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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | false-premise | The story implies that the yard-dog's warning about the sun's power was unfounded because the Snow Man melted due to his own fascination with the stove. What is wrong with this interpretation? | This interpretation is wrong because the yard-dog's warning about the sun's power to melt the Snow Man was accurate. The Snow Man melted due to the warming weather, not his fascination with the stove. | The story follows the Snow Man's fascination with the sun and moon, his conversations with a yard-dog, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to his being forgotten with the arrival of spring. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's melting and the arrival of spring.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, and the yard-dog comments on the Snow Man's fascination with the stove.\",\"connection_points\":[\"weather change\",\"Snow Man's melting\"]}"
] | [
"How does the weather affect the Snow Man?",
"What does the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happens when spring arrives?"
] | What does the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about? | The question requires understanding the relationship between the yard-dog's warning and the Snow Man's melting, as described across the two chunks. | 3 | [
"weather effects on the Snow Man",
"the yard-dog's warnings",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires synthesizing information about the yard-dog's warning and the Snow Man's melting, identifying the incorrect relationship. | The quotes show the relationship between the yard-dog's warning and the Snow Man's eventual melting. | [
"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.",
"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms."
] |
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"67c7abe0-8146-40d9-b9a6-1c8806fdebb1"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | false-premise | The story suggests that the Snow Man melted after spring had already arrived and the weather was warm. What is the mistake in this timeline? | The mistake is that the Snow Man melted as the weather warmed, which led to the arrival of spring, not after spring had already arrived. The melting of the Snow Man is a part of the transition to spring. | The story follows the Snow Man's fascination with the sun and moon, his conversations with a yard-dog, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to his being forgotten with the arrival of spring. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's conversation with the yard-dog about the sun and moon.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"weather change\",\"sun's power\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's melting and the arrival of spring.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, and the yard-dog comments on the Snow Man's fascination with the stove.\",\"connection_points\":[\"weather change\",\"Snow Man's melting\"]}"
] | [
"How does the weather affect the Snow Man?",
"What does the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happens when spring arrives?"
] | What happens when spring arrives? | The question requires understanding the temporal sequence of the Snow Man's melting and the arrival of spring, as described across the two chunks. | 4 | [
"weather effects on the Snow Man",
"the yard-dog's warnings",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires synthesizing information about the temporal sequence of events, identifying the incorrect temporal relationship. | The quotes show the temporal sequence of the Snow Man's melting and the arrival of spring. | [
"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms.",
"And soon the winter passed. 'Away, away,' barked the hoarse yard-dog. But the girls in the house sang, 'Come from your fragrant home, green thyme; Stretch your soft branches, willow-tree; The months are bringing the sweet spring-time, When the lark in the sky sings joyfully. Come gentle sun, while the cuckoo sings, And I’ll mock his note in my wanderings.' And nobody thought any more of the Snow Man."
] |
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"a0616549-4644-4d7e-b818-d9c08dfa77bd"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | false-premise | The story suggests that Nils always knew his wife and children were trolls from the beginning. Is this accurate? | No, this is not accurate. Nils only discovered their True nature when he forgot to give the sign and saw them using bushy tails to clear the kiln. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils forgets a sign and sees his wife and children using bushy tails to clear the kiln, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of True nature\",\"troll characteristics\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils escapes but falls ill and sells his forest land, highlighting the consequences of his actions.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"consequences of actions\"]}"
] | [
"What did Nils discover about his family?",
"How did Nils escape the trolls?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' actions?",
"What characteristics did the trolls exhibit?"
] | What did Nils discover about his family? | The question requires understanding the sequence of events leading to Nils' discovery and the specific moment of revelation. | 2 | [
"discovery of True nature",
"consequences of actions",
"troll characteristics",
"escape from trolls"
] | Requires basic fact recall and understanding the sequence of events from the text. | The quote highlights the moment Nils discovers the True nature of his family. | [
"Nils forgets a sign and sees his wife and children using bushy tails to clear the kiln, revealing their troll nature."
] |
[
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"a0616549-4644-4d7e-b818-d9c08dfa77bd"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | false-premise | The story implies that Nils escaped the trolls without any consequences. Is this True? | No, this is not True. Nils faced significant repercussions after escaping, including falling ill and having to sell his forest land. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils forgets a sign and sees his wife and children using bushy tails to clear the kiln, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of True nature\",\"troll characteristics\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils escapes but falls ill and sells his forest land, highlighting the consequences of his actions.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"consequences of actions\"]}"
] | [
"What did Nils discover about his family?",
"How did Nils escape the trolls?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' actions?",
"What characteristics did the trolls exhibit?"
