Premise: Blinded<br>I started the sixth grade feeling good. When I got to history class, I had to sit in the back. I realized that day that I couldn't read the blackboard. I told my parents. I had to go to the doctor and get new glasses.

Hypothesis: It was difficult for him to see.

The passage said he had trouble reading the board therefore he was having difficulty seeing.


Premise:
But ALONZO !
No , I could n't decide .
If I could have done as I did with the hats -- stood them both up together , shut my eyes , and jabbed with a hatpin -- it would have been quite easy . ''
`` What did Alec and Alonzo feel like when you came away ? ''
queried Priscilla .

Priscilla wasn't fully aware of what happened with alec, which is why she was asking about him


Premise: Sweet Work<br>Colin worked as an on-call electrician. He was called in to help rewire a house for a small family. Collin was very kind to the family while he worked on their house. The children of the family had the idea to make Collin a treat. On his last day of work, Collin received a batch of fresh cookies.

Hypothesis: Because Collin was so sweet and kind, the kids baked cookies for him

The children baked cookies for him because he was kind to the family, so my statement is correct


Premise: Teacher<br>Jill was very late to class one day. She begged the teacher to not punish her. She was always a teacher's pet so the teacher didn't punish her. Jill was so excited and then she was late the next day. However, this time, the teacher punished her heavily.

Hypothesis: Teacher Jill had a dog

There is no real way to determine whether or not Teacher Jill owned a dog. This was probably tripped because of the words "teachers pet"


Premise: Jet Ski<br>My first time on a jet ski was fun. My uncle was on the back. I was getting too close to a rock wall. He yelled at me to stop. We both fell off.

Hypothesis: They enjoyed their first time on a jet ski.


Premise: Too Much Pork<br>Mohammad refrained from eating pork for religious reasons. He was invited to attend a southern style barbeque. The meats being barbequed were all pork. Most of the side dishes contained pork products as well. Mohammad left the barbeque still very hungry.

Hypothesis: Mohammad had a lot of animals

There is no mention of Mohammad owning any animals, so to say he had animals is a toss up. We have no way to infer that.


Premise: Logan goes to the Fair<br>Logan is going to the fair. It is the state fair. He is going to eat food. He is going to ride on rides. He is going to have fun.

Hypothesis: He left the fair early.

It isn't known how long he stayed at the fiar.


Premise: guitar<br>The man played his guitar. He found something he liked. He wrote it down. He built off of it. He wrote a pretty good song.

Hypothesis: The guitar was all the man liked.

There is nothing mentioned about other things the man liked so my statement is an unknown.


Premise: Mama the Frog<br>Big Mama the frog lived with me for a few months. We put her in a large aquarium in the living room. We filled it up with rocks and sticks, and a little water. We bought flies for her from the bait shop. One day my brother decided to dissect her instead of keeping her.

Hypothesis: The frog had a good life prior to the end of its life

The frog could have had a good life, but he might not have a good life. The muddiness makes this statement neither correct nor incorrect because we lack information. I'm honestly surprised that the model didn't pick up on this. I am guessing something about my phrase did not fit into the model's pattern of recognized words.


Premise: Robbed<br>Frank was walking home from work at night. A man approached him and told him to give him his wallet. Frank was scared but obeyed. The strange man then walked away from Frank. Frank was upset but thankful that he is still alive.

Hypothesis: Frank was unsuspecting.


Premise: Lost Wedding Ring<br>Tammy lost her wedding ring. She freaked out all day looking for it. Her husband helped her look. Finally they checked the garbage disposal. It had fallen there when she washed dishes.

Hypothesis: Tammy did not look for her wedding ring very well

The rigor of her search was never mentioned, the system assumed so


Premise:
I saw him where he lay along , sucking a fruit in his left hand .
His flesh was wasted off his bones , his hair was patched with white , and his hand was blue-veined like a woman 's .
He put his left arm round my neck and whispered , `` Take my sword .
It has been thine since Hastings , O my brother , but I can never hold hilt again . ''
We lay there on the high deck talking of Santlache , and , I think , of every day since Santlache , and it came so that we both wept .
I was weak , and he little more than a shadow . '
`` Nay -- nay , '' said Witta , at the helm-rail .

Hypothesis: The man is old.


Premise: Destroyed<br>I was very angry at my brother. He came into my bedroom and punched me in the stomach. I doubled over, unable to breathe. I got up and looked for my little league bat. I hit him in the head with it.

Hypothesis: My brother hit me while I was sleeping.

We don't know if he was sleeping or not.


Premise: Sense of taste<br>Joseph looked forward to his birthday. He already tasted the chocolate on his taste buds. So when his birthday came, he was sitting with his fork at the ready. His mom put the cake in front of him. But the cake tasted like nothing and was a disappointing experience.

Hypothesis: Joseph became an adult and cake didn't taste the same.

We don't know if adulthood was the reason why.


Premise: Source<br>Ray grabbed a pair of pants to wear for the day. He noticed there was a big red stain on them. Upon further investigation, he saw more of his clothes were stained. Ray went to his dryer for more answers. Inside was two broken red pens.

Hypothesis: Ray used one red pen that day

Reason:  He may or may not have used either or both red pens that day or another day.  Why:  Context specifically mentions two red pens.


Premise: Weekend<br>That weekend, she was miserable. She used a hot compress on her jaw to feel better. The pain was so severe, she became immobile. She began begging dentists to see her over the weekend. She finally was able to move up her surgery by one day.

Hypothesis: She had never had a bad weekend

System seems not to have understood that she necessarily had a bad weekend


Premise: Painting<br>Kate's mom was painting the living room. Her mom was eager and began talking about the paint. Kate didn't want to spend the day painting. Kate slunk off silently and went to her room as he mom kept talking. She closed her door and hoped her mom wouldn't come ask for help.

Hypothesis: Kate's mom likely did not know how to paint.

system seems to have misunderstood cadence of the sentence


Hypothesis: Jill never was late twice in a row

The statements above indicate that Jill was late to school two times in a row. That would mean that the statement that she was never late twice in a row was definitely incorrect.


Premise:
But I could n't understand why , Mrs. Blythe .
I felt awful thankful , and it must have been God that saved Stripey , because that Mead dog had ` normous jaws , and oh , how it shook poor Stripey .<br>And so why could n't I thank Him ?<br>` Course , '' added Bruce reminiscently , `` maybe I said it too loud -- 'cause I was awful glad and excited when I found Stripey was all right .
I ` most shouted it , Mrs. Blythe .
Maybe if I 'd said it sort of whispery like you and father it would have been all right .

Hypothesis: The Mead dog shook Stripey with its enormous jaws and poor Stripey died.

Based on the text Stripey survived, which is why the statement is definitely incorrect. I thin the system got confused, because the first part of the statement is correct and only the very last word makes the statement incorrect.


Premise: Zoo<br>Ray went to the zoo. And he saw at the gorilla exhibit. Behind a glass wall, he kept provoking the gorillas, however. Eventually, the gorillas got so upset that Ray was asked to leave. Ray refused and was eventually banned from the zoo.

Hypothesis: Ray provoked the gorilla behinds bars.

Gorilla was behind glass not bars. I think it was fooled because the way it was worded had Ray behind the glass not the gorillas.


Premise: How to remove mold odors from inside automobiles<br>Inspect the interior of the car. Check everywhere, even in places that are hidden from you view like under the floor mats and seats. Look for any traces of moisture or mildew.

Hypothesis: Check the back seats.

It said to check everywhere in the vehicle. The system was confused by the context.


Premise: How to use maca powder<br>Use maca as medicine. As a medicine, both maca root and powder has traditionally been used to treat anemia, chronic fatigue, and to boost energy. It also enhance both physical and sexual performance as well as male and female libido by balancing hormones.

Hypothesis: If you are losing stamina in the middle of the afternoon, you could use maca powder to uplift you.

the meaning is the same but the words are different so the AI thought unknown information was given and marked it neither.


Premise: How to hoard food for an emergency<br>Make sure you have at least £ 300/$490/342 euro's (these are equivalent as of the seventh of may , 2011). Go to a shop that sells canned foods and drinks. Tinned and dried foods are best, as they last for a long time.

Hypothesis: Tinned and dried foods cost money

You need money to shop for emergency food


Premise: How to clean vinyl flooring<br>Use a doormat to keep the floor clean. The substances you track into your house on your shoes are damaging to vinyl flooring. Dirt, tiny pits of gravel, and chemicals from asphalt are abrasive to the vinyl, and over time will cause it to get scratched and yellowed.

Hypothesis: your vinyl flooring can get messed up pretty easily


Premise: How to select annuity payments<br>Decide if a retirement annuity is right for you. Annuities are financial investment options for those who want secure, steady, and guaranteed income during their retirement. An annuity is an illiquid asset, meaning that it cannot easily be sold or exchanged for cash.

Hypothesis: You need money to invest in an annuity


Premise: How to travel from singapore to bangkok by train<br>In bangkok, go to any travel agent that has a sign showing " train tickets " or to the train station. The main bangkok station that has trains going south is called hualamphong station. Buy tickets to butterworth, malaysia.

Hypothesis: Train tickets can be purchased outside of the train station.

The paragraph states that train tickets can be purchased from a travel agent OR at the train station.


Premise: How to bend rebar<br>Understand the structural issues possible with manually-bent rebar and know how to avoid them. When you bend metal, you naturally weaken it. When done correctly, however, you can minimize damage and still get the shape you need to complete the project.

Hypothesis: Metal is used for human projects.

This is definitely correct because this is saying how metal can be used for human projects (projects that humans do). The bot was probably confused by the way I phrased it.


Premise: How to time your trip to shanghai<br>Consider shanghai's climate and weather. Shanghai has a climate comparable to that of the united states' southeast coastal states. The spring months of march through may are mild and temperate, while temperatures in the summer rise drastically and cause oppressive heat throughout the city.

