Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur


Context: Our ruling Burnett said that if Trump decides to deploy the U.S. military domestically, he would be 'mobilizing U.S. military troops on American soil for the first time since 1807.' That's not correct. The law was passed in 1807, but it was last invoked in 1992.
Can the context support "If President Trump decides to deploy the U.S. military domestically, he would be 'mobilizing U.S. military troops on American soil for the first time since 1807."?

Options: (a) yes (b) no (c) not sure


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) dog (b) car (c) airplane (d) cat (e) bird (f) monkey (g) truck (h) deer (i) ship (j) horse


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) cat (b) truck (c) airplane (d) bird (e) monkey (f) ship (g) deer (h) dog (i) horse (j) car


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


In \odot P, m \widehat EN = 66 and m \angle GPM = 89. Find m \angle GNM.
Options: (a) 155 (b) 44.5 (c) 89 (d) 66


In this task, identify the type of corruption given a corrupted image. It could be digitally altered, contain natural distortions or contain other corruptions
Options: (a) The corruption type is blur (b) The corruption type is weather (c) The corruption type is digital (d) The corruption type is noise


In this task, given an image, please identify what the image contains a. The image could contain, among other things, animals, birds, daily objects, insects
Options: (a) The provided image contains a unicycle (b) The provided image contains a white-headed capuchin (c) The provided image contains a sandal (d) The provided image contains a cello (e) The provided image contains a kimono (f) The provided image contains a mongoose (g) The provided image contains a toucan (h) The provided image contains a yellow lady's slipper

shard_01/./raw_dataset/ImageNet-A/imagenet-a/n01843383/0.015228_American robin _ American robin_0.80751806.jpg

The provided image contains a white-headed capuchin

The provided image contains a yellow lady's slipper


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Contrast (b) The corruption type is Saturate (c) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (d) The corruption type is Spatter (e) The corruption type is Impulse noise (f) The corruption type is Shot noise (g) The corruption type is Speckle noise (h) The corruption type is Pixelate (i) The corruption type is Elastic transform (j) The corruption type is Gaussian blur

The corruption type is Elastic transform


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) bedroom (c) restaurant (d) dining room (e) classroom (f) church outside (g) tower (h) kitchen (i) conference room


Context: Our ruling An Instagram post said Harris called Biden 'a racist' during a Democratic debate. That's not what Harris said about Biden. At a June 2019 debate, she said to Biden: 'I do not believe you are a racist.' Then Harris launched into an attack of Biden's record opposing busing in the 1970s.
Can the context support "Says Kamala Harris called Joe Biden 'a racist' during a Democratic presidential debate."?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is snow (b) The corruption type is frost (c) The corruption type is fog (d) The corruption type is brightness


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


Use a Pythagorean Triple to find x.
Options: (a) 28 (b) 30 (c) 26 (d) 32


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is frost (b) The corruption type is fog (c) The corruption type is snow (d) The corruption type is brightness


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) deer (b) airplane (c) ship (d) truck (e) dog (f) horse (g) car (h) monkey (i) cat (j) bird


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Sketch


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Cartoon (c) Sketch (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Art painting (c) Sketch (d) Photograph


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) truck (b) airplane (c) cat (d) deer (e) dog (f) monkey (g) bird (h) ship (i) car (j) horse


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) church outside (b) tower (c) bedroom (d) living room (e) dining room (f) kitchen (g) classroom (h) restaurant (i) conference room


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) monkey (b) airplane (c) horse (d) car (e) ship (f) cat (g) dog (h) bird (i) deer (j) truck


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


Newt Gingrich, in Nashville on Monday, cast his opponent, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, as a 'Big Labor Republican,' the kind of apparent oxymoron that tends to catch our attention. He did it in the context of an historic 1996 showdown in the U.S. Senate, when FedEx was seeking to guarantee that its truck drivers would remain under the jurisdiction of the Railway Labor Act. Any change in that jurisdiction threatened the possibility that drivers could organize local collective bargaining units at FedEx operations. Specifically, Gingrich said: 'He voted for the unions over FedEx. I suspect most folks in the state don't know that. But in fact he was a big labor Republican in Pennsylvania and I suspect when you get to Memphis and you say to people, 'Gee, this is a guy who wanted to guarantee that FedEx give in to the unions,' Santorum won't be as popular the following morning.' Popular or not, there is a legislative history of what happened. We asked Gingrich spokesman R.C. Hammond for additional supportive evidence of Santorum's pro-labor, anti-FedEx position after he forwarded an Associated Press story about Gingrich's remarks. In response to that request, Hammond emailed: 'Look up the vote!' We took that to mean Gingrich was basing this line of attack on an October 1996 skirmish over a provision FedEx wanted. There were three votes of significance, and they paint a mixed picture of Santorum's position on FedEx. The issue at the time was the Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization act. It had passed both the House and Senate, but then emerged from a House-Senate conference committee with a new labor provision, one favorable to FedEx, that had not been in either the House or Senate versions of the bill. It had been inserted by conference committee member Sen. Ernest Hollings, Republican of South Carolina. When it came to the Senate floor, several senators, but especially Edward Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, asked that the FedEx provision, Sec. 1223 of the bill, be ruled outside the scope of the conference committee's authority under Senate Rule 28. The chair then ruled the provision was, in fact, extraneous. Next the Senate took up the issue of cloture - whether to cut off debate on the reauthorization act (not just the provision) and proceed to the substantive vote. Santorum joined Kennedy and fellow Republican Pennsylvania Sen. Alan Specter in voting not to invoke cloture -- in other words, to continue debate (some bills and acts never even get an up or down vote if enough senators refuse to end debate on it). That arguably was against FedEx's interest, though very indirectly, and the tally was 66-31 -- Santorum's side lost by six votes (cloture requires a three-fifths majority). Next the Senate took up whether to sustain the ruling of the chair that Sec. 1223 -- the FedEx provision -- was beyond the scope of the conference committee's authority. On this, Santorum voted in favor of the ruling of the chair - arguably, against FedEx's interest - but the chair's ruling was easily overturned, 39-56. Again, Santorum voted with Kennedy and Specter, and lost. Finally, when the bill itself came up for a vote, with the FedEx provision intact, Santorum voted for it. The vote was 92-2. Only Specter and Paul Simon of Illinois voted against it. We are not making a ruling here on whether Santorum was a 'Big Labor Republican' senator but thought we'd get the thoughts of the 'Big Labor' voice with the most to win or lose in this 1996 struggle - The International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Did the Teamsters consider Santorum a 'Big Labor Republican?' 'Absolutely not,' said director of communications Bret Caldwell. 'Any vote that he had that might have been in favor of labor would likely have been cast for other reasons. We worked very hard, successfully, to defeat him six years ago, and we would never consider Santorum as a friend of labor.' Asked specifically about Santorum's votes in favor of the ruling of the Senate chair and on cloture, which seemed to side with the pro-labor faction, Caldwell said: 'The question is whether he was with labor or with (FedEx rival) UPS as a corporation. His reasonings for that vote we're not certain at this point, 16 years on, but there's other reasons for him to vote the way he did. We certainly don't think it gave him any further credibility with the Teamsters union.' Caldwell acknowledges that on the initial procedural votes, Santorum's were 'the right votes.' But 'do we think he made those votes because of his relationship with labor? Absolutely not.' Our ruling Santorum took three votes on the 1996 FAA reauthorization act, all three of some interest to FedEx, and Gingrich is correct that on the one vote with a direct connection to the provision FedEx wanted, Santorum voted against its wishes. However, Santorum voted for the entire FAA reauthorization act, and the union with the most to gain in the procedural brouhaha with FedEx does not believe Santorum's vote had anything to do with supporting the labor cause. We rule this claim Half True. Featured Fact-check Robert Reich stated on August 29, 2011 in an opinion column 'The ratio of corporate profits to wages is now higher than at any time since just before the Great Depression.' By Louis Jacobson • September 1, 2011

