are rough.

Question: Bob is smart.


Question: Bob is not smart.


Question: Alan is small.


Question: Alan is not small.


Question: Erin is kind.


Question: Erin is not kind.


Question: Charlie is rough.


Question: Charlie is not rough.


Context: The lion is lazy. The lion is slow. The lion is rough. The lion chases the mouse. The dinosaur visits the squirrel. The dinosaur is heavy. The dinosaur is strong. The mouse is round. The mouse is nice. The mouse is smart. The squirrel is adorable. The squirrel is cute. The squirrel is lovely. Round animals are adorable. If something is slow then it needs the mouse. If something needs the mouse then it is tired. If something is lazy and slow then it is rough. If something is adorable and cute then it is beautiful. If something is heavy and strong then it is obese. If something is rough then it is dull. All dull animals are sleepy. If something is adorable then it is cute. All cute animals are lovely. If something is obese then it is fierce. All fierce animals are awful. If something is beautiful then it is furry. All furry animals are small. All tired animals are big.

Question: The mouse is lovely.


Question: The mouse is not lovely.


Question: The lion is sleepy.


Question: The lion is not sleepy.


Question: The dinosaur is awful.


Question: The dinosaur is not awful.


Question: The squirrel is small.


Question: The squirrel is not small.


Question: The lion is big.


Question: The lion is not big.


Context: Anne is high. Anne is big. Harry is little. Harry is thin. Charlie is smart. Erin is dull. Erin is bad. If someone is not huge then they are dull. If someone is not sad then they are wealthy. If someone is smart then they are quiet. If someone is quiet and not poor then they are clever. If someone is dull and not huge then they are rough. All rough people are small. If someone is little and thin then they are poor. If someone is poor and not quiet then they are bad. If someone is bad then they are young. If someone is wealthy then they are kind. All kind people are nice. All clever people are experienced.

Question: Anne is small.


Question: Anne is not small.


Question: Erin is nice.


Question: Erin is not nice.


Question: Charlie is experienced.


Question: Charlie is not experienced.


Question: Harry is young.


Question: Harry is not young.


Context: The lion is lazy. The lion is sleepy. The lion is tired. The lion chases the squirrel. The tiger needs the mouse. The tiger is obese. The tiger is heavy. The squirrel is kind. The squirrel is nice. The squirrel is smart. The mouse is small. The mouse is cute. The mouse is adorable. Kind animals are small. If something is sleepy then it attacks the squirrel. If something attacks the squirrel then it is rough. If something is lazy and sleepy then it is tired. If something is small and cute then it is furry. If something is obese and heavy then it is awful. If something is tired then it is dull. All dull animals are slow. If something is small then it is cute. All cute animals are adorable. If something is awful then it is fierce. All fierce animals are big. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are lovely. All rough animals are strong.

Question: The squirrel is adorable.


Question: The squirrel is not adorable.


Question: The lion is slow.


Question: The lion is not slow.


Question: The tiger is big.


Question: The tiger is not big.


Question: The mouse is lovely.


Question: The mouse is not lovely.


Question: The lion is strong.


Question: The lion is not strong.


Context: Alan is strong. Alan is huge. Dave is small. Dave is little. Bob is quiet. Charlie is poor. Charlie is rough. If someone is not high then they are poor. If someone is not dull then they are clever. If someone is quiet then they are kind. If someone is kind and not bad then they are nice. If someone is poor and not high then they are sad. All sad people are tiny. If someone is small and little then they are bad. If someone is bad and not kind then they are rough. If someone is rough then they are young. If someone is clever then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are smart. All nice people are experienced.

Question: Alan is tiny.


Question: Alan is not tiny.


Question: Charlie is smart.


Question: Charlie is not smart.


Question: Bob is experienced.


Question: Bob is not experienced.


Question: Dave is young.


Question: Dave is not young.


Context: Harry is big. Harry is high. Harry is huge. Erin is little. Erin is tiny. Alan is smart. Alan is wealthy. Alan is kind. Dave is poor. Dave is imperfect. Dave is bad. Big people are smart. If someone is little and tiny then they are small. If someone is poor and imperfect then they are rough. If someone is smart and wealthy then they are quiet. If someone is small then they are short. All short people are thin. If someone is smart then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are kind. If someone is quiet then they are nice. All nice people are clever. If someone is rough then they are dull. All dull people are sad.

Question: Harry is kind.


Question: Harry is not kind.


Question: Erin is thin.


Question: Erin is not thin.


Question: Alan is clever.


Question: Alan is not clever.


Question: Dave is sad.


Question: Dave is not sad.