Hypothesis: Shanghai has climate and weather similar to Florida in the US.

Florida is one of the southeast states in the United States.


Premise: How to improve your computer performance<br>Perform " disk cleanup " regularly. The disk cleanup utility is an excellent way to get rid of temporary files, recycle bin, system logs and other non essential files that build up and take up memory. To perform a disk cleanup perform the following steps: start] control panel] system and security] administrative tools] disk clean up.

Hypothesis: Failure to implement the disk cleanup utility will slow down your computer.

It is a fact that all the junk and unnecessary files in one's pc take up memory, and that slows a pc down, and after awhile it would be noticeably slower to boot and in general performance.


Premise: How to best absorb magnesium supplements<br>Understand the importance of magnesium. Every organ in your body needs magnesium to work properly. It contributes to several important functions.

Hypothesis: Magnesium can be taken in pills


Premise: How to build an animal shelter<br>Look for a site near a vet, or an easily accessible location. You don't want to build a shelter in an area that is difficult to find or get to. You may also need planning permission from the local council, if it is not already there.

Hypothesis: Once you get approval from the local council build the shelter by the vet .

Its better to build a animal shelter near a vet


Premise: How to make an apple pie smoothie<br>Prepare the apple. Wash one large apple and remove the core. You don't need to peel the apple, although you may want to if your blender isn't very powerful.

Hypothesis: The smoothie can be done with peeled apples

It says in the text that you don-t need to, but if your blender is not powerful you can peel them.


Premise: How to get siri to say your name<br>Set your personal contact information. Siri will call you whatever you have listed as your name in your personal contact. You may not have this information set, but you can add it using the settings app.

Hypothesis: If you provide all fake personal contact information to Siri, Siri will not say your real name.

The statement says that Siri will say the name listed in your personal contact information.  My statement then reasons that if you provide all fake information to Siri, that Siri will not say your real name.  This is logically true.  I assume the system can not reason like this and that's why it got it wrong.


Premise: How to use an instant pot<br>Unpack and identify all of the parts. Remove all items from the box and spread them out on a flat surface in front of you. Try to identify which parts serve which functions.

Hypothesis: All of the parts of an instant pot serve a function.

All parts have a function that needs to be identified.


Premise: How to do stage lighting<br>Know your performance genre and the simple principles behind lighting that genre. A standard play has lots of dialogue. An audiences ability to understand dialogue is directly linked with their visual connection with the speakers face.

Hypothesis: Lighting can vary for each performance genre.

It states you must know your performance genre and the principles for lighting that genre, implying there might be different ways of lighting different genres.


Premise: How to avoid looking desperate<br>Avoid constantly complaining about your single status. Even if you joke about it, it makes you appear that you are desperate for any date. This might not only make you look desperate but also make you look like you do not respect your friends who are in relationships.

Hypothesis: This piece of advice is speculative.

This one is a little complicated, but I ultimately decided that the context itself was too subjective to paraphrase as "definitely correct."  So I described the advice itself rather than its contents, and it is decidedly speculative because of the use of "might."


Premise: How to make a folder on android<br>Tap and hold an app icon on the home screen. This should be an app that you want to add to a folder. [substeps] The process to create folders may vary on different android phones and tablets.

Hypothesis: All android phones can make folders

If they run on the same OS they all will have the same functionality that allows the creation of folders


Premise: How to sue for false advertising<br>Know the definition of false advertising. False advertising is any advertisement by a store that is likely to mislead the consumer. Each state and the federal government has its own laws about false advertising, but in most cases : [substeps] An advertisement does not have to be intentionally misleading to be false advertising.

As per the article there are rules about false advertising in stores and therefore "Stores can not put whatever they like in advertisements"


Premise: How to buy a nursing bra<br>Find a trained professional to measure you to determine the correct bra size. Work with a professional trained in measuring bra sizes or a lactation consultant. While you can measure yourself, you'll get more accurate measurements if someone else does it so you're not shifting and moving around during the measurement.

Hypothesis: measurements are crucial when finding supportive garments

the context clearly states to start first with measurements from a professional


Premise: How to make a christmas gift for a teacher<br>Assemble the items. Things you will need are : [substeps] A christmas themed cup or mug a clear, plastic party favor bag ribbon or string school supplies such as pencils, pens, erasers, and anything else you've noticed the classroom is running low on mints or a candy cane. Put all of the mints into the bottom of the cup.

Hypothesis: You will need items but some of then start with the letter P


Premise: How to choose the healthiest salad greens<br>Look for low-calorie greens. If your idea of healthy is synonymous with low in calories, you might choose red leaf lettuce. This lettuce, like all varieties of lettuce, is mostly water.

Hypothesis: All lettuce is not red.

The text says to choose red leaf lettuce, meaning that there are definitely different colors of lettuce available. The system doesn't understand the implication.


Premise: How to roast hatch chiles<br>Buy chiles with a bright green color. They should have smooth skin, feel heavy for their size and maintain a consistent, symmetrical shape. [substeps] Purchase hatch chiles in markets and produce stores or order them online.

Hypothesis: You should go for the chiles that are more vivid in color that when you touch it feels almost silky and that has some weight to it. They are best found within stores that specialiaze in grown products

the chiles have to be more vivid green smooth and have a heavy weight


Premise: How to plan a romantic valentine's day date<br>Cook for your date. Add a personal touch to your valentine's day meal and avoid having to make a dinner reservation on this busy holiday. Make a home-cooked meal for your date and invite him or her over to eat with you for an intimate meal.

Hypothesis: These suggestions include acting as your own Valentine's Day chef.

This statement tells people to make your own food for Valentine's Day.


Premise: How to clean a bed with baking soda<br>Remove the bedsheets and wash them in the washing machine. Start by stripping the bed of any sheets, blankets, or duvets. Put the bedding in the washing machine and clean them with detergent on the hottest water setting to kill germs.

Hypothesis: Sheets and blankets are typically found on beds

This statement is definitely correct, because the instructions ask you remove any sheets or blankets that may be on the bed. The fact that context mentions this means that these are items that would typically be found on the bed. The system may not have made this connection


Premise: How to drink whiskey<br>Pour " two fingers " of whiskey into a rocks or tulip glass. Rocks glasses, the classic whiskey cup, are short, round glasses made for 12-14 oz or liquid. Tulip glasses are curved wide at the bottom and thinner up top, concentrating the smells near your nose, and are used for more high-class whiskey tastings.

Hypothesis: Rock glasses are a set size.


Premise: How to create blue roses<br>Gather the necessary materials. To dye the petals through absorption, you will need powdered blue florist's dye, water, freshly cut white, scissors, dethorning tool (optional), a glass vase, and flower preservative (optional). Ideally, the roses will not have been soaked in or treated with water.

Hypothesis: the dethorning tool isn't needed for blue roses.

The dethroning tool is optional! it isn't needed to make blue roses. I think the system overlooked the optional part.


Premise: How to become highly motivated for your job<br>Vary your tasks throughout the day. People tend to lose motivation on the job out of sheer boredom. The brain functions best when it is subjected to stimulation and differentiated activity.

Hypothesis: BRAIN NEEDS FUN TOO


Premise: How to blow a bubble with bubblegum<br>Buy some bubblegum. You can buy gum at pretty much every corner store. Chewing gums can be used to make bubbles, but they won't be as big, and they'll usually pop too easily.

Hypothesis: The instructions given here on how to low a bubble with bubble gum are not really any kind of instructions at all, and do not inform the reader of how to actually make and blow the bubble.

Just going to buy a pack of bubblegum does not show one how to blow a bubble, therefore it is useless as any kind of directions


Premise: How to build a simple workbench<br>Start with tools that are needed. You will need a drill, a drill and screw bit set, a saw and a carpenters square to make sure that all your cuts are not crooked, and something to haul materials to and from the lumberyard. Buy the thickest plywood you can afford.

Hypothesis: You need hands to make a workbench


Premise: How to write about your own life<br>Understand the memoir genre. In a memoir, you are the main character of your own life story. Many memoirists use the facts of their life story to create an engaging tale for the reader.

Hypothesis: A memoir is an autobiography


Premise: How to clean a syringe<br>Clean syringes immediately before and after using them. This may seem like a troublesome routine. However, cleaning syringes right before and after using them will greatly reduce the chances of catching a blood borne disease, like hepatitis or hiv.

Hypothesis: keeping syringes sterile is of utmost importance

the statements speaks for itself, without cleaning a syringe you risk infection


Premise: How to swerve or turn quickly on a motorcycle<br>Assess in which direction it is safest to swerve to avoid the obstacle. [substeps] Try not to remain locked on the object, as this could cause you to drive into it. Look in the direction you are swerving.

Hypothesis: It is essential to remain focused while swerving

There are numerous steps which require being alert


Premise: How to run for mayor<br>Become involved in community initiatives. As mayor, you'll be involved in numerous aspects of the local community. You can get a head-start in local politics and government by becoming involved in community initiatives.

Hypothesis: The local community's support is an ideal way to win votes.

The statement states that you need community support.


Premise: How to rein in excessive spending<br>Find out what you actually spend. You might be aware of an excessive spend, but how excessive is it? Write down all your monthly income versus monthly expenses and see where the problem or problems lie. Start with your income and write how much you earn per week or per month after payroll or income taxes.

Hypothesis: Some people don't know how much they spend.

The text implies that people don't know how much they actually spend.


Premise: How to make chocolate truffle hens<br>Assemble the ingredients and supplies. Check the " things you'll need " below for the supplies. Add the broken white chocolate pieces and cream to the double boiler bowl.

Hypothesis: You will need more than white chocolate pieces to make chocolate truffle hens.

