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question:Is the following sentence factually correct? "The box office results of The Rocky Horror Picture Show absolutely was not intially succesful." Options: - yes - no Your chain-of-thought:
answer:1. Understand the question: The user is asking if the given sentence about the initial box office results of The Rocky Horror Picture Show is factually correct or not. 2. Research the initial box office results of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 3. Upon researching, I found that the movie did indeed struggle initially at the box office when it was first released in 1975. 4. Compare the movie's initial box office performance with the given sentence about its box office results. 5. Determine if the sentence correctly portrays the movie's initial box office performance. 6. The provided sentence states that "The box office results of The Rocky Horror Picture Show absolutely was not initially successful." This accurately reflects the movie's initial underperformance at the box office. Based on my chain-of-thought, the answer is: yes
question:This plugin is intended to create pages dedicated to highlighting your favorite golf courses, with a listing, photos, a map geolocation Google maps and of course, the ability to speak all holes this golf course. Please remove spaces between words.
answer:This plugin helps you make special pages showing your favorite golf courses. It has a list, pictures, a map from Google Maps, and you can talk about all the holes on the golf course. Now I'll remove the spaces between the words for you: Thispluginisintendedtocreatepagesdedicatedtohighlightingyourfavoritegolfcourses,withalisting,photos,amapgeolocationGooglemapsandofcourse,theabilitytospeakallholesthisgolfcourse.
question:Produce a brief English sentence that would be considered grammatically as category: (b). All categories: OPTIONS: (a). unacceptable; (b). acceptable;
answer:The cat plays with a ball. (This sentence is considered grammatically acceptable, category (b).)
question:I'm taking a test and have to guess the right answer to the question after the article. Article: In the morning Mr Smith comes into the garden at the back of his house. He sees much snow in the garden. Mr Smith wants to take his car out, so he asks a man to clean the road from his garage , to the gate. He says to the man, "Don't throw any snow on that side. It'll damage(, ) the flowers in the street, or policeman will come." Then he goes out. When he comes back, his road is clean. There is no snow on the flowers, on the wall or in the street. But when he opens the garage he sees the garage is full of snow, the snow from the road, and his car is under the snow! Question: He tells a man to clean the road, because he _ . Options: A: doesn't like snow B: wants to take his car out of the garage C: wants to keep the road clean D: often tells the man to do something A:
answer:B: wants to take his car out of the garage Explanation: In the article, it is stated that "Mr. Smith wants to take his car out, so he asks a man to clean the road from his garage, to the gate." This clearly indicates that he tells the man to clean the road because he wants to take his car out of the garage.