Context: The national debate over same-sex marriage has forced most politicians to pick a position. But one well-known figure in Georgia's legal community says she has avoided taking a stance on the issue for personal and professional reasons. Former Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Leah Ward Sears recently wrote a column in Fulton County's Daily Report. She praised a group called the Institute for American Values for its recent decision to separate from its past position of opining on same-sex marriage.The mission of the conservative, New York-based organization is to 'study and strengthen civil society.' Its president, David Blankenhorn, has been a vocal opponent of same-sex marriage, while other board members have been more supportive on the issue. He wrote a book in 2007, 'The Future of Marriage,' which included his belief that children need a mother and a father. Last year, Blankenhorn described his revised views on same-sex marriage in a New York Times column. Blankenhorn stands by his book, but is now more focused on strengthening the institution of marriage, regardless of the genders involved. 'I'm pleased with the direction the Institute is taking,' wrote Sears, who has been a board member of the group for several years. 'Unlike David, I was never against same-sex marriage. But much like David, I've witnessed the fallout from broken families in the past several decades, during which divorce and out-of-wedlock births have skyrocketed, and unstable, serial cohabiting relationships have become the norm for raising children.' PolitiFact Georgia wondered if Sears, whose name frequently appears on lists when there is an important judicial opening, has never opposed same-sex marriage. Sears, a partner at the law firm Schiff Hardin's Atlanta office, was reportedly on the shortlist of candidates for the U.S. Supreme Court a few years back. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Political Insider blog posted an item about Sears' column and noted that there are three openings on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which decides cases in Alabama, Florida and Georgia. Sears told PolitiFact Georgia she's 'not vying for anything.' Sears told us that she's been purposefully careful not to offer a position on same-sex marriage, particularly when she was on the bench. 'By having grown up African-American and female, I wanted to be careful and sensitive to the rights of our gay and lesbian citizens,' she said. In 2009, an Associated Press story noted that Sears was criticized by gay rights groups, such as Georgia Equality, for joining the Institute for American Values, because of Blankenhorn's publicly stated opposition to same-sex marriage. 'Anytime someone joins the board of an organization, I think it's kind of implied that they support the positions of that organization,' Georgia Equality Executive Director Jeff Graham told PolitiFact Georgia about his group's criticism of Sears at the time. Despite their criticism, Graham was not aware of any instance in which Sears had publicly stated her position on the issue. Sears said her role at the institute would build on her work with the Georgia Supreme Court toward 'strengthening the institution of marriage,' by working to reduce the nation's divorce rate. (The AP reporter who reported that story now works for the AJC. PolitiFact Georgia checked with him about the piece, and he assured us his reporting was accurate.) While she was under consideration for the U.S. Supreme Court, it was noted that Sears had addressed same-sex marriage only indirectly, writing in an opinion that alimony should not be reduced for someone who entered into a homosexual relationship the same way it might be if the person had remarried, because such relationships did not enjoy the same legal protections as marriage. In a 2008 interview with the AJC, Sears was asked if her attendance at a conference on marriage was an indication that she is against same-sex marriage. 'We will have a one-hour debate on same-sex marriage which I will facilitate, and I have no view,' Sears said as part of her answer. 'I've included it as a small part of the conference because I didn't want people to think I was afraid of it.' In addition to reviewing Sears' public statements (or lack of public statements) on the issue, PolitiFact Georgia also reviewed her legal history. She ruled with the Georgia Supreme Court in throwing out the state's hate-crimes law in 2004 as 'unconstitutionally vague'; reinstating Georgia's gay-marriage ban in 2006; and declining to hear an appeal from a biological mother who wanted to terminate the parental rights of her former lesbian partner in 2007, and in 2004 opposed the state Legislature's successful attempt to place an anti-same-sex marriage amendment on the ballot. During her Georgia Supreme Court re-election campaign in 1998, one of her two opponents spread the idea that Sears supported same-sex marriage. Sears declined comment; her campaign manager said Sears' statements used in the accusations were taken out of context. So where does former Georgia Supreme Court Justice Leah Ward Sears stand on same-sex marriage? Earlier this month, she said in a newspaper column that she was 'never against same-sex marriage.' Never is pretty definitive and PolitiFact Georgia sets the bar high when someone is absolute about whether they've said or claimed they've never made a particular statement. Sears was careful not to enter the controversial fray during her time on the bench, and from the research we reviewed, she had not taken a public stance on the issue. Still, she went to work a few years ago for a conservative think tank whose leader has been a staunch same-sex opponent, and she told PolitiFact Georgia that she is grappling with her position on the issue. In addition, her legal record while on the Georgia Supreme Court shows she has sided with the majority on rulings that have been cheered and jeered by gay rights activists. We ruled her statement Mostly True. Staff writer Karishma Mehrotra contributed to this article. Featured Fact-check Judy Manning stated on January 4, 2012 in an interview 'When [Mitt Romney] was the governor of Massachusetts, he performed 100 - and I'm not sure this number is right, but my mind says it's about 180 gay marriages.' By Eric Stirgus • January 18, 2012
Can the context support "'I was never against same-sex marriage."?

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


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 blur (c) The corruption type is digital (d) The corruption type is noise


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 Defocus 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 Motion blur

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

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


Find the value of the variable y in the figure.
Options: (a) 14 (b) 42 (c) 86 (d) 16.7


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) dog (c) airplane (d) monkey (e) bird (f) car (g) truck (h) cat (i) horse (j) ship


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 Defocus blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Zoom blur (d) 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

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

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


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) ship (c) monkey (d) bird (e) cat (f) car (g) airplane (h) truck (i) horse (j) deer


Detect the unusual dangers which can be encountered by a vehicle on the road.
Options: (a) lost tires (b) animals (c) cones (d) obstacles (e) vehicle


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


Find the measure of \angle 8 if AB \perp BC.
Options: (a) 16 (b) 17 (c) 14 (d) 15


Find m \angle RSU so that m \parallel n.
Options: (a) 114 (b) 124 (c) 120 (d) 116


What is the name of the colony shown?

Options: (a) Tennessee (b) New York (c) Connecticut (d) Massachusetts


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 Zoom blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass 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 Zoom blur

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

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


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

Context: Click here for more on the six PolitiFact ratings and how we select facts to check. Share the Facts 2017-07-13 17:44:34 UTC PolitiFact 5 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Mostly True Says it's documented that City of Austin fees for building an apartment complex are nearly 10 times what Dallas levies. Paul Workman Member, Texas House Texas Capitol Saturday, July 15, 2017 2017-07-15 Read More info

Claim: "Says it's documented that City of Austin fees for building an apartment complex are nearly 10 times what Dallas levies."

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


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) the object at the top left is purple and the one at the bottom right of the group is red (b) the object at the bottom right is purple and the one at the top left of the group is red

the object at the top left is purple and the one at the bottom right of the group is red

the object at the bottom right is purple and the one at the top left of the group is red


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) monkey (d) ship (e) deer (f) cat (g) dog (h) car (i) horse (j) bird


Which of these organisms contains matter that was once part of the bilberry?

Options: (a) lichen (b) bear sedge (c) brown lemming


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


Does the context support "'The City of Austin is dedicating more than $20,000 PER HOMELESS PERSON in Austin."?