This lists "ingredients" and "supplies". Plus you have to add the chocolate to cream ( a second listed ingredient). Therefore it is impossible to make them without more than white chocolate.


Premise: How to become an academic<br>Learn about being an academic. Someone who pursues an academic career often works at a university or research institution in a specific discipline such as biology, history, or political science. During their graduate program, academics generally spend 1 or more years working as teaching assistants at a college or university.

Hypothesis: Someone who becomes an academic has invested a lot of time in their subject.

My statement is definitely correct because someone who is an academic is an expert in their field. The model failed because I did not use words it was looking for like educated


Premise: How to serve wines<br>Chill red wine to 53-69 ° f (12-21 ° c). Always serve red wine below room temperature. Serve rich red wines, like cabernet sauvignon and shiraz, at a warmer temperature than light red wines, like pinot noir and zinfandel.

Hypothesis: Red wine serving temperature varies according to the type

It is correct because its just a simplification of what the statement is. I used vocab not in the original statement which must be confusing for the AI.


Premise: How to make vegan bouillabaisse<br>Heat the olive oil in a soup pot over medium heat until the oil is shimmering. Add the leek and the garlic cloves and cook them for 3 minutes or until they are slightly softened. Stir them often with a wooden spoon.

Hypothesis: soup pot contains a t


Premise: How to recognize skin cancer in cats<br>Look for lumps or discoloration. Skin cancer usually creates an area on the skin that is discolored and raised. When playing with your cat or cuddling up with it, take the time to look over its body for areas of discolored skin.

Hypothesis: Dermal examinations of your feline should be conducted.

Synonym of "ake the time to look over its body for areas of discolored skin."


Premise: How to keep your pets healthy<br>Consult with your pet's veterinarian concerning diets. Every pet needs to be well taken care of and the most important thing is to ensure that they have a proper diet. You might see yourself feeding a dog once a day, while birds and rabbits should always be provided with a fresh container of food and water at all times.

Hypothesis: Rabbits always need food

Rabbits are one of the pets that need constant food and water so this is definitely correct.


Premise: How to care for a midnight blue rose bush<br>Pick out midnight blue roses that look healthy. Strong, healthy plants will be more resistant to diseases of all kinds, so the fight against rose disease starts at planting time. Select healthy rose plants that have sturdy-looking leaves and stems and don't show any signs of disease or pests.

Hypothesis: Disease and pests are detrimental to the plant


Premise: How to prove age discrimination in hiring<br>Read up on federal law. Federal law prohibits discrimination in hiring on the basis of age when the applicant is 40 or older. The primary motive for refusing to hire someone must have been age.

Hypothesis: Employers in the past have considered 40-year-olds too old to hire.

This has to be true for some employers, otherwise why would there be a federal law prohibiting the discrimination of those age 40 and above?


Premise: How to check engine vacuum hoses<br>Check each hose for bulges and swelling. If a hose feels soft or spongy when you touch it, this can indicate damage caused by your car's oil. [substeps] A swollen hose that is cracked and hard is often caused by heat damage.

Hypothesis: If a hose is hard its from damage to the hose

The last sentence of the context states that a hose becomes hard when it's been damaged by heat.


Premise: How to refrigerate foods safely<br>Avoid packing your refrigerator tightly. Packing loosely allows the cold air to circulate. Use an appliance thermometer to monitor the real temperature inside your refrigerator and your freezer.

Hypothesis: The article advises not to place too many food items in the refrigerator.

It's definitely correct because it says to avoid packing the refrigerator tightly, which means to leave space between the food, hence you must not put too much food in the refrigerator. It's difficult because this is not stated explicitly and requires a high level understanding of the text.


Premise: How to tan a deer hide<br>Remove all flesh and fat from the deer skin. Do this after the skin has cooled and you are able to lay it out on a flat rock or cool concrete. Use a knife or a flesher to remove every little bit.

Hypothesis: You shouldn't remove the flesh and fat until after the skin has cooled.


Premise: How to recover from food poisoning fast<br>Drink plenty of liquids and fluids. If you're experiencing frequent vomiting and diarrhea, your body will quickly lose fluids which will result in dehydration. Drink as much liquid as you can to replace lost fluids.

Hypothesis: Losing fluids is bad for your health.

Losing fluids results in dehydration which is bad for your health.


Premise: How to become a buddhist<br>Learn basic buddhist terminology. This will make it much easier to understand everything you will read, since many buddhist terms can be very unfamiliar, especially to westerners. The basic terms of buddhism include but are not limited to : [substeps] Arhat: a being who has attained nirvana.

Hypothesis: You want to understand terms to follow along with Buddhism

This will make it much easier to understand everything you will read if you understand terms.


Premise: How to align garage door sensors<br>Turn off the power to your sensors by tripping the fuse for your garage. You'll find this in your home's breaker box. [substeps] You won't actually be working with the electrical wiring, but it's always best to be safe when working with electricity.

Hypothesis: Fuse box is the same as breaker box.

The author does not state that fuse box and breaker box are the same.


Premise: How to make breakfast sausage rolls<br>Take pillsbury brand croissants out of packaging. Read directions and preheat the oven. Roll out the croissants without taking them apart on a cookie sheet.

Hypothesis: The Pillsbury croissants should be removed from the packaging with scissors only.

The directions for making a breakfast sausage roll come in both English and Spanish.


Premise: How to time your trip to miami<br>Consider what you want most from a miami trip, because most trips involve a trade-off. [substeps] The best time of year in terms of weather and miami attractions and events is also the most expensive. If you're looking for the best value for your money, you can avoid the crowds, but miami weather can be uncomfortable and volatile.

Hypothesis: miami attractions have been created by vegeta


Premise: How to train big dogs<br>Start early. Although this may not always be an option, starting the dog training process when your dog is less than 1 year old is ideal, especially when it comes to large dogs. Plan to begin training your dog as soon as you bring it home, which may be as early as 8 weeks.

Hypothesis: You have to wait for the dog to be away from the mother to start training.

You should wait until the puppy is about 8 weeks old and it may be away from it's mother, but it also could still be with the mother.


Premise: How to avoid snacking<br>Drink more water. Symptoms of dehydration are easily mistaken for hunger. If you haven't been drinking enough water throughout the day, you might confuse your body's thirst signals as signs of hunger.

Hypothesis: Camel's milk is a wonderful thing to avoid dehydration - people are advised to drink as much as you can

Camel's milk may avoid dehydration but other things do too.


Premise: How to recover from a vasectomy<br>Expect mild swelling and pain. After surgery, you will probably have some pain and swelling in your scrotum. You may also notice some fluid leaking from the incision site after surgery.

Hypothesis: You will bleed from the incision site after surgery

The statement doesn't say that you will bleed , but it doesn't say you won't either.


Premise: How to ask about someone's disability<br>Consider whether the information is relevant. If it's not really relevant to you, then asking is probably rude. People with visible disabilities generally get asked the same questions a lot of times, and they may get tired of answering again and again.

Hypothesis: People with disabilities are always timid

People with disabilities can be timid, but the passage did not dictate either way


Premise: How to avoid high blood pressure<br>Incorporate vegetables, fruits, whole grains and low-fat dairy products into your daily diet. Certain nutrients have been found to help prevent high blood pressure: potassium, calcium, magnesium, and omega-3s. There is no need to take supplements of these nutrients if you have a well-balanced diet.

Hypothesis: Avoid high blood pressure by eating low fat foods made in a factory.

Low fat foods regardless of where they are made should help with blood pressure. Based on the original statement this would not be known as to whether it is correct or incorrect.


Premise: How to avoid odometer fraud<br>Examine the odometer for the number of miles. [substeps] Automobiles average about 12 , 000 miles a year. For example, if a car is 5 years old but has far fewer than 60 , 000 miles, the odometer may have been tampered with.

Hypothesis: If a car is five years old, it's odometer has been tampered with.

The passage does not say if a car that is five years old has definitely had its odometer tampered with.


Premise: How to come out to your best friend without giving her the wrong idea<br>Ask your friend to meet you someplace. Call her up, send her a text on her cell, email her, or ask her to meet you in person. Say this or something similar to this: " jessica, can you meet me at the coffee shop on belmont tomorrow after you get off work? " Give her a moment to settle in.

Hypothesis: The narrator is female.

The scenario never explicitly states the gender of the narrator, however for Jessica to 'get the wrong idea' it is implied that the narrator is of the same sex and therefore worried about giving her the wrong impression.


Premise: How to get rid of genital warts<br>Get a prescription medication from your doctor. Don't use over the counter medications intended for warts in other locations. Have your doctor or dermatologist examine the affected area.

Hypothesis: Genital warts can be polished bright and shiny.

We do not know if Genital warts can be polished bright and shiny, so the statement is neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect.


Premise: How to find last minute travel deals<br>Shop around at various travel search websites. These websites collect data on various prices and bargains offered by airports, car rental services, and hotels. Many of these websites also have special sections dedicated to providing last minute deals.

Hypothesis: Prices are different then 10 hours ago


Premise: How to grow kale indoors<br>Fill seed trays with a soil-less growing medium. Purchase seeds trays for germination with drainage holes on the bottom. Fill each seed container in the tray with 3-4 inches of soil-less growing mix.

Hypothesis: Germination is necessary for the growth of green vegetables indoors, but it needs soil mix and seed stray with drainage holes.

Germination is necessary for plant growths but not necessary it needs a soil mix and stray with drainage holes.


Premise: How to dispute a debit charge<br>Identify the charge. Look at your atm statement or debit card receipts. See if you can identify each withdrawal or purchase billed to your debit card.

Hypothesis: Disputing a debit charge will always work.

I think the context of this one is important. You will always win a dispute over a fraudulent charge but not a non fraudulent one. I think this is a thin line to consider for the system.