] | How did Nils escape the trolls? | The question requires understanding the process of Nils' escape and the subsequent consequences he faced. | 3 | [
"discovery of True nature",
"consequences of actions",
"troll characteristics",
"escape from trolls"
] | Requires understanding the process of escape and the causal relationship with the consequences. | The quote describes Nils' escape and the subsequent repercussions he faced. | [
"Nils escapes but falls ill and sells his forest land, highlighting the consequences of his actions."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | false-premise | The story suggests that Nils' actions had no negative consequences on his life. Is this statement correct? | No, this statement is incorrect. Nils' actions led to him falling ill and having to sell his forest land, which were significant negative consequences. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils forgets a sign and sees his wife and children using bushy tails to clear the kiln, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of True nature\",\"troll characteristics\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils escapes but falls ill and sells his forest land, highlighting the consequences of his actions.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"consequences of actions\"]}"
] | [
"What did Nils discover about his family?",
"How did Nils escape the trolls?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' actions?",
"What characteristics did the trolls exhibit?"
] | What were the consequences of Nils' actions? | The question requires understanding the causal relationship between Nils' actions and the subsequent negative consequences he faced. | 4 | [
"discovery of True nature",
"consequences of actions",
"troll characteristics",
"escape from trolls"
] | Requires understanding the complex causal relationship and the long-term effects of Nils' actions. | The quote emphasizes the repercussions Nils faced after escaping the trolls. | [
"Nils escapes but falls ill and sells his forest land, highlighting the consequences of his actions."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How do the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog illustrate the theme of transience and change in the story? | The Snow Man's initial enjoyment of the cold and his fascination with the sun and moon, combined with the yard-dog's stories of past comfort and current discomfort, highlight the transient nature of life and the inevitability of change. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the cycle of seasons through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as spring arrives. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man enjoys the cold and admires the sun and moon, conversing with a yard-dog who warns him about the sun's power.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the sun and moon, and the yard-dog's warning about the sun.\",\"connection_points\":[\"admiration for natural elements\",\"warning about the sun\",\"initial enjoyment of cold\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and the changes he has gone through, highlighting the theme of transience and change.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog's past comfort and current situation, reflecting on change and adaptation.\",\"connection_points\":[\"past comfort\",\"current discomfort\",\"theme of change\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon relate to his eventual fate?",
"What can we learn from the yard-dog's experiences about change and adaptation?",
"How do the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog highlight the theme of transience?",
"What role does the cycle of seasons play in the story's narrative?"
] | Exploring the theme of transience through the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog | The question encourages students to connect the Snow Man's experiences with the yard-dog's stories, exploring how both characters illustrate the theme of transience and change. | 3 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration for nature",
"cycle of seasons",
"change and adaptation",
"interaction between characters"
] | Requires students to synthesize information from multiple chunks and understand the theme of transience and change. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for natural elements and the yard-dog's reflection on change, both contributing to the theme of transience. | [
"The sun went down, and the full moon rose, large, round, and clear, shining in the deep blue. 'There it comes again, from the other side,' said the Snow Man, who supposed the sun was showing himself once more.",
"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and the changes he has gone through, highlighting the theme of transience and change."
] |
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"26b1a4e1-9e2e-4be1-b0dd-f38812604328"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How does the cycle of seasons contribute to the Snow Man's eventual fate, and what can we learn from this about the transience of life? | The cycle of seasons, particularly the arrival of spring, plays a crucial role in the Snow Man's melting, illustrating the transient nature of life and the inevitability of change. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the cycle of seasons through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as spring arrives. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and the changes he has gone through, highlighting the theme of transience and change.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog's past comfort and current situation, reflecting on change and adaptation.\",\"connection_points\":[\"past comfort\",\"current discomfort\",\"theme of change\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon relate to his eventual fate?",
"What can we learn from the yard-dog's experiences about change and adaptation?",
"How do the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog highlight the theme of transience?",
"What role does the cycle of seasons play in the story's narrative?"
] | Exploring the cycle of seasons and its impact on the Snow Man's fate | The question encourages students to connect the cycle of seasons to the Snow Man's fate, exploring the broader theme of transience and change. | 4 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration for nature",
"cycle of seasons",
"change and adaptation",
"interaction between characters"
] | Requires students to understand the cycle of seasons, its impact on the Snow Man, and the broader theme of transience. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon and the inevitable arrival of spring, leading to his melting. | [
"The sun went down, and the full moon rose, large, round, and clear, shining in the deep blue. 'There it comes again, from the other side,' said the Snow Man, who supposed the sun was showing himself once more.",
"The story concludes with the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten."
] |
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"26b1a4e1-9e2e-4be1-b0dd-f38812604328"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How does the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon contribute to his eventual fate, and what irony can be found in this? | The Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon, combined with his fascination with the stove, ironically leads to his melting, highlighting the transient nature of life and the unintended consequences of our admirations. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the cycle of seasons through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as spring arrives. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man enjoys the cold and admires the sun and moon, conversing with a yard-dog who warns him about the sun's power.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the sun and moon, and the yard-dog's warning about the sun.\",\"connection_points\":[\"admiration for natural elements\",\"warning about the sun\",\"initial enjoyment of cold\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and the changes he has gone through, highlighting the theme of transience and change.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog's past comfort and current situation, reflecting on change and adaptation.\",\"connection_points\":[\"past comfort\",\"current discomfort\",\"theme of change\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon relate to his eventual fate?",
"What can we learn from the yard-dog's experiences about change and adaptation?",
"How do the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog highlight the theme of transience?",
"What role does the cycle of seasons play in the story's narrative?"