Context: Dave is big. Dave is huge. Dave is strong. Gary is short. Gary is small. Harry is clever. Harry is wealthy. Harry is nice. Anne is sad. Anne is poor. Anne is dull. Big people are clever. If someone is short and small then they are tiny. If someone is sad and poor then they are rough. If someone is clever and wealthy then they are quiet. If someone is tiny then they are little. All little people are thin. If someone is clever then they are wealthy. All wealthy people are nice. If someone is quiet then they are kind. All kind people are smart. If someone is rough then they are imperfect. All imperfect people are bad.

Question: Dave is nice.


Question: Dave is not nice.


Question: Gary is thin.


Question: Gary is not thin.


Question: Harry is smart.


Question: Harry is not smart.


Question: Anne is bad.


Question: Anne is not bad.


Context: The tiger is dull. The tiger is slow. The bear is strong. The bear is horrible. The tiger needs the rabbit. The bear attacks the cat. The rabbit is smart. The cat is smart. The cat is small. The cat is furry. If something is not smart then it chases the rabbit. If something chases the rabbit then it is lazy. If something is not quiet then it is strong. If something is not awful then it is cute. If something is small then it is furry. If something is furry and not big then it is beautiful. If something is strong and not quiet then it is heavy. If something is dull and slow then it is big. If something is big and not furry then it is horrible. If something is cute then it is lovely. All lovely animals are nice. All beautiful animals are kind. All heavy animals are fierce. All horrible animals are awful. All lazy animals are rough.

Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Question: The cat is nice.


Question: The cat is not nice.


Question: The cat is kind.


Question: The cat is not kind.


Question: The tiger is awful.


Question: The tiger is not awful.


Question: The tiger is rough.


Question: The tiger is not rough.


Context: The wolf is rough. The wolf is sleepy. The wolf is dull. The wolf attacks the rabbit. The bald eagle chases the dog. The bald eagle is obese. The bald eagle is fierce. The rabbit is quiet. The rabbit is kind. The rabbit is smart. The dog is adorable. The dog is cute. The dog is lovely. Quiet animals are adorable. If something is sleepy then it needs the rabbit. If something needs the rabbit then it is lazy. If something is rough and sleepy then it is dull. If something is adorable and cute then it is furry. If something is obese and fierce then it is big. If something is dull then it is tired. All tired animals are slow. If something is adorable then it is cute. All cute animals are lovely. If something is big then it is heavy. All heavy animals are strong. If something is furry then it is beautiful. All beautiful animals are small. All lazy animals are awful.

Question: The rabbit is lovely.


Question: The rabbit is not lovely.


Question: The wolf is slow.


Question: The wolf is not slow.


Question: The bald eagle is strong.


Question: The bald eagle is not strong.


Question: The dog is small.


Question: The dog is not small.


Question: The wolf is awful.


Question: The wolf is not awful.


Context: The tiger is dull. The tiger is sleepy. The bald eagle is heavy. The bald eagle is horrible. The tiger likes the cat. The bald eagle needs the mouse. The cat is nice. The mouse is nice. The mouse is small. The mouse is furry. If something is not nice then it attacks the cat. If something attacks the cat then it is slow. If something is not quiet then it is heavy. If something is not big then it is cute. If something is small then it is furry. If something is furry and not strong then it is beautiful. If something is heavy and not quiet then it is awful. If something is dull and sleepy then it is strong. If something is strong and not furry then it is horrible. If something is cute then it is lovely. All lovely animals are round. All beautiful animals are kind. All awful animals are fierce. All horrible animals are big. All slow animals are rough.

Question: The tiger is fierce.


Question: The tiger is not fierce.


Question: The mouse is round.


Question: The mouse is not round.


Question: The mouse is kind.


Question: The mouse is not kind.


Question: The tiger is big.


Question: The tiger is not big.


Question: The tiger is rough.


Question: The tiger is not rough.


Context: Harry is high. Harry is huge. Harry is strong. Charlie is little. Charlie is thin. Fiona is quiet. Fiona is smart. Fiona is kind. Bob is sad. Bob is bad. Bob is poor. High people are quiet. If someone is little and thin then they are small. If someone is sad and bad then they are imperfect. If someone is quiet and smart then they are nice. If someone is small then they are tiny. All tiny people are short. If someone is quiet then they are smart. All smart people are kind. If someone is nice then they are clever. All clever people are wealthy. If someone is imperfect then they are rough. All rough people are dull.

Question: Harry is kind.


Question: Harry is not kind.


Question: Charlie is short.


Question: Charlie is not short.


Question: Fiona is wealthy.


Question: Fiona is not wealthy.


Question: Bob is dull.