Premise: A nighttime street scene of a restaurant.

Hypothesis: A nighttime scene of an apartment building.

The scene is of a restaurant, which is not an apartment building.

Scene can't be of apartment building if it is a restaurant.

The scene can be either an apartment building or a restaurant.


Premise: A man wearing protective gear grinds down a large metal object.

Hypothesis: There is a man working.

Grinding down a large metal object implies the man is working.

The man is working by grinding down on a large metal object.


Premise: A boy toddler is holding a bat he is about to swing at a pinata.

Hypothesis: A child is crying because he didn't get cake

A toddler can be either holding a bat or crying.

A boy toddler indicates the gender is male and the age is 1-3 years old whereas a child could be male or female and up to 12 or 13 years of age generally. Holding a bat to swing at a pinata implies the child is happy and having fun whereas crying implies that the child is sad.

A boy that is about to swing at a pinata cannot be crying because he didn't get cake.


Premise: A crowd of people at a county fair watch three men agitate a large bull.

Hypothesis: A man rides horseback in the field.

Three men agitate a large bull is not the same as a single man rides horseback.

There is only one man riding horseback in a field not a crowd of people at a county fair with a large bull.


Premise: An older gentleman looks at the camera while he is building a deck.

Hypothesis: A human looks at the camera while building something.

If it is a man, or gentleman, that is a human.

The creature is a human because he is a gentleman.


Premise: A man in glasses and an orange shirt is sitting outside next to a table with drinks on it.

Hypothesis: A man sits near a table with his drinks

The drinks are not necessarily his just because he is near them.

The drinks on the table next to the man may not necessarily be his at all.

Just because a man is sitting next to drinks does not mean the drinks are his.


Premise: Three kids in a forest standing on a tree log.

Hypothesis: Children chopping down tree in woods.

One cannot be standing one a tree and chopping down tree simultaneously

Chopping down trees is not the same as standing on tree logs.

Kids would not be chopping down tree if they were standing on a tree log


Premise: A man and women walking down the street holding bags in their hands and smiling both wearing black and white clothes.

Hypothesis: A husband and wife lay on the beach.

It is impossible for a man and woman to walk and lay down at the same time.

One cannot be walking and laying down at the same time. One cannot be both on a street and on a beach at the same time.

A man and a woman cannot be walking at the same time they lay on the beach.


Premise: A man in a lab coat is looking through a microscope.

Hypothesis: A lifeguard sits by the pool

A man in a lab coat is not likely to be a lifeguard. If a man is looking through a microscope, he is unlikely to be sitting by the pool.

Looking through a microscope is a different action than sits by the pool.


Premise: A woman is cleaning up by putting dishes in the dishwasher after making supper.

Hypothesis: a woman is inside

Dishes from a dishwasher come from inside.

Dishwashers are found indoors. Therefore, the woman is inside.

If the woman is putting dishes in the dishwasher, she is inside.


Premise: A person in a red jacket and a red hard hat stands near a mountain.

Hypothesis: A person is situated near a mountain.

A person in a hat stands near a mountain.

Next to the mountain there is a person wearing a red jacket and a red hard hat.


Premise: A man in a blue shirt and tan shorts has his feet in the steps of an exercise bicycle and is working on the control panel of the machine.

Hypothesis: The shirt is blue

The shirt is blue is rephrasing that the man is in a blue shirt.

If the man is in a blue shirt then the shirt is blue.


Premise: Three men are working with their bikes in the shoulder of a road.

Hypothesis: The men are driving cars.

The men cannot simultaneously be working with their bikes and driving cars

The men can't be working with their bikes and driving cars.

Men working with their bikes  cannot be driving cars at the same time.


Premise: A boy in a green shirt surrounded by toys and another boy, wearing a blue shirt with penguins, to his left

Hypothesis: The two boys are having a playdate arranged by their mothers.

The two boys don't have to be on a playdate to be playing together.

Just because the boys are near each other does not mean they're on a playdate, or that it was arranged by their mothers.

Just because the two boys are next to each other and one is surrounded by toys does not mean they are having a playdate arranged by their mothers.


Premise: A young blond child eats chocolate cake with his fingers while holding the spoon in their other hand.

Hypothesis: a child has chocolate all over his hand

The child has chocolate all over his hand because he uses his fingers to eat.

if the child is eating chocolate with his fingers then the chocolate would have to be all over his hand

A boy who eats chocolate cake with his fingers will have chocolate on his hands.


Premise: A man in a black shirt, in a commercial kitchen, holding up meat he took out of a bag.

Hypothesis: A man in a black shirt, in a commercial kitchen, holding up the old meat he took out of a bag.


Premise: Two men stand on stairs with an assortment of chairs and a woven basket in the foreground.

Hypothesis: The basket is woven.

If there is a woven basket, there is a woven basket.

The woven basket implies that basket is woven. Generally the baskets are woven.

The woven basket is necessary to the men.


Premise: A woman is shaving the hair off of a black and white dog.

Hypothesis: The woman is holding a some clippers in her hand.

A woman shaving the hair off of a dog does not necessarily imply that she's holding some clippers in her hand.

The fact that a woman is shaving the hair off of a black and white dog doesn't imply that she is holding clippers in her hand.

A woman shaving her dog doesn't have to be using clippers.


Premise: People seated at long tables all facing the same direction, some writing and some watching.

Hypothesis: A group of people are sitting at tables.

'sitting at tables' is a rephrasing of 'seated at long tables'.

A group of people are people. "Sitting at tables" is a rephrasing of "seated at long tables."


Premise: Hikers walk along some tough terrain.

Hypothesis: Hikers make their way along tough terrain to get to the scene of the fall.

The hikers are not necessarily walking to get to the scene of the fall.

We have no idea if they are going to the scene of the fall, they could be going to see anything.

The hikers may not be going along the tough terrain to see the scene of the fall.


Premise: A dog running in long grass, a housing development behind it.

Hypothesis: There is a dog outside.

Long grass is outside, and there is a dog in the long grass. The dog is outside.

A dog running in long grass, a housing development behind it means the dog must be outside.


Premise: A brown dog is in the middle of a line of dogs chasing a dirty tennis ball over dirt.

Hypothesis: The dogs are chasing a ball.

Dogs love to chase objects and a tennis ball is an object to chase.

In the middle of a line of dogs chasing a tennis ball implies the dog is partaking in the chase.


Premise: A female softball player wearing blue and red crouches in the infield, waiting for the next play.

Hypothesis: the player is pretty


Premise: Two girls kissing a man with a black shirt and brown hair on the cheeks.

Hypothesis: Two girls kiss there dad.

Just because the two girls are kissing a man doesn't mean he is their dad.

Just because a girl kisses a man does not mean that it is her dad.


Premise: A woman with a black and white dress on is carrying a green plastic laundry basket in front of an apartment building.

Hypothesis: The woman is wearing a dress.

If the woman is said to be with a dress it means they're wearing that dress.

If the woman is wearing a dress, that woman has the dress on.