Premise: How to handle smart people<br>Accept that you cannot always be the smartest person in the room. There will probably be people who are able to comprehend certain things easier than you. Everyone is talented in their own way and are good and bad at different things.

Hypothesis: ANgelina never takes the kids to school


Premise: How to sue for false allegations<br>Document the false allegations. Beyond the allegations themselves, as soon as false allegations surface you should start keeping records of everything you do and every conversation you have. [substeps] It may seem like overkill, but you never know when something in your careful records can serve to disprove the allegations.

Hypothesis: If you keep records then they should be stored in a cupboard

There is no mention of storing records in a cupboard, just to take careful records so this is neither correct nor incorrect.


Premise: How to use herbs for increased energy<br>Take korean ginseng, also called panax ginseng. This herb is considered an adaptogen. In addition to taking pressure off the adrenal system to boost your natural levels of energy, it also helps your body resist stress.

Hypothesis: korean ginseng is known by bush


Premise: How to prevent baking a lumpy cake<br>Place oven rack so cake pan will be baking near the center of your oven so the hot air can circulate fully. Make sure rack is level. Preheat oven.

Hypothesis: Baking cakes is easy.

I'm not sure why it was difficult.  The paragraph doesn't state if baking cakes is easy, so it could be true or not.


Premise: How to research workplace copyrights<br>Determine the author of the work. In most cases, the person who created the work owns the copyright in that work. [substeps] Often the creator's name will accompany the work.

Hypothesis: The creators name will accompany the work

The creators name OFTEN accompanies the work, not always


Premise: How to get a bank account<br>Choose a banking institution. Perhaps the most important step in opening an account is deciding which bank to do business with. Compare several banks in your area using criteria that are important to you, such as the branch hours and the availability of atms.

Hypothesis: You can only open it in a branch

It does not really say whether or not you can open one in a branch, so it is neither correct or incorrect.


Premise: How to become a calvin klein model<br>Do cardio 4-5 days per week to stay lean. A gym membership will be your best friend if you plan on having a future as a professional model. Begin performing cardiovascular exercise like running, swimming, cycling, or aerobics in order to stay trim and healthy.

Hypothesis: Exercising will make you become a calvin kline model.

One is not sure if exercising will inherently make you a Calvin Klein model. It depends on numerous other things such as if you are ugly - exercise won't help. If you are beautiful exercise can promote you into a Calvin Klein model.


Premise: How to own and love a pit bull dog<br>Make sure you can properly care for your pit bull. Pit bulls can make great companions and wonderful additions to your family. However, you'll need to be able to meet the demands that proper pit bull care will call for.

Hypothesis: Pit Bulls are a cats best friend

the article makes no reference on how pit bulls get a long with other animals


Premise: How to apply window decals<br>Determine if the conditions are right. You should only apply decals when the weather is mild. Don't try to apply decals when it is extremely cold or hot.

Hypothesis: It's OK to apply window decals in the middle of winter.

If you live in Southern California or South Texas or South Florida, or some other place that can get mild temperatures in the middle of winter, you can, according to this passage, put on window decals. If you live in Canada, you are most likely never going to see mild weather until after winter.


Premise: How to read topographic maps<br>Use the thicker contour lines to determine the elevation. Contour lines represent paths or segments of the earth. Topographic maps are covered in contour lines.

Hypothesis: Topographic maps only have lines on them.

The text says topographic maps are covered in contour lines, but doesn't say if they only include lines. I'm not sure why the model thought the statement was incorrect, though.


Premise: How to write a proof of funds letter<br>Check the client's accounts. In most cases, if you are being asked to provide a proof of funds letter, then you are working as a lending officer or other senior personnel at a bank, credit union, or other financial institution. The first step, before you begin to write the letter, is to verify that the client does indeed have the requested funds.

Hypothesis: The client should make the request

its not clear if the client needs to start the process


Premise: How to make a gingham christmas wreath<br>Buy a medium-sized wreath form from the craft store. They are available in wicker, metal or plastic. Choose wicker or metal wreath form that is approximately 1 foot (0.30 m) (30. 5 cm) in diameter.

Hypothesis: many wreath sizes will work

while the context specifies a certain size, many wreath sizes could work for the project


Premise: How to plan a romantic valentine's day date<br>Cook for your date. Add a personal touch to your valentine's day meal and avoid having to make a dinner reservation on this busy holiday. Make a home-cooked meal for your date and invite him or her over to eat with you for an intimate meal.

Hypothesis: Inviting your date over for a movie can be fun.

The statement does not mention movies and if they are fun or not.


Premise: How to store leftover pasta<br>Place the cooked pasta in an airtight container. The container you use should have a lid or other type of secure closure to keep air from getting in. When exposed to air, the moisture in cooked pasta can become a breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

Hypothesis: Place the cooked pasta in an airtight container and store it at room temperature.

The text does not mention what temperature to store it at; the model just assumed room temp was unsafe.


Premise: How to determine the sex of a cat<br>Approach the cat or kitten with care. To ascertain the sex of a cat or kitten, it's necessary to pick the cat up. Some cats don't like to be handled, so take a little time to let him or her get comfortable around you.

Hypothesis: If you pick up a cat you will know what gender it is.

Just picking up a cat does not mean you will necessarily know what sex it is.  You have to also hold it upside down and look.  The system might have been confused by my use of the word "gender"


Premise: How to put unpublished writing on line<br>Search on line for prospects to send to by typing " internet writing opportunities " in the search box. There are many to choose from. Just don't waste your time by paying for someone else to get you started.

Hypothesis: You will find a writing job online by searching for "internet writing opportunities."

Just finding the job does not mean that a successful application/interview/screening process will take place.


Premise: How to identify a redwood tree<br>Find your location on a map to identify which redwoods are common to that area. Redwoods do not grow everywhere, so make sure to look only in the areas where they are found. [substeps] Giant redwoods were first discovered in the sierra nevada mountain range and can be found in national parks throughout california.

Hypothesis: How to identify a redwood tree twelve times

it is not stated clearly in the paragraph


Premise: How to conceive twins<br>Recognize that only about 3% of births result in multiple babies. Twins are not the norm when it comes to childbirth. While some things raise your chances of having twins (or other multiples, like triplets) slightly, it's a good idea to expect just 1 baby and be pleasantly surprised if you end with 2 or more.

Hypothesis: Twins are less likely than triplets.

The context states noting about the likelihood of triplets so we have no way of knowing. I think the system gets messed up because it does state that you can raise the chances but it doesn't say what's more likely


Premise: How to bathe your pet rabbit<br>Brush the rabbit to remove bits of dirt. Many rabbits loved to be brushed, and it's a great way to help them keep their fur clean. Buy a brush made specifically for rabbit fur (often finer-toothed than brushes intended for dogs).

Hypothesis: Rabbits like to get baths.

I think it is a neither definitely correct or definitely incorrect statement to say rabbits like to get baths because it fits with the context and it does not say if they like baths or not..


Premise: How to make a cute buildabearville person<br>Bear in mind you're going to need more bearbills, especially if you have just created an account. Try playing the friendship forest photo safari game. Also collect a 100 bb at the sports centre.

Hypothesis: A bear price is 100 bb

It does not mention the price of a bear anywhere


Premise: How to ask for a date<br>Make eye contact and smile. Eye contact and smiling are two universal acts of flirting. Looking at someone from across a room lets them know that you notice them.

Hypothesis: you have to notice someone to get a date

the passage neither confirms nor denies that noticing someone is an absolute must to get a date


Premise: How to select annuity payments<br>Decide if a retirement annuity is right for you. Annuities are financial investment options for those who want secure, steady, and guaranteed income during their retirement. An annuity is an illiquid asset, meaning that it cannot easily be sold or exchanged for cash.

Hypothesis: Annuity payments are right for you.

We do not know if annuity statements are right for you the statement says to check if they are.


Premise: How to find an airport career job<br>Find a job you would enjoy. The first step in finding an airport job will be to examine what jobs are available in the air travel industry. Since the field is rather large you will have plenty of positions to choose from.

Hypothesis: to find an airport job have to start with the fast food restaurants


Premise: How to ride the disneyland (california) monorail<br>Research the locations the monorail can be boarded from. The monorail has two stops, downtown disney (across from the lego store, near rainforest cafe) and tomorrowland station (inside the disneyland park, between the finding nemo submarine voyage and autopia's tracks). Prepare to complete a bag check.

Hypothesis: the monorail is named the captain

the paragraph does not state the name of the monorail, therefore it is impossible to know if the name is the captain. Not sure how the system missed this


Premise: How to develop interpersonal skills<br>Learn what makes up nonverbal communication. Nonverbal communication includes your facial expressions, your use of touch, and your voice (not the words you speak, but how they sound). Visual cues are more important to interpret and deliver than audio cues.

Hypothesis: In discussing non-verbal communication, your voice refers to both the words you speak and how they sound.

According to the agent, when discussing non-verbal communication, your voice only refers how your words sound and not the words you speak (see brackets).  However, this would confuse the system because usually a person's words are also a form of verbal communication.


Premise: How to write a table of contents<br>Start a new page after the title page. The table of contents should appear after the title page in the document. To create the table of contents manually, start a new page right after the title page.

Hypothesis: manually creating a table of contents means putting the title to the right of the new page

manually creating a table of contents should be placed on a new page, but does not require the title to be on the right of a new page (to the right would indicate the new page is first, not the title page)


Premise: How to be a kidney donor<br>Decide between deceased and living donation. There are two different ways to become a kidney donor. The first is known as deceased donation, which means that the kidney is harvested from your body after your death.

Hypothesis: Living donors cannot donate kidneys.

The statement "Living donors cannot donate kidneys." is definitely incorrect in regards to the context statement. The context statement specifically talks about living donation being a possibility. I believe the system was fooled either because the statement only goes into the details of the deceased donation where it mentions kidneys and does not read into the context of living donation, or because it was thrown off by the contraction "cannot".