] | Exploring the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon and its ironic outcome | The question encourages students to explore the irony in the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon and its contribution to his eventual fate. | 5 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration for nature",
"cycle of seasons",
"change and adaptation",
"interaction between characters"
] | Requires students to understand the irony in the Snow Man's admiration and its contribution to his fate, involving complex analysis and synthesis. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for the sun and moon and the ironic outcome of his fascination with the stove, leading to his melting. | [
"The sun went down, and the full moon rose, large, round, and clear, shining in the deep blue. 'There it comes again, from the other side,' said the Snow Man, who supposed the sun was showing himself once more.",
"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove he sees through a window, leading to his eventual melting as the weather warms."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How do the Snow Man's experiences with nature, love, and the stove illustrate the themes of transience and inevitable change in the story? | The Snow Man's admiration for the winter landscape shows his appreciation for nature's beauty, while his conversation with the yard-dog teaches him about love and companionship. His fascination with the stove ultimately leads to his melting, highlighting the transience of his existence and the inevitable change brought by the passage of time. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the inevitable passage of time through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as the weather warms. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man learns about love and companionship from the yard-dog.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog explains the concept of lovers to the Snow Man.\",\"connection_points\":[\"love\",\"companionship\",\"human relationships\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk3\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove, leading to his melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove leads to his demise.\",\"connection_points\":[\"fascination\",\"transience\",\"inevitable change\"]}"
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"How does the Snow Man's admiration for nature change over time?",
"What does the Snow Man learn about love and companionship?",
"How does the Snow Man's fascination with the stove lead to his demise?",
"What themes of transience and change are explored in the story?"
] | Exploring the themes of transience and change through the Snow Man's experiences | The question encourages students to connect the Snow Man's various experiences to the overarching themes of the story, promoting a deeper understanding of transience and change. | 3 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration of nature",
"human relationships",
"inevitable change",
"fascination and its consequences"
] | Requires students to synthesize information from multiple chunks and connect them to the story's themes, promoting thoughtful analysis. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for nature, his learning about love, and his inevitable demise due to his fascination with the stove. | [
"The sight was splendid. Trees and bushes were covered with hoar frost, and looked like a forest of white coral",
"They will go and live in the same kennel by-and-by, and gnaw at the same bone",
"The Snow Man felt quite a strange sensation come over him; it was very odd, he knew not what it meant"
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | What does the Snow Man learn about love and companionship from his conversation with the yard-dog, and how does this knowledge contrast with his own transient existence? | The Snow Man learns that lovers will live together and share experiences, which contrasts with his own solitary and transient existence. This knowledge highlights the enduring nature of human relationships compared to the Snow Man's temporary presence. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the inevitable passage of time through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as the weather warms. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man learns about love and companionship from the yard-dog.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog explains the concept of lovers to the Snow Man.\",\"connection_points\":[\"love\",\"companionship\",\"human relationships\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk3\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove, leading to his melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove leads to his demise.\",\"connection_points\":[\"fascination\",\"transience\",\"inevitable change\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's admiration for nature change over time?",
"What does the Snow Man learn about love and companionship?",
"How does the Snow Man's fascination with the stove lead to his demise?",
"What themes of transience and change are explored in the story?"
] | Exploring the Snow Man's learning about love and companionship | The question encourages students to compare the Snow Man's understanding of love and companionship with his own situation, promoting a deeper understanding of human relationships and transience. | 2 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration of nature",
"human relationships",
"inevitable change",
"fascination and its consequences"
] | Requires students to compare and contrast information from different chunks, promoting simple exploration and thoughtful analysis. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for nature, his learning about love, and his inevitable demise due to his fascination with the stove. | [
"The sight was splendid. Trees and bushes were covered with hoar frost, and looked like a forest of white coral",
"They will go and live in the same kennel by-and-by, and gnaw at the same bone",
"The Snow Man felt quite a strange sensation come over him; it was very odd, he knew not what it meant"
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How does the Snow Man's fascination with the stove ultimately lead to his demise, and what does this teach us about the consequences of our desires? | The Snow Man's fascination with the stove leads him to melt as the weather warms, illustrating the consequences of being drawn to something that ultimately harms us. This teaches us about the potential dangers of our desires and the importance of understanding their outcomes. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, admiration, and the inevitable passage of time through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as the weather warms. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man learns about love and companionship from the yard-dog.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog explains the concept of lovers to the Snow Man.\",\"connection_points\":[\"love\",\"companionship\",\"human relationships\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk3\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove, leading to his melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove leads to his demise.\",\"connection_points\":[\"fascination\",\"transience\",\"inevitable change\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's admiration for nature change over time?",
"What does the Snow Man learn about love and companionship?",
"How does the Snow Man's fascination with the stove lead to his demise?",
"What themes of transience and change are explored in the story?"