She is wearing a dress because she is with a black and white dress on.


Premise: Two lacrosse players are running on the sports-field.

Hypothesis: One of the boys scored a goal for his sports team today.

Not all lacrosse players are boys. Just because a lacrosse player is running on the field does not mean he scored a goal.

We don't know if the sports team is lacrosse or if they are running because they scored.


Premise: Three people hiking up a mountain with a river and other mountains in the background.

Hypothesis: Hikers in the mountains.

people hiking up a mountain so they are in the mountain.

The people hiking are hikers, if they're going up mountains they are in the mountains.


Premise: A man in a leaf-patterned short stand behind a sunflower, smiling at the camera.

Hypothesis: The man has shorts on.

The man has shorts on because he is in a leaf-patterned pair of short (shorts).

The man is in a pair of shorts, which is another way of saying he has shorts on.

A man in a leaf-patterned short means the man has shorts on.


Premise: Two men stand in a lift as four others, all dressed in black and bright yellow stripes, look up on them.

Hypothesis: Six men are seated at the back of a city bus.

The men can't be on a bus while in a lift.

Six people are seated in the bus or stand in a lift.

Some men are standing in a lift while others look up at them, they are not seated at the back of a bus.


Premise: Workers wearing orange vests stand near rail tracks.

Hypothesis: Workers wearing orange are about to repair rail tracks.

Standing near rail tracks does not imply they are about to repair them.

Just because the workers are wearing orange vests near the tracks does not mean they're about to repair it.

Just because workers wearing orange vests stand near rail tracks does not mean they are about to repair rail tracks.


Premise: Two girls looking into camera and smiling

Hypothesis: Two girls grin into the camera.

"Grinning into the camera" is a rephrasing of "smiling into the camera".


Premise: Two girls (one dressed in blue, and one dressed in pink) are racing one another on rollerskates.

Hypothesis: Two girls are in a race.

To be racing one another implies being in a race.

The two girls are racing on rollerskates.


Premise: A man talks to two guards as he holds a drink.

Hypothesis: The man is holding a drink.

If a man talks while holding a drink, he is holding a drink.

Holds and holding different forms same word


Premise: A number of cute asian children playing tambourines

Hypothesis: A group of cute Asian children are playing tambourines

A number of children is a group of children.

A group of children could be called "a number of children."

A number  is a different way of saying a group


Premise: A woman is using a small scissors on a large net.

Hypothesis: A woman is using tape on a large net.

Either the woman is using tape or scissors.

Scissors are used to cut something whereas tape is used to fix it or hold pieces together.


Premise: Man recording a video of a woman.

Hypothesis: A woman is unknowing being recorded by a man.

People can be recorded without it being unknowing.

Just because he is recording video does not mean the woman is unknowing.

The woman may be aware she's being recorded and isn't unknowing of the situation.


Premise: Man with black shirt and sunglasses makes something out of a balloon.

Hypothesis: A clown makes balloon animals.

a man in black shirt and sun glass not necessarily be inferred as clown also making something not necessarily be inferred to be animals

A man who wheres sunglasses who makes a balloon. It does not make him a clown blowing balloon animals.


Premise: people are standing near water with a boat heading their direction

Hypothesis: People are waiting in line at the restaurant.

Wouldn't be standing near water waiting in line.

People cannot be standing near water and waiting in line at a restaurant simultaneously.

People standing near water are unlikely standing in line to enter a restaurant, which are typically not located near water.


Premise: Three soccer players, two in orange one in yellow, running for the ball on a soccer field.

Hypothesis: There are some players chasing a ball.

Chasing a ball is the general essence of soccer.

When the players are running for the ball, they are chasing it.


Premise: Man is shaving in the mirror.

Hypothesis: The man has no facial hair.

The man can't be shaving if he has no facial hair.

The man would not be shaving if he had no facial hair.


Premise: A man draws a caricature of a woman.

Hypothesis: A man drawing.

A man draws and a man drawing mean the same thing.

Draws a caricature is a type of drawing.


Premise: A woman standing in front of a wall holding a can of Bud Light with her shirt tied into a semi-halter.

Hypothesis: Everybody visible is dressed extremely formally.

A woman wearing a shirt tied into a semi-halter means that everybody visible is not dressed formally.

Woman is standing in front of a wall, implying visibility, but she is not dressed extremely formally.


Premise: A boy on a bicycle in midair

Hypothesis: A boy is falling off his bike.

Just because the boy is midair does not mean that he is falling.

A boy on bicycle in the midair doesn't imply that he is falling off his bike.

We have no idea if he is falling off his bike, he might not be falling at all.


Premise: Two girls in bathing suits are in water.

Hypothesis: Girls in swim suit attracting the guys through glamour

You can not infer they are attracting the guys.

Just because two girls in bathing suits are in water doesn't necessarily be attracting the guys. Not all girls have glamour.

Just becuase girls are in swimwear does not mean they are attracting the guys through glamour.


Premise: A young boy in a dental examination.

Hypothesis: A young boy is getting a cavity filled.

Dental examination can be done without cavity filling.

Just because a young boy is in a dental examination does not mean he has a cavity.

Not all dental examinations involve getting a cavity filled.


Premise: Several people are laying on the floor sleeping covered by blankets.

Hypothesis: A party has just ended

There is no indication that there was a party

One cannot infer that a party has ended simply from people sleeping on the floor.

Just because there were several people and does not mean that there was a party.


Premise: A young dark-haired woman with red sun visor holding an open white umbrella amidst a crowd of people

Hypothesis: A raven haired woman is seen by the crowd holding a white opened umbrella.

People form a crowd, raven haired describes the dark hair of the woman.

She is a raven haired woman because she is a dark-haired woman.

a woman is holding an umbrella in both sentences


Premise: A dog and a cow play together inside the fence.

Hypothesis: A dog and cow are chasing the horse.

animals are either playing inside the fence or chasing the horse

A dog and a cow cannot play together while chasing a horse.

The dog and cow cannot be playing together inside the fence and chasing the horse.


Premise: The young girl is airborne as she falls into the lake.

Hypothesis: A girl has tripped and fallen into a pile of raked leaves.

A particular girl was airborne as falls while the other has tripped and fallen and both cannot happen the same time.

The girl cannot be in a pile of leaves and in a lake at the same time.

The girl cannot be airborne if she has tripped and fallen. A lake and a pile of leaves are not the same thing.


Premise: A young girl standing in front of a row of yellow chairs.

Hypothesis: Nobody is standing.

If nobody is standing, then the girl can't be standing.

The girl is physically present and standing or she is not physically present.

The girl cannot be standing if nobody is standing.


Premise: A man lying on the grass on a rugby field, holding a rugby ball.

Hypothesis: A man lying on a field holding a wrecking ball.

A man is either holding a wrecking ball or a a rugby ball.

A rugby ball is different from a wrecking ball.


Premise: A man wearing a gray tank top is collecting a red rose from a woman who is wearing a white dress

Hypothesis: A woman keeps flowers to herself.