Premise: How to video chat on snapchat<br>Update snapchat. Snapchat reworked the chat interface in version 9.27.0.0, released march 2016. You'll need to be running this version of the app or later in order to access the new video chat features.

Hypothesis: The fourth month in 2016 saw a release of a new version of snapchat.

March is the third month so it is incorrect but the AI sometimes doesn't connect months with what number it falls in the calendar year.


Premise: How to help prevent epidemics from spreading<br>Wash your hands when preparing food or going to the bathroom. Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with antibacterial soap and water for at least 20-40 seconds. Make sure you wash your hands before and after you prepare food as well as before and after you go to the bathroom to prevent the spread of germs.

Hypothesis: Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with dish soap and water.

The text instructs "Practice good hand hygiene by washing your hands with antibacterial soap and water" - not dish soap. The model was fooled because the rest of the sentence was accurate.


Premise: How to create a strong email marketing campaign<br>Determine the purpose of your email marketing campaign. Common reasons for undertaking such a project include introducing a new product or service, offering discounts to boost sales or to move excess products, or further constructing your brand and getting your name out to more and more potential buyers. Put together a mailing list of possible customers.

Hypothesis: Common email marketing campaign introduces old product and new brand

Common email marketing campaign introduces new product not old product.


Premise: How to dress up a boy like a girl<br>Shave his legs, armpits, and face. For a boy to dress like a girl, he needs to have no leg, facial, or armpit hair. Have him take a shower and shave his legs, armpits, and face.

Hypothesis: Have him take a shower and shave his lower arms, upper back, and face.

It lists different body parts to be shaved, not the ones I listed. It's difficult because I guess the sentence is overall similar enough to the text to confuse the system.


Premise: How to make a putt under pressure<br>Make sure you hit the green, preferably on the upslope as close to the hole as possible. You want to give yourself a make-able putt if a tournament is on the line. Aim towards the hole and try to hit your shot onto the upslope because they are easier putts to make opposed to downhill putts.

Hypothesis: Downhill putts is not an option.

downhill is a harder putt to score but it is still an option.


Premise: How to make peppermint sauce<br>Place the cream, crushed peppermint candies and water into the saucepan. [substeps] Candy canes can be used as a form of hard peppermint candies. Heat the ingredients over a medium heat.

Hypothesis: Heat the ingredients, then place water in the saucepan.

This is a reversal of the correct order of steps, which confused the model.


Premise: How to find the value of old coins<br>Pin down the coin's origin and date. You'll need to know exactly what coin you're looking at to determine its specific value. Modern coins will include a date of issue printed on the front or back of the coin itself.

Hypothesis: Old and new coins have a date of issue printed on the front or back of the coin.

This is false, the text only states this is true of modern coins


Premise: How to invite friends to like your page on facebook pages manager<br>Download and install the application. Facebook pages manager is available on both itunes app store and google play for android. Log in your personal facebook account.

Hypothesis: You have to sign in order to use the application effectively

The text states that you have to log in your facebook account, that is the same as signing in


Premise: How to avoid a parking ticket<br>Use public transport to travel into city centers and congested areas. The simplest defense against parking violations is not to park in areas that are heavily patrolled by traffic wardens. Read signs and notices carefully, and obey them.

Hypothesis: Ride a bus to avoid a parking ticket.

You will not be parking in a spot if you ride in a bus.


Premise: How to make a flax cracker<br>Start with the freshest and cleanest organically grown flax seed available. Bulk flax seed often contains lots of weed seeds and broken flax seeds, and this will cause your flax crackers to taste bitter or rancid. If you want the best tasting flax cracker, then you have to use the best tasting flax seed.

Hypothesis: Fresher flax seeds produce better crackers.

The context tells people to use the freshest seeds available when making flax crackers and says a better tasting cracker comes from using a better tasting flax seed.


Premise: How to overcome exam tension<br>Get enough sleep to keep you energized for your exam. Not sleeping right can affect your mood, leading to an excess of stress. In the weeks leading up to the exam, make sleep a priority.

Hypothesis: If you get enough sleep you might do better on an exam.

Technically, if you get enough sleep you might do better on an exam. That sentence is true.


Premise: How to take action against pollution on private property<br>Locate the appropriate state or local agency. Depending on the type of pollution or environmental hazard present, you may need to file a complaint with a particular state or local agency to get the problem resolved. [substeps] You may have to call your state agency in charge of environmental affairs to find out the appropriate agency with which to place your complaint.

Hypothesis: It may take a while to track down the right office to report to if you discover pollution on an individuals or company's land that's not open to the public

It is correct as the statement mentions various agencies you may have to call if you find pollution on private property.  I don't think the system could determine the different use of vocabulary.


Premise: How to make your relationship work<br>Play together. Develop mutual interests with your partner to help your relationship grow or stay strong. It's important to have common interests other than your love for each other.

Hypothesis: Many relationships can grow

This says that developing mutual interests can help a relationship grow, which means many relationships can grow


Premise: How to type symbols on a keyboard<br>Click on the " start " button that you use to shut down your computer. Select the " programs " option. Go to " accessories " then select " system tools/character map.

Hypothesis: If you follow the speaker's instructions carefully, you'll be able to type all sorts of cool symbols on the keyboard.

This passage is instructions on how to type symbols of the keyboard. This makes my statement correct. The model caught it the first time I wrote the statement, but adding in a few words fooled it. I am guessing the model has problems with longer statements.


Premise: How to take a medical history<br>Collect information on your family. Information on your family members' health is important for identifying conditions that may run in your family. If your family members have a condition that has a genetic component, you might, in some cases, also be vulnerable.

Hypothesis: If your family members have a condition that has a genetic component, your chances of having the same condition are higher than the chances of an average person.

Based on the information provided, the statement is definitely correct - if your family members have a condition that has a genetic component, your chances of having it are higher than average. I think the system got confused because the statement was very long.


Premise: How to find a piano teacher<br>Choose the appropriate style of music to be learned. Local word-of-mouth references are the easiest to collect. Chances are your friends, your church group, or others in the community have insight as to where you can find a quality teacher.

Hypothesis: The appropriate style of music differs from person to person

People have differing preference in music.


Premise: How to save a relationship<br>Consider when things went wrong. If you are at a critical juncture, you can probably figure out when things started going off the rails, even just a little bit. Think about when the problem started, so you can figure out how to approach the discussion with your partner.

Hypothesis: Things can go wrong before getting to a critical juncture.

The first sentence implies that things went wrong before the critical juncture. The sentence is correct.


Premise: How to defend against a psychological family violence claim<br>Keep records of all communications. Avoid speaking to someone who's accused you of psychological or emotional abuse unless those conversations can be recorded in some way. [substeps] When you do have to interact with them, do it over email or text message whenever possible so you can maintain a record of the conversation.

Hypothesis: Someone accuses you of psychological or emotional abuse then you will need some proof.

to defend against a psychological family violence claim, you need records of all conversations and this records will be proof.


Premise: How to deal with stress about current events<br>Avoid the news in the morning. Negative news in the morning may affect your mood for the rest of the day. When you wake up, try to keep yourself positive.

Hypothesis: You should find something enjoyable in the morning.

You should stay positive in the morning.


Premise: How to recognize and treat salivary mucocele in dogs<br>Look for swelling of the chin. One of the major signs that a dog might have a salivary mucocele is swelling under the chin. The swelling occurs in the angle of the jaw.

Hypothesis: One, but certainly not the only one of the signs of salivary mucocele (a disease that can affect dogs) is a swelling under the chin

a swelling under the chin is a sign of salivary mucocele, so my statement was correct


Premise: How to make easy caramel<br>Measure out the ingredients before you start cooking. Timing is very important when making caramel, since it can easily burn, and you don't want to have to search around your kitchen for a measuring cup while your sugar is boiling. Place a heavy-bottomed saucepan on the stove.

Hypothesis: There is more than just sugar in caramel.

Reason:  Recipe mentions ingredientS.  Why:  Sugar is the only specific thing mentioned in the context.


Premise: How to make paint can planters<br>Remove any old paint from the can. To make the planter, you can use a new or recycled metal paint can. If you are using a used can, you must remove any dried paint inside the container.

Hypothesis: In order to make paint can planters you have to first carefully remove every bit of the old paint that is still in the can

you have to remove the old paint first before you can make the planters out of the can, so my statement was correct


Premise: How to calculate daily interest<br>Gather the information needed to calculate interest. This includes the amount of money you will be investing or saving, the length of the term and the proposed interest rates. You may have several sets of variables if your intention is to compare alternatives.

Hypothesis: You cannot calculate daily interest from one piece of information.

It says you need This includes the amount of money you will be investing or saving, the length of the term and the proposed interest rates. That is more than one piece of information. It is definitely correct.


Premise: How to be a safe teenage driver<br>Make sure to stick to the speed limit. Even if you are running late somewhere, don't speed. It's better to get to your destination a few minutes later than planned than to be in an accident.

Hypothesis: Plan ahead so you get somewhere on time.

You should plan ahead to avoid needing to speed.


Premise: How to renew laminate kitchen countertops<br>Purchase supplies. You'll be using rust-oleum's new countertop transformations coating system as your paint gloss along with needing paint brushes, plastic sheeting (to cover surrounding areas), paint rollers, rubber gloves, painter's tape and sandpaper. Degloss the countertops using a diamond-embedded sanding kit.

Hypothesis: The gloss is a later step.

You have to finish the counters before glossing them.


Premise: How to tell if a girl has a crush on you<br>Try to catch her staring at you. This one is a giveaway. If you look across the room in class or at a party and catch her looking right at you, then she may have a crush on you.