] | Exploring the consequences of the Snow Man's fascination with the stove | The question encourages students to analyze the cause-and-effect relationship between the Snow Man's fascination and his demise, promoting a deeper understanding of the consequences of our actions and desires. | 4 | [
"transience of life",
"admiration of nature",
"human relationships",
"inevitable change",
"fascination and its consequences"
] | Requires students to analyze complex cause-and-effect relationships and draw broader lessons from the story, promoting multi-factor analysis and deep thinking. | The quotes highlight the Snow Man's admiration for nature, his learning about love, and his inevitable demise due to his fascination with the stove. | [
"The sight was splendid. Trees and bushes were covered with hoar frost, and looked like a forest of white coral",
"They will go and live in the same kennel by-and-by, and gnaw at the same bone",
"The Snow Man felt quite a strange sensation come over him; it was very odd, he knew not what it meant"
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | What do the sun, moon, and stove symbolize in 'The Snow Man,' and how do these symbols contribute to the story's themes of transience and curiosity? | The sun symbolizes the power of nature and the inevitability of change, the moon represents the passage of time and the Snow Man's curiosity, and the stove signifies the allure of warmth and comfort that ultimately leads to the Snow Man's downfall. These symbols collectively emphasize the transient nature of life and the consequences of curiosity. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, curiosity, and the cycle of seasons through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as the weather warms. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's conversation with the yard-dog about the sun and moon.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"sun's power\",\"Snow Man's curiosity\",\"yard-dog's warnings\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove and his eventual melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, revealing a stove scraper inside him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"Snow Man's melting\",\"stove scraper\",\"arrival of spring\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man's curiosity lead to his downfall?",
"What symbols are used in the story and what do they represent?",
"How do the characters interact and what do their interactions reveal?",
"What is the significance of the cycle of seasons in the story?"
] | Exploring the symbolism of the sun, moon, and stove in the story | The question encourages students to analyze the symbolic meanings of key elements in the story and understand how they contribute to the overall themes. | 3 | [
"transience of life",
"curiosity and its consequences",
"cycle of seasons",
"symbolism in literature",
"character interactions"
] | Requires students to identify and interpret symbols, and connect them to the story's themes, which involves thoughtful analysis. | The quotes highlight the symbolic roles of the sun, moon, and stove in the story, representing power, curiosity, and the inevitable passage of time. | [
"The sun will make you run some day.",
"What you see yonder is the moon, and the one before it was the sun.",
"He had a stove scraper in his body; that was what moved him so."
] |
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"How does the Snow Man's curiosity lead to his downfall?",
"What symbols are used in the story and what do they represent?",
"How do the characters interact and what do their interactions reveal?",
"What is the significance of the cycle of seasons in the story?"
] | Exploring the cycle of seasons and its significance in the story | The question encourages students to analyze the role of the cycle of seasons in the story and its impact on the themes of transience and change. | 2 | [
"transience of life",
"curiosity and its consequences",
"cycle of seasons",
"symbolism in literature",
"character interactions"
] | Requires students to understand the cycle of seasons and connect it to the story's themes, which involves simple exploration. | The quotes illustrate the progression of seasons from winter to spring, highlighting the transient nature of the Snow Man's existence. | [
"The weather did change; it began to thaw.",
"And soon the winter passed.",
"The months are bringing the sweet spring-time."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How do the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog contribute to the story's themes of curiosity and the inevitability of change? | The interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog illustrate the Snow Man's curiosity and the yard-dog's warnings about the power of the sun. These interactions emphasize the themes of curiosity and the inevitability of change, as the Snow Man's fascination with the stove ultimately leads to his melting. | The story of 'The Snow Man' by Hans Christian Andersen explores themes of transience, curiosity, and the cycle of seasons through the experiences of a Snow Man who enjoys the cold but ultimately melts as the weather warms. | [
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"How does the Snow Man's curiosity lead to his downfall?",
"What symbols are used in the story and what do they represent?",
"How do the characters interact and what do their interactions reveal?",
"What is the significance of the cycle of seasons in the story?"
] | Exploring the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog | The question encourages students to analyze the character interactions and understand how they contribute to the story's themes. | 3 | [
"transience of life",
"curiosity and its consequences",
"cycle of seasons",
"symbolism in literature",
"character interactions"
] | Requires students to analyze character interactions and connect them to the story's themes, which involves thoughtful analysis. | The quotes highlight the interactions between the Snow Man and the yard-dog, revealing the yard-dog's warnings and the Snow Man's curiosity and eventual understanding. | [
"The sun will make you run some day.",
"I don’t understand him,” said the Snow Man to himself; “but I have a feeling that he is talking of something very disagreeable.",
"Ah, now I understand why he had such a great longing for the stove."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How does Nils' discovery of the troll-woman's True nature lead to the series of events that ultimately change his life? Consider the initial shock, his escape, and the long-term consequences he faces. | Multiple valid responses exploring the chain of events from discovery to escape and the repercussions, including illness and selling his land. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting themes of assistance, discovery, and consequences. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils falls ill and sells his forest land.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape\",\"consequences\",\"final outcome\"]}"
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"How does Nils' discovery change his life?",
"What are the consequences of Nils' escape?",
"How is the troll-woman portrayed despite her nature?",
"What role does Christianity play in the story?"
