Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of SCE Studio Liverpool.
A: (SCE Studio Liverpool, child, ?)
B: (?, child, SCE Studio Liverpool)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of St Catherine's College, Oxford.
A: (St Catherine's College, Oxford, child, ?)
B: (?, child, St Catherine's College, Oxford)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of E1 Music.
A: (E1 Music, child, ?)
B: (?, child, E1 Music)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of British Columbia Liberal Party.
A: (?, child, British Columbia Liberal Party)
B: (British Columbia Liberal Party, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Warner Music Group.
A: (?, child, Warner Music Group)
B: (Warner Music Group, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of The Island Def Jam Music Group.
A: (The Island Def Jam Music Group, child, ?)
B: (?, child, The Island Def Jam Music Group)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Polytechnic Institute of New York University.
A: (Polytechnic Institute of New York University, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Polytechnic Institute of New York University)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
A: (?, child, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)
B: (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Universal Motown Republic Group.
A: (?, child, Universal Motown Republic Group)
B: (Universal Motown Republic Group, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Sonic Team.
A: (Sonic Team, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Sonic Team)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of San Francisco State University.
A: (?, child, San Francisco State University)
B: (San Francisco State University, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Def Jam Recordings.
A: (?, child, Def Jam Recordings)
B: (Def Jam Recordings, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Atlantic Records.
A: (?, child, Atlantic Records)
B: (Atlantic Records, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Telemundo.
A: (?, child, Telemundo)
B: (Telemundo, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Walt Disney Pictures.
A: (?, child, Walt Disney Pictures)
B: (Walt Disney Pictures, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of EMI Music Japan.
A: (?, child, EMI Music Japan)
B: (EMI Music Japan, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of StudioCanal.
A: (StudioCanal, child, ?)
B: (?, child, StudioCanal)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of California State University, Northridge.
A: (?, child, California State University, Northridge)
B: (California State University, Northridge, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Hollywood Pictures.
A: (Hollywood Pictures, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Hollywood Pictures)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Activision.
A: (?, child, Activision)
B: (Activision, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Republic Pictures.
A: (Republic Pictures, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Republic Pictures)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Regency Enterprises.
A: (Regency Enterprises, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Regency Enterprises)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Quebec Liberal Party.
A: (?, child, Quebec Liberal Party)
B: (Quebec Liberal Party, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
A: (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Universal Music Group Nashville.
A: (Universal Music Group Nashville, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Universal Music Group Nashville)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of CBS Records.
A: (?, child, CBS Records)
B: (CBS Records, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Summit Entertainment.
A: (Summit Entertainment, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Summit Entertainment)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Gramercy Pictures.
A: (Gramercy Pictures, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Gramercy Pictures)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Bandai.
A: (Bandai, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Bandai)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of St John's College, Cambridge.
A: (?, child, St John's College, Cambridge)
B: (St John's College, Cambridge, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Adult Swim.
A: (?, child, Adult Swim)
B: (Adult Swim, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Disney Channel.
A: (?, child, Disney Channel)
B: (Disney Channel, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Rykodisc.
A: (?, child, Rykodisc)
B: (Rykodisc, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Virgin Records.
A: (?, child, Virgin Records)
B: (Virgin Records, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of New Line Cinema.
A: (?, child, New Line Cinema)
B: (New Line Cinema, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Bandai.
A: (Bandai, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Bandai)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Fontana Records.
A: (Fontana Records, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Fontana Records)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Village Roadshow Pictures.
A: (?, child, Village Roadshow Pictures)
B: (Village Roadshow Pictures, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Columbia Business School.
A: (?, child, Columbia Business School)
B: (Columbia Business School, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Sierra Entertainment.
A: (?, child, Sierra Entertainment)
B: (Sierra Entertainment, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of FOX.
A: (FOX, child, ?)
B: (?, child, FOX)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Sony Computer Entertainment.
A: (?, child, Sony Computer Entertainment)
B: (Sony Computer Entertainment, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Dimension Films.
A: (?, child, Dimension Films)
B: (Dimension Films, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of DreamWorks.
A: (DreamWorks, child, ?)
B: (?, child, DreamWorks)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of ThinkFilm.
A: (?, child, ThinkFilm)
B: (ThinkFilm, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Orion Pictures.
A: (Orion Pictures, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Orion Pictures)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
A: (?, child, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
B: (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Village Roadshow Pictures.
A: (?, child, Village Roadshow Pictures)
B: (Village Roadshow Pictures, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of The Samuel Goldwyn Company.
A: (The Samuel Goldwyn Company, child, ?)
B: (?, child, The Samuel Goldwyn Company)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Royal Canadian Air Force.
A: (?, child, Royal Canadian Air Force)
B: (Royal Canadian Air Force, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Nonesuch Records.
A: (Nonesuch Records, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Nonesuch Records)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of California State University, Long Beach.
A: (?, child, California State University, Long Beach)
B: (California State University, Long Beach, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Paramount Vantage.
A: (Paramount Vantage, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Paramount Vantage)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Activision.
A: (Activision, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Activision)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Atari Games.
A: (?, child, Atari Games)
B: (Atari Games, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.
A: (?, child, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment)
B: (Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Island Records.
A: (?, child, Island Records)
B: (Island Records, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of TriStar Pictures.
A: (TriStar Pictures, child, ?)
B: (?, child, TriStar Pictures)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Marvel Comics.
A: (Marvel Comics, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Marvel Comics)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Vivendi Games.
A: (Vivendi Games, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Vivendi Games)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of RCA Records.
A: (RCA Records, child, ?)
B: (?, child, RCA Records)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Rare Ltd.
A: (Rare Ltd, child, ?)
B: (?, child, Rare Ltd)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Comedy Central.
A: (?, child, Comedy Central)
B: (Comedy Central, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of New Line Cinema.
A: (New Line Cinema, child, ?)
B: (?, child, New Line Cinema)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