Hypothesis: girls that like guys stare at them

It says in the passage that they will stare


Premise: How to write an essay using the tieac method<br>Understand the concept. Before you can write a tieac paragraph, it is essential to understand what a tieac paragraph is. Think of tieac as a structure of academic writing that will help you organize your thoughts.

Hypothesis: Tieac can be used to write paragraphs and essays

The title is how to write a tieac essay and the text says you can write a tieac paragraph if you understand the concept.


Premise: How to tell your parents you are an atheist<br>Understand what atheism is. An atheist is simply someone who does not believe in a god (or gods). This position is sometimes called weak atheism, because it consists of no beliefs in and of itself.

Hypothesis: Religion is the nicest thing in the universe

My statement deals with something of subjective value. While religion might be the greatest thing to some people, it does not apply to everyone, and it certainly does not apply to the group mentioned in the topic sentence. This subjectivity and irrelevant  information makes my statement correct nor incorrect. The model was probably fooled by the statement being so off topic.


Premise: How to understand tv ratings<br>Be aware of what the tv-y rating entails. It signifies a program that is directed to all children, but is also for a general audience. Understand what the tv-y7 rating signifies.

Hypothesis: The ratings system will never change

While the ratings system is effective, it's not one hundred percent something that will be changed in the future making my statement correct nor incorrect. The model was probably ounce again fooled by the way I worded my statement.


Premise: How to pay sallie mae with a credit card<br>Navigate to sallie mae's website at https: // www.salliemae.com/credit-cards/sallie-mae-card /. Click on " apply now. You will be redirected to an online application website operated by barclaycard.

Hypothesis: Sallie mae's website allows you to send in a check.

It just mentions credit card. It does not say anything about paying by check. The website may have a section where it lets you send in a check to pay.


Premise: How to feed a lory or lorikeet<br>Purchase pre-made nectar from a pet store. Nectar is the main source of food for lorikeets kept in captivity. Without nectar, your lorikeet will not thrive and could possibly die.

Hypothesis: Lorikeets are hand-fed.

Reason:  The context doesn't state how they are fed, just what they eat.  Why:  There is no reference to how they're fed.


Premise: How to blow a bubble with bubblegum<br>Buy some bubblegum. You can buy gum at pretty much every corner store. Chewing gums can be used to make bubbles, but they won't be as big, and they'll usually pop too easily.

Hypothesis: Kids can learn to blow bubbles.

It doesn't talk about whether kids can blow bubbles. It just talks about blowing bubbles but not the age at which you can do so.


Premise: How to start a forum<br>Figure out what your specific niche will be. [substeps] Since this will be your forum, it is best to pick something in which you are interested and knowledgeable. Since there are already so many forums out there, it is best to have a defined niche.

Hypothesis: Forum starting requires some manner of substantial effort on the users part

system was confused by complexity of sentence perhaps


Premise: How to calculate btu per square foot<br>Measure your square footage. Measure the square footage of each room you plan to heat or cool and add them together. If you're installing a furnace or central air conditioning system, this typically includes every room.

Hypothesis: BTU calculation is for losers

surprised by this one, the system was confused by the sentence


Premise: How to relieve itching from chickenpox<br>Resist the urge to scratch your skin. Chickenpox can be very itchy and the severity of the rash varies from person to person. Your scratching starts a scratch-itch cycle that will never end.

Hypothesis: Every person will get a rash on his nose from chicken pox.

Not every person will get the rash on his nose. Some people may and some people may not. The passage does not state whether they all get it on their nose.


Premise: How to lease equipment<br>Conserve working capital. Instead of investing a large amount of capital in a cash down-payment, leasing will require you to make low monthly payments. This can be especially helpful if you do not have the necessary lump sum of money on hand to purchase a specific piece of equipment; in particular, leasing is appropriate when cash might be tight.

Hypothesis: You can eventually own the equipment after a certain period of time.

The statement makes no mention of ownership terms.


Premise: How to make a school uniform look very stylish like massie block<br>Hair-massie's hair always looks adorable. She curls it almost every day, and it's hardly ever straight. It's also very healthy.

Hypothesis: Massie Block was born with a different name.

The text does not state whether or not this is the truth.


Premise: How to clean quartz<br>Rinse the quartz off with a power washer. If you have a large amount of quartz with a heavy amount of mud or dirt on it, you can try to rinse it off with a power washer. Set your quartz on the ground (preferably on concrete or asphalt) and rinse off the dirt.

Hypothesis: Quartz can be washed many ways


Premise: How to encourage a friend to seek professional therapy<br>Ask your friend questions. The best way to help your friend is to gain a better understanding of what they are going through. Sit down and gently bring up the topic about your friend's mental health.

Hypothesis: In order to get your friend to seek therapy you have to start by asking many questions

You could ask many questions, or just a few, so my statement is either correct or incorrect


Premise: How to choose an ergonomic office chair<br>Look for the ability to adjust the chair's height. The height of your ergonomic chair should be fully adjustable. The chair's seat should be easy to move either upwards or downwards.

Hypothesis: an ergonomic office chair must be chosen carefully.

Narrative never says this definitively, system assumes so.


Premise: How to make easy caramel<br>Measure out the ingredients before you start cooking. Timing is very important when making caramel, since it can easily burn, and you don't want to have to search around your kitchen for a measuring cup while your sugar is boiling. Place a heavy-bottomed saucepan on the stove.

Hypothesis: making caramel is boring

There is no way to say that definitively making caramel is boring or not. It depends on the person and whether they believe it is fun to make caramel.


Premise: How to blog using your smart phone<br>Log in to your blog on the internet from any computer. Access the settings section of your blog. Each blog contains a settings section that allows to indicate and modify your blogging preferences.

Hypothesis: There are blogs that do not contain a settings section.

The passage said that each blog had a settings section. So my statement that there are blogs that don't would be wrong according to the passage. The passage says that each one has it.


Premise: How to remove ads from pandora<br>Install the adblock plus extension in your web browser of choice. Your browser will be automatically detected and displayed in the " install " button on the website. [substeps] In order to use ad blocking software on a mobile device, you must first root or jailbreak it.

Hypothesis: Ad blocking software never successfully installs on an iPhone.

The context says ad blocking software can be installed on a jailbroken iPhone.


Premise: The key is of course in the words of section 93 which are rooted in 19th century history and, to some extent of course, in 18th century history because that is where these particular provisions flowed from, the capitulations of 1759, the Treaty of Paris of 1763 and the Quebec Act of 1774.

Hypothesis: the key is course in words of section 93 which gives the details of treaty of paris of 1763

the 18th century deals the treaty of paris ,quebec act and capitulations of 1759


Premise: These issues were not included in Bill C-2 for a variety of reasons - either because they went beyond the scope of the latest CPP statutory review or because they were raised too late in the review, or after the public consultations were complete, which would make it impossible for them to be adequately analyzed and considered.

Hypothesis: The issues were not included in the Bill C- (Sum of 10-8)

The sum you get when you do 10-8 is 2, the bill number!


Premise: Could we then go back to Justice O'Connor's question? To make that very specific, if we agree with you, does that mean that we would, in principle, have to hold the 1976 extension unconstitutional? I mean, in 1976, Congress extended the term from 28 years renewable once, to life of the author plus 50 years. Now they're extending it life of the author plus 70. If the latter is unconstitutional on your theory, how could the former not be? And if the former is, the chaos that would ensue would be horrendous.

Hypothesis: O'connor is on the supreme court


Premise: Present in chambers are counsel for both the plaintiffs and the defendants, and in addition to that, let me ask that you enter your appearances specially, presumably as counsel for the individuals we referred to in our orders collectively as "reporters."

Hypothesis: plaintiffs are the offensive for a case

plaintiffs are the ones who initiate a case


Premise: As you see, I'm far more genial than I express in writing. What I invited by that opinion, though, was that I would be available -- and I believe in an issue that is as important to the reporters and to you, as their counsel, as this, it is appropriate for you to stop a deposition on a question like that, instruct your witness not to answer, and allow the Court to rule on it. I was inviting you to do that. Now, I understand what your reasons are for not doing that, and I think you can do that.

Hypothesis: Court contains an o


Premise: What I was really making reference to was when a physician perhaps in Quebec or a physician in the maritimes or a physician out west may make an advance or a discovery in terms of service delivery, there is no system in place right now throughout the country where there is an exchange of this type of information.

Hypothesis: The main topic of this text is not religions.

The main topic is a lack of communication system, and religions are not mentioned at all. It's difficult because asking the AI to find the "main topic" of a text is probably quite difficult.


Premise: Honourable senators, I see today in this chamber former premiers, former ministers of the Crown, party leaders, members of the federal and provincial legislatures; business leaders, bankers, financiers, administrators, bureaucrats; professionals in the fields of health, education, law, communications, tourism, agriculture and natural resources, with the very recent addition of a nun.

Hypothesis: The speaker neglected to mention former professionals in the field of engineering as among those they see

Engineers are not brought up at all. I think the system got it wrong because the statement requires noticing a negative


Premise: I think we need to have clean coal technologies. I propose $2 billion worth. By the way, I just found out the other day an interesting fact, that there is a national petroleum reserve right next to -- in Prudhoe Bay that your administration opened up for exploration in that pristine area.

Hypothesis: Coal is what they want to put money in


Premise: I have no problem with the people on welfare having an opportunity for a job, but I do not agree with the fact that the government, because of problems due to its changes to employment insurance, takes people and, to get them off welfare because changes to employment insurance have resulted in an increase in the number of people on welfare, and sends them working in order to get them on employment insurance and off the provincial rolls.

Hypothesis: Changes to employment insurance by the government had unforeseen consequences.

The text states the government made changes to employment insurance that increased the number of people on welfare.


Premise: Biotechnology, in Montreal essentially, was established with the assistance, the indefeasible support of the Canadian government and of my colleague in industry, especially through the creation of the biotechnology research institute, which gave a lift to biotechnology in Montreal.