] | Exploring the consequences of Nils' discovery and escape | The question requires understanding the cause-and-effect relationship between Nils' discovery, his actions, and the resulting consequences, encouraging a detailed exploration of the story's events. | 3 | [
"human-troll relationships",
"consequences of discovery",
"escape and repercussions",
"goodness despite differences",
"Christian vs. non-Christian nature"
] | Requires connecting multiple events and understanding their consequences, suitable for middle school students. | The quotes highlight the shock of discovery, the physical consequences, and the moral complexity of the troll-woman's nature. | [
"He saw something that nearly robbed him of his wits.",
"Nils shortly after fell sick, and had to lie a-bed for a number of weeks.",
"The only reproach that can be made her is that she is not a Christian."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | How is the troll-woman portrayed in the story, and how does her goodness contrast with her non-Christian nature? Consider her actions and the shock Nils experiences upon discovering her True form. | Multiple valid responses exploring the troll-woman's kindness and helpfulness versus her non-Christian nature and the shocking revelation of her True form. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting themes of assistance, discovery, and consequences. | [
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] | [
"How does Nils' discovery change his life?",
"What are the consequences of Nils' escape?",
"How is the troll-woman portrayed despite her nature?",
"What role does Christianity play in the story?"
] | Exploring the moral complexity of the troll-woman's character | The question encourages a comparison between the troll-woman's actions and her nature, highlighting the moral complexity of her character. | 2 | [
"human-troll relationships",
"consequences of discovery",
"escape and repercussions",
"goodness despite differences",
"Christian vs. non-Christian nature"
] | Requires comparing and contrasting the troll-woman's actions and nature, suitable for middle school students. | The quotes emphasize the troll-woman's goodness despite her non-Christian nature and the shock of her True form. | [
"She was beyond reproach, good and kind.",
"The only reproach that can be made her is that she is not a Christian.",
"He saw something that nearly robbed him of his wits."
] |
[
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | open-ended | What role does Christianity play in the story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman'? Consider Nils' thoughts after going to church and the moral judgment of the troll-woman's nature. | Multiple valid responses exploring the influence of Christianity on Nils' actions and the moral judgment of the troll-woman's non-Christian nature. | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting themes of assistance, discovery, and consequences. | [
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] | [
"How does Nils' discovery change his life?",
"What are the consequences of Nils' escape?",
"How is the troll-woman portrayed despite her nature?",
"What role does Christianity play in the story?"
] | Exploring the role of Christianity in the story | The question requires understanding the relationship between Christianity and the story's events, encouraging a thoughtful exploration of moral and religious themes. | 3 | [
"human-troll relationships",
"consequences of discovery",
"escape and repercussions",
"goodness despite differences",
"Christian vs. non-Christian nature"
] | Requires understanding the role of Christianity in the story and its impact on characters and events, suitable for middle school students. | The quotes highlight the influence of Christianity on Nils' thoughts and the moral judgment of the troll-woman's nature. | [
"What he heard there brought up thoughts he had not known since the innocent days of his childhood.",
"The only reproach that can be made her is that she is not a Christian.",
"Nils shortly after fell sick, and had to lie a-bed for a number of weeks."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The yard-dog warns the Snow Man that the moon will melt him. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's enjoyment of the cold and his interactions with a yard-dog, who warns him about the sun's power. The Snow Man's fascination with a stove leads to his melting as the weather warms, and the story concludes with the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
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] | [
"What does the Snow Man enjoy about the cold?",
"What warning does the yard-dog give to the Snow Man?",
"How does the yard-dog's past relate to his warning?"
] | What warning does the yard-dog give to the Snow Man? | The text explicitly states that the yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him, not the moon's. | 2 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of cold",
"interaction with yard-dog",
"warning about the sun",
"yard-dog's past experiences"
] | Requires basic comprehension of the warning given by the yard-dog to the Snow Man. | The quotes establish the yard-dog's warning to the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him. | [
"The yard-dog warns him about the sun's power to melt him.",
"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and warns the Snow Man about the dangers of the sun."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The yard-dog's warning to the Snow Man is based on his own past experiences with the sun. | True | The extracts detail the Snow Man's enjoyment of the cold and his interactions with a yard-dog, who warns him about the sun's power. The Snow Man's fascination with a stove leads to his melting as the weather warms, and the story concludes with the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
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] | [
"What does the Snow Man enjoy about the cold?",
"What warning does the yard-dog give to the Snow Man?",
"How does the yard-dog's past relate to his warning?"