Read previous text and decide if "Says that Rick Santorum 'voted for the unions over FedEx." is factually correct?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


The Facebook video is inaccurate and ridiculous.

Read previous text and decide if "Says a video shows Joe Biden lolling his tongue." is factually correct?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) horse (b) monkey (c) bird (d) truck (e) deer (f) ship (g) dog (h) car (i) cat (j) airplane


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


Context: Our ruling Rubio said that 'for the first time in 35 years, we have more businesses dying than we do starting.' As recently as 2014, researchers came to that conclusion looking at Census Bureau data from 2009-11. That's the information Rubio likely relied on in making his claim. But more up-to-date Census information says the trend has reversed and that in 2012 and 2013, more businesses started then closed. The balance is very tight in 2013 and we don't have the numbers for 2014 or 2015.
Can the context support "'For the first time in 35 years, we have more businesses closing than starting."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


Find x.
Options: (a) 14 (b) \frac{40}{3} (c) 12 (d) 26/2


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) tower (b) classroom (c) dining room (d) conference room (e) kitchen (f) restaurant (g) bedroom (h) living room (i) church outside


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) horse (b) airplane (c) truck (d) bird (e) ship (f) car (g) deer (h) cat (i) dog (j) monkey


Find x.
Options: (a) 6 (b) 4 (c) 10 (d) 15


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Elastic transform (b) The corruption type is Impulse noise (c) The corruption type is Speckle noise (d) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (e) The corruption type is Shot noise (f) The corruption type is Pixelate (g) The corruption type is Contrast (h) The corruption type is Spatter (i) The corruption type is Saturate (j) The corruption type is Gaussian noise

The corruption type is Elastic transform


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


Does the context support "'[The Foundation for Individual Rights] is the recipient of donations from [DeVos] totaling about 25,000 bucks over four years."?

Context: Our Ruling U.S. Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, during a confirmation hearing for Secretary of Education pick Betsy DeVos, said '[The Foundation for Individual Rights] is the recipient of donations from you (DeVos) totaling about 25,000 bucks over four years.' IRS filings show those numbers check out. While the checks weren't written by DeVos herself, they were dispensed by a foundation in which she and her husband were the sole donors during the years in question. However, DeVos and her husband were not the only board members. We rate the claim Mostly True. Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly characterized the standard of evidence used in criminal convictions.

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) ship (b) bird (c) airplane (d) horse (e) cat (f) deer (g) monkey (h) dog (i) car (j) truck


Context: Our ruling Oliver said 'pretrial service programs have succeeded around the country,' namely Florida, adding, 'And it is a truly frightening state of affairs when Florida is a model for progressive change.' Experts in pretrial justice, several of whom talked with Oliver's staff, said certain counties within Florida have demonstrated success with pretrial services as a way to reduce jail costs and eliminate overcrowding in jails. But they said he went a bit too far in leaving his viewers with the idea that Florida is among states that go above and beyond for defendants. There are pockets of progress, advocates said, but the commercial bail bonding industry is also strong in the state, and not every county has pretrial services. Oliver's claim rates claim Half True. Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated the name of the Florida Legislature's Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability.

Does the context support "Says 'Florida is a model' for successful pretrial release programs."?

Options: (a) no (b) not sure (c) yes


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) church outside (b) restaurant (c) kitchen (d) tower (e) living room (f) dining room (g) bedroom (h) classroom (i) conference room


Context: Our ruling Trump says Biden is a socialist. Socialism refers to a government takeover of industry, and Biden has not called for that. Experts say his positions on health care, energy and other areas are those of a moderate Democrat, not a socialist. There's no support for the claim that Biden wants the U.S. to be like Cuba or Venezuela.
Can the context support "Says Joe Biden is a socialist."?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


Does the context support "'40% of the initial small business funds didn't go to small businesses at all."?

Context: Our ruling Biden said '40% of the initial small business funds didn't go to small businesses at all.' We don't know how big the businesses getting the loans actually are, so Biden is creating his own definition of 'small businesses' based on loan size. A definition that conflicts with the official government definition this program uses. What's more, that definition conflicts with how he referenced small businesses a few sentences earlier to discuss the impact they have on the economy. There's an element of truth here. The 40% figure roughly matches the portion of loans that topped $1 million, which given the purpose of the loan means these companies have operating budgets of at least several million dollars. But the way Biden explained this figure conflicts with both the government definition and his own definition from a moment earlier.

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) tower (c) kitchen (d) dining room (e) bedroom (f) conference room (g) classroom (h) restaurant (i) church outside


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) kitchen (b) conference room (c) classroom (d) living room (e) bedroom (f) restaurant (g) dining room (h) tower (i) church outside


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Pixelate (b) The corruption type is Impulse noise (c) The corruption type is Speckle noise (d) The corruption type is Spatter (e) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (f) The corruption type is Contrast (g) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (h) The corruption type is Shot noise (i) The corruption type is Elastic transform (j) The corruption type is Saturate

The corruption type is Elastic transform


In this task, given an image, please identify what the image contains a. The image could contain, among other things, animals, birds, daily objects, insects
Options: (a) The provided image contains a sea lion (b) The provided image contains a couch (c) The provided image contains a small white (d) The provided image contains a mushroom (e) The provided image contains a basketball (f) The provided image contains a forklift (g) The provided image contains a parking meter (h) The provided image contains an agama

The provided image contains a small white

The provided image contains a basketball

The provided image contains a parking meter


Find WZ.
Options: (a) 18 (b) 30 (c) 32 (d) 24


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


In this task, identify the type of corruption given a corrupted image. It could be digitally altered, contain natural distortions or contain other corruptions
Options: (a) The corruption type is blur (b) The corruption type is noise (c) The corruption type is weather (d) The corruption type is digital


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is fog (b) The corruption type is brightness (c) The corruption type is snow (d) The corruption type is frost


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) car (b) truck (c) ship (d) bird (e) cat (f) dog (g) deer (h) horse (i) airplane (j) monkey


Does the context support "Says death reports in federal database show the fatal risk of COVID-19 vaccines."?