A woman who keeps flowers to herself cannot also be giving them to a man who is collecting a red rose from her

The flowers are either collected by the man or kept by the woman

The woman is either keeping the flowers to herself or she is giving them to the man who is collecting the rose, but she can't be doing both.


Premise: A young boy looks on as a man performs the guitar on the street while sitting on a bench.

Hypothesis: The young boy is watching a hockey game.

A hockey game versus one who performs the guitar.

A young boy cannot be watching someone as they perform the guitar and watching a hockey game.

Young boy can't be watching a guitarist and a hockey game


Premise: A man is holding a child on his shoulders.

Hypothesis: A child is going for a ride on that man.

The child is going for a ride on that man is implied when it was stated the child was on his shoulders.

Holding a child on his shoulders is the same as going for a ride on that man.

A man is holding a child on his shoulders means there is a child going for a ride on that man.


Premise: Two men shining peoples shoes.

Hypothesis: Two men fighting over ice cream.

Shining shoes and fighting over ice cream are two different activities that are not connected.

One cannot shine shoes while fighting over an ice cream.

Two men cannot be shining people's shoes and fighting over ice cream simultaneously.


Premise: An old man in a baseball hat and an old woman in a jean jacket are standing outside, but are covered mostly in shadow.

Hypothesis: An old woman has a light jean jacket.

Just because the woman is standing outside or covered in shadow does not imply the jean jacket is light.

Just becuase the old woman is wearing a jean jacket does not mean it is light.

women wear both light and dark jean jackets


Premise: A cart of large water containers is in front of two women who are standing as well as two women who are walking down the street.

Hypothesis: The cart of water is large.

Cart of large water is rephrased as cart of water is large.

A cart of large water containers implies that the cart is large, also.

Cart of large water is paraphrased as cart of water is large.


Premise: A brown dog wearing a collar is chasing and biting on a red broom.

Hypothesis: There is an animal biting a broom.

A dog is an animal, and the red broom is just a broom.

A brown dog is an animal that is biting a broom.

A brown dog means there is an animal biting (on a red) broom.


Premise: A moving truck with a ramp still attached.

Hypothesis: A moving truck ready to move more belongings.

A truck doesn't have to be ready to move more belongings if a ramp is still attached.

Just because the ramp is attached to the moving truck, this does not mean that it is ready to move more belongings, especially if it is moving.


Premise: A large crowd is standing around the start line.

Hypothesis: A lot of people are in a race

A large crowd around a start line implies there are a lot of people in the race.

A crowd is a lot of people.   A race has a starting line.


Premise: A woman is shaving the hair off of a black and white dog.

Hypothesis: The tan dog is being groomed on the table.

A dog can't be black and white and also tan. She could be shaving the dog anywhere, not just on a table.

Not all dogs are tan.The fact that a woman is shaving the hair off of a dog doesn't imply that the dog is being groomed on the table.

A dog being groomed, doesn't have to be on a table.


Premise: Two young boys are playing with a toy train set on a wood floor.

Hypothesis: Two girls are playing with dolls.

Can not be boys and girls at the same time and either playing with trains or dolls.

young boys and a toy train set are different from girls and dolls

Boys are different from girls and the boys play with a toy train set rather than with dolls.


Premise: A lady in a blue and white tube top takes her own picture with a disposable camera while another lady with a bag flashes a piece sign in the background.

Hypothesis: A lady is filming the party.

There can be either one lady or two ladies.

If a lady takes her own picture she is not filming the party.

lady can't be filming if she is taking picture with disposable camera


Premise: The young boy in a red shirt and jeans resists his sister's request for water on the road.

Hypothesis: A boy denies his sister a drink.

If he denies the request then he resists it.

Resists his sisters request is the same as denies his sister.

Denies is another what to say resists a request.


Premise: Children playing a video game together.

Hypothesis: The kids are indoors playing a video game.

Children playing a video game implies that kids are indoors playing a video game.

Kids are children, and playing a video game implies that they are indoors.


Premise: A woman with red-hair staples some papers

Hypothesis: A red-haired woman is working on the computer.

The woman cannot be stapling some papers and working on the computer simultaneously.

You can't be working on the computer and stable papers at the same time.

A woman that staples some papers cannot be working on the computer.


Premise: Man jumping up in the air and splitting his legs with his mouth open.

Hypothesis: A man is walking down the street.

One cannot be jumping and walking simultaneously.

Walking and jumping are two very different activities.

A man jumping in the air and splitting his legs can not be walking down the street.


Premise: A woman wearing bike shorts and a skirt is riding a bike and carrying a shoulder bag.

Hypothesis: A woman on a bike.

woman riding a bike means she is on a bike

A woman can only ride a bike if she is on a bike.

If the woman is riding a bike it can be assumed she is on the bike.


Premise: A man with his arm around a woman.

Hypothesis: A man is with a woman.

Man with his arm around a woman is with a woman.

Arm around a woman implies man is with woman.

A man having his arm around a woman means he is with a woman.


Premise: A boy in a yellow t-shirt and pink sweater talks on a cellphone while riding a horse through a crowd of people who are looking on.

Hypothesis: A boy has a yellow t-shirt and pink sweater.

If he is wearing the yellow shirt and pink sweater then he has them.

"A boy in a yellow t-shirt and pink sweater" is a rewording of "a boy has a yellow t-shirt and pink sweater."

A boy in a yellow t-shirt and pink sweater is riding a horse.


Premise: Several women in headscarves are standing in a cobbled courtyard.

Hypothesis: Women wearing headscarves stand in a cobbled courtyard.

Women wearing headscarves is a rephrasing of in headscarves.  Stand in is a rephrasing of standing.

women in headscarves implies they are wearing headscarves.

Women wearing headscarves, is a rephrase of women in headscarves


Premise: Two person are walking on the streets.

Hypothesis: The two people are talking about the weather.

Just because they're walking on the streets doesn't mean that they're talking about the weather.

There are lots of peole walking on the streets and it's hard to say the two persons will start talking about the weather unless they know each other.

Not all people talk while walking and its not always about the weather.


Premise: A bald, black man wearing safety glasses and a long-sleeved black shirt is using a pick and hammer to sculpt a sizable rock into art.

Hypothesis: A black man with no hair is wearing his safety glasses around his neck.

Not everyone wears safety glasses around their neck.

Just because a man is wearing safety glasses does not mean they are around his neck.

One does not know where he is wearing his safety glasses in sentence 1.


Premise: A hand holds a strainer with a small amount of liquid in it with a table with bins in the background.

Hypothesis: A hand holds a strainer, a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation.

There is no way to know that the strainer is a family heirloom.

The strainer could be brand new from the store, it doesn't signify being an heirloom.

Not all properties are passed on from generation to generation.


Premise: This man dressed in white pants and blue shirt, is standing on a ledge in the snow.

Hypothesis: A man is outside in the snow.

A man standing on snow implies he is outside.