] | How does the yard-dog's past relate to his warning? | The text states that the yard-dog shares his past experiences and warns the Snow Man about the dangers of the sun, indicating that his warning is based on his own past experiences. | 3 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of cold",
"interaction with yard-dog",
"warning about the sun",
"yard-dog's past experiences"
] | Requires understanding the relationship between the yard-dog's past experiences and his warning to the Snow Man. | The quotes establish the yard-dog's past experiences and his warning to the Snow Man about the dangers of the sun. | [
"The yard-dog shares his past experiences and warns the Snow Man about the dangers of the sun.",
"I used to lie in a velvet-covered chair, up at the master’s house, and sit in the mistress’s lap."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The Snow Man dislikes the cold weather. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's enjoyment of the cold and his interactions with a yard-dog, who warns him about the sun's power. The Snow Man's fascination with a stove leads to his melting as the weather warms, and the story concludes with the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
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] | [
"What does the Snow Man enjoy about the cold?",
"What warning does the yard-dog give to the Snow Man?",
"How does the yard-dog's past relate to his warning?"
] | What does the Snow Man enjoy about the cold? | The text explicitly states that the Snow Man enjoys the cold, indicating that he likes the cold weather. | 1 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of cold",
"interaction with yard-dog",
"warning about the sun",
"yard-dog's past experiences"
] | Requires surface-level fact recognition of the Snow Man's enjoyment of the cold. | The quotes establish the Snow Man's enjoyment of the cold. | [
"The Snow Man enjoys the cold and admires the sun and moon.",
"The cold is delightful,"
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The Snow Man's fascination with the stove is because he understands it will keep him warm without melting. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog and his fascination with a stove, leading to his eventual melting. The story highlights the Snow Man's naivety and the inevitable change of seasons. | [
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] | [
"How does the Snow Man feel about the winter landscape?",
"What does the yard-dog explain to the Snow Man about the young couple?",
"Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?"
] | Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove? | The text indicates that the Snow Man feels a strange sensation he cannot account for when he sees the stove. It does not suggest he understands the stove will keep him warm without melting. | 3 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of winter",
"interaction with young couple",
"yard-dog's explanation of love",
"Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"inevitable melting"
] | Requires understanding the Snow Man's naivety and the inevitable outcome of his fascination with the stove. | The quotes establish the Snow Man's fascination with the stove and the strange sensation he feels, which leads to his eventual melting. | [
"The Snow Man felt quite a strange sensation come over him; it was very odd, he knew not what it meant, and he could not account for it.",
"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove he sees through a window, leading to his eventual melting as the weather warms."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The yard-dog tells the Snow Man that the young couple are siblings who will live together. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog and his fascination with a stove, leading to his eventual melting. The story highlights the Snow Man's naivety and the inevitable change of seasons. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man asks the yard-dog about the young couple and learns about love.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog explains that the young couple are lovers and will live together.\",\"connection_points\":[\"Snow Man's curiosity\",\"yard-dog's explanation\",\"concept of love\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk3\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man becomes fascinated with a stove and feels a strange sensation.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man is intrigued by the stove and feels an odd sensation.\",\"connection_points\":[\"Snow Man's fascination with the stove\",\"strange sensation\",\"inevitable melting\"]}"
] | [
"How does the Snow Man feel about the winter landscape?",
"What does the yard-dog explain to the Snow Man about the young couple?",
"Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?"
] | What does the yard-dog explain to the Snow Man about the young couple? | The text clearly states that the yard-dog explains the young couple are lovers, not siblings, and they will live together. | 2 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of winter",
"interaction with young couple",
"yard-dog's explanation of love",
"Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"inevitable melting"
] | Requires basic comprehension of the yard-dog's explanation about the young couple. | The quotes establish the yard-dog's explanation of love and the concept of the young couple living together. | [
"They are lovers,” he replied; “they will go and live in the same kennel by-and-by, and gnaw at the same bone.",
"The yard-dog explains that the young couple are lovers and will live together."
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"77e2fffe-0c60-4ef9-ba78-a72d8f2e7594"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The Snow Man finds the winter landscape dull and uninteresting. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog and his fascination with a stove, leading to his eventual melting. The story highlights the Snow Man's naivety and the inevitable change of seasons. | [
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"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man asks the yard-dog about the young couple and learns about love.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog explains that the young couple are lovers and will live together.\",\"connection_points\":[\"Snow Man's curiosity\",\"yard-dog's explanation\",\"concept of love\"]}",
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] | [
"How does the Snow Man feel about the winter landscape?",
"What does the yard-dog explain to the Snow Man about the young couple?",
"Why is the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?"
] | How does the Snow Man feel about the winter landscape? | The text clearly states that the Snow Man enjoys the cold and finds the winter landscape beautiful, with trees and bushes covered in hoar frost looking like a forest of white coral. | 1 | [
"Snow Man's enjoyment of winter",
"interaction with young couple",
"yard-dog's explanation of love",
"Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"inevitable melting"
] | Requires surface-level fact recognition of the Snow Man's feelings about the winter landscape. | The quotes establish the Snow Man's enjoyment of the winter landscape and the beauty he sees in it. | [
"The sight was splendid. Trees and bushes were covered with hoar frost, and looked like a forest of white coral; while on every twig glittered frozen dew-drops.",
"The Snow Man enjoys the cold and the beauty of the winter landscape."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The yard-dog warned the Snow Man that the moon would make him run. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog, his fascination with a stove, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's conversation with the yard-dog about the sun and moon.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"sun's power\",\"melting\",\"weather change\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove and his eventual melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, leaving behind a broomstick.\",\"connection_points\":[\"melting\",\"weather change\",\"spring arrival\"]}"
] | [
"What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed?",
"What signified the arrival of spring?"
] | What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about? | The text explicitly states that the yard-dog warned the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him, not the moon. | 2 | [
"the Snow Man's interactions with the yard-dog",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the Snow Man's melting",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires understanding the relationship between the yard-dog's warning and the Snow Man's eventual melting, but the information is directly stated in the text. | The quotes establish the yard-dog's warning about the sun's power to melt the Snow Man and the actual melting of the Snow Man as the weather warmed. | [
"The sun will make you run some day. I saw him, last winter, make your predecessor run, and his predecessor before him. Away, away, they all have to go.",
"The weather did change; it began to thaw. As the warmth increased, the Snow Man decreased."
] |
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"67c7abe0-8146-40d9-b9a6-1c8806fdebb1"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The Snow Man was fascinated with the stove because he wanted to stay warm. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog, his fascination with a stove, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's conversation with the yard-dog about the sun and moon.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"sun's power\",\"melting\",\"weather change\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove and his eventual melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, leaving behind a broomstick.\",\"connection_points\":[\"melting\",\"weather change\",\"spring arrival\"]}"
] | [
"What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed?",
"What signified the arrival of spring?"
] | Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove? | The text reveals that the Snow Man's fascination with the stove was due to the stove scraper in his body, not because he wanted to stay warm. | 3 | [
"the Snow Man's interactions with the yard-dog",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the Snow Man's melting",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires understanding the cause-effect relationship between the Snow Man's fascination with the stove and the presence of the stove scraper in his body. | The quotes explain that the Snow Man's fascination with the stove was due to the stove scraper in his body. | [
"Ah, now I understand why he had such a great longing for the stove.",
"Why, there’s the shovel that is used for cleaning out the stove, fastened to the pole."
] |
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | As the weather warmed, the Snow Man grew larger and stronger. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog, his fascination with a stove, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
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"What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed?",
"What signified the arrival of spring?"
] | What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed? | The text clearly states that as the weather warmed, the Snow Man decreased in size and eventually melted, leaving behind a broomstick. | 2 | [
"the Snow Man's interactions with the yard-dog",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the Snow Man's melting",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires understanding the sequence of events leading to the Snow Man's melting, but the information is directly stated in the text. | The quotes describe the sequence of events leading to the Snow Man's melting as the weather warmed. | [
"The weather did change; it began to thaw. As the warmth increased, the Snow Man decreased.",
"One morning he broke, and sunk down altogether; and, behold, where he had stood, something like a broomstick remained sticking up in the ground."
] |
[
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The arrival of spring was signified by the Snow Man growing taller. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog, his fascination with a stove, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
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] | [
"What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed?",
"What signified the arrival of spring?"
] | What signified the arrival of spring? | The text states that the arrival of spring was signified by the Snow Man being forgotten, not by him growing taller. | 2 | [
"the Snow Man's interactions with the yard-dog",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the Snow Man's melting",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires understanding the temporal sequence and the sign of spring's arrival, but the information is directly stated in the text. | The quotes indicate the passage of winter and the arrival of spring, signified by the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
"And soon the winter passed.",
"And nobody thought any more of the Snow Man."
] |
[
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] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | The yard-dog warned the Snow Man that the moon would make him run. | False | The extracts detail the Snow Man's interactions with a yard-dog, his fascination with a stove, and his eventual melting as the weather warms, leading to the arrival of spring and the Snow Man being forgotten. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's conversation with the yard-dog about the sun and moon.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The yard-dog warns the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him.\",\"connection_points\":[\"sun's power\",\"melting\",\"weather change\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"The Snow Man's fascination with the stove and his eventual melting.\",\"relevant_information\":\"The Snow Man melts as the weather warms, leaving behind a broomstick.\",\"connection_points\":[\"melting\",\"weather change\",\"spring arrival\"]}"
] | [
"What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about?",
"Why was the Snow Man fascinated with the stove?",
"What happened to the Snow Man as the weather warmed?",
"What signified the arrival of spring?"
] | What did the yard-dog warn the Snow Man about? | The text explicitly states that the yard-dog warned the Snow Man about the sun's power to melt him, not the moon. | 2 | [
"the Snow Man's interactions with the yard-dog",
"the Snow Man's fascination with the stove",
"the Snow Man's melting",
"the arrival of spring"
] | Requires understanding the relationship between the yard-dog's warning and the Snow Man's eventual melting, but the information is directly stated in the text. | The quotes establish the yard-dog's warning about the sun's power to melt the Snow Man and the actual melting of the Snow Man as the weather warmed. | [
"The sun will make you run some day. I saw him, last winter, make your predecessor run, and his predecessor before him. Away, away, they all have to go.",
"The weather did change; it began to thaw. As the warmth increased, the Snow Man decreased."
] |
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"a0616549-4644-4d7e-b818-d9c08dfa77bd"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | Nils discovered the True nature of his family because he remembered to perform the ritual of rapping three times with his ax against an old pine-tree. | False | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children after forgetting a ritual.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils sees his wife and children using bushy tails to put out the fire, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of troll nature\",\"forgotten ritual\",\"initial shock\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions and changes his life.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils falls ill and sells his forest land, working his farm until his death.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"life changes\",\"final outcome\"]}"
] | [
"How did Nils discover the True nature of his family?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' union with the troll-woman?",
"How did Nils' life change after escaping the trolls?"
] | How did Nils discover the True nature of his family? | The text explicitly states that Nils forgot to perform the ritual, which led to his discovery of his family's troll nature. The forgotten ritual was the catalyst for the revelation. | 3 | [
"discovery of troll nature",
"consequences of the union",
"Nils' life changes",
"troll-woman's goodness"
] | Requires understanding the sequence of events and the direct cause-and-effect relationship between the forgotten ritual and the discovery. | The quotes describe the forgotten ritual and the shocking discovery of the troll nature of Nils' family. | [
"He forgot while returning to his kiln, that he had promised the strange woman at the very beginning, when she had first helped him, that, whenever he had been home and was returning to the kiln, he would rap three times with his ax against an old pine-tree not far from it.",
"As he drew near the kiln, he saw it all aflame, and around it stood the three children and their mother, and they were clearing out the kiln. They were pulling down and putting out so that flames, smoke and ashes whirled sky-high, but instead of the spruce-branches that were generally used to put out the fire, they had bushy tails which they dipped in the snow!"
] |
[
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"a0616549-4644-4d7e-b818-d9c08dfa77bd"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | After escaping the trolls, Nils continued to live a healthy and prosperous life without any significant changes. | False | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children after forgetting a ritual.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils sees his wife and children using bushy tails to put out the fire, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of troll nature\",\"forgotten ritual\",\"initial shock\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions and changes his life.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils falls ill and sells his forest land, working his farm until his death.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"life changes\",\"final outcome\"]}"
] | [
"How did Nils discover the True nature of his family?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' union with the troll-woman?",
"How did Nils' life change after escaping the trolls?"
] | What were the consequences of Nils' union with the troll-woman? | The text states that Nils fell ill and had to sell his forest land, working his farm until his death. These events indicate significant changes and repercussions in his life after escaping the trolls. | 4 | [
"discovery of troll nature",
"consequences of the union",
"Nils' life changes",
"troll-woman's goodness"
] | Requires understanding the cause-and-effect relationship between Nils' escape and the subsequent changes in his life, involving multiple chunks. | The quotes describe the repercussions Nils faced after escaping the trolls, including illness and selling his land. | [
"Nils shortly after fell sick, and had to lie a-bed for a number of weeks.",
"When he was well again he sold his forest land, and worked the little farm by the cottage until his death."
] |
[
"06e57893-c22d-41dc-b43f-455f8b1fe4d8",
"a0616549-4644-4d7e-b818-d9c08dfa77bd"
] | mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2411 | true-false | Nils' life remained unchanged after escaping the trolls, and he continued to work as a charcoal-burner. | False | The story of 'Charcoal Nils and the Troll-Woman' explores the complex relationship between a human and a troll, highlighting the consequences of their union and the troll-woman's inherent goodness despite her non-Christian nature. | [
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk1\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils discovers the True nature of his wife and children after forgetting a ritual.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils sees his wife and children using bushy tails to put out the fire, revealing their troll nature.\",\"connection_points\":[\"discovery of troll nature\",\"forgotten ritual\",\"initial shock\"]}",
"{\"chunk_id\":\"chunk2\",\"content_summary\":\"Nils escapes the trolls but faces repercussions and changes his life.\",\"relevant_information\":\"Nils falls ill and sells his forest land, working his farm until his death.\",\"connection_points\":[\"escape from trolls\",\"life changes\",\"final outcome\"]}"
] | [
"How did Nils discover the True nature of his family?",
"What were the consequences of Nils' union with the troll-woman?",
"How did Nils' life change after escaping the trolls?"
] | How did Nils' life change after escaping the trolls? | The text clearly states that Nils fell ill, sold his forest land, and worked his farm until his death. These events indicate significant changes in his life after escaping the trolls. | 3 | [
"discovery of troll nature",
"consequences of the union",
"Nils' life changes",
"troll-woman's goodness"
] | Requires understanding the sequence of events and the direct impact of escaping the trolls on Nils' life. | The quotes describe the sequence of events after Nils escaped the trolls, including his illness and the sale of his forest land. | [
"Nils shortly after fell sick, and had to lie a-bed for a number of weeks.",
"When he was well again he sold his forest land, and worked the little farm by the cottage until his death."
] |
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