Context: Our ruling A Facebook post from an anti-vaccine group shows a list of people who died after receiving COVID-19 vaccines, implying that the vaccine caused or contributed to those deaths. The claim relies on reports from a federal tracking system of adverse events occurring after vaccinations. The agencies that maintain that system warn that the reports should not be used to draw conclusions about whether a vaccine causes a particular adverse event. To establish causation, experts look beyond isolated data points to studies of large groups of people to see if a negative symptom is more prominent in vaccinated people than in non-vaccinated ones. The COVID-19 vaccines have been proven to be safe and effective in tens of thousands of people. We rate this statement Mostly False.

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


In this task, given an image, please identify what the image contains a. The image could contain, among other things, animals, birds, daily objects, insects
Options: (a) The provided image contains a cowboy boot (b) The provided image contains a water tower (c) The provided image contains a maraca (d) The provided image contains a jellyfish (e) The provided image contains a goldfinch (f) The provided image contains a fly (g) The provided image contains a sewing machine (h) The provided image contains an accordion

shard_01/./raw_dataset/ImageNet-A/imagenet-a/n04562935/0.002692_parking meter _ parking meter_0.9255531.jpg

The provided image contains a cowboy boot

The provided image contains a water tower

The provided image contains a sewing machine

The provided image contains an accordion


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) dog (b) monkey (c) truck (d) horse (e) airplane (f) bird (g) cat (h) car (i) ship (j) deer


Find x. Round the side measure to the nearest tenth.
Options: (a) 15.7 (b) 6.1 (c) 5.2 (d) 13.3


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) conference room (b) tower (c) dining room (d) kitchen (e) church outside (f) classroom (g) living room (h) restaurant (i) bedroom


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) tower (b) living room (c) bedroom (d) kitchen (e) dining room (f) classroom (g) conference room (h) church outside (i) restaurant


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) car (b) ship (c) deer (d) bird (e) monkey (f) truck (g) cat (h) horse (i) dog (j) airplane


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) dining room (b) classroom (c) living room (d) tower (e) church outside (f) kitchen (g) bedroom (h) restaurant (i) conference room


Context: Conclusion The examples highlighted above are far from exhaustive but serve to illustrate that Barack Obama's recent criticisms of President Donald Trump are far from unique or unprecedented and, especially when compared to the pronouncements of Gerald Ford, could even be argued to have been relatively tame. As such, the claim in the 2017 meme which re-emerged in November 2018, that Obama is 'the first ex-president to publicly speak against a successor' is false.

Does the context support "In criticizing Donald Trump, Barack Obama became the first former U.S. president to publicly 'speak against' his successor."?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


Find y.
Options: (a) 8 (b) 10 (c) 6 (d) 20


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


Find y so that the quadrilateral is a parallelogram.
Options: (a) 1 (b) 9 (c) 29 (d) 17


Context: Our ruling Biden said that al-Qaida is 'gone' from Afghanistan. Biden's statement is wrong. On the same day, a Pentagon spokesperson said al-Qaida is present in Afghanistan, but that it wasn't as powerful as it was 20 years ago. Recent reports from the federal government and the U.N., as well as comments from government officials in recent months, indicate that al-Qaida is still present in Afghanistan. Its future capabilities remain unclear. We rate this statement False. RELATED: Joe Biden's full flop on messages about Afghanistan withdrawal RELATED: All of our fact-checks about Afghanistan
Can the context support "Al-Qaida is 'gone' from Afghanistan."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) truck (b) ship (c) deer (d) dog (e) bird (f) airplane (g) horse (h) monkey (i) cat (j) car


Context: Our ruling The post said that Michelle Obama 'had a staff of 23' while Melania Trump 'has a staff of 4.' The number for Obama is in the ballpark, but the number for Trump is too low. Meanwhile, although Trump's staff is smaller than Obama's, it's misleading to single out Obama, since Trump's staff is also smaller than any first lady's staff, Democratic or Republican, in decades. We rate the statement Half True. Share the Facts 2019-03-12 18:48:03 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Says Michelle Obama 'had a staff of 23' while Melania Trump 'has a staff of 4.' Turning Point USA conservative group https://www.facebook.com/turningpointusa/photos/a.376802782368444/1783654515016590/?type=3&theater a Facebook post Wednesday, August 1, 2018 2018-08-01 Read More info

Does the context support "Says Michelle Obama 'had a staff of 23' while Melania Trump 'has a staff of 4."?

Options: (a) not sure (b) yes (c) no


Context: Our rating McEnany said: 'Come February (2018), Americans will see their paychecks grow at the tune of saving $1,000 or more a year.' It's expected that some Americans, though it's impossible to know how many, will start seeing larger take-home pay from their paychecks in February 2018 as less money is withheld for taxes as a result of the law. Meanwhile, it's expected that about 60 percent of households will see tax cuts of at least $1,000 per year from 2018 through 2025. But those would largely go away after 2025, when various individual tax cuts in the law expire. As for whether Americans in large numbers will get raises or bonuses -- because of the tax law -- that remains to be seen. McEnany's statement is partially accurate but leaves out important details -- our definition of Half True. Share the Facts 2018-01-10 18:19:16 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True 'Come February (2018), Americans will see their paychecks grow at the tune of saving $1,000 or more a year.' Kayleigh McEnany Republican National Committee spokeswoman https://wtaq.com/podcasts/the-jerry-bader-show/921/republican-national-committee-spokesperson-kayleigh-mcenany/ In an interview Wednesday, December 27, 2017 2017-12-27 Read More info
Can the context support "'Come February (2018), Americans will see their paychecks grow at the tune of saving $1,000 or more a year."?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


Find the area of the figure. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Options: (a) 310 (b) 210 (c) 460 (d) 230


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling Collins said, 'This year, the overwhelming majority of new jobs are part time.' The statistics show that 77 percent of the increase in jobs between December 2012 and July 2013 consisted of part-time jobs. It's worth noting that longer time frames show the opposite pattern, and that most of the part-time jobs being created are being taken by people who actually want to work part time.

Claim: "'This year, the overwhelming majority of new jobs are part time."

Options: (a) not sure (b) yes (c) no


Context: Our Ruling Multiple posts on social media claim there are an abnormally high number of cargo ships anchored off of the California coast. The posts warn that this back-up of ships will lead to nationwide food and supply shortages. Some of the posts also claim that the ships are 'not being allowed to dock and unload' as part of a 'manufactured' effort to disrupt the supply chain. It is true that there is a record-breaking number of ships at anchor in Southern California waiting to unload their cargo. But experts say that the back-up is being caused by labor shortages, holiday buying surges and other COVID-19 related issues. It is false to claim that these vessels are being prevented from unloading their cargo as part of some effort to interrupt the national supply chain. Experts say that supply-chain disruptions and some product shortages are to be expected as the world continues to navigate a global pandemic, but do not think it is necessary for people to stock up on essential supplies.
Can the context support "'There are now 56 cargo freighters anchored off the coast of California from Oakland to Long Beach in what can only be considered a manufactured supply-chain halt."?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


Find m \angle W.
Options: (a) 108 (b) 18 (c) 54 (d) 27


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) bedroom (b) church outside (c) kitchen (d) tower (e) dining room (f) conference room (g) classroom (h) living room (i) restaurant


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Sketch


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) dog (b) monkey (c) airplane (d) cat (e) deer (f) bird (g) ship (h) car (i) truck (j) horse


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Art painting (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) kitchen (b) bedroom (c) classroom (d) restaurant (e) church outside (f) conference room (g) living room (h) dining room (i) tower


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


Our ruling Bell said the North Carolina elections board 'did not change state law' as it pertained to the 2020 election. The board says it was within its legal powers to strike a deal implementing absentee ballot rules that deviated from specific laws set in general statutes. Regardless of who has the power, the election rules were effectively changed, and the board played a major role. Bell's statement contains an element of truth but ignores critical facts that would give a different impression.