Hypothesis: the research institute was built in Canada

The institute was built in Montreal which is in Canada


Premise: More often than not, this chamber has had quite a few empty seats on the day Royal Assent is given, which leads me to conclude that it is something which is not as attractive to senators as proceedings on another day would be and which would allow them to be in attendance in larger numbers.

Hypothesis: Senators may sit in the seats in this chamber.

The implication is that the seats are for senators, so when the senators don't attend, there are empty seats. The model missed this inference.


Premise: In response to the third point made by the Honourable Senator Roche, which is about Canada's role in the entire area, the Minister of Foreign Affairs has said there is a three-fold response: securing agreement to an updated five-year action program with new, concrete objectives for disarmament and non-proliferation; seeking a more robust review and assessment process to give full meaning to the principle of permanence with accountability; and promoting universal adherence to the NPT, with renewed commitment by treaty member states to live up to their obligations.

Hypothesis: The minister implied that a two year action program would not achieve the countries objective in this area

The proposal was for a five year plan, implying a two year plan would be inadequate.


Premise: Oh, yes. There were not many meetings where Bill Buckingham did not speak. And, actually, at that meeting -- I believe the beginning of the meeting was an apology, actually, which he had prepared in advance apologizing to the members of the community if he had said anything that offended them.

Hypothesis: Buckingham is his last name.

His name is Bill Buckingham. The system was confused by the context.


Premise: It might also publisher -- what the publisher pays for your prospective work, Justice Breyer. We -- the Copyright Clause incentive provides incentives not just for -- not just to the creators, but to the disseminators, the publishers, the broadcasters, the film companies.

Hypothesis: The broadcasters are entitled to compensation

The broadcasters get compensation if there is a copyright breech just like the creators would. This is the incentive they are speaking of.


Premise: That he will call the attention of the Senate to the vacancy in the Senate created by the retirement of the Honourable Richard Doyle of Ontario; to the long-standing tradition of appointing a senior journalist from Ontario to the Senate; and to some helpful suggestions for the Prime Minister in this regard.

Hypothesis: This deals with the parliament of the country to the North of the USA

Ontario is in Canada. This deals with senate or a parliament.


Premise: On Monday, October 11, 1993, on the night of Thanksgiving Day, and a few weeks before the election, I had the honour, the pleasure and the privilege of representing my party during a public debate that was carried by Radio-Canada in the Quebec region from Portneuf to the Magdalen Islands, including Gasp, Sept-les and the greater Quebec City region.

Hypothesis: There was a debate in ninteen ninty three on thanksgiving night

by spelling out the year I suppose that is what confused the AI


Premise: Well, there was an interest in having a uniform rule, and that's precisely why the Framers created the Copyright Clause in the Constitution, but there was copyright protection in some States, there wasn't copyright protection in other States, and what we know from the decision of this Court in the Wheaton decision is that there was not a common law copyright in existence. This Court explicitly held that. Now, the petitioners make this quid pro quo to draw the line as well as in how long a line

Hypothesis: The framers created the copyright clause in the constitution because of the demand.

The Framers created the copyright clause in the constitution because there was interest (a demand) in having a uniform ruling. The system likely interpreted demand as meaning a forceful request rather than the the context of a need for something to be supplied (e.g. there was a demand for concert tickets)


Premise: Whereas I have no objection in some instances here and there for some of those votes being referred to some committees, I would not like to see it become a routine practice of this place that as soon as the Estimates arrive here, these various votes are referred to other committees.

Hypothesis: the agent has no objection


Premise: They are not happy about the lack of jobs, the rising cost of post-secondary education, the dismantling of the health care system, the price of grain as announced recently by the Canadian Wheat Board, the cost of transporting farm products to market, the political manipulation of the grain transportation system over the last 40 years, an ineffective Young Offenders Act, and the lack of justice in that criminals appear to have more rights than law-abiding citizens.

Hypothesis: Who gets more justice is a perception not a solid fact.

The system may have assumed appears is a concrete term, while it infers a perception not an actual reality.


Premise: It had the opportunity and has already done so many times in the Criminal Code with respect to the environment, but it wants to carry this even a little further with standards, objectives and mostly, the need to honour international agreements or international commitments made by Canada.

Hypothesis: Canada doesn't want to let down other countries with there commitments

It says that Canada has the want to honor there commitments


Premise: When the Corporation makes a decision to significantly reduce operations at a given location, there will be no layoffs, terminations or salary reductions for STRF and NABET employees who were on strength as of December 31, 1983 and who are still employed on the date of signature of this collective agreement, provided they have completed their probationary period.

Hypothesis: Some months have at least 30 days.

If something occurred on December 31, then that means some months have at least 30 days, meaning the statement is definitely correct.


Premise: I agree with that. I agree with that. I think that one of the problems that we have faced in the world is that we are so much more powerful than any single nation has been in relationship to the rest of the world than at any time in history, that I know about, anyway.

Hypothesis: The agent agreed twice.

the agent said I agree twice so it is correct but the AI was not able to really process the meaning of the statement so marked it neither.


Premise: When we were making the case for Triumph, the $167.5 million grant to the University of British Columbia base research in folic physics and particle physics, one had to explain what this was about, but the most telling argument was the spin-off in high talent, high intelligence based industries in British Columbia.

The Statement says that there is a University of British Columbia, therefore it is definitely correct to say "It is wrong to say that British Columbia has no University."


Premise: He came to care about the Senate, but he has deep concerns about its viability in its present form, concerns which he expressed in a very fine speech in February of 1998. He challenged all of us to work together constructively for change, both constitutional change and internal change.

Hypothesis: he wanted us to work together for a better future

this statement is correct because the text says he wanted change and i think the system had trouble with this because I used the word future


Premise: The first priority has to be on ending the violence, dampening down the tensions that have arisen there. We need to call upon Syria to release the three Israeli soldiers who have been captured. We need to insist that Arafat send out instructions to halt some of the provocative acts of violence that have been going on.

Hypothesis: Syria needs to release exactly three soldiers.

We need to call upon Syria to release the three Israeli soldiers. The system was confused by the wording.


Premise: There is something illogical about this, and members will understand that, when one sees the Department of Justice spending the $193 million it will be getting via supply, why the Bloc Quebecois cannot agree with this, given that these monies are mismanaged and misspent by a minister concerned only with raising her profile and getting easy votes in the west.

Hypothesis: The agent feels that it is not appropriate for the person to spend the money in such a way as to simply ensure getting more votes.

The agent references in the passage that the person misspent the money in order to get more votes in the west.  It is unknown why the system did not pick up on this.


Premise: It is this Canadian genius that guided the Government of Canada in the creation of the national child benefit program, the establishment of the Canada millennium scholarship fund, the restoration of $11.5 billion transfer payments for medicare and the increase in the budget for research, innovation and development.

Hypothesis: The budge for research, innovation and development was lower before

It increased. I think the system got it wrong because the statement requires an inference


Premise: And I don't want there to be a misunderstanding in terms as to this case being wrongly focused. And what I mean by that, with regard to all of you in this room is that we've got approximately 40 people from the media that are observing this trial in the courtroom, plus outside of the courtroom.

Hypothesis: The reporters are observing the trial and courtroom avidly.

There are 40 reporters there, they are very interested in this trial.


Premise: "This letter is in regard to the comments made by Beth Eveland from York Township in the June York Sunday News. I assure you that the Dover Area School Board is not going against its mission statement. In fact, if you read the statement, it says to educate our students so that they can be contributing members of society.

Hypothesis: Beth's last name is Eveland.

According to the statement, Beth's last name is Eveland, which is why she is called Beth Eveland.


Premise: We're pleased to see that under Bill C-43, the Minister of Revenue will retain responsibility for this Agency and it will be structured to allow for close Ministerial oversight and, in particular, that the Minister's power of inquiry into any activity of the Agency will be maintained.

Hypothesis: They are not talking about Bill C-44 in this text.

They're talking about Bill C-43, not Bill C-44, so this is definitely correct. I'm not sure why this was difficult.


Premise: I do, I do. The Persian Gulf, obviously. And Bosnia. And you have already talked about Kosovo. But the reverse side of the question, Governor, that Vice President Gore mentioned, 600,000 people died in Rwanda in 1994. There was no U.S. intervention, no intervention from the outside world. Was that a mistake not to intervene?

Hypothesis: The interviewer agrees with the governor's opinion on Bosnia.

The statement "I do, I do." ...."But the reverse side of the question" means that the interviewer agrees with previous statements made in relation to Bosnia and the Persian Gulf but is now about to challenge a different topic.


Premise: I do. I do think this, though. When it comes to timetables it can't be the United States timetable as to how discussions take place. It's got to be a timetable that all parties can agree to, like the Palestinians and Israelis. Secondly, any lasting peace is going to have to be a peace that's good for both sides. And therefore, the term honest broker makes sense. This current administration's worked hard to keep the parties at the table. I will try to do the same thing. But it won't be on my timetable, it will be on the timetable that people are comfortable with in the Middle East.

Hypothesis: The author wants to make sure everyone gets along.

The author has said that it has to be based on everyone not just the united states. The system doesn't read between the line.


Premise: In all due respect, I'm not so sure it's credible to quote leading news organizations about -- oh, never mind. Anyway, let me quote the Lewin report. The Lewin report is a group of folks who are not politically affiliated. They analyzed the senator's plan. It cost $1.2 trillion.

Hypothesis: The senator's plan is in US dollars

The senator is presumably American, and his plan would be in American dollars


Premise: Justice Breyer, under our theory as we've advanced it, you're right; the 1976 act would be unconstitutional. Whether this Court would apply such a holding in this case to that act is a question that would have to be resolved under the retrospective --

Hypothesis: Not only Justice Breyer thinks the 1976 act would be unconstitutional.