Context: Our ruling Abbott said, 'The City of Austin is dedicating more than $20,000 PER HOMELESS PERSON in Austin.' The math behind Abbott's claim checks out for the overall budget for homeless initiatives - $62.7 million - and there are an estimated 2,255 homeless people in the city. Divided evenly, that's $27,804 per homeless person. But a large chunk of the $62.7 million is going toward programs to prevent homelessness and toward affordable housing, not directly to people experiencing homelessness. Abbott's claim needs more context.

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


Does the context support "'Dark money is paying for over 80 percent of (Kavanaugh's) ads."?

Context: Our ruling Tester said, 'Dark money is paying for over 80 percent of (Kavanaugh's) ads.' We did our best to tally up the outside spending on the Kavanaugh confirmation fight. But it's difficult if not impossible to conclusively say how much money is involved. Experts said dark money comprises a substantial portion of spending on the Supreme Court confirmation fight. It's even possible dark money makes up 80 percent or more of the overall share, as Tester said. But we simply can't be sure. Neither can Tester. And his precise-sounding statement leaves out that important context.

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


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


Which continent is highlighted?

Options: (a) Asia (b) Antarctica (c) South America (d) North America


Find x.
Options: (a) 10 (b) 11 (c) 9 (d) 8


During this time, thermal energy was transferred from () to ().

Options: (a) each greenhouse . . . the surroundings (b) the surroundings . . . each greenhouse


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


Context: Our ruling Biden said that as part of the Obama administration's criminal justice reforms, '38,000 prisoners were released from federal prison.' The 38,000 figure is cherry-picked. It represents the change in the federal prison population from its peak at the end of 2012 to the end of 2018, nearly two years into Trump's presidency. The federal prison population did shrink under Obama for the first time in decades, but the true decline from the start to the end of Obama's presidency was about 12,000 prisoners. The 38,000 figure also describes a reduction in the federal prison population - which can happen for a myriad of reasons - rather than the number of federal inmates who were released under or because of the Obama administration's policies.

Does the context support "As part of the Obama administration's criminal justice reforms, '38,000 prisoners were released from federal prison."?

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


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 Contrast (c) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (d) The corruption type is Shot noise (e) The corruption type is Speckle noise (f) The corruption type is Elastic transform (g) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (h) The corruption type is Spatter (i) The corruption type is Impulse noise (j) The corruption type is Saturate

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) ship (b) bird (c) cat (d) car (e) airplane (f) horse (g) dog (h) monkey (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) car (b) dog (c) ship (d) truck (e) horse (f) monkey (g) bird (h) deer (i) airplane (j) cat


Does the context support "'While he was president, President Trump never encouraged Americans to get vaccinated."?

Context: Our ruling Maddow said, 'While he was president, President Trump never encouraged Americans to get vaccinated.' Trump expressed confidence in the vaccines and vaccination in many different ways - on Twitter and in public remarks - touting their life-saving potential and saying they would be safe and available to all. We rate Maddow's claim False. UPDATED, March 4, 2:26 p.m.: This fact-check was updated to reflect Maddow's on-air correction on March 2. The rating is not changed.

Options: (a) yes (b) no (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) physical therapist inspecting pink elastic therapeutic kinesio tape over blue (b) physical therapist inspecting blue elastic therapeutic kinesio tape over pink

physical therapist inspecting pink elastic therapeutic kinesio tape over blue

physical therapist inspecting blue elastic therapeutic kinesio tape over pink


Our ruling The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said Watkins' lied to voters about building a company from scratch. We found that Watkins did not own or build the company, VIAP, from the ground up in the Middle East, as he claimed to voters in the past. He did, however, oversee and expand a small team into hundreds during his time in Iraq and Afghanistan under a new arm of Versar. Watkins did exaggerate his background with the company, but he did work there when it was growing. The DCCC says it was 'all a lie,' but that's an exaggeration, too. We rate the DCCC's claim Half True. Share the Facts 2018-10-11 15:25:33 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True Says that Steve Watkins 'bragged to voters that he built his company from scratch, but it was all a lie.' Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Party Committee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26VDqrXjnRE Friday, October 5, 2018 2018-10-05 Read More info

Read previous text and decide if "Says that Steve Watkins 'bragged to voters that he built his company from scratch, but it was all a lie." is factually correct?

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


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) Sketch (c) Photograph (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) Sketch (b) Art painting (c) Cartoon (d) Photograph


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) Sketch (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) Photograph (b) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Cartoon


Does the context support "Says that as a U.S. senator, Russ Feingold 'voted against authorizing our military 11 separate times."?

Context: Our rating Johnson argued that Feingold would be weak on defense, and claimed that as a senator, Feingold 'voted against authorizing our military 11 separate times.' During his 18 years in the Senate, Feingold did vote 11 times against the National Defense Authorization Act, an annual bill that authorizes defense spending levels and covers policy issues such as gays in the military. The 11 votes indicate a pretty clear pattern. But those were not votes to defund the military, given that appropriations bills provide funding. And experts told us conclusions can't be drawn about why a lawmaker votes no on the NDAA, given that sometimes lawmakers oppose it because of certain policy provisions. Moreover, lawmakers on both ends of the political spectrum, including ex-military conservative Republicans, have voted against it over the years. For a statement that is partially accurate, we rate Johnson's statement Half True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/5667d437-28d4-4b76-913a-c8e9cf079d5e

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


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


Several days later, on May 16, 2016, Walker kept up the offensive in an interview on WTMJ-AM in Milwaukee. 'We have some of the best schools in the country, no doubt about it,' Walker told conservative talk show host Charlie Sykes. 'But we've got to stop feeding into this national perception that how much you pay in tuition suddenly is a correlation to what the value is. Yeah, you want to have a reasonable level of support for the system; and we do. 'In fact, by the way,' Walker continued, 'the University of Wisconsin System budget is the biggest it has ever been. The amount of money they get from state government is only a fraction of what they have overall. So, for all this hysteria out there, they have never had more money to spend in the UW System.' With the 2015-'17 state budget, Walker and his fellow Republicans in the Legislature cut $250 million over the two years from the UW System. That was an 11 percent reduction in state support and a big reason for the no-confidence votes. So, we wondered about Walker's claim that UW System's budget is the biggest it's ever been. He's essentially correct, but with some caveats. 'All-funds' budget Walker was referring to the system's all-funds budget -- which, as the name suggests, is comprehensive. It includes state tax dollars, but also an array of other funds, such as tuition, revenue from enterprises such as dormitories and athletics, federal research dollars and gifts. We asked for budget figures from the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau for the entire history of the UW System, which began in 1973-'74. Here's a look at the last six years, when the figures were highest. Year All-funds budget -- actual All-funds budget -- adjusted for inflation 2010-'11 $5.591 billion $6.077 billion 2011-'12 $5.589 billion $5.889 billion 2012-'13 Featured Fact-check Viral image stated on November 13, 2021 in a viral image Kyle Rittenhouse's mother 'drove him across state lines and dropped him off in the middle of a riot armed with an assault rifle' in Kenosha. By Tom Kertscher • November 15, 2021 $5.901 billion $6.092 billion 2013-'14 $5.997 billion $6.101 billion 2014-'15 $6.098 billion $6.105 billion 2015-'16 $6.194 billion* $6.059 billion As you might expect, the current all-funds budget (2015-'16) is the largest on record. But with an asterisk. That's because in 2015-'16, for the first time, the UW System included unspent tuition money carried over from the previous year in its all-funds budget. If that money wasn't included, the 2015-'16 all-funds budget would have been $6.059 billion -- the second-highest ever, behind 2014-'15, rather than $6.194 billion. Adjusted for inflation -- a better measure for comparing figures over time -- the 2015-'16 all funds budget is slightly smaller than in four of the five previous years, but still near the top. State support Walker made it clear his claim was about total funding for the UW System, and that state money covers only a portion of the system's budget. But it's worth noting that, adjusted for inflation, state support of the system -- known as general purpose revenue -- is in a historic decline, according to figures from the fiscal bureau. The highest state support, adjusted for inflation, was in the first year of the system, 1973-'74 -- at just under $1.52 billion. That figure hit an all-time low of $1.03 billion in 2015-'16. UW System officials often cite the reduction in state support because they have generally have more flexibility in spending state tax dollars than with revenues that are designated for certain purposes. Our rating Walker said: 'The University of Wisconsin System budget is the biggest it has ever been.' The system's 2015-'16 all-funds budget -- which includes not only state tax dollars but federal funds, tuition and other income -- is $6.194 billion, the biggest since the system was created in 1973-'74. But adjusted for inflation, the 2015-'16 all-funds budget is among the biggest, though not the biggest. And the 2015-'16 figure includes unspent tuition revenue that hadn't been counted in the all-funds budget in previous years. For a statement that is accurate but needs clarification, our rating is Mostly True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/81a949f8-1bd5-4d36-b133-2b1bc7d897bf