The ledge is in the snow, meaning the ledge has to be outside.


Premise: A man in a hard hat, gray t-shirt and holding a cordless drill saluting in front of a large American flag.

Hypothesis: A man saluting the American Flag.

A man saluting in front of a large American flag is saluting the American Flag.

A man is saluting an American flag in both sentences.

He is saluting the Flag because he is saluting in front of a large American flag.


Premise: A man in a tie-dyed shirt and jeans is sitting on a bench with a dog and a guitar on his lap, as well as a harmonica near his mouth.

Hypothesis: A guy is next to a dog while holding some musical instruments.

Man with a dog and harmonica near his mouth implies that he is next a dog holding a musical instrument

If a dog is on a man's lap then the man is next to the dog.

A guitar and harmonica are musical instruments.


Premise: The collie is standing outdoors on a sandy area.

Hypothesis: The collie is running through the park.

An animal cannot be standing and running at the same time.

If a collie is not standing outdoors then it is not running through the park.

The collie is either standing outdoors on a sandy area or running through the park.


Premise: Six seated men converse and one man fiddles with an interesting contraption.

Hypothesis: Women are sitting around a table drinking coffee.


Premise: An accident involving a green Sudan and a gray van.

Hypothesis: The gray van had smashed the green sedan's bumper off.

An accident does not mean a bumper is smashed.

The accident involves two cars but does not explain that the bumper was damaged.

The van could've smashed something else, not just taking the bumper off.


Premise: A woman in her swimsuit is kicking a ball on the beach.

Hypothesis: A woman wearing a swimsuit.

A woman in her swimsuit can be said to be wearing her swimsuit.

A woman in her swimsuit implies she is wearing a swimsuit.

She is wearing a swimsuit because she is in her swimsuit.


Premise: Tan dog running through long grass in a park-like setting.

Hypothesis: A dog runs after a squirrel.

A running dog does not mean there is a squirrel.

Dog can run after anything not always squirrel

Dog running through long grass does not imply that it runs after a squirrel.


Premise: A man wearing shorts looks at his cellphone while a woman walks outside a small building.

Hypothesis: The man's shorts are red.

The man's shorts can be a different color than red


Premise: Two small boys dressed in tuxedos sitting on a red carpeted floor.

Hypothesis: Two small boys draw picturees of trees outside in the grass.

One can either sit on a carpeted floor or outside in the grass.

Boys cannot be sitting on a red carpeted floor while also being outside in the grass.


Premise: A cyclist dressed in black and white is pointing.

Hypothesis: A cyclist dressed in black and white points.

The cyclist points because the cyclist is pointing.

Is pointing and points have the same meaning.


Premise: A crowd of people in winter garb gather in the street against a backdrop of bare trees and snow.

Hypothesis: It is cold and snowy outside.

Snow in the background doesn't indicate that the current weather is either cold or snowy.

Just because a crowd of people in winter garb gather in the street against a backdrop of bare trees and snow does not mean it is cold and snowy outside.


Premise: A dog catching a Frisbee.

Hypothesis: A puppy has leapt into the air to grab a Frisbee.

Not every dog is a puppy. The sight of puppy leapt into the air to catch Frisbee is a rare sight.

A dog may be older and no longer a puppy. It's possible for a dog to catch a Frisbee while standing, without having leapt into the air.

A dog is catching a  Frisbee does but the puppy is leaping to catch the Frisbee.


Premise: Sled and dogs headed towards another group of sled dogs with one loose.

Hypothesis: The dogs are sitting still.

the sled dogs either wre headed towards another group of sled dogs, or there were sitting still.

The dogs cannot be both heading towards something and sitting at the same time.

The sled and dogs cannot be headed towards another group and sitting still at the same time.


Premise: A kid bored in a train with brown hair and his head lying down.

Hypothesis: I kid is lying down on the train.

A kid lying down on a train is lying down.


Premise: A man touching a hanging strand of lamps.

Hypothesis: A man has his hands shoved into his coat pockets.

The man has to have his hand outside of a coat pocket in order to touch a hanging strand of lamps.

A man that has his hands shoved into his coat pockets cannot be touching a hanging strand of lamps.


Premise: A boy swims shirtless with a black and red bathing suit while a seagull sits on the sand.

Hypothesis: A boy swims while a seagull shits on the sand.

Sitting on the sand does not mean that the bird is shits.

A seagull sits on the sand doesn't mean the seagull shits on the sand.

Just because the seagull sits on the sand does not mean that it shits on the sand.


Premise: Young shirtless man and asian woman jump up from a shallow rock at the shore with boats moored in the background

Hypothesis: The boats jumped up from a shallow rock.

The actors here cannot simultaneously be a man and woman and also boats, and boats do not jump

Moored boats are stationary and cannot jump up from a shallow rock, as that would require the boats being in motion.


Premise: A man sitting on a statue outdoors, near a woman standing next to him.

Hypothesis: man and woman sitting near a statue

If a man is sitting near a statue and a woman is next to him, the man and woman are near a statue.

A man is sitting with a woman while near a statue.


Premise: A man and woman look upward on a city block.

Hypothesis: A man and woman are on a boat.

They are either on a boat or a city block.

A city block cannot be observed from a boat.

The man and woman can't be on a boat at the same time as being on the city block.


Premise: A brown dog and a black and white dog are running over grassy hills.

Hypothesis: two dogs chase a bunny

The dogs are not necessarily chasing a bunny.

They could be running for any reason.. they are dogs. We do not know they are chasing a bunny


Premise: Three young boys enjoying a day at the beach.

Hypothesis: The boys are young

The boys young refers to three young boys enjoying a day at the beach.

Boys who are young enjoy a day at the beach.


Premise: A person holds a bunch of brush while walking down a stone path.

Hypothesis: The person is doing a job for someone.

Just because someone is holding brush doesn't mean they are doing a job.

A person can hold a brush without necessarily doing a job.

Doing a job is different then just holding it


Premise: A man smokes while leaning against a pillar, which has a 'missing person' flier posted on it.

Hypothesis: a man smokes a joint outside

There is nothing to indicate that what he is smoking is a joint

Just because a man is smoking does not mean it is a joint.

Just because the man is smoking does not necessarily mean he is smoking a joint.


Premise: This is a very large vegetable stand under a white tent.

Hypothesis: There is a fresh food market.

Just because there is a vegetable stand does not mean it is in a fresh food market.

Just because it is a vegetable stand doesn't mean it is a fresh food market.

If you see a very large vegatable stand under a whte tent it does not mean it is a fresh food market.


Premise: A man wearing a green apron, working at a street side vendor called NY Dosas, miles at the camera.

Hypothesis: A street vendor is smiling at a camera.

The man is a street vendor and is smiling at the camera.

A man working at a street vendor called NY Dosas is a street vendor.

Steet vendor is a rephrasing of a man wearing an apron working at a vendor


Premise: The blond young man who had been splattered with paint colors of blue, orange, and green held up his camera to take a picture.