organization , organization , child. , organization , organization relationship , child

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, child, y) indicates that x is the child company of y.
Question: Find a company that is the child company of Taito Corporation.
A: (?, child, Taito Corporation)
B: (Taito Corporation, child, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Rocky Mountains.
A: (Rocky Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Rocky Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Ohio River.
A: (?, partially contains, Ohio River)
B: (Ohio River, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Cascade Range.
A: (?, partially contains, Cascade Range)
B: (Cascade Range, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Ecuador.
A: (?, partially contains, Ecuador)
B: (Ecuador, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Spain.
A: (?, partially contains, Spain)
B: (Spain, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
B: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Pennine Alps.
A: (Pennine Alps, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Pennine Alps)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Adirondack Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Adirondack Mountains)
B: (Adirondack Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Blue Ridge Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Blue Ridge Mountains)
B: (Blue Ridge Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Egypt.
A: (?, partially contains, Egypt)
B: (Egypt, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains France.
A: (?, partially contains, France)
B: (France, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains France.
A: (?, partially contains, France)
B: (France, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains France.
A: (?, partially contains, France)
B: (France, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Alps.
A: (Alps, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Alps)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Mississippi River.
A: (Mississippi River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Mississippi River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Danube.
A: (?, partially contains, Danube)
B: (Danube, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Portugal.
A: (Portugal, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Portugal)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Himalayas.
A: (Himalayas, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Himalayas)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Kingdom of the Netherlands.
A: (?, partially contains, Kingdom of the Netherlands)
B: (Kingdom of the Netherlands, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Andes.
A: (?, partially contains, Andes)
B: (Andes, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Portugal.
A: (Portugal, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Portugal)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
B: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Blue Ridge Mountains.
A: (Blue Ridge Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Blue Ridge Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Mississippi River.
A: (?, partially contains, Mississippi River)
B: (Mississippi River, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Kingdom of the Netherlands.
A: (?, partially contains, Kingdom of the Netherlands)
B: (Kingdom of the Netherlands, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Spain.
A: (?, partially contains, Spain)
B: (Spain, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Louisville metropolitan area.
A: (Louisville metropolitan area, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Louisville metropolitan area)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Louisville metropolitan area.
A: (Louisville metropolitan area, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Louisville metropolitan area)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Alps.
A: (?, partially contains, Alps)
B: (Alps, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains France.
A: (France, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, France)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Pennine Alps.
A: (?, partially contains, Pennine Alps)
B: (Pennine Alps, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Mississippi River.
A: (Mississippi River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Mississippi River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Sierra Nevada.
A: (Sierra Nevada, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Sierra Nevada)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Turkey.
A: (Turkey, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Turkey)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Netherlands.
A: (?, partially contains, Netherlands)
B: (Netherlands, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Normandy.
A: (?, partially contains, Normandy)
B: (Normandy, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Russian Empire.
A: (?, partially contains, Russian Empire)