Read previous text and decide if "'The University of Wisconsin System budget is the biggest it has ever been." is factually correct?

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


Find z.
Options: (a) \sqrt{19} (b) 3\sqrt{19} (c) 5 (d) 14


Context: Our ruling Cotton said Pryor 'votes with Obama 93 percent of the time.' Since Obama became president, Pryor has voted in line with the president's positions between 90 and 95 percent of the time, with 92.6 percent -- basically 93 percent -- as the average, according to the best rating system at our disposal. Pryor doesn't vote with the Democratic Party quite as often, though, and in 2013 his presidential support votes were lower than every other Senate Democrat. Cotton's number is on target based on the data, but Pryor has also opposed Obama on a few key issues.

Does the context support "Says Mark Pryor 'votes with Obama 93 percent of the time."?

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


What is the capital of Nevada?

Options: (a) Des Moines (b) Reno (c) Carson City (d) Las Vegas


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) airplane (c) truck (d) monkey (e) ship (f) car (g) horse (h) dog (i) bird (j) deer


Does the context support "The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is '99% graphene oxide,' which is 'toxic to the human body and causes a number of problems."?

Context: Our ruling An Instagram post claimed that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is '99% graphene oxide,' which is 'toxic to the human body and causes a number of problems.'

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


Which of these states is farthest north?

Options: (a) Alabama (b) Arizona (c) North Carolina (d) Kansas


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) some people are standing but more are sitting (b) some people are sitting but more are standing

some people are standing but more are sitting

some people are sitting but more are standing


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) 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) dining room (b) living room (c) conference room (d) restaurant (e) bedroom (f) classroom (g) kitchen (h) tower (i) church outside


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


Identify the question that Victoria's experiment can best answer.

Options: (a) Do circuits that include iron produce dimmer light than circuits that include copper? (b) Can light bulbs stay lit longer when circuits include copper or when circuits include iron?

Do circuits that include iron produce dimmer light than circuits that include copper?

Can light bulbs stay lit longer when circuits include copper or when circuits include iron?


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 Gaussian noise (b) The corruption type is Impulse noise (c) The corruption type is Spatter (d) The corruption type is Shot noise (e) The corruption type is Saturate (f) The corruption type is Elastic transform (g) The corruption type is Pixelate (h) The corruption type is Contrast (i) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (j) The corruption type is Speckle noise

The corruption type is Elastic transform


Identify the question that Myra and Nathan's experiment can best answer.

Options: (a) Does Myra's snowboard slide down a hill in less time when it has a thin layer of wax or a thick layer of wax? (b) Does Myra's snowboard slide down a hill in less time when it has a layer of wax or when it does not have a layer of wax?

Does Myra's snowboard slide down a hill in less time when it has a thin layer of wax or a thick layer of wax?

Does Myra's snowboard slide down a hill in less time when it has a layer of wax or when it does not have a layer of wax?


Context: Our ruling Pence claimed in a news release that since he and Trump took office, their policies 'led to an unemployment rate of 3.1% in Wisconsin and 61,000 jobs, including 15,000 manufacturing jobs.' Those numbers may have been high-water marks before the pandemic, but they ignore the current reality. Even then, they overstate the credit for improvements that are driven by many economic forces.
Can the context support "Says since he and President Trump took office, their policies 'led to an unemployment rate of 3.1% in Wisconsin and 61,000 Wisconsin jobs, including 15,000 manufacturing jobs."?

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


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) dog (c) bird (d) cat (e) ship (f) truck (g) horse (h) deer (i) car (j) monkey


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 noise (b) The corruption type is blur (c) The corruption type is weather (d) The corruption type is digital


Is gypsum a mineral or a rock?

Options: (a) mineral (b) rock


Our ruling A resurfaced Facebook post claims California's registered independents must re-register as Republicans to vote for GOP candidates 'come 2020.' It also alleges that California came up with this rule 'hoping no one figures it out in time.' The first part was correct for the March primary. But it doesn't apply to California's November general election, when voters can select the candidate of their choice, no matter their party affiliation. The second part is false. The political parties, not the state, set the rules for participating in presidential primaries. This post was partially-wrong the first time. Now, the whole thing is wrong.

Read previous text and decide if "California's registered independent voters 'will not be able to vote republican come 2020." is factually correct?

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) deer (c) car (d) ship (e) truck (f) airplane (g) dog (h) horse (i) cat (j) monkey


Which of these states is farthest west?

Options: (a) Delaware (b) Georgia (c) Maine (d) Illinois


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) conference room (c) classroom (d) bedroom (e) tower (f) kitchen (g) living room (h) dining room (i) restaurant


What is the name of the colony shown?

Options: (a) Delaware (b) Pennsylvania (c) New Hampshire (d) Wisconsin


Our ruling A Facebook post claimed that it is vaccinated people, not unvaccinated, who spread mutant variants of COVID-19. Alpha, beta, gamma and delta variants were first detected in unvaccinated populations. Most variants were detected before vaccines were even approved for use and they have accelerated in unvaccinated populations. While research has found that vaccinated people who become infected with COVID-19 are able to transmit the virus, studies also show that unvaccinated people are far more likely to contract and spread the delta variant than vaccinated people. We rate this claim False. PolitiFact staff researcher Caryn Baird contributed to this report.

Read previous text and decide if "'It is the vaccinated, NOT the unvaccinated, spreading mutant variants." is factually correct?

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


In the figure, m \angle 1 = 53. Find the measure of \angle 2.
Options: (a) 127 (b) 107 (c) 97 (d) 117


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

Context: In sum, a group that is not BLM organized the small protest outside the hospital where two deputies received treatment for gunshot wounds, and tried to provoke law enforcement officers standing guard there. No visual evidence confirmed those protesters blocked an emergency access to the facility, though the sheriff's department reported that was the case. Also, no evidence linked the suspect in the supposed ambush of deputies to the BLM movement, as of this writing. For those reasons, we rate this claim as 'Mostly false.'

Claim: "A gunman associated with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement shot and wounded two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies on Sept. 12, 2020, and BLM protesters afterwards blocked emergency access to the hospital where the deputies received medical treatment."

