In this task, you will be shown a conversation and a question. You should categorize the question into matching, summary, logic, arithmetic and, commonsense groups. Matching is a question entailed or paraphrased by exactly one sentence in a dialogue. The answer can be extracted from the same sentence. Questions that cannot be answered by the surface meaning of a single sentence belong to the reasoning category. We further define summary, logic, arithmetic and, commonsense subcategories. Answering summary questions requires the whole picture of dialogue, such as the topic of dialogue and the relation between speakers. We require logical reasoning to answer logical questions. in arithmetic questions Inferring the answer requires arithmetic knowledge. To answer commonsense questions, besides the textual information in the dialogue, we also require additional commonsense knowledge that cannot be obtained from the dialogue. Note that a question can be in more than one group. "W" and "M" in the conversations stand for "woman" and "man".

[Q]: Woman: Hey. What's this on Facebook? It says ... Are you getting married? Man: Yeah. Didn't you know that? Woman: No. Why didn't you tell me about it? (It) says you're getting married next week. Man: Yeah, and I'm bringing her over to mom's house tomorrow. You'll love Jasmine. Woman: Jasmine? Man: Yeah. Here's her picture on Facebook. Woman: Oh. Wow. Man: What? What do you mean? Woman: Dad is not going to be impressed. Man: Why? Woman: She's got, like a lot her tattoos and a nose ring, and uh, I'm sorry. The family is going to be really surprised. Man: Ah, she's so, well, so sensitive and caring. Woman:Um, well .... [ What? ] Have ... have you taken any marriage prep classes? Man: Ah, who needs that anyway? I know all about women. Woman: Yeah. Right, like .... What have you had? Like ten girlfriends in the last six months? Man: Well, that's different! Woman: Uh, listen. Obviously, you need to improve your communication skills, and the best thing at this point .... if you're really set on marrying Jamie... Man: Jasmine ... Woman: Okay, I'm sorry, Jasmine, anyway, um, you really should take a marriage prep class. Man: What? What you are talking about? I know all about love and romance. Woman: Uh. Right .... Man: What? What do you mean? Woman: Look. Okay. It's more than that. What do you know about, say, personal finance? [ Well, you know ... ] I mean, how are you going to manage your money together? Are you going to have a joint bank account? Whose salary is going to pay the bills? Man: Ah, no problem. No problem. We have that figured out. My paycheck is going to be automatically transfered to her overseas bank account. Woman: Oh. [ What? ] Uh, where exactly is this account? What's the name of the bank? Man: Ah, I don't know. Jasmine's going to take care of that. Woman: Oh, boy. Right. Um, well, what about children? Are you guys going to have any kids? Man: Well, I want a large family, so eight kids would be just about right. Woman: Wow! What does Jasmine say about that? Man: Ah, well, she doesn't want any kids, but I'll change her mind once we get married. ( Right. ) No problem. Woman: Okay, what about housework? How are you going to handle that? Man: Well, Jasmine won't mind doing it. ( (Did) she said that? ) Well, not exactly. We've been just so busy planning out our honeymoon, that we just haven't worked out, you know, these small details. Woman: Great! You know what? By the time you learn her last name, I think things are going to be over between the two of you. Man: No, you just want and see., Question: The man and Jasmine _________________. (A) agree a lot on the same family size (B) have similar views on the number of kids they want (C) don't think alike at all on this subject
[A]: logic


[Q]: Stacy: Hey, Brandon. Brandon: Yeah. Stacy: Um ... Um ... Brandon: What? Stacy: Well, I need to talk to you, and I'm not really sure how to do it. It's kind of difficult, but I kind of, I need to talk to you about something. Brandon: Alright. Go ahead. Stacy: Okay. You know, Stephanie. [Yeah.] You're dating my sister, right? Stephanie. [Yeah, yeah.] Um, I think she's back on drugs. Brandon: What do you mean? I, I know she had a problem in the past, but she told me that that was over. Stacy: Well, that's what she says, but you know, I know my sister pretty well; I think I know her better than just about anyone else, and I know you guys have talked about getting married soon, and [Yeah] ... I'm pretty sure she's using drugs again, and you really need to, you need to know this ... you really need to face the facts, and you're going to have to deal with this now. Brandon: So, but, I ... again, how do you know? Stacy: She's doing some of the same stuff, you know, um, like. Well, like. Listen, you know. Um, you've noticed she's been skipping work lately? Brandon: Well, she said she's been having some health problems, so I just figured it was that. Stacy: No, no, no. She's not. [ Are you sure? ] Yeah. It's, it's more than that. Like, a month ago, she asked me to lend her a thousand bucks to fix her car. Brandon: Wow. Man. Um, I mean, she didn't tell me anything like that. I mean, her car is running fine, I think. Stacy: Yeah, I know, it is. It's running fine. [ Oh, great. ] Exactly. She's lying a lot now, and she's, you know, she's trying to hide it, and she's good at hiding it. Brandon: And, I let her borrow my car a couple days ago, and I had fifty bucks in there, and when the car came back, it was gone. She's ... I don't know how else it could have disappeared. [ Man. I can't belive this. ] I'm pretty sure she stole it. Stacy: I know. Um, but she's hiding things, and she hides things from us, and okay, for example, like last week. I saw her with the two cell phones, and when I checked the texts on the one phone .... Brandon: Wait, wait. Two phones? What do you mean? Stacy: ....Yeah, umm. Brandon: She only has one. Stacy: No, she's got at least two phones, and when I checked the one phone, I saw some texts, and she was talking about, um, um, some drugs and needing to meet up with someone to buy them. Brandon: Ah, man. Stacy: I'm sorry, Brandon, um, I ... we need to, we need to confront her on this. You need to confront her on this. Brandon: I don't know how to do this. I mean ... yeah, I don't know. Stacy: I know, but you've got to. You, you can't ... the ... you know, you've got to do this if you want to try to hope that there's going to be anything to this relationship. It's, it's much better to talk to her openly about this now, cause, I promise you, the problems will just escalate, so ... Brandon: But, she might blow up. Stacy: She might, but hey, wait, listen. Why don't you guys come over for dinner and we can talk about it together? You know, um ... Brandon: I just don't know. Stacy: I know, and you're right, she might blow up, but if you don't do anything, I promise the problems are just going to get bigger. She's probably going to end up losing her job, she's probably going to get arrested, and she might even die. Brandon: Man, you're probably right. I have to think about this and how to approach her. Alright. Let, let me thing about it, and I'll call you. [ Okay. ] Alright, thanks. Stacy: Alright. Bye, Brandon., Question: How are Stephanie and Brandon related? (A) Stephanie is Brandon's sister. (B) Brandon and Stephanie are engaged. (C) Brandon and Stephanie are colleagues.
[A]: commonsense


[Q]: W: I am happy I started carrying the credit card that the bank gave us. M: Why is that, Kate? Did you use it to buy something? W: I surely did. On my way home I stopped at the store to buy some beef for dinner because I didn't have any cash with me. M: And they permitted you to pay with the card? W: Yes. They didn't even ask me to give the ID. M: You have to be careful. If you lose them and someone finds them, the bank will charge you for what you buy. W: How much has the bank allowed us to spend with the card? M: Fifteen hundred dollars. The bank encourages us to use the card, but they will also require us to pay them back. W: You are right, Henry. I'll remember that. But the card surely makes it easy to spend money., Question: How much can the woman spend at most with her credit card? (A) 500. (B) 1,500. (C) 50.
[A]:
logic