Read previous text and decide if "Says the NC elections board 'did not change state law." is factually correct?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


Does the context support "A Hawaii state official recently came forward with proof that President Barack Obama's birth certificate was not legitimate."?

Context: In short, what was described as a 'bombshell' revelation from a Honolulu elections clerk in August 2015 about the eligibility of President Obama based upon his birth certificate was in no way a new claim: Tim Adams had appeared on white nationalist radio shows more than five years earlier peddling his Swiss-cheese story. When the claim ran as an exclusive at WND in January 2011, the affidavit upon which it was based attested merely to hearsay and rumors. And while Adams initially asserted that he was not party to a purported ongoing search for Obama's long-form birth certificate, he appeared months later claiming that he was an integral member of the birther investigation team as part of his six-month-long temp job at the elections division in 2008. Adams' multiple recitations of things he claimed he heard didn't amount to much when they first cropped up around Stormfront in 2010, and no new 'information' accompanied them in 2015 when they were repeated on web sites as novel findings.Kim LaCapria barack obama

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) dog (b) cat (c) monkey (d) ship (e) airplane (f) car (g) horse (h) bird (i) deer (j) truck


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) church outside (b) dining room (c) kitchen (d) bedroom (e) classroom (f) tower (g) restaurant (h) living room (i) conference room


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) airplane (b) car (c) deer (d) monkey (e) dog (f) truck (g) horse (h) cat (i) bird (j) ship


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is fog (b) The corruption type is frost (c) The corruption type is snow (d) The corruption type is brightness


Context: Our ruling An Instagram post read, 'There is no such thing as a booster. There is a failed product that is sometimes used again in hopes of a different outcome.' Boosters are a standard means of extending protection that a vaccine provides. No vaccine is 100% effective but the vaccines against COVID-19 have been proven to be quite effective at staving off serious infection and death.

Does the context support "'There is no such thing as a booster. There is a failed product that is sometimes used again in hopes of a different outcome."?

Options: (a) yes (b) no (c) not sure


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) monkey (b) cat (c) car (d) truck (e) airplane (f) deer (g) ship (h) dog (i) bird (j) horse


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) church outside (b) dining room (c) kitchen (d) restaurant (e) classroom (f) tower (g) conference room (h) bedroom (i) living room


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) bird (b) dog (c) airplane (d) monkey (e) car (f) truck (g) ship (h) deer (i) horse (j) cat


Context: Our rating Ryan said all 28 members of NATO have 'pledged to spend at least 2 percent of their economy on defense. But only three countries do -- Britain, Greece and us.' Ryan neglected to count a fourth member, Estonia. But that oversight doesn't negate his larger point, which is that few NATO countries meet the 2 percent benchmark. We rate his statement Mostly True. To comment on this article, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel website.

Does the context support "All 28 members of NATO have 'pledged to spend at least 2 percent of their economy on defense. But only three countries do -- Britain, Greece and us."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Shot noise (b) The corruption type is Elastic transform (c) The corruption type is Contrast (d) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (e) The corruption type is Impulse noise (f) The corruption type is Spatter (g) The corruption type is Pixelate (h) The corruption type is Speckle noise (i) The corruption type is Saturate (j) The corruption type is Gaussian noise

The corruption type is Elastic transform


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) deer (b) ship (c) cat (d) dog (e) airplane (f) bird (g) monkey (h) truck (i) car (j) horse


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling O'Rourke said, 'Nearly half of public school teachers in Texas are working a second or a third job, not for kicks, not for extra spending cash, but just to make ends meet.' O'Rourke's claim is based on responses to a voluntary, online survey sent to about 50,000 Texas public school teachers. Respondents were self-selected. Close to 1,000 responded. Thirty-nine percent said they needed second jobs during the school year, and 56 percent said they had summer jobs when school was not in session. On average, public school teachers get paid less in Texas than nationally. But researchers say there is limited information on why teachers take additional jobs. O'Rourke's claim makes it sound as if paying for basic necessities is the only reason why teachers take extra jobs. That might be the case for some teachers, but we don't know if it is the driving factor for all of them. O'Rourke's statement is partially accurate but leaves out important details. We rate it Half True. Share the Facts 2019-03-19 15:46:43 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True 'Nearly half of public school teachers in Texas are working a second or a third job, not for kicks, not for extra spending cash, but just to make ends meet.' Beto O'Rourke Democratic candidate for U.S. president in a campaign stop in Iowa Thursday, March 14, 2019 2019-03-14 Read More info

Claim: "'Nearly half of public school teachers in Texas are working a second or a third job, not for kicks, not for extra spending cash, but just to make ends meet."

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


Does the context support "The Biden administration 'ignores the negative environmental impact created by lithium mining."?

Context: Our ruling Grassley said that the Biden administration 'ignores the negative environmental impact created by lithium mining.' There's not much to back that up. The administration now oversees a project approved by the Trump administration that has drawn lawsuits, but it is vetting another lithium mine proposal against a full menu of environmental considerations. If Grassley was speaking solely about Biden's budget plan, the facts support him even less. The Energy Department is seeking $75 million to recycle lithium batteries as a strategy to increase supply with less environmental damage. People might argue that the administration isn't doing enough, but there's no evidence that the administration is ignoring the downsides of lithium mining.