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


Context: Our Ruling Donald Trump tweeted that 16-year-old Jackie Evancho's 'album sales have skyrocketed after announcing her inauguration performance.' He's right. Evancho's album sales nearly doubled in the first full week after she was announced as an inauguration performer compared to the previous week. (She was also streamed much more often.) Though sales for the week of Dec. 23 to Dec. 29 went down from about 14,000 to 9,000, that number is still about 50 percent higher than from the week of Dec. 2 to Dec. 9. That is the last full week BuzzAngle Music has data for. Besides, rockets typically come down.
Can the context support "'Jackie Evancho's album sales have skyrocketed after announcing her inauguration performance."?

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


Which solution has a higher concentration of green particles?

Options: (a) Solution B (b) Solution A (c) neither; their concentrations are the same

neither; their concentrations are the same


Does the context support "DeKalb County has been recognized in recent years as having one the best sheriff's departments in the nation."?

Context: Mann's statement certainly contains an element of truth but overstates the significance of the award.

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) airplane (b) car (c) horse (d) truck (e) dog (f) bird (g) cat (h) ship (i) deer (j) monkey


Which property do these three objects have in common?

Options: (a) soft (b) opaque (c) salty


Quadrilateral ABCD is a rectangle. If m \angle ADB = 4x+8 and m \angle DBA = 6x+12, find x.
Options: (a) 54 (b) 20 (c) 36 (d) 7


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


QS is a diameter of \odot V. Find m \widehat STP.
Options: (a) 123 (b) 147 (c) 150 (d) 144


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) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Photograph


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) every leaf has a bug (b) every bug has a leaf


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

Context: Our ruling Limbaugh said the 2019 coronavirus is 'the common cold.' Generally speaking, coronaviruses are a family of viruses that produce illnesses ranging from the common cold to more critical diseases such as SARS or MERS. But the 2019 coronavirus is a novel strain that was unknown before December. It is different and can be much more dangerous than the common cold.

Claim: "'The coronavirus is the common cold, folks."

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


Find x.
Options: (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 5 (d) 6


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) deer (d) dog (e) truck (f) ship (g) cat (h) horse (i) car (j) monkey


In the figure, the vertices of quadrilateral ABCD intersect square EFGH and divide its sides into segments with measure that have a ratio of 1:2. Find the ratio between the areas of ABCD and EFGH.
Options: (a) 5:9 (b) 1:4 (c) 1:2 (d) 1:\sqrt2


Context: Our ruling McCrory's claim is overly broad, failing to distinguish between college and community college. In enrollment numbers and especially the cost of tuition, that's a massive difference. Adding the single word 'community' might have toned down the intended rhetorical effect of the quote, but it also would've added needed context. Still, Cooper does propose offering free tuition for community college, which would cover hundreds of thousands of students statewide. He has said what the state won't pay for (the full cost of tuition) and one way he won't pay for it (tax hikes), but it's correct to say that Cooper does not have a specific plan - or at least one that's publicly available - for paying for his proposal.

Does the context support "'Roy Cooper won't say how he will pay for 'free' college tuition."?

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) cat (b) horse (c) ship (d) deer (e) monkey (f) dog (g) car (h) bird (i) airplane (j) truck


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


Will these magnets attract or repel each other?

Options: (a) repel (b) attract


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 guitar. 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


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


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) dog (c) horse (d) bird (e) ship (f) monkey (g) cat (h) airplane (i) truck (j) deer


If PR \parallel WX, WX = 10, XY = 6, WY = 8, RY = 5, and PS = 3, find PQ.
Options: (a) 11 (b) 8 (c) 6 (d) 5.5


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


What is the capital of Washington?

Options: (a) Seattle (b) Spokane (c) Cheyenne (d) Olympia


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


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 Impulse noise (b) The corruption type is Spatter (c) The corruption type is Pixelate (d) The corruption type is Contrast (e) The corruption type is Elastic transform (f) The corruption type is Shot noise (g) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (h) The corruption type is Speckle noise (i) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (j) The corruption type is Saturate

The corruption type is Elastic transform


Context: Our ruling Trump said election officials are 'sending 80 million ballots all over the country. Eighty million ballots, non-requested. I call them 'unsolicited ballots.'' The Trump campaign didn't respond to our request to explain how he arrived at the 80 million figure. A New York Times analysis in August found that about 44 million voters will receive ballots in states that are automatically sending them to all voters. Our own research and interviews with other election experts and state officials back up the Times' number. But even that number of 44 million includes voters who would have requested an absentee ballot anyway. We won't yet know a more precise figure of how many voters are getting ballots automatically until voter registration is closed in the states. But as of now, the data suggests that Trump exaggerated.
Can the context support "Election officials are 'sending 80 million ballots all over the country. Eighty million ballots, non-requested. I call them 'unsolicited ballots."?

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


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) Sketch (b) Cartoon (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


Find y.
Options: (a) 10\sqrt{3} (b) 10 (c) 20 (d) 10\sqrt{2}


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 snow (d) The corruption type is fog


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


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 maraca (b) The provided image contains a water tower (c) The provided image contains a cowboy boot (d) The provided image contains a sewing machine (e) The provided image contains a goldfinch (f) The provided image contains an accordion (g) The provided image contains a jellyfish (h) The provided image contains a fly

The provided image contains a water tower

The provided image contains a cowboy boot

The provided image contains a sewing machine

The provided image contains an accordion


Does the context support "'It is simply a fact that insufficient funding for Amtrak has delayed the installation' of a positive train control safety system. 'To deny a connection between the (derailment in Philadelphia) and underfunding Amtrak is to deny reality."?

Context: Our ruling Schumer said that 'it is simply a fact that insufficient funding for Amtrak has delayed the installation' of a positive train control safety system. 'To deny a connection between the (derailment in Philadelphia) and underfunding Amtrak is to deny reality.' Schumer has a point that insufficient funding has been an obstacle to implementing positive train control in locations like the one where the accident occurred. But other factors played a role as well, including administrative problems within Amtrak and technical challenges such as difficulty obtaining radio frequencies.

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) living room (b) dining room (c) restaurant (d) classroom (e) church outside (f) kitchen (g) bedroom (h) tower (i) conference room


Think about the magnetic force between the magnets in each pair. Which of the following statements is true?

Options: (a) The magnetic force is stronger in Pair 1. (b) The magnetic force is stronger in Pair 2. (c) The strength of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs.

The magnetic force is stronger in Pair 1.

The magnetic force is stronger in Pair 2.

The strength of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs.


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) Sketch (c) Photograph (d) Art painting


Based on the text, which of the following things made the passenger pigeon migration a special event?

Options: (a) The migration only happened every one hundred years. (b) The migration caused warmer weather and forest growth. (c) Only people in Florida and Texas could see the migration. (d) The sun was blocked out by huge flocks of birds.

The migration only happened every one hundred years.

The migration caused warmer weather and forest growth.

Only people in Florida and Texas could see the migration.

The sun was blocked out by huge flocks of birds.


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

Context: In short, we have not seen any credible reports about Belgium's solar-powered parking meters being rendered useless because of a lack of sunlight. As this country has been using these devices for at least 10 years, and as they have recently installed close to a thousand more, it seems reasonable to assume that the these parking meters work.

Claim: "A TikTok video is correct in saying Belgium's solar-powered parking meters are frequently unusable because of a lack of sunlight."

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) conference room (b) living room (c) classroom (d) restaurant (e) tower (f) church outside (g) bedroom (h) dining room (i) kitchen


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 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) kitchen (d) tower (e) bedroom (f) conference room (g) restaurant (h) church outside (i) dining room


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


Find the area of the parallelogram. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.
Options: (a) 4 (b) 8 (c) 12 (d) 16


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) ship (c) car (d) bird (e) truck (f) deer (g) monkey (h) airplane (i) dog (j) cat


Find x in the figure.
Options: (a) 27.7 (b) 68 (c) 34 (d) 41.3


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) Sketch (c) Art painting (d) Cartoon


Which country is highlighted?

Options: (a) the Marshall Islands (b) Kiribati (c) Australia (d) Tuvalu


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) dining room (c) restaurant (d) tower (e) church outside (f) living room (g) classroom (h) kitchen (i) bedroom


Find the variable of b to the nearest tenth. Assume that segments that appear to be tangent are tangent.
Options: (a) 11.3 (b) 11.8 (c) 12.8 (d) 12.3


Which better describes the Great Basin Desert ecosystem?

Options: (a) It has dry, thin soil. It also has long, cold winters. (b) It has heavy snow. It also has only a few types of trees.

It has dry, thin soil. It also has long, cold winters.

It has heavy snow. It also has only a few types of trees.


Which statement describes the Tibetan Plateau ecosystem?

Options: (a) It has mostly small plants. (b) It has dry, thin soil that is rich in nutrients. (c) It has many evergreen trees.

It has dry, thin soil that is rich in nutrients.


Find m \angle YXW.
Options: (a) 65 (b) 25 (c) 180 (d) 115


Our ruling McAuliffe told journalists, 'Since 2008, we have cut 5,000 positions' in state public schools. The actual number is 4,811, but we won't carp with the rounding up. In a similar statement on a radio show, the governor said 'about 5,000 jobs.' It should be noted that about one-fourth of the positions belonged to instructors and that the vast majority of lost jobs affected support staff.

Read previous text and decide if "'Since 2008, we have cut 5,000 positions' from Virginia public schools." is factually correct?

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


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) Sketch (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) Photograph (c) Cartoon (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) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Art painting (d) Sketch


This Facebook post is part and parcel of that conspiracy. It is inaccurate and makes a ridiculous claim.

Read previous text and decide if "The media 'pulled down an entire shelf of goods so that they can present the news of people buying stuff in a hysteria over the coronavirus." is factually correct?

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) horse (b) bird (c) car (d) cat (e) airplane (f) truck (g) ship (h) dog (i) deer (j) monkey


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 spider web (b) The provided image contains an ocarina (c) The provided image contains a leafhopper (d) The provided image contains an envelope (e) The provided image contains a great egret (f) The provided image contains a broccoli (g) The provided image contains an american bullfrog (h) The provided image contains a banjo

The provided image contains a spider web

The provided image contains a leafhopper

The provided image contains a great egret

The provided image contains an american bullfrog


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) car (c) monkey (d) cat (e) horse (f) deer (g) bird (h) airplane (i) truck (j) dog


Does the context support "'All' Americans in Afghanistan who 'have wanted to come out have come out."?

Context: Our ruling Schumer said that among Americans in Afghanistan, 'all' who 'have wanted to come out have come out.' That's incorrect; the State Department has acknowledged that there are still 'somewhere around 100' American citizens who want to leave Afghanistan. Schumer's office later said that he had misspoken.

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


Find h.
Options: (a) 15\sqrt2 (b) 15\sqrt3 (c) 15 (d) \frac{15\sqrt{3}}{2}


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

Context: Our ruling Let's sum up our findings: Is the point-after touchdown attempt an almost pre-determined outcome that propels kickers to the top of scoring charts? Yes. More pertinently, did Goodell have his stats straight? Also yes. In football terms, Goodell's claim is up and it's GOOD!

Claim: "'The extra point is almost automatic. ... (The NFL) had five missed extra points this year out of 1,200 some odd' attempts."

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


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 cello (b) The provided image contains a white-headed capuchin (c) The provided image contains a sandal (d) The provided image contains a toucan (e) The provided image contains a kimono (f) The provided image contains a mongoose (g) The provided image contains a unicycle (h) The provided image contains a yellow lady's slipper

The provided image contains a white-headed capuchin

The provided image contains a yellow lady's slipper


Context: Our ruling Facebook posts said more than 500,000 mail in ballots in Virginia and 200,000 in Nevada were sent to dead people or pets. In Virginia, about 500,000 voters received an application for a ballot - not an actual ballot - that included the wrong return address for elections offices. In Nevada, around 226,000 ballots for the primary were returned to Clark County because the voters didn't live at the address. In neither case, does that add up to evidence that hundreds of thousands of dead people and pets received ballots.

Does the context support "More than 500,000 mail in ballots in Virginia and 200,000 in Nevada were sent to dead people or pets"?

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


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 an american bullfrog (b) The provided image contains a broccoli (c) The provided image contains a spider web (d) The provided image contains a banjo (e) The provided image contains a leafhopper (f) The provided image contains an envelope (g) The provided image contains an ocarina (h) The provided image contains a great egret

The provided image contains an american bullfrog

The provided image contains a spider web

The provided image contains a leafhopper

The provided image contains a great egret


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


Our ruling Young said DUI arrests dropped dramatically when Uber came to Tampa. Uber came to Tampa in April 2014, and DUIs did drop that month, and continued to do so in 2015. However, experts cautioned that there are many more factors that can affect the number of DUI incidents, so attributing the drop to solely to Uber is unscientific. Plus, more comprehensive data show the number of DUI arrests has fluctuated over recent years. We rate this claim Half True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/0f460b5b-5c03-4167-9057-97e23713139a

Read previous text and decide if "'DUI arrests dropped significantly in Tampa once Uber began operating here." is factually correct?

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) conference room (c) restaurant (d) kitchen (e) classroom (f) dining room (g) bedroom (h) tower (i) living room


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) classroom (b) dining room (c) conference room (d) church outside (e) living room (f) restaurant (g) tower (h) kitchen (i) bedroom


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 Zoom blur (c) The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Glass 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 Zoom blur

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

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


What is the capital of North Carolina?

Options: (a) Little Rock (b) Springfield (c) Atlanta (d) Raleigh


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


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) Photograph (b) Cartoon (c) Sketch (d) Art painting


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) fish flying (b) fly fishing


Which of the following was a dependent variable in this experiment?

Options: (a) the distance the ball traveled (b) the distance the sling was pulled back


Which better describes the tide pool ecosystems in Tongue Point Marine Life Sanctuary?

Options: (a) It has no sunlight. It also has daily flooding and draining of seawater. (b) It has daily flooding and draining of seawater. It also has water that is rich in nutrients.

It has no sunlight. It also has daily flooding and draining of seawater.

It has daily flooding and draining of seawater. It also has water that is rich in nutrients.


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) 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) horse (b) car (c) bird (d) monkey (e) dog (f) cat (g) airplane (h) ship (i) truck (j) deer


Think about the magnetic force between the magnets in each pair. Which of the following statements is true?

Options: (a) The magnitude of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs. (b) The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 1. (c) The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 2.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 1.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 2.


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 noise (b) The corruption type is digital (c) The corruption type is blur (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) ship (b) truck (c) horse (d) deer (e) car (f) cat (g) bird (h) monkey (i) airplane (j) dog


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


Find x.
Options: (a) 140 (b) 90 (c) 110 (d) 130


Does the context support "'We have created more jobs in this last year than the Bush administration (did) in eight years."?

Context: But Democrats still suffered a 'shellacking,' he joked during an April 19 campaign fundraiser in Cleveland for U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, who faces re-election next year. Citing positive economic news, Biden insisted, however, that the political debate about his administration's policies now favors Democrats. 'A lot of things we took a shellacking for, the American public has had an opportunity to take a good look at now,' he said. Biden noted the improving unemployment rate. And he added this comparison: 'We have created more jobs in this last year than the Bush administration (did) in eight years. We are in a position where we are moving to toward creating an average of 220,000 jobs a month. Not enough, but we are moving.' PolitiFact Ohio likes comparisons and decided to examine this one because it's emerging as a key Democratic talking point. When checking out job figures, PolitiFact turns to The Bureau of Labor Statistics, the official score keeper of U.S. employment numbers. The BLS numbers are based on monthly surveys of employers. It updates the monthly figure as employers complete their surveys and it incorporates into the monthly figure a more complete quarterly census of employment and wages. First, we can quickly dispense with the Biden's lead-in: That the unemployment rate is improving. In March, the national unemployment rate dropped for the fourth consecutive month. At 8.8 percent, the rate is down from a recession peak of 10.1 in Oct. 2009, according to the BLS. Also, we can dispense with the last part: 'We are moving to toward creating an average of 220,000 jobs a month. Not enough, but we are moving.' Since it's not really a statement of fact and includes a prediction, we'll leave that to be examined down the road. But how about the Obama vs. Bush job comparison? The number of jobs as of February 2001, the first full month of Bush's presidency, was 132.53 million. The number of jobs as of January 2009, the month he left office, was 133.56 million. That's a net gain 1.03 million jobs. To checkout Biden's claim, we looked back 12 months, from March 2010 to March of 2011. (Though Biden made remarks this month, April figures have not yet been tallied.) The number of jobs in March 2010 was 129.43 million. The number of jobs in March 2011 is 130.73 million. The net gain during the last year is 1.3 million jobs. That means 270,000 more jobs were created in the last 12 months than the net total of jobs at the end of Bush's two terms. A familiar detour, or caveat, is in order. Typically, the most recent BLS monthly job figures are preliminary and will change as surveys are completed and figures are updated. That means the 270,000 edge for the Obama administration could increase -- or disappear. Politifact also frequently points that when framing job figures, slicing and timing make all the difference. Republicans, for instance, like to frame the jobs story this way: The U.S. has lost a total of 2.09 million jobs since Obama's first full-month in office in February 2009. That's true. Of course, looking at this way shortchanges the impact of the deep recession Obama inherited and the recent economic growth. Likewise, Democrats shortchange Bush when they ignore that the U.S. created more than 5.6 million jobs through January 2008, when the recession began to take hold. The bottom line is that the recession, which officially began in Dec. 2007, hurt the job record of both presidents. So where does that leave Biden's statement? He's correct about the declining unemployment rate. He's also accurate about the gains made in the last year. The figure also falls within the context that the recovery has been slow and painful but the job picture is improving of late, albeit slowly. Understanding how he slices job numbers in his comparison is a point that provides clarification.

Options: (a) not sure (b) no (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) dining room (b) classroom (c) living room (d) tower (e) kitchen (f) restaurant (g) bedroom (h) church outside (i) conference room


Does the context support "'There was no violence on the Senate side, in terms of the chamber."?

Context: Our ruling Johnson said at a West Allis presentation he didn't feel threatened Jan. 6 because 'there was no violence on the Senate side, in terms of the chamber.' The highest-profile violent acts indeed occurred around the House chamber. But this is an absurd description for any element of an event where hundreds of rioters forced their way past police and into the U.S. Capitol, forcing lawmakers to scurry to safety and leaving more than 100 injured officers in their wake. The fact no one was killed or injured in the chamber does little to lessen the violence inherent to the presence of rioters who acted violently to get in the building. Senators like Johnson had the luxury of being potentially less fearful only because of officers like Goodman and whatever happenstance led more rioters initially to the House chamber, allowing senators to escape before rioters forced their way into the chamber.

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


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) bird (c) truck (d) ship (e) airplane (f) deer (g) car (h) cat (i) monkey (j) horse


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 noise (c) The corruption type is weather (d) The corruption type is blur


Context: Our ruling North Carolina Republican Rep. Ted Budd defended his vote for the American Health Care Act, saying it will 'significantly reduce insurance premiums in' North Carolina. In the short-term, insurance premiums on North Carolina's individual market would actually increase. It's not a small increase, either, but is rather expected to be the second-largest in the nation. Budd does have a point that premiums are expected to decrease in cost nationally a decade from now. People can quibble over whether an expected 10 percent decline is 'significant,' but it is a decline. However, that's a national estimate. There's no solid analysis yet into how North Carolina specifically might fare, a point against Budd. It's also just an average. Some people will see lower premiums, while others will see higher premiums - for many of them, high enough that experts believe they'll drop insurance entirely. And finally, even people with lower premiums might still pay more in the end, since their deductibles could be higher under the AHCA. Since Budd's claim is partially accurate but missing some important context, we rate it Half True. Share the Facts 2017-05-10 18:46:36 UTC Politifact 3 1 7 Politifact Rating: Half True Says if the AHCA replaces Obamacare it will 'significantly reduce insurance premiums in' North Carolina. Ted Budd U.S. Representative Thursday, May 4, 2017 2017-05-04 Read More info

Does the context support "Says if the AHCA replaces Obamacare it will 'significantly reduce insurance premiums in' North Carolina."?

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


Find ST.
Options: (a) \frac{50}{3} (b) 17 (c) 18 (d) 32/2


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


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) 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) bird (c) ship (d) monkey (e) dog (f) horse (g) airplane (h) cat (i) car (j) deer


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 Defocus 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 Zoom blur

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

The image is corrupt, the specific corruption type is Motion 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) conference room (b) dining room (c) classroom (d) bedroom (e) restaurant (f) living room (g) church outside (h) tower (i) kitchen


What is the capital of Connecticut?

Options: (a) Trenton (b) New Orleans (c) Hartford (d) New Haven


Find m \angle 3.
Options: (a) 74 (b) 82 (c) 90 (d) 78


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 Speckle noise (b) The corruption type is Spatter (c) The corruption type is Gaussian blur (d) The corruption type is Contrast (e) The corruption type is Elastic transform (f) The corruption type is Impulse noise (g) The corruption type is Saturate (h) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (i) The corruption type is Shot noise (j) The corruption type is Pixelate

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) conference room (b) living room (c) classroom (d) tower (e) dining room (f) kitchen (g) bedroom (h) church outside (i) restaurant


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 sleeping bag (b) The provided image contains a rotary dial telephone (c) The provided image contains a flatworm (d) The provided image contains an american robin (e) The provided image contains an ant (f) The provided image contains a shipwreck (g) The provided image contains a mask (h) The provided image contains an airliner

The provided image contains a sleeping bag

The provided image contains a rotary dial telephone

The provided image contains an american robin


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) classroom (d) conference room (e) church outside (f) kitchen (g) dining room (h) restaurant (i) bedroom


Is tillite a mineral or a rock?

Options: (a) mineral (b) rock


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) truck (d) deer (e) airplane (f) ship (g) bird (h) monkey (i) cat (j) horse


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 Spatter (b) The corruption type is Shot noise (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 Elastic transform (g) The corruption type is Gaussian noise (h) The corruption type is Pixelate (i) The corruption type is Speckle noise (j) The corruption type is Saturate

The corruption type is Elastic transform


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


Which of these continents does the equator intersect?

Options: (a) Europe (b) Australia (c) Africa


Which property matches this object?

Options: (a) transparent (b) hard


Which ocean is highlighted?

Options: (a) the Indian Ocean (b) the Atlantic Ocean (c) the Arctic Ocean (d) the Southern Ocean


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) living room (c) kitchen (d) classroom (e) church outside (f) restaurant (g) dining room (h) tower (i) bedroom


What type of rock is sandstone?

Options: (a) igneous (b) sedimentary


What is the capital of West Virginia?

Options: (a) Charleston (b) Tallahassee (c) Laramie (d) Columbus


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) dog (d) bird (e) ship (f) airplane (g) cat (h) car (i) truck (j) deer


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) Art painting (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) deer (c) horse (d) monkey (e) airplane (f) bird (g) dog (h) truck (i) ship (j) car


Think about the magnetic force between the magnets in each pair. Which of the following statements is true?

Options: (a) The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 1. (b) The magnitude of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs. (c) The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 2.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 1.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs.

The magnitude of the magnetic force is smaller in Pair 2.


If TU = 14, what it the radius of \odot Q.
Options: (a) 16 (b) 8 (c) 11 (d) 7


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 noise (b) The corruption type is blur (c) The corruption type is digital (d) The corruption type is weather


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


Select the amphibian below.

Options: (a) red-eyed tree frog (b) coral snake


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 lighter (b) The provided image contains a viaduct (c) The provided image contains a duck (d) The provided image contains a ladybug (e) The provided image contains a saxophone (f) The provided image contains a corn (g) The provided image contains an african bush elephant (h) The provided image contains a chain

The provided image contains an african bush elephant


Does the context support "'Job growth and stock growth for the first two years of Trump are down from where they were (during the) last two years of Obama."?

Context: Our ruling Dowd tweeted, 'Job growth and stock growth for the first two years of Trump are down from where they were (during the) last two years of Obama.' Dowd is right about job growth under the two presidents, though the difference between them is quite small. But he's wrong about the stock market, which increased by a larger percentage during Trump's first two years than in Obama's final two. We rate the statement Half True. Share the Facts 2019-03-14 18:54:54 UTC PolitiFact 4 1 7 PolitiFact Rating: Half True 'Job growth and stock growth for the first two years of Trump are down from where they were (during the) last two years of Obama.' Matthew Dowd political strategist https://twitter.com/matthewjdowd/status/1104024638399627265 a tweet Friday, March 8, 2019 2019-03-08 Read More info

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


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

Context: Our rating A slew of tweets claimed: 'Scott Walker to cut $300 million from universities, spend $500 million on a pro basketball stadium.' Walker's 2015-'17 state budget does propose cutting $300 million from the University of Wisconsin System over the two-year period. The governor also proposes, in the form of bonds, a state contribution for a new Milwaukee arena. But it wouldn't be $500 million -- the total cost of the arena -- but rather $220 million. For a statement that is partially accurate, our rating is Half True. ------ More on Scott Walker For profiles and stories on Scott Walker and 2016 presidential politics, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Scott Walker page. To comment on this item, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's web page.

Claim: "'Scott Walker to cut $300 million from universities, spend $500 million on a pro basketball stadium."

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


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) Sketch (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 fog (b) The corruption type is brightness (c) The corruption type is frost (d) The corruption type is snow


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) classroom (b) church outside (c) dining room (d) conference room (e) restaurant (f) living room (g) tower (h) kitchen (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) airplane (b) ship (c) deer (d) horse (e) dog (f) bird (g) car (h) cat (i) truck (j) monkey


Find x.
Options: (a) 6 (b) 3 (c) 5 (d) 4


Context: Our ruling The Patriot Journal headline stated that a swing state had been accused of registering hundreds of dead Pennsylvanians to vote. The claim gets some critical facts false. The lawsuit was filed against county elections officials, not the state. And the complaint doesn't allege registration of the dead. It alleges that the county officials haven't done enough to remove deceased voters from the rolls. We rate this statement Mostly False. This story has been updated to reflect that while the nonprofit behind the lawsuit has warned about states pushing noncitizens onto their voter rolls, the lawsuits the group files are not explicitly designed to stop an alien invasion at the ballot box.

Does the context support "'Swing State Hit With 2020 Voting Lawsuit - Accused Of Registering Over 1,500 Deceased People In Pennsylvania."?

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


Does the context support "Sen. Marco Rubio 'refuses to accept the basic science' on climate change and is 'a climate change denier."?

Context: Our ruling Organizing for Action said that Rubio 'refuses to accept the basic science' on climate change and is 'a climate change denier.' Rubio's 2010 comments to the Tampa Tribune -- when he said, 'I don't think there's the scientific evidence to justify it' -- represent the clearest evidence in support of the group's charge. In that comment, Rubio does sound like he is denying the existence of science that supports the climate change hypothesis. Since then -- including on four separate occasions this year -- Rubio has expressed opposition to climate change policies while speaking more cautiously about the science that proves climate change is happening. On one of those occasions in February, he even conceded that he's seen 'reasonable debate' about the question. But in none of those instances did Rubio walk back his 2010 remarks, even though he had several opportunities to do so.

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


Find x.
Options: (a) \sqrt{15} (b) \sqrt{83} (c) 6 (d) 10


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) Cartoon (d) Photograph


What is the capital of Pennsylvania?

Options: (a) Harrisburg (b) Cambridge (c) Atlanta (d) Hartford


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


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


Does the context support "'Scott Walker to cut $300 million from universities, spend $500 million on a pro basketball stadium."?

Context: Our rating A slew of tweets claimed: 'Scott Walker to cut $300 million from universities, spend $500 million on a pro basketball stadium.' Walker's 2015-'17 state budget does propose cutting $300 million from the University of Wisconsin System over the two-year period. The governor also proposes, in the form of bonds, a state contribution for a new Milwaukee arena. But it wouldn't be $500 million -- the total cost of the arena -- but rather $220 million. For a statement that is partially accurate, our rating is Half True. ------ More on Scott Walker For profiles and stories on Scott Walker and 2016 presidential politics, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Scott Walker page. To comment on this item, go to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's web page.

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


Which statement describes the Tibetan Plateau ecosystem?

Options: (a) It has warm summers and cool winters. (b) It has many evergreen trees. (c) It has long, cold winters and short, cold summers.

It has long, cold winters and short, cold summers.


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

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


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

Context: The claim is inaccurate and unsubstantiated.

Claim: "'The Vaccine Adverse Event Recording System shows that 5,946 people have died because of the' COVID-19 vaccine."

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 fog (c) The corruption type is frost (d) The corruption type is brightness


Context: Our ruling A YouTube video claims to show a 'DNC group' teaching 'ILLEGAL VOTING in Arizona.' The group that the video purports to show is a grassroots local political organization in Arizona, and is not affiliated with the DNC. The activist in the video said multiple times that it's illegal to register as a U.S. citizen if you're not. He told the two men in the video that there is a loophole in Arizona and federal law by which prospective voters can register to vote without showing proof of citizenship. He did not encourage undocumented immigrants to try to illegally vote. The YouTube video is inaccurate.

Does the context support "Says it shows a 'DNC Group' teaching 'ILLEGAL VOTING in Arizona."?