Justice Breyer agrees with the person they are speaking too in the text about the act. I think the system has a hard time telling Justice is speaking to someone.


Premise: That's not smart. I don't want American workers subsidizing the loss of their own job. And when I'm president, we're going to shut that loophole in a nanosecond and we're going to use that money to lower corporate tax rates in America for all corporations, 5 percent. And we're going to have a manufacturing jobs credit and a job hiring credit so we actually help people be able to hire here.

Hypothesis: American workers make businesses money


Premise: They call on parliament to amend the Criminal Code to ensure the right of all Canadians to die with dignity by allowing people with terminal, irreversible or debilitating illness the right to the assistance of a physician in ending their lives at a time of their choice, subject to six strict safeguards to prevent abuse and to ensure that the decision is free, informed, competent and voluntary.

Hypothesis: They call on parliament to amend the Criminal Code to ensure the right of all Canadians to die with dignity by allowing people with terminal, irreversible or debilitating illness the right to the assistance of a physician in ending their lives. This is called euthanasia.


Premise: That's got to mean something, and if it means that we are limited in our ability to agree with the Europeans as they continually expand the term in light of their own vision of what copyright is about, then that's the meaning of a constitutional restriction.

Hypothesis: it is the meaning of constitutional restriction

The message states "that's the meaning of a constitutional restriction"


Premise: That is speaking about as directly as I can to Motions Nos. 9 and 10. By tabling regulations in parliament and having the House of Commons or a committee subsequently pass them, we want to make sure an effective check is placed on ministers or departmental officials in terms of a bill to arbitrarily implement changes in the legislation.

Hypothesis: effective checks are necessary according to the speaker

the speaker is definitely speaking about effective checks needing to be in place. I think the AI didn't know he was speaking about the checks?


Premise: I submit, Justice Souter, that there's no per se limitation, that if there is, as Justice Scalia suggested, for -- if it is true that Congress,having specified 14 years or 28 years, decides that doesn't work very well because of the economies of other countries, the parade of constraints on artists in other countries, the reasons that we want things to be preserved or distributed, it should be 2 more years, or 5 more years later --

Hypothesis: Less than 30 Justices are mentioned in the text.

It's definitely correct because only two Justices are mentioned in the text, and 2 is less than 30. It's difficult because the system seems to get confused with large numbers like this.


Premise: Having a hemisphere that is free for trade and peaceful is in our nation's interests. Strong relations in Europe is in our nation's interest. I've thought a lot about what it means to be the president. I also understand that an administration is not one person, but an administration is dedicated citizens who are called by the president to serve the country, to serve a cause greater than self, and so I've thought about an administration of people who represent all America, but people who understand my compassionate and conservative philosophy.

Hypothesis: The president believes that it takes a lot of people to run an administration.

This is correct because the context states "that an administration is not on person, but an administration is dedicated citizens who are called". Therefore the president believes it takes a lot of people to run the administration.


Premise: New question. Last question. For you, Governor. And this flows somewhat out of the Boston debate. You, your running mate, your campaign officials have charged that Vice President Gore exaggerates, embellishes and stretches the facts, etcetera. Are you -- do you believe these are serious issues? This is a serious issue that the voters should use in deciding which one of you two men to vote for on November 7?

Hypothesis: the Vice President exaggerates the truth.

it says "Vice President Gore exaggerates, embellishes and stretches the facts." I think the system couldn't synonymize  truth and facts.


Premise: None of us will forget the images of sumo wrestlers stomping to drive out demons as the games began, of the glorious Ode to Joy and mass choirs and choruses around the world, of starry-night closing ceremonies and flower-laden horses, of floodlights dimming and thousands of paper lanterns becoming a shimmering sea of light.

Hypothesis: Stomping of sumo wrestlers is ceremonial

The paragraph states that the stomping is to drive out demons


Premise: I am pleased to speak on this motion today, particularly since I drafted it two years ago as a result of some unfortunate circumstances in my home province of Saskatchewan but which could continue to have some importance as efforts to discover the extent of government's involvement in the APEC issue unfold.

Hypothesis: The narrator is canadian

He mentions his home providence of Saskatchewan which is in Canada


Premise: General Olson has been perfectly clear in setting out the structure of the Government's argument. It is that there is no effective limit on Congress's power under the Copyright Clause. Now, were this the first time this Court had considered Congress's copyright authority, that might be a plausible argument, but the very first time this Court ever struck down a law of Congress as exceeding Article I, section 8 power was in the context of the Copyright Clause.

Hypothesis: The original law was snubbed.

snubbed also means turned down so it is correct but the AI did not relate the two meanings.


Premise: There were a couple instances where friends of mine had tried to check on the status of the books in the library but were not permitted to go in at that time. So I am only assuming that those books are there now because I am being told that they are. But as for myself walking into a library and seeing them there, I did not.

Hypothesis: The agent hasn't viewed the books in question

The agens states- But as for myself walking into a library and seeing them there, I did not.


Premise: I too am very pleased to hear about the Bloc Quebecois' respect for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, particularly when, on September 29, 1994, the Deputy Premier of Quebec made a statement concerning a government employee to the effect that ``A diplomat representing Quebec abroad who is unable to present the aspect of Quebec reality that is our path toward sovereignty is not qualified for his job''.

Hypothesis: The Deputy Premier of Quebec is concerned.

The Deputy made a statement concerning that a diplomat may not be qualified for his job.


Premise: They leave all civility, take a cowardly gun and go to the neighbour's farmhouse, whose cousin is married to theirs, then murder the boy who could become a soldier, humiliate and renounce all sense of community, burn the home, steal the livestock, take any money from the victims and send the remaining souls, having lost all, on a foot journey into the unknown.

Hypothesis: events are related.


Premise: In The Toronto Star, the story is that, before the offending letter was sent off to Swiss authorities, it went back and forth several times between Staff Sergeant Fiegenwald and the Justice Department lawyer Kimberly Prost, each time resulting in the Justice Department toughening the language.

Hypothesis: The Toronto Star rarely consults the Swiss authorities.

We do not know how often The Toronto Star works with Swiss authorities.


Premise: For example: to have diplomatic initiatives to diffuse the tensions between ethnic groups and encourage peacekeeping initiatives between these rival groups; to introduce positive information to counter the negative information that is being spread; to have an international arms registry that deals with specific arms, which would go a long way to adding a measure of transparency and accountability where there are military organizations.

Hypothesis: diplomatic initiatives help to diffuse the tensions between ethnic groups

The context states that diplomatic initiatives would add a measure of transparency and accountability but it doesn't state that they are actually successful in diffusing tensions. The system could likely not understand that nowhere does it report on the efficacy of the diplomatic initiatives.


Premise: Well, I'm not for photo licensing. Let me say something about Columbine. Listen, we've got gun laws. He says we ought to have gun-free schools. Everybody believes that. I'm sure every state in the union has got them. You can't carry a gun into a school. And there ought to be a consequence when you do carry a gun into a school.

Hypothesis: allowing guns into schools would increase safety

there is no way to know if allowing more guns in schools would make them more safe


Premise: And I think to answer your question, I think both of us care a lot about the environment. We may have different approaches. We may have different approaches in terms of how we deal with local folks. I just cited an example of the administration just unilaterally acting without any input.

Hypothesis: I will answer your question

It is not stated clearly in the phhrase.


Premise: So we've got to enforce our civil rights laws. We've got to deal with things like racial profiling. And we have to keep our military strong. We have the strongest military, and I'll do whatever is necessary, if I'm president, to make sure that it stays that way.

Hypothesis: Enforcing civil rights laws will help us have the strongest military.

It doesn't say that & there's no way to know that by the context.


Premise: Now, there's more work to do. Remains to be seen, however, whether or not there's going to be a political settlement in Kosovo, and I certainly hope there is one. Also on record as saying at some point in time I hope our European friends become the peacekeepers in Bosnia and in the Balkans.

Hypothesis: There will be a political settlement in Kosovo with in the next two weeks.

The statement doesnt say when there will be a political settlement.  Dont know what the system thinks its incorrect.


Premise: I would agree. And I also agree that most police officers, of course, are doing a good job and hate this practice also. I talked to an African-American police officer in Springfield, Massachusetts not long ago who raised this question and said that in his opinion one of the biggest solutions is in the training.

It's impossible to know based on the statement if Springfield, Massachusetts has mainly white cops in its police force.


Premise: You will note, honourable senators, that I am not following the Reform line of putting a lowered debt as a priority, because the economic growth that is so necessary for more jobs is better assured by a drop in taxes and charges against total payrolls, and because the debt-to-GDP ratio will probably drop to 63 per cent within three years.

Hypothesis: Driving  airstreams, riding motorcyles, drinking whiskey in the next three will payback debt

All the following airstreamers, Harley Davidson, and Jack Daniel are all american made products. There the more consumers buy these product the lower the debt-to-GDP will drop.


Premise: It is quite unfortunate that some members of this House feel they have a hierarchy that is higher than the ordinary Canadian, better than most members of Parliament, that they are in a preferred category of having the ideologies that speak better to all Canadians than other members.

Hypothesis: Canadians are put in ice floes to die when they retire.

We do not know from the context whether or not Canadians are put in ice floes to die when they retire, so the statement is neither definitely correct nor definitely incorrect.


Premise: A headline in the local paper stated that the Health Canada scientists, who you had mentioned earlier in your speech had taken affidavits in order to be able to talk, had been gagged by the department over their protest and will likely be under gag order for the rest of their careers, despite a Senate promise to keep an eye on Health Canada's management problems.

Hypothesis: Health Canada has fixed their management problems.

It is clear from the text that Health Canada had prior management problems, but it is not clear if those problems have been fixed or not.  I am not sure why the system did not understand this.