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Art painting (c) Sketch (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Sketch


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) horse (b) deer (c) monkey (d) airplane (e) bird (f) truck (g) dog (h) car (i) cat (j) ship


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) restaurant (c) church outside (d) dining room (e) bedroom (f) conference room (g) classroom (h) kitchen (i) tower


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) kitchen (b) living room (c) restaurant (d) classroom (e) tower (f) bedroom (g) dining room (h) church outside (i) conference room


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) bird (b) ship (c) monkey (d) truck (e) horse (f) deer (g) dog (h) airplane (i) car (j) cat


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is frost (b) The corruption type is brightness (c) The corruption type is fog (d) The corruption type is snow


Use rectangle LMNP, parallelogram LKMJ to solve the problem. If m \angle LMP = m \angle PMN, find m \angle PJL.
Options: (a) 30 (b) 90 (c) 60 (d) 45


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is snow (b) The corruption type is frost (c) The corruption type is fog (d) The corruption type is brightness


Context: Editor's note, Feb. 16, 2021: In recent weeks, N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has faced increasing scrutiny regarding his handling of information related to covid-related deaths among nursing home residents. A recent report by N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James noted that the death count may be 50% higher than what Cuomo's administration provided. The attorney general's estimate includes deaths that occurred after residents were transferred to the hospital, for example, a potential for undercounting that was mentioned in this fact check. The fact check itself focused on a policy issued by Cuomo in March directing nursing homes in the state to accept patients who had or were suspected of having covid-19. As long as they were medically stable, the notice said, it was appropriate to move patients in. Our ruling of Mostly False is unchanged by this new information. That rating was based on evidence that while the introduction of covid-19 positive patients into nursing homes no doubt had an effect on the spread of the coronavirus, Caputo's statement suggested it was solely responsible. That's not what the evidence showed, then or now. On the first night of the Democratic National Convention, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo was among the first in a weeklong parade of speakers to issue scathing critiques of the Trump administration's coronavirus response. Cuomo's criticisms drew a quick reply in a tweet from Michael R. Caputo, an assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services. 'Does the #DemConvention know @NYGovCuomo forced nursing homes across NY to take in COVID positive patients and planted the seeds of infection that killed thousands of grandmothers and grandfathers?' he wrote. It was an easy jab: Cuomo has been dogged by criticism for months over his March advisory directing nursing homes in the state to accept patients who had or were suspected of having COVID-19. As long as they were medically stable, the notice said, it was appropriate to move patients in. Further, nursing homes were prohibited from requiring that medically stable prospective residents be tested for the virus before they arrived. Between March 25 and May 8, approximately 6,326 COVID-positive patients were admitted to nursing homes, according to a state health department report. While experts say this policy was flawed, is it fair to say that the governor's directive 'forced' nursing homes to take patients who were sick with COVID-19? And to what extent did that strategy sow the seeds of disease and death? When we examined the evidence, we found it was less clear cut than the statement makes it seem. The policy likely had an effect, but epidemiologists identified additional factors that fed the problem. What's more the policy did not 'force' nursing homes to accept COVID-positive patients. Nursing homes interpreted it this way. We checked with HHS to find the basis for Caputo's comment but got no response. The back story As the virus tore through nursing homes, killing dozens at some of them, Cuomo came under withering censure. His administration's policy, implemented with an eye toward freeing up hospital beds for an onslaught of COVID patients, seemed to disregard the risks to frail and elderly nursing home residents who were especially vulnerable to the disease. According to the COVID Tracking Project, 6,624 people have died of COVID-19 in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in New York, accounting for 26% of the state's 25,275 COVID deaths. Some say the true number of deaths is much higher because, unlike many states, New York does not count the deaths of former nursing home residents who are transferred to hospitals and die there as nursing home deaths. Cuomo's explanation for the policy - that he was simply following guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - didn't cut it. A recent PolitiFact piece examining his claim rated it 'Mostly False.' In May, the governor amended the March order, prohibiting hospitals from discharging patients to nursing homes unless they tested negative for COVID-19. A misguided approach In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when New York was the epicenter and more than a thousand people were being hospitalized daily, there was genuine fear that hospitals would not be able to accommodate the influx of desperately ill patients. Moving people out of the hospitals and into nursing homes was one strategy to help hospitals meet these needs. According to the CDC guidance cited in the earlier PolitiFact story, there were two factors to consider when deciding whether to discharge a patient with COVID-19 to a long-term care facility: whether the patient was medically ready, and whether the facility could implement the recommended infection control procedures to safely care for a patient recovering from the virus. A document from the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said nursing homes should accept only patients they were able to care for. Long-standing state guidance is based on the same condition. Still, nursing homes didn't believe turning away patients with COVID-19 was an option. 'On its face it looked like a requirement,' said Christopher Laxton, executive director of the Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine, which represents medical professionals in nursing homes and other long-term care facilities. 'The nursing homes we spoke to felt it was a mandate, and a number of them felt they had no choice but to take COVID patients.' Featured Fact-check Facebook posts stated on November 10, 2021 in a Facebook post 'Italy drastically reduced the country's official COV1D-19 death count by over 97%. This means Covid killed fewer people than an average seasonal flu.' By Samantha Putterman • November 10, 2021 While the overarching guidance not to take patients in unless they could be safely cared for may have been clear, nursing homes' experience was often different, said Richard Mollot, executive director of the Long-Term Care Community Coalition, an advocacy group for elderly and disabled people. 'There was little reason for nursing homes to think they should only take in patients if they have the ability to do so safely because those rules are not generally enforced on a regular basis.' Bottom line: State and federal rules didn't force nursing homes to accept COVID-positive patients, but many of them believed they had no other choice. A lethal result? How much of the blame for the deaths of thousands of people in nursing homes from COVID-19 can be attributed to Cuomo's March advisory? That is the 6,000-person question. In a July analysis of COVID-19 nursing home deaths, the state concluded that the deadly virus was introduced by nursing home staff members rather than sick patients. It noted that peak nursing home resident mortality from COVID-19 on April 8 preceded the peak influx of COVID patients on April 14. In addition, it found that nearly 1 in 4 nursing home workers - 37,500 people - were infected with the virus between March and early June. Based on these and other factors, the report concluded that the state admissions policy could not have been a driver of nursing home infections or fatalities. Epidemiologists and nursing home advocates beg to differ. 'To say that introducing patients [to nursing homes] who had COVID did not cause problems is ridiculous,' said Laxton. Calling the study's approach 'pretty flawed,' Denis Nash, an epidemiologist at City University of New York School of Public Health, said he didn't agree with the report's conclusion that the policy had nothing to do with deaths. Others had the same view. 'I didn't think they showed data to say [the policy] is not a 'driver,'' said Rupak Shivakoti, an assistant professor of epidemiology at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. But Gary Holmes, assistant commissioner at the New York State Department of Health, had a different take. Critics of the report, he said, must be deliberately ignoring the rising death tolls in nursing homes in hot spots across the country. 'Public health officials in those states are experiencing (and acknowledging) what NY's report indicated weeks ago: these facilities are microcosms of the community and transmission is occurring unknowingly by asymptomatic spread among staff members,' Holmes said, in an email. While public health experts quibbled with the report's self-serving claim that the governor's policy wasn't a factor in COVID-19 nursing home deaths, they nevertheless agreed with the report's broader conclusion that nursing home staffers as well as visitors, before they were banned, were likely the main drivers of COVID-19 infection and death in nursing homes. 'Based on the timeline of the policy and deaths in the city, it is very unlikely that policy contributed to thousands of deaths,' said Shivakoti. Infection control is a long-standing problem at nursing homes, Nash said, and the COVID deaths were a basic failure of infection control. That said, 'it's unclear how many of the deaths the policy might have caused.' Also unclear: how many of the dead were grandmothers and grandfathers. Our ruling In a tweet, the HHS assistant secretary for public affairs said that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo 'forced' nursing homes across the state to admit COVID-positive patients and that this policy fueled the spread of COVID-19 that led to thousands of deaths in the nursing home population. Although nursing homes felt pressure to accept COVID-positive patients, they were not actually forced to do so. State regulations require nursing homes to accept patients only if they can care for them, and they could have refused them on those grounds. In addition, it's unclear the extent to which the governor's policy was responsible for nursing home COVID-19 deaths. Infection control is a longstanding problem in nursing homes that predates the pandemic and a report showed peak numbers of nursing home deaths came prior to the peak influx of patients as a result of Cuomo's advisory. While the introduction of COVID-19 positive patients into nursing homes no doubt had an effect on infection spread, Caputo's statement suggests it was solely responsible. That's not what the evidence shows.
Can the context support "'Does the #DemConvention know @NYGovCuomo forced nursing homes across NY to take in COVID positive patients and planted the seeds of infection that killed thousands of grandmothers and grandfathers?'"?

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Photograph (c) Art painting (d) Sketch


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) bird (b) airplane (c) horse (d) car (e) truck (f) dog (g) monkey (h) deer (i) cat (j) ship


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Sketch


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Shot noise (b) The corruption type is Speckle noise (c) The corruption type is Contrast (d) The corruption type is Elastic transform (e) The corruption type is Saturate (f) The corruption type is Pixelate (g) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (h) The corruption type is Spatter (i) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (j) The corruption type is Impulse noise

The corruption type is Elastic transform


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Cartoon (c) Sketch (d) Photograph


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) truck (b) cat (c) bird (d) horse (e) ship (f) dog (g) airplane (h) car (i) monkey (j) deer


P is the incenter of \triangle AEC. Find m \angle DEP.
Options: (a) 28.5 (b) 33 (c) 31 (d) 30


If RT = 16, QP = 24, and ST = 9, find PS.
Options: (a) 9 (b) 12 (c) 6 (d) 13.5


Find the perimeter of the figure. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Options: (a) 21 (b) 24 (c) 20 (d) 25


In this task, identify the type of corruption given a corrupted image. It could be digitally altered, contain natural distortions or contain other corruptions
Options: (a) The corruption type is digital (b) The corruption type is blur (c) The corruption type is noise (d) The corruption type is weather


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) car (b) truck (c) horse (d) monkey (e) ship (f) dog (g) deer (h) cat (i) bird (j) airplane


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) classroom (c) bedroom (d) restaurant (e) kitchen (f) church outside (g) dining room (h) tower (i) conference room


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling Hebert said there have been 27 outbreaks of of Ebola and in no case did the disease spread to a second country. His number is high. A more accurate figure would be between 16 and 22. However, he is correct in his main point, that past efforts have successfully contained the disease.

Claim: "'We've had 27 (Ebola) outbreaks around the globe and they've never spread outside of the confines of the countries that were initially affected."

Options: (a) no (b) not sure (c) yes


In the figure, m \angle 4 = 104, m \angle 14 = 118. Find the measure of \angle 2.
Options: (a) 76 (b) 118 (c) 62 (d) 104


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) car (b) cat (c) ship (d) horse (e) truck (f) dog (g) airplane (h) deer (i) monkey (j) bird


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) kitchen (b) church outside (c) dining room (d) bedroom (e) living room (f) classroom (g) conference room (h) tower (i) restaurant


In this task, identify the type of corruption given a corrupted image. It could be digitally altered, contain natural distortions or contain other corruptions
Options: (a) The corruption type is weather (b) The corruption type is noise (c) The corruption type is digital (d) The corruption type is blur


Context: Our ruling In a campaign email, Kleefisch claimed the Justice Department told the FBI to target parents who speak out against critical race theory. But the memo outlining what would take place indicated the bureau will aim to curb violent threats and criminal conduct, not anyone who publicly criticizes critical race theory. What's more, the initial letter from the school boards association didn't seek federal help only to protect against threats from critical race theory critics. The group sought protection for any threats, no matter what prompted them.

Does the context support "The Biden Department of Justice 'would use the FBI to target parents who speak out against critical race theory."?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


Context: Our Ruling Deal said there are, 'almost 68,000 Georgia students who are required by law to attend a chronically failing school.' We ran the numbers -- and he's right. There are about 68,000 students in these failing schools. But his administration sets the standard, its numbers are out of date and there are other options. Opponents also claim some of these 'chronically failing' schools have made gains in recent years.
Can the context support "'We have almost 68,000 Georgia students who are required by law to attend a chronically failing school."?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


Find y.
Options: (a) 65 (b) 73.5 (c) 115 (d) 56


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Sketch


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) cat (b) car (c) deer (d) airplane (e) ship (f) horse (g) truck (h) monkey (i) dog (j) bird


In this task, you will be provided with an image and two captions. Your task is to identify which of the two captions correctly describes the image.
Options: (a) more red buttons than blue (b) more blue buttons than red


Given an image, identify the type of corruption in the image. The image can have digitally generated noise, blur, or other distortions
Options: (a) The corruption type is Contrast (b) The corruption type is Pixelate (c) The corruption type is Spatter (d) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (e) The corruption type is Shot noise (f) The corruption type is Speckle noise (g) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (h) The corruption type is Impulse noise (i) The corruption type is Saturate (j) The corruption type is Elastic transform

The corruption type is Elastic transform


Our ruling A Facebook post claims: 'Pardons - Obama: 1,927, Trump: 26. And Trump is abusing that power?' The numbers for Obama are roughly accurate if you count total acts of clemency - pardons plus sentence commutations. But only about 11% of those were pardons. The numbers alone don't suggest abuse of power. Experts told us that Obama followed a policy of clemency actions aimed at low-level criminals who were given long sentences many years ago, and he followed recommendations made by the Justice Department, whereas Trump has largely acted on his own.

Read previous text and decide if "'Pardons - Obama: 1,927, Trump: 26." is factually correct?

Options: (a) no (b) not sure (c) yes


Find x.
Options: (a) 1.5 (b) 4 (c) 3 (d) 2


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling Mitchell said a letter to Trump from 22 senators 'is a way of saying to the president, 'You are now under an affirmative requirement, legal requirement, to investigate' ' Khashoggi's suspected murder. Mitchell is correct that the Global Magnitsky Act contains a provision that allows certain members of congress to ask the president to carry out investigations of suspected human rights violations. Experts agreed the letter sent to the White House by 22 senators was a clear signal of congressional intent to oblige Trump to look into the circumstances surrounding Khashoggi's disappearance. That said, Obama said upon signing the law in 2016 that he believes the provision violates the separation of powers - and at least some legal experts agree. We rate this Mostly True. Share the Facts 2018-10-16 15:20:44 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True A letter to President Donald Trump from 22 senators 'is a way of saying to the president, 'You are now under an affirmative requirement, legal requirement, to investigate' ' journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and suspected murder. Andrea Mitchell NBC News' chief foreign affairs correspondent https://www.nbcnews.com/meet-the-press/meet-press-october-14-2018-n919956 in a panel discussion Sunday, October 14, 2018 2018-10-14 Read More info

Claim: "A letter to President Donald Trump from 22 senators 'is a way of saying to the president, 'You are now under an affirmative requirement, legal requirement, to investigate' ' journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance and suspected murder."

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) tower (b) bedroom (c) dining room (d) classroom (e) church outside (f) kitchen (g) living room (h) conference room (i) restaurant


AD and CG are diameters of \odot B. Find m \widehat ACF.
Options: (a) 265 (b) 305 (c) 270 (d) 295


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling O'Reilly said that more than 50 percent of immigrants from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras use at least one welfare program. That's correct when looking at households and use a broad definition of 'welfare,' experts told us. But looking at individuals would produce a different, lower percentage. Also, there is a wide disparity depending on what particular welfare program you're looking at. The statement is accurate but needs additional information.

Claim: "'More than 50 percent of immigrants from (El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras) use at least one major welfare program once they get here."

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


In this task, you will be provided with an image and two captions. Your task is to identify which of the two captions correctly describes the image.
Options: (a) a nicely landscaped lawn above a modern office complex with many windows (b) a modern office complex with many windows above a nicely landscaped lawn

a nicely landscaped lawn above a modern office complex with many windows

a modern office complex with many windows above a nicely landscaped lawn


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) bedroom (b) tower (c) living room (d) classroom (e) restaurant (f) conference room (g) church outside (h) dining room (i) kitchen


Our ruling The Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District recently touted that the region saves 2.4 million gallons of water every day, based on its toilet rebate that has replaced 100,000 commodes with more efficient models. That's enough to fill 1,363 Olympic-size swimming pools every year. But the district's own math backs it up. And a comparable federal calculator shows that the district is being conservative in estimating the region's move toward water efficiency.

Read previous text and decide if "Replacing 100,000 old toilets with water-efficient models has saved 2.4 million gallons of water every day." is factually correct?

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


Find x.
Options: (a) 5\sqrt{2} (b) 5\sqrt{3} (c) 5 (d) 10


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) tower (c) dining room (d) church outside (e) bedroom (f) classroom (g) restaurant (h) kitchen (i) conference room


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Cartoon (b) Art painting (c) Sketch (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling Ryan wrote that 'today, if you were raised poor, you're just as likely to stay poor as you were 50 years ago.' His support for this claim - a respected academic paper published in 2014 - found exactly what Ryan described.

Claim: "'Today, if you were raised poor, you're just as likely to stay poor as you were 50 years ago."

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


\triangle FGH is an equilateral triangle. Find FG.
Options: (a) 16 (b) 3 (c) 19 (d) 22


Our ruling Sanders said that one out of five people can't afford their prescription drugs. There is some evidence for this. About 20% of people in a Kaiser survey said they had not filled a prescription because of the cost, and another 12% said they took less than the prescription called for. But affordability is hard to measure. Only about 10 percent said it was very difficult to pay for their medications. Another 15% said it was difficult. These are subjective terms, and neither says that people went entirely without their medications. The experts we reached said affordability is a significant issue. The survey data don't precisely match up with Sanders's words, but they support the idea that many people are pressed to pay for their medications. We rate this claim Mostly True. Share the Facts 2019-05-06 21:35:43 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True 'One out of five Americans cannot afford the cost of prescription drugs.' Bernie Sanders Independent Senator from Vermont https://edition.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1904/22/se.03.html During an interview on CNN. Tuesday, April 30, 2019 2019-04-30 Read More info

Read previous text and decide if "'One out of five Americans cannot afford the cost of prescription drugs." is factually correct?

Options: (a) not sure (b) yes (c) no


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) living room (b) classroom (c) conference room (d) bedroom (e) church outside (f) tower (g) restaurant (h) dining room (i) kitchen


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) ship (b) horse (c) deer (d) cat (e) car (f) monkey (g) dog (h) truck (i) airplane (j) bird


In this task, identify the type of corruption given a corrupted image. It could be digitally altered, contain natural distortions or contain other corruptions
Options: (a) The corruption type is weather (b) The corruption type is digital (c) The corruption type is noise (d) The corruption type is blur


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) ship (b) dog (c) truck (d) airplane (e) monkey (f) bird (g) deer (h) horse (i) cat (j) car


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling Sanders said Obama's Supreme Court nominations 'required 60 votes.' Going into the nomination fight, Obama had to prepare for the possibility that his nominees would need 60 votes to support cloture, as Alito required during the Bush administration. But once the unanimous consent agreement or cloture was reached, all the nominees needed was a simple majority. We rate the statement Half True. Share the Facts Politifact 2 6 Politifact Rating: Says former President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominations 'required 60 votes.' Bernie Sanders U.S. Senator CNN Sunday, February 5, 2017 02/05/2017 Read More info

Claim: "Says former President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominations 'required 60 votes."

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our ruling DeSantis claimed that the novel coronavirus hasn't killed anyone under the age of 25 in the United States. That's wrong, according to the CDC, contemporaneous news reports and the counts of state health officials in places like New York. While we don't have precise numbers, we can say with certainty that deaths in people 25 and under do exist.

Claim: "'This particular pandemic is one where I don't think nationwide, there's been a single fatality under 25."

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


Find the measure of \angle 1.
Options: (a) 65 (b) 25 (c) 55 (d) 75


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) car (b) truck (c) dog (d) monkey (e) deer (f) cat (g) airplane (h) horse (i) bird (j) ship


You will be given an image of a horse. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Sketch (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) horse (b) deer (c) airplane (d) ship (e) dog (f) car (g) monkey (h) bird (i) cat (j) truck


You will be given an image of an elephant. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Art painting


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Art painting (b) Photograph (c) Cartoon (d) Sketch


In \triangle ABC, BD is a median. If AD = 3x+5 and CD = 5x-1, find AC.
Options: (a) 12 (b) 14 (c) 28 (d) 6


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur


Find x.
Options: (a) 33\sqrt{2} (b) 33\sqrt{3} (c) 33\sqrt{5} (d) 33


In this task, given an image, please identify what the image contains a. The image could contain, among other things, animals, birds, daily objects, insects
Options: (a) The provided image contains a lynx (b) The provided image contains a volcano (c) The provided image contains a skunk (d) The provided image contains a candle (e) The provided image contains a torch (f) The provided image contains a sulphur-crested cockatoo (g) The provided image contains a rocking chair (h) The provided image contains a clothes iron

The provided image contains a sulphur-crested cockatoo

The provided image contains a rocking chair

The provided image contains a clothes iron


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur


You will be given an image of a house. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) conference room (b) kitchen (c) dining room (d) tower (e) restaurant (f) classroom (g) church outside (h) bedroom (i) living room


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is snow (b) The corruption type is fog (c) The corruption type is brightness (d) The corruption type is frost


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) conference room (b) kitchen (c) tower (d) living room (e) church outside (f) dining room (g) restaurant (h) classroom (i) bedroom


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) ship (b) truck (c) bird (d) horse (e) deer (f) airplane (g) monkey (h) cat (i) dog (j) car


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) cat (b) ship (c) bird (d) airplane (e) truck (f) dog (g) monkey (h) horse (i) deer (j) car


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) monkey (b) airplane (c) truck (d) dog (e) ship (f) deer (g) horse (h) car (i) cat (j) bird


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is brightness (b) The corruption type is snow (c) The corruption type is frost (d) The corruption type is fog


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) bird (b) car (c) cat (d) ship (e) deer (f) dog (g) truck (h) horse (i) airplane (j) monkey


Context: Our rating Walker said Bill Clinton signed a federal law 'very similar to,' and Obama voted for an Illinois law 'something like,' Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The three laws share the same title and much of the same language, but Indiana's law has at least two significant provisions that the other two laws don't. Moreover, the federal and Illinois laws were passed with the intent to protect various religious practices from government intervention. Conversely, supporters of the Indiana law see it as a vehicle for fighting back against the legalization of same-sex marriage.