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


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


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


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) deer (c) car (d) dog (e) bird (f) truck (g) airplane (h) monkey (i) cat (j) horse


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


Context: Kasim Reed successfully campaigned for mayor in 2009 with the goal of making Atlanta a safer city. In his recent State of the City speech before hundreds of business leaders and elected officials from across the region, Reed was very specific about the drop in major crimes last year. 'Felony crimes are at the lowest they have been since 1969,' the mayor said. This claim was listed second in a glossy pamphlet called '30 Accomplishments in 3 Years' with Reed's picture on it. Since public safety is such an important issue and Reed has highlighted this as an accomplishment, PolitiFact Georgia thought it would be worthwhile to fact-check whether the claim is correct. Felony crimes consist of murder, rape, aggravated assault, robbery, burglary, larceny and auto theft. The FBI keeps data on felonies and other crimes that are collected from police agencies nationwide, and it puts them into an annual report. They are included in the FBI's Part I crimes category. Atlanta police spokesman Carlos Campos said the claim was focused on the total number of felony crimes in the city in 2012. He forwarded us a report full of statistics that included felony crime totals from 1960 to 2010. Campos also gave us felony crime totals for 2011 and 2012. The Police Department's and FBI's totals matched most years. The FBI does not have complete Atlanta data for 2012. In 1969, Atlanta had 32,095 felony crimes. The total rose to slightly more than 40,000 in 1970 and nearly 50,000 by 1976. Felony crimes hit their zenith in 1989, when the total was 88,241. The annual totals have steadily declined since then. There have been a few years in the past decade in which the total was below 40,000. None, though, were as low as the 2012 total of 34,581. As far as the annual totals, the city's numbers are correct. Why is there a decrease? Police departments across the country have reported a drop in crime in recent years. Washington, for example, was on pace in 2012 to have its lowest number of murders in nearly 50 years. New York City police report a major decline in homicides from 2,262 in 1990 to 515 in 2011. In 2011, the most recent year available, FBI data show violent and property crimes nationwide declined for the fifth year in a row. Atlanta Police Chief George Turner told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that his department, like many law enforcement agencies, uses computer mapping to determine crime trends and deploy officers to areas where there is a spike in criminal activity. The department also reconfigured the boundaries of its beats so officers would have less territory to cover, used video surveillance as a crime-fighting tool and has more cops on the force, which Turner believes are additional factors in the drop in crime. PolitiFact Georgia has examined Atlanta crime statistics before, and we note that crime statistics are difficult to cross-check. Independent researchers or agencies don't typically do separate tallies or check the quality of crime statistics. For a period starting in 1999, the department failed to count about 6 percent of rape reports. In 2003, an audit found that police were unable to find about 20,000 reports from the prior year. Rapes and robberies went unreported in the late 1990s as well. We do note that there is no evidence that the city is currently underreporting its crime statistics. One news site, Business Insider, analyzed the FBI crime data for 2011 and ranked Atlanta as the eighth-most-dangerous city in the U.S. by calculating Atlanta's violent crime rate and comparing it with other cities. The FBI advises against ranking agencies '[s]ince crime is a sociological phenomenon influenced by a variety of factors.' We did decide to take a closer look at Atlanta's felony crime rate to see whether it is also at its lowest level since 1969. We used the FBI's formula for calculating the felony crime rate. We divided the number of felony crimes by the city's population for a particular year and multiplied that by 100,000. PolitiFact Georgia must note a caveat about Atlanta's population estimates. As estimates, they can vary. We all believed Atlanta's population rose sharply between 2000 and 2009, particularly after 2005. In 2009, Atlanta's population was estimated at nearly 553,000 residents. Then the U.S. Census Bureau released its 2010 population estimate for Atlanta, which was done with the help of more counters than prior years. The total? An estimated 420,000. In 2011, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution investigated why there was such a huge change in one year. The AJC found that a successful appeal by Fulton County government to the Census Bureau resulted in its 2005 population estimate rising by nearly 100,000 residents. Atlanta's population estimate rose that year by about 55,000 residents. The city appealed its estimate in 2006, and the Census Bureau agreed to increase its population by an additional 12,000 residents. For our fact check, we used the adjusted census population estimates from 2000 to 2009, which were more conservative than the information used after the appeals. The Atlanta Regional Commission estimates the city's population at 421,600 in 2012. Using that estimate, we found two years (1970 and 1971) in which there was a lower felony crime rate than 2012. The differences between those two years and 2012, though, was pretty small. The most recent census population estimate for Atlanta was 432,427 in 2011. If we use that population estimate for 2012, that year wins as the city's lowest felony crime rate. The Census Bureau's 2012 estimate will not come out until March, we were told. Census estimates usually rise each year. Our conclusion: The mayor and city officials say felony crime is at its lowest since 1969. Indeed, the number of reported felony crimes is at its lowest since 1969. It's possible the felony crime rate was slightly lower in 1970 or 1971. It's possible, though, that the felony crime rate was lower in 2012. Since it is possible the felony crime rate was lower in 2012, we're not going to quibble about 1970 or 1971. Our rating: True. Featured Fact-check NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision stated on November 8, 2021 in a news release New York is 'leading the nation with the lowest imprisonment rate of any large state' By Jill Terreri Ramos • November 19, 2021

Does the context support "Felony crimes in the city of Atlanta are the lowest they have been since 1969."?

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) classroom (b) living room (c) church outside (d) bedroom (e) tower (f) kitchen (g) dining room (h) conference room (i) restaurant


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) classroom (b) bedroom (c) living room (d) conference room (e) tower (f) church outside (g) dining room (h) restaurant (i) kitchen


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 blur (d) The corruption type is digital


Does the context support "Says Donald Trump and Ron Johnson 'oppose a woman's right to choose and Johnson voted against the Violence Against Women Act."?

Context: In passing the Violence Against Women Act, the Democrat-controlled Senate turned the renewal of a non-controversial piece of legislation that had a history of strong bipartisan support into a divisive and highly partisan bill. As a result, the Senate has approved a piece of legislation that sounds nice, but which is fatally flawed. By including an unconstitutional expansion of tribal authority and introducing a bill before the Congressional Budget Office could review it to estimate its cost, Senate Democrats made it impossible for me to support a bill covering an issue I would like to address. Most analysts believe it would add more than $2 billion to the deficit. I voted for an alternative that did not have these serious flaws. That alternative would help deter and prosecute violence against women - without the inclusion of unconstitutional provisions. Our rating Feingold says Trump and Johnson 'oppose a woman's right to choose and Johnson voted against the Violence Against Women Act.' Trump and Johnson are anti-abortion, though Trump in particular has said he supports exceptions to allow abortion in certain cases. Johnson did vote no on reauthorizing the violence law, but it's not as though he opposed protections for women; in fact, he voted for alternative measures that did not pass. For a statement that is accurate but needs clarification, our rating is Mostly True. https://www.sharethefacts.co/share/9098398a-5eba-4691-8b05-25a5f5b6640a

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


Think about the magnetic force between the magnets in each pair. Which of the following statements is true?

Options: (a) The strength of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs. (b) The magnetic force is weaker in Pair 2. (c) The magnetic force is weaker in Pair 1.

The strength of the magnetic force is the same in both pairs.


Does the context support "'After today, @GovJayNixon will have been overridden more times than all previous governors in #MO history #moleg'"?

Context: Our ruling Kinder said Nixon has been overridden 'more times than all previous governors in Missouri history.' Thanks to the growing Republican majority in the legislature and the number of bills Nixon vetoed, that is indeed correct.

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