Hypothesis: A man covered in paint after a paintball fight takes a photo.

A man does not have to be covered in paint due to a paintball fight.

We have no idea if this is after a paintball fight, you can have paint on your clothes for a number or reasons.

Being splattered with paint doesn't imply that the man was in a paintball fight.


Premise: Commuters wait for to cross a street.

Hypothesis: A diver flips in mid-air.

The commuters crossing the street imply they are in a city setting where a diver flipping in mid-air implies he is at a pool.

Commuters can't wait and be a diver flipping in mid-air at the same time.

One cannot wait to cross the street and flip in mid-air simultaneously


Premise: A woman is holding a large check for Kids Food Basket.

Hypothesis: She is stealing from them.

The woman is not stealing if she has a check for the charity.

Holding and stealing cannot be together at the same time.

One sentence says she is holding a large check the other says she is stealing.


Premise: Two little white dogs running.

Hypothesis: Two dogs are moving.

You have to be moving in order to be running.


Premise: Two basketball players on opposing teams, one in white, the other in red, are mid-game, running down the court, white-uniform player with ball-in-hand.

Hypothesis: A group of people are playing basketball.

A group of people playing basketball is part of the scene of two basketball players on opposing teams running down the court.

Two basketball players on opposing teams is a group of people.

Two basketball players constitute a group of people


Premise: A fireman searching for something using a flashlight.

Hypothesis: A fireman is in the dark.

A flashlight is a tool used for searching in the dark.

A fireman would need to use a flashlight if they were in the dark.

fireman using flash light because he is in dark


Hypothesis: Some of the people are wearing sunglasses.

A group of people wait to cross the street in new york doesn't imply they are wearing sunglasses.

a group of people can all not be wearing sunglasses.


Premise: The little boy stands in the middle of birds who have gathered on the sidewalk.

Hypothesis: There are a lot of birds outside by the sidewalk.

There is a boy on the sidewalk by the birds.

Birds who have gathered are a lot of birds.   The sidewalk is to be found outside.

Birds is a rephrasing of lot of birds, and sidewalk implies outside.


Premise: Woman in dark shirt standing alone in front of a yellow car.

Hypothesis: She is hailing a cab.

A person can stand in front of a yellow car without hailing a cab.

The fact that a woman is standing in front of car doesn't imply that she is hailing a cab. Not every car is a cab.

A woman standing alone in front of a car, doesn't have to be hailling a cab.


Premise: A woman with a blue jacket around her waist is sitting on the ledge of some stone ruins resting.

Hypothesis: A woman sits in front of ancient indian ruins

Stone ruins exist all over the world and aren't just Indian.

Sitting on the ledge does not imply in front of something. All stone ruins are not ancient indian.

Just because stone ruins does not mean it is ancient indian ruins.


Premise: Man in puffy yellow jacket on skis on a mountain.

Hypothesis: The man in the yellow jacket is having fun.

The man may ski on a mountain not for fun, e.g. perform rescue operation.

Just because a man in puffy yellow jacket on skis on a mountain does not mean he is having fun.


Premise: a woman wearing a pink tank top holding a mug of liquid

Hypothesis: A woman in a blue tank top holding a car.

Theoretically a woman could be wearing two tank tops, layered, a blue tank top and pink tank top, and could be holding a mug of liquid in one hand and holding, for example, a toy car in the other. But in a normal situation, let's assume that she should only be wearing one tank top of either color and if she is "holding a car" like wonder woman, she probably doesn't have a hand free to also hold a mug of liquid.

A pink tank top is not blue.  If a woman is holding a mug she is not holding a car.

The woman is wearing either a blue or pink tank top and holding either a mug of liquid or a car.


Premise: A group of people in jackets and hats are kneeling outside posing for a picture, each one with their dog by them on a leash.

Hypothesis: Some people are outside kneeling.

A group of people  kneeling outside posing for a picture

if both sentences the people are kneeling


Premise: a brown dog coming out of an orange and yellow tunnel

Hypothesis: A stray dog walking out of the subway tunnel.

The dog coming out of the tunnel may not be a stray and the tunnel may not be part of a subway system.

Not all dogs are stray dogs. Not all tunnels are subway tunnels.

We have no idea if the dog is stray, it could be any dog. We have no idea the tunnel is a subway tunnel, there are many tunnels it could be.


Premise: A young girl in a yellow top and a flowered skirt is standing on a blanket and biting on a toy.

Hypothesis: A girl is standing outside.

There is no indication that the girl is outside

Just because she is standing on a blanket doe snot mean that she is outside.

Just because a young girl in a yellow top and a flowered skirt is standing on a blanket and biting on a toy does not mean she is standing outside.


Premise: A girl playfully kicks a guy in the face while another person makes faces.

Hypothesis: The boy is at a boxing match.

A boy is not a guy.  Another person does not have to be a boy.   Just because a girl playfully kicks a guy does not mean they are in a boxing match.

The girl can't playfully kick the boy if he is in a boxing match.


Premise: These are young adults who seem to be working together to protect the plants surrounding the white pole.

Hypothesis: The adults are old

The adults cannot be old and young simultaneously

Answer: Either the adult is old or young.


Premise: A yellow dog is running in a field near a mountain.

Hypothesis: A yellow dog is running outdoors.

A field near a mountains is going to be outdoors.


Premise: Three kids perform a skit about camping.

Hypothesis: Three boys performed a skit.

Girls can perform skits just like boys can.

Just because they're kids performing a skit doesn't mean they are boys.


Premise: The dog is in the snow in front of some trees.

Hypothesis: A cat plays in the snow.

The dog is in the snow while a cat is playing in snow.


Premise: A woman leans over a small fence to take a picture of a yellow flower.

Hypothesis: The flower is blue

The flower can not be blue if it is yellow in sentence one

A woman takes picture of either a yellow or a blue flower.


Premise: man doing carpentry or construction on top of an unfinished building.

Hypothesis: The man tore down the shed.

If he tore down something, then he is doing the opposite of construction.

One cannot do carpentry and tear down a shed simultaneously.

One cannot tear down a shed while doing carpentry or construction on top of another building.


Premise: A lady is helping another woman work in a silver compartment, which is most likely related to nurse-work.

Hypothesis: A lady is helping another woman work

A lady helping another woman work in a silver compartment shows that she is helping another woman work.

In both scenarios a lady is helping another woman work.

The lady helping another woman work is in a silver compartment


Premise: a group of skiers jumping down slopes with the sun directly cast in backgroud

Hypothesis: The sun sets as a group of skiers finish a race.

The sun is not necessarily setting because it is directly cast in the background nor are the skiers necessarily racing because they are jumping down slopes.

Skiers could be at the start, middle, or finish of a race. Skiers might not be racing at all.


Premise: A woman is walking with a full shopping cart away from a Trader Joe's.

Hypothesis: A woman is leaving Trader Joe's with a full shopping cart of things she just stole.

A woman who is walking with a full shopping cart away from a Trader Joe's can be with things she did not stole

A full shopping cart does not imply those items have been stolen by the woman.

A person can be walking away from a Trader Joe's without necessarily leaving Trader Joe's as they could've left another store near the Trader Joe's.


Premise: A woman is carrying two children in the middle of a large crowd.

Hypothesis: the woman is white

We have no idea if the woman is white, she could be any race.


Premise: A softball player throws the ball to her teammate.

Hypothesis: Teammates are competing in a softballs championship.

Throwing a softball does not imply being in a championship.

Not all softball throws are in a championship.


Premise: a man wearing a red jacket and camouflage pants is leaning against a giant tree in the snow.

Hypothesis: A lumberjack poses with a tree he's about to chop down

To lean against is not the same in exact meaning as to strike a pose, because to pose means to position one's body in a way so as to achieve a certain effect; there are many reasons and possibilities that could cause or occur as a result of leaning against a tree and chopping a tree is only one out of an infinite number of possibilities.


Premise: Three people are outside.

Hypothesis: Three people enjoying the great outdoors.

Just because people are outside does not mean they are enjoying it.

Just because people are outside doesn't mean they are enjoying the great outdoors.

Just because the three people are outside doesn't mean that they are enjoying it.


Premise: A child is surrounded by a field of sunflowers.

Hypothesis: An old person in a field of poppies.

It cannot be a child and an old person simultaneously

A child is not an old person. Poppies are not sunflowers.

One cannot be a child and old person at the same time.


Premise: A snowboarder with a maroon coat sails through the air.

Hypothesis: A person is snowboarding.

A snowboarder is a person, and when a snowboarder "sails through the air" they are snowboarding, therefore a person is snowboarding.

A PERSON IS SNOWBOARDING THROUGH THE AIR


Premise: A young boy walks on a pipe that stretches over water.

Hypothesis: A boy is in danger of falling into water.

Just because the boy is walking on a pipe doesn't mean he is in danger of falling into the water.

There may not be any danger of falling into water.

Just because a  young boy walks on a pipe that stretches over water does not mean he is in danger of falling.


Premise: Four women standing around a yellow table are looking at laptops.

Hypothesis: A group of women looking at laptops together.

Four women can be considered a group of women.

Four women standing around a yellow table are the group of women looking at laptops together


Premise: Four men with baseball caps and logo t-shirts laughing together at a table.

Hypothesis: Males are socializing with each other while wearing casual clothes.

MEN AND MALES IS THE SAME WORD AND CASUAL CLOTHES COLD BE LOGO T SHIRTS

Four men are males, and laughing is a form of socializing.

Men are laughing each other by wearing baseball caps and casual clothes.


Premise: Four men and a young boy are at a table set up for wood crafts.

Hypothesis: Four men and a young boy are at the lake swimming.

Being at a table would never occur while swimming.

They can't be at a table and at the lake swimming at the same time.

Four men and a young boy cannot be at the table and the lake swimming at the same time.


Premise: An Asian man is praying at a Buddhist temple.

Hypothesis: The man is making noise and bothering others.

A person would not be making noise and bothering others while praying.

If a man is praying at a Buddhist temple it does not mean they are bothering others.

Praying is done for oneself and is therefore not bothering others.


Premise: A man wearing black pants, an orange and brown striped shirt, and a black bandanna in a 'just thrown a bowling ball' stance.

Hypothesis: There is a black bandana.

The black bandana exists since it is mentioned in the first sentence.

A man in a black bandana has just thrown a bowling ball.

There is a man wearing black bandana is playing with a ball


Premise: A group of young adults with 'X' on their hands, smiling.

Hypothesis: The group of adults is happy.

A group of adults smiling indicate that the group of adults is happy.


Premise: A silver car is passing by the entrance of the Hotel Carmel, and several people are outside.

Hypothesis: There are people outside the hotel.

Entrance of the Hotel Carmel means they are outside the hotel.

People are outside the hotel is stated in both sentences.


Premise: A young cowboy is riding bucking bronco in an arena.

Hypothesis: A cowboy is swimming in the arena

One can not ride bucking bronco while swimming.

A cowboy does not have to be young.  Riding a bucking bronco means the cowboy is not swimming in the arena.

either the cowboy is riding a bucking bronco or the cowboy is swimming.


Premise: Two workers with leaf blowers blow orange leaves off patches of grass next to a wet sidewalk.

Hypothesis: Two people outdoors

Two people are outside blowing away the leaves off of the grass.


Premise: At least six individuals are on a team wearing helmets and knee pads while rollerblading around a skating rink.

Hypothesis: People are rollerblading for something to do.

Just because they are rollerblading doe snot mean they are rollerblading for something to do.

Not all rollerbladers skate around in a rink. Some look for something to do.

People who don't need something to do go rollerblading.


Premise: Three girls are standing and talking to each other.

Hypothesis: Three girls are laughing

Standing a talking to each other is not the same as laughing.

It is not necessary that girls should be laughing when they are talking to each other.

Just because girls are standing and talking does not mean they are laughing.


Premise: Three guys in red uniforms celebrating a goal in a soccer game.

Hypothesis: Three men in blue block a soccer ball.

You can't block a soccer ball and have a goal.

The players cannot be wearing red and blue uniforms at the same time.

People wearing red uniforms are not dressed in blue. People blocking a soccer ball cannot be celebrating a goal at the same moment.


Premise: A man holding girl at top of a slide

Hypothesis: A man with a girl on a swing.

The location is either a slide or swing.

A man cannot hold a girl at the top of a slide while he is with a girl on a swing.

If they are at the top of a slide, they cannot possibly on a swing.


Premise: A man in a purple mascot costume is standing outside of a store while a man and a woman each wearing flamboyant clothing stand off to the side.

Hypothesis: The costume is promoting the man's work.

Costumed mascots outside the man's work does not necessarily mean that they are promoting the business.

The man wearing the purple mascot costume may not be doing so as a way of promoting his work.


Premise: A plane flies overhead as military men stand at attention, a flag blows in the wind as a lady in red stares out towards the camera.

Hypothesis: An empty field is photographed.

If there is an empty field, it cannot also have military men and a lady in red standing in it.

Empty field can't contain men, flag and a woman.

The plane, military men, a flag, and a lady who stares out towards the camera means the field is not empty.


Premise: Three performers are on the stage floor in black lace costumes.

Hypothesis: Three people sit in a cafe.

The location is either a stage floor or cafe.

The three people are either on the stage floor or sit in a cafe.

They can’t be on the stage floor if they are in a cafe.


Premise: A well dressed elderly woman standing in front of a bus decorated with images of purple flowers.

Hypothesis: There is a group of boys standing around looking at a sports car.

There can be either a woman or a group of boys who is standing in front of a bus or looking at a car.

There can be either an elderly woman or a group of boys. There can be either a bus or a sports car.

A woman is not the same as a group of boys.  You would not normally stand in front of a bus while looking at a sports car.


Premise: Children play in a shallow pool next to a large image of a girl's face.

Hypothesis: The children can all swim.

Since the pool is shallow, it is possible that not all the children can swim.


Premise: A man walks into a transportation station and two officers in neon jackets stand guard.

Hypothesis: This is a transportation station

There is a transportation station in both scene.

A man walks into a transportation station, so the station must exist.

A man walks into a transportation station means there is a transportation station as part of the total description.


Premise: Many people gathered in a room with several people on stage with instruments and the words 'The Early November' on the wall.

Hypothesis: People leave as the concert is decides to charge per note

People are either leaving a room or gathered together, but not both.  Leaving implies that they are moving, but gathered implies that they are there for a reason.

Many people are either gathered or people will leave are different actions.


Premise: A boat pear with people boarding and disembarking some boats.

Hypothesis: people are starting and leaving a fishing boat tour

People can enter and leave a boat without being on a boat tour.

Not all boats are fishing boats or tour boats.

You can't infer that the people were on a fishing tour.


Premise: Children receiving places at an award ceremony.

Hypothesis: The children are rolling on the floor collecting dust for science.

The children aren't rolling on the floor collecting dust for science because they're at an award ceremony.

The children are at an award ceremony which has nothing to do with collecting dust for science.

The children cannot be at an award ceremony and collecting dust for science at the same time.


Premise: A man with a cigarette sits on the stoop.

Hypothesis: A man sits and smokes outside.

Smokes implies with a cigarette, and on the stoop implies outside.

A man sits and smokes outside is rephrasing of  a man with a cigarette sits on the stoop, and being sitting on the stoop means outside.


Premise: A person swimming in a swimming pool.

Hypothesis: a person is trying not to get wet

In order to swim, a person must get wet.

The person is either swimming in a swimming pool or trying not to get wet.

If the person is trying not to get wet, they could not be swimming in a swimming pool because the pool would have to have water in it for the person to be swimming and the water would make the person wet.


Premise: Two small girls are holding stuffed animals.

Hypothesis: The girls are showing their mother the presents the Easter Bunny left them in their Easter basket.

There is no indication that it is Easter or that the Easter Bunny has come

There is no reference that the girls are showing anything to their mother, or that the stuffed animals are from Easter, or that they were presents.

The girls are holding not showing them, nothing said they were presents or from the Easter Bunny's basket.


Premise: Two men in costumes with fake carrot noses, top hats, sunglasses and white fur coats that contain white electrical lights.

Hypothesis: Nobody has a costume one

It cannot be both that two men are in costumes and nobody has a costume on

If two men are in costumes then somebody has a costume. Nobody implies that no one has a costume.

Two men cannot be in costumes when nobody has costume on.


Premise: A black dog with a blue collar is jumping into the water.

Hypothesis: A dog is going to get wet.

A dog is jumping into water so the dog will get wet.

A black dog is a dog and jumping into the water means going to get wet.


Premise: Two men are loading bales of wheat on top of a high structure on a cloudy day.

Hypothesis: It is nighttime.

Nighttime cannot be a cloudy day. Day is daytime.

There can be no night time on a cloudy day.

It can't be day and nighttime at the same time.


Premise: We can see the white underwear of the man wearing the red soccer jersey because he is pulling up his shorts.

Hypothesis: People are looking at underwear.

Just because the underwear can be seen does not mean that people are looking at underwear necessarily.

The people might not be looking at the underwear.

The people may not be looking at underwear.


Premise: A man stands on one hand in the street while a crowd watches.

Hypothesis: The kid is standing on two hands in the street.

In one sentence there is a man, in the other a kid.  The man is on one hand, while the kid is on two hands.

man and the kid is different and they should be standing in either one hand or two hands.


Premise: A guitarist, a drummer, and another band member are performing on stage with red lights on the background.

Hypothesis: A band is playing a song for an audience.

A guitarist, a drummer, and another band member are performing on stage with red lights on the background don't necessarily imply a band is playing a song for an audience.

There is no indication that they are playing in front of an audience.

Just because a band is performing on stage does not mean it is for an audience.


Premise: A dog is on the beach near a ball.

Hypothesis: A dog is playing ball with his owner.

The dog may not be playing with its owner.

Not all dogs on beach are playing ball with their owner.

WE have no idea if the dog is playing with the ball, dogs can be near balls for many reasons. We have no idea if the dog's owner is nearby, he might not be around.


Premise: A man in a business suit has just crossed the street.

Hypothesis: The man is laying in the street.

You cannot be laying in a street and also cross it.

The man cannot be laying in the street and crossing the street at the same time.

If a man has just crossed the street, he cannot be laying in it.


Premise: A young couple riding on a bus with the boy's arm around the girl.

Hypothesis: The couple are on a bus.

young couple riding on a bus is same as couple are on a bus.

The boy’s arm is around the girl implies that they are couple.

In order to ride on a bus, the couple must be on a bus.


Premise: A man is steering his ship out at sea.

Hypothesis: A man pilots his boat.

The man pilots his boat as he is steering the ship out to sea


Premise: A man with glasses wearing a tuxedo and corsage stands near a man in a suit at a formal event.

Hypothesis: The two men are wearing surfer shorts and tank tops.

The men can either be wearing formal wear (tuxedo and suit) or wearing surfer wear (shorts and tank tops).

The men cannot be wearing surfer shorts and tank tops, and tuxedo ,corsage and suit at the same time

The men can't be wearing tuxedos and suits and also surfer shorts and tank tops.


Premise: An elderly male is blowing air into an object.

Hypothesis: An elderly male is blowing air inyto an object

He is blowing air into an object, who is elderly.

Inyto is a misspelling of into the sentences are otherwise identical

in both sentences an elderly man in blowing air into an object. into is misspelled in sentence 2.


Premise: A girl climbing a chain link fence.

Hypothesis: The girl climbs the fence to get to school.

Trying to get to school is only one of many reasons someone might climb a chainlink fence.

She may be climbing the fence not to get to school.

girl climbing a chain link fence doesn't necessarily mean climbing the fence to get to school.


Premise: An older man sleeping in a folding chair on the street.

Hypothesis: A man is looking at the ground.

The man cannot simultaneously be sleeping and looking at the ground


Premise: An Eastern vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby.

Hypothesis: a rooster near a vendor

If a vendor sits by his stall with a rooster nearby then there is a roaster near a vendor.

Answer: Sits by tells that the vendor is near the rooster.


Premise: A man drops something, reaching for it while a woman in a beige blazer discusses an important topic.

Hypothesis: A woman is talking while a man is reaching for something.

discusses an important topic rephrases talking.

When a man is reaching for something, he must've dropped it.  When a woman discusses a topic, she is talking.

A man reaching for something he dropped while talking to a woman in a blazer.


Premise: A man is playing drums with a band.

Hypothesis: A man is singing with a band.

Playing drums and singing are two different actions.

Someone would not be playing drums and singing in a band at the same time.


Premise: A statue at a museum that no seems to be looking at.

Hypothesis: The statue is offensive and people are mad that it is on display.

Not all statues are ignored because they are offensive.

There is no indication that the statue is offensive or that people are mad.

Just because no one looks at a statue does not mean it is offensive and they are mad that it is on display.


Premise: A small boy wearing a blue shirt plays in the kiddie pool.

Hypothesis: Boy cooling off during the summer

You can be cooling off in the  kiddie pool without playing

Just because the boy is in a kiddie pool does not mean it is summer.

Children can play in a pool for more reasons than to cool off.


Premise: A tattooed woman clicking on a mouse on a desk.

Hypothesis: A tattooed man clicking on a mouse on a desk.

There can either be a  tattooed woman or a tattooed man.

The person cannot be both a man and woman.


Premise: A white dog with brown spots running on a dirt path

Hypothesis: A dog runs on a path.

It is a simple rephrasing of the statement of the dog running on a path.

A white dog with brown spots is running on a dirt path.


Premise: A couple of females are talking to each other while one is flicking her cigarette.

Hypothesis: Neither one of them enjoy smoking.

Why would the woman flick her cigarette if she does not enjoy smoking

The female who does not flick her cigarette can enjoy it

If there are two women and one woman is flicking her cigarette, then it is unlikely that neither one of them enjoy smoking.


Premise: A young couple and many others out enjoying themselves at an outdoor street event.

Hypothesis: The young couple are looking at goods being sold by the street vendors.

The young couple may not be looking at goods

Just because they are outdoors at a street event does not imply they are looking at goods being sold by street vendors.

Not all street events involve goods being sold by vendors.


Premise: A young man in an orange hat walks his bicycle down a street.

Hypothesis: A man in an orange hat walks his bike down a street.

A bicycle and a bike, are the same object.

A young man is still a man and a bicycle and bike are the same.

The young man in an orange hart is the man walks his bike down a street


Premise: People standing in front of a gray building with a sign that reads' Tickets Available Here'.

Hypothesis: The people are inside the classroom.

People are either standing in front of a building or inside a classroom.

PEOPLE INSIDE THE CLASSROOM CANNOT BE STANDING IN FRONT OF THE BUILDING

The people are either in front of a gray building or  inside the classroom.


Premise: Four men in the forest move a cannon down the path.

Hypothesis: The men are in the woods.

Four men are men, and forest implies woods.

four men is the men and forest refers to woods


Premise: A boy lying on a hospital bed with his leg hanging over the side.

Hypothesis: a little girl lays on a hospital bed


Premise: man doing carpentry or construction on top of an unfinished building.

Hypothesis: The man didn't know if he was a construction worker or carpenter.

What someone is working on has know correlation to how they didn't know their title.

The man  can be doing carpentry or construction doesn't have to be a construction worker or carpenter, he could be a DIY'er.

Just because doing carpentry or construction does not mean he is a construction worker or carpenter.


Premise: A musician playing his violin.

Hypothesis: The race car driver accelerates around a curve.

A race car driver who accelerates his car is not a musician playing his violin.

A musician is stands still in order to play his violin, a driver is sitting in a moving vehicle.

The occupation of the individual is either musician or race car driver.


Premise: a group of people dancing together.

Hypothesis: They are doing the tango.

The group dancing doesn't imply they are doing the tango.

People can dance together without doing the tango.

Just because people are dancing does not mean they are doing the tango.


Premise: A woman wearing a white coat skis down a snowy hill.

Hypothesis: A woman is skiing.

"skiing" is a rephrasing of "skis down a snowy hill".


Premise: a young man wearing dark sunglasses smiling

Hypothesis: A man wearing glasses in smiling at a concert.

Wearing dark sunglasses smiling doesn't imply being at a concert.

Just because a young man is wearing dark sunglasses and smiling does not mean he is at a concert.

Just because the man is smiling doesn't mean he is at a concert.


Premise: A woman in a black outfit lies face first on a yoga mat; several paintings are hanged on the wall, and the sun shines through a large window near her.

Hypothesis: A woman is asleep while moonlight filters in the window.

Moonlight cannot filter through a window at the same time that sun shines through a window. It can be either sunny or dark with moonlight, not both.

Sun shines means it is a day time  and moonlight means it is night time

A woman cannot be asleep while on a yoga mat.


Premise: Two girls holding bags walking down the sidewalk.

Hypothesis: Some women are applying makeup.

The subject cannot be referred to as girls and women simultaneously nor can they be walking down the sidewalk while applying makeup at the same time.

Girls holding bags are not consistent with women applying makeup.

Two girls walking down the sidewalk could not have been applying makeup the same time.


Premise: An entertainers reaches out to his audience during a performance.

Hypothesis: A man in front of an audience.

A man doesn't have to be in front of his audience to reach out to them.

Entertainers could be either man or woman.


Premise: The small dog is running across the lawn.

Hypothesis: A cat is running up a tree.

The animal is either a cat or a dog. The animal is either running up a tree or the lawn.


Premise: A man in a blue shirt touches his head while talking to two women outdoors.

Hypothesis: three people on work break

While on your work break, doesn't mean you are outdoors.

Standing and talking does not infer a work break.

The three people may have been at the park, and not taking a work break.


Premise: The farmers are out working hard on there tractor, they have on their overalls and the machine is almost fixed.

Hypothesis: Men in overalls work to fix a tractor.

Farmers are men in overalls, and tractor is a machine.

Almost fixed implies the men work to fix.


Premise: A shirtless man with a white hat and no shoes sitting crisscross with his back against the wall holding up a white plastic cup.

Hypothesis: A man is waiting for someone

Sitting against a wall does not imply that a man is waiting for someone.

The man might not be waiting for anyone.

It is possible that someone is already present and therefore man is not in the act of waiting.


Premise: Two men wearing red jackets are looking out over some water and one man has yellow earphones on his ears.

Hypothesis: Two women are staring at a mountain and neither has any headphones or jackets.

He refers to two men not two women. They cannot be looking out over some water and staring at a mountain simultaneously. If neither has any headphones or jackets then they cannot be wearing red jackets or have yellow earphones.

Women are not men.  Headphones are not earphones.

two men looking out over some water one man having yellow earphone is not same as two men staring at a mountain neither has any headphones


Premise: a young girl looking down through some leaves from atop a tree.

Hypothesis: The girl is playing hide and seek.

A girl looking down trough some leaves from atop a tree doesn't imply that the girl is playing .

The girl looking down from the tree may not be playing hide and seek at all.

A young girl may look down through leaves for many reasons other than playing hide and seek.


Premise: A woman wearing glasses and a brown beanie next to a girl with long brown hair holding a book.

Hypothesis: A woman is wearing glasses and a brown beanie.

A woman is next to a girl holding a book.

The woman is dressed the same, wearing glasses and a brown beanie.

A woman wearing glasses and a brown beanie is the same as a woman wearing glasses and a brown beanie.


Premise: Two kids running past a dinosaur in the woods.

Hypothesis: Young people are running outdoors.

Two kids are young people, and the woods are outdoors.