Does the context support "Says Bill Clinton signed a law 'very similar to,' and Barack Obama voted for a law 'something like,' Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) dining room (b) church outside (c) kitchen (d) conference room (e) tower (f) bedroom (g) restaurant (h) classroom (i) living room


Deicide if the claim can be supported by the image and the context.

Context: Our rating Clinton said about '1 percent of all the gun sellers are responsible for more than half of the guns that are used in crimes.' The best data essentially backs up the claim, but it is from 1998. It's also worth noting that the traces go back to the original seller of a crime gun and don't take into account whether there were other transactions before a particular gun was used in a crime.

Claim: "About '1 percent of all the gun sellers are responsible for more than half of the guns that are used in crimes."

Options: (a) no (b) yes (c) not sure


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) bird (b) dog (c) airplane (d) monkey (e) cat (f) horse (g) ship (h) car (i) truck (j) deer


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) horse (b) monkey (c) car (d) bird (e) cat (f) airplane (g) truck (h) ship (i) deer (j) dog


You will be given an image of a dog. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Photograph (d) Cartoon


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) cat (b) monkey (c) truck (d) horse (e) deer (f) dog (g) airplane (h) car (i) ship (j) bird


Given an image, identify what kind of weather conditions might have corrupted the image. It can be different types of bad weather or outdoor conditions
Options: (a) The corruption type is snow (b) The corruption type is brightness (c) The corruption type is frost (d) The corruption type is fog


You will be presented with an image and your objective is to identify and name the object depicted in the image.
Options: (a) truck (b) dog (c) cat (d) deer (e) bird (f) car (g) horse (h) airplane (i) monkey (j) ship


In this task you will be provided with a picture of a scene(dining room, bedroom, kitchen, outdoor church, and so on) and you have to classify images into their corresponding scene categories. Your answer should be the name of the place.
Options: (a) church outside (b) dining room (c) tower (d) restaurant (e) living room (f) classroom (g) kitchen (h) conference room (i) bedroom


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Photograph (b) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Cartoon


In this task, you will be provided with an image and two captions. Your task is to identify which of the two captions correctly describes the image.
Options: (a) it hatched before it was eaten (b) it was eaten before it hatched


Find y in the given parallelogram.
Options: (a) 10 (b) 31 (c) 2 (d) 149


Does the context support "Under sequestration, the military was cut 'down to the smallest Army since 1940, the smallest Navy since 1915."?

Context: Our ruling Graham said that under sequestration, the military was cut 'down to the smallest Army since 1940, the smallest Navy since 1915.' Graham was counting the number of ground troops in the Army and the number of ships in the Navy. He's got the numbers right, but it's not a fair comparison because technology and capabilities have grown so much in the past century. The Army and Navy of today are much more capable than they were decades ago, even with fewer soldiers and ships. A better comparison is to look at how the U.S. military stands up relative to other nations.

Options: (a) yes (b) no (c) not sure


Does the context support "Says Sen. Dean Heller 'wants to cut programs like Social Security and Medicare to pay for tax cuts for his ultra-wealthy donors."?

Context: Our ruling Rosen said that Heller wants to cut programs like Social Security and Medicare to pay for tax cuts to the ultra-wealthy. Overall, his policies could make it more likely that spending on entitlements would be reined in. There is reasonable debate whether those changes would lead to a cut in benefits. And while the tax cuts favor the rich, it isn't inevitable that the lost revenues will be made up for by trimming Social Security and Medicare. For a statement that is partially accurate but missing important details, we rate it Half True. Share the Facts 2018-08-16 21:34:31 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Says Sen. Dean Heller 'wants to cut programs like Social Security and Medicare to pay for tax cuts for his ultra-wealthy donors.' Jacky Rosen Nevada congresswoman and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate https://www.rosenfornevada.com/news/entry/jacky-rosen-joins-nevada-seniors-to-celebrate-social-securitys-83rd-anniversary-highlight-hellers-dangerous-record In a campaign press release. Monday, August 13, 2018 2018-08-13 Read More info

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (c) yes


Our ruling Trump tweeted that the Mueller investigation will soon be $20 million. Officially, it's not costing that much. Counting direct costs only, as Justice Department and executive branch accounting rules specify, the investigation's first year cost an estimated $8.5 million, assuming Mueller's team continued to spend at the same rate it did for the first four and a half months. (It could be months before we have updated figures.) However, with the addition of indirect costs, the first year would be expected to cost a prorated $17.9 million, which is within shouting distance of the $20 million Trump cited. We rate the statement Half True. Share the Facts 2018-05-23 15:16:42 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True The Mueller investigation is 'soon to be $20,000,000.' Donald Trump President https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/998189366844559360?tfw_creator=RiegerReport&tfw_site=WashingtonPost&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.washingtonpost.com%2Fnews%2Fthe-fix%2Fwp%2F2018%2F05%2F22%2Ftrump-says-the-mueller-probe-is-a-waste-of-taxpayer-money-but-his-budget-funded-it%2F a tweet Sunday, May 20, 2018 2018-05-20 Read More info

Read previous text and decide if "The Mueller investigation is 'soon to be $20,000,000." is factually correct?

Options: (a) not sure (b) yes (c) no


Context: Our ruling DeSantis said Fried spent millions of taxpayer dollars to put her face on gas pump stickers across Florida. The sticker with Fried's image really did happen, but DeSantis' number is way off - he overshoots by a factor of 400, at least. The most the state paid was about $5,000. The statement contains an element of truth but ignores critical facts that would give a different impression.
Can the context support "Says Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried 'spent millions of dollars to put her face on every gas pump across this state."?

Options: (a) yes (b) not sure (c) no


In the figure, m \angle 1 = 50 and m \angle 3 = 60. Find the measure of \angle 7.
Options: (a) 110 (b) 130 (c) 120 (d) 140


Given a blurred picture, identify the type of blur in the image, it can be blurred in different ways
Options: (a) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur (b) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur (d) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Defocus blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion blur

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur


You will be given an image of a guitar. The image could be of different categories like painting, cartoon, photograph, or sketch. Identify the image category.
Options: (a) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


If b = 3, find c.
Options: (a) 2\sqrt{3} (b) \sqrt{5} (c) \sqrt{7} (d) \sqrt{3}