B: (Russian Empire, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Spain.
A: (Spain, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Spain)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Adirondack Mountains.
A: (Adirondack Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Adirondack Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Andes.
A: (Andes, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Andes)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Mississippi River.
A: (Mississippi River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Mississippi River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Plano.
A: (?, partially contains, Plano)
B: (Plano, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Ukraine.
A: (Ukraine, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Ukraine)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Himalayas.
A: (Himalayas, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Himalayas)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Blue Ridge Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Blue Ridge Mountains)
B: (Blue Ridge Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Himalayas.
A: (?, partially contains, Himalayas)
B: (Himalayas, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Alps.
A: (Alps, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Alps)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Middle East.
A: (Middle East, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Middle East)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Adirondack Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Adirondack Mountains)
B: (Adirondack Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Blue Ridge Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Blue Ridge Mountains)
B: (Blue Ridge Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Russian Empire.
A: (?, partially contains, Russian Empire)
B: (Russian Empire, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Turkey.
A: (?, partially contains, Turkey)
B: (Turkey, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains United States of America.
A: (?, partially contains, United States of America)
B: (United States of America, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Andes.
A: (?, partially contains, Andes)
B: (Andes, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Plano.
A: (?, partially contains, Plano)
B: (Plano, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Adirondack Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Adirondack Mountains)
B: (Adirondack Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Kazakhstan.
A: (Kazakhstan, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Kazakhstan)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Rocky Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Rocky Mountains)
B: (Rocky Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Armenia.
A: (?, partially contains, Armenia)
B: (Armenia, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Cascade Range.
A: (Cascade Range, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Cascade Range)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Mississippi River.
A: (?, partially contains, Mississippi River)
B: (Mississippi River, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Appalachian Mountains.
A: (?, partially contains, Appalachian Mountains)
B: (Appalachian Mountains, partially contains, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

location , location , partially contains

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, partially contains, y) indicates that y partially contains x.
Question: Find an entity that partially contains Missouri River.
A: (Missouri River, partially contains, ?)
B: (?, partially contains, Missouri River)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, athlete beat athlete, y) indicates that y beats x.
Question: Find an entity that beats Agassi.
A: (?, beats, Agassi)
B: (Agassi, beats, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, athlete beat athlete, y) indicates that y beats x.
Question: Find an entity that beats Gustavo Kuerten.
A: (Gustavo Kuerten, beats, ?)
B: (?, beats, Gustavo Kuerten)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: A

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, athlete beat athlete, y) indicates that y beats x.
Question: Find an entity that beats Jennifer Capriati.
A: (Jennifer Capriati, beats, ?)
B: (?, beats, Jennifer Capriati)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer:


Answer: B

Question:
Read the instruction and then answer the question using A or B. Note that in this task, if the relation is defined in a converse manner, unlike the conventional definition, you should carefully choose the answer.

Instruction: (x, athlete beat athlete, y) indicates that y beats x.
Question: Find an entity that beats Williams.
A: (?, beats, Williams)
B: (Williams, beats, ?)
To convert the question into a semantically equivalent triple query, which choice is correct? Look out for the ORDER of the entities in the instruction!
Answer: